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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-09-10
AN IDAHO PIONEER.
Former Partner Of Senator 9houp 10
Visitor in Salt Lake City.
(Nnnd r,ln1a H1Iools1uN
(Goodwin's Weekly

(GoOdwin's Weekly
A. ]. McNab was in the city on
Wednesday hunting up the "old boys
that are left and shaking their hands
and wondering that there are so few
Of them. He Is not very old, but he
stood guard on the frontier when the
Sioux, the Blackfeet, and the Mes
Perces were still unsubdued; he was
long the business partner Of Senator
Shoup; he helped to lay tho founda'
tions Of the state Of Idaho. II every
kind act that he has performed was
flower, Idaho would bloom like a gar
den Of roses. He has gone to live
down by the seashore in California
but about once a year the wanderlus1
comes upon him and he deserts his
home and comes to cast his eyes on
the desert mountains and to shake
hands with old friends. When ne
passes on about quarter Of a century
hence his friends will say: Nothing
allied him except that his heart kept
charging until finally there was no
room left for 1t and It stopped beat
Ing"
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

once Of the Dalmatia Mining Com.
pAny. Limited. Wallace, Idaho. Sep
tember I. 1914.
Notice II hereby given that at 9
meeting Of the board Of directors, held
on the LIST day Of September. 1914, an
assessment Of two (2) mills per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable on or before
the LIST day Of October. 1914, to q
Hedin. secretary treasurer, at his Of
Ace. los Cedar street, Wallace. Idaho
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the LIST day
OF October 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
tion. and unless payment is sooner
made, will be sold at 400 p. m. on the
End day Of November, 1914 to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gether with the costs Of advertising
and expenses OF the sale.
q. HEDIN,
Secretary Treasurer Of the Dalmatia
Mining Company: Office at Wallace,
Idaho. S3-O1-5t
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COPPER CURTA|LMENT (.
CUTS SILVER OUTPUT
SILVER As COPPER sY-PRoDucr
NEARLY oNE-slxTH OF THE
couNTRYs PRODUCTION.

It Is estimated that shrinkage of
some $4,000 to 10000 ounces of sil.
yer monthly will ensue In the United
States as q result Of the curtailment
in copper production. This is equiva.
lent to nearly one-sixth Of the silver
output Of the country. We run
close second to Mexico as the worlds
greatest silver producer, says the Bos.
ton News Bureau.
Silver is recovered as a by-product
from the smelling and refining of al.
most all copper ores. Though the sill.
yer thus obtained in Individual cases
Is usually slight in amount. yet col
lectively the aggregate recovery Of
the white metal as by-product from
copper refining IS responsible for some
Is, 100000 ounces Of silver yearly, or
, close to 80 per cent Of the entire sill
yer output Of the United States. Sill
yer of copper-mine origin is equal to
nearly 10 per cent Of the United States
|output of silver from silver ores, in
|cluding silver-gold. The total pro-
Iduction OF the white metal in this
country amounts to around $4,000, 900
ounces annually,
In general each 70 pounds Of copper
recovered in the United States yields
on an average one ounce Of silver. The
proportion varies. The more conspic-
uously silver-rich copper ores Of
Butte, Mont, yield one ounce of silver
lper ~ pounds Of copper The more
lconspicuously silver-poor copper ores
Of Ely, New, Ray Ariz., and Chino,
nv. NJ, require from 800 to 800 pounds
Of copper to yield an ounce Of silver.
Alaska copper ores, chiefly the b.
nanza mine, yield $4,000 ounces Of
silver yearly. California copper mines
produce 100000 ounces. The copper
mines of Butte, Mont, yield 100000
ounces Of silver per annum, which
makes Butte the greatest camp in the
United States for silver as we'll as
copper. A scanty $4,000 ounces of the
white metal are recovered from New
ada copper ores, chiefly in the Ely
and Yerington districts. Utah, espec.
tally the Tintic and Bingham copper
producers. deliver 100000 ounces Of
silver per year. New Mexico, chiefly
Chino yields 100000 ounces. In Ar-
IONA there are recovered yearly from
the copper mines OF the Warren Bis
bee district, 100000 ounces of silver;
from Verde 100000 ounces, from
Globe Miami $4,000 ounces, from Ray
land Tinal county 100000 ounces.
There is not silver mine in the state
of Michigan, but the copper mines
produce by-product Of 100000 ounces
Of the white metal yearly.
The foregoing principal copper
camps are responsible for 15,465,O0o
ounces of silver yearly. Some $780,
900 ounces additional from the lesser
copper camps in the above mentioned
states and elsewhere bring the total
silver recovery from copper ores in the
United States up to 100000 ounces
per annum.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Office Of the Black Bear Consolidated
Mining Company. Limited, Wallace
Idaho. July is, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that at 9
meeting Of the directors of the above
named company. held on the 18th day
Of July. 1914, an assessment OF one a.
cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, pay
able on or before the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER, 1914, to L. L. Brainard, secre-
tary- treasurer Of the company, at
Wallace, Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the LIST day
Iof September 1914. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment Is made be-
fore, will be sold on the LIST day of
October, 1914. to pay such delinquent
assessment, together with the costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
L. L. BRAINARD,
J23-A2O-bt Secretary Treasurer.
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PRooREssIvEs HOLD PRIMARY.
New York SUM


Being particularly entrusted with
the regeneration of politics and the
destruction Of bossism the progress
ives Of Utica were unhampered by the
tender scruples that restrained the re-
publicans and democrats at Saratoga.
The Armageddon hosts were instruct
ed as to the candidates for whom they
should cast their ballots on primary
day. The preprimary adopted plat
form. In NO detail did 1t differ from
the conventions Of an abhorrent past.
To the philosopher the real interest
OF the conference" lies in its further
development Of the preprimary. The
Of light and virtue have led
the way In reestablishing the nomin-
ating convention. Will they likewise
Re first among the regulators Of the
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Office Of the East Hercules Extension
Mining Company, Spokane, Wash
ington, August %, 1914.
Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting Of the directors, held on the
22nd day Of August, 1914, an assess
ment Of one ~ mill per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation, payable on or before the
LIST day Of October, 1914, to w. H. Mac
farlan, secretary-treasurer, at the Of
tice Of the company, Rooms ! and :,
Sherwood building, Spokane. Wash.
Any stock upon which the ASSESS
ment remains unpaid on the 1st day
Of October, 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public anc.
ton at the office Of the company, and
unless payment is made before will he
sold on the LIST day Of November, 1914,
to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the cost Of ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale.
EAST HERCULES MINING CO.,
BY w. H. MACFARLAN,
AT S24-5t Secretary Treasurer.
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I NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

once Of the Sonora Mining and Mill
Ing company, Wallace, Idaho, Aug
ust Is. 1914.
Notice il hereby given that at a
meeting of the board Of directors. held
on the 18th day Of August. 1914, IN
assessment Of two (2) mills per share
was levied upon the outstanding cap
ital stock Of the corporation payable
on or before September %, 1914, to E.
O. Herring, Observation-Disclosures, 404
River street, Wallace. Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 2Sth day
Of September, 1914, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton. and unless payment is made be-
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GENERAL FEARED THE
WRATH OF KAISER
vow EMMlcH COMMITTED SUI
eide WHEN he FAILED TO
TAKE sELoiAN FORTRESS.

IF. Cunliff- Owen In New York SUM
That General Won Emmich. the
commander Of the German army,
should have killed himself on the
failure Of his troops to carry the city
Of Liege and the birdie of forts BY
which It was surrounded will not have
surprised any one who has taken the
trouble to study the military history
OF Germany since the accession to the
throne Of the present kaiser. The lat
ter, since the beginning Of his reign,
has been firmly resolved to bring his
army to the highest point Of perfec-
ton. In readiness for the great war Of
nations, long regarded as inevitable
and which now has become an accom-
plished fact.
The Penalty Of Failure.
with this object in view the emper-
or has with a ruthless hand ordered
the retirement Of every general or
regimental commander who appeared
to him to be lacking In efficiency and
In the necessary skill In the art Of
handling and moving large bodies Of
men. Indeed each Of the great annual
maneuvres held under his personal
supervision was followed by a perfect
holocaust Of officers Of high rank who
had rendered themselves guilty Of err
rors or who had failed to fulfill the ex-
pectations which he had entertained
as to their capacity
II then this was the fate Of generals
who had been found lacking in the
piping times Of peace, what was there
in store for General Emmich, who by
his inability to carry Liege and who
in permitting the Belgians to check
his advance through their country into
France had thrown the entire plan Of
the German general stan for the in
vasion Of France out OF gear?
Defeat by 6elgians the Limit.
Belgium has always been regarded
At Berlin and, indeed, in every other
capital Of Europe with derision from
military point Of view, and her army
as a joke. That the German troops
under General Won Emmich should
have been hurled back at Liege by the
Belgian soldiers added to the bitter
ness Of his defeat. 1t Is perfectly true
that the Germans have since carried
Liege, though under different com.
mander. But their initial repulse at
the very outset of the campaign, and
by the Belgians Of all troops in the
world, was crushing blow to the
prestige and to the much vaunted per-
lection Of the kaiser's army. And 1t
not only opened the eyes of the people
Of the fatherland to the fact that that
army upon which they had spent so
much money and which they had been
taught to believe was superior to ev-
cry other in the world was neither ir-
resistible nor perfect, but also frus.
trated all the expectations and plans
of the kaiser Of having his troops by
this time under the walls of Paris.
General Won Emmich regarded him
self as responsible for this humiliat-
ing check to German arms and for
this thwarting Of his emperor's pro-
ject And remembering the lot of
those generals who had been guilty of
failures in times Of peace he blew out
his brains.
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Notice Of Postponsmsnt.

Notice Is hereby given that by order
and resolution Of the board Of direct
ors OF said company. the time Of pay
ment OF the above assessment has
been extended to the LIST day Of Octo-
Der. 1914, and the delinquent sale
postponed until November 1, 1914. at
the same hour and place above men
toned.
ss-2EN Secretary r. aSA Treasurer.
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fore. will be sold on Tuesday. the 27th
day OF October, 1914, at the Office Of
the company, 404 River street. Wal
lace. Idaho. at 800 p. m. of said day,
to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs Of adj
vertising and expenses of sale.
e. D. Herring,
A2O-S17-5t Secretary Treasurer
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BY the introduction OF ventilating
devices a lead smelter works In Hun
gary reduced the illness among its
employees from Is per ent to g per
lent.
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eriudte, fItr boIIdnoiide Sfiffe bas
9ripiIeeium Su stlaneerl neiitrale
2aounsen aus 0elitid)lano nod slnle'
rifa sl. beforoern 9etreffs bes Gr'
ports oeltiher Sarbeitoffe nod ocii
@ereinigtcit Stanten bot Die beiltihc
&eeicrllng Die 9eoinguna geitellt,
Dab oieielben III amcrifanild]en Sdjif'
fen beforbert lperoen iniiiien mo
5ipar irnter Dem @eripreden, baB Die
2aonngen iueoer nad) Gnglnno oosr
radl Irunfreid perbrad)t lucroen oiir-
fen. Solltc oicics GripiIegium audl
aii bollGnbiide SdDiffe oiisgeocbnt
uerbcll, 10 rpiiroc haoiird) Den bollon.
6iihen Sd)ifis. sSntcreiien, ole lest
icbr oarnicoerliesci, beoeliteilo geDol.
fen lperocn.
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Die Reausn in caton;a.
Sit seitriser Rennen botten foIsens
bes RefaItat:

Sit seitrissr Rennen batten foIgens
bes Reiultat:
Grifes :Iiennen Maiben
Colts unb GeIoings; Speiidbrige;
51a SurIongs: Bamboo, 1O9
(SmaI), sewonnen; Guubrearp, 112
(Reuie), 5tueites'; Ssmonoe, 109
(RcGabe), brittes. Seit, 1908.
gie SO WutueIs be5ablten: gdn1.
boo, straisbt $22 so, 8Iace $1,000,
.Sbou $50; Duubrearp, 9Iace
$3.50, Sbo.p $40; Ossnonbe, Sbosp
$43.2o.
3DeitcS Mennen 9rei-
jdbrise Dferbe uno @eIoinss; s Silr.
longs: Sbeiieres, 1O9 (MetcaIi), ge.
tponnen; 3ali, SO (Robiuion), alpei.
tes; gbao 8uiorb, 109 (Rcgfpen),
0rittes. Seit, 1:23 3.5.
Die So MutueIs be3abIten: Sbe.
iieres, Straigbt $s.40, gIace $3.50,
,Gbom $4.40; 3aIi, 9lace $3.50,
Sbom $3.50; Gbab @uforb, SboD
1880.
Y Critics R,ennen 3pei.
jabrise Sinies; 512 SirrIonss: DiB
ssielber, 112 (MetcaID. seponnen;
Sunfet. 112 (gan Ouien), otpeites !;
Srp Maib, 10S (Murpbp), brittes.
3eit, 1907 SO.
Die SO whihieIs besabIten: WhB
GieIoer, Straisbt $3.50, pIace $3.50,
Gbotn $40; Suuie., pIae. $3.50,
Sbow $4.10; Corn @aib, Sbop
$3.50.
M @iertes Rennen - 0ieriGbs
rise unb dliers; 6 gu-lougs: aittle
sSather. 107 (Smptb), getponnsn; JIo.
raj Bart, 104 (Murpbp), atpeites;
HsorristptpH. 107 (Riee), brittes.
3eft. 1:12. .t
Die 50 Wutuels besabIten: 2itis
ssatber, Straight $13.40, pIace $3.50,
Gtotp $4.10; sIoral part, g}Iacs
$3.50, Sbom $3.50; Morristupn,
@bpiD $3.50.
5anftesR.nnen- @ieriGtz
rise uub dIsrs; / 1=16 Metle: 8.u<
Lab g, LOG (9iibmpn), setponnen;
Warp 2nn q, 100 (RsDIon), atpsites;
Goppertoipu, 109 (Wurpbp), brittes.
3eit, 1:46 1s5.
Die So Mutuels be3abIten: BeuIab
9. Straight $3.50, plaee $40,
Sbop $2.7o; Marp ann &, plaee
81. gbop $3.50; Goppsrtopn Sbpn
$2.40. ~
Ge6fes Rtnnen - Srete
jGbrige imb 9ltere; / Uaeile unb 70
Uurbs: Jirit Degree, 103 (Mott), ge.
ipcnnrn; Waoderp, 106 (Dsetealf),
srDeiits;s SIorin 103 WsplOD. brit
tea. 3eM LA.
Die So Mlutuefs be5nhlten, ssirit
Dsgr,e, straight $3.50, plaes $23.s
30, Gbofp 5000; Moderp S3.4o,
Gbsu. -: Gtsrin G4su S. |
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eokal.Derid)t
3a3 alte Steb.
Gtanles eyurr burd cine fpnfooerirte
@elonpte biuciuselegt.

StanIep 5arr, pon sonrncrIp, 8.
@a., ireIter geitern @ormittag crit in
Dieier Stabt antam, madte an Der a.
GtrnBe uno Central sInenue Die Be
fanrtiHaft zines junsen Wanres, Der
ibu pI0sIib eriud)te, ibm eine $780,
geoie su ipehieIu. Sarr bate nit]t 10
pieI @elo bel lid, uno bat Der Sremoe
ibu, baB sSarr Die Rote IN ciner gunf
tpefieln laiien mDge. sIuBeroem err
fIdrte iit Der 8uridle bereit, bern
2allocnfeI cine groBere Siunme iiir
ben Gang 5u geben. gtatiirIib Der.
iunqte Der sSrer,be Gidlerheit fiir ieln
@elb uro CAB ssarr ieine 9aaridIaft in
Sohe Don $40 BIN. allf Der ganf
1HuBte ser Mam pou 8irgi1io erfab-
rem, baB er einem gauernfanger in Die
3aitbe gefaIlen lit mn rlod)te Der go.
iisei prn Dem 8oriaa Whttbeilune.
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&dmmun8 BON Sera Grus
Die amerifaniide Siesiernns itellt lire
SiesbcsiiglidJen Seoingiinsen.

ga binston, .. g., 81. Oft
Die Ratipndl apnpention bon Meritp.
pel&e aegenipartis in asuas Galiens
tes tast, BAT bic Stpiifen General
@auilar unD benz ameriiautIfen aon.
jul SilIiman getroffene 9ereinbaruns,
betr. 3uriif3iebung Der ameritanis
ihen Sruppen aus 9era gru5 sutge'
bsiben unb es ipirb erpartet, bab
9eneral garranaa cine protlamatiOn
erlafen tpirb, iporin ale 9iirsern
Der Stabt. ipeIGe tempprGr IN Disns
item Der Ser. Gtaaten seitaubsn boz
ben. Si6erbeit sepdbrleiitet pirb.
Die BON ben Der. Staaten gsitellten
gebinsunsen. bic ale getpGbrt ipers
ben, perlansen nun. bab ale Gins
sdngsSDae, iopie 2otalitsuern, bic
ndbreuo Der ameritauiiden Sttupas
tion tplettiert ipOrben iinb, ni1t DON
yleuem auferIest psroen, ebenio. bab
ale Wtsritaner, fpslde lDGhrsub Der
Sttupatiun Der Der. Stouten aIs 81
pil 9eumten gsbient baben, allen
mOgli9en S6ub erbalten iullen. Gs
tit iebod als ielbitperiiaubli6 an5us
nebmen, baB bic ameritanifde Reeies
runs lpeber bic 3uriidaisbung Der
Sruppen, nod bic ieniee Der ariegss
fdiffeu anorbnsn ipirb, biz General
Garran5a feline proclamation ,rIafen
bt. Bon peridtebenen Seiteu piro
betauptst, bab bic @iQa Srattiou
Die 9lutboritdt Garran5a's. eins ioIde
Proclamation su erlaFen, bsaipsifeIn
Dirb, bab bssbaTb bic SonpeHtion
iebit cine bissbe5iisItae Intiinbisung
erldffen nirh
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Riefises 9efi3it
IN ben 9 i 6ern bes Staats.
idasmeiiers pom Sbdbo
entoedt,

entbett.
goife, sSbu5o, q. Oft. gin,r
offi5ielIsn autiinOiguua aufDIse lit III
Der 9ii9srn bss Staats SduBmei.
tiers 8. y. queu ein sseblbetrag poa
$780,. big 100000 eHtbedt poroeu,
bod purbeu Big isBt nod ieins peite.
re Sdritte in Der qugeIsgenbeit er.
9riffen, neil bic antuHft bss gou.
Derneur gaines, Der infoIse Der Gnt.
hiilIuHsen feline aampasn.tour unter,
brp4en bat, absepartet psrbsn iol.
SdaBmeiiter 2tnsn bat bereits DOT ei'
uisen Sosen, oIs Gyperten Der 8onbs
Seienfdaft, bic feline giirgi9aft ee.
itedt bat, bebufs lluteriu4uns ieinsr
9ii9er bierb.r iameu, Dem Gouper.
neur feline RsiisHatiOu unt.rbr.itsts.
SDei g 6uItnaben begebsn
Selb f morb.
Seelano. Wi9.. 81. Oft. Del.
bert Wopbruff llnb aIopb pisrte, spei
S6ultnaben i'm 2lIter BON 10 reip.
~ sSabren. habsn beuie Dor BEN elter.
liden 5auis bss aestersn GelbitmorS
begansen, I'm Der Don ibnen srlparie.
ten Strafe ipsssH SduIi9pdnssng su
entgeben. Die 3nuben iparen ni6t
gum glbenbeiien na6 Sauie setommel
nub aIs NG4frasen isitens ibrsr Gl.
tern ersabeu, bab fis beg Ha9mittags
audi nidt in Der SduIs aepeien ma,
rem, naate ii6 cine 9lnsabl 2eute auf
ben @ed. mad Den @ermibien su iu,
den. sfu fer 3piI9en5eit butten fid
bic sSunaen na9 9auie asi9liden,
no ibnen mitsetbeilt purbe, bag ibrs
IbipSenbeit arobe 2lufregi!rg pernr.
ia6t babe. 3ebn Mirutsn ipGter er.
t0nten apei S9iiife uno bic beiben
&naben tpuroen nit ie elmer Ghub.
1punbe in Der Stirn in iterbenbem gu.
itanbe ppr benz pieres'i9en Sauie ue.
funbeH. Srosbem lie eilisIt mad Ga.
sinap ins SofpitaI asbra6t purosn,
paren Die @eriu4e, iie su rstten, CT.
folglos.
Die 4nsriffe Der @erbhn.
beten Bel 0ieuport sus
radseidlasen.
Wd fbinstD n, .. g., 81. Stt.
Die bsutf6t 8otfbaft tiinbiste ben
gmpfans Der naditsbenbsn sSuntet
bepeide BON Berlin an
Der offi5isIle 8eridt bes 5aupt.
QUARTERS Dom 20. Sttober entbdit bic
Wittbeiluns, bob bic beuti9en Srups
pen, bic BON Oftenbe aug lungs Der
Siiite Dorriiden, BEL g2ieuport an Der
gfer auf ftarte feinblide sruppen.
maHen ftiebsn. Gsit bem 18. Stto.
Der iinb beftise 4dmpfs peitIi6 Don
2iGle i'm Ganss. Die am Uiontae ae.
ma6t.H Qnsriffs iinb NIT i6nsren
9erIuiien fir ben Seinb 5uriidse.
f9lagen iporbsn. aus HubIanb iinb
feline pi9tissn 4d4ri6ten etnsstrof.
fen.
Gin am WlittipD9 in Berlin ausse.
sebensr 8eri9t fugt, bab ii1 tpGbs
renb bes 5ases bic Gage auf benz
Rriegsf6aupIab in ieintr Meiis Der,
Sasss! ba5I
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&iese iimb sntt @aaridjten fir Ma.
QeuTeibenbe.

II E
Ginige iebr berrcrfenslpertbe CT.
fpIee iinS erSielt burb Die 8ebeno.
lung BON Moeeii-, 2eber. uno Inter
Ieibs-4eiben init reinen pegetdbiIi-
then Gelen, lpelfe cine reinieenoe
NIB berubigen6e @irfilng ari Die
iiitcren Ndrnle aisiiben, irtbem lie
&eiHmniiie pon siftiaeil uureinen
Stpffen iinb @aien entierneii uno
nercn @uinabme in Dos glnt usrbin.
bern. gSenn bieics setban lit. lit Der
9snbrnne freier Bee ponr @snsen ae'
ftdttef, bic @Griing bort niif unS oas
@tngenleiben peribapiuoct raid.
George 8. Wenpr, Dor 5ipansig Sob
rem elm Derporrnsenber Mpotbefer III
Chicago, beilte iib ielbit uao piele
feiner sSreunbe BON Neasen-. 9eber'
NIB unterIeibsIeiben, Die iebr Iange
ange6auert batten, burh feline BE
1anbluns, nuo 10 erfolsreih mar oas
oon ibm angeipenbete 6eilmittel, bob
eS ieitbem in cen 9lpotbefen iiber oas
9anse 9anb bin ginsang failb nilb in
EauienSen BON 5Iaiden perfallft
tpurbe.
DbipobI boIlig barnIos, lit Der Gf'
felt Der Wsebi5in aeliiseno, INN Sober.
1nann.pon Sbrer @irfianlfeit gu iiber.
aeiieen, nno innerbalb "a Stunoen
fiibIt Der 2eibertbe ,pie neugeboren.
@aprs ipunbcrpoIIes MasenbeiImit.
tel miro iest bier in allen apotbefen
perfuuff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
Sir Die belitisen @ennen iinS fol-
oenbe Nferne annemIbet:

\ grItes Mennen = Selling; 3pei
i1briee Sillies; 51a sSiirlongs: Snei
80, sSloiiie Grcdet 100, Warp 2ear'
Don 101, 9ibu gerI t01, Gbitra 102
Soa 103, @ater @itf 105, gluc Sra
Ger 105, Soiola 107, silice Dunn
102, 3inbel 10, @artba Zee III.
S,peitcs Tcnnen = ceiling; Sif
lies llnO @nres; breii1brige nnO al
terc; 6 sSiirIonss: Ssronpoob 80, Ban
berrn Gamble 80, Garlucilic 104, ai
pa t04, Ialtniia 104 Srifler 1O9
@irta 100, sleauitiam t09, @arerinl
Id.
0rittes 9ienuen 9lllomnnccs
3peii1brige; 6 SurIones: 9ortd
1o3, GonperIc 103, 2ittle Strinq
10S, Sanbitoue 10S, Sant S'Gar
t09, @rccion 100.
@iertes Sfennen slaoipnlces;
GreiiGbrise ino iiItere; / 0teile: Slo
Ben 100, So6ge 100, Satber &ilep
100, Disparity 100, 2utber 1O2,
Star actreB 102, Snjurp, 102. ge'
nanet 102, 8roper Sngbes 112,
2ittle 6atber 102.
syiinites &ennen = Seaing; Sil-
lies nno Wtares; 9reii1brige uto al
tere; 6 Surlones: Cole 1O4, Seloo
1O4, MiB Declare t04, Sabp Son.
oon 100, Settle 2oiIiie 100, Grou
100, Gun Queen i'd, Con ia.
Sehites 2ennen - Ceiling; 0ret'
i1briae uno iiltere; 1 is geeile:
Mearp s(nn e. 102, Soc Stein 107,
cha Crane 107, MiIton 9 107,
George StoG t07, garn Dance 107,
sSeIIomrlan 110, Ssames 0oderp 110,
@oIo Color 112, 9bil Robr 112.