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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

court tpiirbe lie retten, Die S6lite
hires Iermogens nebmen iito gng.
lano filr INNER perlaiien. -
@ibt es nibt Ierb1ltniiie i'm Sc.
ben mo- momentdner @abniinn uns
81 e%rfaiien ideint? 8aulines gan.
5es Welen batte ii1 in namenloier
I%nfregung befunoen, bie @oriteauna
mar tllr Der gefdbrli6e Sunfe gene.
len. 9as moge maj bebenfen, bepor
man Den Stab briGt iiber iie uno
ibr Sbrn. Sic enti6uIoigte iid
Ielbit ME in ben fommenoen Saaen;
lte oafte an bieien Abeno ME obne
Sdet nno @ntiesen auriid.
Sbr @ebirn brannte, Die 2ihter
nno Die Menge idwammen Dor ibr.
Mit Dem Sunfeln bes @abniinnS
beftete ii6 ibr guee auf @uibo
Garlscourt, Der beinabe unninfiirlid,
ibr naber trat. gn' lire 8orliebe,
ibre Sbeilnabme uno Srennoihoft
fiir i'm mar beri6munoen iie iob in
ibm nlir oas sur grreifung hires
3pedes n%otbpenoige @erfseug.
o@as feblt Sbner, SSrGilIein2"
fragte er, erihrofen iiber lire gIGiie.
ySiibren Sic mid aus Dem Saal;
if) mofte nit Sbnen ipre6en."
lleberraiht bot er ibr Den @rm,
fiibrte lie in elm fleines 3immer,
Oeiien Suft i6fper mar bon benz
@oblgerud Der 8lnmen.
Sic ieste iih, blifte auf i'm nit
Den gleiG erreeten 9liden.
rSie oerlaiien @nslanoa" fragile
fe flr5.
rSSa."
.@ann?"
uSn orei Sagen.-
1@obin bese6en sic fi6?"
uNa6 4merifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
Is B g.

.soro Nontolieu bat Inn DID ge-
tporben; ib befebie Cir, Die User
bung ar,5nnebmell."
Hauline lGhelte.
Or bat alip bes GormunOes 8e.
:polt ongerufen; i'd nber bite Sic,
Cir Suso, lid mnotbige Miibe ST.
iparen. @enn mein Seben oaran
hinge, niiroe ih lieber oas Shaffot
beiteigen, oils gmil Montalielt bel.
ratben."
sore MIDI" rief Der @ormilno
Bornesbleif,, yum Dir 3eit sli geben,
al iiberlegen, ioait gu auf 0einem
3immer bleiben, bis 0it geionneit
Bit, Gid linn 81, nerloben. Die So.
mobile bon geltern Ibcno harf rtdlt
ipieoer ipielen, l,no Die ginlamfeit
Iebrt Gid pieleid)t @eboriom. Sest
qeb'!"
Houline erbob iih iofort. Cir
Hngo batte cine Scene erlportet; lie
aber l1delte unb begab lid IN ibr
SIHI1er.
SD bin bier gefaneen, Sonn.
den" iprah lie si ibrem aammer-
madden, limb Inn ieoes Gntfommen
5n pe%rbinoern, iperre ih mid ielbit
ein. gringe 9u mir Die notbige
Nobriing itno flopfe, mcnn Su JOINT
etpos piqit."
Sir Sugo mar ibr gefolgt unb
bortc ieoeS @ort.
r@as ioQ i) nit Dem WGodel
nniangen?" iragte er Die Shwe.
iter, lie lit niht ein5uidiidtcrn.
8orh einmal!."
Eouline lang.
.Sie lit 81 aaem fGbig," enteeg-
ttete Srou 8%albraitb,
Die @ittme bate &ed)t, lie ioG-
ten oas balo erfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
Sic ponfte nad Ser Shiire.

.Miht iein @eib," micberbolte Tie
INNER, .niht iein @eib!"
n@eb' beim, ib beiiihe did in
cinigen 5asen urib mill ieben, mas
geid)eben fam. Himm bas @elo
unb narte, bis i'd fpmme."
Sic id)ien i'm niht 81 boren,
niht 81 bead)ten. @ie geblenoet
ibritt tic oen 3orrioor entlang, bin
ans aus Der elegnnten 8obnung in
Den miloen Sbneeiturrt.
lin 10 better" murmelte 2oro
Montolieu, ,.ipenn lie I'M Shnee 81
9rlunbe ginse, ip1re mir piel Ser.
bruB eripart. Salb nei,n ltbr. @enn
iG) Nun nitt 81 Iauline fomme, bat
wabrlih Der Seufel feline Sanb i'm
Spiele."
gs ihien Dem aud 10, oenn bepor
Mtploro lid angefleibet, offnete Die
5biire lid, mieber utlo Iuguit Steo.
nlurl trat elm.
vSaIt mid niht eripartet, alter
GnmeraO," lafte Steoman; omolte't
ipobl ebcn Die ifone Yauline beill-
hen9 Nlrn, ih meroe Gid nidt
lar,ge aufbalten. @el6' rei5enoeS
Heitd)en Oh bier bait, emil, Oh biit
pirfli6 elm beneibenspertber, fabel-
baft gliifliher @enid. 9et iolhem
@etter gefdut eS Ginem bier oop-
pelt, aber men glaubit Ou. oaB id
ebet IN @inb uro Stltrm traf?"
Gr blidte forifeno auf 2or6 Won.
taliei, Der bebarrlih uno drgerlih
id)Dieg.
p9eine drme, nngliiflihe Mlice.
Sd brabte lie In cine 9roihfe lino
beSablte ben &iitiher. 9as arme
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

gen nnb in's Srrenbaiis bringen
mohte. 8 mas fonnte tie tbun?
Gag unb Nad)t perlebte Tie in no.
menloier Mnsit uno jam nnb iann,
bis lire Mufreeling cine Sobe err
reifte, Die lie gu aaem fGbig mabte.
Sn FOLDER Stimmiing betrat lie ben
9aaiaal I'M Srou Mt6erlep's Souie.
Ser Ibeno ioate nit elmer thea
traliifen 8orltealine nGamiGas
@atte" eroffnet neroen.
Camilla piiroe oareeitent bon
Srdulein Itferlep, uno Der iunae
&iinitler, bes Stiides Sauptperion,
mar Cubic garIscourt.
Sem lebtes Inftreten alif irgen6
melder 9iibne," lafte 2oro Monta.
lieu, ,bepor er b~inaus9ebt in Die
dliBerite SiniterniB."
y9ie ct BEN griioer baBt," oa6te
Cir Sueo; limo er bat nidt einmal
bas Shidlihfeitsgefiihl, es 81 Der.
bergen"
9as S1anipieI ygamilas @atte"
lit befannt. Cine iunse Dame miro
bon eirem tpranniihen 8ormuno
perfolgt, entfommt nnb eriuht oen
eriten Wann, Dem iie ~begegnet, iie 81
beiratben unter Der 9eoingung cine
Snmme @elbes on5unebmen uno Tie
iofort nod Der Srairung 5u nerlai-
len, Der @etreffenoe, elm &iinitler,
aitf Ser @anoerifaft na6 pittores,
fen Motipen begriffen, niaigt elm.
Natiirlid en6et es, mie es enoen
lolte, er rettet ipdter ibr 9eben uno
g%etpinnt Ser5 uno Sano.
Mit atbemIoien Sntereiie p~erfolat
Yailfine Ole Scenen. 8, oaB aib tie
ben goroiifen ¬en 10 Ioien fonn.
te! Sn Der Sti1noe, ga Tie lih per.
mablte, wiirbe iie fret, itanb al1Ber.
balb Der Wa6t bes 8ormunoes uno
mnroe Serrin ibres 8ermogens. $50
aber iolh einen damn finoen? @obl
befan0en iih i'm Saale minoeitens
elm babies 9iitenb, Ole mn gu gerne
iih ibr permabIt b1tten; feiner aber
miiroe ii6 Der 9eoingung, iie in Ger
Stiinoe Der Sraliung fir INNER 5u
perlallen, iinteriperfen.-
Der 8orbang fiel gum lesten Mal.
vWie pradtig garlsconrt ipielte,"
lprab elm iunser Sffi5ier liner
piiroe %glarben, penn man i'm 10
iiebt, oaB ieine Gage unrettbar Der.
pidelt, ieinc SdmIoen 10 enorm limo,
Dab er England b%erlaIien mtB?
Shabe, oaB bie Gage bon SailIt nno
Mepbiitopbeles poriiber iino, Guido
garlscourt miiroe ii6 fir 5tpan5ig.
tmlieno Hfunb obne 3auoern ben
WGdten Der SiniterniB perifreiben. "
9as leidt bingetporfene @ort mar
aiifeefaBt iporben, es Ieud)tete aud
in ganlines Seele. @uioo garls-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

@eriufer umgaben i'm. gr idritt
i'm Simmer auf uno nieoer. Stunoc
Inn Stilnoe perronn. Witternaht
mar l1ngit poriiber unb nod INNER
lhritt err ratios auf iino ab.
Der @torsen tagte enbIib bleid
nno falt iiber 2oroon; bas Selier
oes 8amins, Die @absferaen in ben
iilbernen 2euhtern maren lGngit er.
loiden. Ils oes Cages matter
Sbein aber gu ibm orang. batte
9orb MontaIieu einen gntidIub ee.
faBt uno mubte, mas er nit alice
tbun pollte.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
81. aapitel.
driahcn nnb @irfnngcn.

es mar am 90. 9e5ember. Gmil
2orb Montalieu befanb iih in lei.
ner Slinegeieaenpobnung an Der
ct. SamesitraBe. @ei5ig bate Tar-
line i'm %eenannt; mo aber lein eige.
ner Comfort in 9%erefmutg fam,
mar ers iiderlih uitt, uno ieine
@obnung bot allen Gurus, ben
@eiftbum ~erfaufen mod)te, NOR ell,
iparmes, foiiges gtelt6en. ipdbreno
Drauben Die Ge5enberitiirme beulten
uno bifter Shneefaa IGes Elm.
bii0te. MpIoro trug Srailer; iein
gauges @eien aber perrietb freubi.
gen triumph.
YGIes, IIes gelingt mir" iprah
er 5i iid, LIMO lit Tauline crit
fneine Sraii, 10 bleibt mir nldJts Si
piinihen iibrig. Sd iperoe Sieger
bleiben in Der 2iebe, ipie I'M Sob.
81, mein ihoner, eleganter Guido,
pie gebt 9irs iest2"
Gin teufliihes 21heln rmIpielte
atnbeimlib ole Sippen ocs iungen
Nannes. 9or nenieen Stunoen
Botte man ieiite reid)e 8robtante,
SrGltlein G%arlscourt, 5itr groe be.
ftattet, mad Dem 9egrGbnib mar bas
&eitament eroffnet morbenL bas gum
Gtaunen slaer Die gan5e !Sinterlai.
ienihoft Dem alteren Nefien gmil
Gorb Wontalieu 5umanOte. @uioo
erbielt ni6ts, .Slir Strafe fir leinen
tfma6polen 2ebensnanoel, Der altf
ben Namen garlscourt S6anoe ge.
bduft babe"
SIN bieier Stunbe bes Sriumpbes
blidte Der Gltere 9ruoer froblodeno
n1if ben iiingerer.
@uioo itano mlbeneglid; es ipar
bas Sooesurtbeil of ieiner Soff.
siiingen, aber nidt cine Wusfel beb.
tie, 1ltb 2oro Wontalieu Siirnte auf's
Neiie, neil er ben grlloer nif)t Si
iinteroriiden oermodte, neil alth in
Der auBeriten Notb er iid) INNER
Iber i'm erbob.-
sSertllht lei er!" ItieB Wtplor0
berpor; lid baBte i'm itets megen
ieiner Shonbeit uto ieines porneb.
men @eiens, i6 baiie i'm iett mebr
benin lie unO molte MIR, er fGme, oa.
nit i6 einmol es linn iagen fonnte."
Der boie @eiit, Dem er oiente,
idien geneigt, aitd oieien @llni1 81
erfiiQer, 0enn faum mar err in
@orte geflei0et, oils elm 9eoienter
Serrn garlscourt meloete. @ieoer
umipielte oas oiaboliide 2Gheln
MploroS 2ippen.
@uioo fam langiam p~orpGrts,
fein antlib mar iebr ernit, aber in
ieiner t~iefiten Notb iab er eoler, Dor.
nebmer aus, OILS 2orb Wontalieu,
lino oieier iiiblte uno mubte es.
so lit oas S6limmite Oenn &C.
fommen, 8uioo," began er bob.
Mid, runo Oh beiu6it mid, Inn
Spmpatbie 5u linden fir 9ein MiB.
gei6id. 8er bGtte ou6 lie 9e.
oaft, baB Sungfer garlscourt ibren
2iebling enterben Diiroe?"
@uioos ounfle Iugen blidten ooll
nuf ben 9ruoer.
Der S6lag mag fur6tbar gene
fen iein," fubr bieier fort, ~um 10
niebr, oils es Die leBte tS%oiinung mar.
poer fommit Tu etmn 81 mir, I'M
Riilfe in Der Stunbe Der Hotb9"
.Rein, emil, i'd babe bon Dir ME
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17

@ei1opf ifien nidt 81 piiien, mas
lie that, unb mare obne mid 81
@runbe g%egansen."t
sd wollte, ibr einget 9eioe az
8rllnbe," 5iirnte Wplorb. .@as
aum Seufel brinst Did bierber,
SteDmon. iiebIt Oh oenn nift, bab
ib fort mia?"
ngtun, bas ffftgt menig gait
freunolif, Defenders na1 an' Dem,
mas ih fir Did setban. Sasteit
Gu mir niht, 9u miiroeit meine
9ienite niAt pergeiien, uno ih bate
tets Mnipru6 auf Define 9anfbar-
felt? Die 3eit, bieies @ort gu 70.
len, lit. gefommen, ih min mein
Slid in Muitralien periuben uno
bite Gid inn cine Inpeiiung aui
oreitaulenb Yfuno."
.0reitmlieno Seufel," lahte Mp-
lorb per1htlid).
.@arum nift gar; id iebe eben,
lpie ibmer es lit, nit einem ein5igen
fertig 5ii fperben. Sd min Die be.
treffenbe amueiiung iibrisens baben,
bebor ih oas Simmer perlaiie."
.8iit Oh perriidt ooer betrun.
fen?"
yaeines BON gei6en. 9ein @e.
Deimnib lit Die Summe pertb."
.@elfes @ebeimnib?"
n9aB alice @arren Define re1t.
m1bige @emablin it,"
,Was!"
Wit triumpbiren6em 2G6eln blidte
Stebmnn anf 2oro Wontalieu.
CAB Slice Wnrren, Die 9n Dor
;ebn Winuten in ben Shneelhirm
binaiisitieBeit, Dir bnrb bic 2icens
bes gr5biihofs bon Canterbury l,nb
Die Srauiing zines @eiitlihen Der
Soffirhe redtmdBig uno unlosbar
permdblt lit. 0as lit 0ein @ebeim'
nib. 9u oafteit bamals, ih miiroe
mid gum Sanolnnger 9einer Ihleh.
ten Streide bergeben, uno bait Did
eeirrt; ben 9emeis meiner 8ebaup.
timg oiirfteit Oh Ieidt finben."
Ole beioen MGnner bliften iif
an. 2oro Montalieu puBte, baf
Steoman Die @abrbeit ipraf).
Limb warum bait Oh mir bas &C.
.bnn?"
lin cine olte Shitlb 5u tilgen,
Grinnere Did an Sannp 9aibon.
Canals betrogit Oh mid UNI mein
9ebensgliid nnb id babe es nidi
perseiien. @iait On mir Die orei'
tauleno Yfuno geben?"
,Ilnb tpenn id oaS nidt tbie9"
80 begebe ih mid 81 Srduleir
elsie; tie bietet cine biibife Summe
INN aunoe bon Der permiBten 6reun-
Din 81 erbalten. 1teberbaupt iheini
Der @eg ebrenbaiter nno better"
Sbne elm 8ort Der g~rpioeriina
id,rieb 2oro Montalieil Die betref'
fenbe gnipeiiung, iiberreihte ie
Steoman, Der iie iorsfdltig bepabrte,
Dante, MontalielL nno leb'
wobl, i6 mill Did niht ldnger aiii'
balten. 3iirne alice nidt Oh Der
@eihihte, iie fam nid)ts bafiir."
sd neroe ipiiien, ,pas i6 81
tbun babe" e%ntsegnete @ploro,
llno MN lpar er alein. Mqein?
9sein. 9unfle 9eItalten, uniidtbars
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-17
d. II n 9, .
llnier ttemer Mpbe. aatalog fit
Serbft nnb Wtnter 1912

, entbaltcnb iiber 400 MuItcrs
, 3eihnungen fir NJ.
, Mdbhen<. unb &inoerfletber,
, ioipie Die neleiten SHUTTER fir
, Stiderei : Nrbeiten, lit iest
, fertigeeiteat Mnb miro mad
, @mpfang bon 10 Gents an
, irsenb cine Ibreiie seianbt
, tperben. 8eitellet gleih. 8eim
, 8eitenen benuset Den nGataS
, loeue Coupon" in Den RobeS
, ipalten auf Seite 5.
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(Sortiesins auf Der a. Seite.)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
LOGAN COUNTY.

Clerk Superior Court Walter T.
Warren.
Deputy Superior Court, Elmore
mckinley.
Clerk District Court, Chas. II. Girls.
void
Deputy District Court, Emanuel
Wcinberger,
County Clerk. Chas. Olson.
County Treasurer. Fred Ritterbusch.
Sheriff, Bart w. Murphy.
County Judge. J. G. Strang.
County Court Clerk, Mrs. Nettis
Smith.
County Assessor. Ch2s. Lee.
Register OF Deeds. w. F. aIcKeaH.
County Attorney, John Adams.
Dn>n'y County Attorne,, Arthur
Swank
Superintendent of Schools, Neal
humphrey.
County Surveyor, Bert Reayes.
County Commissioners: jobs
O'Neal, Marshall; S. J. Faycrs, Ed.
Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OPTICIANS.

Governor. Leo Cruce.
Lieutenant Governor. James j. Nc
Alester.
Attorney General, Charles West
Secretary Of State. Ben F. Harrison.
State Auditor. Leo Meyer.
State Treasurer, Robert Dunlop.
| Superintendent Public Instruction,
r. II. Wilson.
state Examiner and Inspector,
Charles A. Taylor. ~ rA
! Commissioner OF Charities and Cor
rections Miss Kate Barnard.
Labor Commissioner, echarlcs
Daugherty.
state Insurance Commissioner, +,
A. Ballard.
Corporation Commissioners, Geo. A.
IIenshaw t19l6l; A, p. Watson ti3lt):
Jack Love (19l2).
Snpreme Court--Chief justice, Jesse
J. Dunn (i9lel, Fifth District; Jus
tices: Matthew j. Kane tlal6). Thifs"
district; r. l.. Williams tl5ii). second
district; S. w. Hayes ll9t4r, Fourth
district; John d. Turner (l9l2). First
district
Court OF Criminal Appeals: Presid-
ing Judge Henry NJ. furman tl912y.
Southern district; Judges Thomas
H. Doyle t1916), Northern district;
James h. Armstrong Q9lD. Eastern
district.
Clerk of Supreme Court. w. II. L.
Campbell.
state Printer. Giles w Farris.
President State Board OF Agricul-
ture, G. T. Bryan. Perry; Secretary,
BENZ. f. Hcnnessy.
Chief Mine Inspector. Ed O'Bricn.
Assistants: Dist /, John O'Brien,
Lehigh: Second dist, Martin Clark,
Third dist. Frank Haley,
tienryetta.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURTS

For The Western District At Guthrie
United States District Judge, John
n. Cotteral
United States District Attorney
John Embry.
Assistants:
J. d. Taylor. s4JxF I4Is
G. +. Zimmerman
W. B. Herod.
United States Marshal w. S. Cade.
Chief Deputy .Madsen.
Clcrf OF the United States District
Court c. E. Hunter.
Deputies:
A. G. Doldc. II, l.. Finley and NJ.
IB Hawes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

DisTRicr OFFICERS.

Distric. Judge. A. II. Huston.
Guthrie.
State Senator, D. F.. Berkey. Guthrie.
Judge Superior Court, s. S. Law
renee.
Representatives: J. s, Shearer.
Guthrie; Geo. +. Clayton, Waterloo;
O B. Acton, Lowell.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Or. 9. r. Cotteral. President.
4, G. Hrnsdalc, Secretary.
f b. Brooks, Superintendent.
". L. Morrison. Truancy officer.
Harry Carlin, Treasurer.
II. A. Booth. o. L. Brooks, II. z.
Derwin. W. I. Fields. a. S, HoorInan,
;. J. Nelson, L. II. Scissor, ]. A.
Remey j. u. Pickard, a. A. Ewing.
c. NJ. Sarchet.
tMeets first Monday in each monthly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor, Frank Olsmlth.
City Clerk, Ernest Winslow.
City Treasurer, Felix Adler
City Attorney. James Hepburn.
Police Judge. WIN II. Cbappeli.
Rty Engineer. E. u. Hooker.
Chief of Police. viii II. Mitchell.
Chief Fire Dept. Wm. Gsiiber
water commissioner, f. d. Hooker.
street Commissioners. w. q. VIII
hanson.
City Physician. Or. w. ". Rucks.
Members OF Council: M. 4. Morri.
son. President: G. W. Bruce, ~. NJ.
Spurlock, E. s. Lowther, Z. Il. Tall.
nan, Clark Field, II. d. butcher, r.
\. Dunham. Z Iartsborn, A. Meyer.
meets lst. and Ord. THURSDAYS OF
each month";
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
STATE soARp or EDUCATION

II. II. Wilson. State Superintendent,
Oklahoma City.
Robert Dunlop, Newkirk
Scott Glenn. Shawnee.
A. G. Scott. oklahoma City.
u. r. Hayes, Chandler.
". r. Rowsey, Muskogee.
w A. Brandenberg, Oklahoma CITY.
A. G. Parsons. Secretary. OklalioIha
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
LOGAN COUNTY HIGH scHoo,
TRUSTEES

Neal Humphrey. President
Felix Adler. Treasurer.
J D. Van Hoozer, Secretary.
0. L. Brooks.
J. II. Burford.
Robert Hancock
J. ". Lovell.
Geo. L. Hotter. Principal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
IMPERIAL COAL co, MINE No. /. kREss. okLA.

The mine has not been very much developed and this time
has only available outlet ordered opened before any
development Since the above report made
part OF the slope caved in the pump covered with rock and
was decided TO pull the tracks and abandon the mine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

The mine sealed up time remained sealed until
November when the started TO open up hc
top lift be abandoned and the slope is being sunk another
lift. But employed at this time.
BRANCH COAL CO., McALEsTER, OKLA.
at the time Of visit TO this mine after the suspension il was
not in condition comply with the mining law Loose rock that
should either be taken down securely mbcrcd permitted 70
hang overhead in dangerous condition along the main slope The
air stoppng properly maintained prevent air passing
through them The manway does the requirements OF law
ordered the mine foreman have the mine fixed without
delay September 9th again examined the mine
and found that nothing had been don comply with my instructions
ordered the working the east side remain until better
ventilation provided Since the above report made
effort has been made to fix the mine An put IN
and number OF stoppng repaired and The slope has been
cleaned up and is being tnbercd anway being driven to the
surface, when this completed the mine will be fair condition
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Halt peck box Of matches ton cent.
Kings itackei Nc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
PiTCHLYNN & HOLT, McALESTER OKLA.
lChamhers. Okla.l

This mine had been operation for than year and
has but lately eopened is only down lit One entry is turned
the south and driven abolt rs from the slope
has been opened the surface and the mine condition comply
with the mining law.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
E. A. JONES. kREss, OKLA.
AAlLEy-pAscoE COAL CO, BLOCKER. OKLA.

MS IS new company recently formed secured
lease property located about fouhs Of mile southeast Of
Blocker Some parties had previously sunk slope about rs feet
bat it had been abandoned for The company has
pumped the water out and is producing coal
Since the above made this mine has been temporarily
abandoned
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11

prevent enough OF it from passing through cutting
Gown le amount OF AR that should the of
and inside rooms below what the law requires On
again inspected this and found passing
through the working places the sufficient to com
ply with the Mining Law. The worknen withdrawn
from the sixth and seventh until working were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
cnAs. AAMlLToN, NORTH McALgsTER. OKLA.

Since my last report the workings OF the entry cayed and
have been abandoned lit has been sunk and entry be-
driven the has been installed pump the water
from the old workings below When this done the slope be put
down further, if coal enough is found TO justify it,
E. JONES. kREss
All development work this has been stopped the
have all been driven up the old workings and pillars all
that remain to be taken out when the will be abandoned
Since this report has rcn made the mine has been permanently
abandoned !.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-11
Fourth Annual Report Of Chief State
Mine Inspector Ed Boyle to Governor
Continued ron Yesterday
Mll0Y q DOW COAL Q OK =

This is shaft Wnc that qat3SSwn during the yeafoio
ne depth TO the coal $50 feet tape shaft put down
and connection with the main shahas been made preca,ion
against frc concrete used Tor curg for distance OF twenty
itve ec down from the and is the intention put
tor the same distance up from the bottom steel hearamc
shaker screen has been erected tie hosting shaft The bottom
pangs and the tracks will complete The
plane has been started the and slopes the Dip Tile
main entries being driven north and south
TOM The stairway completed the escape shaft but
work
Since the above the closed down for sometime
pending agreement scale price for machine mined
settlement has been made and development work going
The stairway shaft been completed
twenty the bottom where work unfinished A
temporary been installed the we'll
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-05
CENTURY OF PEACE.

A little more than three years
hence there will have been century
of peace between the Anglo-Saxon
races. The war of 1912 was the last
conflict, and the treaty of Client was
ratified by the United States and
Great Britain on February IL, 1915.
It is suggested that there be some
commemoration of the hundred
years of peace between English
speaking nations. The idea is laud-
able. Numerous difficulties and con-
troversies have occurred during the
century, but all have been disposed
Of without resort to arms, giving as
strance that any which may here
after arise will be peacefully settled,
and furnishing an example of Anglo
Saxon love of peace that should be
of inestimable value. The one-hun-
dredth anniversary of peace among
the English-speaking people should
be commemorated fttingly. 1t would
be the greatest conceivable influence
for the promotion of world peace
a lesson to the nations that all would
heed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-05
SOME WEATHER
Colder than During Past
Three Winters

The first of the new year GER
tainly opened up a brand of weather
that will not soon be forgotten.
For the past three winters the
weather man has been quite rea-
sonable in the quality of weather
dished up to us but this year he
has passed all bounds for arctic
atmosphere dispensed and it has
been a question among several
whether this should not be charged
to Governor Eberhart along with
his refusal to call an extra session
or to President Taft on account of
his reciprocity measure. Others
again lay it to the Steel corporation
or to Rockefeller with the assump-
ton that the warm breezes have
been cornered and are now the ex-
elusive prop erty of the money or
the steel trust. How far this goes
we are not prepared to say but do
know that it has been id (mean-
ing desperately cold since Jan. L.
Monday the thermometers got
down to Is; Tuesday 81. Wednes-
day 81; Thursday 81 and today it
was 81 with good prospects of go
ing through the end of the tube by
tomorrow morning.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1912-01-05
AS 1T SOMETIMES HAPPENS.

The man at the corner of the down
town alley was selling some kind OF
cement
1t was worth % cents a bottle. as
he explained to his hearers, but In or
der to introduce 1t he was making a
special price of one dime. good for this
particular occasion only, and he guar
anteed satisfaction or money re-
funded.
will it mend broken china?" In
CURED lean, understood man in the
crowd
1T will mend anything but a broken
promise or ruined character. Say,
my friend, here's a couple of sticks of
wood, fastened together at the ends.
If you break them apart I'll make you
present of bottle"
Carelessly the understood man took
the joined sticks in his hands.
Then he gave them a sudden, VIC
lent wrench.
Blu they didn't break apart.
1t is saddening to have to spoil a
story in his manner, but sometimes.
in the interests of historical accuracy.
1t has to be done.