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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
Development On Main Levels, August, 1915.

blna on the 1SO-foGt level, 100 feet north from the
SHAFT, 215-GY sill was extended and produced 1T tons offs 1 16 ore
On TN 23Ofoot level, i4O feet north from the shaft, 292-DZ
vas extended and produced AZ tons of $500 ore.
Mahawk: Above the 175-foOt level LAX sill was extended and
produced 100 tons of $12712 oe On this sam intermediate level
zfA drlt was run produced Is tons of $48 80 ore.
. m n 6OOfoot level, 800 iet east from the shaft 4O7-CX
III Vas ct n produced AZ tons of $2294 ore On the same
4HY croscut was u and produced SO tons of 1851 orc
Red Top: On the 260foot level, $50 feet north from the shaft.
SUBS Sill extended and produced so tons of $21. OS oe
On the 333-foot level, $40 feet north from the shaft. 3OJ-S
extended and produced 80 tons of $21 OF orr.
On the 333-foot level, 500 feet north from the shaft, iOe D
'h val EXTENDED ma produced . Of re, the content of
which a $122O in gold, and 100 per cent copper.
On the same level, 4O6H sill was extended and produced 18
tons of ore. the content of which was $25 22 in gold m O / ner
cent copper.
Laguna: On the 45O-foot level. 23O feet south from the shaft
sill a cut, and nroducel 1O1 tons of 81 O6 ore
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
CERRO G0RD0 NINE
MAKES GOOD OUTPUT
SUBSTANTIAL DIVIDEND RATE
ASSURED AT PRESENT
BASIS OF PRODUCTION

Announcement bias been made of
a divident of 2h cents per share,
declared and paid last week by the
Cerro GOrdo Mines company, whose
Zinc-silver property in Inyo county
has within a year become n of
the most important producers of
the southwest. The history of the
past II months is n of the most
encouraging from a mining stand
point recently written in California.
When l.. d. Gordon of San Fran
cisco assumed control a year ago,
and during three months of a lease
he had previously obtained, just
prior to operations on company ac-
count, he directed extraction of
every available pound of zine ore.
Since that time the company has
paid off indebtedness of $4,000,
600, paid $4,000 on the outstanding
1000, 600 shares and paid for i'm
provements costing $4,000.
The latter included an entire cleo
trio system to operate hoist and com
pressor, a warehouse at Keller and
the covering of three tramway ter
minals. The gross revenue repre-
scented in these items is about $780,
900. The production of zinc and
silver continues at the usual rate
and the management believes that
the dividend rate may easily be
maintained.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
MANHATTAN MINES
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
GRATIFYING REVIVAL OF ACTI-
WITTY Is REPORTED FROM
RELIABLE SOURCES

Operations at Manhattan are
given in the following report sent
out by the Manhattan Chamber OF
Mines:
Union Amalgamated-The work
of installing the compressor at the
Bath shaft was started last Sunday
morning, and concrete work was
completed, and the plant was in
operation yesterday, when the sink
ing of the incline 100 feet was be-
gun. These orders we're given by
President Wittenberg after inspect
ing the splendid ore showing on the
5GO-foot level. The orebody at the
bottom of the drift is much better
than it appeared at first sampling,
and since it has been opened up
above the level the indications are
that the shoot will connect with the
shaft orebody within 20 feet Of
sinking. While sinking prepare
tions are being made the company's
mill will be kept busy milling sew
eral lots of ore which require cyant-
dating, but mill shipments will be
resumed about October A. A trap
will be installed below the 800
level so that the hosting of ore
from the 800 stope will not inter-
fere with sinking.
Morning Glory-Work is progress
ing on the new find on this proper
ty and indications are that a real
feeder has been discovered. All the
larger and most important ore.
bodies in the lime belt have been
more or less pinched or capped al
the surface, but have proved more
extensive as depth was attained
Developments will be watched with
interest, as this property is the ad-
joining neighbor of the White Caps
nine.
Big Four-Stoping continues or
the rich ore shoot and a millina
will be made at the Union Amalga.
mated mill as soon as the run oil
$50 tons from the Wall group is
completed. The ore now being
hoisted is running better than the
average heretofore mined. and ths
showing is better than it has beer
for some time.
Seyler-Humphrey = Jurick ant
Dalla have another shipment ready
from their lease on the April Fool
which will be treated at the Unior
kmalgamated mill, following thu
run from Big Four lease. These
! leasers govern themselves by pan
nings, but a dump sample recent
ly assayed $3.50 to the ton, which
has decided them to have failing.
treated by cyanide.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07

The reply of Sweden was charac-
teritically stiff.
You conclude that in the atti-
tude adopted by the kings govern
ment regarding the two belliger-
At camps there is a signal differ
ence which would seem incompa-
t.ble with the duties of a loyal and
impartial neutrality" it said.
1T is the duty of the kings gov
eminent to deny in the most for
NAL manner that the opinion thus
expressed has any foundation.
1t cannot enter into discussion on
the sincerity and impartiality of its
neutrality, which have been abun-
dainty demonstrated throughout the
war. 1t will, however, observe that
an allegation of this nature is
fundamentally vicious. being founded
only OIL isolated facts imperfecrly
discerible."
The reply decalrted that all sub
marines are to be treated by Swe-
den as war submarines. if their m
ployment for commercial purposes
is not established with certainty by
common facts. 1t was asserted that
all Sweden a doing was to safe
guard her neutrality in the manner
she found most apt to the OBJ
ject.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
COALITION UNWATERED

The complete unwatering of the
Seven Troughs Coalition property at
Seven Troughs has been accomp-
lished and the men are now back
at work in the deep workings. The
mine was flooded early in August
from the bottom of the shaft, at a
depth of 1850 feet, to the 1900 lev
ell. Little damage was done to the
timbering and underground work
ings.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
Coyote Hit BY Auto

While running at a 3O-mile rate
between Carson and Reno the auto
mobile of P. Y. ellison of Reno was
attacked by a coyote. The animal
was run over and when Gibson left
the car to see if it had been DAM
aged the coyote attacked him. 1t
was badly hurt and was driven off
with rocks. ellison and County Com
missioner Heinrich, who was vita
him, assert that the coyote was mad.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
GEORGE GREEN
HERE FOR FIGHT
MAKER OF MANY CHAMPIONS Is
HERE TO ATTEND
CONTESTS

George Green, boxing instructor
for the Olympic club of San Fran
cisco and manager of Willie Richie,
ex-lightweight champion of the
world, who is matched to fight
Johnny Mccarthy here on October
II, arrived in Goldfield this morn
ing. Richie and his trainer will
arrive tomorrow morning.
Green has been boxing instructor
at the Olympic club for the past
five years and held the same posi-
ton in the Olympic club about 20
years ago. at a time when he was
III his prime as a ringman. During
his connection with the game as
instructor, manager and fighter,
he has unearthed many champions
and men who have climbed high
in puglistic circles, and has train
ed and instructed many of the lat
ter-day champions.
He recently turned out Billy
Hughes, a crack fea~therweight, who
is now seeking a match with John
ny Kilbane in New York. Abe
Attell. by many considered the
greatest ring general of them all,
was one of Green's pupils.
He started boxing in 1889. in
that year winning the amateur
featherweight championship of the
Pacific coast. He continued his
amateur career until 1892, in that
year entering the ranks of the pro-
f~essionals and winning the cham
plonship of the northwest from
Jimmy Whalen, boxing instructor
of the Tacoma Athletic club. He then
went east and for several years
cleaned up the eastern talent until
his knockout of Eddie Pierce in
1895 at Coney Island put a damper
on the game in New York state.
Green then returned t the Pa
cific coast and aroused interest in
boxing in San Francisco and was
Instrumental in securing the passage
of the boxing bill, legalizing 20
round contests in the state of Cali
fornia.
At Carson City on the morning
of March II, 1897, Bob Fitzsim-
mons won the heavyweight title
from James J. Corbett and on the
afternoon of that day, in what was
scheduled to be a finish contest,
Green won the welterweight title
from Mysterious Billy Smith, knock-
ing his opponent out in the 18th
round.
He has a long list of victories
over men who were among the top
notchers at the time he was at
his best.
He has defeated Tom Tracy, Dan
Creedon, at that time the champion
OF Australia; Shadow Maver, Chas.
McKeever, Owen Ziegler, Frank
Kelly, Spider Kelly, Frank Neon
nell, Billy Vernon, Owen Foley and
many others well-known to follow
ers of the game 20 years ago.
About four years ago, Is years
after he had fought his best bat
ties, he re-entered the ring and in
a short time defeated Brick Burgess,
Johnny O'Keefe and Kid Krantz,
the latter a man who fought in
Goldfield some years ago.
Green says hat he sees no rea-
son why the fighting game cannot
be revived here through the intro
ductiOn of first-class contests such
as the n about to be staged and
that he will do all in his power
through his connections in sporting
circles on the coast to aid the men
who have given their support to the
game here.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
WILLIAM L. HAHN ia registere

WILLIAM l.. HAHN is registered
at the Grimshaw from Death Valley.
A. w. L. DUNN is in town from
Cuprite. !
GEORGE BOONE and wife arc
registered at the Nevada from Yer
nal, Utah.
w. H. COMSTOCK of Los Angeles
is registered It the Goldfeld.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
Glass of p. O. Advanced

Postmaster Norman B. Price of
G~oodsprings has received a COM
munication stating hal his office
has been advanced from the fourth
to the third class, with a salary of
$1,000 per annum. The office will
be moved from it's present location
to the new Campbell building.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
Spawn From Hatcheries

f. w. Hunt of the California Fish
and Game commission is in Car
son. With men from the Nevada
commission his experts will go to
Marlette lake and Hobart creek to
take spawn for the hatcheries at
Verdi, New, and Sisson, Cal, each
state to have half the spawn taken.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
CLEARING HOUSE HAS
MADE NEW RECORD

NEW YORK, Oct. 3. - Total
transactions of the New York clear
ing house for the year ending Sept.
80 exceeded $155, 900, 900 900,
breaking all previous records, ac-
cOrding to the annual report. The
total of transactions since %organiza-
ton, 63 years ago, aggregates nearly
three trillions.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07

Location Notices for sale at the
Tribune Book & Stationery Store.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-10-07
MOHAWK SHOWS SOME RICH ORE
Continued from page one.

Continued from page one)
The total production of your company for the month of August,
1916. "a 1890 tons, from which resulted net realization of SIS,
2111O.
Development: 1864 feet of development work a performel
during the month a a cost of $3.50 per foot.
Operating Costs: The operating costs of your company wer al
follows:
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Der gnfitanS in SrlunS.

SabrbunOerte iflnadtet nun bereits Srlano III engllher &nedt=
idoft. SIT erbob cs protefiereno feline Stinne gegen Die engliben ~
rannen; bod INNER meoer nuBe es elmer iberlgenen, itarferen Wsodt
geft 5reibeit uno llnobbongigfet bon england. Snffenflif 1T Der Gag
Ser 8efretnng fir jene Iernnen nidt mebr fern.
gMe felt @ england ST. oner 6rage? Gin ItarteS miltarideS
Mufgebot mr0e nd] Srono transporter, Inn Dem Nuftonoe en @noe
al 1eben. |iIe brapen Srdnoer perloren Ourd engGid1e &ugeln lno
Our5 oos engliihe Sdpert ibr 2ebcn. SGtten Oe IuftdnOiiden mebr
Wn1nition sur Gerfigung gebabt, miroen lie fderli6 ibren @ngreifern
~bartnGdqen g9ioerlono geIG1et bobeu.
@nqlan0 lit entritt. Me fam cs amJ einen 0erartigen Sdloe
aeraoe 5n oieier 3Gt ertragenl @as miro ole g4elt Oenen, menn fe bon
0eien l. e en- SdpUr9feten @ngldn0S erfGgrt? Die Ilieren ba-
ben fh iiderGh en lrhil, nenn orb gcraoe nidyt Elm ier ginniges,
nber oieien &orfoa gebiloet. Die Nmerifuner iriifer Ibfunt, oeren es
unqefdbr IS MiQionen gbt, erbebcu ebenfoQs ibe Sttmmen gesen Die
lihes lciOen miiel. Gngano lit cs 5par gelumgen, Den Nufitano fr
Die Geqenmart 3u umteroriden; 0ot ltbt fr bic 3ufunft Shlinneres
81 erporten. Sic ltnrnben IN Dublin mnren aepiliernaBen nr Die Gin
ieiung 81 elmer groBen Grhebnrg Srlanos, bic friber ooer iputer erfogen
nuB. ~ Die Neongennabme oS @ertretcrs Ser irilhen Sreibensbcme-
gung, Sir foger Goienlent, iteqertc mn nod bic Grbitternng Ds @oltcs
qegen Elm Snronncn. Sebt idmadtet er ais iriber aregsgefangener
i'm vGoper" 81 2onnon, moeIblt man nnge6lih fetgelteQt bat, Dob er
irrhnnig ii. Saben fb Die engliMpn @elebrten Der Eipfiatrie 0iesnial
niht qeirrt2 gad Ser AnHtbt nicler bcrporragenoer Srldnor bari Ser
@efangene nidt bin9crittet Dcroen, I'M 10 mcnNer, penn CT geHtg ldnpud
mare.
Oe 9fmitior, sic Sr(ano p1brenb 0es aufinnoes sr Sefigrne
1ano, fam bon 9eutihlan0. Sn 9ontbarfet meroci nod lpdtcrc @enc-
rationen o4ier Sifelehlne bon Scten GenhflanoS geOenfen. Gs inter
lRgt feinen 3ueifel, Dab SrlanO oh IN 3utunft @offcn mo @eldone
erboIten miro; me, Oos perben ms pdter Ole &onnanounten Der Ocnt
1hen ltnterReboote bcridten. "u@olrom~.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
ssorin bcite6t bic Nnigabc nuitrcr Sereiue.

Gas 0eatihc Clement Nmertfa5 lit gum grnBcn Sl organltert
&n Sen ucridieocnen &ercincn mo &crbdnocn, iGcn eS MN gelcultoft
lihe, Observation-Disclosures oMr &trdenberclne tnnen lD Oc NentlO
omcrifnner suiammcl, nm ben 0cltidcn @cRt oGuidc Sitfn NM &c
hrdrdr, l0 qon5 beionOers mn bic ocutidc Sprude 5u pflegen lmD 81
Derbrciten. Die 3obl 0eS orgoniferten Geitldtlnns Oieles SunoeS gehi
in Die Suuicn0c. gfeuc &ereine iper6eu fortpdbrcno gegrnnoct lm0 Oe
Miteicoer5obl p1dit upn Sobr SIT &ubr.
@orin bGtebt nun mobl Die Iugube 0e1er Tereme? 3unnd1t
mlTCn sic MitolicOer 0cn @eit 0cs %erbauOcs, Dem lie ungcDoren, or
fancn uo 0icien 5u per6reten bcfrebt ien; ferner afipen Antel bel al
len GeIeqenbetcn befunoen. Cine mittge Ingobe, ia gcpinermonen
ousihlnBGhc @ebro1b Scr oeutihen Sprnte, itot, mie es b1ufg pr-
fomntt Der enoliiden, bel alien @eriommGungcn unp Sereinspernnitolhtn-
ocn. llnleren 0cntihen Gereiucn @nibingtons geboren MIR 9entihe.
oOer Nmerifoncr Ocuhter Abfunit al, Don Oenen ollie oas 0etide fen
men. @cSbab io1 Denn MN bic engltidc sur orfaenen Sprahc
lnierer 0%cntfdrn &ercine crbotcn lperOcn? Morltnt nenrt man
tie nnhI Ocnti d. Tcreinc2, 0aS Grototna Ionic onOerc ge1Haftltden
Nnaeeacn6eiten meroen in 0eudcr Sprade beorgt, mnrun lol otto
Os @naiidc bel ncn 8erbanOlungen gebroitdt mer0cn? Wenn ocn
Gtnen ODER Dem Nn0rrn 0os 0nf0cutidc nibt redt gelnlfg Ut, 10 mag CT
mir rrbia in Ieinem 9iolete ipreden, Der pDnebin bntorild bercdttgter
iii, ais nncr aus cincr &ombinoton cnttanoeneS Sodoeuttb Se0er=
mann miroe Elm 5ufGlig gebraudteS Oiulcftpprt nit SGdttgtett penteDen
Die Serren NrGfioenten Der cin5elnen Tercine tnnnten terner ibre
Miteieoer uf einen ebenfaGs lDiftgen Huntt orfnntldmt MAIDEN
Se0er 9eutite, umo beionoers ieocS Oeutitc @ereinSmhgieo, iolte I'M
beoingt cine octide 3eitung inn Sulie baben. &ir, Die mir IN unnerem
~olt6qiden 2eben qcsmlngen fno, ms Der engliifen Sprade 81 be
IGiiiaen, ia 0ieic ioqor sum Sell 5u berlernen, &onnten mir 10 etpos 81
loiien obne us bitterc 8orpirfe uorben 5u nninen? Sir nhinen lniere
NiutterIprode Hbr unes lhdben.
llniere 0cufcn &ereine bNTcn inns @eRQenbeit, ms III lmlerer
gPutteriprode al unterbaten. &r finoen bort Snn0Sleute lmo &nllegen
0encn mir oieleidt onoerspo nemos bcgegnet mGren. Sn ben Terdnen
f0nnen mir uns frei nusipreden, pine befirdten dt mlnen, 0as ms
icmano mflaaert. Seoer 9eutihe &uibingtonS Icate ib elmer Srganl
lotion onidIe6cn, mu er allies Das fnOen miro, Ds ibm anoerspo Der
ioot miro. o@olram".
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
Sie gntwurt BON Berlin.

Der merifoniide gptidofer in Berlin bridtc Dor enngen Sagen
Den g9ltnid) ous, ben oeutihen &aer an Der 6ront beiuben 5l Ourfen,
I'M nit inn lber Die llnteriecbootfroge at Derbonoeln. Sc. WaPitGt fam
Dem @riuden nah, unD Ser @erarb fonnte nit Dem bcutten Serrlder
lno feinen &otgebern Die 5miden gnerifa lno 0etidlon0 engetretenc
5pannung in alter gube bepreden. SEER Gernro febrte ideinbar be
irie0iqt nnf Berlin 5urif, nm BON sort ns @oibington iMr sic Ger
banoungen 9erdt at ernaten.
Oos orobenoe @epiher Ideint ih pcr5ogen 81 baben; Oenn bier lai
ZEN reht gHn1ige Nadriften Gin, uno unere &eeiernne iebt jebt enen
berieoieenoen @bidluB poraus. 0euhhIonO miro gepiB nMt in oaem
nahfon1nen; bod es mag len, oab 8rGi0ent @ilion aud Elm Iuge gu
orlden uo 0as oertfe Mngebot annebmen miro. Sole ct Dies nift
fun, 10 fonnte es moeIderpeie gum Abbrudb Der oiplomati6en 9eGe
h1nqen 5piihen oieicn1 9anoe uo Seutidlnno fonmen. Grit neuicb
0rIfte ih ser @r1noent Dor eincrn y9fcginent" jungcr 9omen aus, 0uS
.@ott cinen Grng nit Nmerna perbicte". IS lit tutndIid) DIT Elm idppe
riges logiftes &robIen, oas Der ErdT0ent inns porRgt Ginmul brIft er
Gh oobin aus, og IS Ser @iae @ottes ii, 0as Imerifa fh bonn 4rieqc
fernboIe; Damn ober> nod I'M ielben Atenl5ugc, ipridt CT bon Der oroben-
Den @efobr, auf bic jeoernonn oorberenht ieu nnfy hermit mctnt er mo-
tirid5 einen beoorieben6en ®.
9rGioent @ilion miro III Der untcrieebootfragc iiderIi6 ennen euten
@ilen seigen miTer, me i'm 0eutiflono iNnn 10 DIT qe5eiqt bt. Genifs
lamb fam af feline Meie Sen llnterieebootfrieg uufgeben; tme cs 6ns,
Damn mIro lGne Critters alf Dem Spce Ieben. Amertfa oagcgen fann
nit GROCER 2eidtiafet feline 9iracr Dor iinofdcn Sdifen parncl
ubne @efobr al lauaL etpas 81 perlicren. =u@chrom".
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

-Am DDri9en Oienstng ltieBen z
cleftriide acknowledgements an Der
gtortb Capitol ntO q ctr. Suiommen.
Dabei erlitten einiee Hniiogiere err
bebIi6e 8erlebuneen. 6rau 20. u.
gemer wnrOe in einem gefGbrIihen
3uitanOe ms &oipitaI gei6afft.
Ser g. 8eltenfopfer, elm uit-
geiebcner @ei6Gitsmonn BON 8alti-
more, unternabm letten Sonntag nit
ieiner 6rou unO ieinem Oreii1brigen
&inOe cine Automobilfobrt nod bier.
Nuf Der sStrede muroe iein Iitomo-
bis unlenfbar uno rate nit alier Sc
malt gegen einen SeIien. Serr We-
it%enfopfer crlitt babel leihtere Terles-
ltllgen, mGbreno 5rou unO 8ino bell
0nDonfomen.
SIN boriger ISOLDE mo6ten Srau
Or. Sd uno SRI. Almo arumpfe Ell.
nen NusfIug nod Norfolf unO beiuf.
ten Die internierten Shiffe irno Die
oAppnm".
Die Onmen nitr0en pom &ommart.
oontcn oes @rin5 @itel Srieorih uno
2cut. Berg oif Dos freunoli6ite en-.
pfongen. 6rau Sd iiberbrof)te Die
Sumine bon $50 sur 8enogelung oes
8rcmer Sdliiiiels, Ser ungefGbr oen-
ieIben 3tpef mie 0oS eiierne &reuS
uuf Dem bieiieen 8oaor bat. Ser
&einertrog miro CUR llnterItiibung
ser SinterbIiebenen Der gelunfenen
Sdiffe aus Der S6lodt bel ben Iolf-
lanosSnleln beriuonOt.
0ur6 freunoIihe 8ermittlltng Oes
&erru @regor &ramm fonnte Srau
Gf Ben 8unlh ser Wanni6aft er-
fiiilcn uno ibnen Saat fir ibre @Gr-
ten i6iden.
SIN Chicago lit Staatsanipolt
Mc2oD 9oDne elmer 8anbe bon in
ternationalen Woroern ouf Die Spur
gefommen. 9ieie Acknowledgements
Sotiade fam bel elmer llnterlu6ung
ans SagesIiht, Die infolge oes Ser
giftltngsanidlages auf Ole @Glte oes
Gr5bii6ofs Wiinoelein bon Chicago
cingeleitet mar. Gin Witglieo Der
8anOe fam nit Sem .@ebeimnis ber-
aus, Dab iene Moroer beabii1tigen,
ale regierenoen S1ltpter um5lbrirl-
gen. Die 9oIi8ei iopie Die Octet
the ba6en Die unteriu6ung in ole
Snno genommen.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
9iplOmGtii&t yertrctnno

Oeiterrei6 . uugarn
1904 1Ste StraBe. N.s8.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
AIe Sduitte gdweineneii6
Sabler's, $50 Center Marft
NIB Is 2fisgs Martt.

Gin lobensmerter @orihla9 muir
&c oieler Gage BON 40 Witglieoern
oes Observation-Disclosures gema6t.
Wan beantragte ndmIid, bic Griffin
Snrlage, bic Die Yeniionierlng bon
arbeitsunfdbigen uno alterSi6ma1en
Yoltangeltellten Doriiebt, por5ubrin-
gen. Sails ser Antrog erfolgrei1
un0 Die 8orlage angenommen mer0en
niirocn, fdmen oen arbeitsunfGbigen
alien 9oltangelteuten 600 Dollars
pro Sabr 81. - gii6ts mdre nlebr 3u
%befirrlporten, als gernOe oieie &orlu-
&c. Die obnebin l6ledtae8ablten &e-
gierungsangeltellten gerntem falls il.
re &rGfte na1lalien, oft in groBes
.Gleno. Die 40 @erren &eprGientan-
ten fiiblen in Ser Sat nit 0ielenMerm-
item nit uno ueroen ibnen gemiB 'oa-
nit cine groBe 8obltut eriueiien.
-0aS uSouie 9iitrift Committee
miro beiite, 5reitag 4ben6, cine Soll-
oeriibung abbaltelL I'm iiber oie @or-
Iogc 5ll perbanoelm oie iih nit Der
Geniionieritng ser bieIigen 8oli5ei=
(eate unO sSellermebrmdnner befaBt.
@ie eg beiBt, itebt ein giinitiger 8e-
I6luB, 5. +. Die Innabme Der Sor-
loge 81 ermorten.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

Shwsiseriid7e 6eioHoihaft
2O13 Splitter Ylace. I.s8.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05
gmsflna nad Colonial SeadJ.

Der Deutihomerifanii6e uno Ser
SeIien-0 ormit66ter llntcritiibungs-
berein baben beldIolien, cinen ge-
meiniamen Musflug nod Colonial
8ea6 5u nntern,bmei. &omites bic
Ter beioen @ereine botten Si oieIem
3mede i'm &ouie oes @errn 2ouiS
Bauer cine Spe5iolperiammlung, nm
oie @orbereitungen 5u beipre9en. Sic
Sabrfarten fir oieien Musflug ioate
man iid reht5eitie beiorgen, oa Die
Nahfrage INNER cine iebr regc lit.
Washington Journal., 1916-05-05

CALIFORNIA Ma6eira, iebr aft nnb
BON bprsiiglidem 0ei6maf. SOC
SaS nolle Chart, 6ei GbriitiaM
Rambler, 900 7te Str. N..8.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-21

Tho .irl and the Tramp tho
title selected for Mr Byers new
play. suggests much thai 8 prevalent
In New York, both lin the social and
the business world. ihe action q
the drst two nets takes place N NeF
York. and OF the last two In Mexico.
The leading roles OF the Cir" and
the Tramp" Miss Mann and Mr..
Bycrs have parts in which strong,
dramatic scenes predominant, with o
dash Of humor to offset the serious
ness OF the situations. Plenty Of
comedy fits deity lato the play with
hero and there touches Of tragic
al interest The scenic inyesture Of
the play is So appropriate that peo-
pie are enthusiastic in their praise.
Mr. Byers and Miss Mann have sur
rounded themselves with a most cap
able company and the entire pro-
ductlon IS even more successful than
their offerings Of peryious seasons.
Al Snyder Opera House Monday
January 2ith.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-01-21
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