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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

@inf6ams 6eilnittel 0@egetable,
COMPOUND" unO ,Sanatibe Baib". SeBl
bin id mobl itnO geiun0 ln0 fann aug
meine 9lrbeit berricDten SD ibuloe ail
oies Dem SDoid s. Einf6am D@egetaple
COMPOUND" lmo iuiiulcJe anoere leioen>
ben Srauen Oies miiien 81 lalien.
Trai s.. Is. Wn6eu, 211 Sii0sSprlIS'
StraBe, Nlurfreesboro, Tenn
9ies berii6nlte Wlittel, 0eilen me0l5ls
niIhen @eitauOt6eile aus belmil6e''
g8ur5eIn utto &rdutern geponnen iperS
Den, bat iid felt nabe3u pier5ig Snbret
als elm b0dit uert6oolles Eonit lIilo
Stdrter Der ipei6licben Sr9aue bepielel'.
Srauen iiberall legen bereitipillig 3eu8s
nib il6er Die iuunoerboIle gSirfung poN
2D6ia s. &mt6am's 1gegeta6Ie eon''
poino" a6
@arum SDffuints Dcrlicrcn?
Seine Srnu Die an irgen0 elilel
6ralenfranf6eit leioet, io0te Die 9o1Iy
mn9 alfoeben, bis iie 2boia g. Yiil1
bam's o%egetable COMPOUND" elmer 9e'
redteu $robe lmter5og.
g9cnn sic 6cionoercu 9lat6 tuiinidlelI,
10 fdrcibCn sic an 9bbia &. @intgann'
Nicbirinc So. (cpnfibcntinD, 2Bun, ylall'
Sbr gricf uirb bDn ciucr 5ran geDTtHeb
aeleicn uno bcantiuOrtct unb itreng per'
traulid gcbnltcm iuerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

9llS ib geitcrn gcgen 9I6cno no1
meinem 9}admittogs6eiuA ans Der
Ilurt6iir oes 9a5oretts beraustrot,
itanO oa I'M g9inofang cine fleinc
Gecrn BON iiebet a6t Sobren lmo
flog orOautliH 5uriid. SD poate lie
geraoe megi6iden ~ mir peroen
mandnal me6r 6elait9t, ais notb-
weuOig wdre. ga fab id, OoB iie
cine fleine Cite in Der SonO bate
uno 10 ri9tig unbebolien poriidtig
bin6ielt. Gos fleine 0ing blidte
mid 70 dn9itli9 6itteno an n Oa
muBte i'd bod 10 nett 5u i6r ieit wie
i6 tonnte. Grit fam iie nibt reHt
nit oer Sprade Geraus, Damn merfte
iie a6er mo6l ooB i6 ni4t 10 ibIimm
mar, pie meine llniiorm ausia6, lmo
ais i6 iie crit nit in unier Spreb-
simmer genomnen unO iie ein paar
0lol 3um Su4cn gebradt 5attc,
friegte i9 2laes 81 uiiien.
sSu ser S6ule 6otten Oie @oren
pd6reno ser @auie 10 nit aaer @i6-
tiafeit mo wobl ou6 @6antoiie cr-
5dblt, mas oie Gltern fiir oie SolOa-
ten qc0cbcn 9Gtteu. llnO i6re Niut-
ter mar 70 arm ole fonute oas nibt,
un0 tie moQte 0o6 aub 10 Qern ct
mas i6eufen. 2ina's &ater 5otte
cine gou3e &iitc Gigarren 5um 9fo-
t6en areu5 gebra9t lmo @mnis
Nllltter i6idte au6 immer mel1e
ms 6elo. ga bat icb oie &leine
ouS aopf9en 5er6rohen unO ais tie
gar fein @elo Bate befommcn fon-
men, lit iie am 9io1nlittag auf Die
StroBe gegongen imO BAT Ole Selte
gcfragt Oh Tie i6r nicbt fitnf Yfqnnige
ge6en ipoaten. Die meiiten iinO a6t-
los norbeigegangen; aber ctpos bat
Tie bod gefriegt mo ein alter Wlann
BAT ibr iogar 3uon5ig $fennig gege-
ben, ais er ge6ort, woiiir Oas @elo
6eItinunt mar. SIN 2aoer bat iie
MN oo1 3u ibrent S6mer3 feline
aiiie Dol Gigorrcu iiir Oie poar @ro,
iden 6cfommeu, ole udre uiel t6eu-
rcr, bat Die 5rau geiagt. g2un wollte
iic sic Gigarren oen SoIOoten brin-
gen. sic lit geraOe 6ier6cr gefom-
men, neil imier 2o5orett Dor Dem
&rieqe i6re S6ule gcweien III, lmo
Oo puBte iic, no iie binge6cn fonntc
glls iG borte, Dab 0as fIcine 0ing
fiir uniere &erpunoeten gebetteIt
6atte, trobOen es na6 ieiner Ser
iidcrung 0as niemols por6er getbnli,
murOe mir bod gan5 merfpiirOig,
uno ib Bate i6u am lie6lten einen
auB aege6eu.
SD ging in elm Simmer in Dem
feds lei6t oerlpin0ete 2anowe6r-
leute iparen unO er5a6lte ibnen sic
@eiHi6tc. Damn nabm i9 oie &Iei-
ne an sic SonO llnO bra9te iie bin.
8uerit mar iie mieOer dugitIi6 mo
ieB ii9 5ieben a6er MN mlBte iie
i6re Site oufinaden unO 81 ieoen
@1aun binoe6en ino SeOer befam
cine Gigarrc. Sd oing olci6 oorauf
6inouS oa bate elmer lie ibon out
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

Sage ibres eriten 9luftretens ols
DornrDs9enl
Gr fo9 Ii9 nd9 rem Baron Inn,
Oem er ii4 nad oieism Ginfoll iebr
Derbriioert fii6lte. 2lber Der bate Die
2oge perlahen
S0er nod beher mar es, ihr elm
padr O6rringe gu lnenten. Mlit pel=
dem Stolae bate iie iidb ibm nit De-
nen i6rer Ulutter ge5eigtl Mie batten
ibre Qlugen babel seItrabltl So, lie
lpiirbe lih rieiig freuen iiber iein Sc
I9entl Sein Qon3es GaId6engelo folIs
te braufgeben.
Seine NinoerIeele ioar nod ME 10
6ell qeipeien, fpie in Sieiem Nu9enblid.
8ie nG6lten 9lummern 6es proz
Qramms bermo1ten Sons gar nid1t al
intereliieren. SelbF niat Der tleine
Glopn Eoto. oer 70 poiIierlih ouf eli
nem Sdpeine rift. glur einmal. als
ser fbmpatild3e 3perq ras qubliium
al ldnoan6oltenbem 2n2en 6inriB,
DaGte CT, Eoto tonnte Diellelcbt ein
RibaIe 6errn 8ri6s tperoen. 2lber
ihlicBlih, pas ma9te bas2 Die Geute
auGllen 6errn 9rie ia nur nit ibrem
Qanenl Simmer tebrte Sons bolo 5u
Teinem @ecanten an Srtretio uno oos
@el8ent, 0ns ct ibr MAIDEN polltc, sus
rid.
aurs DOr @esina ser polnfIden
Quo6rille, bic Wlib 6orriet ols Stir
tin auf 4uIna mitritt, erIaien Der
Baron nis6er in Der 2oge. Sans bait
te i6m am liebiten 3uaerufen:
$50 iper0e balD ebenIo gludll9
fein pie bul"
X x
6ous belt es MN gu 6auIe gar
ni6t mebr aus. Qllles mar i'm gu
eng. Sein Ser5 mar io boil, baB er
INNER bdtte fpremen m0gen. 2ber er
fii6lte, 0aB i'm niemano periteben
piirbe. Menn bic alte Seine i9n nit
l0rer lie6epollen GorQs umgab. bdtte
er Tie am liebitcn aurildgeltoRen sic
lpiirbe Elm 3irtustinD ME lieben.
2utretia battle re4t. 2Iber Ct pollte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

q, ~fli
ouB o'e %et. Slaalea l'l~I 9ellolleN
lUer0e'l oaB Der lrupere oel'Iluc
u"lPIer ocll' UenllWen 0ar'''OOl''
9uNoel O'eHe' loule.
'S ''''lesuNg pO SSulVn,slOb
OuB O'e Saclo ole Sa0un9 0ul'l','
'oppp oo nueg NOl'etpp'' u'lull puu
ote.,'el' .... pa,''8ei lpue' 'p'rp OpN pe.'
urllllqen ! M Seollen ulpI aus e'ne SO'
l"ns Oel pluse ul'selegeN'
= y y : ~ : 7 ! ~ ~ y,
- pV y lt osu'luup' ,.1 y
g"'Ornllg FoE pelPr'pl ~ elnel'l
Sellallllel O'e 1puse OeI el'lpaguuB
oe9 Su''Plel9 gSuV'u per lruVel
pcp =. Rul"pi'p8 Nl'leF'lu Slllle sc
Qo'ie' " ou9 ul'lel''QlIcge ~eg'irt'
pSs W pOll grUBet SS'ul'glel lHp
o'e gul'llelI lagl Ole 5el'ull8, oouB
oer Nul'Pler uHgV0u'leN lVerOeu lou'
~ O0u V''l 'o''''le' 'O'l um e'"e
DIV, 'r0'N0 49, ~ ,'o ~
opll ll Sollooll cONlpl5lrI 8elllaWl H.
SSeller 1891 Der Irlllel ole 9an5e
ora9e lei "oor''l9 l'no l9'p'erl9, ''llo
OieS l'Hllon'eVI, oa ole 8un5e Sugc
oOeHoor DON $ellllutano elngeloOe.i
iOOppep ~ Hl'l VrDBDrllu','lle" l''l
pel' Ser Slaale' ~ 5'p'elPol 8"
orl'gen'
= &c rnllll @ G. . er p I :! I
e " III III " q Il / q Il 3
y Ct o 9 { q o. IA. 6alular.
Ier @eaeralllo0 Ger @alllall'S,@r'
NEE erlleB 0elie A0eno oen llapl'e-
Qe'oen Serlgl:
gl'nH ell'er lnllweh 2lilllulllll9 l'Uer
llHlere Spera'lonen III Oer ProplH5
I5erpullall III Perllel' lOuVrenu ocl
teslen Su9e por5lluell8e'L eruu'el c'
Ger Se'leralltao DER 4all'alllS SIr'
NEE lir 9erulVelL Vle lOl9eHoe vrl'u'
rpll8 ." aeUeU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15


DUNG Oes tiirfiiden@eucrolito6s iogt
6olgenoes
yGon periiiden 9ruppen inter-
itiiBt riidte uniere 9lrmee in ser per-
iiiden @robin5 9l5er6aiian itetig Dor,
nm oos 9an0 bon Dem ruliii9enSob
81 6efreien.
gSir 6o6en ueue beOeutenoe Grfol9e
5ll Der5eldnen ge6abt, inoem mir go
iitioneu ser 9iuiien in ser ltngebimg
bon Ee6ri5 einnobmen
Sin I6eil Ser Ginge6orenen in ser
6ritii1en Gffupotions 9lrmee in
@gDpten 6oben iid unierer @or6ut
erae6en.
@ritiihe 6licger iperfen
Gomben aitf Nntmerpen.
9lmitcr0omL Ia. Sanuar ii6er
2onoon. Ser uGelegroof iagt in
ieiner 6eiti9en glnsgabe, er babe er-
fa6ren, ooB britiihe Slieger am let-
ten 0lontag me6rere Som6en auf Die
0elti6en &olitionen in 9lntperpen
6ina6worfen Ger ltmfaug oes au-
geric6teteu Sdooens bat iid nod
ni1t feitiielen laiien
Ger n0ocio-"6 -"6aIIno9i Ser
g 6me6e
@oibingtom IA. San. y Gas
Stoots Gcpartement lit beniii6t,
nit Der britiideu Re0ierung ii6 oa-
bin 3u Deritduoiseu, DAB Ser Dom-
pier n0ocia" nit elmer 9o0ung
9ounupoQe cine ein5elne 6o6rt BON
sort 9lrtbur, Ecros, nad6 9lotterooni
ma6en bari. Gie 8roge, ob Shiiie,
oie frii6er elmer ser friegiii6renoen
91ddte geb0rten in oos amerifoni-
ibe SdiffSre0iiter eingetrogen per-
Den 0iirieu ioll Dorldiifig lmentidie-
oen blei6eu.
Collector So6uion bonn Staats.0e-
partement moc6te 6eilte 9otidofter
Spring 9iice einen &oriHIog i'm
o6igen Slime. Sr. Sobniou 6eton-
tc, oaB sic amerifauiiben 9omnpoa-
pflau3cr uibt in Der Gage iein luer.
Sen, i6ren contraftlihen &erpilid-
tungen Sic Soonng oes Sdiiies in.
ucr6ol6 elmer bellimmten Belt in9're.
men o63ulieiern gereAt 8u wcroen
io0s man nidt Dem Sdifie geitotten
iuiiroe, o6ne 8er5ug o63uio6reu.
cir Gecil Spring Slice bat oen
&oriGlag iciner Hegicrung INTER-
6rcitet mo crpartet cine 6aloige
9lnhport.
Ger 9lnmalt Ser Gi0ent6iimer Ser
nIocia" ii6ernIittelte Dem 6ritiiden
9otidofter oie beglau6iaten 96eds
in So6c BON St65,OO0, nit meI6en
fir oas 6o6r3eug 3a6ling geleiitet
mlr0c; mo er6radte 9epeiie, oaB
Der oeitide Captain uno Oie Wlaun-
i6oft Ourh gllucrifaner eriebt pur-
oen.
g8icmonin ngon0onit itber sic
6rage 0enft.
2on0on, IA. San II Sm glus-
pdrtigeu 9lnte lief beute sic &unoe
elm, oaB oie 2aoung Oes Gompiers
n0ocia~ oorl6uiia berido6eu worOeu
lei. SSn offi5ieaen areiien 6oiit man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15
3a9l Der
0pfer $4,000.
(5urtietaug Dou Ser 1. Seite.)

mob(, pie Ser 2ebensperIuit iino Die
ies @1ol oroBer.
Gin geanlter ser Sto0t 9lDe55ano,
elmer Der penigen lle6erIe6euOen er-
Hart ooB Die Gooteu Sen Su6.SSrd-
feften iuo Die g2itglieoer ieiner 6o-
Mile. oen geianmter Stab DER SRA
fcftur ole 9litglie0er ser @cricbte,
Den @iir9ermeiiter unO ale Ylitglie-
Der 6cs Stootratbs eini4lieBen.
5Hnfunoneun8ig aus oen Guioert
Goloatcn pclGc sic @arniion Der
gloot biloeten IieBen ibr 2e6en
cbenio mie bier aus Ben iie6en 8oa-
9eauiteu uuo odt ouS ben neun 80
Ii0iiten Der 5tatot
Scr obcn erpd9rie Stoot6eonlte
hefon0 iih ouf Ser StroBe, ols Der
GroitoB fam. Gs madie ibm Den
Ginorud, ais % pI0blid 9laes Inn
ibn 3uionnnen itiir5e. Cine gepol'
tiqc Staubpolfe 1tieg ans 0eu 9fui-
item bcr0or mo berounfelte b0aig
0en Sori8ont. 0ie lpenigen lIeber-
Ic6enom fonoen ii1 ouf Dem Eorlo-
nia.Globe 5uiaiunlen. 3ielelben ma-
rem bon &erlebungcn ooer ben Sol.
.gen oes Sdredens io mitgcnommen
0aB fie foum babel belfen founten Die
nnter ben Eriiumeru 8egro6enen au
befreien
Grobcberpflan8tc d Bis
8ur e @wci3 fort
Sent g6weil, IA. Samior
@eitcrn @orniitas wiiroeu IN Der
Mont Blanc @rnppe rno cbcnio Den
gdlpci3cr mo italieuii6cn 2lIpeu
Grocridiitieringeu wa6rgenommen.
sic peranlaBteu groBe 2awinenltiir-
Be. oie biele bereiniant liegcuoe Cor
fer BON ser 2naBenueIt obic5Ioiien
nno 6etrdHtliHen 5daoaH in ben
gSdlocrn onridieien. 2luf Dem Scr
nina, 6em Spluegen im0 St. @ott-
bor0 GoB licgt bis 81 iie6eu 3oll
9Huee, md6reno i'm Gngaoin Die
Sfnecoedc orei 8uB betrdgt Seoo1
fonnte bisber ser hort angeridtete
Sdaoen ni6t iciiaeitellt peroeu oa
oie Observation-Disclosures mter'
brohcn iin0 2eihtere @roit0Be per-
Den ans oen GDroIer 2llpen geneioet-
Du8 amcrtfanifde &otbc
@rcn5 B ii.lfSbercit.
&nfbington IA. Sauiar.
Gas amerifaniiGe 9iot6e arei5 er,
tldrie Gcute, 0oB es 6ereit iei, bier
Observation-Disclosures iiir Die infolQc
oes italiemidea Gr06e6ens in glot1
Werdt6cneu an5uncbmen imo nab
Stolien peiter5uienoen. Gas omcris
faniide 9lotbe areu8 beabli1tiat MIR
Ios a9lotbe arelB~ per5iientlidte
fu oieicm 8uiamncn6ansc folaenoe
@etauilimahun8:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

(6OriIcbnng run Der ! SeIte.)
9l1t5e6n ruiiii6e @ene-
rdleentlaiien.
Berlin IA. %onuar, Oro6tlos
nod SoDuille, 8. So. gloh elmer
oeutiden g}a6ridteu glgentur bat
0os o&anburger 5rem0cublatt" sic
95adjridt ge6radt oaBt odbe6u riti-
iiide Generate ans ipid6tigeu Stel-
hiugen sic iie iune Batter, eutloiieu
uur0en
G uiicn BON Geiterrei6 6ern
iiberraidt.
92aA 9lnaa6en ans 0erieIbenGuelle
bo6en Sic 5ilerreibiideu Sruppen in
@olijieu ploblib cine Gfieniib 8e-
mcgung gegen sic 9iuiien uternom-
men, ourh meIGe oie 2ebteren b6l-
Tia ii6crroidt wuroen 1ie 0iterrei-
Hiihen Operotionen pareu an me6-
reren %imften bon Grfolg 6egIeitet-
9 lie Eiirfen riiden i'm %er-
len Dor.
gluIter0ouL IA. Soulor,
Gme Bier cingegaugene, in Goniton-
tiuopel erlaiieue ofii5ieae9efauntmas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

hlll aSVllOlt on l"oN
mas Sy6re uilnoeers
bolleu Dleoi5inen tllr
mid get6an babeH.
SD lit al SrallenS
fc1iuic6e ilnO yer
ic6iebung uuo ipar 70
miioe uno ericboplf
batte Ii a nj + a rig
&opficgmer5en M 0
Gc6ipinoel : glnfdlle.
Sic gler3te 6alfe,I1lI
mir nic6t, oesballp
t,o,.r,tcLfo ~ Oh0fd ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15
Nrpnnht nnsnrfahrt.

,Q9nS fdllt Dir oeun eiR, infnmer Sr'ss
mel min oerart aui oeit SiiB 81 lSS1neet
0enn be6abIen Gle 0oc9, oeI i%1nde
iter bat mir gelagt, ic1 iull Sbnell u i"'''
ireteli. bis Sic bc1ableu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

nSeIaarop6iide 0iadridteu beia.
gen. 0aB elm iAredli1es llneliid
mieoer StaIien beimaeiudt bat. Gs
miro bon eiuen gr0be6en gemeloet,
oos Eauienoe MenidenIe6en gefor-
bert in0 cine Staot pollitdnoig 3er-
tort BAT. 9lls oas gro6e6en 3u Wei-
iiua ieiuer 3eit 10000 W2eni4en OBJ
oadlos mohte, CAB oas niuerifaniide
@olf, einen gluiruie oes n9iot6en
areii3es~ folgen0, etiun cine Miuion
Collars sur 2in6eruug ser in 91otb
aerat6euau @eb0lteriin9.
Selte bat 0as amcrifaniide &olf
pieoerim @elesen6eit feline @lilo-
t6dtigfeit 5il befueiien uno oeuen 5u
6elfen sic our6 oie 8erit5rlng ooer
9eidaoi9lmg Ser Std0te 9loe33o,
gderta uno nnoercr Grte o6oa6los
geipor0eu iin0. Gas amerifaniicbe
,9iot6e areii3" miro germ Dem italic-
niiheu vglot6en &rel5" oas 5u bic
fem 3wed bier geiammelte @elo
ii6erpeiicn.
gtcue gr0t0Be in &om
Deripiirt.
9ont IA. Sanuar. - g8d6renO
ocs &orHittogs crcigueten ii3 6cltc
mieoer einige @roeri6iitterlngen.
Goourd itiir3ten mc6rere geiiern be-
reits 6eiddoigte @c6duOe eiii imO
botten Die @erlebuu9 mebrerer an 0en
9giiirdimungs glr6eiten bet6eiligten
@crionen 5ur 5olge Gie @ridiittc-
rungen waren nibt beitig trigen jc-
bod mieoer 5iir glnireglln9 ser 9eool-
ferung bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15
GSrall WSabeM luMrOe
gciunO gcmO6t
Snrd egOia s. @inf6am's pgeoe'
table GOmpunnO4 nnO iuiinidt
anOeren lciOenOcn Sruncn
OicS fnuO sn t6nn.

N1urfrees6oro, Senn DSeit Gam
gem mollte ic5 S9neu oariiber idreibelL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

Ql6unncntcn, bic ben ,,Gcutibcn Gorrcs
pDnocntcn" nidt pinftlid O6er nnreael-
ndfig crGalten, iin0 gcbcten, Der Office
0npDn per gclepbOu oocr id)riitlidj Wiit
tleilung 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

SIbOuncnten, Die ben O9entidsH
GOrreIpunOcntCn1 nidjt pinftlidl OOe'
nureaelmGkig erbalten, iinO gebeten.,
Der Office Oabon per Selep6On cOe'
Idlriftlih MIitt6eilnna sn madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-15

2on0on, IA. San. II SSm 9lus.
pdrtigeu 9lmte lief bente sic &unoe
eiu oaB oie 2a0ung oes Gompiers
nGocia~ oorl6ufig berido6eu moroeu
iei. SSn offi5ieaen &reiien bofit man
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29

cha sr, rb. close connection between the two
types so different and yet so compiemehtAry
strongly Indicates that the priests who ohclateo
in the service of the god to whom the House OF
tho mar, wa. consecrated lived in the rooms Of
the Nonias quadrangle The two groups, the
lofty pyramid temple and the low muiticeiled
monastery together form well-balanced comoi'
nation.
Passing out through the arcade OF the south
house and leaving the Monjas quadrangle behind,
one descends by three terraces partly art1hclal
and partly natural to the level of the plain
few PAGES the south may be seen two large
parallel walls. 10 feet apart. each l2s feet wide
80 feet thick and about 20 feet high. These two
constructions are the sides OF the Uxmal ball
court-the ends being open. In the center OF each
at ends directly opposite there had been fastened
originally great stone ring four feet in diameter
Both OF these. however, are now broken. and lie
in fragments at the bases of their respective
walls
Beyond the ball court there is a high terrace
or PLATFORM covering over three of ground,
and rising 23 feet above the plain. This supports
second and smaller terrace, 10 feet high. from
which rises the so-called governors paace-the
most magnificent example of ancient American
architecture extant today.
Behind the governors palace. and on the tower
of its two terraces. is the so-ca!ed House of the
Turtles
Another very important building at Uxmal is
the House of the Pigeons, named because of
dovecot.
The structures described above by no
all that remains of this ancient city Truth
is that the Jungle on every side for some little
distance hides the wrecks of once imposing build
ings. their presence now only to be detected by
cumps of vegetation rising slightly higher than
the general level OF the plain. These buildings
and their substructures have been literally torn
asunder by trees which have driven their roots
into them and pried apart the masonry. Creep
ers, vines, and bushes have overgrown their
sides that they look like wooded hillocks Only
close examination does their real character ap-
pear, and 1t remains for the Imagination to re-
their former glory. But all this ancient
life this great city once teeming with its toiling
thousands. Is gone. Palaces and temples glisten
In the sunlight, with never the tread of sandaled
foot echong through their empty courts chant
of white-robed priests sacrificing to offended gods
Perchance bird may futter through some ruined
doorway. chirping for its mate. or buzzard cir
cling high above prospective prey. Save
these all else is silent. dead. the ancient pomp
and glory forever departed. and gods and men
alike forgotten in the onward sweep of time
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29
Colorado.

Cripple Creek reports a fresh ore
body Of great promise in the Ell Paso
mine.
Boulder's tungsten excitement con.
tinues with fresh mines almost daily
added to the producing list.
More mining activity is said to be
taking place in the Montezuma dis.
trict than for some time past.
According to a report from Idaho
Springs, the new mill on the Oneida
property at Freeland is a success.
In the opinion of the Cripple Creek
Times, there is gold in that district
in abundance in properties that are
now idle.
shipped from the Ella W. strike. The
first shipment brought returns OF
1885 a ton.
From Leadville comes a report that
extensive discoveries of molly bde nite
ore are located at Summit Pass in
Summit county.
Joseph Yates was in Boulder with a
shipment of high grade tungsten ore
from the Black Diamond lode at Mag.
nolia, near the Gold Farm mine.
In Ouray district the famous Camp
Bird continues to be prominent pro
Queer of bullion for the Denver mint
and concentrates for the smelters.
In Silverton district l.. B. Harrison
and associates, who are operating the
Silver Wing mine at the mouth OF
Burns gulch. are shipping some very
high-grade lead ore which runs well
in silver and gold
From Ouray comes the statement
that a large body of ore has been
| discovered in one of the older work
ings OF the Wanakah mine, running
in excess Of five per cent copper and
a small amount in gold and silver. av.
eraging something over SIS per ton.
Recent strikes of high grade ore
have called attention to the Gold Sow.
ereign property, located on the edge
of the Cresson group at Cripple
Creek
A report from Rico declares that
| the recently-renewed operations OF
the Rico Mining Company at the
Shamrock mine are already being 70
warded with flattering success.
In the Breckenridge district, now
one of Colorado's steadiest gold pro
ducers Tyler and Moessner, are car
rying on consistent development on
the Eureka property on Gibson hill.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29
New Mexico.

A regular dividend OF $3.50 with an
extra dividend of SO making a total
of $3.50 per share, has been declared
by the PhelpsDodge company.
The Jarilla mining district near Orc
Grande in Otero county is making a
new and most excellent showing in
the quantity and quality of the ore
now being shipped from that point.
A concentration and flotation plant
together with a sampling and assay
office Is to be built at Pinos Altos,
Grant county, by Oscar Long OF Hur-
ley. The ores of the Pinos Altos dis
trict are complex and carry copper,
zinc, lead, silver and gold
The Southwestern Oil Development
Company has been organized at Co
lumbus. The capital stock is $1,000
900, and is divided into 100000 ten
dollar shares. The company has un-
der control at present about $4,000
acres of land, most of which Is in the
vicinity of the wells in which oil and
gas were discovered two years ago.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29
Wyoming.

Another gushing oil well was struck
in the heart of the town of Grevbull
and the indications favor it being bet
ter than the one which was struck
several weeks ago.
Talk of a smelter at Lowell has been
renewed by the big gas well recently
brought in on Neville's land in the
Byron field. This is said to be the
biggest gas well in the world
Work has been started on the cree.
ton of ten more new stills Of the
Casper Standard Oil Compjany's re.
filming plant, which will increase the
capacity to 40 stills. The original
plans, 1t is understood, call for a ca
pacity OF 100 stills
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29
Arizona.


The first car of silver galena are
from the Arizona mine at Huron was
shipped to Ell Paso smelters.
The Calumet and Arizona and the
Shattuck-Ariz mines in the Bisbee
district are working at capacity.
George Middlemarch at Bisbee de-
clared that the Middlemarch mine is
showing better than ever and that two
rich strikes have recently been made.
Excellent gold ore is being devel
oped in the Pinal mountains and foot
hills, which are now the center of in
terest among gold miners in the Globe
district
One of the most important mining
deals of the past year is the consoli-
dation of the Cherry creek properties
of Daniel E. Parks and l.. n. Wom-
bacher of Prescott, known respective
ly as the Golden Era or Gold eaf.
and the Logan groups.