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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Cine Observation-Disclosures
aus Sent Eebcn.

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miro 9emelpet: @efiirdbtenb, bob ous
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beiinolide &uttcr ilberieben m0dte,
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ardften ole Mtittel sur S~hmiidumg
oes @eibna6tsbumes su perlhaficm.
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bort mebrere @eihdfte. in bcuen cs
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gegen ibr il9cnblihcs A~usicben su
bcge9nen, CAB Ole aleine ibr Iltcr
init 10 Sabren nu. Sn5fpilhen pdr
Die Wutter iiber pae lI%nertldrlidc
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arbeitspiIli9e miioe. .bun9ria mro
inter Der falten @itternna lciNcnb.
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funoen, mo lie 3oriiberaebenoc nad
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trug. Gin poblbabenber aauimonn
nabm Das &ino an DER Sanb mno
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
KalsnSer far 1915.
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,&alenber 81 Gbren II. Y. Sran
pUm BIB. Sersen Sein", bcraIS9escben
burd .Sacreb Seart Iiiiipn &ouie",
Sparta, @iS. - Wir, empicbIen Den
unierer 3eitmIgen Sieien ae@
oiesenen mnb p~radtpolen &uleuoer.
Or 5eitnet iih purb id10neu SilSers
ldmnd uno reirbbaltiaen Neieltofi aus,
Dor Nllem icbodb burdl Die mterenans
ten Irtifel iiber Die ipilhcn IiIiionen
IN Der Siibiee. Sober miro bcipnners
Die helben Sd)ilberumaen: .GrIebz
ntfie meines ultcn z dl b.
t~Grrens" mo .@e inc crIte
cilc in bic Siibices
T 10 r" mil Sntereiic Itien. Sic
per'hieoenen feielnben. GrsGblunaen
itammci bon %aelpanbten Seoeru. Nud,
S6cr6 unb &umor in @ort nilo giIS
fommeu 5u ibrem Nedte. Gin prGd,s
rcligioies @unitbIat
Iiegt iebem &alenoer bel. Sn Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

@iuiitcrs ocS Snncrn berpur: Ter
Gtiniiter luuuotc iid filr3tidl az
0tigr. Spsginni nit DER 8itfc. DEN
GiuiluB Der airdc 5ur Iicpcrbers
itel!ung ocH SricScts aeftcilp III
liatbcil. @r6biidpi @tora batte an
Der Sor'crcnS t6cilncbmeH iclicli. be-
fnno iid nler niGt III Der Staht.
Niniitcr Hninei &crnGheS iteate oas
Grilldlcn. Ser Ydpit mo5e hie eins
gangs cripGhntc %crfii0uHa trcifen.
Sic Sibcrnlen iI:qcn lid uuf Den
StdrSpmft. baB bnS &oraebeu OcS
&inilier@ iliclt i'm GiHf(una itcbc
init. jcncn 0cic6crl Die %Srcnuing
Der Nirde unb bcs Staafcs poriebcn.
cine pieSpe6iialidc differentiation
III in Ser Seputiertcn aammcr, 5u
crlpurtsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
SerItnttc Sapwsn,ShSs
teiten

biiden nit SGredcn aui 0autduss
bride. Sleden mn Timplcs. Sic
Iino nid)t nit ipldcn bcbnitet. ebenips
lpeniS miro iraenp Scmdnb oamit be
baftct leim Der Sltlcn'@ Nrnitds
Salbe %gebrnildnt. Sic crbGlt bic
Sdonbcit bco @eiitttv. Gcjcnro unr
Sdlt Rbclim pcridpinhel bel ocrcn
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gelprlngcne 00noe, SrpitbeuIen- unb
beilt Srdnbs uno Sdultiplmocn. 10
ipie G.netidln9cn, Sir @dmurrbpipcn
bat lie nid,t ibrcSaltiden. MIR %
Sente in :. W. Muete : Npptbcfc.
900 Ndin Sr.. SublIlue. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

medium Border FOR Baby wear:
complete alphabet 2 IA inches
high; complete alphabet |
inch high; I large Floral
Branch suitable for Sofa Pill
lows; Scarfs, Table covers, etc.;
2 Anchors for Sailor Suit and
many additional designs suit
able for C~hildren's wear; I'm
derwear, Centerpieces. etc, max
ing a grand total Of about SO
splendid designs, all perforated
on a good quality of linen bond
paper enabling the pattern to
be used a number Of times and
in many instances for different
purposes. With each outfit we
include full directions for
Stamping also 4 Distributor and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17


10. IL and IA years. The s.
year size requires 2 yards of
36-ineh material.
09-Stamping Outfit. This beauti-
full stamping outfit consists of
about So up-tO-date fun size
designs in all the modern
styles of embroidery. The fol-
lowing is only a brief sum-
mary of the coz tents. i Shirt
Waist Set (FrOni, Collar and
cuff; l Centerpiece, 16x16
inches; 1 Corset Cover; / Lin
gerie Hat (the large piece of
the hat can also be used for
a ce~nterpiece, the small piece
for a doily)T Belt; q Doiies
| large Border for Petticoat;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

its simple lines. Serge makes
an attractive suit. but other
wooden mixtures, as well as
fabrics are equally appropriate.
The pattern is cut in 3 sizes:
3, 4 and s years. 1t requires
3 yards of 44-inch material for
the 4-year size.
baby Set. You cannot imagine
a more useful baby set than the
n here portrayed. Practical
coat collar, cuffs, ETC.. bibs,
dutch collars, baby shoes. all
stamped on real linen, ready
to work. Such pieces make
thoroughly practical fancy
work which appeals to every
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
MaI-Il5 MSTaJ3TIONS

The patterns illustrated on this
page viii be nailed 10 any address
on receipt or 10 cents (~silver.
wrapped in paper, ar siannps) for
each pattern, excepting embroidery
patterns, which will be- sold at
prices as given with description.
Write name and address plainly
and be sure 10 state numbers and
sizes of patterns desired. Remem-
Der that in these patterns allow
ance is made for seams. Address,
PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
Catholic Printing Co..
Dubuque. Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

mother. This beautiful set con-
sists of the following: I coat
collar; | bib; I pair shoes 2
\ cuffs; | baby cap; 3 different
size anchors: 2 stars; > fags,
etc., all stamped OF 432 square
inches of good quality Uaion
Linen. Price 40c.
'497-Girls' Drawers. The above
design will be found a most
satisfactory model for girls
drawers. The closing is eff
fected at the sides by means
of buttons and buttonholcs.
Muslin, cambria, nainsook and
long cloth arc all used in the
making of these garments. The
pattern is cut i'm ) sizes: 6. s,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

meilter. bod U Tic Gil itol3, Sic
pffentlihc @obltbdtigteit in Nniprut
81 ncbnlen.
Der %erlu1bntc ~&allnMum piro clue
An5ubl Sreunpc iiir ben Sol intcrei,
Iieren, uub periprud odiiir Sprpe III
trugen. buB DER &utier unb Sinh an
8l5itnocnbc Gbrinbnum init iciucnl
bpffnun9SfrclIbigcn Sdciu audi ihrc
ndhifc 3ufunft crhcQcn iuirN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17


gilt buckles. Fancy buttons
are used at the closing and for
a trimming at the back. The
revers may be Ommitted. The
design is suitable for any of
the coating materials now i'm
vogue. The pattern is cut in
D sizes: Ia, Is, 16, II and IS
years. 1t requires 8 1-2 yards
of 50-inch material for a 10
year size.
9126-Boy's Russian Suit with
knickerbOckers. A Practical
Design. Suits of this type are
much favored for little boys,
and the model here shown
will appeal to mothers and
home dressmakers because' of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Na. ms -!

eymt alopiitein. Der Mccaftcm ccs
sur 3eit in Chicago cridlciucnpeu
mgnrhdcu io5iot ri it / d c II
SlattcS N &unfaS" {, Ter slrhciz
puroc pom Sbcrribtcr 1cs
@nnnon in Glepclanc ipeSeu @clciSis
0uuN mn Scorphuua zines faibo
YrieIsrs aus 5pieco 5u 3ebn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9376-Girls' Dress with Yoke and
Revers Trimming and Long or
Shorter Sleeve. In High or
Low Neck. This model is suit
able for silk, velvet, cloth or
wash fabrics. The revers and
yoke trimming may be omitted.
The design shows many new
and pleasing style features. The
pattern is cut in a sizes: 3,
10. IL and ii years. 1t re-
quires 4 yards of 44-inch ma
terial for a 12-year size.
S239-Ladies House Dress. A Ser
yiceable and Desirable Model.
In a dress of this kind a
woman will always look neat
while at her household duties,
and If made in white or other
dressy fabrics, the design will
prove very appropriate for
afternoon wear. The oval neck
opening is comfortable and
pretty, the side closing is very
effective. The Gibson plat
gives breadth to the shoulders
and the 3-4 length sleeve leaves
the lower arm free and COM
Portable when at work. The
skirt is a five gore model. The
pattern is cut in 8 sizes: 80,
81, SO. 3a, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. Ii requires 6
IL yards of 44-inch material
for the 36-inch size.
94l2-A Natty Coat Model. Coat
for Misses and Small Women
with or without Reverse. Brown
broad cloth il here shown with
trimming of black velvet and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Sagel Irbcit1bmlS lub pen >Moittn
ccS %crfabrcn" oerurtbeitt. Nu Der
auSgdbe ec0 omnalS nod in Glcpc
lann erid,ciucnben Slattca pom 5,
Snli SS. rs. bate alopiitein cen
S%cIehpcr S}rititcr nil Suspriidcn lpie
~elenoe Seltie, &dnberprieiIer" uilu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
@clammts Sumnte am 4.

~VO0IIVVl 7 .PI IiZIZ.oF
&ie llnier Slntt bereits berihtct,
bat Der Sentralz Serein inn pcraanaes
men @onat elm paneubcs @runbitiid
fiir bnS Stubienbaus e~rtporben.
Sriibe Sumn0riiinnbnlc beS 9oues
bieieS Seufmals oeS tutb. Seutid,z
tblms beS Snnbes, miro ourd,
prontpte G~inienoun9 meitercr @aben,
ie nah eigeneu Witteln. eeforbert
lperhen. Gin &eibnahtSscihenf an
ben Gcntral= gereim ,uirb ppn blcibens
benz Wertb fir bic Sp5ialreiprm Be
,uesmna in. Amerifa iein! 6ods
.bcrSige 0eber herau5l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Seimatb lit bieier &alenber in
.ebr ais bunberttauieub Sns
miller Elm piQfommener Gait nnb
lndt oesbalb audi b~ierSulanbc bel
oenti6en 6omilicu ei%nSufebrcn. Ian
Ienpc 20 9tS. al Sacreo Seort
iiiipu @onic. Sparta.
W s. I9enteu geirftl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

titnlicrt. ibm 9eerobt. elite ipsinlia
lttldc Srotelr ScrianmlnnR vpr cer
STRIDE i'll Solcbo 81 pctdmtdltlu, ulp
leine Seier alligeiorocrt ypoS. Marcus
pom airdtbum al bolen. elm Beit
oaratS 81 maiden unh Die airdle turS
mo tlein 5u lhlagcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
tlluIcr :, u. y. Stn6abriet
.ims Ser G,pisen $tast.

II u NJ, rcu't II. Sc5cmber 1912; -
Scr Gr7biidpi BON &arihau. 9tllBs
Ianp. lit am lcptcu Snmstus gc'torben.
or mar Der ditcite tntbpliid)e %rdiui
in Der aanSen Sbriitcnbcit, Comic
fricrt lpuroc bcricibc in 1858. Den
81. %nter bat Der truucrnpcn SrSs
oiojc'e- telc8rapbiIb lem Ncileio nus
NeNriidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17

Sm pcrilonalen Sonntua iunb I'M
haitian ein fleincS Samilicn @ilcn
itntt. an ipcldlcm Der Nl. %aIcr mn
ieine Sluei Sdnpcltcrn tbeilnahmcn;
cbcnlp bcileu Nihtc lulp iein SrnScr
Nn8elo. lpcldtr liua immcr Yuitmeis
ltcr III Scr ucui5inniitcn Srupini iif
ilno icbcs Sabr nm &cibuud)tcn mad,
HUn fomnli. nm icilcn iGuitrcn Srus
Der Sl bclud]cr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
tGiugcianpt BON DER Gentraliteae.
psn Ketteler StmSienkamss
II: Seitrdss.
5pnps 'belanft lid nni iiber 1000
Collars.

9Seitere duBerit freigebise eden.
tungcn fiir oas BPM Gentrnlz Serein
gept1ntc Shipieubalts unb 0eim fiir
Die S~cntralitclle liefcn IN Der Central
ltelic IN Jln9irer 3eit CHI Gin iidl
"Sriene OF the 9ouie" 3eidncnber in
Ycnniplpdnia innotc 5000. Heben
mcbrcrci1 ihaeun8spertben tleineren
Vetrd9cu lpuroen cine gauge Heibe bon
$780, ~eitrdsen empioneen.
Sic ginnabnlen pom %. Nopems
Ter bis a. DECEMBER, lett %eroffent
iidun9 Der lcetei Site. louteu lpie
folAt:
Suittirt bis 2I linn s 24RG OF
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-12-17
Wiscuniin

Wisconiin 5000
ri Sricno OF the @auie" 10000
8ep. Otto j.. Grad, Mem
gorf, y. 3. -, 10000
8ep. u. Selling, Cart
ion. aentldp 1000
3ep. Srep.. @. Sdaeier,
slorian, Did. 10000
ct. Intpuiis sShulpcrs
elm, ct. eouis, @o. 1900
Heo. o.. &. Shubmom,
louisville. SIN. 800
Hep. IIltItent. @n'ouri -. 5000
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15
MARIA

Hacia una hora que habia anocheci-
do cuando eSpir6. Luego que las
eSclavas la yistieron y colocaron ell
un ataud, cubierta desde la gargan-
ia hasta los pies de un limo blanco,
fue pueSta en- la mesa enlutada. en- Gu
vas cuatro esquinas habia cirios en-
cendldos. Juan Angel la cabecera
de la mesa derramaba lagrimas sobre
la frente de su madre, y de su pecho
enronquecido por los sollozos salian
lastimeros alaridos. Mande orden
al captain de la cuadrilla de esclavos
para que aquella noche los trajese a
rear en- casa. Fueron llegando 81
lenciosos, y ocupando los varones
ninos toda la extenci6n del corredor
occidental; las mujeres Sc arrodilla-
ron EN- clrculo alrededor del feretro
y como las ventanaS del cuarto NOR
tuOrio caian al corredor. ambos CRU
pos rezaban a un mismo tempo. Ter
minadO ell rosario. una esclava enton0
la primera estrofa de una de esas
salves llenas de dolorosa melancolfa
Y desgarradores lamentos de algdn
coraz6n esclavo que oro. La cua-
drilla repetia a coro cada estrofa can
tada, armonizandose las graves voces
de los varones con las puras Y dulces
de las mujeres y de los ninos. Es-r
tos son los versos de aqael himno
que he conservado en- la memoria:
En- obscure calabozo
cuya reja Ell sol ocultan
negroS y altos murallones
que las prisiones circundan;
En- Que, solo las cadenas
que arrastro, el silencio turban
de esta soledad eterna 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15

-Moiirra hoy. Como Sc llama Ell ma
rido de Feiciana?
-Sinar- lie respondi.
II Sinar? y id6nde esta? En- ell
dellrio pronuncia ese nombre.
No tuve la cOmplacencia de tratar
de enternecer al doctor refriendole
las aventuras de Nay, y pas6 la ha-
bitaci6n de ella. FL medico decia la
verdad iba a morir y sus labios pro-
nunciaban solo ese nombre cuya elo-
cuencia no podian medir las esclavas
que la r0deaban nj aun su Mismo hijo.
Me acerque para decirla de modo que
sus oidos entorpecidos pudieSen oir-
me:
i Nay Nay
Abrio los ojos enturbidos va.
Il No me conoces?
Hizo con la cabeza una sena afrma-
tiva.
q Quieres que te lea algunas ora
clones?
Repiti6 la misma senaI. Fran las
cinco de la tarde cuando hice que
alejaran Juan Angel del lecho de
su madre. Aquellos ojos que tan
hermosos habian sido, giraban anna
rillentos y va sin luz en- las 6rbitas
ahuecadas; la nariz Sc le habia per-
filado los labios graciosos, aunque Ii
geramente gruesos, retostados ahora
por la fiebre. dejaban yer los dientes
que va no humedecfan; con las ma
nos crispadas Y yertas sostenia So
bre el pecho I'm crucifiio, Y Sc esfor-
zaba en- vano p0r pronunciar ell nom
bre de Jes1s que 10 repetia: nombre
del 1nico que podia devolverle su
esposo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15
Xiv

FL cura habfa administrado los sa
cramentos a la enferma Deiando
ell medico la cabecera, monte para
lr al pueblo disponer 10 necesario
para ell entlerro Y a poner en- ell CO.
rreo aquella carta fatal dirigida al
senor A. Cuando regrese. Fell
clana parecia menos quebrantada. Y
ell medico habfa concebido una lige-
ra esperanza. Ella me pregunt6 por
cada uno de los de la familia, Y al
mencionar Maria dijo:
ii Por que no puedo verla antes
de morirme? Yo lie habria reco-
mendado tanto mi hijo -.
Y luego, como para satisfacerme
por la preferencia que manifestaba
hacia ella, agreg6:
Si no hubiera sido por la nina.
que hubiera sido de el Y de mi?
La noche fue muy mala para la en-.
ferma. Al dia siguiente, sabado.
las tres de la tarde, el medico entr6
en- mi cuarto diciendome;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15
JORGE ISAACs

-tPor que lloras?-la pregunte.
-Asi que seas hombre-me res
pondlo con carinoso acento, ,-haras
vlaJes y nos llevaras a Juan Angel
y mi, Jno es cierto?
-Si, si-le conteste entusiasmado.
--lremos a la terra de esas prince
sas llndas de tus historias me las
mostraras !. Como Sc llamaY
-Afrlca-contest0.-YO some esa
noche con palacios de orc, oyendo
musicas deliciosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15

d0nde nj ell viento Sc eScucha
Muero sin yer tus montailas
oh, patria donde mi cuna
Sc meci0 bajo los bosques
que no cubriran mi tumba
Mientras sonaba ell canto, las lu-
ceS del feretro hacian brillar las la
grimas que rodaban por los rostros
medic embozados de las esclavas, yo
procuraba in1tilmente ocultarles las
mlas La cuadrilla Sc retro, y So
lamente quedaron unas pocas de mu-
Jeres para que prepararan andas en-
que la muerta debia ser conducida al
pueblo.
Era muy ayanzada la noche GUAM
do logr6 que Juan Angel Sc durmie-
ra abrumado por su dolor Me re-
tire luego mi cuarto, pero ell ru-
NOR de las yoces de las mujeres que
rezaban, y ell galope de los machetes
de los esclavos que preparaban la pa
rihuela de gaduas, me despertaban
cada vez que habla reconciliado el
sneno. A las cuatro Juan Angel
dormla aun. Los ocho esclavos que
conducian el cadaver y 70, nos pu-
simos en- marcha. Habia dado or
den al mayordomo Higinio para que
hiciera al negrito esperanto en- casa,
porque guerra evitarle ell lance terri
bic de despedirse de su madre. MIN
guno Gle los que acompafamos a Fe-
liciana pronuncio una sola palabra
durante el viaje. Los campesinos
que condnciendo vfveres al mercado.
nos dieron alcance, extrafiaban aquel
sllencio, pOr ser costumbre entire los
aldeanos del pals, entregarse a una
repugnante orgfa en- la noche que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-15
Revista Comercial
Cotizaciones del Mercado

Precios mIm de los artfculos que Sc
detallan en- almacen
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Buzz Wagon to Haul Ore.

Frank M. Shirer, formerly In
charge of the Ely Consolidated Cop
per company in this district. has
been a visitor In Ely this week.
transacting business and renewing
@cQuaintanee with his mero
friends. Mr.. Shirer is now oporas-
ing a mining property at the old
camp of F%reiberg, SO miles south
west of Phoebe, in Lincoln county,
associated in the enterprise with
Henry Catrow and II. e. MGnheim.
He reports they have a good thing
In the way of a silver-iead~Sold
mine, and that developments have
exposed a large tonnage of CONNER
cial ore. AS the property is isolagei
transportation is considerable IF a
problem, and the company is serious
ly considering the idea OF installing
with which to move the ore from
an auto truck or traction engine,
the mines to the railroad.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Double Wedding.

There was a double wedding at the
court house, Wednesday evening.
performed by Justice of the Peace
Cartwright. The contracting parties
were Roy Bergman and Miss Ethel
Blair of McGill, Ben Hill of MeGill
and Miss May Kelly of Ely. The
quartette of newly weds returned to
MeGill on the night train. where
there was a reception and banquet at
the home of Mrs. T. Blair in upper
townsite. Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hill expect soon to
go to housekeeping in McGill, where
the grooms are employed. The
young couples start their new rela-
tons with the best wishes of a large
circle of friends.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

Bile about six weeks ago. but was
relieved by his physician in Ely,
who advised him at the time to have
an operation performed. A week
ago there was a recurrence of the
disease of so sever a nature that
an early operation was imperative.
The many friends or Mr.. Matthias
will be glad to learn that he is on
the road to complete recovery.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
$. p. Representative Here.

o. u. Metealf, Southern Pacific
travelling freight and passenger
agent from j. NJ. Fulton's office,
Reno, visited the business houses of
Ely. East Ely and MeGill, during the
past week, in the interests of his
company. Mr.. Metcalf expressed
himself as pleased with the activity
apparent in this district, stating that
improvement is quite noticeable
since his last visit some months ago.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Deposition In Divorce Case.

Before leaving for New YORK.,
Tuesday. the deposition of Leo Son
neborn was taken, to be used in the
divorce trial pending. of Harold
Somehow VS.. Margaret Somehow,
attorneys concurring in the action,
Anthony Zurich for Margaret Some
born, and Walker & Haight for the
libellant.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Odd Fellows Install Officers.

At a regular meeting of the Odd
Fellows, Wednesday night. the fol-
lowing officers were installed: NJ. c.
Shallenbarger, n. G.; C. A. Eddy, V.
n. c.; w. j. Stewart, secretary; +.
NJ. Root treasurer. As several of the
appointive officers were not present.
it was necessary to postpone further
installation. The ceremony was per-
formed by l.. X. Zadow as district
deputy grand master, F. NJ. Root as
district deputy grand marshal, and
Grand Master David Mclean. Tues
day night, Grand Master Mclean and
F. NJ. Root went to McGill. and in
stalled the officers of Steptoe Lodge
No. 40.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
'sMay 1t Please Your Honor"

County Recorder William Nc
ceived word from the clerk of the
supreme court, that they lave pass
ed the examination recently held in
Ely, and are now entitled and quail
fled to prts tiee Mt the bar of the
state of Nevada. Congratulations
are in order from their many friends
and it is a sure bet they will prove
an honor and credit to the profess
sion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
On Assessing Trip.

County Assessor j. f. Miles start
Hamilton, and other points in the
western part of the county. to com
plete assessment of property in that
locality. Mr.. Miles has appointed
William T. Miller assistant deputy
assessor, to help in preparing the
assessment rolls for the year. which
must be ready to turn over to the
board of equalization, by the second
Monday in September.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14
Last Day of Grace.

Property owners whose taxes are
not paid for the last half of 1911.
have until twelve o'clock tomorrow,
to settle, and redeem the same. At
that time Treasurer Carpenter will
sell, in front of the court house
door, all property on which the
taxes for 1911 have not been paid
and has been advertised as delin-
quent.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

at professional baseball, for some
time, and the inducements of the
Salt Lake offer looked too good to
let slip by. He his first game
played. Wednesday, when the Sky
scrapers defeated Great Falls, in a
double-header, 4 to 2. and II to 5.
In referring to the features of the
games, the Salt Lake Tribune says
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-14

Dillon had the better of the duel.
He is a strong young fellow and is
as cool as a cucumber and was never
In danger when his hits meant runs"
The Herald-Republican also handed
the MeGill twirler the following
bouquet: DILLON showed the fans
that he has the stuff, and will make
good II given proper support"