davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times., 1915-01-14

Mexico was an Austrian-the Arch.
duke Macmillan, brother of my
imperial Master and your Kaiser's
august ally. Emperor Franz josef"
"Ach, SOL" But il was so plain
that the stupid captain was still
suspicious that the Master OF Cere-
monies thought II wise then and
there to give him a much-needed
lesson in the history OF his own
German-speaking people.
He patiently went over the waole
story, while the German captain
gasped from his saddle. He told OF
the studious and dreamy Maximilian,
brother OF the Austrian Kaiser,
married to the lovely Carlotta,
daughter OF King Leopold of Belgium,
and their half-dozen years OF happi-
ness at the castle OF Miramar in
Trieste.
Then came Emperor Napoleon H.,
OF France, looking for a royal prince
TO seat upon the throne Of his pro
jeeted empire in Mexico. Macmillan
was his ideal future Emperor OF
Mexico, and now was the time 20
make the grand coup-when Juarez
C-Opyright 1914
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How the Austrian Flag Flying
Over a Belgium Chateau
Kept the Kaiser's Soldiers
from Disturbing Carlotta in
Her Living Death Which
Has Continued for
Fifty Years

"But that Is impossible" protested
the man in red livery. "The Empress
has been an invalid for fifty years.
Her Majesty receives no one. except
her ladies in waiting and her Master
of Ceremonies"
Bring me the Master OF Cere-
monies Immediately" roared the Ger
man officer, believing he was being
trifed with. In a few minutes that
functionary presented himself at the
gate. Schmitz beloved at him:
do you know that to hoist the
Austrian flag over this Belgian
chateau is an offense to the German
army? You will have to be punished
for this piece Of impudence."
Patiently the competent and polite
Master of Ceremonies repeated the
answer that had been given by the
red-liveried servant-that Her Inn
perial Majesty Empress of Mexico,
for fifty years an invalid, inhabitated
the chateau.
"Donnerwetter!" exploded the Ger
man officer. Does that answer my
question about the Austrian flag?"
Then the Master Of Ceremonies
realized the almost incredible truth
that this German captain, though of
necessity educated in the best Ger
man military schools, was totally
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miIian-good and upright man, but
a bookworm and a dreamer-failed
utterly to win the confidence of the
Mexican people; how, the American
Civil War being over, the United
States Government told Napoleon
III. TO withdraw his army from the
American Continent, and how NaDo-
leon promptly Obeyed, telling Maxi
milan that he and his empire would
hencefOrth have to shift for them
selves.
How Carlotta hurried back to
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was unable TO unite the Mexican
factions. and when the Government
of the United States of America was
too busy with it's own Civil War to
even threaten Napoleon H. with the
Monroe Doctrine.
France would furnish the in
vading army TO keep the native
Mexicans in order while Macmillan
should seat himself firmly on the
throne of a great Western Empire
that would be twin sister to that
ruled by Napoleon III.
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The gaudy-hued servitor answered
quiet assurance: This is the
EVlling OF Her Imperial Majesty
the Empress OF Mexicol"
Good said the officer with
sarcasm intended TO be whitening.
Lead on. will pay my respects
20 Her Majesty"
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ignorant about one OF the most tragic
episodes in the history of German
speaking royalty. But he was too
polite, and too polite, to offend the
officer OF an invading army with
sarcasm.
"Ah." he said. "it has escaped your
memory that the late Emperor OF
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time. Now, at last, he stopped
clustering. With respect and SYM
pathy, and wonder in his voice he
remarked:
"Wonderbar. Ach, so-it IS my
duty to pay my respects TO Her
Majesty. I will assure Her Majesty
that she has nothing to fear from
the armies of the Kaiser"
And the patient Master OF
Ceremonies had to explain that,
while the captains sentiments did
him honor, he would have TO foregO
any such visit. The royal invalid,
he said. knew nothing Of what had
happened in the great world for fifty
years. Ever since her receipt Of the
news Of her husbands execution she
had been hopelessly insane. Not
violent-except once, when, long
ago, she set fire to the chateau
but always living over again the
years of her happiness with Maxi
milan at the Castle Of Miramar in
Trieste, with now and then moments
Of horror when her shattered mind
reverted in a cruel flash to the crush
ing catastrophe in Mexico.
The best the Master Of Ceremonies
could do was to permit him to catch
q glimpse Of the poor lady unbe-
known to herself. So ne led Captain
Won Schmitz through the gate of the
main entrance TO the grounds, AID
to another iron gate in a high wall
at one side Of the chateau. He un-
locked this gate and threw It partly
open, meantime holding the German
captain firmly by the elbow.
He pointed to a bent Old lady al
in black walking slowly about the
garden, leaning on the arm of an
elderly female attendant In a voice
filled with reverent respect and love
the Master Of Ceremonies announced
to the German officer:
Her Imperial Majesty Carlotta,
Empress Of Mexico!"
Wonderland" muttered Captain
Won Schmitz.
Fifteen minutes later Captain Won
Schmitz, again in his saddle at the
entrance gate, gave a sharp order TO
his troopers. As one man they
saluted the Austrian flag flying over
poor, mad Carlotta's chateau-and
rode away.
Evidently Captain Won Schmitz
promptly reported the episode to his
superior officer, for when the German
army moved on to Brussels it was
noticed that the great entrance gate
to Empress Carlotta's chateau bore
these words posted there IN large
letters, AM signed by German staff
officer:
This house IS the property Of the
Belgian Crown. Her Majesty, the
Empress Of Mexico Archduchess
Of Emperor Franz Josef, our Illus
II 4OAo dl4es lives III H. LEuuEEL
German soldiers who pass here not
10 ring this bell and to leave the
place untouched"
1t goes without saying that this
request has been respected.
Probably Empress CarlOtta's chateau
is the only country residence in in
vaded Belgium that has not been
utilized as quarters for German
officers.
The Mad Empress" nowadays
exists in a state Of quiet and calm.
She is In the closest confinement,
guarded by those who see that she IS
disturbed by no reference TO the
great tragedy in her life. She is now
in her seventy-sixth year. II is said
that her physical condition is fairly
good and that she continues 10 hold
occasional Court Receptions" wear
ing all her imperial regalia and
graciOusly acknowledging the ODE
isances CT her ladies il waiting and
other attendants at the chateau, who
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How Macmillan and
Carlotta followed the
French army to Mex
leo; how they were
crowned in the Ca
thedral at Mexico City
and established their
court in the ancient
castle Of Chepulte-
pee; h o W Maxi
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Emperor Maximilian
Comforting His Father
Confessor as He Is About
to Be Led Out to His
Execution - From he
Painting by Jean Paul
Laurens.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
LATERAL WORK IN
MIDWAY IS BEGUN
RUNNING ON 1900 TO
PICK UP VEIN
LEAsERs SHIPPING ORE AS FAST
AS CUSTOM MILL CAN
HANDLE 1T

From the IS0O-foot station on the
new shaft OF the Midway Consolidated
Mining company. Superintendent
Douglas is running a south crosscut
for the purpose of picking up very
promising vein which was cut in the
shaft. This crosscut is now out dis
lance of rs feet. If the dip of the
ledge is maintained, it is but a matter
OF a few days before this ledge is
picked up and upon its quality will
depend future operation on that level
Meanwhile the sinking of the shaft has
been suspended. as 1t is almost i'm
possible to sink and prospect at the
same time under present conditions
The formation in the footwall region
of this vein is very promising. The
new plant of machinery is WORKING
very satisfactorily. permitting rapid
work TO be done in the development o
this property.
There are so many leasers at worl
above the 500-foot level of the OLE
shaft that it is difficult to keep tract
OF them all. Ore shipments are goinI
out as rapidly as they can be HANDLED
in the West End mill and no sooner 1
the bin emptied of one consignment
than another set of trlbuters is read
to hoist. AS the grade of ore that ]
being extracted is in the neighborhoo
OF $25 ton. not only are the leaser
averaging better than wages, but
very considerable sum of money
going into the treasury of the compan
/ in the form Of royalties.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
PERSONAL

MRS. r. H CABELL JR. is up from
Millers for the day.
P. H. PATTISoN of Salt Lake City
is a guest at the Mizpah.
II. SNYDER of Los Angeles is stop
ping at the Mizpah.
DONALD G.. MEANS, postal inspec
tor, is here on official business.
w. j. SLATTERY is up from San
Francisco on a business errand.
G. S. BOSCH, the tailor. left today
for Nina. where he will stay for sew.
eral days
JACK BRATToN departed today
for ten day visit to Reno and San
Francisco.
HARRY STIMLER came over from
Goldfleld on the Desert stage last
evening.
VICTOR BARNDT, John Lawton
Butler and Nye Ernst are arrivals
from Hot Creek.
MRS. CARL FEUTCH and seven
children leave tomorrow for San Fran
cisco for a months visit to the fair
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
MONTANA LEASE
MAKES SHIPMENT
TRIBUTIN6 SYSTEM is
WORKING WELL
THE coMPANY's comoNwEALTH
PROPERTY MILLED TEN THOU
SAND TONS IN PAST MONTH

A shipment Of fifty tons Of an excel
lent grade OF ore was made yesterday
by Messrs. Mckay and Gerum. who
are leasing in the Montana. Two 9th
er sets OF tributers have been on the
shipping list for some time and two
more are about ready with carload lots
each, while three or four others are
in ore. The leasing system is proving
quite profitable to the Montana com
pany and to the men who are working
lays. The success OF the latter is
indicative that the Montana may
shortly resume work on.company ac-
count. depending, OF course, upon the
state OF the silver market.
A telegram from Mr.. Knox states
that the Commonwealth mine. an Ari
iona holding of the Montana. milled
about 10000 tons of ore during July
He said that the report is not yet out
but that the indications are for the
yielding of very neat profit
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday. Sc:
a year ago. "a.
Lowest temperature last night, Sc;
a year ago, 70.
FRANKIE MALONE was a passen-
ger on No. 23 for San Francisco,
AL FREVERT of the Hall Liquor
company returned last evening from
a trip to Los Angeles
w. H. HILLYARD, operating the
pebble mine near Manhattan, motored
into town yesterday afternoon.
FRANK r. BROOKS, a timer ar
rived yesterday from San Francisco to
take a position with the Wood-Sulli-
van company.
HERMAN ZADIG. a prominent mine
operator and broker of San Francisco
arrived this morning from the fair
city.
H. A. DARMS. president of the
Darms Coal Mining company, passed
through here today from Goldfield on
his way to Coaldale,
FRANK MANSON, manager of the
Western Ore Purchasing company o
I Goldfield, passed through here thi.
morning from Reno on his way to tn,
gold camp.
MRS. NJ. A. HUTCHINSON, wife o
the general manager of the Goldtiel,
Consolidated mill at Goldfeld Travelled
through here today on No. "a from
Reno to the neighboring camp.
JACK PILES, employed by the To
nopah Belmont Development company
departed today for Reno where he will
join his brother and extend his tril
to San Francisco to take in the fair
F. F. HEYDENFELDT, superinten
dent of the Desert Power and Mil
company at Millers, and Mrs Heyden
feldt have returned from a month
tour of California in their car.
MRS. ]. w. GLOVER and son wer
. arrivals yesterday morning from Sa
Francisco, to pay visit to her pa
, ents. Mr. and Mrs II. X. Moore, an
her sister. Mrs Hugh Brown.
BILLY RICE returned this mornin
in a Simplex, belonging to John {
D Kirchen. from trip to Bishop LAX
' Tahoe and Reno. Mr. Kirchen too
I the train from Reno to Tonopah an
Rice drove the car back home.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
WILL UPRA|SE TO
CUT BODY OF ORE
NEW DEVELOPMENT IN
MONARCH
SUPERINTENDENT SMITH WILL
WORK FROM TENTH LEVEL
TO THE $50

Preparations were begun yesterday
10 resume work on the 1000 level Of
the Monarch-Pittsburg mine. A raise
win be put up beneath the point where
the rich ore was encountered a few
months ago on the $50 level. A very
good showing was had at this point
on the 1000 at the time operations
were suspended last year to commence
work on the 100 level
A large vein was cut but not much
development was done at the time as
the then management was confident
that better showing could be had
by prospecting this vein on the hoo
level. However, sudden influx OF
water at about the same time the Vic
tor struck the flow compelled them &c
cease operations below the water leve
which is 1913 feet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
TONOPAH EAST END IS
At LAST UNWATERED
SINKING OPERATIONS WILL BE
RESUMED IN EASTERN PART
OF DISTRICT

For the first time since the Tono-
pah East End Mining company closed
down, which was about three months
ago, the miners have had their feet
on the bottom of the shaft The I'M
watering was completed yesterday
and there will be about two days
work on the timbers before actual
sinking operations are resumed Su-
perintendent Cullinan was compelled
to suspend operations because of the
heavy now Of water and the lack OF
equipment During the time that the
property was in idleness a complete
plant, operated by electricity. was in
stalled. Now it will be very simple
matter to handle the water fiow The
shaft is 44O feet deep. Only one shift
win be employed at first.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Butt Err THEATER

Tonight at the Butler one of the star
attractions of the William Fox com.
pany viii be shown in "The Clemen.
ceau Case in which Thede Bara
tstar OF "A Fool There Was") plays
The leading role. According 10 New
York artists; the most fascinatinely
wicked and seductiyely beautiful face
in the world belongs to Madamoisele
Theda Bara, the Partisan beauty and
late leading woman of the Theater An.
tome. Paris, the "house of thrills of
the French capital" Famous the
country over as the vampire woman
Of the William Fox productions. Bara
has probably bigger following today
than any other woman on the screen.
Her serpent-like beauty and compel
ingly alluring methods have made her
/ famous from coast to coast. Charles
Dana Gibson. who modelled Mile. Bara
as "Sin," recently said. Never have
| had model who impressed me SO
deeply as Miss Bara. In her dark eyes
turks the lure of the vampire; in her
every movement there is a pantherish
suggestion that is wonderfully evil
and makes her a perfect model for
the subject desired. This in no way
reflects on Miss Bara, who is one Of
the most charming women ! have ever
met, and who Indignantly denies al.
though there is no need for her to do
so TO those Who know her-that there
IS any of the vampire in her nature
This feature consists of six reels.
Tomorrow, Pathe Weekly, and five
reel Paramount production entitled
"The Morals of Marcus" under the
direction of Charles Frohman ADV
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
OFFICERS ELECTED
CHILDREN OF MARY
AN INTERESTING PROGRAM EN-.
joYEp AT MEETING OF THE
SODALiTY

The children of Mary sodality
held its regular monthly meeting at
the parochial residence Monday even
ing. An election of officers was held
and the following young ladies were
chosen: Miss Kathleen Kelly, pres
ident; Miss Blanche Robb. vice-pres
ident; Miss Helene Dugan, secretary;
Miss Marie Crane. treasurer.
After the election was completed
the following enjoyable program was
rendered: Introduction, by Miss
Kathleen Kelly: "At the DEVILS Ball. !"
song and dance, by Miss Anita De,
gan: How to Keep Thin" dllustrat-
ed by Miss Marie Crane; harmonica
selection, by Miss Helene Dugan
Mary Had a Little Lamb" by Miss
Evelyn Collins; How to Obtain a
Husband by Prayer" Miss Blanche
Robb: Jig, to the tune of Casey
JONES'" by Miss Ards Brown and
Miss Blanche Collins; And the Cob
Inns Will Get You II You Don't Watch
Out" by Miss Louretta Walsh; reel
tation, by Miss Addie Murphy; 1.-THE
Rosary" by Miss Kittie Timlin: 'Wh,
People Should Attend the Airdomt
Dances on Saturday Night" Miss Mu
riel Robb: "A Fish Story by Miss
Helen Kinsella; stories Collected a
Random" by Rev. Father Diss; al
Irish jig. by Miss Leona Carey; "olt
Black joe" by Miss Ella Perry; am
a very clever monologue by Mis-
Kathleen Kelly.
Following the program Misses Ma
rie O'Conneli and Kathleen Hafferon
who were the hostesses for the even
ing. set table beautifully decorate'
with ferns. at which delicious ice
cream with cherry de luxe. fame.
cakes. coffee. bonbons and sailed pea
nuts were served.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
HEAVY WORK IN
THE jim BUTLER
VALUE AND BULK OF ORE
SHIPMENTS UNCHANGED
DETAILED ACCOUNT OF WORK IN
THE VARIOUS OPENINGS IN
THE PROPERTY

A detailed report of the work in
progress in the Jim Butler mine
shows that mine to be doing a heavy
amount of development. with the var
ious Slopes and raises looking very
much the same as last week, as to
both values and ore volumes. while
the shipments were practically I'M
changed. The following work is in
progress from the two shafts;
Desert Queen 600 level-614 raise
is in Is inches of low grade ore. Raise
SIS is in two feet of low grade ore
Raise SIC is in two feet of fair grade
ore.
( 500 level-South crosscut 504 is go
ing through fault Raise sol is go
ing through fault to pick up the
faulted segment of the south vein
The 500 north crosscut ~ in ira
chyte, 502 crosscut same
700 leyel-706 west drift going un
der fault from which raises will be
put up TO south vein. Raise 706, west
drift going under fault from south
branch of south vein. Raise beinl
put up from east drift 7O5 in three
feet of fair grade ore.
500 level-Raise S05 shows eighteen
inches low grade ore. This raise II
| being used TO prospect the soutl
branch from the south vein from thu
eighth level
900 level-9O4 west drift is
; inches of quartz carrying low values
The slopes and raises are yer
much the same as last week.
Wandering Boy-Second level-S5
east drift shows 21s to 3 feet 10y
grade ore 351 raise shows 21a fee
of good grade ore.
Fourth level-451 east crosscut i
trachyte.
Sixth level-636 southeast crosscu
in trachyte with small streaks {
!, quartz carrying values.
Seventh level 7OS intermediat
:, west drift encounters fault. Gross
cutting south to pick up faulted sci
ment OF Fraction vein East drl
from intermediate shows 2ls feet {
fair grade ore. No north erosscr
on 700 winze in CLASSY lrachyte. NJ
east drift on 200 Wine shows fac
of mixed quartz and waste shown
low values.
Y The slopes and raises are vel
u much the same as last week.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
GYPSY QUEEN CUTS
STR|NGER OF QUARTZ
SHAFT is BEING CONTINUED
THROUGH THE MOTHER
TRAcHYTE

Despite the fact that the Gypsy
Queen was hung up for a day or two
this week while repairs were made,
almost the usual footage in the shaft
was accomplished The hole is now
down AZ feet through the matrix ira
chyte which was encountered after
cutting a strong ledge on its dip. The
trachyte contains number of string
ers and the indications are growing
more favorable daily for encountering
vein carrying pay values.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
CASH BOY SHAFT IN
GOOD VEIN MATTER
INDICATIONS THAT PAY ORE is
NOT FAR BELOW THE DRILLS
AT THIS DEPTH

The Cash Boy shaft today reached
depth of 1425 feet The bore is
passing through very encouraging for
nation. The bottom is now in ledge
matter. with quartz predominating.
The continuation of the shaft was
started recently at the 1S7O-foot point
where lateral work showed that il
was seemingly on the top OF the pay
formation. The outlook is pronounced
by visitors to be more promising than
ever before in the history of the
property.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
WILLARD CONOuDATED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Articles were filed with the secre.
tary of state yesterday Incorporating
the Willard Consolidated Mines com.
pany, with principal offices at vii.
lard. Ben F. Woolner, Oakland /;
Frank ]. Mitchell Jr.. Hayward; G. R
Bartlett. San Leandro, and James A
Cianciarulo, E. NJ. Gibson, l.. NJ. Conk
lin and Charles N Walter of Oakland
are named as the incorporators and
directors. The company is capital
lied at s1,OOO.OOO, 100000 shares o
the par value of 81 each.-Appeal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP
Tonopah. Nevada. aug. 5. 1s15.

Tonopah. Nevada. Aug. 5, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, doing bus
mess under the name of Lee Wing
Chau Tong, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent of the parties. All
parties to whom this firm is indebted
are requested to call and get what is
due them before August Is, 1915.
LEE WING,
LEE CHUNG,
LEE TONG.
AdvA5t6
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
Bullion Sent
by West'End

. The West End Consolidated .
y Mining company yesterday for y
. warded by Wells. Fargo As bars .
. OF bullion. weighing 1896 .
. ounces. the product OF two weeks =
. run in the mill Estimating the =
. gold and silver content at S. .
. cents an ounce. the shipment .
. was worth s45.S6e.4O. .
. 80 80 -
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05

100000
checks $50 will be distributed
1915 Retail purchasers
pons, properly endorsed, should ~ -
mas heen we thoroughly believe
OF a alter date.
Of a.
months and therefore oner during
August September and October 1915 H
FORD MOTOR
ON DISPLAY SALE AT
ToNoPAH
JENKINS q HAND CO. Agents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
kids" IN coLFAx

A dispatch received yesterday after
noon from the "wheelbarrow kids"
was dated from Colfax. They expect
ed to reach Sacramento by noon Sat
urday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
DANCING AT AlRooME

Dancing tonight and every other
night for the remainder Of the week
al the Airdome theater Good music
Admission free. Dances three for 25
.-advA3t5.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
LATEST NEWS FROM THE TONOpAH MINES
STOCKS

The following are the closing stock
quotations. and the record of the
days sales. as received from the San
Francisco stock exchange this after
noon by Broker Fl. q. Epstine:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05

F. II. MURRAY arrived this after
noon from Round Mountain. He will
leave for Reno tomorrow morning to
join his daughter and then the two
win continue their trip to San Fran.
cisco.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05
/. When Your Eyes Need Care

Gee Murine Kye Medicine, Nosmartina-feela
Fine--Aetn Qulekly. Try q Tor Red Weak.
sore EFea and 0rannlnfed AyelAda, Mursnr -
Compounded 81 cur Ocuilnta-not r "fatfut
nedIefneH-but used In auccesaful fhyaieianA
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-08-05

The Bonanza is on file at the Hotel
Clark. corner Eddy and Taylor
streets. San Francisco --tfx
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