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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

llers. 2et er Uterltger, Of "Ioncert.
palGet" ifal oPre iproig I'll at togrs
/ @rlig / Sftober ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Gets aulteroe er beregnet iii omtrent
100000 aroner, Sonten iberegnet.
Ter ifaI ogioa 9ipes aincmatoeroi.
foreltIllinger i "aoncertpaIRet".
Set har tioligcrc oGret iagt. at
a~riltiansiuno aniee8 for en- ooarlia
aoncertbp, %ifriper "Romsoals gmts.
~tloenoe". 6~orlehen reiite 8ioliupir.
tiioien 2eii Salporien iorbi. Toa
%Sper9smaal ON ban life riIoe boloe
aoncert Der iuoreoe ban: Seq bar
life Nono til at holoe aoncert / Sri.
ltianSiuro; iee bar boIot 3oncert Der
to 8on9e % tabt paa bet."
Mils Beatrice 8iertien, Iom bar
aiort ltor Spffe peo Speraen / @ei.
mar, SpltIaub, aeter lao mart ben.
heS aontroft or uoIsbet. at oenbe til.
baae til Inrerifa. Gor life Ipnse
lioen aillog bun ct imiarenoe 1ilbuo
fra Speraen / Berlin.
5enoren Sngoli @rinbelono oa
NIollniiten aoolpb Glen. beage fra
WinneaooliS aSiiitereoe nplig pco en-
aoncert / Sopme aapeI / Mortbiielo.
MiSieS Gpelpn gtterboe % aoeIaiSe
SiertaoS ipilte ell Fianoouct al
9borminaoe.
Zen lige bcgnoeoc 5%enorianger
Senrp Sborpc, iom / Ell Of Sren,.
tho a1ter ar reiie til Stalien for Ger
at fulofsre line Stuoier meo SenbIif
poa Operoer. optraaote iorleoen / p.
%. Is. u. 4uoitorium / 10 Soutb
So SaQe Strect, Chicago. Mr.
thorpe er Ssn al W"olerneiter 8e.
orge 2borpe. 1862 %. Suron ct.
San ipnger ct 1uiin italienife % 90.
iaa tpife Speraer % bar mootaget
ilere 5ilbub ON at ipnge peb Opera.
ieIifaber. Oien eiter Vnrreais Oh
andre iremrogenoe SanglrrereS
Rooo bar han iaet mel Tor heller fsrit
at iuloisre line Stiioier / Stalien.
San er 30 glnr gamntel.
ct. Slaf Aor a~flluttet it0lte ems,
ona en- aoncertlr I'll Huibforo, 90
ncsboro. Spring 8rope. Sarmonp.
Ereiton % Spring 9uaep, Diinn.
aoret. uloer Sr. G%briitianicns fpn.
oiae Seoelie, fan glpoe iig peo De
beoite Sfuosntaul iioeu bets SptrG.
oen / 0oree iiior CONNER. en- IN.
oen apncerttur or p~lanlaat Tor sunni.
TorouiGnoene5 Sangforeiiug
Minneapolis bolot 2irsoag aiten Ell
me1et peuptfet aoncert meo asiiitan.
&c al Den norlte 8lee Club oa San'
gerinoen % Eianiltinoen gersliot
Soiitdo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Gen nne Salmebpg.

Den nfe SaImebpg. YET bIep
fin Sio o%ocroraget Stiftsproplt Srt-
itap Senien at ioretase en- Hepiiion
al sen Salmebog, ion MI briigeS.
Stiitsproplten err paa oct nprmelte
fproie meo fit llofoit, Der antaaeliN
/ 2ebet al Sc iprlte Waaneoer, @pril
cller Mai, pil blipe trpft iom Wtdnu-
ifript, iom iaa ifal pperiellbeS giifo-
perne % bet tbeologiife 6afultet til
llotulclic. StiitSpropiten benptter
Sen me Hetifripning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Sibenanos @nitc i Manbal. Tro

Manoal meboeles beil 24oe Marts.
Otter cit liplig 0ebat bar gpitpret /
Gftermiooag meb Ia MOB IA Stem.
rler be- luttet at anbrinse Sioemano-
guiten paa Glaoicn foran Gbriiten-
fens Ssnners gienbom. Ger bar
IA, lom piloe bare gliiten placeret /
Sfriperbapen no moo Illeen; men
'Srofcrerens Stemnle giorbe lloila-
get. S~psrgsmaalet bar o9ret ON.
fattet meo itor Snteresie pg bar pr,
ret iprig bisfuteret / Tresien. guiten
ifal aiilereS t4oe slugliit al Stift-
amtmarlo &oren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

Splanbs Mmt. Sra 8iepif meb-
heles Den 26be Marts. ariitians
Mntstino bar / be iioIte Sage p9ret
iomIet poa 5agerres / @albres.
Mmtstinget bar peotaget at oprette
TO ME neutrality-suspicious., en- for Nor-
Ore @ubbranbsoalen % EFT for Sal.
bres. Gn S~olfebsiifole er beilitttet
oprettet for Eitre @ausoal meo Slaf
Mufruit Tom @eitprer. Imtsfomml.
mems gibrug til anntets Icltagelie /
Observation-Disclosures or forbeiet til 90.
600 &r. Mmtets Hnpn er b~eiluttct
pmoebt til SpIanbs q m t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
GIeftricitcten / Gin. ,Sra lbiitet

VItIITIVtIrltH I wv. NIU ~UETItU
meboeleS Den 25oe WartS. Voa ct
Mpoc / @coiteo | 9lite& pcotoges bet
unoer Napn al "Sbp &siipTnoings.
rrrf" at oprctte ct tort Gleftricitets.
perf / @eSiteo, Scr fol ioripne IS
So0nc / Spb. oo WeIlemltbn. Gleftri-
citetapcrfetS gnlra er proiefteret til
at bile folte 100000 SIR. Irbeioet
bill blipe poobe9pnot i%noreit. Oct
gomle Gleftricltetsperf / @eolteb gp
pil gon inc UNDER SsiiprGnoingsuer'
fet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
d islanSifc S%trbcnter. Wellenl

Stuoeitterne peo ai%sbenbapns Uni.
p~eriitet bar Der ifslqe "Rntt." reiit
iig Ell @eppgelic for at foa De island.
ife St,lbenterS Tripilegler oeo Uni.
reriitetct opbGpet. Stuoenterraaoei
bar eiter Ell lpngere Grsitelie beilllt'
tet ut onoroqe aoniiitorium ON, at
Sc isInnoife Stlloenter ircntioig It'll
les poa lige 500 meo Sc banife StI'
oenter. Stubentcrne enifer, at De is.
lanbifc 5~beologers S%ortrinsret an
0rcs, laolebeS at sc fanr Sorrct til
risle Stipenoier, men uoeluffes iro
ollie andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

ners. Set er Menineen, at ~aoneert.
palGet" ifat opre iproia I'll at tagrs
| Brill / Sftober tsritfommcnoe.
Gets aulteuoe err beregret iii omtrent
100000 aroner, Somteu i~beregnet.
Der ifal ogioa gipes aincmatoerai.
foreitluingcr i "aoncertpaIRet".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
IrmScmc fra 1914 minSes. "Geit-

M9nScnc fra 1914 minSes. "Geit.
Ianoife Sibenoe" retter en- SenltiI-
ling til Mrenools @orgere ON at reiie
Ell 9autaiten pper Stortingsmaro
Mcller fra 1914, iom ogiaa bar la-
bet bpgge ct iterre Iipl ior 9pen,
IS 2arpif bar Stabsingenler
Siaoen po S%ngenisr Omar 2arien lat
fla / Spioien for ~9feisning al en-
@ailta til Wfi,loe ON S9orenes itore
@crf / 1914. Stenerl, iom bill blipe
So Wt. bpi, tp1tfes reiit miot paa
Sorbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Tpnrebnncn. Gro Gill

Soore5ancn. Sra 9illcbnmmcr
meobeles Den 26bc Mart8. Cub
b%ranososlen" bar ioaa Ell artifel ON
GourebaneanlGggct. Ser mebocles,
at Irbeibet ifrlber me9et fartig
frenn, og at Ser er onifaifet Ell Wasic
Mnifincr til Nrbei0et. Ser bar oil
orig, ~ifriper 9looct, rrret annenbt
Waifiner / ina itor llbitrrfning peo
no9et Saneunlrg her / 2anbet. Sg
@lobet fortlrtter: Gfterbnert iom
@aneanl9gget ifrioer irer1, faar man
0i11cne up ior, bpilfe pafre Natnr-
partier benne @one fomner til at
gaa gicnnem. Set bliper Ell Suriit.
bane al &ang. Solf, lom bar goot
&ienoifab til pore Suriititrsg, mener,
at Sierfin T. Gr. bill oneritruale Sinie
ion Sllriitlteo. Ser er ct berpnmleli9
% paffert 3errGn omfring Sierfin,
omenb Stcbet life bar fillot Iaa flor.
Hagen og bilbe Tutllr og laa megen
Sne iom Sinie. iii 8ienaiGlo er
Der pau Slerfin meget beore Seirior.
bolo. Stpgpelr parer iieloen lGn-
ger ems Ell % Gage 40 8ungell,
Sltiten er fortrinlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

Stor ,torcsnins. Sra Staoanger
mcboeles ben 25be Warts. Serbia.
nepeien - gpens Stranbpromenabe
= err / en- 29nsoe al 800 Mtetcr
/ Gitermiooag gleoet ilb / @reoepoil.
Set. Seien iflloe eieres breoere, og
; ben Inleoning bar man / Wtaaneos-
bis bolot paa at fploe no Sanoet.
Serit CLEO Sen 8 Wfeter brebe llofpls
Ding / Gpbet, berefter sif ben iolioe
@runitmur, iom blep neolagt for en-
Del Ior iiben og foiteoe 10000 Ser.
0erefter foripan0t set brebe Sortaug.
90 set ene Gre efter Set anoet ianf
ret neb / Ipbet. Gn Stuno lenere
begpnbte @%aoelegemet at foripinoe,
og III. ltaar fun ct Tar Dieter al 8a.
oens greobe igien. Sige PED Siocll
al @eien 9aar Scr Ell SernbaneIinje
til &aien. Sinien ligaer unoer Sre.
bepoioets Slaoe. Wan irpeter for,
at %anbet ifal brpoe igienrem og
itremmle neb moo Sieen lnngs Sln-
ien, ion gadr / Slnnel lnoer noele
al gpens Suie. Mteb feberagtig Sait
bpqgeS oerior oper Sinjen en- Ear
Yfeter bei 9rmnind iom / 1ilf9lbe
ifal itanIe Snnoets Sremtr9n9eil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

Wp Seraninesbaab. s aftieielifa.
Bet Norif @iergningsfompani bclotes
forleoen @eneraIforiamling / ariiti-
anio. Nf Marets Speritllb beilitteoes
ilbbetalt 6 Trocent Sipibenoe, efter'
at Sc lopbefalte sliifripninaer, Is
Grocert, err afiat til &eierpef onoet.
Sc uotr9oenbe 0ireftorer gienpalg'
tes. Gn nh, iterre 9er9ningsbaao er
mt unber @pgning og bill foIte 2S5,-
600 arorer. Gen ubitpreS nleo belt
mooerne slppornter oq meo Worco'
mis- troaolsie Selegraf. Gems Sto-
tion blir set nprblige Norge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

IorouiGnoenes Sa~ngioreniug
minneapolis bolot 3irsoag sliten Ell
megct peQptfet aorcert meo Isiiitan.
&c al Den rorite 8lee Club og San.
geritSen % EianiltInoeu gersIiot
Sofitdo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

Get saar salt. 9lftielelifobet Gonif
6ilmiabrif / Aarbus, lom for ct Iors
Sio iioen itiiteoeS meo en- aapital
pua 10000 Ser, boloer 2ben Ipril
@enerdlforiamlin1. @eitprelien, bpis
Sormano er Saglsrer q. Gbriiten.
len, har biotil bolot pon, at n Ne-
f%onitruftion al SeIifabet, iaaleoes al
en- Del al Nftietapitalen reboeoes,
por mulig. Mten BEN bill III paa De-
neralioriamlingen erflprc, at gftie-
fapitalen uigjenfaIbclig err tobt, FRI
per "Golitifen" ben 24oe Warts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14
Stur @raab / S9nbre CSa!cn.

SIuT SruIp l uHO Aou!tH. -
Sra %aongspinger meboeles Den 23oe
Morts. 9fat til Senoag er SIPS %
2aopebpgningen paa anut Siepifs
pofre Gierbom "2lteoaroen" / Sen.
bre Soalen totalt nebbrpnot. Ioen
1poogeoes peb 4.Siben ON Worae-
men. 5isiet ltob ga ollereOe / 2ps
Slte, og SlOen %forplanteoe Jig meb
ripenoe Sart til Sen meo Sisiet Jam.
Interchangeable 2aapebpening. Get
Dor f~orielrt at reooe a%reoturerne, iom
ollie brGnbte inoe; berimoo lpffebes
set / iibite Tieblif of faa Seitene ub.
Saugobtiom ale 8aaroells Heoifa.
Der. Maifiner og aisretoier itrse
me6. Man fit fun reooet ct Ear
Slnoer. @opeobpgningen og 9ren.
geltiten bar iterft truet, men Sen rda.
benoe Sinbretnilg og oct iterfe Sne.
falo iorbinOrebe SSloens Sorplant.
ming til bi5Ie 9pgninger. Wan for.
mober, at Slben er opItoaet ira Ell
b~rpnoenoe 9pgte, Iom bang / Sjsiet.
Sren / Sieiet antages at bare iliot
iig og repet Spgten neo, ioet De for.
fullebe Heiter Of Sren blep fullbet.
bpor 2pgten bapoe b9ngt, mebens
Gprets Tlao5 bar / Sen anben Gnoe
al TieIet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

grnnbc. Sra goIborg mebbeles
Sen 25te WortS. In6ers 0Tpers
Gienoom peb Iilit er imoraeS neo'
brpnot. Gn &eit, ct Tar aIsr lomi
Sierfrpet inocbrGnbtc
Sra Y~fiooeliart meobele5 Den
25be Wfdrts. s Not opitob Der Slo
/ 6. =. Sepicns 8aoro / 8ieliteo,
Iom nebbrnnote. 3 Seite, 3 aisr og
Ell Gel Sierfrr iuoebrGnhte. Slben
treote iig til 8. 2orierS 8aoro; her
neobrpnote Inn llbbpgningerue, %
@ei0tninoen reh0coeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

5enoren Sngoli @riubelanb %
Tiollniiten aoolpb Glen. beege fra
MinneapoIiS oSiiitereoe nplig peo en-
aoncert / Sopme aopeI / NortbiteIo.
MiSies GpeIpn Dtterboe % aoelaiSe
SiertaoS ipiltc eli Fianoouet al
9hormindoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

: Bergen er ser Tor 2ioen unoer
Spisrelie ct mt aoncertlofale, iom
pil ioa 1900 Siboeplaoie. aoncert.
polpet, iom Oct aIlereoe III faIoeS,
liaaer mellem HeumannSaabe OF
Soafons @aSe lanss S%boiioen al
Sperres Saoe. S~psntnsen bpeges
.eiter Sesnins al arfi.ett gsiu Hei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-14

0tliifforenin9ens CITE os iioite Son.
cert i oenne S9ion ionot Steo Cor.
oag 2Soe Morts / 2ogens itore Sal
/ ariitiania. aoncerten orteoe ii1 ION
en- Minoefoncert / SllbiIpum6onret.
ooer pore ire itore oioeoe Weltere
Spenoien, @rieg og Selmer, ser par
Wuiifiorenlngens ire isrite 1irigenr
ter. Som Soliiier mepirfcoe TSo6an.
ne Gpbnao o. Seli Saloorien.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30

mild astrngent applications, followed by carefully
selected of vocal exercises calculated to restore
vigor and proper residence to the parts.
Do not become discouraged if you suffering from
what you think have been told, permanent loss
of voice. Your medical specialist and the services of
skful vocal teacher will in few months, if there be no
organic disease the former strength and sweet
of the voice, if you will but be patient, hopeful and
persevering.
An interesting form of aphonia is that complete
partial loss of voice due to fright The vocal organs
far as moding and emitting sound concerned
to be absolutely parayzed. Hysterical aphonia can
usually be differentiated from paralysis by the fact
that in tickling the throat otherwise causing the
singer cough there is distinct vocal sound in the
effort; whereas in paralysis, it is merely @wheeze,
forcble expulsion of BREATH unaccompanied by vocal
vibration.
| several interesting cases treated by Morelh in
Rome for this trouble and the interesting feature
that therapeutic suggestion played the principal
role in the Cure for having found that the aphonia
of hysterical origin, Dr. Morelli informed the pa
tients that slight operations imperative in order
the voice. Having gained their concentration
by impressive display of instruments More slightly
desenstzed the parts with very weak cocaine solution
and then introduced larynsoscopic mirror and
whitehot electric cautery point. This point went
farther than the back part OF the mouth, and
Switched Off by his assistant it out of
sight of the patient The beneficial result OF this psy
chic treatment OF hysterical aphonics-so Morel
clans-s almost uniformly successful. l would
ommend this the attention of American specialists
who may not yet have tried it.
MANY singers and speakers who suffer from vocal
fatigue during a performance or a lecture do so
result of imperfect ventilation in the auditorium
1t is remarkable that lack of fresh air speedily af
fects the vocal apparatus; but such is the The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30

ting When it dropped behind that purple line of hills
the hack like black, sluggish beetle, would crawl
down the hill that lay beyond the river, cross the
bridge-climb slowy-torturingly slowly
Roxanna paled, trembled, stretched out hand which
failed to open the kitchen door in furnbng search for
the knob
The door burst open. They flung themselves upon
her-Buddie and the young girl wife
@Mother!' Roxanna's boy held her from him, scan
ming her face anxiously. 3Why Mother, you haven't
been sick have you? You look so little and-and sort
of shadowy You always sort of shadowy, weren't
you? Your letters-everyone of them-sang like
lark But you don't look like your letters, Mother.
His arms closed about her. you've been lonely-very
loney Oh, why didn't have sense enough to know
it in spite of the 1etters?"
Roxanna felt the girls soft about her neck
1--WE believed the letters down the very minute when
l first held my own little Roderck in my arms and
Roddy held us both, she saying. @Then we knew.
Then both said that the first day was strong enough
should come. For you wanted me too, d1dn you,
Mother"
Roxanna didn't speak,-she couldn't -but her cheek
sought and found the young wifes soft cheek
yesterday, though, another Mrs. Randall, who
lives farther down the street, to She was
desperately i'll when our baby born. Nobody saw
her but the doctors and nurses. When she was iles
one day lady came to the door who said she was
Mr. Randals mother. But the mother of that Mr.
Randall is dead. The lady nsstent that the
had to be quite sharp with her. Mrs. Randall
said And when the poor woman turned away, almost
fantng her heavy vase fell open, and it full of
little baby thngs!"
Roxanna drew long quivering breath, and great
peace came into her eyes; but she did not speak.
Il could hardly be decent to Mrs. Randall the rest
of her CALL the younger saying. 1T WASH
her fault, but she could have been human about it.
She's got no baby: just horrd, woolly dog-and she
calls herself mother to it. Mother" The indignant
young voice broke sob. ooh, guess | wasn't
strong enough yet to come,-the doctor was raging
but we had to come And would not be left behind.
want mother too. l never had one since the day
was born. l silly she dashed the tears away and
lifted her head look in Roxannas face; "but all day
that lady looking for her has haunted me. 1t has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30

than the body that produces it.
Good health is indispensable to
the possession and maintenance
of a good voice. With proper OBJ
servance of the laws of hygiene
and physiology, with the occa-
sjonal advice of specialists in "vo-
cal ills, and the intelligent direc-
ton of competent teachers who
can remedy defects in erroneous
methods of tone production, one
should maintain a fresh, vigorous
speaking or singing voice until the
"mineralage" oflife comes on, and
the former flexible, elastic mem
branes that cunningly shape the
tone are gradually turned into
cartilaginous, or even bony, cur
tains, which close forever, in their
rigid tomb, that beautiful instru-
ment of the soul, the Voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30

made think of how you must have longed for your
SON. Tell her, Roddy-tell her that we didn't know
how she wanted you, what eternity of time year
can be till-till now
any dears, my dears!" Roxanna said weakly they
took the baby from the and put it into her
"And Mother, the new, deep look in Buddie's face,
the new, deep in his voice, "al my life since I've
been big enough to worry, I've worried that you were
here behind this rosescreened lattice eternaly. We
not going let you stay here But since yesterday
I've thanked God for its shelter, because could know
that, whosever mother it was that couldn't find her
boy, it wasn't mine"
His drew them all close and suddenly there
his voice the sharp appeal to his mother of the little
lad he had been.
@My dears, my dears!' Roxanna looked from the
little bundle in her arms to them and her face was the
face of who comes out of barren sands into the
blooming oasis of her loved ones. Il the poor
old lady with the baby clothes has found her son by
this time-and much more besides!'
MINE WASTE
IN most mining districts material that has been
: deemed almost worthless has been accommodating for
years. But of an ingenious turn have found uses
for much of this so-called waste.
For example, in Jasper County, Missouri, hun
dreds of lead and zinc mines The therefrom
strongly allied with lime and flint and to the
metals from the crude material cheapy as possible
it is necessary to crush this rock formation into small
bits After the lead and zinc have been removed there
remains hard substance known "chats' This
left the ground great piles, and except for road
construction knew of any useful purpose for it.
Finally one of the railways began to employ it
ballast Its example followed by other railways,
and it not long before many discovered that for
ballasting it unsurpassed.
With the advent of concrete paving chats tried
filler, and it was found as servceable gravel and
much cheaper Then it found its way into concrete
blocks being used in the construction of cement founda
tons, culverts and bridge piers Farmers began mold
ing it into fence posts, with cement retainer.
Mining waste from other mines has been found to be
of more or less value One for Stag from furnaces
is in the construction of wharves and the filling in of
waterfronts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30

American custom of having the hall theater piping
hot is abonlinabe one; not alone because of the
effects of superheated dry air upon the vocal organs but
also because this prevents the full enjoyment and
Portable appreciation of the performance by the audi
ence ITSELF A movement has recently been started in
New York having its purpose the nationwide educa
ton of theater concert and lecture audiences in the
matter of improved ventilation. Some managers
to regard fresh air thing valuable that it must
be saved carefully, and breathed over and again
This movement behalf of both professional
tcrtainers and theatergoers is intended to show the
error of that way also the beauty CHARM and increased
enjoyment all round if little extra coal consumed
and great deal more fresh air admitted free
Excessive dryness of the throat frequently
IRENE annoyance or actual distress to public or
artists This is only momentarily relieved by slipping
water A much better and more effective plan, and one
that gives infinitely more lasting results is to chew
small piece of apple Immediately before going on.
The mac acid to quench the fires of air dryness
much better and more permanently than water. SINH
lar good results from dissolving small piece Of
salt in the mouth few minutes before performance.
These measures stimulate the action of the savary
glands and prevent dryas-dust tongue from cleavng
to the roof of ones mouth
Actual physical fatigue follows the
work OF singer actor much sooner ~
than it does that of the ditch digger S9 =
laborer of the same strength and resist
ing power. This is because of the
stinted expenditure of vital energy, in II
addition to the rapid waste of strength,
during the actual work of singing act 81
ing. Business men, with great response SHl
bilities, upon whose decisions large inter- ELe
ests depend are subject to similar prostra-
ton after hard hour of dictation or in ~.
the boardroom of directors A~>
meeting. This condition of D
and physical exhaustion .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-30

Confined from, page 9
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-04
HAS BIG CONTRACT
IN MASONIC DISTRICT

F. B.. Sullivan of the Capitol En-
gineering and Garage company,
leaves tomorrow for the Masonic
mining district, where he has secur-
ed a contract with j. d. Martin of
San Francisco to install a number Of
hoists and other mining machinery
on several properties in the district.
Mr.. Martin has recently become
interested in a number of mining
propositions in the district and in
tends beginning an extensive cam
paign of development.
Yesterday while in this city and
Gardnerville he purchased a big lot
of supplies, among the list being a
carload of lumber from the Sierra
Nevada Lumber company. This will
be shipped to Hudson, there to be
freighted to Masonic by auto trucks,
as will also two carloads of machin-
ery now at Hudson.
During Mr.. S%ullivan's absence
from Carson a competent mechanic
will be put in charge of affairs al
the Capitol garage. Mrs. Sullivan
will accompany her husband to Ma
sonic. where they expect to remain
three months.-Appeai.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-04
NEvAOA-D0UGLAS
IS DEVELOPING
PROPERTY IS LOOKING WE'LL
AND GREAT AMOUNT
OPMENT BEING DONE

A larger amount of development
work is now going on in all parts OF
the Nevada-Douglas property than
for a long time past, says the Yer
ington Times. The results are fully
up to expectations. The Casting Cop
per is looking very well and more
ore is being opened up every day.
Large reserves which will keep pro-
duction going for some time to come
are being put into shape and ship
ments OF the usual amount OF ore are
being made to the smelter each week.
/ The Ludwig portion of the property
is also looking prosperous these days
and a large amount of reserve ore is
being opened up for future extrac-
ton. The SOO-foot level is looking
exceedingly well. Grading for the
teaching plant has commenced. 1t is
to be located at the west end of the
Ludwig dump. Just how soon the
plant will be in operation canno be
stated, but it will be just as soon as
men can put the material together.
Superintendent War; is pushing work
all along the line and eventually the
property will be brought to a greater
producer than ever.