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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
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gin6b. Sdnpeine Sdufe

giinob. S6ipeitte Sdnfe
27. Noh. 80. 126 5593 30
%. glop. So. 851 1863 245
Rinbbieb. - Die Gituation
fat 5i9 nur pentg perGnbert. Die
beTereH GleiI6eriorten tparen fef, bic
anberen langiom. Gamers tparen ites
tig, Stoders rnb 5Seebers ru6ig.
Waittlere uno Itpere Stiere $3.50
s.65; Jleiider Stiere $6.O0-7.75;
auserleiene biz ertra $8.0O-8.40;
Seifers $500 -6.75; augerleIene Bis
ertra $7.OO-7.25; aiibe S4.35-5.s
80; aussrlcfene bis ertra $5.75-6.>
80; Gamers $3.25-4.25; Mil9tiiy
$35.OO-95.OO; Stoders unb See
bsrs; Stiere $5.O0-6.75; 5eifers
$5.0O-5.5O.
gullsn. Die 3ufubr ipar gss
ring unb Der gtartt itetig.
Settle 8ullen $6.00-6.5O; Bologna
$5.25-6.00; mogere unb leidts $4.0o
-5.25.
&Glber. Der Martt mar 6eute
lanaiam unb bic 9pretle iieien um
etipa 25c per 100 Biunb.
Bette leidte a1I6er $1O.75-11.O0;
fair Biz CUTE $9.5O-1O.75; orbirGte
unb grobe $4.5O-9.5O.
9 6wetne. - Die 3ufubr mar
sroB unb bic Yreife fielm iilfolssbeis
len um 10-15c per LOO pfunb. Der
Utartt fdlob i4Da4.
Gute bis auserlsIers fchtpere uub
GleiI4eriorten $10.0O-1O.1O; ees
mii9te @srfanbtforten S9.75-10.00;
ouserleiene mittlere 160 Bis 180 pfo.
$9.35-9.60; Iei6te WerlaHOtiorten
.120 big 155 pfunb $8.85-9.25; Ors
bindre bis CUTE 5ertel 11O Yfuno ,mo
psniser $3.50 8.35; prbindre Biz
mserleIens itpere fette Sdus $3.50
$40; Stags $6-25-8.25.
9 9afe unb 6 Gmmer. - Der
Nartt mar beute itetig. Die 3ufubr
iDar serins, ebsnfaas Die Ra6fraee.
S6afs. auserleiere biz ertrd $6.75
700; CUTE bis auserleiene 5000
6,75; orbindre biz fair $4.O0-5.5O.
2Gmmer, auserIsisue bis ertra $10.75
HOO; CUTE Bis uuser!efene $1,000
-1O.75; orbHdrs Bis iar 500
1000,
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6 bttaap. %. 0ob

G dpeine. - 3ufubr 5000;
WIartt ihipa6, 10 bis 20c nieoriger
uls eeitern. Butt $9.25-9.90; lei6ts
$8.65-9.75; semii4te $9.20-l0.1O;
ihUere $9.50-10.15; robe $3.50
9.65; 5ertel S640-8.50.
Einbpieb. = 3uIu6r 5000;
Nartt ftstis; RatiDe geef Stiere S..
75-12.35; 8sfferH Stisre $6.75-
1925; 'Stoders unb Geebers S4-60-
ITO; &iihs uHb 9eifers $3.65-a-75;
Rdlber $9.5o-13.15.
g 3afs. = 3ufubr IL, 900; Narit
itetig. qDetbers S8-o0-8.9o; Gpes
S4.5o-8.OO; 2Gmmer $9.50-12-25.
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selegt, rei6t Ii6 Sit G3erooa an 3ipei
tilometerlange Struben, bic In
S@5orm aufeinonoerItpben
9ie Strabe, bic bon 8e1ten tommt,
1T &ofutb Gajos Utica. Setes speite.
brittle 6aus in ibr 1T abJeDrannt, Der
Heit toqbdusleriI6 Dertpiiitet. St.
apeite SuuptItrabe QlpaF5n Mtbai1
Utica, 1T Guberli6 etlpas gIimpfliher
boppngetDmmer, bic Wobnungen iino
Miit unb Sriinmer. 2ln ben WGnb'n
uno Sboren Tinb nod Die Sreibeitrirh,
gu perlaFen. 60 tOnntsn re nur bas
ieben. Wan lisit baraus, oob bic iies
bente 0ipiiion nit ben Rtgimente-n
6, 7 unb 8 unb bem 8. SG1srresimen.
in gIit Sssraoo lag. Die RumGnsn
batten bic glpaffpitrobe tersits in
SdgeritraBe umgetauft unb Ooreili5
ihr rRomania U}arc" an ale Stras
beneden asmalt. Sonpeps iariebeu
fdblagfertig baruntsr ~@intnsstonigs
reid @roBrumdnisn". Der meu6leris
ffe lleberfaQ Der Rumdnsu batte oi,
@inpobner BON @fit SSereca geSpun
gen, bic Staot binnen ore. Stunpen
gu perlafIen. 60 tonnten fen Ut bos
Nottpenoisits mitnebmen unb grtffen
in Der erIten 9erpirrins md tpertbs
lpiem Ylunber, pGbreno tie Wertbs
bolIes surltlieben. g2i6. elmer aber
fppQte Iicb Der 9ndbe Der Rumdnen
anpertrauen. Sic tannten tbre gad,s
barn aus Der Wolbau nur su gut. 90
fanben bic einsiebenben 9ruppen 9e'
neral preTaus' cine pDllig menfdens
leere Stabt.
Ter rumdniide 9iotiionar nerboi
hos Gliilroerlt, on Gift nurtnlebr ru'
nlGniitI lei, unb ols in Der lInlgegelro
ein rumdniider Suloat eine ,sral ON.
pndtc, tpllrbe er oon Dem Oifi}ier ilie.
oergeihoiien. Damn 3og Der GibiiionS.
Itab ab uno Der &apalleriebriaaoier,
Der ar ieiner Statt IN 9iif S5ersou
Suartier nahm, geitattete ieinen Sol-
oaten ausoriidlih gu pliInoern unn I'll
jraroi6ass1l. Oaraufbin Derbeerte Die
ios1eluiieue Solbatesta in Climber
3erit1-ungSipltb Die gan5e StoH. SIe
Nt0bel DlIrben 5ertriinmert, Die alel'
Der serIdnlittel, &iid,er, @tloer urlo
S6riiten 5erfeet, iSeniteriteIben eill.
geidllagen, Die llhrrperte aus ben 8e'
Itailien gertilen Sebit oil nriibepoaen
Sd,er5eu nianaelt es niht. SD inn IN
ber ObergeipmrpohnlIng Die weiBcn
4lapiertalten iorgiam nut Gintc ae,
ichp1rst. gum ShluB l1iliten Gle
9ron6idjoser uitter glrIeitung Don Or
fisieren rn6 llnteroifi5ieren III oen
@obmmgen Strob uno Spabne, iihcr'
aoiicn lie NIT EetroIeim uno 5itnoeten
lie oil. gls iib Die 8orbiteu Der t. ilno
+. 9(rmec Der Staot naberten, brannts
lie Qlci@ 9reit.SItopit on allen gdcn
uno Groen. Sum Slid maren piele
Gtrcbbaufcn in iih olsgebrannt, an
ocle in Der Suit oes sIb5lgs ntdr mebr
ungeItedt porben, ic boB Denigltens
tin grober Sbeil Der Sdllier borutter
Ger aonlitatspaIait lmo oas Snnoge.
ridt, erbalten blieb.
GeipenItiIb tObt liesen BEL Ru9t bic
iidtIuien Straben in oenen aaten
fIuaen uno Der ih'uere Sdnttt Ser
IoppeIroiten brobnt. @ei &aee iino
rumaniine gef1ngene utiirriid babeL
tnre eidene Sfanbe aissutehren. gin-
seine 9auernipeiber unn .finoer trauer
iido uieoer in Si1 Staot binein, uno
nit BEN bart getrofieuen @ilraern piro
eic Ration outbniter belien, rpas oln.
aSeinoesiputb Oeroarb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Gumane1 aui Der syludt.

artegs 9prreTpOnbeut 2eonharo
Mbelt I6ilbert, pie bic baDonlaus
fenben s5sinoe I'M eigsnen 2anoe
pliinberten unb Granddaughter, nit
ausoriidliter GrIaubnib ibres Ses
neraIs. = aeine 3eit gum @insras
ben. - 0as GintagstDnisrsi6. -
8lrnbe 3eritr,tnssputb.
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81 ep gorf, 2s. gaoD.

1epgori, 2s. gfoD.
aupfer. Martt feit; GletrolptIc
erites @iertel $33.00--34.00; sfpeltes
Diertel $32.0O-33.5O.
@iIen. - Uiarft itetig unb ulrber<
1nbert.
8inn. Nartt fetig; s45.oo-
45.50.
9lei. - $7.2o-7.30.
Gpelter. - Marft ftetig.
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tyelb, gOmbs umb Nftieu in sse,u yorf.

@sfddftspaSiere wurseR ~ IS bision.
tirt. @eHid Isuf 9oubon parsR hetiq.
Far go 9ase ANY, Commercial Hins,
80 Taoe, A.7s4, Si4t t4.7Ss.; Rabef
anssifunsen t4.7sx. Francs Sttt g.s4H.
Rabd 6e8H. Tan Sidt o7Zs. RateI 90
Rrsnen Sidt 1i.s0, &abel 1l.S8, Ytre Si&i
6.7S. 4abel ara, Rube Si4t 0sz; "a.
bel soH; eilber'Barrsn 74e, MsIiisnifas
SsIarS 68H.
uttieumsrft.-am Bormittaq mar
oer Nsrit teft Wsdmittass jsbo4 Sxrbe
tnfoiss oes SteisenS Der 8insratsn fir
Si9s' Darieten ein Druid snm gtriauisn
auSseabt an6 bic HreiIe 5atten babel su
leiosR. iooab bic S&lubaStiruasel mcksls
uatsr eeseS bon 0eftsra hanssa.
Qdeuho6u QfftsR
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Nnch nertrnulihen @eriften.

Rad DertrauIiden geri6ten. bic
in 8aTbington ein9e9aneen Iiub, bas
ben oeutide unb Dfterrsitdfhs Iaubs
bopte IN 5pei Ottcber Wo6eu mebr
Sttffe uub 5Ounase gu srOBersm
llmiune perni1tet, aIs in ben porbes'
eebenosn prei Wtonaten.
- Sin DON Der frans0iiiden Re'
gieruno Der General Srbnance so. IN
Derbp, @orn,, ertbeiIter guftrus tiir
pon @eibiisen, ptrb bic
gRerte Der 9eienI6aft pdbreub bes
adnsen nd4itsn Subrss bsiaaftist ere
balisA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-29
Gbteasu, 2s. gop.

= Y
Weis,n. - Sir 0eS. S1.6o-1.s
TAI; am S4luB $1.66. Sir Wai
$1.7o4-1.81; am S9lub $1.74s.
gBefdtorn. Sir Des. s73
90sc; am SatuB 87ac. 5iir Dtai 90g
1885,; am S9luB 90Ec.
Safsr. = Giir Se5. 52454ge;
am S6lub 524e. Sir Wai 56s 59c;
am S9IuB 56sc.
Rpessn. - Ro. 2, S1.52.
@erite. 9oc $1.25.
GimptbD. - 1926 $50.
selee. = $11.0O-15.O0.
pprt. Giir San. $27,55- -27.62;
am SdIub $3.50. Sir Mai $27.35
-27.50; am SdluB $27.35.
SamalS. Sir San. $16.42--
1857; am S9IuB $16.42, 5ar Mai
$16.25- 1852; am S4luB 1852.
Rippenieiten. Fir San. $14.45
--1457; am G6lub $1450. SIR
Rdi $l465-14.77; ON S6IaB
$14.70.
Butter. wlarit nisOrissr, grsa-
mern 3442c.
Gier. 3ufubr 2,S76 ytiiten;
Marft unperGnoerf.
&artoffsln. 3uflIbr 80 Cars;
Nlarft unpsrGnbert.
Gefliigsl. 2ebeubes, Ulartt niss
brissr; SABINE 15c; 5rii1iabrsbahnsr
l7r; Surtsps 25c.
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3uder. - prei1. fsft. - gpaffi.
nirter Gut 2Oaf $3.50: potubreb So /.
10; Gubts $3.50; sranuIirtsr $500;
gonfectioners .a- $3.50; Off ""
$7.6o-7.70; peiBer srtra $40
75o; srtra e. $7.4O per bunbert
pfunb.
Wolaffes 1T fietis. - New
CrIeens Open 3ettet 45-65t; Gesp
irifusol 25--34c per GaIlone.
Refs. - aouifiana. fanrb 5eab
6i-6ac; prima 54-54e; crbindrei
N .SaPan 4A--5e peg piuuA
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Sdsliher marftsS erid,t.
Cincinnati, %. EoD.

Gtncinnati, %. Roo.
Die na6fclsenben QuDtIrungen be-
3ieben fi9 nur auf gnsros aranss
attioneH. 9ei tl.inersn @dddftsn fDers
ben ettpas bObere pr.ifs ber.4nst.
prOpiiiOnen.
| @ hmaf3 q. - prina Steam IT.
05-1g.15; Gamilp LA 4-184c.
3rodenseial5enes 5leif d.
= Short cellar Seiisn Iois 1876
LEX; Grira ibort clear Ssiteu 164
--163c; turSs Rippenieiten 15t-
1876; Bellies 174-173c.
0aeon. Gtort clear Seiten
17a-1s4e; srtra ibort clear Seitsn
16a-174c; ibort gippsnieitn 16s-
Tie; Bellies 194-19ae.
Sugar Gureb GIeifb. -
Sdiut,n 2ot- -21c; gicnic Sdultsrn
15s-16t; greatfuif gaton 23-25e;
S6ultern in 9adeten 15s s-16c; Rem
gDrf Gut 15s -16e; trod.n. Beef
G6in,en 30a-31ae per pfunb.
Sibsep6teItes Steii3. -
Ghtni.n 17-171e; sDienic S6ultsrn
12a-12ae; Bellies 17A-18c; SduI'
tern 144-14ac; S4u!tsrn %. y.
Gut 14t-14ae.
grif hesGfeif6. - S6tntsn
16a a-17ae; picnie S4uItern 12f-
1896; S9uli.rn 13a-14e; ihort
Jtippenfsiien 13i-14c; fbort clear
Nippsnfeiten 144-14ae; ertra fbort
clear Mippeni.iten 13s-14e; gelIiss
leidts 164-leae Bellies. fdDere 154
-15ae.
NebI unb 9etreibe
me6I. - Dtntr qdtent SS.75
1925; Minter fantp $8.25-9.75;
Wiut.r fauilp $7.75-8.25; Winter
extra $s.75-7.25; Dtntsr orbinds
rer S6.25-6.75; Sartes @eiasn pd'
tent $S.75-9.25; Sariss Weisen
fancp $8.Oo-8.5o; Sartss Weisen
iamilp $6.75-7.25; ROsstu Rortbs
tpeitern semiI4ies $7.0O-7.15;
Rpss.u Gitp rsinss, S7.25-7.50;
ROsseE Gitp. ssmii@tss 500
7.25.
Wetsen. - go. 2 rother Din.sr
$1.76-1.78; Io. 3 DO. $1.O-175;
glo. a DO. $1.55-l68.
Welf 9trn- - go. 9 peiB:s
80 96e; Ro. 8 DO. 81 95e; go. a
bo. 91-93e; go. 8 bO. ss-90c; SO.
6 bo. So 88e. - SO. 2 gelbss 90
96t; Ro, 3 DO. 94-95e; 30. 4 DO.
91-93e; SO. 8 DO. $500; To 6
DO. SO S8e. - Ro. 2 srtuii4tss SO
-96e; Ho. 3 DO. 94 95e; go. A DO.
91-93e: Ro. 5 bo. S8-90c; Ro. 6
bo. 86 88e. glen.s tpeibes aol'
bentorn 88-9Oc; s.lbes aofbentorn
ss-91e; semii8tes acIbentOru ss-
90c.
Safer. Go. Q tpeib.r 58-
5sbt; Stanbarb psiBer 57b 5sc;
go. 8 peiber 561-57e; SO. 4 peis
ber 56-56ae; Ro. 2 seniibt.r 56a
57e; SEQ. 3 gsmii6ter einbeimii6sr
56-56ae; Ro. 4 ssmtidter 55-
56c.
Roesen. - Ro. 2 $1.51-1.53;
30. 8 $145-1.5o; Ro. A $1.35
LAO; probe s1.N-1.35.
Wbisfep.
9trtauft iuurben 1920 gbIs. 81,
filters Gintfbeb Goobs auf Der Bats
$1.44 per GialIoue.
Groeertes.
aaffee. - Sapa 23-30r; Co
4a 29-30e; Guatemala fancp 19e
bo .sutsr 17ac.
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Wiebnarft.

gintinnati, %. Ron.
3ufubr uno @erianot pdbreHb Der
1kbtsu "a Siunbm, pergIitsH nit
Dem porDersdnseusn 9aG iirb tpie
fOlst:
8ufubr.
giinbp. Sdapeine Sd,afe
81. Npo. 2128 S744 449
2S. ys0O. -. s45 1898 40
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Musmdrtige Wtdrfte.
Rem gpri, %. gloD.

Me9l. - Wdrtt ipiliser; Sprin9
pate1tts $500 9.40; Wiuter pat.
snts $8.30-8.80; Winter Straisfts
$8.10-8.35.
Wei5eu. = Rartt idna9; 90. 2
barter $l.87s; gip. 1 ROrtberu Ga.
lutb $198; 10. l Rortberu Wauitoba
$2.o5A I. o. b. Retp yOrt.
9afer. Wsartt piliser; StaRs
barb 50! -60c.
Sen. - Wtartt rir6tg.
Sopfen Martt itetig.
Sduts. - Dart ftetig
2eber. Martt feit.
port. - Utartt itetis.
Beef. - U2artt rubis.
S6mal3. = Martt pilis; qliDbls
Weit $17.20-17.30.
Sals. - Naartt unreselmdBis.
Wplls. Wlartt itstig.
RipperisiteH. - Wtartt iietig.
Utolahss. = Dart itetig.
3uder. Rpber. Nlartt tpilIis;
Centrifugal 1854; UsolaHes SAT-;
raffinirtsr. Usorit fIau; Fein sraluIs
Iirter $3.50,
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Bonn Oelbniarfte.
Gtss,nssst .. s,ou.. 1919.

= = - - y - - ~'~~p ~~~~st
9le DaHiex rparen bente jisinIi@ essl
0i4dfttSt AHb bic Ha@iraoe aah Bar.
ieAss etne gnte. Die 8tHsraten iinb ttpas
letter Gdy TnrlebeI on cal1 purben
uon ben Yanien 4-4K96 berednet, nab.
rene 0ef9dftspapiere u 6-6ss eisfontirt
weretn Sm offsHsH Nartte wurbsn 1ar'
lebtn .on eau. au sH-4% nns spf8eif ~
4--4Ks6 pIacirt.
ae4fa ssf Rsp Dsrf
@urten ju pari apiideu Bsnien psrfauft
Die Gounierrate betrdst soc Yrdmis per
$1,000.
ns4fsf asf Gnrpps.
5idt. Wediel auf 2oHbon psssen ~
A7s bro yfb. Sterlins quotirt. 6lir gsed.
itl aut Berlin wxrsen zoe pro Nart be.
tednst, fur s8t9ie aui Boris 1754e pro
6rane, auf Mmiterbam 45e yre @uioen
unb auf 0ien l5e yrs Krone, 1trss 1se,
6uba %. Stsdbsln pro Krone ESQ,
5rantt C6dseiil 1SKe.
BuHsss cbfiaatipnsn
Darrn rnhig unb fetis. Die Oanfea quo'
- ~
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NNnHHg ppht unfdts.
Tie llmfsBe i'm bitilaen Glsarin8baus be-
iitfen I'D btuts suf u. .T3S ,oo7.
ssfalisfnTtt6tsH
Ohio etats Tdepbsne, Ohio Gities @as
unp Cine. 0as q electric mursen btuie
,ismli1 sebsnoelt, jonii aber par oerR arft
fubiser Ste prsiie Darsa ith Ysriaait
DarbeH:
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IN ssr Bsrf.
Erst can

ZOO Aitisn Ohio eiate 7sispbons 80. Al.
- aiiisn Cincinnati Sirsei Hailipap--. 5sta
70 aitien Blot Ohio glsc. ........ 46h
10 nittsH amsrioan Boiling Upiu. >. .335
100 diiisn Ohio Cities 1as 90. pio. 80. OAK
second Call.
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27. gloh. 80. 126 5593 80|
%. NoD. 80. S51 1863 245
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-24
ASPHALT INDUSTRY
. SHOWS SMALL GAIN
REPORT OF THE GEOLOGICAL
SURVEY ON PRODUCTION
OF ROCK

The asphalt industry as a whole
was prosperous in the year 1915,
according to a statement just issued
by the United States Geological Sur
yey The natural asphalt, including
grahamite, gilsonte, elaterite, and
bituminous rock. produced and sold
at mines and quarries in the United
States in 1915 amounted to 1851
short tons. valued at $500, 490. Though
this quantity was per cent less
than the output In 1914, the reports
or the sales of manufactured asphalt
derived from petroleum of domestic
origin disclose gain of "a per cent
over the quantity sold in 1914. The
total sales of manufactured asphalt
amounted to 664,5O3 short tons, valued
at $4,715.583. In addition to this
output. refiners in the United States
made and sold 3SS,318 short tons of
asphalt, valued at s3.73O.4S6, that
was derived from petroleum imported
from Mexico.
The decrease in the output of natu-
ral asphalt is confined to bituminous
'ock and is due largely to the keen
competition that this type of asphalt
$ forced to meet in its chief market
the paving industry-with manu-
featured substitutes.
Statistics just completed under the
supervision of ]. ID. Northrop of the
Geological Survey show that Of the
quantity of manufactured asphalt de-
rived from domestic petroleum in
1915 a total of 417.859 short tons,
valued at $2,392,576, was marketed as
road asphalt and fux. and 246.644
short tons, valued at $2,323,007. as
residual pitch. used chiefly for paw
ing.
The output Of the Mexican product
in 1915 may therefore be subdivided
into road asphalt and iux-174 1854
short tons valued at $l.325, poland
residual pitch-2l3.464 short tons,
valued at $2,405, 1886.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-24
Gypsy COPPER MINE
IS SHOWING UP WELL
AFTER FOUR MONTHS DEVELOP
MENT LocAToRs BELIEVE IT
IS A GOOD PRODUCER

The Gypsy copper property. EN-
bracing four claims. located % miles
east OF Sodaville on March 3, Is said
TO be looking so well that outside
interests are becoming attracted.
The group is owned by Russell Will
liams, ]. p. Sparks, w. +. Cuddy and
others who have furnished the money
for steady work. which is beginning
TO count A shaft Is down so feet,
but no prosecuting has been done,
although some drifting on a big vein
has been prosecuted. The ledge
carries two promising looking pay
streaks on the foot and hanging
walls in a lime, porphyry and iron
formation that gives an average OF
$50 per ton in copper and iron con
tents. Owing to the presence of the
iron the ore is regarded very favor
ably by the smelters as desirable
hux and, should the orebody develop
with depth. the owners are confident
they will not have any trouble find
ing market. An average sample
from 80 tons gives 5.6 per cen
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GREEK SPY TALKS
UNTIL He DROPS
PROTESTS WITH LAST BREATH
AGAINST EXECUTION AND
TEARS OFF eLiNpERS

PARIS, June 24.-The Greek spy,
Condoyannis, formerly an actor, was
shot at daybreak in front of the
artillery targets at Vincennes. He
was condemned for giving the Ger
mans information as to numbers and
movements of troops in France, and
had since vainly exhausted all means
OF appeal. including that of apply
ing to the president of the Republic.
On the morning of his execution
Condoyannis was wakened in his
cell at half past two and told that
his time had come. He dressed
slowly repeating that he wanted to
make further statements, hut inter
rupting himself every now and then
to say to the guards: so you insist
that | shall be shot?"
When dressed Condoyannis was
ordered into wagon drawn by two
horses and was taken on journey
of half an hours duration to the
butts Getting out of the wagon
he walked, firmly enough. the guards
say. to the wooden post at which he
was to stand to be shot. but kept
constantly exclaiming, 81 protest,
protest" While he was still pro
testing the guards began to bandage
his eyes, but Condoyannis tore the
cloth away. saying he would give
the order to fire himself.
At this point he began to make a
speech. Brave French soldiers
He got so far, but no further. Al
this moment the officer commanding
the firing party lowered his sword
and Condoyannis fell. pierced by 8
dozen balls.
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CITIZENS TRAINING
CAMP IN UTAH
ENROLMENT FROM WHITE PINE
COUNTY SHOWS INCREASING
INTEREST or PEOPLE

Eight enrollments from Ely for the
citizens military training camp, to
he held at Fort Douglas, Utah, August
q 10 September 16, made up Neva-
da's contribution to the camp roster,
according to advices received from
headquarters In Salt Lake. Expecta-
lions of the Salt Lake committee are
that Nevada will send large con-
tingent from territory east Of the
Sierras, which is embraced in the
Fort Douglas district.
Enrollments from Ely are due to
the energetic work of James s. Ben
nett, manager of the White Pine
Telephone company and recruiting
officer for the mining camp. Those
enrolled are: William T. Gleason,
physician and surgeon AL. J. Millick,
mining engineer; G. s. Grain, sherin
Of White Pine county; Francis M.
Root, manager of the hardware de-
partment OF Compton Commercial
Co.; ID. b. Bailey. civil engineer;
Carroll +. Morrill,, telephone inspec-
tor; James A. Donovan, mining en-
gineer, and Fred A. Rogers, mer-
chant.
The receipt of the Ely names
swelled the total enrolment to more
than 800, including the Oregon Short
Line company list of 1872. The rail
road will have its own company al
the camp.
The fact that Uncle Sam pays rail
road transportation to and from the
camp and furnishes clothes. food and
shelter appeals to many citizens Of
the intermountain country who desire
to spend a profitable and pleasant
vacation.
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VOICE OF PROTEST FROM
WESTERN NEVADA MINER

A st. Louis woman gave an elab-
crate funeral to her pet canary, Pete.
The body was embalmed and placed
in an oak coffin. silk lined. and
buried in the family plot in Gene
terry with appropriate service and
floral offerings. Quite contrast to
the thousands of Gods little babies
who are dying in those sweltering
tenements for want of fresh air and
pure milk and dumped in the Potters
field in cheap pine box. And still
we are very much shocked because
some people feel that they are justi'
fled In raising hell over the inequali'
ties OF conditions.
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yACHTSMEN WELCOME
MOTOR BOAT CONTESTS
SHORT DAILY RUNS WITH THE
CERTAINTY OF REACHING
ANCHORAGE


NEW YORK, June pam innova-
ton in Atlantic coast yachting will
week open to the members of the
month in an inter-club cruising race
week open to the memberss Of the
Yacht Racing Association of Long
Island sound, the Long Island Sound
Power Boat Association and the New
York Yacht Club. 1t is the first time
in the history of the sport that yacht
owners have invited the power boat
men to take part in a cruise and the
novelty has created enthusiasm
among the followers of both types
Of yachts.
interesting program. 1t is made up
of short daily runs so arranged that
the yachtsmen all will be at anchor
in plenty of time to allow them to
take part in shore sports. In the
case of calm, the motor boat feet
will be used to tow the sailing craft
to the finish line. The most interest.
ing feature of the week will be the
racing among the new forty-footers
OF the New York Yacht Club. Twelve
yachts compose the division. They
were built during the winter and
form the star class of the season. 1t
will be the first opportunity Of their
owners to try out the new craft in
cruising form.
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Drills Tiny Holes.

Making an adding machine required
the drilling of ten holes In steel
plate a thirty second Of an inch thick
each hole to be accurate to thou
sandth OF an inch yet no bigger THAI
pin In diameter Such a problem
stopped the manufacture Of the ma
chine on a commercial basis until thu
inventor of the calculator could inven
a means of solving It
The machine devised stands bu
twelve Inches high The drill which
was built carries ten spindles. eacl
holding q drill Of No. Q Morse gauge
which II about the size OF a pil
Of ordinary use. Each little silver o
steel that does the work Is driven b
q belt operating through a cam hea
and therefore works at the same spec
as that OF its neighbors.
The actual drilling requires ten set
onds. illustrated World
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BULLION SHIPPING FIFTY
TONS OF ORE EVERY DAY

Ralnes Siding. a station on the
Eureka, Nevada, railway located on
the J. p Raine ranch in Pine valley,
Is one OF the liveliest places In the
north end section. The mines at
Bullion, about twelve miles east of
this station. are producing fifty tons
OF ore per day, and as there are 100
head OF horses engaged in hauling
this to the station for shipment over
the local railway to the smelters at
Salt Lake, these teams and their
drivers. with their necessary supplies,
repairs, etc, is making the Raine's
Siding quite little fourishing camp.
Eureka Sentinel.
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often the man who is good when
he's asleep is troubled with insomnia.
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A man may be able to argue with
a woman, but it never does any good.
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copper and 1915 per cent iron. The
shaft was sunk on cropping that
measured twenty feet wide,
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Advertise in the Bonanza
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York, Pa. An apple, Twenty-Five
years old. apparently in an excellent
state Of preservation. is In the posses.
sion Of Mrs. Margaret Bischoff Of this
city. 1t IL studded with cloves.