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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-02-24
OLD CAMP COMO
NOW A RICH
PRODUCER
Deep Mines Company Opera
ting Old Como-Eureka
Mine Property

The old camp of Como is giving
healthy evidence OF again becoming
prosperous mining camp. The old
camp has had its ups and downs for
the past forty years, but for some
years past has been very quiet Along
in the sos it had its last real good
times until the present conditions
came about
A few months ago H. S. Taylor,
Gurney Gordon and some others took
a lease and option on the Como
Eureka property and started to do
some development work Two drifts
were started from the old shaft on
the property, one at the 1l5-level and
the other at the 200-level These
drifts run TO the east and have en-
countcred some exceedingly fine ore
The stope between the two levels
gives about ninty feet of this ore
Some OF it runs very high while it
is all of a good milling grade. The
bullion turned out in the little mill
on the property runs from $l6.75 to
$l765 fine. The mill is an g.
stamp one and is handling between
20 and Is tons of ore per day, and
regular bullion shipments have been
made for some little time past 1t
is understood that Mr.. Taylor and
his associates are to pay something
like $4,000 for the property; that
some substantial payments have al
ready been made, and it looks as
! though the mine was going to pay
| for itself from now on and return
handsome dividends to the owners.
Mr. Taylor recently bought the
Star OF the West property in Como
from H. w. Ely, paying therefore
$1,000 This property lies to the east
of the Como Eureka and it is re-
ported that enough ore has been
taken out in trenching on the ledge,
to a depth of less than a foot, 10
pay for the claims.
Messers c. Gordon. c. A. Gar
rett and c. II. Cutler have taken an
option on the Peer and Bernice
claims. adjoining the Star of theWest
people, will sink joint shaft on the
properties. This shaft is down alb
out Is feet and milling ore is being
taken from it. An electric hoist is
soon TO be installed and development
work pushed more aggressively
! 1t is reported that the North Rapi
dan property. formerly owned by
Col Ed. Boyle, is to be started up
by Messers Guffey and Galley. who
are connected with the Standard Oil
people
The old Logan and Hully property
is now being examined and thorough
ly sampled with view of sale
Oakland people are now prospect
ing the Panamore ground, further
down Mill Canyon and have some ex-
cellent showings. They talk of erect
ing a mill in the spring to work their
own ore
The country round about these
properties has all been located and
considerable prospecting is going on.
There are about forty men working
for wages in the old camp, and she
is livlicr than she has been since the
big shaft on the Como Eureka was
being sunk under the management,
OF Capt Harry Simonds.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-02-24
CHILDREN CELEBRATE DAYS.
Yerington Children Present Nice
Programme for Georges and
Abe's Birthdays.

An elaborate programme was pre-
sented by the pupils of the city shoots
at Rink HALL, Thursday morning, the
twenty second. 1t was in the ma
Father of His Country and our mar
tyred Lincoln, and was the finest
effort OF the kind ever witnessed in
the city.
The numbers were all applauded to
the echo and many encores were re-
spondeed to- The military drill by
sixteen intermediate boys was appre-
ciated highly. Perhaps next in gen
eral approval were the minuet by the
primary girls and the flag drill by the
intermediate girls.
The small boys with hatchets and
shovcls were highly delightful, and
the little daughters of February re
ceived merited applause. The sing
ing was all so we'll done and charm
ing that it is hard to choose one num-
ber As more deserving than another.
The Washington chorus by the boys
added more laurcls to the generous
amount won by their drilling.
Miss Annabelle Carroll. as black
face commedicnne, is great sue
cess. She was ably supported by
the rest of the casr.
1t is greatly to be regretted that
the programme had to be given in
the morning. but circumstances pre-
vented the school from using the hall.
so generously donated by Mr.. Littell
at any other hour. The programme
follows:
Chorus-Mount Vernon's Bells, the
school
ecitation-Crown Our Washing
ton. Celia knierim
Concert Recitation-February and
/ Her Noted Days, eight primtary girls.
/ Solo-Washington. Harry Shay.
Recitation - Washington Birth
day. Carlton fironymous
Military Drill-Sixteen iutermedi-
ate boys
sopliS -s'Oi'ilNi i'pe .i.dNAihN w "
Ster. lola Markwcll, Idelle Erway,
/ Mary Cox
Hatchet Song with recitations)
Roy Whitacre and Hampton Dobbins.
I Concert Recitation Washington
and Lincoln. eight girls.
( Chorus - Washington, eighteen
boys
Recitation - Initiating George
I Washington. Harry Plummer
/ ChoruS-I'lag OF the Free. Gram
mar Grades
Flag Drill-Sixtcen intermediate
girls
Washington Drill-Earl Lam. Stan
ley Davis, Ray Hilton, Charlie Ross.
Concert Recitation-Youthful Pa
triots. five boys and six girls.
The Minuet-Eight primary girls.
Chorus--Lincoln Song. school
( Recitation-O Captain, My Cap
tain! Alta Snyder
Lincoln Brigade-Twelve primary
boys
ecitation-Lncoln, Miriam Riggs.
ecitation-Lincoln, Harry Davis.
Playlet-With Fife and Drum, Ag
mes Caddy, Annabellc Carroll, Coral
Some, James Bernard, Roland Sny-
der, Chester IIilbun, Vernon Am
brose
Chorus-America. school.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-02-24
Hurt in Como.

Rov Bonham was thrown from a
wagon which he was driving i'll Como
last Saturday and had both his ieet
RIM over and quite seriously hurt,
although no bones were broken ne
was taken to his home III Dayton as
soon as possible. and last accounts
are to the effect that he is dong nee
ly and will soon be around AGAIN.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-02-24
Notice to the Public.

Notice is hereby given that on anc
after this date will not be respon
sible for any bill contracted by m,
wife. Gladys S. Downey.
+. l.. DOWNEY.
Yerington. Feb "a. 1912.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-29
Gintinnati, 26. Suli.


Caroline gt. 5obnfon an german
Determan, Cots 416 unb AIT in Der
gueIio 2anb aF. llnterabtkiIuns. 81.
gmma ". RiIsp u. 4no. an Wurp
6. 9onobus, cine Got an Der Wens
Strobs. 81.
9usb Burnett on 6oDarb .. BUR-
nett, 80 CUB an Der Court. nabe Sba
Strabs, unb 25 JuB an Der Baum
Strabe. 81.
5Obn 5absr on Geo. g. RsboIb,
100 SUB an Der 9afi 4penue. 81.
albert 3. St.intamp an Dora g.
Sapporb, 100 SUB an Der Gaf. 5iu
4penus. 81.
Skrsia Beitsl an Geo. GhuIse,
cine Got an Der 5anfielb Gtrobe. ST..
Bridget Jrorplsp an Nm. UrotpIsp,
so Jub an Der Spring Grobe Npe. 81.
Jron, 6. Stepart fr. an CLINTON
Strsst Rsf. presb. Gburh. 55 CUB an
Der Clinton Strobe. 81.
albert ). Walp an Gbno g. Walp,
tr~<a' SAutA'J ofT2 Uhb VII NJ SUth
NDenue, nabs DAT Gfrobe. 81.
n. 5. Grefap an 4ntbOnp His. %
CUB on Der clifton Apenus. 81.
Sobis Goo, an Ro6. &. noTlton,
eine Got an WsGiton place. 81.
2ouiie 8runemonn an Rob. g,
Woti, 25 JuB an Der GltDt!onb MDe.
$1.O0.
2lusuit a5n6 an Mnibonb %.
Rulmon. 30 SUB an Der Wople Girnbe
IN Rsobing. $4,000.
Barbara aSli5 an benfslbtn. 30
Gub an b<rf.Ib.n Gtrnbe. 81.
Jobn 8. Wsper an Wm. Z. Gnmibt,
cine Got an Der Seesur Mpenue.
". 6. pierfon an Gbpdrb Border,
bine, Qots SO unb lib In 81. g. pier.
IONS llntsrobtbeilune in On College
6iIl. 81.
Mm.lia J. gtspenfon's grben.
(burh ben Gberiff) an 9bos. .. Ste
nenfon, 125 0ub an Der Mapne unb
partsr ADenue In 6drtipsn. 81.
Ibos. 8. SisDenfpn an Gbds. R.
1ubborb, bosfsIbe Gigeatbum. $3.50.
Gmmo 06uborf an Charlotte 66ns
bort. etne Got h Gk3tica - nou
6tosxi ~. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-29
Urnnbeisextbxms' 0systlelea.
gineinnati. 26. Suli.
Weue 6npcthettn.

V HCt II II U " 20. .SHiI.
Qeue 6ppothsttn.
Ronmonb Gniber an gincinnatua
g. unb 3. 60. $2750.
Rate Oman an Gam. Q. Cooper.
S1334.15.
6enrp go. Dpb an Union Sap. 81
unb 1ruft 60. $4,000.
anthonp Rublmon il. an Reabins
.. unb 6. Go. $1,000.
Sba Dopis an Baltimore 6. unb ..
60. $1,000.
Spbn 3os an bisislbs. $1,000.
0Dm. 3. Gnmibt an biefelbe. 1920
5orrp Z. pierfon an W. 8. 4rms
ftrong. $4,000.
Ulnrp g. Donobue an Wonnr4 q,
unb g. u. 60. $500.
1bos. Sioner on Qiberal 8. unb ..
Go. $2600.
Dora Wonaban an geip 8udspe 6.
unb Q. 60. $500.
Deter Noien3nsig an Nortbipeferr
q. unb 6. Go. $4,000.
MItpn u. aothmnn an u. W. uni
g. @. 11rnuot. $240.60.
Bernard 1erning an Union g. @
unb &. Go. $1,000.
Grace Dtfrins an 9illie Dunbar
$3.50.
Jol. u. 6aipsins an NoriDoob Jmp,
q. unb 6. Go. $14O0.
GODorO o. Ssed,eI an SOiept
Drpb: $500.
0oiiife sniber an Rpers D. Goo
per; $3O6.
MiHinm 8. Mnof an 0aiid1pitb'
0rnipdI 3. q. Co.: $500.
Mnnd 0mobomt an 0i3jou ~
lGzzr raEsA GuhMs:o ol61
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-29
Ser Snielipeian.

Wlit 1roner bort man qstpobnIit In
ben dIiersn 5beiIen 8erlins ben Rlans
Der Spibbdde, bic einem ebrfDiirDigsn
3eusen Der @srgnngenbsii ben 0araus
maht, aber Is eiebs auh 4usnabmen,
unb su oisien esb6rt Der abbruh bss
SnIelipeihers. gigeniIih perbient bos
0ebGube bie Benennuns Jnfelfpeisher
70 penie, ipie bas Rnitnnienipdlbhen
ben anbeimslnben Qomen W6lbhen,
benn nos Grunbitud iii IGnsft mi. BEN
syeHlono perbunben unb boniisns ais
6olbinid al be3tihnen. gs liegt in
Der H1k bes Wdblenbnmmes an elmer
Der mcIerii9fttn 6telIen BON Berlin.
qints non ber WIblenbnmmbriide,
iikr bic unnufb0rlih bic Sirnbens
batnDogen unb Mutomobil Gmnis
bui5e rofeln, pGbrtnb unter ibr bic
S4leuie raufdt. iteben ipis langs
nod? - bie 10 gon5 unberlineriln
trduliGen, aItbGterlit1en 1ahDerfs
bduftr NIT ben fpitipinflig<n, rptb<
brGunen D6h<rn unb ben fdbmolen,
griinen Gnrienitreifsn. bic fi1 bas
dbf4iifige 1lfer binab aur Gprss 5ie-
ben; eerabenus fmiDeift Der Bid iiber
bas fhtpGr5line Moiisr bss aum 6d.
fen nusselr<iieten 0luHes. In bem eins
S6nor tleiner fbu1udtr GNfsppbnm.
pier NIT toben. fbpdrsen. pie cine an.
fprumspoiIe 3ientfe bon bl.iter aeib.
binbe um,punbentnG Gnloten ouf burd,.
gsfnIeuJie QGtne ipdrtet. unb b0s
pfobpsrk nnb OeitSnge hes Hunnels
ber ilnstrerunbbo6n ~ ho6en. nobers
nen Gef&6itsb6uIern. benn t1uss
b1dtne tlr&ttettar be bunRi9e Cuff
ipoblibdtio beriufI Idt; Iinfs fd3ieben f&
h bds belueote 0in BE sruusa, psrs
|naksIOlen 0auernsbsS JHisllmi&erS.
- ees13A Nm ssxssu6DsalIsa
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Mnna Gotticbol an Wm. s5. Rosse,
5tpei Cots an Der Mart,er Gtrabe. ST..
Wl. D. Cooper an aouiie Sniber,
cine Got on Der Marbure Mpenue. 81.
Gonispille properin 60. an 9ittle
Wiiami Giienbahn. .8eiellThdft, 4014
Sub on Der Jront unO 2aprenee Str.
$1.00.
Cincinnati, 27. SuIi.
@eprse aino an Rahel Climb. Ebeil
bon Got 33 in Sblsipilb Spnbieatt
llnterabtb. ST..
Grbsn bon Sobn $. guster an Wils
liam s. unb Maria Raaf. 80 Sub on
Der Siibieite bon Sutter 4pe.. 32S5uB
tpeitlih bon geetman ctr. $3.50.
Spbn s.. gueter II. u. an gDtllldm
J. unb Waria Raai bafelte ei9ens
tbum. 81.
Gueene s. Slider on Sorrp G.9dns
tsnihlaesr, Got 430 in grpant u. 5res
pors' llnterabtbeiIung in Jdirmount.
| 81.
elizabeth Robgers an Weoub 8.
2imss. Got 67 in Woobburn Seishts
llnterobth. 81.
SuIia @elIman an Bertha 5offman,
5beiI BON Cots 153 unb 154 in Glss
mere Spnbiedts llnterobtf. 81.
6. 5orace Glarte on Sames W.
Rababausb. Cots II, 78 unb 79 in
Terra qIta nnterabtb. $2750.
8. apsrfsr, per SRriff, an gDolf
aaB, 17a bei 95 5ub an Der Siiofeite
oon Clinton Str, spiidsn Sobn nnb
Gutter. $1O55.
erben bon 9ottIieb Sammer, per
Sberiff, an Otto Oebrins. Cots 81,
81 unb 33 in 6. G.Sopiius llntsrobtb.
in GImpoob. $2325.
Jrant Jor an 9iholos ). Ddlih.
"a BEL 80 Sub an Der Siioisite BON
5. 2tps., 138 SUB peitlih bon Spcas
more Ctr. 81.
Riholos 5. DoIih on arani Jor,
90 Sabre 2edis nuf oaHsIbe Gigens
ibum, .jdhrlihe Wiethe $500 nit Nns
taufsreht fir $4,000.
6onarb .. Burnett on Qba 8.
psarcs, 90 SUB an Court Ctr. uHo
200 Sub an Sba Str, sbenio 25 Sub
an Baum Ctr. 81.
Senrietts Billing an Winium g.
2ittI., SO bsi 138 Sub an Der Sftieiis
bon Wabiipn Rb., beiannt als Got %
in U. SO. Santparo's llnterabtbeiluug
in Gait 9ia. 81.
grben ppn gster RcRitoll, per
Sbsriff an Jrant Jor. "a bel $50
SUB an Siiofsits Der Jiinftsn Ctr,
13S 5ub tpeftlid bon Speamore Ctr,
S33, 900.
William Hsuhdus an Sobn Stss
rsr, Is bel 50 SUB an Der Wsltieitc
ter Renner Ctr. so Sub iiioIih DON
gonrop Ctr, 81.
Marn Shoenboft, 4ominiitratorir.
an Willium Rorton, 45 bel 80 SUB
an Der SiibIsits BON aaeleos aps.,
125 SUB 0it!id BON Carton apenue,
$500.
ena gB. 5eatbd n gireinio z. 0i.
derfon, so ssub on Der Suoisite BON
Suoion apenus, 100 SUB psltlih bon
Sa3sl gtDenut, 81.
gauIine Slime on gbdrles W. aIis
ne, 30 5ub an Der Roroieite Dor
WarTbaa 4pe.. $500.
3. O. Wloprman uno Inbere on
Sobn aaneislt uno Wupms 2nnefelt,
80 BEL 140 5ub an Wartbrsit aps..
81.
5k Catlsp part gompdnp an GIis
Iobetb 5roftautr. Got 103 in Cub
oIpiIion " pom Sailep pari, ST..
5enrn Wooit an Sbe Union Sas
pings Rsaltp Company. 5heil bon
Got 8 in Sfuoe Belts Subbipiiion,
81.
Qatrid Rsorbon an asnes R. Gons
DC, 5beiI BON Got. go. 20 in Blod 3
beg planss BON 9lenoole, ST.
4qnes R. gonoo an MilIiam 8.
gonbo, bas unptrtbeilte Jnterene an
bemIe!ben 8runbitiid, 81.
Samuel 9. 9apies on 4liee aro.
Ger bic 0ftlihe 6dsi.t BON Cots gio.
80 uno 101 bon Speneer 6c 1nplors
EubhfpiTipu BON Tphmonus. 81.
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Wtatbios arnuinr an @lenpuD 8.
unb .. Co.; $1,000.
Wolf aas an Gplerain y. s. e.
60; $3.50
g1iaiant s.. ginneD OH Central q.
& (. Go; $1,000.
Gtto Bcbrilrg aii Glnnpouo Elacc
IS. & z. 60. $1,000.
,sobn Sfreeoer an 9tortbtpcit y.
.& e. 80; $1,000.
Sobn Sd,iueoer an @m. 0euIalis, /,
$500.
Waaraoret aorTbaasn an 0sit CTR.
9so. 2 4. & y. 60; $1,000.
ssohn Sangielt an Sepertb @oro
8. q Y. Co.; $1,000
,Sohn SangieIt on y. y. Vioornlan
nno glnncrc; $525.
emiI 5itter m Sent gudonan;
$iiO0.
gsiniam s. Gonoo on 8leiionle
Sauinas sIiioeiatlon; $500.
Mlite arnger on emma y. Gnpies;
$1,000
GetiIete 5npotbeten.
Carrie guhner an Clifton 5eigbts
g. unn y. 60. $500.
@m. 6. Rihen on Columbia Bs.
unb Sap. 60. $4,000.
Rate u. gitimdn an Southeru Sbio
Sdp. 81. 60. $1,000.
Dm. 9. Smitb an u. ). 5pbdn il.
s7o0.
gbas. Gilbert an Peoples 81. unb
Sap. 60. $4,000.
Dora Wonahan an gittna q. Snis
Der. $1,000.
1bps. Wurrar an Gilbert 1riHsler.
$405.
Tlarp 6. RidarbfOn an Smitb &c
Seitmener. $1100.
sSoi. Ts. griftisb an q. 6. pierion.
$3.50.
ahcs. r. 1renbIep an Spring 0rope
4penue 6. unb q. 60. $500.
Wnt. E.geau an 2ibernl Z. unb y.
Go. $4,000.
llorenee M. Sote on Souibern
Ohio 6. nnb z. SO. $1,000.
2ilies 6. gbparbs an Oatlsp Smp.
3. uno 8. So. $475.
.. 3. Milliamg an gropibent g.
3. unn 3. 60. $17,500.
Soispb gurnsn an Gnterprife 3.
uno 9. u. 60. $1,000.
Geo. 8. aeomb an Grsb. u.
Shmibt. 5000.
pauIin. .. Rugers on u. G. unb R.
goper. $245.
2beo. Trimbls on Cottage 3. unb
g. 60. S1750.
Wm. u. SoDsmann an bisieIbs.
$4,000.
9so. W. gantsp an Wiami 1p. 3.
unb 9. 60. $500.
ssrso. ]. aprmnn an 4nberion 1srrp
3. unb 6. 60. $3.50.
Gittna q. S9nsioer an Sarrp g.
Crane. 5000.
Nm. s. DOift an Grnft 3. 9aid.
$500.
RibOtas gaitb on Gran, q. Grotrs.
sips.
Spbn 8. Msper an 9anopsr 9. u.
60. $1,000.
Sof. u. 5otpiins an Roripocb !. q.
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
Ienss Osborn an gntsrpriie 9.
unb 6. u. 60. $1,000.
gsrndrh gsrnina an Union G. 9.
unb 2. go. $500.
Sarah !. Wotgbas an Guidiustb.
oraipnI 9 q. Co.; $4,000.
Roie Sonelsman an 2ibernI g. s.
Q. Co.; $500.
6. s. GInrfe on gleaiant 9iioge ..
& 8. Co.. $500.
Dtaraaret aorfhaaen on @eit CTR.
go. 2 6. u. q. Co.; $500.
5tnrp pulie an Baltimore apenue
g. 4 y. Co: $500.
gaiIine alein on Gpa 6. Bauer
$500.
gmiI ssidier an @oofrcp gbilIips
$4,000.
alice aroger an g. g. 1npies;
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- Der bat genua. meinte Der itdnss
mtee 8rano, inbem er nod ben 5uB
ieinem Spfer auf bic 8ruit iebte. Du
tannit ben 8ratipieb nur bel Sslte
tperfen, iaste er gu feinem 0efdhrten,
Der nit benz Desen Golctptns berett
itano, ih mDhte niht germ Wlenihens
blut persieBen.
@t ia, periebte bieIer. Du bit
Elm frommer Shelm; alleir, tper gut
besoblt, ben mub man auh gut beotez
men, bas lit meine Morol. SD bdnole
itsts nod Der 8orIdrift, unb bisie laus
tst: Stobt ibn nit bsm Oesen nieoer,
unb 70 iolls geiheben.
Der Banbit fiibrte sinen Stob nah
bergruit bes 9ebloien uno Itedte onnn,
nit benz gepubtiein, Golopins Iufs
tras piinttli6 erfilt gu baben, ben
Oegen Elm.
Golopin NOR gleih nah Dimitrps
Jau pom goben aufgeitonoen, osnn, ss
1T fpobl taum notbis gu erfpdbnen, sr
mar unRrleBt. Gr iprang in raiheH
SGben benz 2anbungspIaB gu, ipD sr
ietn Boot beitiee unb, iheuen gltdes
spor, bod nit toItsr ruhiger Wtiene
ii6 auf bic 1ifen nieoer!ieb, nm I'd
na6 9ouie rubern gu ldHsn.
Sn Der 0dmmerung. bic nun bic
SnieI uniting, paren audi Die gdnbis
ten oeridnunoen. 5iefs StilIe
berridlte ringsum. Der aufeehenoe
ROnb 3itterte auf benWsuen uno mari
feline StrdbIen duf bic bIeihen 3ugs
bss 8efalsnsr. Die lueibeH girienr
ItGmme nit ibren tiefbtrabbdHgenoen
3fpeigen ihisnsn @eiiter, in Srouers
ihleier aebullt, ben gooten gu berpos
den, unb Der 4benbnjuo. Der in ihren
DipfeIu raufdte. Hang pte alagss
lieber.
6orh! rauIhte es ba nidt in ben
DeQsn2 Sorh! finb bas niAt RUBBER
faIage2 Sa. elm aabr 9eitet burd ben
RebeI, isst perfhpinoet sr hinter ets
mem Wsibsnbuih, bd sriteint er am
llfsr, sr bolt an, unb 3ipei 9eitdlten
iteiaen ans Ganb. gs iino a9apio unb
Sar6a, iie iuhen BEN 9efdutnen;
baIo baben iie ihn sefunoen uno trasen
ibn 3u bem aabne, in iDeIhem Wooes
ida auf iis tpartet. Gis Jrausn tonns
ten ii6 nidt entf6Iieben, heim5ufabs
rsn, ohne gu ieben. ME Die bsioen aas
paIiers ibren Streit tteroigeu tuiroen.
Sic Iieben ii6 bon Sarda an cine
SteIIe rubern, bic bon Bsihsnsebiifhen
gsitiiBt, eiusn iiherer 9srited oarboi.
I'm bieSnieI uugeIebtn 81 iiberihuueH.
Sic beobdhietsu ben 9ansen Yoredng
unb oa iie ibrsm BefhuBsr ntht su
SiIfe iommsn tonnisn, 10 MOLTEN ils
penigitsns Ieben, oh nidlt nod leben
in osm @sfousnen fsi. Der bier 10
gruuiom, 70 binterIiitig iiberfalsn
naro.
Yoriidtis tpurbe Der 2ebloie ouf
bic aiFen nisherselert. uno 10 raid
tpis mogIit bic Fiidfab bit bslpirtt. Die
Jrausn baIfen f.lbFt beim Rubern,
penn Sar6as arGfte ermiioeten.
60 btib Der Tag geptIsn, 10 talt
mar bic borauf folgenbe Rodt, uno
Rabsibd nabm ibren fparmsn Sbaipl
bon Der Stulter unb elite bamit unter
ben gaIbatin, um ben @emorbetsn gu
bsbeten. Die 5offnuns, nod einer
pisleidt eIimmenosn Qebensfuntsn in
ibm ur5ufuaen, Iieb iis iebes Wiittsl
onipenben, bas in ibrem gereihs mar.
Sis pufh bic Dunbe. bic nod forts
pdbr.nb bIutste, mitNein, bdnn muhs
te lie aus ibrem 5afhentuhe einen
@erbcnb, Der ipenisftens 70 lnnss bsm
glutsn Ginbalt tbun tonnte, biz iie
lire Dobnuns erreibte.
(5ortiesung iolet)
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8 O n q 10 e iIin.

Serr N(nIs bon Sonuterreiien bic
Ofebe III, 3u einetn anberr): yah, id
fnbre jdbrIiH In bic aIpen, es tpiro
ntir nber aud iHon IcngpeiIig /. 10
bcede Hur Ao oesp6b esnlHetnl4
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Mdlsreien 6sr9uf DIM a n
Iner. Bel Sistoppis in siibneiis
afritn, fDeftIih BON Smcruru, iinb.
ipie bic Dsutlht apIonialseituna bes
rihtet, neue WoIereien BON 8ufts
mdnnern entbedt porben. gisbsr
lDarfn bort ihOn sipsi bOblenortise
gersfalien betannt serpprben, Die
foltx Wsolsreien 5eigtsn. Die itst oui.
gefunbens brittle, bdfbperihiitiete syelss
partie lieet ettpa 400 W. QuftIiHie 6its
LID bon Spistoppis. Gs ssiat in si>
ner Qdnae oon etipd 80 M. titf untsn
am 9ooen eins san3s Reibe febr aut
erbdItentr rotbsetiin1ser Hilbnerse.
Die 3eitnuagen iieaen in Der 6dup.s
fade 9biers bar. pie Oiruffen,
Springbode unb cine Gtraubenioeb.
gltbsn biefen WlaIereisn bnben fih
5opfidkrben unb perThiebens febr Iel.
ttne Sieinbtarbtitungsperf3eue g..
funbsn. 9sbouerlif<rpsiTe In bic
DurIttluns Der Straubsniagb geiDalt.
fam beihdbist fpOrben. inbem man bic
Gtlspnrtis bort mil sinem WeiBel
,rabsuISien Derfunis, permutblih nm
bic Bilber fir cine GommIuna su Der.
tpsrs6en. Die Regierunq miBte nit
d1fm Qnhbrud fir bic Erboftunu
fcIGtr bo6it ipertbDoiIsr Rtiie sintr
augatftorbenen Rultur ioraen. Die
tsutiesn BuInlsuie periieben ipeber bic
Wlnltrei mebr. nod bi. Nnfersiauna
bon Gteingerdtbifnfien. Wpber bic
tiinitltrifht Dsronlagung ibrer Dor.
fdfrtn itammi. III bishtr nod ni1s
nufaefldrt iporb<n. Die pcraenonnten
Molertien lptrbtn auf elm litter bon
ungsfdhr 200 Sobren sef4dbt.
GrIanfhtes.
9scrIih bore id) slrci Sd)iiler ftrei.
ten. Der cine. beiIcn gnter Gin Be.
fainter Deectarier ,tno 1cnlperensler
| Ut trlrn bon Ocin onocrn ioIaenber.
nloken opoftrrpbirt:
.@ee mint hennDu AoppeIFnbIer4
foure opmn4piTnruen9s
Nornuf her Hcqetnrisr i&Icoierfio
lerlDlhert: .llnb TUT Du bift a n,,r
e lebsltcnbststl@
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GuHOeisentbunls llebertrasungeu

(Iortiesuna foIat.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-18
FROZEN TO DEATH
ON THE MOUNTAINS
Prospectors Caught in Early Blizzard
and One of Them Lost His
Life.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service
GEORGETOWN, Colo, Sept. 49,
The body of Franklin M. Eiser, of
Denver, who was frozen to death in
blizzard which swept the East
Argentine section Sunday night, was
found today near the Queen of the
West mine. John Matson, Eiser's
companion in prospecting trip in
the mountains, was found in an aban-
doned tunnel near here with both
hands and feet frozen, and in crit
ical condition.
Eiser and Matson we're interested
in mining claims in the East Argen-
tine district and left here Sunday to
inspect the properties. Sunday even
ing they were overtaken by blizzard
and becoming separated in the dark
ness, lost the trail, Matson who is
semi-delirious, is unable to give any
of the details of his experiences
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-18
PUT ONE OVER
THE SIX POWER )
American Secured Loan for
China While Other Coun
tries Sat and Waited.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
SHANGHAI, Sept. 1s.-Representa-
tives of the foreign financial inter
ests which Rave regarded China as
their private monopoly showed much
perturbation today at the news that
the first installment of the s50,oo0,oop
loan arranged for by the American
IA. Wendell Jackson, was actually
being paid to the Pekin government.
& The six powers" group, with It's
official diplomatic backing, had count
ed on starving the new republic into
accepting its terms which would not
only have netted the bankers an enor-
nnous financial profit but would virtu-
ally have given them control OF the
government.
4 When the government demurred the
group sat back to wait. An unofficial
Belgian syndicate which attempted
some time ago to break into the sltu-
alton. was successfully scared off
Being unknown, Jackson was not tax
en- seriously at first and by the time
the group realized the danger it was
announced that the transaction was
closed and the money being paid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-18
THREE BOTTLES OF BEER
EACH DAY FOR WOMAN

masters attending their annual con
yention here today. The average
amount of beer consumed every day
of their lives by each OF the l,ooo
brewmasters was found to be about
ten glasses. In convention most OF
them drink more, but all agreed that
ten glasses day would insure radi
ant health.
Up to this morning, the delegates
had consumed since Sunday after
noon approximately one hundred kegs
and 5000 bottles of beer.
Ernest Muhlhauser. superintendent
of the Jacob Rupert Breweries, II
New York today offered the following
Edon'ts to beer drinkers:
Don't drink beer if you are over
heated.
Don't drink beer under faucet I
makes the beer flat.
Then he added, drink couple o.
glasses of beer as an appetizer. The
carbonic gas drives out other gases
from the stomach. The brewmasfer;
elected william Carthus, st. Louis
president. selected Pittsburgh for tns
next convention, and adjourned this
| afternoon.