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amounted to s114,494.13, and ex-
penses were $51,S2S.27.
AS a result of the second weekly
cleanup for the month of october
the Tonopah Extension last Wednes-
day morning, Oct. 81, shipped 81
bars of bullion, which weighed At
$50 ounces. The net value of this
bullion is in the n~eighborhood of
$4,000.
At the mill six new Wiley slime
concentrating tables have been in
stalled and they went into commits
sion yesterday. Within another
week the workmen will have COM
pleted the concrete battery block for
20 more stamps.
1t is not the intention to install
the whole 20 at this time, but ten
stamps will be put in and in opera
ton somewhere between Dec. / and
Is. 1t is expected that the addition
to the mill building will be under
cover within two weeks.
In the past week the mill treated
a total of 1880 tons of ore, which is
an average of 100 tons per day.
North Star
During the week the North Star
began shipments of ore to the West
End mill. There have been no
changes of Importance in any of the
workings during the week, develop
ment work being under way on the
1073-foot intermediate, 1050-foot
level main north crosscut. 1880 and
12O0-footd levels.
The crosscut on the 105O-foot lev
ell is just entering the Pyramid
claim and is in trachyte.
The north crosscut on the 1880
foot level. in the trachyte block
east of the Mizpah fault is making
good progress, but has shown no ma
terial change during the week.
Drifting on a segment of the Mac
donald vein on the 12O0-foot inter
mediate level has shown low grade
ore during the week.
The upraise from the 1200-foot
level south c%rosscut made the usual
progress without any change in con-
ditions.
Two lots of so tons each were
sent to the West End mill for treat
ment.
West End Consolidated
The most important development
at West End mine during the past
week was the opening up of slopes
on the new ore showings which were
mentioned last week. These slopes
are from upraise No. Ala, above the
4OO-foot level, northeast, and from
upraise No. 415-R above the 4O0-foot
level southwest.
In both of these new slopes the
ore showings are quite satisfactory,
and from five to seven feet of good
ore is being broken.
The general development work at
the mine is going ahead much the
same as last reported, but no change
of special Importance has occurred
as a result.-Tonopah Miner.
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DEXTER WHITE CAPS
TO MILL IT'S ORE

The Dexter White Caps Mining
company of Manhattan is now maxi
ing deliveries to the Wittenberg e.
Mushett mill at Manhattan, of the
oxide ores from the upper levels of
the mine, for reduction.
They are expecting the mill to re-
duce about forty tons daily, averag-
ing in the neighbOrhoOd of $12 per
ton.
This product is being broken from
the glory hole, east of the main work
ing shaft, and hoisted from the 100
foot level to the bins. The company
estimates that there are between
eight and ten thousand tons of this
or available. and it is the intention
to keep the mill furnished to it's ca
pacity in the future.
The company will shortly continue
sinking the new working shaft from
the 200 and 5OO-foot level. At
this depth the shaft will be in close
touch with the east and west ore
zones, and of the immense bodies of
ore that are now developed in the up
per levels prove up at this depth
and there is no reason to suppose
otherwise, the ledge being exception
ally strong and at some points "
20 feet wide-the Dexter White
Caps will, when the proper process
is installed for the treatment Of its
sulphide ores, be eligible to a place
amongst the dividend payers OF
Southern Nevada.-BOnanza.
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Sacramento Ruggers Win

In a we'll played rugby game on
the Maskay field of the University
of Nevada at Reno the rugby team
Of the Sacramento high school re-
Gently defeated the Reno high scnooi
boys by a score of II to O.. The NJ
vada athletes were o~utclassed ly
their heavier opponents and were
bewildered by the rushing attack of
the Californians.
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fer French citizens to the French
representatives.
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TONOPAh MINING COMPANY'S PRODUCTION:
DEVELOPMENT IN MINES OF SILVER CAMP

from a visit to this property and
speaks at first hand.
The crosscut on the eighth level
of the Commonwealth-400 feet in
depth-has reached the vein and al
the point of intersection FIVE to sew
en- feet of ore will average IS pei
ton. This is very satisfactory fol
two reasons. In the first place, the
company's mill now in operation
proves that there is a good profit in
IS ore. In the second place it was
expected that the vein would be
more or less barren at the point OF
intersection with the crosscut, and
that more or less drifting would
have to be done before pay values
would be encountered.
Early in the week the company
sent out from the Tonopah office II
bars of bullion weighing 1885
pounds, the value being about $11,-
zoo.
The local production of the Mon
tana-Tonopah company for the week
was 1925 tons of ore, a decrease
over that of the previous week OF
33 tons. This came both from the
Montana ground and the Midway
ground which the company has un-
der lease.
Jim Butler
The retimbering of the Wandering
Boy shaft, as we'll as other perma-
nent improvements both under
ground and on the surface. have in
terfered somewhat with develop
ments on the Jim Butler mine fol
several weeks. Being more or less
permanent improvements, though,
operations will be facilitated when
they are completed.
The management has considerable
new development planned and some
at least of this will be started the
coming week.
The concrete foundations at the
new location of the Catholic church,
which is at Summit and Bryan I've
neu, are being laid this week, and 1t
will not be long before the church
and parsonage will be moved from
their present site. When these
buildings are moved the Butler peo-
pie will have more room for their
rapidly increasing dump, and the
surface plant will be rearranged.
In the east raise off No. 3 stope at
the 6O0-fot level of the Desert Qeen
shaft, the ore body narrowed during
the week from a width between
eight and nine feet down to a width
of five feet. Their is nothing dis
turbing, though, about this fact, as
the ore body has widened and mar
rowed at various times before. Con-
sidering the grade of the Ore a five
foot body is not to be sneered at.
TOnOpah Eek.
The Tonopah Extension Mining
company earned net profits in Sep
TENDER of $62,665.S6 from the mill
ing of SAT- tons of ore.
Tht gross receipts for September
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President Charles E. Knox OF the
Montana-Tonopah was in camp TINS
week and spent considerable time
inspecting the underground work.
ings. ~
Mr.. Knox appears pleased with
deyelopments and is particularly
pleased with developments OF the
comnany's Commonwealth mine in
Arizona. He mas just
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nr qrSFOnt lat ben taraitn goHbafsr ssuHst neil u Fa
Hhr bic guiuas crobbriauRns, amsriia in ben mroPdiiam aOnilft
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pnb Der gottuhu peudbt brum mr aano.
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estrOifms unb Der oaaihsn gOTaat isBt 5asetiIi' 5rr pom S4Ou &c.
matt babsH Tote. umb bic Japnns Dob gesm ameita bttrat bat be abs
minihrotiun ir WiBfanm geglautt ausipretm 81 ioIsn. Der prdFost
paul1t TOIht Mitiunsn Hint Cbski9 ass pofftO ipabr II, mas
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ongsbii6 gfogt botn fdI.
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lett mTr,s 9ons ssrass af bic qubsungH gu lmim. as btefa 5ront'
ma4m br Naturalization ssssn fumOs OPomatsn, bic bel tr b'sIaa'
tpt fnb.
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ra|dsm ushrlfsn gu BEN usbrian gslsst uno phar 0srsaiH bate, Der
hat Fh lett nit tbnsu bd9Gfist. uno sm 9afsn fh ss bdfm Elm
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fdn pirb, probrttiat qtdns su f6rbeui uuo gufafunsm lu bIbrtr1H,
fs Re ist nisosr Der 9unooHr Spedatur gu fdaffsn fa mah, as e
font bsladt sopefu mare
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fdHben mHbisn. @dbrsnb Is grObbrftaunien NIT istnsm iaPanttan Der
bHnbttsu IL, Dor BEN mir uns gu bitten bobsh
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I'm suben in Msntu f~Hasbaltsn, i'm @sFsn BON 5apan, in aanoOa us
ON Der aflanfffsu RaFs bon enghnb. Dos abt ni9tg 10 iangs Dstihs
lamb NIT Isfner Harteu 5lote cine Sefabr fir England it, aber Is nuros
m0oIih Tn. Sci emsm oprber modHos sema4tsr Deutihlnno
Sort feat bic unqebeure geO.utung bs suropdt6n artgss fit aus7
ria. ss me6r nan IA @oIbngbn fMn WiBfnlen segsn Dipionatn tunns
oBf BIZ biIen gebanteHsans auresea, bette nelr sUtngt man iR m
ben gOrbesrpno
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it,b,rIattianna NIT eaasn.

Ole @abrbeit eriDedt iiets Snterei'
ie, man III sntnler bnrnui geIpdnni,
IcinarIei, ob lie anaenebm oOer ui'
angenebm fllnat. Die giiae eriDedt
tets Elm @efabl bes 9peifeIs uno
llnbebagens .einerlei pie n%eriibreriit
eas Bcpono lit, in oas iie ecfIctoet
miro. Sc bdaiiger iie OIL ms ber'
ontritt, 0eito in~tereiieuIoier miro
ie mo i6liebIih uirtt iie efeIerre.
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Iniid)c @olf, bas BON elmer gelplllen'
loIrn greIie felt Dem ailsbrph oes
@cIttrieses beitdnoig uno ipitema'
Itiid NIT 2iigenberihten aus SonooH
neIpeiit iulr0e, beainnt Jet, oleler
Iaoit iiberoriiiIig gu weroen Stc
miro fir Is i~ntereIienlos uuO idIieB'
lid cfeIerrcgeno. Die Stimmm Der
! 3peiiler fUer0en BON Tag 81 Tag
lauter mo bic 3abI ocrirlben Udflit.
Die lleberidttigumg oes giigeniutters
madlt ii6 iolar bel Den 4einungs'
fabritanten bemerfbor, Die oaiielbe
Hir e0itorieae geiprehunaen beuii'
ten. Der aroBe StrnieGe IMP Bino'
marihaa Guqcu 5e6oromitid Smut
idafoif 3eigt beretts III ieinen er'
aiifIen Ole Spuren elmer aeiitiger
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0ieien bcr0ammten 9iigeutohl hcrun'
ferpiireen, Der inns felt Den letter
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auib6ren, ooes man miro 0as Ma
lterinl 6afir ans ben Greigniiieu oel
Ra0auritoer in g2erifo beniisen.
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spnattnhnmur.

q5illi6e Bitten o2S heutihcl
so!0nten6umors fouutcn mlf ciurr
eurdaangsitatior inn snuFrloroc
e0ba4tet neroer PIN eiucm 81
ea6afmnagen mar BON eineul a.
ientar ie6r gepanoten aarifatlren'
teihner Boinrar6 uuo Der Sor, ell'
noer gegeuiiberitebenb acei6uet.
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ou0ern @aab cine 5laide nit
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5er5 erbeblidl in Die llnnussipred0
tidcn geiaQqn mar. Garnntcr itnu.
Den sic Gerie:
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nnie,
9th mir nuh einen @Iifern,
AsH NV NNC 9kNN 0lhsrkikt
Quf einem on0eren 8dgen iat
man a6nig @eor1 bon England mil
dnaItIi6en Geii9t ulf ieineu
ghron fiben unb nit bangem 9lid
auf bic fiber ibm f~yeiienOen 8eppe
tine ihie!e1. 9arimfer tomb:
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limb nenlt. gaomutt InoH be Sntni
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!au0 uno iiber i1r idprbt Gin rie
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gomben abipirft Garunter iteb
her f6itlihsnaioe Beers:
gaan is6t bier, pie @raf Zeppelin
@erEergt aans Gnalaro nit 9craiu.
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Huf DE linatrm Dn5itrt sum ;Isl'
ntn Tell ltbt. 10 bob ron elmer inis
ilihn Bur6tiIbuHo bts DifiBlsr'
ic.pB pit bel uns gar sfint RtN ".
ebsnIo hn6sn aud Die atbbsrn lie
bunasn bis binauf 81 ben srobsH
6ubnabunatn INNER nod gnnB fDlti
ratio nod alttm Wlultsr Itali. unb
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Itbr esringtn 66bs I'M 0srsItia ~
nuItrrr gtrmfs. eRtiheietn AFR
fam MIR Der Gsif uuo uitt BIZ
8abl.
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nnierm aaHer!

60 bt rnh On bon uns btupeaaeeansen
Gem Betn6 eniaeeen N bns artesesadt
8ir iAmm Dir nod nit StoJ unb filem eauael
gd bette @lnihe iolgei Dir ins Sch.
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luo tuniau fnb ptr nit Dir %berbunoet
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2 LAB inns Strange idlinaen I'M Gen tcares gHo
Du woltdt ms Den aolAner 6rieScn palren.
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llno Sicgesabneu pedt Ien &cocunort.
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On mubnet iue elm NrictI tronlnt gum @ottocrtrdan.
sir mttcn %tefbapcat ben gorten lonidct
aus 6nen 9eine 9ieb' mo Gorge flnna.
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@ir itpnorcn lout an unHes Shidials &enoe:
Mir nolcn eiuiq fem in Gaupf un0 Gco,
&ir Doaen me Die 4bnen trcu un0 furdtlos iebn,
&ir noaen nit Cir iegen ooer l%ntergeDnl
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8ir euolid infer groBes @ert ooabradt
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3um BeIgeu aonpf, 81 uHrer 6retbet I%lorganrptb.
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9onu balfs bon POL 81 Qot: Sell Dir I'M Siegertra5l@
euga 8roBfump.
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Der 0ei[t oes runt[cben Deeres.

10 srgreifen unb feline aameraoen
GOrfHhreu. 60 miro Der oeatf&e
SOloat er5ogeH, Der ruIf1de midi;
|iu ielbit bic oielgerubmte paflibe Mis
NsriqnOsfdbigteit oes ruIflmen Sots
Ioatsn - bas Standardization,
no CT itebt - lit beoMilia ms
|0antsu getommtu, nidt minoer aber
aud feline t0rprli9e 4usoaua unD
GBioertanosfabigtsit, Dor alien our9
Tie 3unabms bts AltoholqenuHes.
Der in Der lsBtsa 3eit srgangdns Sc
Ifebl oes 4ltobploerbOts in Der Qrmes
lift be3eiansn6 OaFir. Ct bat absr
Ibis9er gu ni4ts gsRibt.
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mebr Der geriibmte SoIpat, ME er
uns nod aus ben 8efretunqstriegen
her Dertraut 1T, 10 1T Der ruffis
Ii dee 6Gbter nod fpsniger duF
Der 60bs mooerner Qaforbsrunaen.
Scr rufIiiae 6iibrer bat feline
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8srdntuOrtung, Dor Der Snitidtibs,
bsiibt nidt bic angriffsluIf bic uns
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maAt bat, un0 Die beute itoem pelss
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bung mad ith ablolut nidt fir bic
6ront eignen. Don ben 323 ruff
IIhen Snfauterie Regtmenisiommans
Ibanten Iinb 81 aug Der Garoe berDors
gegangsH, Die in HubIaHO tsiHespegs
elm Glitstorps III. ionbsrn mo 6aa
Advancement nur mad 8erbinoung
nod obsn bin Dor ii9 esbt; 96 bas
ben bonn 6oaptmann Bis gum 5bern
unlnterbro9sn Dem GsneraIitab an
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in gerbinbung nit Der 1rpni gsItans
ben; 62 babsu In allen m6gli9en
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8ernsubung gsFunben, un6 uur ettua
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NIT oen 8rigdoetDmmnnDsuren, no
bon 1872 9rigapetommnnoeureR 50
aus Gar0e unb @~ensraliiab, % aus
Der 6ssrssOerpdltung bsrocrsgangen
unb nur q p~elsntli9 in Der 5ront
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|tigs tattiI9e a~asbiIOuHe, ME Fe bei
IuRs un1tr gun5es C~FfDiertprps Ourd
Icrinat. Qsnieben i'm ruflidlen Deere
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RENE scblaebt, sonoern Elm TeIo,uo.

4f gntferntfrben0e mogen Die 6rhiiten euriTlngsidreie aber
Die gerIesung Der 6dgiiden Iatraltdt ben Ginomd eemaht baden.
0oB England frgmoe' 0eutrdlitat befig bIte. anf Ole Q6dhbetduiqten
ober a~ugcniteinE6 nidt. llno bic gdfitbeefligen fmo bic Soadnoer.
9o5 ben Qepdheu Ser Iebten Iose herOoppeGn tie lire goridtsmaBres
eeIn am Qauf Der sdelOe anifhen antperpen mo Der GIuFminOung,
sic in ibrem gebet teata geseu mogIde brtHde 8ertude, oon 6a ger-
ftdrfuueeu uud benz Jest bclageuen antperpen 81 brngen,
gRic geIugerung bat aamabfa Fd as ebenio pi6ig erptcfn,
ne Die Der 3enuuagfette i'm Sa6er, non @er6un Bis 8efort. SIN ids
siaeu areesnoOinn lit bic g%geguabne Der t1f beiebten 2ef1mgen emf
iti1eu Der 9nupt3ned Der gefqrret 9perntouen. Tenn in 9aHOen Der
g~erbin0eteu. muroeu tie res Die IN 5ebe oprierenOen 0euihen S@e
TN aHden beoroben unb lire gerbinbuaesIfnien unterbreden fonnen.
gs lit iog1r gdn3 Idft n6glidL boB Der idnrfe 9orfos ni 4nis unb
bic Morne2tnie, ME Die iesge 0euHhe Steaung, BEN Saup5ned babea,
fe p~erbinoeten 5eloanman Der grnen mb 5rat8oien BON Der Inter.
sabina 0eiqr 1efnnoen geaen bic 6enihen an9riHe ab5HboIen. gaohei
tg id gaH3 far it, bob Grdee an Der a}arne rmb Dor 9aus, we fe
bel elmer groBen Geioralfderpna Der f~ran8ofideu Sheittrdhe nogin
gapeleu mareu uo cine 3eaons bonn pubatur erpatet nlrOen, os
taerportete 9ngabe fre0g mitgenouHea uorOen Darer.
aber Sic ganse anlnge bs oeufden 6eo8nsspIanes bic nit gut
sraaniFatem um6 8dbeHr fronB0Hid.britifen @ioerhanoe gudnet bat
Aane @ ben Sang Der Greigntie entidieoen foLgenoerndben porge8eitp
net: 7urdbrnd 0urt 9eaien. Gaider 8orHoB nf 9nis gum ab3ieben
Der E~efnOIihen Seere BON Der 6enngsftte 5eif1dlten hs 5etnoes
Dnrh iharfr Sample an Der 70 aeDounepen euie in 6raufria. bis nab
frr operRrea0eu armecn fiegen naroeu. un0 Damn il nod Ser Gage
in often, nae9r ooer minOer idarfe 6ortetung Der GHenDe eeoen Die
as5eIoarmee Die afHe nno oeoen garis.
ge auiaabe Der 4rneen aIud un6 8oebnt hre 6anah et, bic
euno antuerpens 8u 0eden, uo BITE Der anoeren ben Gein0 10
bcfHafigen, 6dB r ger6ln inO 9oI uht mt gu ftartn araf.
pe 81 tonrnen permage
GntIdci6iug, Der groBe eieg, bon BEN beioe aeIe IN Ser
an 0er afsne@ reben, Oe in Mabrbeft Der GeO8ug on or Ole
Z III, Ihgt bi ben 8eHpngen. Sinh Die In oeuidpn SanOan.
Der Geg In 0een eansen Gelo5ug51bihnit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-02

Sn Der ,DeutIden 3dgeg5eitung'
ber0ffeutli9t Gbsritlsutnuut D. grss
men cine 8ttradtung aber ben Gert
htr rufffden 4rmse. 81 besinnt Oas
nit. 0aB Die Bail niht Der pihttgs
tie Gattor fir ois WirFumtsit zines
5eereg iei, ionoern Der innere @shalt
btr MaunI4aittn unb GHi3iers.
Damn heiBt e.:
Dag Bel Den auFen Die 3abI
ni6t entIdsiost, oafar baben fs i'm
ltbten manoI9uriidsn &risge sabls
ret9e geiIpiele gslisfsrt. Sin Den
bier groben S9laaten bieiss ariegss
bel Wafangu, ufangaom, 2idujang
uno am Saaho tdmpfteu naa ben
augabsn 0es iapanii6n Generals
itabsneriss lno Den amtIiaen ruiIis
i6en aagabeR in 8uBtti 5nipalio
eritsus Al, 700 gufen gesen $500
Sdpdner, speitens 26,000 RuHen ges
gen 10000 Japaner, brittens 224
600 gegen 134500 Japaner, oiertens
221 800 9uFen gsgen 10000 Jdpd=
Hsr, 5n bieisn pisr G9lnhten trug
Gle Mihoer5abl Den Siss ubsr bic
glebrAeit DdDon, am S6a9o iiber Den
fai boppeIt 10 Itarten Gesuer. $50
aber Die auFen bic lIsbsr8abl sur
8srfaguug battsu, pubtsn tie Tie
Mot einmal gum giniab 81 bringsn.
Ole eriten 9etipitle beiDeiien Den
niRberpertigen innerea @ehalt Oer
Eruppsn unb Gi5rung, bic speiten
;eiosn, baB bic 5tbrsr ni9t DON Dem
SeiIt Der 5nttiatipe mo llnterItiits
jung Der i'm admpf Itsbenben Srups
pen beIeeft Iino, Der uniere Giege bon
6pt6eren uno 86rtb fir ale Set 10
pnpergebli9 matt.
0as aber Iisgt bornR, nab Der
rufftfhe SpIbat ieosr SeIbs
FGnot9feit ermdngelt, bic bas mo0erne
Select i'm G.ssnlag 5u fribsrsn 3eis
ten, no Die geldloFsasn 1ruppent0rs
Der auf fommanoo In ben Ganpf ges
fibrt burden, erforbert. Gr lift nur
on pofiipsn Geboriam sepDbnt, Iia
gu IdIagsH, mo CT bingeiteat miro.
Som fsbtt jeoss ~IelbItGnbige Genten
IND 6anoeln tpenn er feline geFeble
srbdlt. 9sute aber muB in benz
e~ufrsiben0sn uHb funbenIanaen
59asengsfedbt jsoer S6abe 0enfeu,
Iih inter u~mitdnoen islbf iein 3isI
Iu4eH, bic GntFernuRg f9dBen, rubig
5ielen unD fhieBen. Di Biibree III,
len, oa muB untsr umffdnoen nidt
rur Der Gsfrette, fonbtrn aud Der
Mastetisr nnO fFiiiIier bog acmmdns
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-02

Die 9Gaihe griblne ioate in tfnen beutfden 9mie febleu, Sic
Oida cine 1Hae ee0egenen QeefofE uno Dr0ient bic lntenhisung
nur Geusfden In Sto6t tM0 2aub.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-02

sgifef fh allen aufdein mad in maBinqfou cine ctpas
IipIoWaten BADEN IN Die gerihteritatlna eiuaeqii
z AairIid lire eefte uertreten. Ger tiirfiide
DoB Der grdfoent 6s libel ber.
Aen BITE geiante biciec geriberltottaNa
9rhen Itegts III Dem bic WaaidinerIe
aea 1nderton-5 Citation in a~1ffaQiQet
lebr erfreudides 3eide1. DC biln
aaiueHberaItnHge bur1 GaanOtct.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1914-06-25
CONGREGATIONAL MINISTER
RESIGNS-EFFECT SEPT. 10

There will be a business meeting of
the members of the Congregational
Church this Sunday, June 28th, to take
up the resignation of the pastor, the
Rev. H. c. Juell, who has asked that
it be accepted to take effect on Sept.
10th. Mr.. Juell's plans for the future
are indefinite and his reasons for re-
signing seem to be a feeling that he
has not been receiving the whole
hearted support and cooperation from
his parishoners that his work demand
ded.
Mr.. Juell has become known as a
broad-minded and active Christian
spirited minister of the gospel, and
he has made host of friends in
eastern Montana who will be sincere
ly sorry to see him leave us.