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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-22

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GoiieIbe ll.9oot pcriellftc oen nor
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gltben berihtct mlroe, li6 I'M SEN
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-22

MnnnurNten, rle bSn yTWiiGca Enrrcipuu.
bentea" illdt pilng,lldl nber rngenclmaHi0 CT.
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pbpN uoer itpgiiiliN MlittNdIRHD Sn ninnaeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-22

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nuS uar Gin Centrum ramaniIdcn 6anScls.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-22
2Seridt be- Oent[dlen @enerarIEaOs.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

tho American School Peace league on
Thursday light.
Ono OF tho interesting features Of
tho commencement exercises is the
annual. intersocicty contest between
representatives of the Ingles and Poca-
hontas Literary Societies, for the
silver trophy cup. Tho Ingles Literary
Society has held n preliminary contest
to select its representatives. Miss
Mary V. Davis, Of Washington County.
and Miss Josephine Pratt. OF Marion.
were selected. The representatives OF
the Pocuhontas Literary Society have
not yet been
The number OF applications for ad-
mission to the summer normal school
is larger than at this time in any
preceding year. The first term opens
June II.
The Young womcn's Christian Asso-
citation will send several delegates to
the Southern Students Conference at
Black Mountain. n. c.. early in June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

IL they could get any kind OF Il price
Tor the mine. They were In this mood
when Beatson asked them to mako IL
hSed price, and they finally agreed on
Il Few thousand dollars. Just how
much | don't know. but II was less
imam tho 100000 Beatson had in his
coat. AT any rate. before showing the
moneE Beatson asked: Are you men
sure you would take that price IL !
could find the money! The miners
replied: Yes He then asked them
TO PVT their offer In writing. They
h"ugh he was bluiting. and did so.
lie thereupon ripped open his coat and
handed out the sun in $1,000 bank
notes. Tho men were scared stiH. h
yellow bills looked good. They took
them and the mine became his.
Mr.. Boatson then began to develop
the property with the expectation OF
Se'iihE 1t. Hc opened up more OF the
mine and showed the extent of the
deposits. lie got one company TO make
an option for a considerable sum.
they drove Il shaft into the hill, but
happened to strike between the ore
VEN, that was forked. and found moth
ing. The option expired. and Beatson
finally sold the mine to tho Alaska
Syndicate. which is now operating 1t
ut Il profit. | have not learned what
the price WAS. but am told that II
was h'slr enough to drop Mr.. Beatson
INTO Easy street and To- remove the
necessity of his ever working there
after
Copyright, 1916, by Frank C.. Car
pnntcr)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Especial t. Tho rimcs.Dispa,ch ]

Especial to Tho Timcs-Dispatch
fARMNlLLE, VA, May 2O-The
thirty-sccond annual announcement
for women will begin with a reception
to the senior class on Saturday even
int, june 5. The ba~Ccalaureatc ser
mon VIII he preached by Dr. Theron
=. Rice, OF Union Theological Semi
nary, Richmond. ON Sunday, June 4.
On Tuesday. unc &. Acknowledgement
John Garland Pollard will deliver the
address 10 the graduating class.
The Central convocation of the f.pis-
copaI Church Of Virginia has been in
session during the past week at St.
Johns Episcopal Church in FarmviIc,
had the pleasure OF hearing u num-
her ot the visiting clcrgymcn al the
daily chapel exercises. On Tuesday
Rev Charles Baxten Bryan. Of Peters,
burg. conducted devotional exercises
ana spoke to the s%tudcnts; on We'd
ncShav they listened to a talk on the
Social Significance of the Teachers
work by Bishop Arthur Lloyd. OF New
Iork city: ON Thursday morning ev.
{. O. Frudcn. president Of the Chatham
Episcopal Institute, carried out Bishop
y line Of thought by telling the
teachers what they should he.
On Friday evening the th!rd-year
class gave 81 presentation Of Much Ado
About Nothing" in the normal school
auditorium.
on Tuesday Professor 7. -. Eason
gave an educational address to the
graduating class and patrons Of he
jacksonville High school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
THIS WILL STOP YOUR
HAIR FROM FALLING

It was DR.. Sangcrbund who first dis
covered that dandruff and falling hair
were caused hv microbes.
And row that parisian Sage. the
wonderfully dciig-truI preparation
that kills the dandruff germs can he
secured At all drug and toilet counters,
the clean people OF this country have
weakened to the fact that dandrun
is unnecessary; that falling hair and
Itching scalp can be quickly stopped.
and that any one who frequently uses
Partisan Sage should never grow bald.
To every reader VINO WISHES to Grad
iCatc disgusting dandrufI. stop falling
hair and have an Immediately clean
scalp fire" from itchineSs, we strongly
recommend Partisan Sage.
Parisinn Sage is sold for not more
than so cents a large bottle. It il an
ideal. dnintily pcrfumed liquid. free
from grease and sickness, and will
cause hair TO grow lustrous md luXu-
RANT. Tragic Dru Co. always has n
large supply and guarantees II to YOU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

right thcrc-don't be nfraid--thats tt
feel how smooth the skin tsH Well,
thafs whcrc the corn was. We'll, that
bnata ali"' T'hnts the way "Gets-lt"
worka on all corna. every corn. every
curing c0rns. You'll say Kood-by TO
all foolish c~ontraptions like bundlinH
bandaRcH, sticky tape. plnstcrs, toe
eating saIycs. and Bra3c-diHgcrs. such
az knives. rnzors and scissors. Gets
IT, stops pain. Applied In : seconds
Never fails Nothing to stick 10. hurt
or presg OF the corn.
"Gatg-It" 4. SOLD everywhere, 25c 2
bottle, or sent direct by Il. Lawrence
e. Co. Chicago, Ill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

"V" 10 NeTnVSc fIHhffy'
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-facc.
to try IL remedy for rockies with the
guarantee or n reliable dealer that g..
VIII not cost you Il penny unless it
give you IL clear complexion the cx-
pense Is trifling.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-dou-
bic strength-from any druggist and n
few applications should show you how
easy II IL to rid yourself Of the home.
ly freckles aud get a beautiful COM
plexton. Rarely Is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othlne. AZ this Is the
prescription sold under guarantee ~
back IL It fails Ia remove
freckles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
''Well, Should Say
sGets-lt' DOES Work
Look n There, II You Don't ThintS
IT'S Just Wonderful for Corns"

Bless my stars, look at il, Land OF
the liVin'! Why. Just look al ii, Tha
corn came right on-just like peeling
bananas. Put our finger on my toe,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
RADFORD NORMAL

tSpecial to The Times-Dispatch.1
EAST RADFoRD. VA. May 20
JUG" Rohert 6 Jackson. Of Roanoke,
the address before the an
uual meeting Of the local branch OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21
RICH COPPER BEDS ARE
At CORDOVA, ALASKA
Ore From Kcnnicott Mines Can BE
Put on Market for Five
Cent? Pound.
OUTPUT RAPIDLY INCREASING
More Than 400 Locations Made In
the Wrangcii Mountains-TOtal
Product for 1915 Valued at About
%ti,oD0, 0G0.
ny EuANk e. CARPENTER.

~. IClllilaUk OF lIt Hopper tstNfs tItu
I,,,,or p.,,roo6 wh;cn winds
Is WAY w '"r |o'F'' 49,
10y az" 'sPs 'he great copper &C.
posts 'ha' ne on 'Ae so"'"'F"
siopcs "t 'Ne Nf"hEe'' r""E"
The ore now coming down 90 'he P'F'
is from on!> two or thre" mines ne
ngin I" me uussei'he''h
syndicate bu' IN" copper nc!i is over
seventy n'i-'S long ana twenty m'!es
wife - $ enc 81 me i""S' extensive
anu 1,'1Fest "i me ''pNe' areas Oh 'ht
""rtn' N"f' p''h ~" COPPER '"''.
TONS nave hi','aE "eeh nh""'' ana
me "e'i'h OF INC ucPoSi' Is s"'h 'h"'
Ai"ska may "eeome as noted Tor It's
conner as IT is for gold to-day Tho
hrs' ir'inload NJ ore th"' came down TO
inns p"F' '""'aine" h's'"l TO inc FAiuc
oi more man E''''o'' and that n"W on
me "h'r\'" n'rr IS worth from ~
''o.P'' Il" 'l".'"'''o' n carload. Ihe
ore y r"nsh'' 1"Nn IN SACKS as nis
as an "Fc'Ia'E nl''"W "hN "' 'hc
"e'Fh' ol "' average man E"'h sack
contains from 10" 70 -po pounds ol ore
"'''" "a ''P'c', 'Hef'
~ ~, a''"S :, '"S ''I' :" .n'i e'c"
1arinad IS WORTH almost $l''o'' each
~ ''"' N
- nu't l''', can ~ "uE .'''" me
= ay'.'' .''' n.y.. nv" p'' .n
- 80 - 800 . ''''
i 90 - Wy" VIZ
49, 49,,
-. - "
n-as ,nv ,a:,. 80; ~ M
,,c, -e,. r,ra - 49, ~. =.
than carry rs ni,n a. = ,,r 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-21

mine belonged 10 them. Tha; suit was
tried at Valdez, Alaska, before Judge
"ickcrSham who is now the Terri
toria( delegate to Congress. He is also
the righteous judge described iii Rex
Beach's novel. The Spoilers Among
TN" lawyers for the plaintiff were a
United States Senator and Il member
"i our House Of Representatives At
Washington. The suit was decided in
ctr favor. II was then appealed 10
the Court of Appeals at san Francisco.
and again we won. 1t was thcreupon
appealed to the United States Supreme
court at Washington, aud We were
once more victorious.
The final decision was not rendered
until five years after the discovery. and
it was only then that we could pro
coed TO develop the property. At that
time the options were taken up and
the property came into the possession
OF Messrs. Ralph, Schultz. iIavemeyer
and myself. We in turn i.tercsted J.
\. Morgan & Co, and the Messrs.
GuGgenhcim, who formed the Alaska
syndicate. This syndicate purchased =
80 per cent interest in the mine and
agreed To build the railroad To open
II. The same syndicate aftcrward pur-
chased the remaining 10 ,,er cent Of
the stock.
nuNANZA n Cu>T
APPROPRIATELY S"5. o0U. 600
What lid they have 10 pay for tho
property I asked.
The Bonanza mine. Including the
railway. cost the Alaskan syndicate
approximately SO, 600. 900" replied MIR.
Birch.
Did tnes &c, the worth Of their
money
Il should say so. They have already
received more than sl5.o 900, 900 IN d.
vidends. Up to 1915 they had been
paid over $4,000 and their receipts
last year were more than $1,000, 600
What Is The market value Of the
property
IT is more than $5oOoc.000."
"Wer. YOU able TO do anything with
the mine, Mr.. Birch, before IN. rail.
road was buil;""
Not as to tho expectation OF tho ore,
but we were able 70 take in men and
machinery and SO develop the mine that
we could deliver orc as soon as tho
railroad was done. Our miuin. ma
chIn.ry had to he hauled a distance
OF POO miles over the mountains. and
tina a. a cost OF about 5000 n ton or
OF more Khan - cents a pound. We
carried some OF it in slcdges over the
sno" from valdez. We had also TO
open Hp the property. sink shafts ana
drive tunnels. as well as 20 make other
arrangements for raising the ore. All
THIS vas accomplished 10y the time the
railroad was completed. In 1915. The
result was that we had a aood traffic
from the start. our frs; trainload
contained more than q half million dol
lars worth OF ore that was 20 per cent
copper. and from that time on the traf-
Nc 0! The road has Increased"
are there other valuable deposits Of
cop9eF In tn" vicinity Of the onanza ?"
Yes. we nave opened MP the Jumbo
MN" nearby. which Is a large producer
ana th"Es arc many other copper pros
poets IN u" same region not belonging
70 - ~h.rh VIII be producers in the
near future. The Chitina copper belt Is
approximately seventy miles long and
t~eHtT miles wido und more than 400
locations have already been made.
Man y. 'h@s" are in process of de-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-08-25
Sbentiiisiernns Ses am ID. gnsnlt,
bier pon eincm gabnsns setoo'
tcten Mannes.

3. gS. Septon bebauptet nit Ve-
itinlmtbeit, bob Der am Sonntag, ben
13. glugult, bier in Der geabe peritn-
gliidte @aann iein Sobn Geo. Sen
ton seueien lit.
.&err Septon iogt iein Sobn lei 20
Sabre aIt itnb Bel ben 6luBperbeile-
rltilgs glrbeiten, bel @lasgoip be-
iddftigt eelpeien; elm anoerer ilnger
Ntann babe ieinen Sobn iebod ilbers
rebet nud 9erlnunn 81 geben, Inn ge'
IdGftigung sll iu6en.
Nus oen 8eidreibungen bes jun-
gen Iannes, burh Scrionen melde
oenicIben bier in Der Stabt Dor lei
nem Sooe geieben batten, idlob Serr
!Septon oab berieIbe iein Sobn gene.
len lit, lno na6 8eii6tigllng Der
&leiOunssitiide ipelde benz gubnge'
leiie entlang eefllnben mrroen, nnf
lpelde altgeni6einlih bonn &orper &C
riIien mprben iuaren iagte Serr Sen.
ton er lei gan3 beitimmt ilber5eiigt
Sob Der 8eritorbene iein Sobn &c.
ipeien lei.
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,sdanmbers 8iemamn.

Oscar Sdaiumberg uno Srl.
Sopbia 8iemann ipliroen am Witt
mod, Den t6. @ugilit, in 8aibing'
ton aeraltt. Die Grauling ipnroe IN
scr Sranoisfaner 8obnung, onrh
9soter rsgnatl1s glaiien pollSogen;
Belmont @laier unb Sri. Stbiloa
@ien,ann fiingierte als Sran5els
gen. Srau Sdaluubcrg lit Die Sods
ter BON 5rau Senrp sSienann, bon
8aIbington mo mar felt l1ngerer
3eit in Sermnnn ipobnbaft, no tie IN
ser Sdubia6rif beidGftiet mar
Serr S6aumberg 1T Der Sobn bon
8obt. Sdanmberg ilno @attin iino
betrcibt in @enteinidlaft nit ieinem
Goter oas S6reiner Sanbiuerf.
Die beiben iungen 2eilte iitb bier
oIlaentein lmo iebr portbeilbaft be.
fannt; inn Serein nit oeren Sabl.
rciden Srcunben lpiiniden mir oober
piel @liid gum 8unoe.
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sran @m. 9eppe.

9lm Iontag abenb, Den Ia. Mug.
Itarb in ibrem Seim auf Der Sarn,
IA Wfeilen oitlid bon 8ap, 5roll
@aria 9eppc, @attin BON @m. Dep.
pc, rlad tangent 2eiben. 9ie geritor.
bcne mar al Sabre alt llnb cine Soh'
ter BON Sranf slbring, bon bier.
SSm Sabre 1904 perbeiratbete lie
iid in Sotsbam Ito., NIT 8m
9eppe; Die 8atten baben jeoo6 lett.
bcr beit6noig in Ban seuobnt
Die 9eItattiing crfolate anl pori'
gen Wlittruob, auf Dem ct. &auls
5rieobofe, in Ban. Die 8aitorer
S6ul5 llno Galobn leiteten Der
Srauergottesoienlt.
Die SerItorbene binterlaBt, ailBel
ibrem @atten ibren bo6betagten 90
ter, sSranf glbring, bon Sernann
cinen 9ruoer, g8n. gbring. bon
Totsoant, ioiuie spei Salbbriioer
sSobn gitinanL bon Ban, itnb Senrr
Gitnann, bon 9runtlep, Wto., lpelht
ibren friiben Sob betrailern.
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su redJt 8iliOniid.
Die 9entidlanb in gremen selauSet.

Nus Berlin miro inter Dem 90.
turn bes 90. glueuit beri6tet, baB bas
groBe Sanoels Galidboot ~9elltld-
LAMB" mm genannten Gage on Der
Weiinbune Der @eier angelaigt 1T,
uno ooB sllle ON 8oro iid lpobl be-
finoen.
Die ,0eutlblano" perlieB in Der
gsasbtsbes 2. ans,tit ben Safen gaf.
tintore NIT elmer 2uDung @nmnti,
gsifel uno anberen @aaren nnb
tau6te in oie Giefe als iie in Die gfabe
Der orei Meilen @rense anlangte, 100
cine groBe slusabl engliider llno
fran5oiiider &rieesidiffeu 1lnb 8a'
trolboote auf bas beutide Ealdbooi
lauerte. 0ian borte nidts mebr bon
Ser .0eutidlano" bis tie am %, D.
WstS.. alio 81 Gage nod ibrer slb'
fabrt, i'm 9rentcn Safen einlief.
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8aseonabe Gonntp bat in bieiem
Sabre cine sr0kere ansa6i
pon liseniierten SSdsern
als iuie In friiberei.
Sabreu.

Gallalpap Gountp faint iid rib.
men ben dlteIte,l li5eniierten Sdger
in Staat Su baben, in Der Berlon bes
S3.jdbrieen Sobert 2eiuis, bon
&eaosbille. @asconaoe Goi,iltp be.
iist tpabrideiitiid ben na6itdltelten,
iolpie aud Sen iiinglten utter ben
liaeniierten Riinrooen; Der eritere lit
Sris &oelIer, tros ieiner IA Sabre
nod irlmer elmer Der beiten Shiiten
I'M gollntp, nnb Der lebtere lit Der
t4.jGbrige Sranf Sdmiot.
sluBer ben genannten bot @ascorls
zoe gouiitp nod Die folgenoen, Sient-
lid beiabrten, li8eniierten geimrooe;
8. &. Smitb, bon Spenspille, IL
Sabre; Sobn S. Willer. bon Ser.
liann. 70 Sabre, inb 6. @. @arreh
bon Sea. 6S Sabre.
9is gum 16. Guguit bieies SSSabreS
iuurben bier 307 Sagbli5enien aiisge-
itellt, segen 200 IN oerielben Seriobe
bes 8oriabres,
Seit Dem Is. Sunni. 1916, ipuroen
SagoIi3enien on Die folgenoen Ser-
ionen aiisgeltellt:
Hermann-S. C. Quimby, George A.
Quimby, Curtis ]. Quimby, Clarence
Wild, e. F. Rippstein, Henry Bohlken,
Fred Drusch, Geo. Stock, F. w. DAN
user, w. ]. Ellis, Geo. ]. Kirchhofer,
Geo. H. Klenk, Henry Zastrow, Oscar
Staude, Charles Backschies, H. w,
Stoenner, John Rappold, Hugo Fricke,
Frank C. Fricke, w. B. Dickson, Ar
thur Gust, Arthur Poeschel, Albert
Drusch, Gust, Joaquin, Julius Chaser,
Otto Drusch, w. C. Klinge and Earl
Schaffner.
; Owensville--Bern. B. Baxter, Fred
Schreirnann, w. H. Morris, Frank B
u Blaske, Arthur Price and Louil
c Bricke.
r Morrison Gust. Spaete, Henry
I Bruegge.
> Gasconade - Henry Jet, Walter
Williams, Arlo Bates.
Potsdam-Dr. E. G. Rhodius.
: Bland-R. H. Cobb, c. r. Raver
J. M. Campbell, Harley Bradford.
I Swiss-Aug. Schreimann.
Oak Hill-W. S. Dunton and j. f
!. Wright.
, Bay-Dr. John S. Enloe.
), Rosebud-Geo. Niewald.