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Mohave County miner., 1914-05-16
California Dredging Districts.

A Sacramento dispatch says:-Pro- duction statistics from the California dredging districts for the first quarter of 1914 indicates tha, the gold yield was l,9lO,OO0$.
 Fifty six gold-boats are operating ln the various fields of the State, of which eighteen are in Butte county, twelve in Tuba and ten in Sacramento. The dredgers are handling about 10000. 900 cubic yards of material per annum, and all the leading companies are re- cording excellent profits.
 While dredging has declined in the OrovilIe field in the past few years. long years of production are assured for the Folsom and Yuba river fields, and numerous small districts are rap idly forcing their way to the front.
 The Yuba Consolidated Gold Fields, operating in the Yuba river field. near Marysville. is earning profits in excess of l.600,O0 per year, and has already distributed more than S.0OO.O0O in div idends. The company is the most sue cessful dredging enterprise in the world, and it's phenomenal profits have done much to .popularlze California dredging with foreign investors.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-16
Hine Warning Notice.
To Whom it May Concern:

Notice is hereby given that the Whale. Le- yiathan, Copper Wonder and Copper Wonder No mining claims, situated in the Cedar Valley mining district, Mohave County. Arizona are under lease and bond to parties working the same. and that neither the mines nor the owners thereof will be responsible for any labor or debt contracted. nor injuries sustained by any employ CT or employee in working said property; and that no employer or employee is the agent of the owners for any purpose, and that all operatives engage in such service at their own risk and that no debt or claim of debt is valid against said mining properties or their owners.
 l.. J. LASSELL,
 J. w. CONNORS,
 F. M SAWYER,
 SMITH & SAWYER. Kingman. Arizona, Feb. 2l, 1914
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-16
is what the Young Mems Christian

is what the Young Mems Christian Association offers to many otherwise homeless and friendless youth, and this ID residential quarters which cities of the world are regal compared with the humble shelters wherein English and American pioneers of the movement began the work.-Chrstan Science Monitor.
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-16

Col John Dunbar is really and truly angry and all because the State Tax Commission has failed, neglected and refused to assess the producing mines while he holds that they are worth more than 500,000, O0$. Now John has reason to be angry. Why should the Commission tax the poor farmers of Salt river valley when they have more property in the mines of the State than would cover all the tax necessary to operate the counties and State governments These mining corpora tiOns are getting too rich and should be reduced to the ranks by taxing them out of existence. We need no large mining companies ln our midst to flout their riches in our faces and the sooner the Tax Commission wipe them out the less cause will the farm CTS of Salt river valley have to fear their aggression. Taxation of the
 hihso 10 eho ohO"O VI ObC odlJ HlNtT
 valley papers and the insistence with which they urge the heavy taxation is one of their real news assets. But these same papers fail to see that Salt River valley farmers are getting away from the tax issue as far as possible.
 While on the one hand they hold the lands of the valley at from 3OO$ to lOOO$ per acre they are really assessed at less than 30$ per acre. All other property in that valley is assessed at the same low rate. Take the few pro- ducing mines of the state and we find that they are assessed at 1l1.OOO, ,OOO$. while the entire property holding of the state, railroads and land :, personal and real, is only assessed at 264, ,OOO,- O00$, which is far less than the farms of Salt River is held at. But these papers have to divert attention from the land values for tax purposes and to do so an attack has to be made on the mines. which has for years furnish cd the bone and show of the state. Had it not been for the mines Salt River valley would have remained a desert waste, as would many of the other parts of the State. Mining has
Mohave County miner., 1914-05-16
The Grubstake.

Striking both in name and purpose is tho grubstake of the prospector. It is the preliminary financial considers tion in all mining success, for whether the prospector stakes himself to flour and bacon or whether his sustenance is provided by partners at home, this provision is necessary to the discovery of economic mineral deposits. In this respect the grubstake typifes the means of mine-making. It represents that period in the search for ore in which there is DO profit, but only a hopeful outlay.
 In the prospecting stage of the min, ing industry, flour and bacon for one or two mon, usually only one in a place, IS the wherewithal of progress and success. This is the simple and modest foundation of nearly all mining history. Some persons think that It is necessary for the future success of mining that the United States Geo. logical Survey shall send out It's statfs to prospect" for new mines, but we are still of that old.time school which believes that the obscure individual with a pick and burro and a grub stake is the real salvation of the min- ing industry at any stage of the game.
 So, when anyone ventures to inquire What is the matter with mining?" as IS often done in this age of social pes simi m. Just tell him that a few more grubstakes are all that is necessary to start things a-huMming again. The want of a sufficient number of grub. stakers is sure symptom of the lack of faith which marks the depressiOns in the mining business. Of course, the grubstaker is influenced by other factors, such as slack business at home pector knows nothing of these; it is all one with him, want of that faith which he himself possesses. A little more gambling with Mother Nature, gentlemen.-the fairest and squarest and most honorable gambling game in the world.
 We know well that an incentive to the grubstaker is knowledge that general business is good. with optimis- tic capital to pursue those opportuni- ties which the prospectOr with his flour and bacon reveals. Therefore. we are safe in saying that, of all so- called barometers of trade-iron and steel and copper and bank.clearings included-the grubstake Is the surest barometer. When prospecting is active, business is everywhere good. When you see the prospector llmping around home. he assures that the col lar button trust is not paying its usual dividends. Mining Record
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

lid in gl1nBcuoeu llntcriudlngen
uuhgcipieien, oaB sic iron3oiild)e
5prade ibre bisberi9e @eItberrihait
niht etiua ibren iuncrcn @or3i0elL
ionoeru leoialih gliidliden duBcrelt
llnli1n0en per0anft Dic 6ran3o'
len battcn i'm WiitteIolter friiber ols
anocre G0lfer beAonnen cine rc9c
luiiienidaitlide mo literarilber Sbl
tiQfeit 3l entfulten. glur 10 mar Is
m6gli6, oob Sic iran5oilitbe Sprade
on Steae ocs anidnglicb oorberrlben-
sen Qoteinilben iib mebr uno me5r
in sen &or0crgrln0 l1ob. SSron3o.
fih muroc Srnmpf ndt mr IN Ser
geclt ser gSiiienidon ion0ern onA
oic Giplomoien ole Rolitifcr bcoieu.
Ten iih IN nmner iie9cnoem I'M
ianae 0es Srou3oliben olS 9ernis.
mo llpgon1sipratbe Ole 6rieoens.
Ocr6nnolunacn 3it 9l0mpeaen inn
Sobrc 1918 bc0eiteten Die interno-
male glncrtenniula Scr @elimg ocs
1rau5oIihcu ais Sprabc ser 0iplo,
nlatcn Cicic Stearng III 3wur his
af Sen bcitiaen Eoa Der IrmBoli
ihcn Sprohc uerblieben abcr cs
mc6rcn it6 poroiii 2alon iiber3elt
qcn0 binmciit oie bc0enilihcn 9ln.
seihen oaB cs nit Scr g8eltberrldoit
Ser fran3Siiiden Sprohe 5n Gnoe
acct @altcns S0ion mus belte III
Ser ggiiieniAait auiiolleno 1intcr
Dem Ceutihen. ia iclblt binter oem
gnpliihcn 3uriidfrcten Ser fron5o
liidic Torider erblidt in Oieiem I'M
oiibQliiomgl &ororin9cn Ser ocut
Idcn Sprodc oie niht 81 pertcnnen
oen aenu5cideu eiaer iron5olp9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

Sprahoonmernng gSer bcute nil
ienihaftlidj, chi luelden @ebieten cs
nlner ieL 3u orbeitcu piiniht 1T
D0Qig on5i iuiitanOe, penn er ole
0eitlhe Sprohc gut bebcrrldt Sic
bemcrtensuertbeiien Sdbe SaloD s
icicn portlih an1ciilbrt:
Gin Dciti1cr braudt MIR ieine
cigene Sprode 5u fennen Inn Gin
sSohgclc6rtcr 3ii meroen mo am
6ortiAriite Ger @iiieniAait mit3nor.
beiten. mGbreno 0os gleide fir einen
6ruu5oien intner ihmieri1er miro.
Gas StI0ium Der frenloen SproAen.
insbeionoere oeS 6rau3oiiihcu. miro
0ober INNER inniiBcr iiir eneu Gcut.
ibcn ser infclacoeiicn icinc gon5e
Belt ser @iiienitoit iclbf wiomen
foun Ser Sron3oic 0ogc9cn iiebt
iih intnier mebr acn0tbi1t cinen
E6cil ieiner Bet ser @rlernnng 0es
1eutihen 81 lpiomen uenn ct orf II.
acn0 cineni @cbicic iid) nIilentlid be.
tb1tiacn will"
Saloo iicbt onl Sdlulic iencr glnS
fiIbrin9cn cine g9eIt1crrlhafi Ser
0eutihen Sprodc beporlicAcn Oic
ouc6 nit oen non ibm por9cthlaocnen
9leiornlpldncn fauml opacuenoei wer'
sen 0iirfte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

6ringung pidtiaer 9Iodridten GaS-
iblieBlid oiif reitenoe Yoten angenie-
len 81 0en 3eiten 5rieorids ms
@roBcn eridjien ais llebcrbriiaer ei-
ner Siegesoepeidse Elm GouiQIider
SliiaelnOiutant ooer ein 8elOiGser
oocr Seman0, Ser ourh oieie Scn-
oung ousge3eidnct wer0eu iolte. gei
oeu SicgeSpertiinoigunaen mar oic
@oit 3umeilt betbeiligt; oenn ieoer
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Eoitilonen bcJleitet 81 ieim ole oft
in elmer 9In3n6l BON 20 bis 90 oor-
toncn. Gu ritteu Dem aoniaIidcu
Sliioclo0iutantcn Der Die Stllnoe oes
Sie9es bel Soor GO. September
17l5) nah Berlin broAte, 20 ASoit-
bornihmcttcrcr borauf Der @urier,
iuelher oie ytndridt 0eS Sie9es bon
8eiielsoorf (15. '08ember 17l5) in
Ole Sanocsbmlptitaot trug fonnte
oieie crit in ouuiler 9lbenoitunoe
8 llbr erreifen. Gicics DeronloBte
ibn, 5undhit i'm Die 5taof 81 ididen,
I'm 40 @oitiaione nebit Der oleiden
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NIT 0en brennenocn gSahsfodeIH oor-
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aRai i750 fommen0e &urier erihieu
neblt 36 bloicnoen BoitiIlioncn in
Berlin am 8. W}ai 9ormittaas. 1907
um g. gtopembcr 9IbcnOs 8 ll6r iibcr.
bradte Der Seltaont pom SHulcnbura
Der oonais in NloaOcburg meilen0cu,
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AoBbob %. glopembcr 1850, "a bln-
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ght S9ohcn ooralif am s. 0e3enlber
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bel 2entbeu g. 0c3elnber) ebcnoo-
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gen oa8u bel, ooS oroBe grei9niB 3u
uertiin0en. Sn Berlin ernl6r man 0ie
glohriht ihon om Z. 9c5embcr in oer
5ebntcn 9Ibenoitlnoe ourcb einen nut
30 t!sicNocn @oitillionen eintrcffen.
sen 8elOi1ger. glIs ON gtnhmittog
0es 81. Gttober 1862 oie 9todriht
ron Scr ourd 4Srin3 Seiurih om
20. oesiel6en Wlonots gctponncnen
Shiodt bel 6reiber0 nod Berlin
fam idrieb ser Ylaranis o'9lrarns.
4ommerbcrr iuio 8ertrortcr 0cS
9onios. 0emlclbcn. loie an9eHebnI
iiberroidcn0 ibn Scr Slang Der Bolt.
horncr acipcien iei. @e Der feicrlihen
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SoniQSberg in @reuBeu iemcn Sin.
3ia nit 20 oerielben, i'm Aonia
Sricorid @ilbelnt III. Oeu Sieg bel
Fultitsf (26. GeSember 1806) 81
nicI0en Goriiber mic ole SieaeS-
Siiriere bic sroBte gln5abl BON Hoitil-
lionen ieoesmal 8ulommeu6rahtem
iit ms uidt5 Sideres iiberliciert.
gsabriheinlih oeihob oies IN Scr
g9eiie. OaB Die 0uriere oni oaen &oit-
rationen uelde iie oes Fferscpeh-
ielS wcaen beriibren nuBten, einigc
@oltinione mihnbmen, bis eih Dem
2mca entipredenoes Sorps beiiom.
men mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
0lielcubrrrc anb Decentralization inl
Q9an0el Der 3eiien

8uci oon3e 96lfer bobeu aeaaa
lbrc gleiocr mio 5einoe 3u ocn @oi
fen 1cariiien uidit nodi <ainenoe'f
ooer Nnaoeritouienoen ionoern nod
Wiaioueu 66len BE admpier bic ne
ins 5clo leaeu Sore pecriibrer be'
IeGlaen iiber peeresiaulct mie ile
Bic Ggr0onQcnhcii nidlt lennt, mlo iN
nicien nencn 46lferiribIua iino 3ie
icllNladDicl 5n cruarien lple NC ll
Scr arie9sgcididitc nod aloli ou9euc
fep iul0 9lae1 Der 3a1l Der beipeIlig
ten adnpiet mar bis9er bic gelpolii9
lic offer 1uIahten nldt bic Nolier
idlodt bei Scpjia ipnoern oer
3dhlpi Ser ,Sapoaer gcaca ole 9illell
bei Wlul0en ini 5a5rc 1903, 3lLOO0
Sapancr ltan0eH 10000 9lllal 0c
aeniibgr 3uiammcl marcn b2lOU0
Ndmpler aHf oen SAladltleloel que
9cipsiQer 5hlod)t 0es Sabrcs 1919
inA oui ser cincu Seie allcroln0s en-
und aCualiacrc Seer ais oas oer
s0poncr be Nlnfocn penn es tanlpl'
ten 825Q00 &erpinoctc 1eaen iIo.
600 Mann iran3oilDr srlppetA
Ciae fnlbc N'iilion beiru0 ollo pie
gln5o6l oer adniplcr olll beloeu 1el'
iln sic ilbriaga Decentralization oer
@craoHacnbelt lelbIl bic perupnlielicl
Gull6cl0uHaSidlndien naren nadt
sen 3a9l ser siaaplcr ilelner &et
sy6f ariB ldHpiien 10000 Dlaiti
oln doho GOOD idmplten l2.Uu9
arauer acaeu 2i0,Qo0 Aullcn nm
Eel eoan (fS701 llonoell 210,VVV
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iiBer Gi3c ocr 1cualtialtcu Salladi
ien iiir iAre 3eit par quo %olcn
~ .6di rem Ailcrjin lnl Sdbre lH2i :.
$1,000 %olgii fdIapfieH nort acReA
fNnisal iouicl lilfieh aqaB aV0
C00 Raui im sSauple ii0norn Nodl
afosat ipar oas aliBverbQltaB IN oer
ESdlad bon 6nlildlh NC w ,00J
gliiic7 geaca 100000 Siirtun iod'tcll,
EdlaNi9 bon aielaler 3roke icnlii
eie s8eH8eIdidlic nidli rielc 3a00ua
Adinpigr nnrca lllir pci Snolcuot
fiSf2) 0ei Dresden (lSi3) lln0 bel
Nrapcloiic (iS70l iul 6cler Dic
MieIeuIdlaat pon @atcrloo oic oelt
m6ailiIgM lWier1aug Der Hapoleo'
nrden GerrIdoit 3llr SQl8e latte,
nrf0q bon 100000 Dlnnn aclamplt,
sbeuio niele Hrliicn i'm Sabre lll7
B0r 9'clarao. mo cbculo olele aaW
bier 3d1Ac aiau til einer Der bqrlbn
iciieh Sdlodtcn oes omerifanildcl
Wiraerlreaes on eblda9oMlng
6iS62l erqebIldl menloer aainpler,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

Tiplo0oiic ih Der gSinenlhaft ia
ser Sierdim lm0 I'm Solon mar tie
Ste glacn9rrriherir yloh Der pc.
bailpiuug ocr 6rul5olen loll ibrc
@lar5eit nnO Gr19nan5 ibr Den &or,
rona ror 0en Gnalphen uno Dem
gchiidcn peridofit 1oben IS gibt
abcr md il 5ranireid GinIidtigc
sic oic IN 0icier 9ehouptin1 lieaen
sen llebcrircibunAcn oui oos rihtiae
NloB 3uriid3IiiihrcH mnlcn Ser
SpraAiorisber Guile SolcD bot nam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

g2a6renO in nnleren 1o0en Die
ain0e BON Standardization erelQ
niiico Derin08e Der Sele8rapbic nit
@lecsidnelc nod aaen Gobnlidtten
mcnihlihcr @ultHr iIie1t mo ourd
Sic @rcic ioiort olcruortS pcrbreltet
mir0 NOR mon irli1cr sur lIeber-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

nQmIih 10000. luoreu on oem
zdladticl0c RON &loauiur ucrciuIAi
bic caii6cioeuoe Sdladi Ron scum
(iSO7) bobcn i6O coo ss0Epicr mii
aculadgf bic GniiAel0ung9ldjlaytt por
Earis (iSll) ucrandatc l42.OUO
sirciicr oie berli1nlie 9lu0ullldlaNt
bci 98dr1 iul Sabre 1870 brodie
1881 GOO 9PNni in's Wcledi 1ei 0cll
uuQNluliden Nuupig YlapoleonS an
ser @creiino OSLO ma-tl 100000
NiomI butbciligt miQ 1ecr bcrnbnI
ten 5hladt an 0cr gIlme iS5ll 100
rem 3uiammcn rugo 100000 N'ont
ilu 6cier Iic uclten 11lodlteu bci
0encl 100000 1l0nN in3 0cucr ia
meu 310lt man im i9. Sa5r5unoeu
n1ulid S3 inl iS fahr9tm0cti 1at
e. ocren B ac8c5ul im W mir l2,
&cm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES strlcac cll mo
oie &ccre, 0ie 8plenelnanosr lodtcn
iaii ing llncolide 8uus Icu geenl
Wan h0rI. 0dB {iliD Qia10cbur9 mf
cinem 9liacn0ccr 5eorohle, madlt moll
idl oopuu acushnlit enc lalldle Sor
lcAnug IS warci cimd 26OOO
lRonu. 0ie 2ill0 Dor dlaaoeunrl Be
icbl9tc eei Nrciieniel0 hdiic er
$1,000 N'oui 5llr Geralanua aim
lide ]lieisa0cerc bcc0li0icn oie 3cit
aeaoilen {illQo AaNclltin lag por
Siralnno NIT 25.000 .Qiann bic
aleide Nlcnac bdiiQ cr BET 2iten 3pr
&riiIaung por yllirnber8 ooAc1cn
toite cr cin Seer poH nicbr ais 0op
pelier SsopBnbl GO000 bdrl0 oie
9Innbl ieiucr sldupicr @ulla1 gl0oli
hatie nor 9tiirubcra mr. 10000
NRonn Ger bcrii1nic 0onoe beleb
i8ie Gecridnlen 3piidlen 10000 m0
$4,000 Niauu lulD Elrrenle SruppeA
5uiitcn 10000 un0 10000 Mann.
9iipicnbeere sic oiid inl batiaep
Slnnc ais lolDe 3n be5eidncn im9,
bcpbliltc Scr gIorrcihc Briu5 @tacn
por 4clara0 10000 Manu- bel &cicr
rarocin 63.0OO Nlonn bel Du0cn
cy0e im0 4lalpIaqiet 10000 Wloni
a0er chuos ooribcr glci Dcn beril0us
tca Nricacii Sorls XII bottc 0er
dps0iid5c @errilEer &ecrr BON 5000
bis 1000 Nrie8eril 5ur 8crlilglng,
bci 8nimpa alcron9s 8ebotcr iibcr
10000 NRoun ,5ric0rids ocg SroBcl
pccre muren ctuos tarlcr mo 5dbl
fen 10000 bis 10000 Ylonn &cl
3ornoori baile Ct $4,000 Nlann N0
NJ ciHi8eu Shlodien iogur iiber 5O,,
600 Nlout 70 bci Rra9 6iOO0. bei
No5enlrieobcrg 10000 9lopoleon !.
0ut in elmer gal3en 9ielbc Don
5dlabteu Ncere Uon nebr oils 1902
600 Dlanu beiebligi 70 bci SmolGiSt
10000 Nlnuu. bei Seip3ia i75000
Nlonn bei @oarom 100000 Nlonn
gci Se1la oogcaen lian0en ibn nnr
$4,000 Monn 8ur &erlilanng Nas
probic Seer aller 3citcn bot blsbct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18
oas Nu0c Der gSrliberridait Der
iran5Nidlea Spradlc.

9lus miiicAihaitlihen Arciien miro
Qcldricben Icr 6eianlte iran30li.
ide @clebrtc emile 2nlop Bot turie
Bet Dor Dem ArIe8c elnen Autlob
bcr0iiclltlidi ser hcii crbo1fes Sn-
tereiiq bciiti. @s 400 clue 3eit
uno lic III nod nidi 70 longe Acr
0o oic ironj0iiiNe SproHe oic all9e.
ncine gScltiprahe biloeic Sl Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

/. Bon ser 1'obilmadnna in
Snoaptii Sinee3oeene y'clerD''
iteu ami bem SommeIplat.
2. @liiiaeSrait 0itcrreidliidJer
Snfanterie am llicr ser 2onai.
3. Seim eeieu Der uenclieu
aricasnadlridlteu IN gsien.
4 9icner Gin6eruirue IN bos.
niIdJer llniiorm,
3. e56uane OiierrridIildler We
Irruiiten ani Der Sirahe-
6. Eeiierreidiid nueorlldle
Solbuteu 6efraoen cine 3laenne
rnt am i9r Sdlidial
4. Ceitsrreidliidlsr sauoiinrm
Iseten Anioebuts.
s. 6elooeiitlidIer 10 SSisu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

Sdnoriclbera bciehliai i1m ltonocn
bci 2cip3ia 325O0O alona 3ur &cr
hiauua. 5ahii Gganla bat bel @lnt
Sch uqniQcr udnlidl 3ii00) Nlonp
sur 0criiiRnag 0cbabt 9liiHer Datte
nidi lolchc Nlerc rnltcr lelucn VS..
ichl, cbenio Mcallaicu 0emi Slnctcr
Geichliate ail 0er 1obtod llper SO
coo Wlonn 6ei Sa si0i0iere i23 eco
9Paun uuD &dlngton Dottc pci @So
ierloo nir $4,000 Nlann Sn amerl
fdniidcu 9Atgeriric1e ldppoatten olg
ar0bien &cpre nm ruio lOUOUv
A,onn Wrant brlebli1ie be Fetefs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

bura 10000 Nlom See am @5da
tonirD oeren $1,000 Sie6t man
pom rniiiid iopouildcn 4rie8c ab IN
SEM CDoua cin cin5Iges Dlal 3A0,
eco Nlom Cont i0,00O bis i5O,
e0W tcieMiaie io bot bis9cr oer
0ciiid iron30Nifc arie1 Die gr0Bier
@ruppcnmcaGcn in pie %ono clnes
6rlobCrrn gesebcu @rin3 6rleorih
Slorl botie bc 9les iibcr 100000
9innn 3u 1epictel mo Noltlc bclcb
Iiaic bci Sropelotic $4,000 Sci Se.
0an 100000 limo Dor Raris 2f0,000
oaAildc ssamPler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-18

oMeinc 9ront 1T nidt ibon nber
ic6r eeiitreih~
n9Irmer Gerl oo bilt 0u ia
ooppelt bcnlitleioensluertD /"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-07
Man Of Great Heart.

The Advertiser will repeat what
it has said before: this or any other
nation is extremely fortunate in
having such a man as William Jen-
nings Bryan occupy a place in the
official family second only to the
President himself. A remark which
Mr.. Bryan made in a public ad-
dress at Lincoln, Nebraska, few
days ago reflects what manner of
man he is. Dir. Bryan, in discuss
ing semi-religious subject, said:
The peace movement-God speed
in it's passage around the world. !
pray God may help me to make it
unnecessary that this government
shall go to war with Mexico. I do
not want men to die before guns
for their country; I want them to
live for their country"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-07
SAFEGUARD the Primary.

The Gsneral Assembly of Soutt
Carolina will convene in annual
session next Tuesday at noon, and
during the ensuing month or six
weeks many matters of Importance
will receive the thoughtful atten
tion of the lawmakers. Of all OF
these matters that concern the well
being of our people not one is of
greater importance at this juncture
than that of safe guarding the Dem
ocratic primary election. Every.
thing else should be subordinated !,
be made to occupy second place,
until some satisfactory means is pro
vided for ,lding honest elections
in South Carolina, precluding the
possibility of designing demagogues
prostituting the primary system to
the furtheranoe of base and selfish
ends.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-07
Citation.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Edge6eld.

SOuuIy VI HOStuclN.
By W. T. Kinnaird, Probate Judg /.
Whereas, Mary Key has made
suit to me. to grant her Letters of
Administration of the Estate of
Isaiah Key.
These Are Therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of the said Isaiah
Key deceased, that they be and ap.
pear before me in the Court of Pro-
bate, to be held at Edgeteld G. H.,
S. c., in my Office on Gath day of
January next, after publication
thereof, at III o'clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should be granted.
Given under my Hand, this 3rd
day of January A. d., IA.
Published on the 7Lh, l4th ard
slst days of January, 1914.
w. II. Kinnaird, p. J. E. G..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-01-07
Masters Sale.

State Of South Carolina County
of Edgefed-Court of Common
Pleas.
Mrs. Mary K Barr, ct al, Plain.
tiffs against Jessie Rlshton, ct al.
Pursuant to the decree in this
cause, | will sell at public outcry 10
the highest bidder before the court
house, town of Edgefeld and state
o, South Carolina, on sales day i'll
February 1914, the same being h.he
9nd day of said month the follow
ing described realty to vii:
Two tracts of land as follows:
One tract containing two hundred
AMI ninety acres more or less, sit
uale and being in Edgefeld and
SaIuda counties in the state of South
Carolina and known as the Elsmure
and Bush land, and bounded by
lands Of James Satcher, A Nj Mitch
ell and I}urrell Nicholson; and the
other tract of land contains one
hundred and fifty-one acres more
or less, situate in Edgetield county,
state of South Carolina, and known
as the Snipes land. and bounded by
lands of E L Yonce, VIM. Hare,
James Temple and others"
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. If purchaser does
not comply with the terms of sale
within one hour after sale, | will
resell same At former purchasers
risk, un ess satisfactory arrange
menls can be made with plaintiffs
attorney and the Master.
S. M. Smith,
Master E. G. 8. G.