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aus benz Deutfden Reih.
Berlin, 1. Wai. Dos srobs
beuiFhe GtaMsSpnbitat, bas cine
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N1etterberiHt.

Sir Ohio: Sdones Netter
om Douneritog; an 6reitag Stridlre'
gen uno fiibler. WdBig iiiollbe
gsinoe..
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Gsssn bas gtieoeriHisben BON mshE
als 100 Gtreisern in Sibirien.
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Die DrimdrWa9lea III Mana'
6u(eltS.
SbwObl grajiSent Gait als be-
por5nstsr Yrdiiosntidafts-
aanoioat
$3.50 zfimmem mebr ale Col.
Nppi,belt erbielt
wurpen bod adt ROofeDsltsSelsgatsu
at large errpdhIt.
Col. Rooiepelt iDiinf6t, bab iis FIJI
1aft itimmen ioasn.
sie tpeigern ii6 aber ioltss gu thuH
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BON Der r.publitanifhen Staatsiea
p.ntipn BON genniploanisn.
GaIolinsgrplofiou in e!epslaHo.
~e
Siinf mGnner perbrannt uno eI
S6absn in SObe bon S45O,Oo
anserlhtet.
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Columbus.
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ihent p.s fran30fiihen Bottles an
Ok ameritanif6e gattOn,
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I'm getp gort bsm 8ertretsr Der ~
aieruna iibsresbsn.
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gru!eitpemonitration.n in ct. petsrs'
burg
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Sn Rstp gor. benz gsrtretsr Der ne
qierung iibsrssbsn.
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Die GaroanelIsn tperben Der SnIrli
fabrt lpieber srDffnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-02

Soa Don einsni sort in ben Gruno &C.
IhoHsn iporoen itin.
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Gin, giilt. Don ga 5rdnt.~. ein De
ident b.s frana0iiidsn Bottles an
ok ameritaHifde stattOn,
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MSrb.riIfes Gusa in Raftait.
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Ter Dampisr .5srus", Der Dor tSEpr'
na untsrsing.
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Cine Gruppe bat aber fpisoer stns
0ereinbarune setrcffen.
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Gin glrtilIeries2entnont bon etnsm
Stabsarst nieoersefhc1sn.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb

MuslanD. Selegrapb
DDS OeuUd)e Slal0pnOi6at,
9as ieit Sabren cine aonfnr-
rens in Der oeutihen stabls
inbuitrie perbinberte,
gDurbe ann 1. Msai aufsel6ft.
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0ereinbaruns setrofien.
WlSrberiIfks Guea in Raitatt.
Gin Mrtineri..2sutnont bon einsH
Ssabsars. nieberssfhciisn.
Ter Dampisr n5srds", Der Dor SEpr
ia untsr9Iilg.
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Sou bon sinsna sort in ben 0runo &c
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fabrt tpisoer srOffnst.
So
pro!eItbemoHitrationtn in ct. ssttsrs
burg
s%
Deqen bds Nieoeritisben bon msh
als 100 Gtreisern in Sibirien.
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Ct. g)stersbarG l. Wni. -
DIE a6tb<iIung fiir Mu1ittuungsu I'm
6enbelsminiRsrium aab am Weittlpo3
ns Usst1snns ~ ~ susl - s'l1s!
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Bon Der 9erIafunss aonOsntiOn IN
Columbus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
ALAMOS DISTRICT
Is NOT DISTURBED
La Nina Prieta Closes Onlv
Because Railroad Sus-
pended Operations.

Douglas, Ariz, May 11.-That the
Alamos district is quiet with no rebel
depredations experienced up to this
time. is the statement of J. /. and
Frank Obermuller. who arrived in the
city few days since from that section.
Both are connected with La Nina Prfeta-
IS miles west OF AlamOs.
Our company suspended operations
when the cam shift in the mill was
broken. We reached the decision TO
suspend only upon receiving notifica-
ton that the Southern Pacific intended
TO suspend operations on account of the
depredatfons Of the Haqui indians to
the south" said 7. J.. ObermulIer
We then decided TO close down until
the country shall have become more
settled in condition. There are no
mines working in the immediate vicin-
ity Of Alamos save La Junta mine,
owned by Mexicans, adjoining our
property. Practically all Americans in
that section have left being affected
by the report Of the railroad ceasing
operations and not because Of fear OF
violence.
Il received q letter yesterday from
AlamOs and am able to state that there
IS no trouble nor has there been so
Tar as 1 know, in the entire district"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
MINING NEWS
STONE WALL JACK
SON 0PTI0NED
Property Consisting of 81
Claims to Be Developed
Extensively.

Globe, Ariz May 11-R B. Wag-
ner and c. r. Johnson have obtained
an option on the 10000 shares of
treasury stock Of the McMillen-Stone
wall Mining company, owning the
Stonewau Jackson mine. for a group
OF Michigan business men, for the de-
yelopmeut Of the property. consisting
or 81 claims covering three miles OF
the StOnewal vein and including the
famous StOnewall Jackson mine, 16
miles northeast of Globe.
The StOnewau Jackson mine was
discovered by Chas. McMillen and
"Dory' Harris in 1876 and for years
was a phenomenal producer Of rich
silver ore A five-stamp mill was erect
ed on the property in 1878 and pan
anal gsmation introduced for the recla-
nation of the silver. When the work
1ngs reached the sulphide zone. III was
found that the ore. while rich in sill
yer, could not be treated by this meth
cd, and the workings Of the mine was
confined to the upper or OXidtZed pOr-
lions. The total production Of the
mine is estimated at $500. 600. Several
other properties along this vein were
producers in the early days and are
now owned by the McMillen-Stone-
wall company.
The McMillen-StonewalI company
was organized five years go for the
purpose Of merging all the interests
along the StOnewau vein. The COM
pany IS composed entirely of local
people who know the history of the
StOnewalI vein as a prOduCer Of high
grade silver ore in the early days The
old shaft had reached a depth of $50
feet and was reported to have encOunt-
cred sulphides rich in silver at that
depth, but IL had caved in years ago and
the new company put down new shaft
TO a depth OF 800 feet. crOss-CUt TO the
vein and drove along the fOOtwaH for
a distance Of 115 feet. The face OF this
drift is reported 10 average 8 -
ounces of silver per ton.
The vein can be traced for seven
miles across the country and as the
StOneWau Jackson mine is estimated TO
have an average of 80 TO 80 feet and
appears to be mineralized throughout
Both walls are diabase and the vein
consists Of mineraliZed diabase. Where
the ore is unOXldized. the silver occurs
as a black sulphide associated with
chalcOpyrite. In the oxidized portions
IL occurs native and as hOrn-silver
The dumps. estimated to contain 900
tons. were thoroughly sampled and
averaged four ounces Of silver TO the
ton in spite OF the fact that they had
been hand-sOrted several times. Where
sulphides that have escaped oxidation
have been found they have been dis
oxidized ore. There has been much
teaching Of the upper part of the vein
and If is believed that below the water
level the vein win carry the enriched
sulphides for its fun width
II is intended TO purchase a new
hoist and air compressor and sink the
shaft until tho sulphide zone is reached
and also TO continue the drift on the
300-fOOt level
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
MINING NEWS
NEEDLES COMPANY
TO ADD E0UIPM
Plant to Have 20 Additional
Stamps and Two
More Tubes.

Ray. Ariz.. May According 10 a
sta-ement made by an official Of the
Needles Smelling and Refining com
pany. which is the reduction concern
for the Gold Roads mine. in Mohave
county, many additions will be made
10 the plant within the next y
months Two more tubes will be in
stalled. increasing the number to
IlVe; 20 stamps in addition to the 40
now In operation win be placed, ana
minor items Of efficiency viii be put in
me MILL so its economic advanta yes
VIII not be eXcelled. The company is
treating an average of 200 tons per dav
with minimum extraction of SIS per
ton, ana the contemplated improve
ments are expected to swell the capa CT
" TO $50 tons in "a hours. This is the
most prosperous gold mine in Arizona.
The Tom Reed mine, which adjOins
the Gold Roads property. has a higher
grade Of ore than its neighbOr. the
record for the last year showing a re-
covery Of approximately S43 10 the ton
Its mill has g battery Of 20 stamps.
with a treating standard of 12O tons
per day Although this mine has a
large area Of developed ore. no settled
arrangements for an increase in its
plant has been decided upon.
James Finch. foreman Of the RAY
Central mine until the absorption two
months ago. has rendered his resigna-
ton 10 become mine foreman for the
Inspiration Copper company at Miami
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
WHEN YOUR CHILD
GETS C0NSHPATED
Cleanse its little stomach,
liver and bowels with "Sy-
rup of Figs. "

Look at the tongue. Mother, II
coated. il Is a sure sign that your little
cne's insides. the stomach. liver and
80 feet Of bowels are ClOgged I'D with
purifying waste matter and need q
gentle. thorough cleaning at once.
When your child is Hstless. dropping,
pale, doesn't sleep sOundly or eat hear
THY or is cross. irritable. feverish.
stomach sour. breath bad has stomach
acne. dlarrhOea, sore throat or is full
OF cold. give a teaspOOnful OF Syrup Of
FIGS. and In few hours all the foul
ccnstipated waste, Undigested food and
sour bile VIII gently move on and out
or its little bowels without nausea
gripping or weakness. and YOU surely
VIII have a well. happy and smiling
child again shortly
With Syrup of Figs YOU are not drug
glnE your children. being composed en-
tirely OF luscious figs. SIENNA and arc
mates II cannot be harmful. besides
they dearly love its delicious taste
Mothers should always keep syrup
Of Figs handy. 1t is the only stomach.
liver and bowel cleanser and regulator
needed A little given today viii save
a sick child tomorrow
Full directions for children Of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly printed
on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name
syrup of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA -
prepared by the California Fig syrup
co. This is the delicious tasting. gen
uine old reliable. Refuse anything
else offered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
WILL GIVE $500 TO SICK
READERS OF THE HERALD
Indiana Scientist Who Originated the Now Famous
Home Treatment" Offers Large Package
Free to Sick and Ailng.

In order that every reader Of The
Herald who needs treatment may have
an opportunity 20 test this celebrated
medicine. the now famous Indiana
scientist has come TO the front with an
offer to give absolutely free large
proof package TO five hundred readers
OF this paper to prove the wonderful
claims which have been made for IL.
In making this offer the scientist said.
Il know that there are many people
who have been suffering for years.
with some chronic disease and many
of them have spent large sums Of
money seeking cure I know that
these people hesitate about investing
money IN medicine because they have
despaired of ever getting well. Thou
sands have told me that story and
many thousands of the same people
have told me afterwards that my treat
ment had cured them after doctors
and everything else had failed. 1 want
to show these despairing people that
sll the newspaper talk about my treat
Went is absolutely true. I want to
prove 10 a limited number-nO matter
what the disease. no matter how long
they may have suffered, no matter how
blue and discOurage d-that my treat
ment really and actually does accom-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
New Home Offered by Capt
Juan Hart Will Be Ac-
copied.

over the remnants Of a Mexican din
ner. members Of the Pioneers associa-
tiOn OF Fl PasO told many stories of the
old days. elected officers for the ensu-
ing year and did their routine business.
The annual meeting Of the association
was held after a MONDAY dinner Fri
day in the basement OF the chamber
Of commerce building, where the pio-
neers have held their annual and quar-
terIy meetings. But the offer from
Capt Juan s. Hart OF an acre of land
on which to build a permanent home
Of the society will result soon In a new
headquarters for the old timers.
The property offered by Capt. Hart
IS located Under the new Hart viaduct
near old TT. Bliss. Ii is projected to
merely wall up the sides OF the con
crete viaduct, put I'm windows. and an
ideal meeting hall will be created A
committee Of the pioneers will see the
city government regarding the neces-
sary permits.
At the meeting Friday It also was
decided to start a membership cam
paign and a committee will see TO the
work In view of this, the constitution
OF the society was amended to take in
members who have been residents OF FL
Paso since 1887, instead Of December
1888. as is stated in the laws Of the
organization.
KneeEeU Tells Good story.
Edward kneeZelI told a good story
and they made him president OF the
society. He said that he was once
forced on a corOner's jury. and that
they went down the valley to find
the body OF q man who had been killed
by a freight train. Judge Lew Da-
Wis seemed to be coroner. and char
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
1TEIE9G NEWS
EASTERN MEN MAY
BUY DOUGLAS MINE
Hendricks Leaves Globe For
the East to Conduct
Negotiations.

Miami. Ariz.. Nay 11.-Judge T. c
Hendricks. president Of the Douglas
Copper company. has left for Joplin
New York and Boston on business con-
nected with the company. It is under
stood that he viii consummate a deal
with large copper interests whereby
the controlling interest OF the Douglas
will pass into their hands
The Douglas Copper company owns
approximately 500 acres between the
Ray Consolidated and the Superior and
have a force Of men constantly en-
ployed for the past year and a half de-
veloping the property. A ledge which
was recently encountered shows a gen
eraI assay Of gold sos ounces, silver
1902 ounces and copper IA percent
The company has also secured a churn
drill which viii be put in operation at
once, If the deal now under way is not
closed. lit is closed. It is understood
that stockholders will realize about
$3.50 per share on their stock
At the Inspiration Mine.
At the Inspiration mine a small force
OF men has been put 10 work under
ground and this force will be gradually
Increased The Joe Bush shaft has
been equipped with skips and under
ground ore pockets and viii be work
ing within a few days. The 10 by 16
drum hoist at the Colorado shaft is
being moved to the Scorpion shaft
which is now 2I5 feet deep. and viii
be sunk. by contract, an additional
220 feet.
Another $50 horsepower boiler viii
be added to the equipment at the
power house at the portal Of the main
tunnel. and il is possible that q new air
compressor villa be installed. as II is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
GAS ENCOUNTERED
IN CONTENTION WELL

Douglas, ARK. May IA good flow
or gas has been encountered in the well
or the Arizona Oil company at Conten-
ton. according to a telephone message
received by c. NJ. Seaman, secretary Of
the concern.
The phone message stated that the
we'll was down 612 feet" said Mr.. Sea
man The night shift worked all
night in shale which is soft and easily
CUT The going is easy and rapid pro-
gress is being made I'm sinking. The
message stated that the flow of gas
was much stronger since the shale. was
entered than it was before
We are highly pleased with the
showing. as shale formations OF this
kind are generally indicative Of OIL
We have been expecting to strike shaIe
but not for at least 100 feet below
where il was really encountered.
The driilers have made so feet in the
last three days"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11
DEVELOPING HAZEL
MINE, NEAR VAN HORN

Van Horn. Texas MAY 11-Nan
Horn bids fair TO become a mining
town. as the Haze mine 20 miles from
here. is being developed with good
prospect of being paying proposition.
John Means and George Evans are
receiving quite a number of Mexican
cattle. which they will place in pas
lures near Van Horn.
Mrs. l. G. Hall has returned home.
after accompanying her daughter.
Miss Lillian. as far as St. Louis on her
trip TO Europe.
Jim Espy is spending a few days in
FL PasO.
Mr. Gibson, the merchant is going to
build soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-11

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