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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25

errand is of private nature abhor
mystery and secrecy-hut It is not
mine"
u don't want to Iutrude." he hest.
tated She flashed q sly look at him
Little good it does me to object %
she said-"Here's Jessie"
A stateroom door opened to disclose
a girl who, II she was not SO beautiful
IS Della, Tom was obliged 10 admit
that she came very near being so.
Hers was a contrasting type. black
hair anu eyes. but a clear complexion.
and she was As tastefuuy and becom-
ingly gowued, though In ughr gray. As
the other girl
She acknowledged Toms introduc-
ton so absently that he received the
impression that her mind was set upon
something efar OF and that she was
nercely impatient Of the Intervening
distance. She seemed to move in a
sort ST stony despair that would crush
her down presently if slra could not
find relief
And on the way over to tha landing.
and up to the Claremeat whose garaee
supplied them with an automobile. she
uttered 40 WORD and remained indif
ferent 10 her surroundings
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25

and the length rs feet. The weight
of the machine complete with electri-
cal equipment is SOC. 900 pounds. or 400
tons.--American Machinist-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25
made In ENGLAND"

Orders are frequently sent to Brit
ish and French label makers for labels
bearing fancy descriptions. constitut-
ing a false description of origin, for
the South American trade. These
makers are requested to execute or
ders for labels bearing such indica-
tons as Smith. Regent street; Brown,
Piccadilly; Gabrielle or Suzanne. Rue
de la Paix Paris. when there is every
reason 10 believe that the goods to
which the labels are destined are
neither English in the one case nor
French In the other
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25
Why Shouldn't He Worry?

Tucker-"Why do 1 look so trou-
bled? Well, last night l dreamed I
died and was buried, Parker. and I
saw the tombstone at the head Of my
grave" Parker-"Saw your tomb
stone, enc And what of it?" Why.
I'm trying to live up to the epitaph
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25
At No Expense.

"Old Scraggs committed suicide by
filing his room with gas"
That's just like Scraggs. He knew
Re wouldn't have to pay the bill.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25

Nine mines in ten, JLe world over
are richer in the first 1000 i-ot than
in the second, and few are worth opeF
ating below 5000 feet
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-07-25
To Blow In. Probably.

o bTOW IH1 FIODaUIJ'
Mother-What are Richard ana
your father storming about so?
Daughter-Oh, Dicks trying to raise
the wind again.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
9nnnitric.llnterlndlnnn

G6icago, 81, %. Sui. n Ole
@lnoes-G -Gommiiiion fir in0uitrieae
@e5icbungen begonn bier ibre nuf
fitnf Eoee bcredncten &erbmolun-
gen 6ur Grmittellmg ser llrioheu
Scr St0rlrngen in Oen 8e5iebungen
3miihcn 9lrbcit mo &apital lnO Oie
iGnlntlitben W2itglicoer nit g(usnob-
me Der 6rmi s. @oroeu @orrimon
pclde iid in europa olf 9feiien be-
finoet, moren onlpeieno. &or9eloOeu
iinO 20 8euocn oorltnter perl@ic-
oene bcoeliicnoe glr6eiteeber, 5iibrer
BON glrbeiter.llnions, @ertrcter Der
9iiht.llnionIeltte itm0 2cltc Ser g8ii-
icnidoit. 726
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
NlutOrmauu 6ci 3nIammcuitOF ae-
tT0tet.

@&ariettn Ohio, %. Sui.
Gin @lann toot, 5man5ig &erlonen
pcrlett, fiinf oapon l6wcr lit oas 9ie-
Iultot eines 3uldmmeniioBeS 5mcier
GtroBenbd6nmogcn na6c Gowea 8.
Ger 32,id6rige Wiotormnn Chris.
gioe itorb mG6renO Scr lle6eriii6rimg
ms Noipitol 81 @lorietto. Der lln-
ioa .entitano infolge eines Srrt6umS
oeS 0en @crfc6r re9clnoen @eanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

gfem s opeM Conn, %. Suli.
Sn oem 9ro5eiie gegen 6rou 9ei-
fie s. gSofefieIO meaen 8etbeiliguug
an ser @rmoroung ibres @atten
g8iaiom 3. @ofefielO in oen Gbes
i6ire @ooOs om 9. SSllni d. IS. muroe
qeltern ser SitrD cine genuue 9e-
idreibung ser &erlebungen gegeben,
ourd meIde scr 500 oes llngliid-
liden ber6eigefiibrt moroen lit. GS
wuroe ferner nohgelpieien OoB in
einem Softer, mel6en Die 9lngeflagte
aus ibrcm Nauic on Dem Gage fort.
gcionot Bat oil mcldem Oie Seiche
ibrcS @otten gefllnOcn wuroc, iib ein
@oor Shubc befonoen, aus Wel6en
oie S6niirbdnoer entfernt paren-
Ger Nfc0i5inalbeanltc Or. Wl. &c.
Sea6oroug6. peltber Die Seftion Der
2cide porocnommen bot befilnOctc,
cab Inn @ofcfielo's Sals Sdubbon-
scr ieit onee5oeen maren uno OoB
ooourh, obgeieben BON Der S1uB'
munoe unO oen Gerlebltngen ourd
ein i6orfes Sie6merf8cug, Der 500
inncrbolb 3ebn Ntiuuten ber6eigc.
fiibrt mcr0en nutBte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
49. Na6rc8-GunOent Ocr S0i6ernianS

91orfoIf. @u., %. Sui. sc.
Itcrn mur0e bier DER 40. SSobres-Goli-
bent Ocs o9(ncient 0r0er Of Si6er-
rions croffnet. Sm Nomen oes Staa-
teS bepillfonmncte Oberit GbomoS
s. 0ouning ais peri0nli6er Sertre
ter Oes @ouperncitrS Stuart oie Scr
lanuelten. sSrou Glen RDon SSollD
BON Sbio, 9lotionol ErGiioentin Der
Gamen @iilfSpereiuigung, ontmor-
tetc I'M Namen ibres GerbonoeS uuo
0totional. Yrdii0cnt Sames s. &egun
BON Qetroit fir oen @eiommt. OrOen.
DonaH imlo cine @refutiO.Sibung
itutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
Q5riedliidIer 0IcIaMbter an0cIamot.

glcm. 9orf, %. Suli. Serr
glgomennon S6liemnnn, ein So5n
ocS 6erii6mten oeuti1en glltert6umS.
ioriders Seinri6 Shliemonu, lit &c,
itcrn nit Dem 9torooclltiAen 2loDo-
SdneIloampfer uaronprin8eiiin Sc.
cilie~ bier eingetroiien, lm iein 9(mt
ais @eIanoter @rie1cnlonO's in
Moibin0ton mi5utreten. Ger neue
@eionote crflGrtc, ooB oie @irrcn
auf Dem gnltm Gin Gn0e geuommcn
6dtten mo oie @er6dItniiie bclo wie.
ocr normale upo ru6igc ieiu wiirOeu.
8ur 6oroering ocs 6ricoens i'm Nlit-
telneeraebiete mcroe Die &erItdrflmg
Der grichii1cn Slotte 0lir1 bic 6ci.
ben bon Onfel Sam gcfnniten
arie0Si6iiic oN1iiiiiiippi~ mo uSSoo.
5o~ cr6eblid beitragcn. Gie qei1dit
lihe 2aac auf 0cm @olfon mo in
europa ici 5uirieoeniieacn0 mo oai.
6(iibcn0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
llnanfric0en mit gI0miniItraIion.

&odeiter, 9&.D, %. Suli.
6. s. &iqneD, Nlitglieo oeS Oemofra'
tiiden Staais.Gomitc'S iiir Oen ~.
GItrift (6eitcbcnO ais Sen Counties
Ontario, @aoue imO 9ates) bat alS
@oitmeiiter bon Goit BLOOMFIELD o6.
geoanft rmO Elm in idarien %orten
ae6olteneS Sdreiben Oil Den @eneral'
@oltmciiter gurleiou gerihtet, porin
er Oiciem porpirit, or babe iib illoDal
gc3cigt gegeu Oie Oemotratiide @or-
tel. inoen CT tiiHtigc @}dmer, Die Der
@ortei louge imO cute Cicnitc gelei-
itet imO oie Iid Inn @olhneilterltcllen
in @enepa, @6elps mo Clifton
Springs 6emor6en, ignorirt imO @eQ.
ner Ger Gartei iiir Die 6etreiienoen
glcmtcr crnannt babe. @enn er me
ter elmer 9lOminiitration, inter lpel-
der gerortiees geidebc, nod ldngcr
oicnen uiirOe, lpiirOe cr iid ielbii un0
Der Eartei Gin idlperes lInrcdt 5u-
fiigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
@ernIcnte ncreinincn iiM.

OenDcr Col, %. Sui. n Ole
Gerihmel5ing Scr yllniteo @linc
&orfcrS Of nglmerica~ nit ser use.
itcrn federation Of W2iuers~ 5lt elmer
ein6iaen organization bon 9ergleu.
ten miro IN ocm gcrift bciiiuportet,
meIdcu Ger Er1iiocnt ser Iettcrcu
Greauiiotion Gbos. $. 0lopcr, in
Scr Siblng oes bier toocnoeu 5mci.
iabrIidcn GonocntS cingerciMt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

rim ion0 scr Gorfidul5c 9efountno.
dungcu ii6er cine eDentltcllc NlobiI-
mabung, oie jeOoh nur fiir Oie linz
tergepaIten ser @lilitdr ge6oroen
beitimmt iinO. Gerortige Mo6ilmo-
dungs 9eie5le ae6en outomotiid
aus.
Ser Shul5e, i'm @lou6en, cs banO-
le li6 nm cine mirfli6e Wlobilma-
hrngs GrOer, IieB iie Ourcb Oen
@emeinOeOiener oerfiinOel inO anl
Sdul5euamt onidlagen. @enige
Stunoen ipdter bate iid] sic woiien-
fdbige Niannidaft 3uiommeneeiim-
Den. Gs trugen iid rii6reuOe 9l6-
idicOS5euen 5u. @}iitter umarmten
i6re S66ne, Die fiir Oas @aterlonO
in sen &rieg 5ie6en poQten, 9rGlite
meinten in Ben 9lrmen i6rer 2ie6-
iteu. Die n@lo6ilmadung" NOR nod
i'm @ange, ais pom 5uitGnoigen Be
5irfs COMMANDO sic 9iadricbt elm
troi, oaB Elm SSrrt6um oorliege. Gie
maiieuid5ige Mannidoit SfarIin's
mar MIR aa5u 6ereit, pieoer o65lrii-
item. $50 c6en nod ionlmerpoa &c.
weint wur0c, iloIeu 5reuOent6rGnen.
Die o9l6riiihlng" mar Elm @erf nm
iueniger Nlinllten. llno 6olO Oarnui
lag gang Sforliu mieOer i'm mo6l.
perOienten tieien S4lummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
SIC @cnIenpeit in gIclu.crIcan8.

g9ew. Orleans, 2a., %. SiIli.
g}od Ser 9efountmahlng oeS aili-
ItirenOen @enerolar5tes lr. ". 6.
9iuder, pclder bier sic 0ioBregelu
sur 9cfGmpiimg ser 9eulenpelt lei
tet, lit ieitoeitcllt worOcn, OoB cine bel
Der @erft au Der Iimaine-StroBe
aeiougeuc Gottc nit ser 9eulcnpclt
iuii5irt mar. 9ics lit Die icdSte ill-
fi5irtc &attc, ipel6e eingeiangeu wor-
Den lit.
8iS gcitcrn purOen felne neuen Gr'
frnnhtuqsidac angemcl0ct imo nit
elmer 9liSna6ne beiinOen Die %aticr.
ten i'm Siolirings-Soipitol iid aui
ocm g8cgc einer rapiOcn 9eiierim9.
Ger 3uitonO ser 10-id6ri0en Selcu
SoeQ miro nod als beOeutlid be-
tradtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
Gieb Wattin ~ So0c 6itngcrn.

&arfcr$burq, g9.-Ga., %.
Sui. Samuel Cunningham ciu
unueit 9eacpiae mo6n6aiter 8armer,
wurOe bier ouf 0ie @ei6uIOigrng oes
@oroeS i'm eriten @raoe in Soit ge-
nommen. Gs liegt ser &eroacbt Dor,
ooB Cunningham ieine Satin 81
&ooe bungern lieB.
Ser SaitbeieDl 9egcn Oen 6armcr
mar aui @rlnO Der @ebauptung er.
wirft worOen, onB er ieinc Satin
9lnn bereits 5m0lf Gage Dor i6rcm
am lebten 6rcitag eriolaten Iooe
obnc 9ta6ring aelaIen babe @rei
@oAen borber ioa er einen Sarg be-
idafit un0 Dor etma elmer &o6e nit
Ocm 9lniwcricu eiucS @rabes begon'
men bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23


Sem yorf %. Slli. Sier
lit gcItern Or. 2ouis @eDlan0, ser
G6rcnpr1iiocnt ser &ereinigten San.
ger bon ylem-gorf, nad lanocm Gel.
oen aus Dem Seben geihieOen. Niit
i6m ibeioet elm Nlann Dem 0as
GeutI6t6um Der Staot 9lep.Dorf, ia
oes Sonoes, 81 aroBem 9onf per-
pflidtet lit.
SouiS @eplanO mur0c am 26. Wlai
1916 in 1ormitoot ais Sobn OeS
Stabsor3tes Or. sSobonncS @eplano
aeboren. SIN GR6r5 1872 lieB er iih
in 9}ep.Dorf nieOer, Oas ieine 5meite
Seimot6 gemoroen lit. 9lls tiidtiaer
mo pielgeiu6ter 9lr5t bat cr iein
g9iiien uno &onnen in ocn 0ienit Der
leioenoen Mcni6beit geiteat lmo fait
bier Oeceunien binOurd oie @raris
ousgeiibt.
gle6cn Ger gIisiiblng ieincs Beru'
les lag ibm om meiiten om Ser6cu
Die 6oroerung oelltider 8eiirebim.
gen in criter Sinic Ocs Oeltti1en
Sdngcrrpciens. Gum eriten 0loie
mnrOe iep 9iamc in peiteiten areiien
6efonnt, ais CT in oen S0er Sobren
Die yllnion for 9iia6tS~ cine gegen
Yro6i6ition acridtetc Gcrcinigung,
griinoete. SSm Sabre 1894 murOe er
@icc-4 4rGiiocnt scr @ercinigtcn San.
ger, an oeren Spite CT ipdter ais
9SrGiiOcnt trot, cine Stclllng, sic er
bis 1902 geiuiiicn6oft ousiiillte. 9nS
groBtc oIler Gbutngen einpiano er
ieinc &obl sum &oriibenocn Der Or.
ganiiotion bon nabc5u 100 0elitiheu
@crcinen Die einen piiroigen Gm.
pioug Oesgrin5en @einrid BON @reu.
Ben i'm 9oririi6ling 1902 borbercitete
iui0 0ur6fiIbrtc.
Or @eplono miro bon icincr God,
ter Srou Minnie grofnann @ottin
ocS Scrrn Scr0inonO YrofmonL
ii6crle6t. Tic Erauericicr finoct
morocn 9lbcno s ll6r in Ocr Nlo5art-
Souc, 9lr. 32S, Sit sc. StroBc, itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

perneur BON a6ortm aemodt wur
oe.
&eines Geutid in Ser
Q dmei5.
Bern Sdpei5, %. Sill. ~ Gie
SberpoItoireftion ser Sdmei5 bat cl.
ne @erfiisuug erlaiieu ser 5uioIac in
alien 9e5irteu in Oenen Geutid Oie
9lmtsiprade it, oQe 6remoworter
aus oem poitoliihcn @erfe6r ausge-
mer5t perOen iollcu. SSn alien 9c.
fauntmoduugeu Der Goit6e60rOe in
ser oeutiden Sduei5 miro in gu.
funft mr. oas reinite Geutid inter
6ortloiiung oler 6remomorter ongc.
manot meroen.
aoufmGnniider 9erotber
fiir G6ino.
@efing, %. Suli. Cine aus
Cr. gilbert u. Snotp0en, GobiO 90.
@arrp uuo Syo6n airbp ir., beIte6eu-
Sc delegation ser amerifoniidenglo.
tionol 9lIiociotiou OF @lanuiocturers
lit gqlegcntliH i6reS @eiu6s in &e,
fling bon Scr dineiiiden Negierung
eriudt moroen eiuen foufmdnniiden
@erot6er fiir Tie 81 crnenuen. Sic
delegation, Oia ans 9hiitrolien nod
G6ina fam lit beute oou bier ua1
Sopan a6gereiit
giun mirtlid untermegs.
Salmoutb, Gnglono, %. sSuli.
~ Cir 16omos 2iptons &euu.DoHt
DS6omrod A" lit geitern uuter ciae.
nem Segel imO BON Der Gompipadt
Grin" begIeitet, nod oen @ereinig.
ten Stooteu a6geia6ren. Die Sdii.
ie weroen mabrideinlih Die 9I5oren
nnlailfen.
9rupp @erteir 6 bina
gepIant.
2ou0on 22. Sui. @ie Der
6ieiigeu nGoilp N1ail~ aus S6ong.
6oi aemeloet miro, 6ea6iidtigt oie
6irmo arupp nit cinem 9luipouo
BON 25,0OO0OO Marf cine groBe @e.
ibiit. imo @aiieniabrif in Der 9id6e
BON Yefing 5lI crri1ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
MarimcIOlOat in |cra Grm5 ertrnmfcm

Us q J Il1N I Q n 2. ,5llIl. V9cs
neral 6niion beri6tet Oem Gricgs-
Geportemcnt ans Gcra Gru3, oab
BORT bei'm Baden in 3olgc eines un-
glidlhen 3nioaS Der @1ariueioloot
So6n @cCcrmott aus 9}cu No0cIL
Conn, crtrmfcu it, Seine nadite
@cuuonoie lit cine in 9lcp SoOcu
mo6u6aite Shmeitcr. SRI. 9lcaic @lc-
Ecrmott
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
gOm NrIOIaacr bed ugguI6iaa.0liiIern

Gerre Saute, SnO., %. SSilli.
Seute iano Oos &reis-Grcer5crer
scr uniiormirteu D@ut6ios.9litter" I'M
Camp 9lrt6ir 8. Sto66art itott Die
Ereiie i'm @eiammtpert6e BON $4,000
ba6eu oieies Sobr cine bcionoerS
groBe 9ln5a6l ser idueioiaiien Gom-
pognieu berange3o0eL untcr i6ncn
0ie ais cine Der allerOorue6mIten i'm
9anoe an0cie6eHc @ai6ingtob 2. g..
Gompoguic. 9fif Dem &roaromm
itonO aeiieu ouN einc @aiicriobrt
nad Dem olten Sort Sorriion wclcbe
sic @ut6ias- Sdpeiieru fir weibli6c
9eiuc6cr arrougirt batien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
lranfls @crthei6iaer nnermiI6lidl.

9ltlanta, @a., %. SSuli. II Oie
&ert6eioiaer oeS meqcn scr @rnor-
Oimg scr @}arp @6agon gum Gooe
Oerllrtbeilten @r5bfIoirerS SEQ 90.
Sranf mo6tcn aeiteruT iii ser Su-
premc Court aelteno, DAB sic SlrD
gegen Oen 9lngeflogten ooreingeuom.
men 9clueien iei lnO Die 9luiregung
ii6er oen Saa biel 5u ieiner &erlr.
tbeilng beiaetrasenbobe.
Gns @eiud5 'iIm eihen neuen Gro.
5cB pirOe befauntlic6 ibon irii6er
oeupcigert, Oa 0os auaebli6e neue
9eueismatcrial 81 @iniieu Oes Pm
qeflaateu iid ais ungeniigenO erwies.
Ole g(npGltc wo0en ieBt periuGer
cine 9luf6e6lng Oes Gcroittes inter
Der 9egriinolmg our65uieben, oaB
6ranf ii6 nidt I'M @eriAt beian0,
ais OalieIbe oerfiinoet mir0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

6alten. Ger Nlogiitrot ber6ot ibm
Oas icOod fllrGucg nit Der Grfld-
RING ooB nOerartige @eroniioltun-
gen. ni6t ge0uloet miirOen ino auf
Dem Sobeuitein ni6t agitirt weroeu
oiirfe.
Suioren Deriinfen in j lie
them.
9llS cine S1moOron Oes Suioren-
9legiments 9lr. 70 6ei 4otten3iut i6er
Die NOer iebtc geriet6en bier SolOn-
ten nit i6ren @ferOen in elm tiefes
God lmO Oerioufen Gem @ice.@abt-
meiiier b. &ornad, eineni So6ne Oes
6erii5mteu @roiciiors Or. 9loolf BON
Sornad, gelang es, Orei ser Grtriu-
fenOen 81 retten o6er ser Dierte
fonnte nur ais Seide aafgeiiidt wer-
ben
S6otli6er auto llnfaGl.
Gin gluto llnfaQ, ser Elm N1en-
ibenIeben gum Spier geforoert bat,
ereignete iid Del @iesbaOen. 9huf ser
G6aliiee in Ser gld6e Oes SogoiAloi-
les @latte iaiite Elm Motorpogcu ei-
nen iteilen 9l66ong 6inltnter nm
idlieBliA gegeu eineu Baum 81 ren-
nel inO 81 5eri9elen. Giner Der
Sniaiicn ser Sotel6eiiber 2an5ia
bon &iep, puroe auf ser SteQe ge.
toOtet unO ciner ieiner 9cgleiter err
litt Gerlebrngcn, Oenen er mabr-
ideinlid erliegen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
NGmpfc in Sniti.

Gop Soptien %. Suli.-Sn
sen Orfdaften 2imonaoe iuo 0uor-
tier @lorin limo felt acIicru bfltiae
&Gmpie 5miiben ben bonn Fr6iioen-
ten SreItes 3anor befcbligten 9eaie.
ringstrippen imo Ge6eIlen im@anac
Der 9luSgoua Der &dmpie war I'M
Die WiittaaSihnoc nod nihi porms,
olie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

4anc fit'S Qlnsiano beiorGt q. Maine. 4i3
ritVallmote SiFahc, unbe 0niiom NDnle Nue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

OH IulII9es Wcgellltlldl Dos Der
@lilitdr 9c6or0e ireilih nicbt angc.
ne5m it, ercianete iid in SforIiu,
einem Gorfe i'm weiipreuBiidcn 9ie
aierungs 9e5irf Dlorieuperoer. Ger
Oortigc SrtsOoriic6er crbro6 alis
&crie6en cine 9rieiienolmg sic ci-
aentlib fir NosnloTfp3uitGnOige 9c
3irfs Gomer Aiionetbcnmt mar. Ga.
n,on> llnun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23
Gt(pannt.
SGric OurtD &ricgss
alarm.
@ingreiFem in
Gerbicms sSraSc befiIrNtet.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-23

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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-09-12
STRIKE IS MADE
NEAR TONOPAA
TWENTY LESSEES AND MINERS
ARE ALREADY WORKING
THERE

The gold camp in North TOnOpah
is growing steadily, and every morn
ing a line of buckets may be seen
climbing the hill over in the direc-
ton of the laundry, says the Tono-
pah Bonanza. There are twenty
men employed or leasing there, and
all are making better than wages,
although about one-half the num-
Der are regularly employed. Three
autos leave town every morning
from in front of the Tonopah Grill,
thus making prospecting in the new
district very convenient, with all the
comforts of city life. The location
is exactly five miles by road, or three
miles in an air line, and the location
is about 400 feet higher than Tono-
pah, as it stands 12O reet above the
water company's reservoir.
The system of leasing Is very ia
vorable. The royalty of IS per cent
with the stipulation that the leasers
maintain fifty shifts a month. This
form was drawn up by Harry McNa-
mara and has been adhered to by
the owners of the original location.
Among those interested are Mike
Plamenaz, Harry Mcnamara and O.
D~augherty, Harry and Charles Ep-
slime. c. X. Jarvis. Tally and Ship
away, Gingles and Ellis, Jack May,
Tom Lynch and Paddy McGinnis.
Good chloriders can make good mon
ey by sorting the broken stuff on
canvas, and some or the boys who
have been out of work are taking
hold with a will. The walls are as
clear cut and sharply defined as any
man could wish, and the values are
found in a talcy matriX that is easily
broken down. The Jarvis lease is
pushing the work Of sinking, and
the shaft is now down IS feet. 1t is
the district or to make any predic-
lions as it is all surface work, but
those who are engaged are perfectly
satisfied with their earnings, and
those who are backing the leasers be-
lieve there is more than a fighting
chance for developing a gold mine
or two.
The first location was made by A..
H. S%hipaway on the 18th of July,
and Shipaway had given up some
other locations he made the previ-
Gus spring some distance north of
the present strike. The country has
been located and relocated numerous
times during the past ten years, but
no work was done to hold the claims.
so there cannot be any dispute about
the rights of the present l%ocators.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-09-12
LOOKING
BETTER THAN EVER
TIME IN THE CAMPS
HISTORY

Frank R. O'Leary, the National
mining engineer, is in Winnemucca,
says the Humboldt Star. AS usual,
he brings the experts knowledge and
understanding of the rich north
Humboldt camp. Mr.. O'Leary, who
is in close touch with all develop
ments in the district, pronounces Ma
tional a better showing today than
ever.
"The National mine" he said, els
and enlarging it's reduction plant
and sinking a double compartment
shaft on the recent rich new strike
of high grade on the northerly and
southerly vein.
"The production of high grade
ore and bullion is as heavy as at
any time in the history of the camp;
then, too. the mine has a large ex-
posed body of high grade silver ore
more values in silver than gold.
For the past three months the mill
has been running night and day on
this r The concentrates ran
about $500 a ton. Teams are kept
taking the concentrates to shipping
points.
"Other National showings of good
Importance are the Hatch workings,
driving for the same vein upon which
the National Mines made its recent
rich strike, and the Dearborn Clough
workings to the south.
con Buckskin mountain the Buck
skin National Gold Mining company
is milling high-grade ore and prov
ing the recent opening Of a south
high grade ore shoot, n of the
richest things discovered in recent
times in Nevada. This property Is a
bonanza and in time promises a pro-
duction record like the National
Mines property further north.
con the Flynn-Martin or National
Buckskin Mines property, good work
is being done. Manager Martin re-
ports encountering good ore in the
long tunnel being driven into the
mountai."
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-09-12
Nav Resign Office

Ex-Governor Denver S. D~ickerson,
at present warden of the state peni-
Tertiary, stated recently in Ely that
he expected to resign from his pres
ent position in the near future.
worthless tailings are flushed on
and the rich solutions poured into
the solution tanks. The cost OF
treatment of ore is about 81 a ton.
Enormous tests have proven the fol-
lowing excellent r~ecoveries: Gold,
so per cent to 95 per cent silver,
so to 90 ounces; copper rs to SO,
lead 80 to 80.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-09-12
WALSH RESIGNS
FROM COMSTOCK
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUMPING
ASSOCIATION QUITS IN BE-
HALF OF ECONOMY

A. M. Walsh, superintendent of
the United Coristock Pumping asso-
citation, today submitted his resig-
nation to the association to take eff
feet tonight, and his in
charge of the operations of the as
ISOLATION is Thomas F. Mccormick,
superintendent of the Con. Virginia
and Ophir companies, says the Vir-
ginia Chronicle. Charles Liddell has
also resigned as surveyor of the as.
ISOLATION. These changes In the per-
sonnet of the executive force of the
association are made solely in the in
terests of economy, made necessary
by the present financial conditions
that prevail in the association.
Mr.. Walsh's departure from this
city will be regretted, for he has
made many friends during his resi-
dence here.
In his letter of resignation, Mr..
Walsh said:
Realizing the temporary finan-
cial s%tringency in the affairs of the
United Comstock Pumping ~associa-
ton, and after having discussed the
matter with w. G. Ralston, presi-
dent, and feeling that l should do
my part in reducing the operating
expense of the same, I herewith beg
to submit my resignation as it's SUI
p~erintendent.
81 suggest that T. F. Mccormick
a conduct the operations of the as
ISOLATION in conjunction with his
work as superintendent of the Con.
Virginia and Ophir mines, and there
by effect a saving of a portion or all
of my salary"