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The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

HERRING. - The nichland Clarion
says: Word has been received by
relatives of the death of Mrs. Melia-
da Herring, widow of Noah Herring,
which occurred at her home in Chico,
Cal, on Thursday, July Is. Mrs. Her
ring had not been well for some time,
but her death was unexpected and
was caused by hemorrhage of the
brain and paralysis. Mrs. Herring
was well known to many of our read
ers. Many years ago the Herring
family lived on the farm now owned
by Walter Duke. From there they
moved to Oskaloosa. where they re-
sided until thirteen or fourteen years
ago, when they moved to California"
SPURGIN.-The funeral of Marga-
ret Spurgin, the infant daughter of
was held from the residence at four
o'clock Monday afternoon, July 29th,
Rev ]. M. Mclelland had charge of
the services and a few remarks were
made by Rev. |. o. Kemble. A solo
was sung by Howart Hockett, accom-
panied by Miss Ber1ice Miller. Inter
ment was made in Forest cemetery.
The floral display was extremely
large. A blanket of lilies of the val
ley covered the casket and there
were many other large floral pieces
The uncles of the deceased, Roy and
viii Kemble, acted as the pail bear
ers. Many relatives from out Of town
attended the funeral. among whom
were Mrs. John Kemble and daughter.
Helen. of Muscatine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Kemble. of Muscatlne, and Ira
o. Kemble, of Marshalltown.
KILLER SINZ.-The Daily Leader
of Eau Claire, Wis, of Tuesday, July
%, 1912, has the following account
OF the wedding Of former we'll
known Oskaloosa boy:
mr.. Charles L. Hitler, the popular
manager OF the Unique theatre, and
Miss Louise II. Sinz, also OF this city,
we're married yesterday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H. Warner, TO-
II Second avenue. the Rev. w, =.
Hood officiating. They were attended
BIZ Miss Vera Warner as bridesmaid,
and Mr.. Ray Hitler as best man. The
newlyweda left for Minneapolis where
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

REASOR.-Died, at the home of
her son, Emery Reason, at Algona, Ia.
Monday evening, July 29, 1912, Mrs.
C. A. Reason. The remains will be
brought to Oskaloosa for interment.
They will arrive on the NJ. & st. l.,
Ry. at 5 o'clock Wednesday morning
and will be taken to the home of an
other son, Ed Reason, 115 North E
street. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed as yet. Mrs.
Reason was a pioneer and longtime
resident of Oskaloosa. She was known
to practically everyone in .OSkaloo,
,sa and sorrow over her death will be
widespread.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

Observation-Disclosures Cour'
Ter: Mrs. Josephine Sopher and Pete
G. Wilson, of Oskaloosa. were married
at noon Saturday in the office of the
county clerk by Justice of the Peace
w. J. Berry. They returned home in
the evening.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

JONES' Lloyd Jones, aged II
years, months and % days, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones, one-half
mile east of White City, died Friday,
July rs, 1912, at 1880 p. m. Funeral
from the residence near White City,
Sunday afternoon at one o'clock, and
interment in the Henness cemetery.
Deceased was born in Colorado,
Feb. 4. 1895, but has made Mahasko
county his home for the past fifteen
years. He is survived by his parents,
one brother and two sisters.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-08-01

SPURGIN.-Margaret, the eleven
months and twenty-five days OLE
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Spur
gin, 623 North B street. died Satu
day, July 81. 1912, at $3.50 p. m, o
cerebral paralysis. Funeral was hel
from the residence at four O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-28

trodnen. Damn ninmt er ben Britt
boden. Ieet bies aubere Bl1tt Dornlf,
ireeno Elm Bud ooer bersItidsn bar
iibsr nno I1bi oos garss TO Elm rdnr
SiunDen 5ufammen 9anan rtrnihist
er oas erite glott uno ouf ptm 8rtefs
boqen ihreibt er nit Der fintbnren
Tinie ir9eub einen barmloien 1eIi.
stein gtuae unb ieine aups tpiro
oieism Brief anisten. baB tr umfones
rcihe ipidtiae WittEeiluHssn entb1lt.
qfbsr bic Gmpfdngsr ipercen ben 9tEt
NIT ollie Der photographs iihtbar
MAIDEN t0nnsn.
9n1tfifts biefer 8trbdltniiie Ieiifs
tet es fpobl Elm, ndb cine anfibtrsi dus
BERT fhlper al unteroriidtn III, 10.
longs iibsrhaupt .orrtiponoirt ipiro.
Wlon fpirb ss baber Deriiebsn, ooB DER
lnteriuhunesritter in 56[len, in bs.
nsn er iolfe aoiiibsrei btfiirhiet, iiber.
bdupt jeos aorreipoHpsns, aud oie
barmloieits, uniernriidt. obfpohl cine
iolGe Wabnabme natiirlih BON Dislen
GefangeHsn, Die on oergIeiten Eurhs
iishereien nidt oenten, ais dnberit
bart empfuH0en apirb.
Sbne fpeitsrss biirfie aud iIar iein.
hnb Die bier unoeuinngsDeiie ptihiIr
osrten ietniifen Niiiel eins @ehsims
torrsIpcnbens bti Jdtunssssfdnssnen
peren 6aft obneoies Elm tpeni9 als
Guitooia bontita bstrahtst unb NIT
ipeniser Qoriihismabreseln umaeben
miro, ohne psiteres mGglih mahsn.
llniere 5etuit bat sbsn AUDI auf bits
lem gebiet 5ortfGritis 5u per5eihneH.
als DOT einiasn gpeitnuieno Sdhr.n
sin aOnig bss tluiTiihen Alieribums
cine Gstsimbotftait ienhen pollte,
nohm er iif einen Stfaptn Der nn0
lieb ibm BEN aopf fahI ruiirtn. Damn
ipurne bic gotitaft auf bic Ghdcel.
baut tdtuoirt, Damn lieb man bic 0ua.
re ipieoer ipodjisn uno oonn ianole
man benStlapeu an lotnBeftimmungs.
pri. init benz 9iuftrag. lid, bort Lie
6uars ffneibsn su lalisn. llno dls Der
oHotrs a0nig oos ibai, las Ct odnn Die
9eihteruns.
| 8dn3 orisinen, absr bod Elm tpeni5
rmftGnolid. Die hemiihspboios
ihe Ruiiibersi iit bem diten 9erfatren
ii6erlih seipaltis iiberIesen.
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3eitsemdRe Gbemie.
BON sans 9ominif-

anllbli6 Der sJIu6t bss fron50fis
ifen 5aup!mannes auI mar ipiebers
um oisl Die ReDe pom ben ipmpatbetis
ihen Sintsu, nit benen man eebeime
griefs idreibt, bic nur Der Gmpfdnser
iihtbar MAIDEN unb lefen sann. Sn Der
9bai asbsn bic 6 ghemiebiiher cine edlr5e
Rsibe folder 5liiiiigteiien on. geis
ipielstpeife gibt ptrDiinnte Rcbdli.
dIoriirlDfung uniihtbare SGrift3ise,
bic beim grndrmsn bes Hriefss blau
herportrsten. bel Der Mbtiiblnng pisber
ptrihipinnen.
Smmertin more es nun bentbor.
bob Elm auf freiem 6ubs befsnoliher
aorplic. an sinen einsefperrten Genoi.
fen einsn Britt fnresbt. Der nit FOLDER
2Ofung ipihtige Wfittkilunssn madt
uno bariiber nit eeip0bnliher 9inte
sinen nollis nnperfdngliGtn 9srt ents
bGlt. llnt,r btr Worausfesuns, odB
Der Gsfanesne bic Mttiel btfibi, Den
Brief seniigsnb fart gu erpdruren.
lpirb bic HdHiberei oann unter llns
ftdnbsn eliiden.
Mnbtrs iisbt bas g,roblem aus.
fpenn Der Dtfnngene RittbeiIungeil an
bic MubenfptIt ienben min. Wsan pirb
NIT sutem 0rune dnnehnlen i0nnen.
bnb gefnngene ipebtr Robalthlo riir.
nod DMtinueenials nod nun ofTeriei
NusdfiIbers unb HleiIoIsloIungsn su
ibrer Wsrfiieuns bdbsn. Wit Der lenbs
lGufigen Mrt BON Gebeimtinten fpiiroe
e. bier nIfo bapern. Nber bic iinb
and gar niht notroenbig.
Gber f0nnte man inon dnnebanen,
bns Der Dsfdnsern es periianben bnt.
iih In ben @efis elmer rotkn 31riebsl
5u itten, unb b0mit hct er fnon cine
CUTE fpmpntbtiInt 1inte. Ghifts
5aee, bic nit beri 3ipisbeIfuft gtid,riea
ben fperb<n. bItibtn 5nndmif uniihibnr.
treten soogegen nn@ benz iturfen Gr.
irdrmen bee gsapiers itbr beutlih IN
r5tblimer 10rAe berpor. Absr pielleidt
III ss benz Gkf0nesuen bDM nibt m6g.
liH, FH eiis: 3ipiebel 81 ptri@dfftn.
Gona iider 0ber iuirb e ia ftiHen eiet.
nen &psi6yd 1ur DerffeunG bdben uub
~ be9esn el6t sint ssAt bsaaA AbaEl
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Ornaseile leatInMss 6spotbelen.
Gincinnati, 81. 6ebr.
Ncue Spp ptbefen.

cHe SD y IDeI H.
Sarrp VI. @ooosparo on glnnpoot
Vloce Z. II. 9. 60. $1,000.
Sonls 9fiiebi an 5ortid,ritt gai
Nerein, $3.50.
5. go. Geinineer on College Sil
&. II. y. 60, $4,000.
Snion 6. 8ilion an Sontberl
Ohio Z. II. z. Co., $500.
Sobn y. Wc2oren on 8eitern &
Sciltbern Sife ssni. So, $4,000.
>Veilinnin Z. Sdod OIL brighton
German ganf 60, $500.
slnnn Y. Y. guiIlauoen an 9uo'
routce Gcpoiit 60, $25OO.
Becrae ssoli an Gbas. Sartnann,
$1,000.
Seltrp sens an glidael Snber.
1851 .63.
sSroncis 9alpion on gropiSent g.
Y. u. I. Go. $50.
Jbc @inton 9anf guiIoina 60.
an oto., $4,000.
Soiiiie uno ,srco. @riao on Sibe.
rdl 9. II. Y. Co., $3.50.
Oscar Grifneper on Waarp g.
Reeobmn, $4,000.
5reo. RoIing on Gitp Saa 9. II,
g. 60, $4,000.
Sine. Grhibition So. on 2onis o.
Rodlnt, Jriiitee, 100000.
+ CD. 81. Gaic an 9soripoo0 g. II. g
Co, S2i00.
@etigte Sppofbefen.
Carlton 6. Rinebart an u. sl
Storp. $4,000.
ssuIia 9ofumun an @eitern slne.
niie y. q. go. 2, $500.
!. 6. Geininaer an College Sin g
IL. y. Co., $4,000.
8iaiam W. Acberts m Girrirnrnti
Snpines Societp, $500.
Gliner 6. SapfiIts ON @iuiu,n 6.
Sorufns, $1,000.
Seurp Y. Seeser ON Serrp Meper
$500.
Cincinnati grbibitionGo. oil 2o,iis
tD. IDdllI, Slou,UDU.
Ianio stabu an gsolrlb g. q :.
$4,000.
ssobu 9te,lpert on Souoper g. q
Co., $500.
Gas. gP. Stpne on gofiItger d
Soptins, Stoo.
auna ". Wttboeier an Some SnD
@f. Co., $500.
Gurnn SdpiIs Oil @eItern 8ermar
ganf, $7O0.
atrbp ReaItn go. an glIterpriie y
II. Z. q. Co, $1,000.
GIiie aellernIann an Si9blml6aoe.
g. II. y. 60, $500.
Serrp 9ens on Sd. gS. Suber,
$i527.
60. q. GAZE an 4. @drS 9. II. 9.
60. $2500.
8. u. gsoo6rparo on @orlb Sin q
q. 60, $1,000.
GInna Sdluls or GummiuoiIle g
II. y. &C., $3.50.
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orHassileAtbAms ; Hetertralnnleu

Sincirnntf, 27. sSebr.
Senrg grruefing an gbsparo q.
Sanoer II. anb., 10 Sabre Vnht aiti
65 bel GA 5ub an Der Aseitieite Der
Wnin Ctr, slDiitgn 8. iunb 8. Str..
nonntlid)e g2ietbe $500.
Gli5obetb gtllurrnenien an Sobn
Roie, 20 bel l18 GuB ON Bremen
Strnbe, 81.
Senru II. Stoffregen on anna
Grn0t, Sots 81 iul0 % liiio 1beil poqi
Sot 90 in SSiaac 9flipp's 1nterabtbei.
lung in Camp Boibington, 81.
Anna Arn6t on 1eninnin q.
Sf)od, TbeiI bon Cots 2 isno 3 in
Soroie's llnternbtbeilung an Der
9oroieite Der Goppin Ctr, $1,000.
Hobert ScnuH!er an SEQ. Hpli, 45
Sub on Snrriion CTR, 81.
essohn Saoer an ginn q. 8nglep.
90 SUB on @oltoinot aDe.. 81.
ssobn n. Ifc8rnfb an Gbos. q.
aerid)afp, Sot 107 In Sborts aboi.
fion. glbopiton, $3.50.
emma Sfuls an Sarob Shaefer,
30 ssuB on gbaie Abe, 81.
Wm. 8. ,Sobnion on Jobn aper. 1
Got in Suruen GOO. ano6ipn 1p.,
$500.
aate attpooo on GIio Qsfiei, ! Got
on Der @eitieite Der 4arporb Aue. 81.
Central qruit e g. %. Go. an
Margoret y. SfuriDInpp, 30 CUB al;
Soapel Abe, 81.
Si55ie Orr on Carrie GsuUsutits6t,
/ Sot on Sonleiten0 YInce, 81.
Ibos. 2epitt an 9feaie 1eDitt, 25
Sub al @ells Str, $1,000.
gIi5abetb 9roofiielb (per GHBrifD
an Annn g.Ronfin B Cots in NolIeD
llnterabtbeiIune, $170.
Gpnfbia ". Weefer an @n. Run
nam. 2ot 22 in Nnrtcn's unternbtb.,
Saflen, 81.
@m. HilnDan an Better g. @auipdrl.
Sots q lrro % II Dfo., 81.
&nna W. Mitboefer an 81. g. Ban
Dieter, go JaiB an DberDdtcrp Mo0b,
81.
Clifford ansnnu al NDuL Mm0nn,
400 GHt aH GLdes Gtry "
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itifhen unb piteritanbsfdbisen @ef-
ites, nod INNER cine Iorsloie unb fat
beitere Wliene 3ur Shau au trogen,
uno bd6urh ipirtte CT ipieoer 10 bele.
teno unb ermutbisenn auf bic llebgt.
gen Elm, bab iie iid lsihter in bic felis
iome Gage Der Dinge fiisten uno nit
itren geIorgniHen niht hsraustraten,
Die oenn bod BON Stunbe su Giunoe
lsbhafter in ibren 9emiithern empors
iiieeen.
.Sa, ia" iaste 6err Srminaer ipdi
om Mbeno 5u Noele, bsppr er iit BON
;br trennte. .per SaIosr bat Rsnt,
mir bdtten Semano nad Mailonb isns
ben follen, bas fpGre bds aIiigite uno
Ger tiirSeite Neg sstpeien. um gum
,3iele Sl geIoneen. Gbsr nur, lit es su
itdt unb gutter Rath tbeuer unb ..h
made einmaI tpieber bic betannte G-s
fabruna, bab mir Ratbsleute nah Der
Seiion INNER tIiissr iino, ols pcrber.
Sabol"
sd besreife aar niat," sripibsrt.
torauf 4peis, um ood Gtpds su ias
GEN uno ibrt eioene llurube In pis
miloeite Jorm 3u tlsioen, mo Die
anttport aus MoiIanb blsibt. Do5
babe id, nod INNER Miuth. benn II.
m B ia enolih tpmmen.
~Jreilih mub fis, aber fie ionmt
eben niht uno bas lit oas oumme Gn.
be pom 2iebe, bas 10 it0n unb pers
Iodsuo besann. Sabd! llno oob Der
Saloer\ieine heute asduberte Abiiht
ousfiibrt uno benz Shurien nahreift.
tpenn er auf unb baron eehi, bas III
ouseemaht. Su bdttsit nur bdbti isiae
Iusen ieben foIIsn, - tpis bic Nucen
zines 2open eliihten iis Dor G1mpfes.
!uit uno arieasheeisr."
ao.le IdheIie gang tpunosrfum bsi
bieisn Worten, obsr Tie aAfiporteis
nihts barouf. gl6bIih puroe Tie bod
stipos bepeet unD ihrs roiiaen Wanesn
ndhmen cine bIsitsrs 5drbung on.
.gr min ibm nat1sRn2" fragte fie
leiie. ,aIio ipirflid? qber nds i1iro
bod NIT tetner 0efabr perbunoen fein,
gnter2"
.9efobr2 $40 bentit 3u bin! 80
iun benn bic hertpmmsn2 Ro Ia, uno
rsnn ss Der Jou ipdrs, Dtm iomme
nur nit elmer gsiabr! Das fpire ss.
rabe Dus red,te Nlittsl, uni ihn in's
sSeuer an treiben, osnn .r ssbt lbsroII,
no ss giipas su potsn sibt. ora,if unh
bran, bas fiible, nns isbs, bas ipsib ih.
Ten brau6t midi Nismano tenHen su
lebren!~
aosIe mar in itilss Rohbenten psrs
iunttn. nah!" isui3t, fie enoIin iief
oui. ~ipenu bic 9speih. bod ldme..1
go, psnn iie bpa tame, 10 iose i'd
unb mir 4lle. Tpt mas bilft's, fiG
boriibsr nod lonae ben aopf All acre
br.hen uno oas gIat nod nsbr IN
Ndlluns 3u fsssn! gBir molten liebtr
su gett esbsn. aiuo; burh nnisre1
Wunih. lodsn mir ben eliiknosn
5untsn bod nift iiber bic gerss. DER
ireib, pofiir aud oas gut In - babe
ia INNER in GbnIihtn 2asen seboht
unb oen.e id aud jebt ipieoer. Dent.
Tu ouh 70, oos bat fton Ranhen
setroitst. llno nun. quite Rnht!-
nalTO it brauhe feine Sprs. tresen
elmer Gsfabr 3u bnbena" frogtt Iie nod,
einmol. aIs Tie Den Batter Iisbtoi.neI
odrtIit tiiBts.
lin 9ottss piEI,n, aino, lub bob
ron BEN Geoon,sn ob. Cont lpiirbe id,
es gum eritsH Wule bsiInesn, bob mir
Git ba5.n in unftre aarien ihauen
laiisn. llno nuE suts Rodt!"
(JcrtieBuns folst.)
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Die gettelarmen i'm heis
ligen Rublanb. Cine gIdube
riirbigs. anssbliG ouf antlih,n Duel.
len berubenbe Staiiitif psroifentlidt
sins ruiTiite 3.itihrift iibtr bas Bet
ielipsiea In RuBlanb. BON bem man
iibriesns IInsT. ipubtt, oab es idum
IN einsm daoersn 2anbe NIT europdir
ifer aultur iibertroffen pirb. Die
3ablsnaneabsE be3iehen Iih duf "a
Gouuernemsats uno s Grobitdbts, Iinb
1lio tsinssiptqs collftdnbig unb be3ifr
fern bic .3aAi DER 3ettler. bic Dies Ges
ihdft isltiamsrtpsiis sr0btsntbsils nit
Gene1migung Der airhtn. anb Or
rnsinbebeb0roen setperbsmGbig betreis
ben, obne In 0triorgungsaniidlisn nns
isrssbrafi su fein. auf 49.768 a0pfs.
Wsnn ..lun iif3 Derssgenipdrtist. pnb
IN 9snifhlnnb, mo isine bsrartiseStu.
tiitii eriitirt uno MIR bic 3abl Der ipes
gen biefer OeieBesiibsrtretung erfolgten
9tfirnfungen rtsif.rirt ipiro. bic 3aht
Der BETTER uno Der 1uf Der mnI5e n
finblihen, mir aeleseHilih bttttlnbfH
Ungabunben n,if, tpeit mtbr nls sine
babe WilIicn aefddtt. i0nnte bic fiir
bas pcIfreihsre europdildk Nubionb
nit 130 Millionsn Ginlpobnern ernlit-
itlte 3dbl ptrbdltnibmdbig siinitis err
ifeinsn. ipenn Is iih nitt eben bort
I'm sinsn priDilesirtsnBtt hdns
btiis, burh beHeH Gon5eHionirung Der
Gtnas unn bic ibm uiittreeorbneisn
Nerbdnbe bic nnh ipeItturopGifasr
OrunofGbsn mrraiiTte pTiint sus
llnttritiiBuns sr0bttntbeils onbtrsa
Gnuliern nlifbiirpsien. Jntertfont In
bic Wertheiiung nieIer Bettltrldnrfn
auf bic einselrtn Gt6rbe. Gs stb6Etfn
gum Mbel 4163. gum eeiitlimtn Gtdnbs
1902, sli ben Hleinbiirgtrn 61.716, 5a
ben WilitGrrsisrpiiten nnb Tlitsliebern
ebemeliser Golbntsnfamilien 14.069.
Nstiler aus perfdiebsntr nHheren
Stdnben fpurntn 80. .483 sesG6lt. nls
Dem muusrnitnnoe suseb0ris fpurben
aber ninf peIiissr ais 236. .701 ge36bli.
mas ipiebsruin Gin iibsrnus triiksliGf
nuf bic Nerelenbune bitits GianbsE
fpirft. Die mtifisn 8etilsr BAT n:s
Gtnbt Wostdu ouf5ulpdfen. mo i6rtg
"a 900 ge5dbIt nurbsn. ilntey cfl
0curtrntments fiehsn an trIter Gtf1k
Qiplanb nit 1900. aurlonb mit Isl.
600 unb Maridau nit 1900. Dis
Gtntiftit III aud inioftrn edt rufaub
ais q mad ibr In Selp0iiopoI iibers
baupt feine 1tttler geben fDn. ipdb
ieIbh ~ Aublonb aus bem areifen be-
| In BIN 2uetn Der Nsb1rbsn aIs .lpobIr
gtiinnts Gslteubtn isin 9lfnj4 eIoucl.
GbeufO ipirb aud baa Gpupxrneusen.
oftlaub aID tettlelrein anseoe5tn.
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Grnft u. Sdninoher an 5reo. %
gope, IT,, 18 Cots in Col. sSobH
RiooIe's Gitnte, ST.
Jreo. W. gope, IT,, an Bone &
Gnintes, Mnd,ine Gocl 60, oasielbe
Giaenthlum. ST.
Agiies Hitninn on 9uIll SO
Steiporo, 4 Cots an Columbia ape.
me, 81.
Gitn SaIl 6. II. 9. 60. on sSreo
Ncling, 40 sSiii, on ainnen glpe., 81
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@er's nid]t alnu6t,

braudt III hicicm Sale feincn Got-
lar 81 be5ablcn. .@tit nnberen Mortcn
sSiir hic elltictli6a Gein. pelhc 5ie
SdmorrboIben neruriaden, oiebt cs
fem beiieres Seilmittcl, ais Ct.
SiIs6ee's 9(nafeiis. 9iefe, aus oea
nirfianlIten sMebifdmenten herne.
itelte Mr8nei bcite1t in StubIsdps.
den, ipelhe am Sib bcs 2eibeus III
ben aorper einaefilbrt mer6cn uro
nitbt ilas balo 2inbcrllng Der Sd,mer.
3eiL fonoern alth cine pol(itdnoiac
&elliing oes idneren 2eioens herbei.
fiibren. @er Dos niht aIaubt braud,t
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
MINING NEWS
BIC JANUARY
DIVIDENDS PAID
Many Companies Pay Divi-
dends This Year That Did
Not Pay Last January.

Despite the fact that fewer compa-
MES declared dividends during Janu-
airy. 1912, than in January 1911 the
disbursements made by American
month of the present year were emil
nentfy satisfactory. In comparing the
list Of companies making reports TO
Mining and Engineering World as nav
ing paid dividends last month with the
reports for the same period IN 1871, We
find that Il companies made dlFldeno
payments in January, 1917, Wnlcn Qlu
not participate in the January Cis-
buusements of 1911 OffsetunS THIS
however. IS the failure Of 19 companies
paying dividends in January, 1871, 10
pay dividends during last month A
number Of these however, Wlll resume
a large majority before the year IS
ended With this in view, and with
even present conditions continuing IN
the metal markets, the year 1917 gives
perity to holders OF stock Of Amerf-
can mining and metauurglcal COM
panies.
Decreased Disbursements.
In comparison with the dividend
payments made in the first month OF
last year the disbursements last month
showed a decrease Of $lO2,4ISs but an
Increase over the same period IN 1917
ticipated in the declarations last month
with a total Of S1O,5O2.129 to their
credit. The total payments since their
incorporation amount to 1904, 411,139-
Thfrtv-tTO Of the Al companies par
ticiDstfne- in last months disburse-
ments are classed as -silver-leao-
zinc producers and they contributed 20
the months total S4,514.S11. These 81
companies have to their credit since
Incorporation S135,545,211
But six copper mining companies re
port as having paid dividends during
the month. tOtaling S3.981,525. Since
Incorporation these six. companies have
divided among shareholders S9O,14S,-
500.
Two metaIlurgicaI companies dis
bursed S1.s75, 793 last month and ST.
AIS, 628 since Incorporation, while four
securities holding corporations dis
bursed slips, 313 and 52.587,197 since
incorpo ration-
The accompanying table gives the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
MINING NEWS
COPPER 0TLIKELY
T0G0L0WERs00H
Hangs Around the 14Cent
Mark, With Few
Fluctuations.

Boston, Mass. Feb. 14-There has
been some forcing Of copper on the
market in a period Of temporary dull
ness at the expense Of prices, but with
stocks Of copper under 100000 lbs
there is no reason to anticipate any
material reduction in prices.
one active copper factor in New ork
One active copper factor in New york
says 1.-The copper market for nearly
three weeks has been entirely a nomi-
nal affair, second hands doing all the
business at quotations below those OF
the producers, as low as 1880 cents be
ing accepted by holders Of speculative
bought copper Attempts Of second
hands at short sales may prove as eN-
pensive as such operations attempted
in November and December
Chino, # is declared by one Of The
active directors, viii be on a produc-
ing basis Of 100000 pounds Of cop
Per per month in February at 77Rc
cost
In the 1911 year Old Dominion paid
&l-5o per share IN dividends and earned
IS, but is now on an earning basis OF
So per share
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
TO RETURN MONROE.

George Monroe, q negro, Is being
on an eXtraditiOn charge. Monroe is
charged with killing James Burtschell.
a race horse man. in Juarez, last year
He made his escape to this side of the
border, but was returned by order OF
the United States commissioners on
January p. Monroe again escaped dur
ing the riot in Juarez, and, when the
prisoners were turned out OF Jail, cross
ing the border, reached Deming. n. NJ,
before he was arrested He was
brought back to FL Paso and placed IN
jail The Mexican officials desired his
return. and so John II. Rogers, deputy
marshal, served an extradition warrant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
REORGANIzE SUNDAY

Nara Visa, N n. Feb 1.-THE Chris
tan church Sunday school has reor-
gained by electing a. ". Towne SUI
Derfntendent- T. r. Allen, assistant su-
perfntendent; Miss Danice French. sec
retarv and treasurer. and Miss Grace
Maytum. Librarian. The Ladies' clrcie
elected Mrs II. D. Whitaker, presloent
Mrs A P Hall, vice president; ATs- l.
W Barnes. secretary and treasurer
Beginning this morning the SCUM
western Rock Island lines has auueu
two more passenger trains to its serVss
ice, one going east at S.55 D M anu
the other west at 7-17 a m.
The Royal NeighbOrs viii preseni
their entertainment entitled, -Ihe zig
Maids Convention, or the SplnsteLs
Club" in Bank hall, on Friday night
March i.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
MUCH ACTIVITY IN THE
WHITE OAKS MINE DISTRICT.

Crist Yeager is in the city from his
mine and says that the White Oaks
country is looking good. and the Wild
Cat Mining and Leasing company is
now putting in a large electric power
plant at the mill, generating the power,
three miles east OF the Homestake
mine, where the old Armijo mine is be-
ing worked by leasers.
The 20 stamp mill is running day
and night.
The Silver Cliff and Miners Cabin,
under lease by Yeager & Co. are pro-
ducing a fine body of rich ore, he says.
The leasers are now erecting a new
hoist on the shaft. which is $50 feet
deep. They are shipping bullion regu-
Iarly to the San Francisco mint.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14
COUNTY FINANCES SAID
no BE N Good CONDITION

A statement showing the receipts and
expenditures of the county, with the
condition of the different funds for the
year ending this month, has been or
ditOr by the county commissioners, and
will be ready within a few days.
The damage done by floods to the
county bridges and roads last fall,
rather crippled the road and bridge
fund temporarily, but that fund and
all others are now reported satisfac-
tory and practically all road work for
the wear is now cornnlate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-14

amounts of dividends paid during jan
uary. the date of payment and the
amount per share For total dividends
paid by these companies since lncor-
pOration, and for dividends paid oy
other companies previous TO January
see tables elsewhere in this issue;
DIridcnds Paid in Lanuary.