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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05

formed part OF the stan Of every divi-
sional headquarters.
THE medical officer was also found
in camp. lecturing the men on santa
ton and the hundred and one details
of personal hygiene-how TO cook. to
eat and when not to drink. to batlfe,
and even to the direction Of the pairing
and cleaning Of the finger nails 70
prevent danger from bacteria"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05
FRANTIC FLIGHT OF
TOURISTS DESCRIBED

hundred passengers were left behind
Where they are now heaven only
knows
The train slowly proceeded toward
the frontier. The district, one OF the
richest and busiest In Russia, was ST.
lent and deserted Here and there In
wide field an old woman was seen
struggling to harvest the crops. Fac
tories were deserted. The workmen
had gone to war.
Baggage Left Behind.
1t was not until nightfall. when the
train reached Nuremburg. that the
passengers learned that two baggage
cars had been left behind. At evelSr
station from the Austrian frontier to-
Holland. saw piles Of trunks. mostly
belonging to Americans and English
men. The stories told by passengers
from Berlin, Hamburg and Paris OF
countless thousands Of pieces Of bag
gage piled at railroad stations stag
ger ones credulity.
Just as we crossed the border came
the news that Germany had already
begun to mobilize. Plans were hasti-
ly made and as hastily discarded. Ev-
cry one wanted to know what trains
we're running. what frontiers were
open and what steamers were sailing
There was no one to answer.
The train logged through the same
sad scenes of desolation we beheld in
Austria-beautifu fields, crops ripe
for harvest without soul to reap
! them. Factories were quiet. We
were sidetracked every little while to
permit trains laden with soldiers to
/ pass. At nightfall, without having
eaten all day. our trainload arrived
at Nuremberg, where the station was
crowded with Americans. Englishmen.
Belgians and Hollanders waiting for
hours for a train.
The Nuremberg hotels were filed
with foreigners. Some were going to-
Switzerland. Rumors came, however,
that Switzerland had formed an alli-
ance with France and that the Ger
mans had stopped all trains.
Rides In Baggage Car.
No one knew what truth there was
In the rumors; no one knew any way
Of ascertaining the truth; all was con-
fusion. Then came ofiicial announce
ment that all railroad communication
with the French frontier had been
suspended and that after "a hours no
further trains would be run in the Ger.
| man empire.
The following morning nearly every
foreigner In Nuremburg left for the
West in two streams-one toward Bel
GUM. the other toward Holland. L
chose Holland. and the memory OF
the ride will long abide with me like
a nightmare.
! At Bonn three army oflicers fought
through the crush and compelled the
occupants OF q frst-class compartment
to give up their seats. We were now
In the heart Of German mobilization.
Every station was thronged with sol
diers. We passed camp after camp
and train after train laden with gun
carriages. tents and provisions passed
us. -
AT every station the soldiers COM
PEELED the passengers to close doors
and windows. They were guarding
against bomb being thrownyfrom the
train. One man who did not close q
window fast enough was proddad with
q bayonet.
At the Dutch frontier the train
kstopped and every passenger UNDER
/ went rigid examination NJ a.r.
man va allowed to pass any farther.
S>~>-----S- ->~~~>~-~~~~- ~~~~~-~~~.~e
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05
KIAu-CHAu is BL0CKADED
Japan Gives n-combatants In Ter
ritory Twenty-four Hours to Leave
Austria Recalls Envoy.

Using Tau, Aug. 28.-The German
leased territory of Kiau-Chau was
blockaded today by the Japanese sec
ond squadron, which shortly afterward
appeared outside the harbor and
shelled q small island OF the
coast which was not occupied by the
Germans. w
Vice Admiral Sadakichi Kato from
his flagship, the battleship Suwo, ip a
wireless message to Gov. Meyer Wal
deck declared the blockade.
He said he would grant neutral
shipping twenty-four hours In which
to leave the haSbor and the same
period for non-combatants to leave
the town.
There is no evidence that the jap
anese troops have landed II the Kiau-
Chau territory. 1t Is believed the
heavy roads of Kiau-Chau, after the
summer rains, will deter any Japan
ese attack for many days.
All native shipping in Kiau-Chau
bay has been suspended.
Austria Recalls Envoy.
Toxic, Aug. 28.-The Austrian
ambassador, Baron Muller de Scent
gyorgy. has been recalled.
The situation between Japan and
Austria is described here as "a rup-
ture of diplomatic relations, not
war"
Baron de Szentgyorgy explained to
Premier KatO that Austria felt in
duty bound to follow her ally and
withdraw her ambassador from
japan.
Manila, Aug. 27.-Japan has bonn
barded and destroyed the German ca
BILE and wireless station on the island
Of zap. thus cutting off communica-
ton with the outside world practi-
cally all of Germany's island posses
sions in the Pacific. This news was
brought to Manila by the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Princess Alice,
which previously limped into the port
Of Zamboanga In badly battered con-
dition after an encounter with a Jap
anese cruiser.
The officers of the Princess Alice
were unable to state whether or not
japan had taken possession of the ISL
and of zap, but its bombardment pre-
sents tangible evidence that Japan
does not intend to limit the zone of
her operations against Germany to the
Yellow sea and Kiao- Chau.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05
INVASION Of RUSSIANS in
PRUSSIA IS UNCHECKED
st. Petersburg Dispatch Says Cars Armies Pursue
Retreating Germans in Advance Toward
Berlin---Expect to Reach Capital
Within Three Weeks.

baix and Valenciennes. just inside the
Belgian frontier, to the advancing
Germans. The French offered no re-
sistance.
The French army has taken up q
position at Arras. where a battle is
momentarily expected. More than
100000 Germans are prepared to
march on this point, It is said.
With view to positive check to
the northern invaders, the military
authorities ordered the retreat and
have combined the French and Eng
lish forces to oppose the advance.
This move. according to the war Office
is In accordance with prearranged
scheme Of campaign.
Lille, one of the points abandoned
to the Germans, always has been con-
sidered most important from a mill
tary point OF view. 1t hasa fortress
of the first class and the circle Of its
forts is thirty miles. Recent dis
patches from Paris said that Lille
was held by French reservists.
London, Aug. 27.-The Standards
Copenhagen correspondent sends
word that Berlin APPARENTLY is In a
state of great alarm from fear Of
an imminent Russian invasion.
Wealthy Germans are leaving for
Scandinavia and passing through
Copenhagen.
One and perhaps three corps of
the kaiser's army are apparently en-
veloped by Russians, who, accord
ing to late dispatches tonight from
st. Petersburg have swung north
ward In west Prussia near Ebling,
thus cutting of the harried Germans
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1914-09-05

Minister Of Colonies CASTOR Dou-
mergu.
Minister Of Agriculture -Ternand
David.
Minister Of Labor Bienvenu Mar
tin.
Minister without portfolio-Jules
Guesde.
Under Secretary Fine Arts-Albert
Dalimin.
To Change War Policy.
With the new ministry In power Q
radical change In the war policy of the
government is apparently certain. 1t
will mean the advancement to high
commands of the younger generals
who are believed to have more modern
ideas Of military strategy.
The first indication OF this new pol
Icy came tonight in the appointment
of Gen. Gallieni as commander of the
army in Paris and governor OF the
capital. with ex-Gov. Michael under his
orders.
This move was for the purpose of
strengthening still further the defense
Of the city of Paris.
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Slim noltommsn nuturgetreu trIhetnsn
pir6. 1T fir BIG Mitpirtsnbtn dbIolut
gefabrlos. Gin dbnIider gfsftt lift ess
raot BEL einem Der neueu gilmbramtn,
Oas in sinsm Der %tIsgantsu a~inpbduIer
aufeeii6rt miro, Ju psr3et6nsn. Gin.
0ampf sgaft sebt mad elmer aoliiion
auf bobsm Wleere uHter; nan felt oas
Snnere Der gdAt. bas iif lau9lam nit
@aFer flqt. Der gtfBer Der ga6t. Elm
iungsr WiliDnGr, Iiegt bspuBtlos auF oer
3rtppe Der Sabine, has DaFer umipilt
bsreits feline guiss; feline iunss drau bsr.
Iudt ibn gu rttttn, mub absr Ihlttblit)
Dor benz INNER bobsr I~ttigeuben Mailer
flitbeH. @uh oiefe S5ene III qttIisr.
1r6eit, fam Hur atelIerarbtit iein, neil
man oas 5Hnsrs zines fnisnosn Sdiffss
nidt photographer lam, unb neil bic
9ariteIlsr uno photographer BET alien
gntbuIiusmus bod niat 70 ftrafbor lsi6ts
iinnig nit benz 2tbsn ipieIm ptirotH.
We5u AUDI Die 9ilbsr Der u~nitrgsbens
ben gaht Tnb sldu5snb edit aussefaltn.
bic 9duIdnHs lit punberbar gsslldt -
unb es lpuros BEL Der Qufnabms Ritmanb
gefdbr0et.
9as Danoetbilo fpirb Elm buaeInbet
6attor %unferer Qmtiemsuts uno Der Grs
3iebune blsiben; bieis aunIt 1T nod jung
unb beItbt Observation-Disclosures, bic
i9r Elm tigsues Gelb iidern. elm Gelb, bas
taum no1 bsbaut 1T. Die ainotanIt
lam l~ebenbise UtdFeH auF bic atinipanb
b~ringen, bic auf Der Itgittmtn Gfdus
bibue unmosli4 iinp; bic ainotunit fam
SsenentpehIsl nit elmer AaIhbeit pors
nebmen, fpte ie nur duf Der primiliben
G6uteTpedrtsgi6n mDglid mar; bic
ainotunit lam gillette auf ibrtm Qein.
p%anbprofpstt herppr5aubern - man bente
nur gtrdbe an bic 3eppflins Smperators
9ilbtr - bic felbit auF Der ts6niId boil
tommmIttn 8iibne niht bsntbat iinb; bic
RinotunIt fam sIeia3eitie bic Sanbluns
aen unb bic 9ebanfen Der Dariteqer bers
bilblihen, lie Tam 3bat unb Wirluno
3uglei6 5siesn. unb lie fam aud bic
mimiIde STUNT in alien ibrsn 5einbeiten
ssieen lie lam aIlu, ba fe auf Die
Madt bss Wortes Oer8idtet, ni6t fobitl
tuie bic G6aufpisltunit unb tam onbes
rsrIeits, ba ibr gang anbers, Heue Mittsl
5u @ebots ftebsH. psii msbr aIs BIZ,
GnauTpieftunit. limb psnn it eft uidt
mshr auf bas Dort ber5i1tst2 Wenn
bas Qroblem Der @rrbinbuns bon Qbo.
noerdp9 nnb aiHsmatosrdpb rtitlos ass
loft ft2 Die Genlation. bic bruiaIs Gsns
fotion bic sortTIt nph bic ainauaa Be-
beFrfdt 1T 0sr ialimmIie GfuS Osr
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alastd. mad BEN GoIoFtum in Rom unb
ben RutHtn BON pompsii gtT6idi. bamit
lt i'm taten Rabmsu thi. 9itpsr Itslsn
tonHsn. Cine bsutide Gilmfabrit bat
dnsu Gnrmsnfilm NIT beuiI6tn STAR
irdfttn in SpaBisn nnstfsrtist; cine amt,
riianiIde Girma bat Elm, 1rupps tine
Rsiit i'm bic Grbs MAIDEN iaFsn uno In
ben uerfhisbsRtH 9dnbern borbsr dusots
arbeitett 2olaloramtn auffihrsn IofeH.
Die 9iHotuHt bdlt bsrsits auf Militu
uuo ReaIiItit; pas 1T Elm sslp1Itissr 1Orts
inritt. bic 9ilbtr DsroeR poalommtntr
uno lie BADEN ben ,rSitberifGtH Wtrib.
otr ben Gtuoioduinabmen absing.
Bon siHsm bat iia bic ainolunf al,rs
biRgs nod Mot beIrsien lonasn, BON BEN
Dang sum SsnTationelsH. es m aud
mthr ais stpsifsIbaft, baB ibr has iser.
baupt itmaIs eelinstH niro. $50 man
iid oufanss nit pabHiiunig pitbsu Rit.
ten, sinsm g,IsetRilihsu (auf BEN Bib.
tpsnigitens) balsbrttsriIheu GturJ Don
einsm Gslien begniists, 1T man nun BEL
pdlditind. mad BEN inHersH aFritd, mad
Der Qri3ond Dlitt. noa BEN taHabifhsu
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o TYPE UNO 90

mann f6 nit ibrem aoltgen in BEN
BnFiu befano, Gin unfan, ben RismaRh
porausfebsn iounte: bic solbide 9las.
tpanh bts 9ebdlters borit unb has NIT
fnr6tborer @stpaIt aIshr6msnbt DaTtr
rib bic beiben 9drItellsr nit, rib ft &c.
gen Oas TaarFs BIas - fc nurbtn bsioc
fdtpsr osrIebt mad benz 6oipitaI esi4afft.
annette's 9erlsBunsen erpieien Iih ala
nsnig,r esFdbrIi6, ibr ao[tgs jsood,
piro Ssitle6ens geldbmt bltibtn.
QqseIidts ber ausgtflissIten, p6qia
unnotbisen SsuIationsn mare ss an Der
3sit, baB Tid bas publiium auF lsinc
Gilbuns beidnne. Robe Geniatiouen Iino
MIR fir robe @smitber, uno lptun oieie
Senfationsu aud auf ben Gihtbilbern
noh 70 finfah dusIebtn, ioate man iif
bod uberlsgen, tpelhe CHARACTERIZATION
ibrs SsrItsquns bsrurIabt bdbsn mag.
DeRn pi; Gtlmfdbritautsu bic ainobar-
bietuuesa pirtlih gu elmer aunFt erbebsn
molten, bann folen Is bamit ~aufangeu,
oaB it bic ~trafisu Gillette ausmr5eu. SH
europa bat man BEN Gilmbrdma eineu
pornehntn Rabmen seeeben, inbsm man
i5m sieeRs slsednte Gbeater errihtets
aud bier lit man bitism 9silpiel bereits
esfoIst. Den biligen flint uno 8ebn
Gent 6duiern min man bic biligtn Gilms
fiife iibtrlaHsn, bic an bic nieorigiten
SnitiHtte dppeqiren; in BEN bornebmtrsn
9inotbsatsr min man baesstu nit Oors
nsbmsren mittelr nrbsittu unb nGbert fd
nit lanetu. in siu3slns atte a~bgetbsilttn
Sttifen BEN Itgitimsn 3btater uno
bns pirb bic lAlisBlihs aDiuRs Der Graas
itin: aino obtr 9beater2 Mir perben
In ~nbfshborer 3eit bas ainolbsater unb
bic auntbiibnt mben; hds S6nuIpieI
obnt Mortt unb bds Gdoufpiel m |
Wprttu; bic AunIt. hei Der uur elm
einn, bas Quee, beI1dftiet pirb, uub
bic aunit, Bel Der huge unb Sbr mits
esnisben.
gs lit niht unbsbiHes n5tbis, baB Bel
BEN perbeHerten Gilmbrama itbe SenIas
tipn ausgeIhoItst pirb; bic aunG oes
acknowledgement III bsrsits 70 melt bors
esIhritten, bab man bic DiriIi6tsit idus
Ideub estrsu naHabmsn lam; odb man
I'M Bible Gillette e~r5i,lsn fam, Bic I'm
9bfaier INNER unmoelid blsiben uerben.
Mis b1s gemadt fpirO. lit aus BEN gilOe
srFdtIih, aaf BEN bic RuliFs zines brsns
mnbsn Roblsufhadtes in sinsm OBeans
risTen gt5etet tpirb. Die GuliTe iteht
duf siiter Disss, bic ipdbrtnb Der 9(uf.
nahme in gsiptsung eeisBt pir6, nm bag
Ghponisn bee Shiffss az marEirtH. Der
brsnnsnns a0hlenldc9t. Der auf BEN
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i4per Der6ient; bic Guardianship oss
Yublttams perIdHst INNER neae Gffetts,
unb penn bic Wense duf Der neiBen
2siniDdnbfldhe tinsn MenIhen an BEN
blrneH 6olgnsrt zines brenntHhen 4eros
plans bdngen iiebt. bann tibslt hds lire
Wsrpen; dber ie pirb iih niht eiael
4ueenhlid btr eigeBen grutaIii1t bepubt,
bic berartige 9unitItiidhsn forbert; lie
beretgentpdrtist Iid ni6t has Bib, bas
bitIe 4ufrahme srm0gIihts. Gntfebt
unh f4redeRsbang lpirOe ft fih bon BEN
GrisinaLbilne abpsnben, i'm ai1tbilos bos
sssm ldBt Re e rubis une angtnsbm trs
reet auf lih pirteH.
lHb bic @sfabrtn lauern oaf be Jilms
tiinitIsr Ielbit bort, ipp Ie ii9 ~ppafummen
fider tpdhnsn; Der @drltelltr bss btruns
glidten AeroplauTlissers ipirb iid) bnrber
Dsrsetpifert babtn. Dab Der Stpaste Gpab
feline ernfte Menbung nebmm fam -
bds Bib iiebt gsfdbriider ols, ais "a In
Mirili6teit mar, Menn bogeetn cine
G4nimmtiinftIstin, ME anneiEe 9eIsrs
mann, in tiasm sroben @lasbaFin 9oas
hertinite poriibrt, bic tiHsmatoernpbilh
~fsftsebaIten psrben, bauR bsnfi fein
MsuI9 oaron, bdB babel cine 9efobr Tsi.
Die SSsnen in BEN GIasbaFin Ioltsn in
sinsm neutn Gilmbrama Die 9o6tsr
Nsptunss D~erlpsnost iperbeH, unb bic
a~ufnubmen purp,u in benz Mqudrium
in Bermuda anaeftrtist; bds Iintsrint
WtsrrdHsr BON Bermuda tieneie ih be-
Ionotrs ent 5a bieItm 3pet. ga erties
nste lId eines Cages. uls aufRtts atlsry
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nabe an Der gtsn3e bes msuf6sum0a.
liden aneelangt. gluf sinsm u~nfsrtr Bill
Der lit Der an 9oaliibnbeit srsH5enbs
Wagsmutb zines ainopbotogrupAn in
paris peranI6duItbt uub bieIe 9oas
libnbeit 1T International, bic finbet man
in Berlin ipie in aep gprt, In 3opens
bdatn pie IN Rom. gur UNI Elm gutss
Bib zines Gdbritbrdnbes 5u srhalten.
ristirt Der photograph ieiu asbsn . ans
pfidtgefiibl, aus ghraeiJ, gan5 eepib
niht bss stgsnen finan3itlsn 8ortbsils
tpeeen. Sci elmer 4ufRahme zines pilbeu
20rpen in Mfrito, Dem Der photograph
nit feinem 4ppdrate 81 ndhe 5a qeibe
riidts. mubts Der ainomuru fsinsn 2eidts
finn NIT BEN 2eben be5u5lsn.
Wenn cine Gmmp DtIinn als v26fpens
6ralt- in ben 2Spsutafis aebt uHb bort
blot ueben ben auf BEN Gtdnier Iieesns
ben MiiFent0nig tritt, bann bari man
DsrTihert ieiH, bab ale Gdubmabreseln
fir bic beriibmte aunflerin e~etroffer
Iiub - "a pare gum miRoeItsH reht tbs
riht, ipsun is iid obne 6ieIs @arantis
In ben aGFis bsgebsn bate. limb al5u
aefdbrltA fttint bisiss 3etssas9ete nit
bisien Beitien nift gu iein. ba bic gsrs
liner @ndaIpislerin 1ina Darssug bies
IeIbe 6elbtntbat nit Stpsi 2soporbsn aus
geFiiArt bat. Die 2auneu elmer Welta
bamss fir cine 2aune iebt maj nidt
fem 2sbsn uafs Spiel, oenH mas niibt
bic Ih0nlte Retlanle, ipenu mon lie nidt
srlebt!
Die ,,lIuiostiat" Gilms@ tisa1GaFt, bic
inns tins 4nSdbl TN heiteH Sinne feufds
tipnsttr 9iloer sur DtrFiieune geTte1t
bar, BARI Fth ribmen, cine 4nfnabnt hon
hilicrtiHem Wertb semant ~ bdben: Der
3eppelinbaIpn sgitt0rin gniit3. Der iibtr
Dem RieIenbampfsr s5mWrator@ id)fpebt.
Die beiom er0btsH 1riumpbe beutfhen
i1nternebmunssgeiitss uuf ttnem Bible
psreiniet. Der 3ilm fiibrf ben 9iteI The
Skymonster" nnn Bic 5absl biefer Jilms
tpm6Die lit gerGbe Hiht lberpGltIgenb
a~uFreGgnb, bic III iibTigens babel aud
bon neben1Ghlihtr @ebeutung; has Aufs
rsesnbs. bic @sHiaiiOn bss Ghauipixls
Iieot in ben tabeIIos tlnrsn unp fAdrfen
9ilbern bes uauftungethims@ unb bes
uMaHerrielen@. 9er 3eppstinbouon ers
{htiut in ben psrfnisoeRfeR GtsluResn.
In MubeHs uHb S~nnsnaniintsH, IN uOler
0obrt nab i'm RubtSuRdn6. mir fehen
biz msfranfpiEtt Snlgi 0eIgol0nb inter
ufls nuftauftn unb berfdipinben, mir
febeu ofu a9mpstdtorM beranbampfsn nnb
ersssttH pom oem RisIsnbampEtr cine
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Dtdanidt aus osr 8oetlperTpetipt, bic
an @Adrfs nihts 3u tpiiHidsn iibrie
tdbt. Der .5mperotpr@ rebaHhirt ftJ
bafiir nit elmer aufnabme Oes 3sppeliHa
t~reu5ers aus Der WurmperfpsttiDe, bic
nidt minbsr gut gsglidt lift. Giniss Der
Gilber uuroen bon elmer platform aus
aufssnommen, bic nebsn Der @onbel bes
3eppelin b~erausetbout mar, uno BEN
Qdien nirb bic poItlpn bts Rboiogrd4
phen ouf hisfer platform in fhminbeln-
Der 9Ebe, etfpiHsrmaBsn In BET frtitn
auit fhnebenb, nl9t geraot hsHeiotnss
fpsrtb srIaeintn.
GieIeLbs @tItlfhaft bat bic @efhinte
GimIons sum Gilmordma ptrarbeitet; Is
hanbtlts it9 oabti tbeilpsiIs UNI 4uFnabs
men in tinsm Decentralization, bic inbsHen
unisr umItGnpsn njnt psniesr ssfdbrlih
finb, ais BE M0etItiidf In s9ter Gstnerie.
Ter gEou Der Simfonfilm 1T Der Gin
fturS bes 2empsls Der pbilirer; oisIsr
9empel aus p~rottitdbtln G1uIeH mar auf
timer ritiIgsn plattform auleebaus unb
70 orrougirt, baB In benz MOment, oa
GimfOH bic @dulsn umfabt lnb niebers
reibi, Der gauge 8au einitiirSt. 4uf Der
9lhne rcrtn mehrere bunosrt Esatiiten
ais pbiliItsr gruppirt; bsr 1smpsI mar
aus popisrma@e unpeisrtist = trpbbsm
baitsH bic einssIneH 9bkiIe Der GduIen
unD Mdutra Gin bttrdftlihes @etDiht,
unO uLs Ssr Gintur5 erfoleit. trueen
brei5sbn periOHen redt er1ebiiHe 3srs
Nbuuaen DdDon.
Dos 8rp0 as Slim 4uuIpislsrs If
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Die g6emic Der Cafe Safee.

Die mtOi5inild, Do6mI6riFt Cancel
uHtrrbdlt beiOHosre aabpraicrieu, in bsnen
Ne ntbsH anbertn llntsrludunaen iplht
alsfibrm Idbt. bic fir BE gelrtbeituna
pen Graaen Der Observation-Disclosures
bon gtoUtune Itnb. 5ie bat iebi cine
grlinoIibt dorihuua iiber bic Gbtmit bss
2atttts berofisHtlidt. Quf ben aafites
Tag III babti 5uHd6h feline AiidFht az,
E1mmtu, neil tr bod In Der RtgtI surlds
tletbt, ionoern u auf ben Mufgub ftlbii.
"a INNER pieotr gtrsIsiAs 5ipiidsH Der
gtiommlitssit bon 9bee unb aaiiu aHs
gdtslt psrosn. III aud bisls Grapt IN
tr'tsr Ginit beuubtet iporbsu. ga bsibt
6etrdnie ibr qroma bon btmItlbsu 6toff,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-21

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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-10-17
MINNESOTA GREATEST
IRON ORE PRODUCER

Minnesota far outranks all other
states in the mining of iron ore, and
during the last four years has con-
tributed both in quantity and value
considerably more than half the iron
ore produced and marketed in the
United States, according to the Unit
ed States geological survey. In
1913 the total marketed production
of iron ore in this country was So
643,O9S long tons, valued at $780,
905,55S, of which Minnesota con-
tributed 3~6,603,331 tons, valued at
$S0,7S9,025. In 1912 Minnesota
produced 34,249,813 long IONS OF
iron ore, valued at SCI, OF. Be.
cause of it's great wealth in iron
ores and of their extended develop
ment, Minnesota ranks ninth among
all the states in the total value of
it's mineral production. The value
of the iron ore produced in the state
represents considerably more than
90 per cent of the total output. The
value of the mineral products of
Minnesota in 1913, exclusive of iron
ore, was $5,O25.5OS. These include
the products of the stone quarries
and the clay pits.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-10-17
- tfAA
MILL THAT COST 100000 -, y
NOW ASSESSED AT $1,000

Out lee Ely, New, there is an old
mill plant which twenty-five years
ago was erected at a cost of $780,
600. 1t has lain idle for the past
twenty-five years, and is today as
sessed at a valuation of $1,000. The
ground upon which the mill stands
has been jumped and the matter oil
the ownership probably will be-
fought out in the courts. Relative
to the matter the White Pine News
says that j. c. Kearns requested that
an old milling property at Seligman
near Hamilton be assessed to him
self and three associates, who re-
Gently located the ground on which
the mill stands. For many years
the property was returned by Eu-
gene Howell, who held title to a
number of patented mines adjoining
and also the unpatented grounds on
which the mill is situated. The re-
turn was made in the usual n
this year, but Mr.. Kearns claims that
the assessment work was not per-
formed on the land in question as.
required by law.
1t was the opinion of District At.
torney Billings that the board
should accept Kearns' statement and
allow both claims to pay taxes in
order that title might be rightfully
determined in the courts. The plant
at the time of its construction cost
100000, but a large portion of the
machinery has been moved away
to other camps that have sprung up
in recent years.