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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-17
HaNKOW MISSIONARIES SAFE,
Property Of the Episcopal Church Also
Respected by Chinese RcvOInt tonists.

Respected by Chinese ReyOInt tonls,s.
Bishop Lloyd, president of the Board Of
Missions of the Episcopal Church, said
yesterday that he had received a cable
message from Bishop Roots dated at
Hankow on Saturday saying that though
the times were turbulent all the members
OF their mission in the neighborhood were
safe: 1t IL understood also that the ex
IN Wuchang and Hankow is safe, Boone
College OF the Episcopal mission Is in VII
chang ,All but four Of the STAFF OF the
college and mission in WuchanR, CON
sisting Of six clergymen. three doctors.
six women and two men teachers, crossed
the riyer to Hankow in the party Of Amer
four remained in Wuchang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-17
kaiser 10 Visit Hing Alfonso.

Np'cil! cable Despatch 70 THE SvN.
BERLIN. Oct. l8 The Tog'binH states
that the Kaiser will visit Madr IN the
middle of November
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-10-17

New HAVEN. Conn. Oct. le.-The regu-
lar October meeting Of the Yale Corpora
discussion OF tho budget for this year,
which calls for total expenditures Of
81, ass, ,o29.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30

Three and one-half sections of the mill are handling 100 tons per day and equipment is being rapidly installed in the other two and one-half sections. The Burch rolls, which gave trouble at first owing to their repair cost, are now said to be giving satisfaction. The fine grinding in one-half of the fourth sec tion is being done with an S-foot Hard ing pebble mill instead of Chilean mills as in the first three sections.
 Two 6-foot Evans-Waddell Chilean mills are being installed in the fifth section and 6-foot Hardinge ball mill has just been unloaded at the siding. All sections are equipped with Burch rolls for the coarse grinding.
 A D per cent recovery is reported and D tons of concentrates, averaging F per cent copper are being shipped daily to Cananea, making an average monthly production of l,SOO.OOO pounds of refined copper.-Globe Silver Belt.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30

The ore has been divided into three classes. The first class runs 75 per cent lead, 30 ounces silver and 50 cents to Is in gold. This consists of two cars or 100 tons, and is worth 75S a ton, or 7,5OOS. The second class consists of 100 tons running 5 per cent lead-zinc, worth sos a ton, or 5,000S. The third is 100 tons straight zinc, running close to about 45 per cent, and is worth 35s to 4OS a ton, or 1, 4,OoOS. The total worth of this lot from 100 feet of tunneling is approximately HOODS. This is a re- markable record for what may be term ed a new prospect, as this small tun- nel represents the principal working on the Nebo Highland.
 Joining the Nebo Highland on the south is the Eva, which also has an unusual display of ores at minimum expense of exposure. The new tram should be completed in two or three weeks, when Eva, too, will begin for warding ore.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Nipisslng Mines Go.

Operations of the new plant which the Nipissing erected for the treat ment of its high-grade ores have been so satisfactory that in about six weeks the saving in costs was sufficient to off, set the plant expenditure amounting to about 50,OOOS. All ore which carries 1000 ounces or more silver to the ton will be treated hereafter in this retin- cry, and bullion will be shipped from
 the property direct to market. For this product the company will receive a substantial premium over the current daily market price for silver. About 70 per cent of Nipissing's production is from high grade ore, which will be treated at the new refinery, and it is estimated that this plant will save the company 2OO,OOOS per year. With slight notifications second-class ores may likewise be treated in the plant. and it is cOnfidentially expected that the present recovery of so per cent gross value can be brought up to 93 per cent. Development work on Nipissing territory during the past summer has not produced any unusual results. Early in the season it was decided to erect a hydraulic plant, which it was
 expected would be completed some
 weeks ago, but unavoidable delays will make it impossible to commence opera tions before next spring. Pending the completion of the hydraulic system, prospecting has been at a minimum. On vein GA it is estimated that there are net values approXimating 1,0OO, OOOS The vein has known length of 600 feet
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
The Miami Copper
 Company is Busy.

The Miami Copper company is em- ploying 59O men, 300 under ground and 29O on the surface, of whom 90 are in the mill. Seventeen hundred tons per day are being mined, of which 600 tons come from development, POO from the dump, and 900 from mining operations. Square sets are being placed next to the capping preparatory to top-slicing the irregular upper portions of the ore body. and three rooms are under way bv the room and pillar sub-level stop ing method. No timber is used in the rooms and the ore is broken very cheaply.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Jarbridge Camp
 Becomes Shipper.

The first shipment of gold bullion bars from the new mining camp of Jar bridge was made recently when H. ". Fletcher, of the Clark-Fletcher lease on the Bourne property, came to the railroad in an automobile with over a thousand dollars worth of the precious yellow metal cast in ingots from the first run.
 Mir. Fletcher states that this bullion was the result from their first run of five hours. and when a considerable amount of high-grade ore was run through as a test on the mill. Here after the ore will be taken as it comes and he says they expect to ship out at least 50OOS in gold bar every month.
 The ore crusher that was first put in did not do the work and they had to shut the mill down until a different make could te bauled in-aud put up, which has been done, and the mill is again at work. This mill handles DO custom ore as they have blocked out sufficient ore to keep them going for long time and new ore is being daily blocked out.-Free Press.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Tonopah Extension Go.

During the first half of August there were shipped from the Tonopah Exten- sion l9 bars of bullion valued at 24, 0O0S. The result of the last half of the month s run was 22 bars of bullion valued at 32- 0OOS, making a total net production of 56, OOOS worth of bullion for the month. This was the result of a total run of 1, ,- 3S4 tons of ore, or an average of III tons per day. Allowing for a 9l per cent of extraction, which is about the usual percentage obtained, the pro- duction shows that the average grade of ore treated during August was ab- out l4S per ton, which is considerably in excess of any monthly average for some time. This is the biggest months s run since the mill was started up, and is accountable both from the good work done by the mill and the general i'm provement in the values in the ore bod
 ies now being worked upon the differ ent levels. The net returns for Aug ust would indicate a net profit for the month of about 24,OOOs, which record has only been passed by but one month since milling operations were started. which was Tn August of 1910, at which time the amount of development work being done showed no comparison to that of the present time, the past months report showing that there were 1000 feet of new ground broken. Underground the conditions prevailing are most satisfactory to the manage ment, there being more faces of ore ex- posed now than at any other time in the history of the mine. These new ore bodies are not confined to any one section or level of the mine, but are scattered throughout the workings, the limits of which are gradually being ex- tended in a westerly direction, the ex- treme westerly workings, which are now fully 200 feet west of the shaft, showing up some excellent ore bodies on the 600 and 6OO-foot levels, with every indication of further westward extension N Y. Mining Age.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Wha Steam Shovels are
 Doing to Porphyry Ores

c. B. Lakenan. general manager of the Nevada Consolidated Co.,, has fur nished the Salt Lake Tribune with ig- ures regarding some recent records made in the Copper Flat pit at Ely. where, during June the No. 6 shovel handled 74,6OO cubic yards of stripping approximately 15O,OOO tons. The cost of the work averages l3 cents per dry ton of ore Leverage moisture per cent or 34 cents per cubic yard of stripping. Slightly lower costs are attained in summer when the digging is a little easier and the delays are fewer.
 Similar work is being done in the Bingham pit of the Utah Cop per Co.,, where with eighteen or nineteen shOv- els at work, ore and overburden are being handled at the rate of 50,000 tons per day, or roughly, thirty-five tons per minute. During the quarter ended March 3l, the cost of dry excavation in the central zone of the canal was given as 57 cents per cubic yard. In the absence of Itemized costs, close comparisons are impossible. but it is evident that our friends in Nevada and Utah are making records in this work.
 To the engineer of imagination the scene at BinghamtOn at night, with the shovels at work beneath the glare of the searchlights placed upon the hills opposite is dramatic in the extreme; indeed, the whole work which D. C.. Jackling and his associates have car ried on is a striking example of creat- i've imagination applied to engineering work. In later issue we propose to discuss more at length some of the pro- blems met in carrying on mining and milling on so huge a scale.-New York Mining Age.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30

and depth of 294 feet. Some months ago there emanated from Cobalt a state ment to the effect that Nipissing would sink a drill to LOGO feet of depth for the purpose of ascertaining under ground conditions. No such action however, was ever contemplated by the management. At the present time 300 feet is about as deep as operations have been carried on, but still greater depth will be attained as conditions warrant. After the payment of the forthcoming dividend of 45O, ,OOOs Nip issing will have 1,OOO,OOOS surplus New York Mining Age.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Purchasing Ore Sacks for Nebo.

A Salt Lake City, Utah, dispatch says:-While in Salt Lake last week, Louis Fugal, manager of Nebo High land Mining company, made purchase of 5000 ore sacks, and will at once start the sacking of six carloads of high-class lead-silver-zinc ores taken out in developments along a lOO-foot tunnel. As soon as the new road is completed, which should be in two weeks, the first carload will be for warded to Salt Lake.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Copper Queen Gets
 Option in CataEnas.

Demonstrating the faith of the Cop per Queen Consolidated Mining con- pany in the Old Hat district on the side of the Catalina mountains as a copper belt, the copper Queen has just taken an option on II claims in that district for which 5O,OOOS is to be paid by Aug ust l9, 1913. The option is given by R. N. Leatherwood, W. M. Lowell, and w. E. Francis. It was filed today in the office of the county recorder.
 The terms of the option provide that IS5OS is to be paid on the execution of the agreement, 1908 per month un- til one year from date when l5,O0OS is to be paid, leaving a balance of 3l, ,4OOS to be paid on or before August l9, 1913. The Copper Queen company is to de- velop the property but to leave on dump all ore not necessary for test purposes.
 Williar- Reid executed an extension of the option which he gave the Copper Queen company last year.-Tucson Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Stockholders Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an- nual meeting of the stockholders of the Gold Road Red Top Mining Com pany vii, be held at the office of I. M. George on Tuesday, October l7th, 1911, at 7:3O D. m. of that day, for the pur- pose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the transac- tion of such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 GEO. H. TAYLOR, Sec.
 Kingman, Sept. g, 1911
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30
Digestion and Assimilation

It is not the quantity of food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enable them to perform their functions naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1911-09-30

WANTED-Experienced miner de- sires position. Good habits, married, located in district: previously shift boss and foreman; also competent to assay and survey. Address MINER office.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

oIs 37o4 eolparbs ao1o in Sprs
part. MonotIihe Wietbe S25.
Rnbert !. GrsIap an Innd z. uno
8eFie .. Seilter, Cots Al, 45 uno .,6
in ereiap's llnterobtkiluns in IRA
oifonpille. 81.
u. .. o.lIemdnn Sr. on Senrn ).
SsiIter. Cots 81, 53, 6S uHb SO in 6 /.
u. 6eilter's llnierobibeiIune in Wuois
ionpiLIe. 81.
eli5obeib Ridens an Waripsu Buell.
uno Nnoert. 1beil bon Got 8 in ars
thur 6enyis's llnterabiteiluns IN
Wiomi. $500.
Sofeph 8uhr on Better grnor, )
Sabre po6t zines qab.ns, bttannt dIs
no. 22l5 Benton S.rabt. Ronotlits
Wietbe $50.
Barbara Witbera an Wiaiam Q. z.
Gramer, 50 5ub an Der Cisieits oer
South GreseeHi 4penus. 135 Jub
bon 0reenipoob Ipsnue. 81.
Gln 2appin on Wasis Wt9rsacr.
Got z in 4na g. Wc4Dop's llntsrabs
ibeiluns pom Suniet pori. ST..
paul 8. 6unter unb Gnosre or
2ouis Wsibner. Elm S.iid 2ano In
Ssition 9 in goIsraiR 9p. 81.
Wiuiam e. 41sn an SOiepbint q.
eammers. lot SUB an Der Weitisite
ber Gnrieht 10. 81.
Wiurp R. RDhling an Wiaiom 9.
Sebtmnnu. sin Sabr poft pon Got
5l1 in Der Glsniere llHterabtheilun9.
MonntIihs Mistbs S45.
Grant 6. gotier an 6orrp .. Bob.
bel. Got Is in y. 8. Gor's llHierabs
iteiluns ouf gsries 6in. 81.
emma q. aeamion an RsipbcIb g.
pisrion. Got 100 in y. 6. gierion's
llni.robtbtiIuns ouf Sfi GoIlsss 5in.
81.
GbarIes WsHerIhmiht an gbarles
g.breht. 11eiI BON Got IL in 3. y.
6inmon's llnternbibeiluug. $3.50.
Sua R. 5.nnsp an Georgia D.
Subb. 25 bel 112 Jub an Der Siibs
feite Der Gpnortb 4penue, Ats 5uB
0itIich BON Wlittea apenus. 81.
syranets o. g. WaIib ON emma g.
Sdipsntsr. Got So in $. Z. 8efton's
llnierabibeilung bon 9poe part. 81.
0irgii q. Gilmore uno anbere an
Diners W. Cooper, 5beil bon Cots Al
unb AZ In Coulter &: MiIion's I'm
ier1bihilual BON Goilen. $3.50.
apleii 9rctMrs on Annn y.
Napble. Got 5 in u. 9billips unisrs
obibeiIuns. ST..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

fierien Staa!smann nuf ieiHem polls
iifhen Dee bsslstten; nsben ibm be-
tamen Der Setret1r fir Stoitlano
2oro penil1ne uno Der ionfsrDdtire
Ginpei.ffer 2oro 9altnrrss bas Bar
rstt bss DEBTORS beiber Retts. die
Krone Der sfeIts mar nutiirIih bic src'
he Reoe oes neuen Retiors Qoro Rcits
bern. Der an 1dg porber auF ierrtr
Saft i'm 5afen oneetomm.n. ron ben
Siubenien eingrh0lt unb I'm triumph
burd bic Siant ge5ogsn iporbeH lDor.
llebtr cine Stunbe bieli sr bic pie!tn
1oufenhs, Die bic sseitbaIle fiillieu, I'M
gann jsiner Rebeiunit sefangsn. balo
iribia Ssritrtuenb, balo innerlih ers
greifenh, nidt phns ernits MnrIfiHg
Dor ben @efohrtn Der 3eit unp belons
ners bapor, bab an bic Stellt oes
1slbIferirduens unb Der 5reuoe am
siaen Grorbriteten bic Cuff on Der
Stcatsfiiiterune unb biirosrdtiIhen
Regisrnng ireien tonnit. obtr I'm
Gansen bod trGftis optimiitiin. 10
in Der mebrnals Observation-Disclosures
bune. bab oft gtruhe in Der ariiis, In
Der bic !3sitgenefen ben unisrgans
tommsn iaben, cine Wisbtrsebart lag.
2llio frsubis Don 1911 su 24ll Ipsitsrs
aeitritien!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
GrHaseiseatbnms Ileterfraonnsea
Gincinnati- %. Gen.

etne IN att, -. sept.
sbs gineinnati abaitoir 60. nm
9b. Smperial 2auuDrn Co., s Sabre
4aht ces gissntbums an Der Roros
ipeft @dt ben ,5oba uno 2iDincfton
Strobe. Wonallihs Mietbs 500.
Wiagsie 6. Eupiins an 0sorgs
Wurpbp. 8 Cots in Woob. 6nrmon dc
Cos llnierabthsi!ung in 6assluooo.
ST..
9eorse Slider IN poulina 6amoni,
Cots ] unb 2 in SeOrgs Jii4er's I'm
israbibeilune. ST.
Samss 6. Moonen, 1rui.es, on sSba
W. MeBger. Got l22 TN Der 6pbs
BART lnterabihsiIuns on Der Wabifon
Eoap. 81.
SObn g. Wahmbori an Gmmo q.
prubs, Cots q unb 2S in Der Gos
operatipe g. II. .. NFn llnttrobtbsis
lung auf pries Sia. 81.
Clara I'D. 1oraer an Clement Bates
unb 4nbere. Elm Stud lanD an Der
Siipoft gde Der Gpnns unn South
Strabe. ferner 80 Jnb an Der VprDs
isite Der 5. Gtrabe. ro1e Epnns CTR;
fernsr 25 bel 1e9 JuB an Der Siibiei!.
Der Gpans Ctr. 81.
peter Meber an Gbiporb unb Qi53is
u. Jor, Got 212 in Der Gebnr @rops
6. u. q. aim unisrabibsilung. 81.
CLARA Wonnsr an WilIiom unb 9il.
ii. Wonner. 20 tei 100 Sub an bei
Rorbfeiie Der Rerrsr Gtrobt, 160
CUB ofilid) Der gine Girnbt. 81.
Sopbin HIopr an CHARTS 3
alaper unb albert 3. alapsr. 9beil
Don Got 3 In Sohn aons's unttrdb'
tbeiluns. 81.
Mi6nel Streibig an Mnrgdret Gid.
ter. s Aeres lonb In Geftion l II
Oreen Up. $3.50.
Worp Wnlib an NihoeI REIN. 60
8 in .. .. Narton's llntsrdb4be beilunl
BON CntIep. 81.
4nbrelD 3. Waurpbp an Jobn meib
Is 3abrs paebt sineS 0sbsn1. bsseH1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
beisemtb 6spotbelex.
Gineinnati. %. Sept.
Reue 6ppptheten.

~ ~ 60 ~ - -.
!. O. gebr an Ontl,n SmprODeo
3. Il. 6. 60, $1,000.
WiIiom syinte an oisielbe, $1250.
Gmma u. prubs an Bomb 9in 3.
n Co., $500.
Warp e. WeGartbp an proOibent
Sapinss y. u. Z. Co., $1,000.
Dilheimina aliemsier an Aponbals
i. g. g. II. .. Co.. 5000.
aaura Sherman an Cottage 9. u.
6. Co., 5000.
MmsIio 6. Weiaef an bielelbe, $3.50.
Catherine Simpion an eagle g. u.
6. a., $4,000.
Rattle Sd an Central syairmount 3.
n. 6. Co., $1,000.
2oniia Rouh on Rortb 5pbe puri
%. II. 6. Co., $500.
aellie u. Wegollum an Molnui
0ins e. u. q. Co., $500.
Wi[Iiam V. s. gromer an Ginblnr
g. u. 3. Go. 30. 3, $500.
1erlsIbe on Barbara Wisberg
$225O.
glard 3. 1tethtr on Meiiern &
Goutbern Qife Sni. Co.. $40. 900.
5oiepbine 9. BANNERS an Bon 1or
e. u. 6. Co.. $500.
Warp Gsttis an 4Ins Balbspin
$500.
MDilliam Rumpte an n. 8. yitrfon
$500.
Georgia .. Subb an DaDoria .
IN. g. Co., $500.
Qouifn u. DamIin an Goutberi
Ebio g. u. 3. Co.. $4,000.
| 9enrp Qobei0e ON Union Gdpingi
g. u. g. Co.. $250O.
Rarp 2: 4mblsr an Giip 9cl
eaHs Nooo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
Sas 50Ojabrise Snbildum Der
ltniperlitdt Ct. Anoreus.

Die ilsin,. eraus. ifottiIfe Siupi
81. anoretps, bic ipnit Itia uno taft
DerirIafen nuf ibren Hisbersn alippsH
am Wissr lis1t unb nur auf ihrsm
lpeItb,riibmisn gOifpinB immsr 0aitt
bon neither Fid) tummeIn iIsbi. mar in
ben Jeittagen (l2.-15. Sspi) in ein
1reiben eeifiirst, bns in einsm 8dior
in al,inaiien nitt bnnter unb esipiB
nirstnbs i'm ataoemilhen 2tben hes
Sentiments sbsnio farbsnprdhtis uno
prunfeno feiR fann. 9as ekniyr Der
engliftsn unb omertsaniiben Tottors
mdnisl. blau, rofo. buntsIgriin, ifurs
lan nit fpeib. sslb uno piolett. eirise
Dtuiihe RttiormdHieI, pdpitliter Ses
gat unb rufTifher Dope, bic hiitige
SGnnr Der Siunentinnen in ibren
mdleriihen adpptn, sinige 0ohldnbsr
i'm Tartan uno bic s5eotr am Alf. bos
gu nod bic rnastierten Jndeltrigsr
bes ndc,iliden llmsnes --- bic augen
ionnten einem iibergeben. glber Die
Reihs Der i5eite mar in ibrem irinsren
Gebalt nidli lpeHiser bunt. .apei ishr
,neraiihe Rebtn bss. fur sinen alieuros
pdiihtn 0sihmof bod rtfi ifiper
aeniebbnrsn DohIitdisrs Der llni5ers
iiiditn, Carnegie. rtstsn gum .Rahs
benten bnriiber an, ME Is nur moaIih
ifi, bab ifoiiiih unb omeritunifh -
beibss in riidiihsslpisr Durhfiibuns
- 10 gut 3ufnmmtnssbt. Damn 3eists
Der Gnspfans burd) ben a0nsler Qrro
8olfonr bic Gt1rte Der aonpsniion
I'm asfelfhnftIiten atbeH @robbrftnns
niens unp bic srbriidenbsn 2oiisn, bic
iis fOlhsH Orpbipiirbsnirdssr cufs
biirbet; slia!eih aber eebitb bier nnA
beliebte Wibperitdnnnib nes sontiHens
toltn Gnglonbfdhrers, Der purd,uus
ben aan5lsr Don CT. GHbrsps unD
ben Giihrer Der DppoIiiion VI. 9. Bal
four 3ufammsntperftn moh.s uHb MIDI
bebenit, bob sin Qcrb galfour rriGi
9alfour. ionbern Bruce heibt, sur iips
piaitsn 9liitbe. Jn bem isbr iriiroi.
gen Jsiigoitesbienit ip0ren bic pofl uni
rein gefungefien Gbcrdlt ebenfr erb1u'
lid ipie bos 1s Gelm eines englifGeu
acmpcninen lber eigsntlih tin Jrldn'
Der III, aber ais Woridnspftr fur bis
Naii0nnIiiirune Dss eHgliilfn Wlu'
iiiItbens nuftriii) nurh fsine Ger.
unb e6ipasbaftieitit itSrtnb pirlst
Bel Der 1lebsrreifuns bsr NbrtiIen gnt
Is ben lebbcfititsn 9eifnu. dls bel
9erireter bsr Mu.tsrs liniperiitGt pa
ris ftin Hcmplimtnt m1dbts, abtr aud
bic 0eutfhtn fnatbsn aus ber5li6it'
begriiBt. pornn bic Dslegirten Der bet
ben dlttiitn llntDsriit1tsn neiDtlberi
nnh Miir5burg unb bdnn bic Netto
ren uon 9sip5ig unb Berlin. liner btl
Gbrenboitoren tpurbe Asqnitb nit be'
ltbtofteittn Grtii0s enpfaugen, NIT be'
bit i'm Grunbs II @1uDininij &eI
G4sttsa IN f6rmIi6 poa ibesu aben'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30
@ttiIatt hnpptheftn. q

Otliag u ~.
1aDip VI. gisrfon on Gapio u.
qierfon, sSr.. $3.50.
Genrp 6. gunter an Gitissns Gift
9. II. 6. 60, $500.
War5 Y. WeGdrttp an aion Ro. ]
6. II. y. Go. $1,000.
Catherine Simpion or Ga1Ie &. II.
&. o., 1880.
Sarab Sdosfer an 80. Nl. gsiH
bart, 5000.
2. Shoefer an Z. 80. gsinbari,
s4O0.
giOIa ]. DaIt an oh giorp 9. II.
6. Co., s2750.
Goipin g. Siepsus an 2. III. Goo,
ner, 500.
TtrfsIbt on u. W. Gentrup, $500.
Jrurt Misbtra an Souibern Sblr
3. u. 7. Co., $1,000.
Sofeph e. 6ution on 7yrdnees g.
outehous, $500.
Barbara gpisbero on Sone Sap.
ines gant Co.. 5000.
RsIlis u. WegcTum an molnuI
Oils 2. II. Q. Co., 5000.
5ennie eepaHs an Delta g. u. Co.,
$1,000.
Gun ". 1tnnen or Souihern Ghir
&. II. 2. 60, $1,000.
.. 6. Cuiealt an 5ranees 9. gros'
ran. 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-30

Dir theuerfe Nrt. iiber ben
aanol Az ipmnsn. III srpeifellos bns
S1tpimmsn. Dsnn 1urgeb. osr nsue
aGnnlihpimmtr, bat Elm ifattIihes
1srmOeen opiern miinen. ebe Is isi'
neus eifsrnen s4DilI@n tnplih g<lang,
bic asipnltigs ShuimmIeiitung nts
fopit1ns gDebb sii iuitoerholen. Der
tiibne Sdpimmer ipeili iebi iritbsr
in ieinem l,einaibsori Malmsr, UNI
iih opn ben Jolesn Der Sirapd5tn su
erbo!en. I'D fiibit mid aipar gar
nifi erihopft.- 70 erSdhiis tr itinem
SnteruKlper. .obtr ih lsice noH ar
beR WuEntn. bic mir bic SeensAtln
auf b<r frnnsoiiIden Gsiie oes ac'
nails bsiaebrahi baden. Die Slide
IinD auberorneniiih Ihmershafi. i'd
babe ME ssslaubi. bob oieie WtnsIn
III 10 grcben Weng<n auftreisn urb
mir 10 nnnnseHehm iperben tonnttH.
Waon bat benz man btriibmt getporne'
nen Gmlpimmes bereits Antrdge ges
nodt, in engliihsn Gt6bieR .0fffntli6
ouf3ntreieH, bic Oeihihie ftiner Rds
nnliikroutruns Su er5dhIen unb isine
Ghpimmtsbobe su erliuierH. Ucrs
nusiihtlin ipirb Huraeb bieisn Nm
tr6gsn sJolge Isiften, Dsnn er eFSdbIit
tinen Hslufkr: .gaiiirIih bat bisie
Ari Der Hsriibmtbeit fir mid burbs
aus ni6ts W<rlodenss. unb in babe
nod itinen Gntfdlub eefaBi. Anbss
rerisits babe it1 in nisinen mnnuigfns
den WsrfuHen. BEN annol ~ nurhs
fnlpimmen, cine Wlenee Oslb duss
gsbsn rniiiitn. unb ih b0bs nift MIR
fiir mid. fcHDern an6 fur nikiDk1J frau
unD RinDer ~ Icrsen. Jn einfm
Sabre babe ih fur ueine W<rfu@t
iiber ben HnHal 3u tornmen. MIR n !
90 600 M1rt ousssstbtn. nnb n Il,
itit febtn 5ahrtn benz nun trreifhtsn
3iele anhisrtbs<. babe ID bem 4anal
ihon sin ftnttlidfs NeSal5nex ,oeops
fert.. % N iiir mid fan xine flidt.
ipenlgeens ben Werir@ II NADER. IL
nen Hill bikes Gslbe1 pisb<r einjns
tsinss1Ls