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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

pbddtete, tple IN nen berbltlIb tdbleu
g(nlageu auf Dem YlaBe Dor Dem Sdus
Re bic leBten 9ldtter DoH ben 8dumen
fielen.
Set elmer Stunoe i6on iiano iie
70 0a, bic beige Stirn an bic tiibleu
S9eibsu gspreBt. aber Die qualeuben
@eoanten, Die lie beordneten pit cine
piloe auO unbarmber5ige Jteute, poa-
ten nimt 3ur Hu6e fommeu.
Srau 80t6e 8rud mar cine junge
uu0 IhUac 5rau, bic alien @runo bat
ie. NIT i6rem Gci9id 5ufrieOet Su
/ Iein. sic mar es aah INNER 9emelen
iuiO in ben flint Sa5reH, Die lie nun
an Der Seite ibres UlanHss Iebte, Bat
te es tsine StuuOs, geidpeige einsn
Sag gegeben, rem Iie iih dnoers gc-
ipiini9t bate. S6re @be, bi, Gus 9iebe
eeIhloHen porDen mar, mas nihts
Scltcnes lit, mar audi noh 9lblauf
Der 6littermonen cine pabre un0 miris
line 2ie6esebe gebliebcn, unO niemanD.
Der @rfabrune beiiBt, lam beitreit,n.
OoB Dos niAt Iebr bdufig Der SAL gu
Ieiu pflegt. Sinh es rod serane bic
2is6eseben, oie, penn Der erfte bolos
&auI9 ba6iu lit, leiHtsr UNI lAneler
t. bic Bride gu ge9en pflegsn, als Die
anOeren, bic lpeuiger nit Dem Ssr3eH
ais ouf @ebsiB bes 3opfes aeIdiohen
perben. g(un, Trou Gdt5e blieb Dor
oieIem trourigen Sos bepabrt, oenn
i9r Monn trug fie auT 6dnoen uro
Ipuroe nicht mii0e, ieinen Gbrgei3 bar
Elm 5u leBen, ibr itoen Wunldl gu srs
fiilen, nod sbs er ausseIproHen mar
Ob3pdr i6n feline dusgeoebnte Yrdris
~ er mar 9lrSt r. Tag tno Radt IN
Qlnlprub nabm 6dtts Ell rod immer
3eit fir iic, unO 70 mahte es iiA pis
BON itIbit OdB 0as 8tpuBtItin, ibm
OaS S06Ite duf ser Nelt 81 itil, inn
mer mebr uno mebr 8sFb BON Der
tleinen 5rau er9riff.
9as bobite ouf Der ggelt, liz.
benspiirOise QbraI, aug Dem roIaiar
lbsncn 2eritou ser 2iebe, ipa6r nur in
glugenblid bes lleberl1pGnss, folid5
lunb perlogen Dor Dem @cIeBe Der Der
Inunft, Der bartsn gBirtlihtcit oes Ss=
benSl
90 oaHte 6rou 20tbe, ipd9renO tie
in bic fable DGmmerung Dcs trii6en
6er6Iitdges bindrsblidte, unO Der bitts
re @einmad Der Gnttdui9ung ibr orf
bic 3unge. gNore ich i9m ods 9oHftt
auT Der gBelt duh nur lemdls gefpelen
10 piiroe er niHt 10 banoeln."
pGr" ndnillrb Dr. QBsrnsr Srud,
befon0 Iid 5llr 3eit ais ieiner jlngen,
Id9Dncn 6rau oieIsr glusruf cntiHliipf-
te I'M Abt5eil zines Wlilitdr3uges, Der
ibn sur @ren5e bringen lollte, ND er
eincm Gtappsnla5drett 3ugetbeilt nor
ben mar. Or. 8rud mar ME Soloat
gelpelen, battle li4 ieood freipiais fiir
ben dr3tlIrpcn SanItatsolenlt gemeloet
uno mar nad)oem er elnige Wonen
battle porten muhen on9enomm,n
poroen @ben oas mar es. mas iqm
6rau Hot9e oerar9te
ngsenn 9u oasu oerptlto7tet iparsit,
penn Du muBtelt" bate lie aela9t,
plpur0e tb, 70 id1per es mir dl9 on-
lame, tenn 9Bort odge9en agen uu9
es It'll auf mic9 ne9men. SAB pilroe
oentsn Du bllebeit bel mir, ipsnn 9u
iDnnielt, ooer Oh 9e9it, loeIl Su muBt.
Ou muBt a6er ni9t! Sem N'enl9 una
tern 9sleB lam Sld) Spln9en, 1ldl
" @etabr gu be9eoen UNI MID au per-
lanen- 2roBoem tbuit 9u es. 8in i9
Dir ben gar nt1ts mebrg"
pa battle sr erptoert, IN leinsr let
sn, gutisen Art, es 9sbe teinsn
3lpona, ptr ltarter lei dls bic tootsn
tonne er niat anoers Danpsln. Nenn
oas Sat,rldno rute, mliBten ale am
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
y nImort

Qebrer 6ritden meul On
ann eni Wlann wdrit luo Gdttcit orcl'
tolhen0 E1aler, GlIm0dtclt Sir
aber Qcrn Gin Soais faiiIen pclbcS
scbntaiienO S6aler foltet mas
6roudii Oh 0a noh2
SriB vGine rcide 6roiL"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
llnter Gfrpmertl

.gpas ma6l Der gie iebt 6eiiductg
fiir u ansis.ites Geiidli2"
DIR iiebt iiA nab gIrbeii I'M, unD
Oa iirH.,i CT inWer, er trisgt lpslae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27
pas 6S6ae anf Der 2Sert.

stisss BON auO. s4por8toPf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-27

Iie Gage pergingen. Dr. 9ru6 Der
banO uuo opsrirts, ais bate er 3eit
l,inss 2s6sns ni1ts on0eres 9etbon,
pom friiben Wloreen bis in Die lpdte
glaHt 6iusin ieine @,rpunosten II
Der gum 2o5orstt umgepan0elienS6u
{, oes tlsinen fron50iiden @rsn3ns
ties, mdbr,nO 6rou adtbe ni4t atf
9ortt, Iih I'M ibu 5u 9drmen uNO gu
The evening world., 1914-01-13

aroppsa b. 1era Rossrsssa b uasusssss-
fW speculation.
All The morning I've deputy shsrlRs
iounssd On plush ssttss In the Hotel
Aberdeen lobby. bss the deoese an no.
put u a. appsaraaoA whsa reached
b tsaephons ~ a. DvsaiAs WesA r.
portes he sail:
II DO not know where my wire y.
know nothing wAAtsvse abeat thu AFFAIR.
J must refer you for AM furshsr details
to her attorney. Robert AcKsnnA Of
No. Iii Broadway"
According to the brokers. Mrs. Rob-
ertsos went into hiding after che had
told her brokers to sell $500 shafss Of
Union Pacific short. declaring that she
had . private tip from Washington
that the market was due 10 break But
the break didn't sventuats. and Mr..
Robertson's stocks we're sold si1 points
below the market price.
Afndavits made before Justies Guy
set forth that private detectives have
been looking for Mrs.. Robertson. but
that they had not bsel able 70 Aud
her. The attachment was therefore
granted. DR.. Robsrtson. whe hes an
once at No. N West rhirty.esuPth
s,rsst. says he dossn't knew vAses bis
| wife 10.
The missing Mn. Robertson b the
doctors second wife. She married him
about two years ~. His Art wife
was Miss Elsie Jones Of Birmingham,
Ala. At the time Of the Ming q the
rst Mrs. Roberts9n's divorce suit much
comment was caused among the doc.
tore friends By the fact that although
he was being \susd he still continued
to live with Mrs. Robertson ct No. Z
West ssvsnty-fourth strsst. Mn. ROB.
ertson at that time also decided 10 hss
husband her country place In Bath
County. Va. estimated to b worth $780,.
900.
The complaint against the second
Mrs. Robertson sets forth that the
brokers rendered Mrs. Robertson an 90.
count on Dec. last which showed
that she OWED them es7.oS7 Aftss
that time che directed them 70 sell the
Union Pacific stock short. IN carry.
Ing out these instructions sho became
further indebted to the firm for the
total sum Of es3.Sos.
Albert NJ w,ttsobsrs. . msaSse Of
H. Content q Co. said that they had
heard nothing from Mrs. Robertson
since Dee -. whom she wirSd - fol.
lows:
This turn IN the market doss MOI
bother me at all. Stocks viii surely 6,
much lower. % continue to ksao N!
account good under our special asrss
ment Kindest wishes 70 all tor
Merry Xmas. Expect to return eooa."
DR.. Robertson V alleged . have toll,
william r. Anderson. employed BY tn
brokerage nrm. that his wife had lei
homo after . quarrel with him and tia
, he had no idea where she was. On Dee
Is he went 10 Or. Robsrtson's once
] Mrs. Robertson was there. but he va
not allowed 70 talk to her. - she ~
"too nervous"
The evening world., 1914-01-13

Ths lAy q the slim woman's triumph
has asrlveA. "Ths thinnsr ens y to
more Stylish" say the dressmaksra
This would have bees cad news for the
fat woman . year ago. She would have
had to try Dieting or exercise. Nova
dsys. hevsvsr. the woman who 10 too fat
Ter the style goss to . druggist and gets
Q eass 81 Aarmoia Prsscriptiea Tablets,
eos q wAich she takss sftsr each meal
sad at bsdums. and - reduces hss -.
psrfiuous fiSSA quickly.
These soeleta. being 0aAo IN aeoor0anoo
With the famous prescription. are per.
feeelv hafnies. and thsy Are. sise. the
nSN economical preparation . person can
ouy, ~ oAs1 Get only - cents Q large
saSA sae Of which y frequently enough
- seost . Oseson losing tat at the rate Of
- y - susees . day. Pretty nearly
svesy asu6giss keeps this ssoist ~ stock,
bus GAeuid yosfs b sold cut you can
Sas1ly obtain Q case ~ sending 70 the
nAhorA ~ AAsnoia conoAay. Farmer
Dulllias. DseFet. Ateh-
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Loss OF $4,000
| FAILED TO WORRY
!. WIFE OF DOCTOR
Wired Brokers to That Effect
and Wanted to Stay in
the Market.

Process servers are trying to-day to
ana some trace Of MIRA Sarah c. Rob.
srtson. the wife Of Or. Joseph Archibald
Robertson. visiting surgeon at the Poly.
clinic Hospital who lives At the Hotel
Aberdeen. No. II West Thirty -sscond
street. The search 10 being made 70 %.
cure service in IN attachment obtained
against Ma Robertson By Il. Content
q Co.. . Stock Exchange Arm Of
brokers. for sss.soa.0o said TO have been
The evening world., 1914-01-13
FALLS ON SUBWAY TRACK.

John Pfusgsr Of No. 3N mast One
Hundred and rfty-thIrd street had an
soispuo ht To-Day ana tell from the
platform onto the tracks At the One
Hundred asd Fesy-ninth street subway
station. From around the curve on
whi0A 60 enter the station came the
rumble Of IN approaching train. and
SPECIAL Policeman Mcbride Jumped to
Ne tracks and rushed up 10 the curve
shouting and waving his arms. while
women on the platform screamed In q
panta
He haoesd the train h time to save
PnugUe, whom Two men we're assist
The evening world., 1914-01-13

ing to the platform. Or. n. N. Kahn
Of Mount sinai Hospital was there.
and after an examination OF the man
he advised that an ambulance be
called. lie had been cut and bruised
by his fall to the tracks DR.. Jordan
tok Pfiuger to lincoln Hospital
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Bloomingdales' Pure Groceries
Unusual Values for This Week

Oar re s,ssss Olive oo-1ztss ,ssss
~: 10. h:i.d dil-:;d:,;:..::li' :. S
oa: '5 Si.sS '' ci..i.. i.:i.i:..i:,i s:.. p
Our Isc Table Rsis,as-ciusssrs, :ip'
Hs!:ss t's:i..; lI.l:,.::.f:;sii.r:... III.
remssoss-Ei...h.ic. 10; :.,i: dine: No s.
,n,;i.S Ss.l,si:IS;;f;:r, "a: i.inaa a3ss
L!si:Is EIiis Zine: n.' 10. -. ::..E
,..:. s s"iis : :sr:o 's Ii: i,n::s E
ni.s ' ssS k siis 1't s.s y iS...ys
S.S i%esr,s1S ssi:d roi ator.-s is. An
o Sliced Pssehes-D Delicious: anal
r,n.:, G;scs jaiee-Aboai hair eryss |:
u!hi,r.s u.2s ~ pp "rtr,.ns,,,,a',.a:,. SO
breakfast Coca Purest; extra fine; T
rhIliio:' Iiisc:,lSl. Ce:c:-csn.......3cc
lean Msnt.itsiyes; per ID ...... rs
t''srrt M~st-whols; per ID. ..... .IUs
The evening world., 1914-01-13
40" FOR "i0" By 40"

Ten great authors will supply
ten great novels in ten weeks to
readers of the Evening World. Be-
gins Monday. Jan. 10. A complete
novel each week. Order from news
dealer NOW.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Wonderful Nine Cent Sale

Y, Y, State Cesn. can.
htrlnv Brsas. best. can
huccOts~h. best. can.
s,,unish Nd 1'rpsS~es. can
Squash o. pump.in. can.
NJ. Il n .dnrS Brans. can.
WS~d ' EetAb lrs, can.
liSMrf. pure, Go,tls.
Potash. pure, ! lAns.
CAiSsss. per bottle
speed an. LOyies. bottle.
tern ttsTCh. 2 pkkS..
[ tdrv Vinegar. dig bottle.
nislsOnkn. bis bottle.
l"neScd lerrins. can.
Ok ~ snd Tomato, can.
- LIMOS. very ne. per caa
,s.sss s,l,,.:.s sss'
The evening world., 1914-01-13

kaueSkrsnt. best. can.
GrSsed teOpes. While - Ulssh.
Mustard. beet. osrmsa ssyls. lasss
bottle.
Table nussr svvwp. bSstis.
MIses re, sxceilent, ~ y ~.
Pure Frat Jeili-s. al kinds.
tumblsr.
Chow Chow. bottle. Fl
EAdy's wssce.tes-hlrs asses. bot. /,
Cream Of Tartar. y ID.
nklns hSda. lbs,
Hras. very line. per can.
ye9ate CstssD. extra tae. boetis.
tsssA ss...ns :f Cusreses OkS..
46fisa olive. Ssisis.
lre. ilih - ~ q :. !. =,
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Send for Our Latest
illustrated CataIOaue

containing photographs. de-
scriptions, prices and terms of
our distinctly new and beaut-
full 1914" styles Of Pianos and
Player Pianos. Piano Sales
rooms, third floor.
The evening world., 1914-01-13
Exchsnqe Your Cd Plano

for O beautiful new Walters
Piano or PLAYER Piano. We
win make you a liberal allow
ance and let you pay the bal
ance at the rate of 81 per week
on q Piano and So per week on
a Player Piano.
Upon request a representa-
tive will call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25
Clash Of AUTHORITY
BETWEEN THE courts
\ NllJ'ABI.E OIL LEASE IN IIIAiD-
Ton Oh. FIELDS ~ NT
STAKE

N'ALESTLE, FEB. PA clash Of
authority between the probate courts
OF pittsburg and Carter counties and
title 10 one of the most valuable oil
leases in the Icaldton field viii have
to be- settled 10y the superintendent Of
Tie Union agency at Muskogoe, or pos
sihlv by the secretary OF interior him
self. rs result Of "a contest which
came to crisis when Jake l.. HamoU.
builder of the new Ringing railroad
cut of Ardm,re, induced Norris cor
rey. a SNAKE" Indian OF the CuoctdW
tribe. - remove his residence from
Savanna, this countw. To Ardmorc,
and. tire following day. obtained ap-
pioNl for i,lsc on a thirty-acre tract
i'm 32-3-3. owned by Camey's nine
ycar-old son. Albert Carney
Tho carney allotment has been in
the putsburg probate court since
statehood but ils Naluc as an OIL lease
ras been considered only during the
ra.t eighteen months or two years
County Judge B. r. Hammond has
refused approval for several app!ica-
Uuus for lease. and. when he decided
Chat the former guardian. W. Il. Nc
hurD WAS NOT properly protecting
the rights OF he minor. sustained
charges ot Latham and Tucker at
uruc,a f,r the Choct1w Indians and
t-ml ID AllIHrTY. In order that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

FREE AMERICAN BEAUTY
ROSES al the EMPRESS TO-
DAY 10 every Indy attending
matinee at 2:30. Any seat i0c.
/. . . . o . o . . Q {. cY0 . (. {

there might be no mistake about the
tanning Of a new guardian. he then set
Monday February !, as the date OF
appointment.
On Sunday, February -. Norris
Carney, his wife, little daughter and
albert Carney took up a rcsidece in
Ardmore and, ON the following day,
The same on which guardian was to
be appointed at McAlostcr. Hammond
rresented the matter To Judge Free
nan at Ardmorc, got G. L. Fraley Of
Ardmore named guardian, and obtain
Cd a lease On the thirty acre tract
on agreement 10 pay $1,5G0 bonus and
$1,000 in oil.
judge Hammond appointed r. +.
Brewer. cashier Of the First Nation
al bank of McAltster, as the boys
guardian and set Tuesday. February
20, as the date when the lease will be
offered for sale, at public auction lie
Err been offered $4,000 bonus and an
eighth Of oil from all wells which be-
come producers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

LONDON. I.h 24-Thc nriish
.Ur.-u office To-day received a COM
mnr.0aton fr0m the state depart
mgu' at Washington making sugrcs-
hnns fer the appointment of an in
iHrnaiDnal committee to draw up
thc program for the third peace con-
ference at Tile Hague 10 is under
stood that the proposal is certain OF
the most sympathetic support of Sir
Edward Grey. the British foreign
s..uItnrA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

police to the various mining centers to
protect the pits. but no disorder has
been reported.
The strike is protest against the
elimination by the senate Of several
clauses of the underground workers
pension bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25
ANOTHER MINERS sTRIKE soon.
GOfcrnmcnt Has sent Troops and Po-
lice 10 Scene of strike.

PARIS. Feb. PA large number
Of coal miners at -. Eticnne ceased
work today and others have announc-
ed their intention Of following suit in
the course of the wocek. Some of the
mines are only partially affected. but
at others the strike is complete.
The government has sent troops and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25
Mitchell Favors Female Suffrage.

Mayorelect. Mitchell Of New York
is in favor Of women suffrage. and 1t
is in most likely that he will appoint
several women TO important positions
in the city departments Of Gotham.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

Springs saturday and will remain
here, some time for the benefit Of his
health. He expects TO make his home
here for several months undcr charge
Of his physicians.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25
CONGRESSMAN ilING
Georgia Congressman Under Care of
Physicians At Colorado Springs.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Feb.
2i-Congressman Charles II. Crisp.
of Georgia, arrived in Colorado
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

General villa had botcr watch out
The most time he makes seiye out of
Il Hrtsh subject We shall be put TO
the pain Of shipping him ou the wrist
OllphouJu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25
PoUuCiL ANNOUNCEMENTS

announce myself a candidate for
reelection to the position Of city audi
tor Sub % tu tlc Democratic primar-
jose . ..k -..r support on my record
40 t.is office.
T.. B CLINE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

somcbody started a Jerry iiou,in FOR
Senator clsb iu wichita hnuslf.
Must be uNug 60 kld Victor Murdock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

/ announce myself candidate
for reelection as mayor Of TULSA. sub
ject to the democratic primaries. -
Frank VI. Wooden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

We wonder what the shade ~ the
Father of his Country THOUGHT of that
Platform that the Kansas Dcuoerats
adopted i'm Topeka ON his birthday. It
even covered moro ground Mud said
esq than tho Republican conyon-
Con hold in Tulsa recently.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

Unclaimed Suits at the Lee Levering
Tailors. West Srd Street-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

announce myself as candidate
for Commissioner No /. subject to the
democratic primaries.-W. 4. Han
cock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

As soon as the papers quit ad>cr-
tising the tango it WILL Hike q long
limo Of forgotten iads drop into the
limbo uf oblivion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

II officials OF the department Of
Justice, now invcstigltms the electric
trust do not watch ont they may get
IL shock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

piy the poor Eueu-h lords, Who
can't oven attend wedding without
taking Il chance on being horscWhlp-
ped by 20 snfllasrtto.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-25

announce myself n candidate for
commissioner in District. No. .. sub
iect TO the democratic primaries. -
Thomas j. Dunn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-11

New Chinsse.l Literary WorklCon.
tains a Million Pages

Imagine single literary work tho
volumes of which, If laid on top of ono
another, would make a pile $50 feet
high. A pile two-thirds as tall as tho
famous Woolworth building i'm Nev
York. this means, and higher bv AZ
feet than the top OF Saint Paul's cathe.
dral.
Such "A literary work exists. or did
until a few years back, when a largo
part of it was destroyed by fire. I'm tho
shape Of the Yung Lo TIA Tien or Great
Encyclopedia of China, which com
prised 22,S17 separate sections bound
up into 1000 volumes and, which
ranked easily as the greatest literary
undertaking I'm the world
Two volumes Of this wonderful en-
encyclopedia. which their owner Wilfred
Merton picked up in second hand
shop in London. are now on exhibition
at the London library in Saint James
square, where / examined them. They
are sections 1866 and 1886, respec-
lively, of the colossal work, and deal
chiefly with the subject OF bamboo.
They have been rebound for their
present owner by the Eadburgha bind
cry of Broadway, Worcestershire. the
picturesque little village which is the
English home of Mary Anderson.
over 1000 scholars took part in the,
compilation of the Great Dictionary Of
Young Lo. as it is known in China,
which originally comprised 9l7,iSO
pages ond $3.50, 49,, 900 characters. The
volumes of ii were each half an inch
i'm thickness, and il is Prof. Herbert
Coles who estimates that the 900 Of
them, IL laid Hat. one upon another,
would have reached a height OF $50
feet. or 46 feet higher than Saint
Paul's. But whether any one ever tried
the experiment of stacking them up
thus, the professor fails To tell us.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-11
CUBS ROLL FINE SCORE.
Total Of 2,7SS Exceeds That Made by
Mitehells in Tourney

The fiveman bowling records of the
Cubs alleys, the record of Use made
by the Mitchells of Hancock i'm tn
recent upper peninsula bowling tour
nament, was cXcelled by the cuts
team in a match with the Sperry and
Hutchinson five last evening. The
Cubs rolled the splendid total of 2.7NS.
winning all three games from the Sper-
ry IL Hutchinson live. The Cubs team.
which has been recognized recently.
now looks like one Of the strongest IN
the upper peninsula and it IL certain
TO give some of the other aggrcea
tions stiff competition in matches. Tn.
team is entered i'm the tournament IA
he conducted on the Kettcnbei ALLEYS
at Lake Linden the last of the month
The scores last evening are as fol-
lows:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-11
UNITED VERGE EXTENSION

According to private advics have Just
this property, the shaft feet and at present Il
somp is being preparatory cutting station this
point Just this work completed, which should
be within ten days, Prosecuting will be started.
Al the present the formation bottom Of the shaft
IS schist.
There was considerable activity these the pas.
week with advance This price compares will.
soc short time There no denying the fact as
we have previously mentioned letters United Yer
lie Extension has great speculative possibilities
This company capitalized 100000 shares Of a par
value Of fifty cents share and the assessab
TIL" Douglas syndicate financing property and have
agreed to take OF 10000 shares at
the rate Of fifty additional funds are
needed TO carry development When the Douglas
syndcat" has exercised its option, viii lee 100000
shares outstanding, 100000 shares i'm the treasury
which would be available further finance the property if
additional funds found necessary.
The main working shaft United Verde is only a
distance of $500 feet from Extension shaft and while
fault is known exist between these two shafts it is
quito reasonable expcc. the ycrd. Extension VIII
open up ore bodies similar those that made CIrs Unit
Cd Verde famous.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-04-11
THE PRODUCERS STATEMENT

The decrease in the hand" of i27625SS pounds was
good expected that the fell Hat and es-
peciay marketwise
Producers showed record breaking pro-
and the highest figures recorded FOR cop
peI exports surplus April ist 6A5IsSls Last
the production 456jl9S2 pounds exports were
S9.56el66 and domestic consumption 69S52,S4O.
interesting features of this report is tho
increase OF ever 100000 domestic consumption
compared liza the previous month.
This foreign demand for copper the backbone Of the
metal market stated bs of the big SELL
ing copper being shipped abroad is act
ualy going into consumption bat this is hard to realize
when il considered other trade conditions in foreisp
age anything but satisfactory. Steel conditions
abroad unsettled they in this country and
price have been made by Scotch Steel plate
manufacturers that extremely low.
sales Of copper made l4a cents but the
demand the past Few days has been to expecta
tons According to strong position this
comnadlyy should of the FIRST be affected II
favorable decision rendered regards freight
orcascs asked for