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The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04
SERIAL No. ol554.
Notice of Application for Patent.

In the United States Land office at
Juneau, Alaska, October II, 1912.
The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04
IRISH GIRL PLACER

Beginning at Cor. No. /. whence L. S.
NJ. NJ. No. l, Chisna, bears S. 46 deg. 81
min. E. 1449.96 TT. dist. thence S. So deg
l6 min. w. $50 TT. to Cor, No. ?; thence
n. 81 deg. 81 min. w. 13ff.80 TT. to Cor.
No. 8; thence n. So deg. &c min. Z. $685.
40 TT. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. 81 deg. IS
min. +. 1850 #. to Cor No. /, the
place of beginning. Area excluded OILS
acres, in conflict. with Hattie Belle pla-
Ger claim. Net Area 1922 acres. The
location notice of this claim is recorded
in the office OF the Recorder at Copper
Center. Alaska, in Book l. of Mining Lo-
cations, at page 1876 of the records of
said office. This claim is bounded on the
north by unknown claimants, and the
Ruth placer; on the south by the Fri
angle placer; on the east by unknown
claimants; and on the west by unknown
claimants
The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04

Notice Of Application for Patent.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of an Act of Congress approved
May 10, 1872, John A. Hazelet, whose
Post Office address is Valdez, Alaska,
has made application for a U. S. patent
for the Viola, Edith, Ruth, Irish Girl,
Hattie Belle, Helen, Emma H, placer
claims bearing gold, together with
lying, being situate in the Recording
Precinct Copper Center, Alaska, and
described by the official plat and
by the field notes of U. S. Min
eral Survey No GIG. on file in the office
of the Register of the Juneau Land Dis
trict, at Juneau, as follows. to-wit:-
VIOLA PLACER
Beginning at Cor. No. l. U. S. NJ. NJ.
No. 1, Chisna bears S. 81 deg. Al min. 80
sec. E. 4l30.75 feet dist. thence n. Al
deg. 80 min. w. 65s.10 #. to Cor. No. .;
thence n. AS deg. 23 min. f. 1920 TT. to
Cor No. 8; thence S. Al deg. 80 min. f.
$50 TT. to Cor. No. 4: thence S. 4S deg.
% min. w. 1920 #. to Cor. No J, the
place of beginning. Area 1891 acres.
The location notice of said claim being
duly of record in the office of the Re-
corder at Copper Center, Alaska, in Book
/. of Mining Locations, at page 1872, of
the records of said office. This claim
is bounded on the north by unknown
claimants; on the south by unknown
claimants and the Edith claim: on the
east by unknown claimants; and on the
west by unknown claimants and the
Edith claim.
The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04
SERIAL No. 01553.
notice of Application for Patent.

In the United States Land office at
neau, Alaska, October 81, 1912.
The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04
HATTIE BELLE PLACER

Beginning at Cor No. l, whence u. S.
NJ. NJ. No. /, Chisna, bears S. "A deg. II
AZ min. w. $50 TT. to Cor No. 2; thence
S. 81 deg. 16 min. W. 1880 IT. TO Cor.
No. 3; thence 5. so deg. AS min. E. $50 TT.
to Cor. No. 4; thence n. 81 deg. Is min.
e. 1850 fit. to Cor. No. l, the place of
beginning. Area 19.767 acres The
location notice of this claim is recorded
in the Office of the Recorder at Copper
Center, Alaska, in Book l, of Mining Lo-
cations, at page 1876, of the records of
said office. This claim is bounded on the
placer claims; onthe south by unknown
claimants and the Helen Placer; on the
east by unknown claimants and the Tri-
angle placer; and on the west by I'M
known claimants.
HELEN PLACER
Beginning at Cor. No. 1, whence U. S.
Nj. NJ. No. l, Chisna bears N 60 deg. 0s
min. 10 sec. E. 1964..17 TT. dist thence
n. so deg. As min. w. $50 TT. to Cor No.
2; thence S. SO deg. 05 min w. 1324.20
IT. to Cor No. 3; thence S. So deg. 81
min E. 657.40 TT. to Cor. No. 4; thence
n. SO deg IL min. E. 1306.30 fit. to Cor.
No. 1.-the place of the beginning. Area
1887 acres. The location notice of this
claim is recorded in the Office of the
Recorder at Copper Center, Alaska, in
Book l, of Mining Locations, at page
1913, of the records of said office This
claim is bounded on the north by I'M
known claimants and the Hattie Belle
placer; on the south by unknown claim
ants; on the east by unknown claimants
and on the west by unknown claimants
EMMA II. PLACER
NJ. NJ. No. l. Chisna. bears N. SO deg. 90
min. 80 sec. E. 3196.9O IT. dist. thence
N. SO deg. 81 min. w. 657.40 TT. to Cor.
No.2; thence s. Ss deg. OF min. w. ls11.-
The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04
RUTH PLACER

Beginning at Cor. No. l, whence U. S.
NJ. NJ. No. l, Chisna, bears S. AZ deg. 90
min. 20 sec. E. 2756.23 TT. dist. thence
5. 50 deg. &c min. w. 656.40 it. to Cor.
No. 2; thence n. 81 deg. Sc min w. 1271.-
20 TT. to Cor. No. 8: thence n. AS deg. IS
min. E. $500 it. to Cor. No. 4; thence
5. 81 deg. 35 min. E. 1920 # to Cor
No. l, the place of beginning. Area
1851 acres. The location notice of this
claim is recorded in the office of the Re
corder at Copper Center. Alaska, in
Book l, of Mining Locations, at page
1874 of the records of said office. This
claim is bounded on the north by the
Edith placer; on the south by the Irish
Girl Placer; on the east by the Irish Girl
placer and unknown claimants; and on
the west by unknown claimants.
The Chitina leader., 1913-02-04
EDITH PLACER

Beginning at Cor. No. /, whence U. S
NJ. NJ. No. l, Chisna, bears S. so deg. O4
min. 10 sec. E, 4115. SO TT. dist thence
n. IL deg. 50 min. w. 657 TT. to Cor No.
2; thence n. As deg. 25 min. E. 1860 it
10 Cor. No, 3; thence S. Al deg. 32 min. E.
$3.50 fl. to Cor. No. 4; thence S. As deg
rs min w. 1850 #. to Cor. No /, the
place of beginning. Area 1888 acres
This claim is bounded on the north by
unknown claimants and the Viola Pla-
Ger; on the south by unknown claimants;
on the east by unknown claimants and
the Viola Placer; and on the west by I'M
known claimants. The location notice
of this claim is recorded in the office of
the Recorder at Copper Center, Alaska,
in Book l, of Mining Locations, at page
1913, of the records of said Office
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70

Sd bertebre, 70 fdreibt Elm qlau.
oersr, biel in elmer befreunbeten 5as
mile, mo i'd mid iebr kimifd fiibe
le. Die ainber finb gut er5ogen, Die
5ausfrau nett unb frsunbli9 unb
ibr @atte elm tluser unb begabter
aopf, bon benz i'd i4pn Oielss gez
lernt babe.
4ber 10 germ i9 nit ibm pIaubes
re, unb 10 angensbm mir feline @s.
felI9aft lit, cine unfdeinbare Qns
gsipobnbett fam mir fhon nad fur
ger 3eit ouf bic Rerben fallen: er
pflest nGml:d Sader, beren Romen
ibm ni9t glei6 eirfallen, turstpeg
nit rbos 9ings" gu be3ei6nen; unb
bu bies BEL ibm etfpas oft oorfommt,
1T feline aebe nit biefem fir mid
gerabsau oefpidt.
Sd fam Dies nidt unbers ols
@ebontenfaultsit nennen unb Giids
fidtsloiistsit eesen ben .3uborer
o~benbrein. Denn Der Sinn feiner
Rsbe nirb bur1 bie~n einen @erIes
genbeitsausbrud 70 anfenntIi6; unb
tpsnr man ibn perfteben min, muB
man nebeit benz 52ab0rea bic so1se
GebonfenarDeit pes 9efinnens ouf
ben ri9tisen Namen bes rDings" leiz
ten, bic er 'id nit jenem Qus0rud
eripnrt bot. DOB bas niht INNER
mo9Iih lit, leudtet Elm. Inb 70
TONNE id offers in bic @erleesnbeit,
ibm iogeu gu miFen: sGs tut mir
lsib, ober i9 berItebe sic ni6t. neil
Gie mieber sinmal ben aernpuntt
Der Gade, bas Mort. t%porauf es ors
fommt, nit Sbrem beliebien 6ams
melnomen nDinss" beiegt boben1. Gr
pflest mid bonn nit einem berIeges
men Qddeln nnSuIeben, aud Elm poar
GGbs langfam, beutlin un6 obne 3uz
bilfebndme ieines 2ieblingsdusbrudes
az ipreden, un bonn boh tpisber In
ben oItsn 5ebler suriid3ufonsn.
SD CLAUDE, er ipiro i'm ni6t los.
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Fer eanfbare Better.

Miniam 8. Burns, Der ii4 dls De-
~beimppli3iIt Elm Renomm6 gemoft
bat. ian zines abenos in sinem Res
itourant. 8Gbreno elmer pauie in Der
unterbaltung 0ffnete ii4 Die 3iirs
unb Elm alter, sraubauriger Neeer err
Idien i'm gingang. @iner Der a.unsr
fpolts i'm prompt binansbsforoern.
als Burns linn 5urief:
.2aFtn sic Den Wonn nur; mir
pOlen bod Su,rIt hOren, mas sr bier
mill"
Der gleqer bumpelte an Den Gid
beran uno belt bettelno ben 9errsn
ben Sut bin. Burns 5pinterfe iets
nsn Hrsunoen gu, Die Sen Bint ios
fort perItanoen; er nahm ben 5ut.
oriff in oie Soide uno tat, ols OBJ sr
stfpos bineinperfe. Damn reifte er
SEN SUIT psiter uab Sober fOlste isis
mem 8eiipiel.
Der aebfe Ger safelrunoe CAB
Dem Reger oen Sut nit Den 8ortsn
suriid:
.Sier, 0ntel anfus, 1T Gusr
Suit"
Der gflte sudte hinsin unO ma4ts
Elm lanses @eli9t.
nun, Sbr fdeint nidt 3uirieoen
su fem, msinte Burns. n5ubt Sbr
nidt binrsi6enO uria4e, bantbar 81
feing"
Der aeser srinfte unb inste f4liebs
lid:
.aedt buben Sic! SD oonte
S6nen, mtine 9errsn. Oab Sic mir
fpenigFens ben 9ilt pieOsrgegeben bas
ber."
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.giiis. nsin ...a nno Ia muir
Dummtittn .. Gnrifiprobtn." 80.
Gr battle 60 absr btrsits etlsItn 80.
jubeIis nuf -. rib ben goasn an Die
eippen uno foots NIT Isiism grob'
lodtn:
.Dtnit Dir nur, i'd babe bier
sinen Brief tHtiporftn, Der In ippbIs
gsf.bisr Reoe bosfeIbs btssbrt ipos
Define ieue Sober probtt -. absr
it mOdis es Dir nifi 5,iasn."
Run Ssies es mir jebi." -.
limb CT tat Is 49,. 81. Isgts f.isrIi4
bic bsibsn 9osen SuIommsn. Damn
mari it iih NIT e;nem isiisn ShIuhs
gen an feline gruff nitts unotrts
slsih ibm srfebnsnb, dIs bob r. enbs
LID in ollsr Borm uHo Ri4iigteit
munfrei" piir0sn -.
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lie Snhaensa auf Der gabme.

Sn oisfer 3eit Der Snfluen5a mac
IS intsrsIfieren, bob in elmer Miin.
6ensr 5dnoIdrift o.s Is. Sobrbuni
Serts Elm altes 6aIfnodtsipi,I srbalr
ten III, ptltes oieIs ardntbeit oui
bic 9dbne brinst. 6reilid fannie
man onmals oen Rnmsn Snfluensc
ni6t. Die arantbsit. Die i'm Sabr,
1414 i~rtitsite arsile sreriff, lparo in
Srunfrsid lie horizon" 9,nannt,
mas bstnnntIi9 fopisl beibt fpie Der
S9Iog uuf Den aOpf. 9i. BON ibr
gefullsnen tamsn fid nit ibrem
ploblid eingenommsnsn aopf offens
bar Dor, oIs Oh fs einen S9log .r.
boIten bGttsn. Qebnlid nannts man
banu in DeutIhlano ole aranib.ii
p3dnuetpsbsl", bon Sanns eleih
SdlGfs uno Dsbel glei9 StrsiG
ODER Sdlag. Munoartli9 iagte man
aud 9annaprI9cl. llno unter oi.s
fem Ramsn erfdeint Die aruntbeit
in Dem betrsfftnben Saitna9tsfpieI in
Der @eitalt zines Sisfen Dor Dem
Srri9ts, esfoIst BON 3ablrei9sn psrs
Tonsn, Dem &onig, Rittern, fabrenoen
S4iilsrn, auufleuten, 8ou.rn, alos
Iterfrausn uno Sunsfrauen, tpel4e
ale Den SunnalpeIdel antlasen lpes
gen Der llnbin, bie er linen 5u9efiiet
bat. Sober bat defenders 3u Hagen:
benz fabrenben Sdiiler bat er oie Cuff
ar ben 5abrten bur9 Berg unb Sal
asrnubt, Dem Sitter nobm er Iein
f60nes iunsss Deib, sic Sungfrdu
befIogf einen iiebcnben @atsr, Der
&dufmann ben 8srluIt feines @es
I9Gftes, ba er franz auf Der ganf Iies
gen mub, unb sic Honne iosor btrs
mag nidt mebr sic Metten u iinsen.
lie bort in Der 9irfe ni6ts oIs Sus
fen mo RGuIpern.
60 gsbt bic antlase fort, unb
no6bem ale 2ldger eeiproden, ruff
Der aanomari6an ben Sannaipei6eI
su ieiner Re9tfertieung daf. Dieter
aber bebauptet, baB Die anfIaser Eid
ibre 2eiben IsIbf suge5oger baben:
Ser babe iibsrmdBig setrunfen, jener
gu biel ssgsHsn, Elm anberer gu DisI
Der Minne gepflest. Srob bieier
Redtfertigung ober lautst 5a7 llrteil
iiber9aunapsidel auf Sob nno, na4s
benz bieier nod reu;niitig ssbei9tet,
pirb inn BON !Senter, Shelter paus
Isn6art, ser &opf abgsi6ldsen. Mun
fiebt, bas Spiel if Der 9otentan3s
I,enen na6sebifost. bic CUR 3cit bss
.arpksn Gterbsns" i'm MitteIa!t.r be-
liebt fparen.
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Bon sic bnmcf.

CON s3lt RFHhNAs
Eic MeIi M peib mb iiingi in Brclt,
90 fniridf Der Gdnse 81 bhben
Noriiber iauft bic Shlftienpoii
DRit frobem GdeEengriben.
NerknfIf NIB iorii Mnn iFiuas mid Gin
Die ipeihe Gcieritile
O0ns IN ibr Bs. berloreniein
wsridneit NJ @mid uno &iae.
Sic @rlt cniidIief. - Iein 1er5 ie
it1rfi
limb fanien aud bic @liien.
nod lit bein qetensbaum bol Mari,
Gel mad. bn mnbt e. bitcnl
~ aid a[eih ipef!em @Iditerfleio
Nerrnufdt Dir 0nB uio Yahcu.
yab fabren. 6ers tergiB oein Feb,
Gein @liib'n miro ncu eripad1er.
90 ftrSmt ourd bieie &ineru1b
Gin heimIih araftereilen,
Tne ireibt bid oeiHen @ipfelr 5n,
Grum o!aub an 5icg uno gSeiten!
Die @eIt 1T erob 9crb iei berrit
Gum &annern mo 5iun @aaen.
gu fpirit nod FIiitcn Der Seii8ieit
@irh feutteuoe Eaae trdGeh.
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Srabeu aIs 9eIifateTe.

Sin rardben= Geridt" itebt BEL uns
bon jeber i'm 8erruf, unb man
braudt bas @ort otter iinnbiIblid
BON benz, mos sei6lasene poIitit.r
binunter 3u ipiirsen baden. Mbsr
mande, tpelfe I'M Sasbs unb Gasers
2eben, namentli9 In uniersm Meften,
D~ielerlei @rfabrungen seiammeIt nnb
babei gelegentli9 audi Rr6ben geseIs
fen babsn, berii4ern, bob obigss cine
gan3 irrtimlide 0oritellung fef. gis
ner bieIer plauDert barber u. a.:
auf mein Wort als SGser - i1
babe &rdben ols 2ederbifien befuns
ben. = sumal ipenn man ben gan3en
Sag psrsebli9 nad anberem MiIbe
eeiudt bot; Gs miiilen abtr junse
&rdben isin unb fol9e, bic iif baupts
id9li9 bon @etreibe senGbrt babtn;
lsbtere 9sbinguns trifft bel ans meis
items 3u. 4uh fDmmt es einigermns
ben duf bic 3ubereitung an. Mm
beiten idmedten iie mir, fDsrrl lie cine
glo6t binbur1 i'm SaI3pnffer gee
tpsi9t unb bann aufgefotten ipurben.
Sd babe i6on mondmal Bel MnbIs
asiten olte 6iibner befommen, bic meis
men @dumen piel fpeniger befriebigz
tenl
limb man Tam getroIt bin3ufiigen. boB
Iih aus beinobe alIen tpiIhen W0eeIn,
bic bonn 9orurteil perf1mdbt lpsrbsn,
ledere Speiien maiden ldflen, fpit
i~iberbaupt nrs 70 aiemlih allen 1iss
rem, felbit bic Reptilien nidt ousgss
nommen. 4ud bamit babe ih morl@
Grfabrunsen in ben Ro6b
Uacrntains eemoht. Nur eintn
9ogel muB i4 unbebingt ausnsbmtn:
unb bas lit Der .9u53arb' ober Qlass
geier! Sd babe mebrere itaIitniIhe
Giienbabnler getannt. fpelhe aus IL.
mem Iolden, i'm NIT einem fDiIbsn
Outer pertped1elnb. Elm MnbI mnh+
ten, unb nnr burh rnfht Gr3iIi6e
6ilfe BEN 9obe entgingtn! y
DrabtIoft u u I osEeItpbone
Iubtn ii1 niIg tins Gniftrnung bon
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nSas % far elsbIer friteru rast 90
bfbenfen bate.

Ht*ttttH A"tNf
Ginu unItrr bpItspirtIhaftlidtn
Gorldtr moft In tnem Waga5in
tarduf aaTmsriiam, bob cine game
Mtibt 1meritonifher Gtdbtt iinb
.2opns" unftrts aanoes, BON ben<n
bies bic bsutiae Generation iogut ipis
ptreeNtn bat. HrfpriineIih BEN Gol5
ibr Dolsin psrbanfie. Dem gang at'
pObnIidsn SuI5 fiir Mtni4 rno
Tier.
Dos Taft ft lei6t bssreiftn unb
piirbtp,n, iUsnn man Der @sldidls
Der pionier : 9aee in ben ptridisnt'
men Staaien, Glttren unr utiertn,
nade,bt. 6tut5utdgs III Sdl5 Elm
qrtit.l, psIdtr 70 iiberrsitlih pcrs
bonb.n IN, - ipis ss be3iiaIih pieltr
onosren Su ipiinIaen mare. aber fit
ole friibtn Giebtr i'm Obios9dle ..
9. iuar biss er6Btsnieils stipos Mn'
beresl W.nn nidt in Der ndd1iftn
RGbe Sals gu finbsn mar. 10 ionnie
IS Idnge Sanern. bis tpieber sinnudl
fptIfes erhGItli6 ipar. Bel ben bns
moIiasn transport : 9trbdItniHtn
mar oie 3ufubr isbr unfder. Da
fonnie man erit fiibltn. bon ipit lns
aebeursr Di6tistsit bas geipobnitdt
Sab III, pGbreno Solds, bsnsn %
fat 10 Ieiht befhssrt III. ipie bds
2i6t bes Sases, fi9 feline Gtbdnter
boriibsr mndenl
8sionbsrs fir bic a~ufbspuhrung
dIer @rten JlsiTd mar bas geoiirf'
mis- mad Sal3-in bsbeutenben Wlens
gen - elm Tsbr brinsIites In bieisn
8eoen6sn. unb Elm Wangel an btnis
felben biIoste ~eeraoe3u cine aolanii'
tat. Gs 1T fdon beboiptet iporbsrt.
baB friiber mdnae Snoiansrhdmmt
gar tein SoI3 genoF.n bdttsr,
ouber mitunttr ols Mebi5in, BON
ibrsn Msbisinmdnnern in gsfpiHsft
berprbnst; aber fir bic fpeiberl
Siebler mar oieier 4rtitef unbtbiHgt
BON Itben slpidtiger 8ebeutung.
60 ertlGrt Is fi9, buB bic Grfptrs
buna BON SalssQ uelIen, ober irenigs
items bon Rubniebunss : Rehtsr onf
in jebem @ertras, bsr nit Sns
bianern abgsihIpfTet. ipurbt, cine
Rols fpielts, no iiberbuupt cine fols
3iee 2dg.rung, unb mare es Iltr Elm
salt lick" getpeIen. in ben bttrstfsrls
ben @sbiettn mari
ltno ferner srtIdrt fid odmit bic
gerfiiauna Der Reeierung, bdb ale
0ueIen auf 0ffentIidem 2dnoe
aus benz @ertnufe su%riidsebaltsn bltis
ben io[ten, nebit onitobenbem Wdlbs
ldnbe, bds bsburft puroe, Inn 9renrs
Itoff fir 6ie @etpinnung BEG Snl5es
~ liefern. Dies biIbete tpubrfdeinlih
ben erIteu 5aIl Der grbultung elmer
ffentItden 5ilfsqutlIs'
uur6 bic Regieruns. Disft OuclIen
inoss on cine pripate Geienz
Ia. N. "a
Idaft pdftfpeiie our glusbeutung Ders
aeben, unb has GrtrGgnis Der padt
iloB in ben S6ul : 5onos.
Gnblt6 ertldrt bies ouh. bdB
Ipl6e Stdtten ftets Elm Sammtlpuntt
Fir @emeinpeIen ipurben. gu ben
pldBen, gu beren griins
pune nur SalSquen.n unb .licksS
babsn, seborsn Blue Gid,
ab., ct. 9enepiepe, Mo., SbuDnsss
totun, SG., 3~anesOiae, g., Muriettu,
D., unb bic grobs 9ennefeer Stabt
Die 2ifte lieBs iid aber
1o6 beoeutenb pe%rlGngern. limb feline
tulturgeTdidtli9en SdiINrungen
@ergdngsnbeit fOlten bisIsu
Faftor grandchildren.
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ipstben fdOn Ihipad. ale GsfuHos
mar ipns bdpOr. "a, uno einmnI iitl
ibm Irenr isItIid IaHsidm eiipas IN
ben Bart, als iidn0e or I'm Gturm.
Die oa oriiben cling ia ipobi nun Dem
Siurm e~nteegen; iutnn lie ooh nod1'
nal Bu ibm runieri1me.
. Nd, oummts 3tug", isuf5it er.
.Wo i'd To'n alter @riesernm bin;
e.laitbt mir gang redt!" lluo CT
pnnote fd nm uHo sins bon Der
Sir fort.
psng. ptng, ptng eng d.
@ans idtihtern ging Die @lots bins
isr ibm. eann fam Elm miioer Shriit
lauqiam ndber.
sd ipOqt man Blob nod ani0 foe
gen; i'd babe aliens pertauf.. uno M
mad id fort. n panr bunoert
Wdri bah i'd bdfiir setriest. od
mOat' i'd Shntn -"
.9em 49,. humm :.
Stiimmis muBts fi4 Elm padrmol
rdnipsrn, absr oann bate er feline ais
is @runtieteit fat gang fpieoer.
-Dia i'd idrni6 hab'n". iAris sr,
yiarnih bab'nl gtriianosnf"
3ds WGo1sn lab ibH on.
sit foIlisn man MD I9leht bon
mir Nnten, Gle paren Der etn5iee,
Der gut an mir hanoslts. ols ...
nun belt fs Ti6 nidt mebr, Elm
piIoss S9Iuh5sH fam rno i9ittelte
ibren fapahen S6rper uuo polte
ni6t nufhorsn.
@ls Stimmte 6as Iamol getpors
S.ne, bilfloTe @sib 70 Dor ii6 fab,
Od fabte ibn eiipds 70 ieltium. balb
tpeb, balb eiitigspeih ans Sers, bob
ibm gang tDriht sumute tpurbe.
9orf9tig, ols tOnnts CT lie Sers
brsden, lsgts sr isinen IiHien Grm
um ihrsn eebenaten Riden, nit bsr
Ihpislign rshtsn 5dnb Frih tr tes
huifam iiber ibr Sdar, INNER tpieoer
uHb nieosr.
.Benn Se MI hier6Ieibsn tds
Ten. =" faste er gang Gngftlih uno
inn uuien eetpeIsn. bate georudft
unb sstpHrst, bi. G6irSe eetnifft
uno gepIdttet uno idIieBIi6 geingt:
so, MI bin i6 ia puhl in Die
Sobrs." llno Stiimmie bate e%rituunt
uua ibr bingeiehen.
ga, ih bob' 0d lei ne 6reunoin
N junseu. fsinsn marn Tenn j.s
ernt. 3a, un0 Der esfisl ibr,
ur6 lie eefieI ibm. ga modt. fe ia
pobl beiroten. Mds ar oasa msine.
Gtiimmte mars pIoBlit ols bate
ibm jsmaro nit Dem gFriemen sinen
Stid ins 6ers getan. lno 10 laut
tlppfte ous Ding, unb jsber aIOpfs
Suebaft, 10 gum 9eiipiel bel mir,
fir INNER. i'd bin ia pobl n alter
fratsblijsr aerl, aber -"
0d barg fe gdn3 ltia ihr naiIes.
blaTes Gefi9t an Isiner Saulter.
sWai9 altes Mdbdenl1 Da nidte
Batter Stinmts uno fab ouf Den
blOnosn Stsiiel binunter, oard Den
ii6 gang DsritoblsR einigs surte fiIs
briss 5dosn sosen. nDu Iiebss. aItes
Mddsn," iagte sr, un0 nod sinmaI
gang langfam uno Sart:
.Du Iiebes, uItes Mdden."
Damn b~Iin5elte CT iibsr ie biniuse
nab brdubsn. llnb uls sr niemano
FAB, hd na6m er leiie unO bebutfam
aOpf bod unO tiiBte fi..
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-28
Der furafintiae 20

dem. Snfpeftor: y@orum nebmen
Sic bic MiiBe nidt ob, So6em21
anedt: % ie. ipenn i6 ben 5errn
Snipettor bod nidt INNER psripeds
ieln tate Da babe i9 ihon ipies
Der bic gogelI9eude sesriiBt!"
~hmaus arrepbausz
aufieber (5a ben einseliefsrten @trols
DEM: .Das bubt SIR NAL fsin aez
traoffsn. Sbr Gaiermenter, bic Grou
4mtmdunin bats gemiif bsrialSsn
uno anbrsnnen Iafen 6as irisgt
Sbr htut' gum MittogsKml'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-28

Reib. 8etdnnter: oalle 3eis
iungen iteben beute boil BON benz
Sobne Sbres Ronfurrentsn pu briis
ben, ber grpbe llnterfdlosungtn be-
gangen Bat uab nit elmer Ieidtfinnis
gen Oirne gefIOben iit!!'
anufmonn: 80, Id bab's aud
fdon gsIeisn . lpls / Mefiam' fit
ben 9aitr!!4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-28

DrabtIofe nut os1tItpbone
bdbtn iih nuf tint Gnifernnn8 BOP
80 @siIen ais ptrtlam srtpisisa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-16
Gold in Oklahoma

During the last winter there have been
persistent reports of the discovery of
Fold and other valuable ores in the VI
cinity OF Albion, 1'ashmataha county.
Oklahoma, some finds being reported as
exceeding a value of 5000 ton, says a
Geological Survey Bulletin. 1t has been
known in the interior department that
several mining conpanies.' haYo been
or are being organized on the basis of
these assertions, and that many persons
have been induced to invest in the stock.
The excitement produced by the alleged
rich values has resulted in requests for
an authoritative examination of the lands
and the temporary suspension of the sales
of the tracts of indian lands on or near
which the supposed finds were located.
Although from its general knowledge of
The geology of the region the Geological.
Survey reported that there is no likeli-
hood that the area contains commercial
quantities Of gold, the reports and the
demands were SO persistent that by di-
rection of the Secretary of the Interior
a field examination was made last month
by Henry c., Ferguson, associate geologist
of the survey. Mr.. Ferguson reports
the entire absence SO far as can be rec
oEnized in the field OF gold or other
metals in commercial quantities. There is
not the slightest indications of any vein
of metalliferous deposit of such character
as to increase the market value of the
land.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-16
CROWD INSPE:CTS
HANDSOME CONVENT
Completion of Building For
mally Celebrated-Many
Interesting Addresses

The completion of the handsome fire.
proof convent building erected by the
Sisters of Perpetual Alteration in the
Blessed Sacrament parish. West End.
was duly celebrated yesterday after
noon. The names of fully 100 visitors
were registered, and it was estimated
that the crowd in attendance was be-
tween 1900 and 1000. The visitors be-
gan to arrive at p. m.
The convent is four stories high
above the basement. The visitcrs were
shown through the entire building.
The regular programme began at >
o'clock and continued until {. Sterling
\. Wood presided city Commissioner
James Weatherly made an eloquent To-
minute address, in which he welcomed
the Sister of Perpetual Alteration -
Birmingham, and paid a tribute to the
order famed for its educational worlS.
Ben M. Jacobs in behalf of the board
of education of Birmingham. spoke ia
hearty appreciation OF the sisters who
had established a convent that would
greatly enlarge this eity's educational
facilities
DIR. Gwin, a prominent resident of the
west Emu maze a leW Ielleitous re-
marks of welcome.
Mrs. oscar r. Hundley made q happy
address, in which she gave her expe-
rienee as a convent girl
The exercises were fnterspefsed with
beautiful music by Mr.. and MIS-.
Oliver ChalifouX. piano and violin. re-
speetiVely, and Mrs. {. J. SEVERN, So
prano.
Sister Augustine, superior of the con-
vent, and a large number Of nuns WeTe
present When the school Is opened
next month upwards of ~ nuns viii
form the faculty, and they Will be ass
sisted by several teachers, not meR-
bers of the order,
At o'clock the Rev. Father Tur-
ner, pastor of the Blessed Sacrament
parish, closed the regular Wxerciscs
with the benediction Of blessed sac
rament.