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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
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aiac 9ragcr bes 9itelS.

Inter Den Dielen 5ttularber3ogtuz
mern, bic bas erIte un6 bas 3mette
fran30iiide &aiierret@ fir ptrtlt@e
o6er audi NUT permeintli@e @eroten1te
ge19affen baben, birfte bas 9er5ogz
tum @ue3 pobl BON Der gering1ten Bez
beutung eemelen fein. Ser Snbaber
oieies jebt p0llig persefenen !9er3o9z
Turns mur ser @rbauer oes @ue3taz
malls, Terbinano b. 2eneps, Der oas
&ai1errei9 Der Mapoleontoen bel Der
@inpeibung bie3es &ieienmertes gum
lebtenmale NIT oem @lan5 elmer Meltz
madtfeuuns umseben batte. Die
iberl@mdmli@en 9ulbigunsen, DIE
Der aai1erin @ugenie bel Der @r0ttz
nung bes &anals bur@ Sen @ultan
Mbbul M3is in &onitantinopel uno
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tet muroen, 1ino bamals tn enolo1en
8eri@ten gei@tloert moroen, aber nber
Der 8ei@reibung Der mdr@enbatten
Beite ON SUB Der ppramiben, bon Der
sic preNe a1er 2dnoer erfl4t mar,
murbe cine tletne unb m 4et1bare
Moti3 iiberieben, Sic in Dem amtltden
Sell oes uMoniteur nniber1el" bonn
Is. Mppember, 1869, geitanoen botte.
sSn bie1er Moti8 bteb es i'm trodenen
Mmtsfpl, bob bic &aiferin, bic ibren
bur@ Sic n%otmenbige Grlebigung ortnz
GENDER @toatsangelegenbeiten tn pa<
RIG 3uriidgebaltenen @emabl i'm Orient
pertreten m.bte, beauftragt moroen
lei, Dem Grbauer oes 8anals 3me'
faiierli@e Detrete gu iib%erbrtngen, be-
rem zines i6n gum Mitglteb bes fran
a1i{den @enats ernenre, mdbrenb bas
onbere INN Sic neugei@affene Miroe
eineS 9er5ogs BON @ue5 perletbe.
8eibe 9etrete pur6en 6ur@ Sic Sat-
fertn BEL Ser erf ten 5abrt bur4 ben
&onal Dem Grbauer ubergeben. Sc
lift begreifli@, baB sic @rinnerung
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fir sic T%ranaoisn beute einen etpas
bitteren 8eigei@mad 3 efibt, BENIN oas
fran50Fi@e 5er5ogtum, oas als @tnn=
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Der @ren5i@eibe 3peier @eltteile gez
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!9dn6en Ser @ngldnoer, Sic CUR Ser
teibigung oieies i@mer bebrobten 8ez
iiBes Sic 9tlfe ibrer fran50itf@en Ser
biinbeten, ibrer efnitisen f&limmiten
5einbe int Orient erbttten mihen,
unb NIT benz Mamen 6es ebemaligen
6er3ogs BON @ue8, Ser 6tefen Sitel
iibrigens niemals gefibrt bat, perz
fniipft fid Ser i'm Sabre 1889 ausgez
bro6ene @anamaffanoal, Der srDBte
@fanbal, ben Tranfrei@ felt Ser 9alsz
Apogef@thte Der &0nigin Marie @nz
toinette i'm Sabre 1885 erlebt bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

6iefe alten Mdnner, t0innen in jeber
Meife Ser Sugeno ais Meufter btener.
Man f0nnte Der 4anbmebr in Dem
&riege, eben1o bem 2anbiturm i'm
Teloe, genau oiefeiben parforceleiitunz
gen auferlegen wie Der otttpen
Gruppe. Gs 1pu ni9t irgenbpie be-
bauptet fem, baB bic nalten @oloaten"
oie anoeren iibertrdfsn. Mber bab fie
iiberbaupt senau 10 bon genommen
tperben mifen, bas 1T @rgebnis unb
Grtenntnis neueiter @reisni6e. Mur
etmas bat ii9 ia "a gum @rfaunen
berousgeiteut. @eraoe Die 14meriten
Mufgaben iin0 fir sic "alten @oloaz
ten" sic, tpeld)e ibnen liegen. IS
mag 3uer1t parabor tltngen. Mber es
miro ii9 noturtpi6enf@aftli@ let@t
tlaren laf1en.
9auer1trapa5en, 0ie srobe MiaenSz
reorganization perlangen, alio ni@t
nur nit 9raufgeberei gu erlebigen
finb, merben betanntli@ pom bon
ausgetpa91enen nur aufs prattii@ite,
Dtonomti6ite funttionierenoen Orgaz
nismus ebeitens iib%ertpunoen. Man
tann 1agen, oab Der Mann Bis gum
5irfa finfuno5pan5igiten Bis iieben=
unb3pon5tgiten 2ebensiabre nod in
fetnem @n1tem UNI uno anbaut.
No@ &no6enbefefi9ungen Mustelz
ausprdgungen, innere @oelorganitabi=
ii ierungen, II. T. No., pornimmt. @on
einem ge1pt6en 3eitpuntt an TT Der
&Drper Damn erit gang ferttg. sis
gum Gnbe 6ieies lebten S@liffes unb
oiefer 5orttft5ierung iino au@ BET
2euten iber fiinfuno5pan5ig Bis iiez
benuno3panoig Sabren nod ftets
Ma@stumsz nno Srgani4mentungen
porbanben. 9ona6 bot Damn Der
Meni@ fi9 abfdliebeno entpidelt.
l1no bon bteier 3eit ab bis in Elm re@t
bpbes Otter, - tpenn nt@t &aubbau
an Der @eiunbbeit 0ur@ uniolioes 2ez
ben, ueberanft renqungen in 8eruf uno
@e19dft H.. +. m. porliegt, = bletbt
Elm Optimum Ser 2etftungsfdbigteit
fir f@pere un6 b%eionoere 9aueri traz
pa3en.
Die Grideinung, pel@e jebt i'm
&rtege 10 pielen @taunen erregt bat,
1T i'm @port, Sem &rteg i'm per
tleinerungSipiegel," lGngit betannt,
Dauerletftungen i'm @eben, &eiten,
@abfabren, @dmtmmen, &ingen,
2aufen, &u6ern, II. (. H., nerben fat
aus1@lteBli9 bon dlteren Sportsmdnz
nern, iber 0retbig, gef@affen, Sic
SSugeno leiitet i'm &ur5fport, Dem fur
gen @9neulauf Sprung, @urf unb
berglei9en 8etrd@tli9es, jebo9 6arf
man ibrem no9 labilen Srganismus
feline langen Meforbproben, pel@e Die
eolen Srgane aufs MeuBeri tie anfpanz
men, abberlangen.
Ser &riegspert Der naIten @olbaz
ten" 1T 10 groB, 0ab man iie eben
iiberau al5 boQfo,nmene &ftruppe
einfeben oarf. 9ieie Satia4e, Die
eigentli9 ntemols eintpanofreier als
iebt erbdrtet mprben 1T, bat neben
ibrer 8eoeutung fir ben @Dltertampf
eine onbere neiterbtn fultureQ mt@z
ttge. sic etbt Oas &e@t, bon bteien
2euten i'm tommenben Trieben, Der ia
Mn1pannung aaer Gnergten berlangt,
ebenfaQs Mlerbei tes gu ertparten, mebr
als man in Dergangenen 3eiten BON
6enen, 6eren @aar gu ergrauen be-
gann, foroerte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
Siebt gut aus - fmblt ii& gpt.

Nteman6 fann me6er 1t9 gut fib=
lem nob gut ausleben, tpen11 er an
l1nberooulihfeit lei6et. 8efreit @ud
bon 6em abgematteterl ldleppen6en,
lebloien @efibl 6ur6 cine &ebanb,
lung nit 9r. Sings Ne1e11 2ebens=
piuen. @ouf beute eine @9a9tel,
nebmt cine o6er 5tpei @iuen bel1te
aben6. Mm Meorgen lit 6as beritopfte,
oumpfe @efubl meg nn6 STR fiibl1
guh iofort better. 25f BEL @urem
Mpotbefer. - Sing.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
@agembeid>uerben nn6 &artleibigfeit

SD iage es NIT Sreu6en 6oB
@bamberlain's Sablette sos 5lfrie=
6enitellen6ite MitteI fir Magenbe-
idtperben un6 Sortleibigfeit iinb, oas
i6 mdbre1t6 meiner "a Sabre lon-
gen Mpotbefer5eit gebrordt babe,"
idreibt g. s. Mrnpbp, Mpotbefer,
@eusbnrg, g. 9. gu fo11fen in
&emp's Corner Drug @tore. -Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
Tor,,t at ~nerfanfen.

Metne inn Somn ct. Mortin gele>
gere 800 Mder 6arm - $50 Slider
in Seftion 80 un6 40 Slider in Set.
ton 81 = unter giinitigen 8ebin'
gu11ger 31 berfaufen. @egen Mabe.
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&einri@ S@6nborn,
Bor 90. 6resno, Mont.
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Man f@rei6t Der r@olitf@en Set
tung" aus &%openbagen: Inter 6iefer
@pibmarte beri@tet Elm aus England
be%tmtebrenber @@meoe i'm @todbolz
mer rMftonblabet," bab ii@ bel Ser
@orfubrung zines gr0Beren 2onboner
&tnos, sic sic 5lotten @nglan6s uno
feiner MQttrten bra@te, natiirli9 9roz
fer 8etfau erbob, unb ou@ oie Bill
Der Ser bdnti@en un0 norpegii&en
6lotten ibren rei@liden Mntetl bapon
abbetamen. oils iebo4 8ilber NIT
f&meoii&en &riegsf@iffen ouf ser
2einpan0 eri@tenen, bra@ Elm unbe<
f9retbli@er 2drm aus, man pftff uno
beulte: rMieoer NIT @@meben!" Ntdt
pieoer3ugebenbe @@tmpfmorte murben
laut, unb es tpar Elm Munber, baB
mon bic 2einpan6 nt4t in @tiide rib.
9erarttge @3enen fat mebr a1s Elm
@@pebe in England erlebt uno unter
benen, sic i'm @erbit oas 3petfelbafte
@ersnigen batten, it@ in @nslanb
a%uf3ubalten, lit es Elm offenes @ebetmz
nts, oab mette &reife bes englif@en
Bottles ft@ etgentli@ mie i'm &riess5uz
itanoe NIT @@neoen betra4ten. Sm
ibrieen - fdbrt Der i@mebif@e Sc
tpabrsmonn fort = begegnet mon bel
ber flair plap nation" iol&en Sc
f@madlofigfeiten, bab man @upperl,
Die eine febr bo&geitellte oelti@e perz
fonli@tett porite1en louen, fir etnen
pennp anfpeten oarf. @s mub
in Der Sat melt gefommen fetn, tpern
ii@ ser engltl@e pa%triotismus ouf
oiefe ebenio robe pte obnmd@ttge
Metfe gu betdttgen lu9t.
Mur bic Su9eno oarf auf bic Be-
a@tung re@nen, sic ibr als benz Sraz
ger oes reuen Meroens 5utommt, bic
eifrig uno fleibig am @erf 1T unb TIRE
Dafetnspflidt bon gu erfiiqen ith be-
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&erlangt

miro Elm 6euti9=fatboliider 9ebrer.
Ger au6 Die Srgani1tenitene in 6e1
Stride ii%bernebmer fanr. Ma93ufra:
gen beim @efretdr bes Di1trifftts.
8altb. Sdmtt,
29=3t gerbom, Minn
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3n ~berfaMfem

gu 0erfaltfen
100, 200 o6er 240 Slider 2on6, 51pei
Meilen iu6tpeitli9 bon Ser @to6t
@auf Centre. 8e6ingungen lei@t.
Maberes bel Tran5 finger,
28=2mtS Su11f Centre, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15
Tarm at p%erfamfen.

Sic 31@ Meilen nor6lid bon 6ree=
port g%elegene alte $. @ormes 6orm
80 Mder in Sect. % un6 100
Mder in 5ect. 1874 - biQig 5u fau=
fen. gedberes Bel 9ermanu Sd0ner,
Glou6, Winn. 30=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-15

@etraut tp1tr6en in ser bieiigen
Gfarrfirde BEL einem bonn bodm.
9forrer @rotb am Dienitag gebaIte-
mem @routo1nte Sobm @ettl bon
@eb1en, Maribau County, 5ii6=Do=
fota, un6 Sral1letn Soiepbino
S11ies bon bier. Sci ser &od3eit
inter 6etn guitliden Sb6ad ser Gl-
tern Ser 8ra1t nabmer sic @euper.
mablten Sic t~poblgemetnteiten Slid
piinide fir elite gelegnete 8ufrnd
entgegen. M6gen ii6 6ieie @iinfde
gum 8eiten 6es iungen @bepoores
bertpirfli6en. = Soiepb Spel6rid
perlar6te 5tpei neutrality-suspicious.
gen Bieb GIT ieinem Sobne gron5,
nelder ouf Der 8bite @artb &efer=
bottom cine Sorm bearbeitet. - 60.
Sdmiot IdBt a1f ieinem @eb0ft einen
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
ROUNDS MUST
PASS EXAM. TO
GET CLERKSHIP

Noah Rounds. political worker for
Police Justice Sellers. will have to
pass another civil service examina.
ton before he can get job on the
police court pay roll. The Justices
are asking for new clerk st 81 500
. year In their budget Tor the com
ing fiscal year. After ifo budget
was passed last year, IL Justices
tried to have the council provide for
an extra clerk out OF the contingent
fund. but the aldermen refused the
request on the ground that II was
not q contingency Noah Rounds
had the job "sewed up, having been
placed nj the head or the eligible
list by the civil service commission.
Now Secretary Fred w. Smith says
that the eligible list has expired. and
II Rounds is To get the new job he
will have TO successfully pass anoth-
er examination. The police justices
already have Ave clerks.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
MICHIGAN SUGAR.
COMMON B00MS.
Much Speculation As to Cause
of Sudden
Rise

Speculation as 10 the cause OF the
sudden rise In Michigan Sugar com
mon was rife In the Detroit market.
Wednesday morning.
The bid was 9s. with none offered.
compared with 95l-i. Tuesday morn.
Ing. There were several sales, Tues.
day afternoon, al 95 IL, and there
waa an active demand Tor the stoch.
" ednesday.
Continental Motors is still trend
ing upward. There were several
bids at 400, Wednesday, and offer.
ings. in limited number. were made
AZ 43o There were a few sales.
Tuesday. at i25, and some. Wednes.
day, at 422 and 425, but the trans
actions of the two days has not to
tailed more than 100 shares.
Trading In REQ car has been ac
tive. but the price remains about
stationary.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
Body of Late Banker
Will Arrive Thurs
day Night
TELEGRAMS POUR
IN BY HUNDREDS
Warm Tributes Also
Paid By Detroit
Associates

The body Of George e. Lawson.
late president OF the Peoples State
bank. who died suddenly. Tuesday
morning, In ormond Beach, Fla.
viii arrive in Detroit, at $40 D. m,
Thursday, accompanied by Burnham
=. Colburn, one OF the banks direct
ors, VINO was in Ormond Beach at
the time OF Mr. Iawson's death.
Mrs. Lawson. who, with her hus-
band, was spending six weeks
vacation in ormond Beach, will ar
rive home. Thursday morning, ac-
conpanied by her son. Carroll. who
left Detroit for the south. immediate
ly upon receiving word OF his faith.
er's death.
The funeral probably will be held
Saturday afternoon. although the
complete arrangements have not
been made. The pallbearers vii! be
the assistant cashiers OF the Peoples
State bank. The honorary ballbear.
ers have not yet been named.
James T. Keena, vice president OF
the Peoples State bank, who was
the frat to receive news OF Mr.. Law.
sons sudden death, has received
several hundreds kilograms. cover
ing every part OF the country, ex.
pressing keen regretat the news Of
his demise. Many OF these are from
iacmbers OF bankers associations,
who had become acquainted with
Mr.. Lawson through his membership
on the executive committee OF the
American Bankers association. an
Office he held at the time OF his
death. Then there are many express
sions OF coincidence from persons in
nearly every state. who had known
Mr.. Lawson in private life.
Funeral services will be conduct
cd by The Rev J r. Fitschen, Jr,
pastor OF the Jefferson-ave Presby-
terian church. OF which Mr. lawson
was a member. Burial will be Ia
Woodlawn cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
CANADIAN ROAD
LIFTS EMBARGO

The transportation bureau OF the
Detroit Board OF Commerce wac ad
vised Tuesday night by G. c. Coch
Ian. general agent OF the Canadian
Pacific Iailroad. that that road will
accept all freight for delivery IA
points on the New York. New Hav
en- & Hartford railroad. and also
for points on the Central New Eng
land railroad. This means that the
Canadian Pacific railway has lifted
It's embargo TO points on the roads
mentioned.
The only restrictions in connec-
tion with the lifting OF the embargo,
however, are that shipments for the
n. V. n. II. a. ~ and Central New
England r,ilroads, wills not be ac-
cepted unless for delivery at points
on those lines, and must be routed
by the way OF Newport. Vermont, In
connection with Canadian Pacific
dispatch.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17

Thomas Hager. 81, Detroit: Vera
Courier. -. Brown City.
John Ruttkofsky. ss, Taylor Cen
"a Adam TiHki Tsnsiss. ~ 30 Katherine sa%si
Rudolph stella. 81; Mary Bohnia. 90
Joseph Linden. %; Lena Rubin. 81
HiIdegarde schirmer, 20. same.
Horace NJ Cash, as. Detroit; Rachel
James RuppeTt; "a, Detroit Violet
Georss Juclo. 80; wiadyslaw,
stanisiaw Kuikowski. 20; Amelia
samuel stahI. 81; LILLIAN Metnick
Isaac p. Ross. 40; Mary McMas-
Carl r. Hirssis. rs. Toledo; Cora /.
wladisiaw Ustaszewski. 20; Katar-
zina Sucieker. 81.
Stanlslaus Komasara. 30, Ham
tramck. Tranciszka Siudara. 20. same
Martin Kawa, %, Mary Bogoski: -.
John szymanski. Il; Victoria Pin
Dan c. FarIin. "a; Irma c. Kean. 10
Patrick III. Soper. "a: Vera !. Tidey
william X. Wagner. 30. GreenfieId Id
Township; Elizabeth Toller, 2s, same,
Eugene Springer. %, Detroit; Cora
shankland, 22. Ann Arbor
Walter Dubitzski. %; Celia kivit-
ski, 20.
Louis GsrabeiIi 20; Fiipi Felicia,
Anthony Kruk. ee; Julia JabubIak.
Michael Bradanikas. "a: Kase zal-
omuke, q.
Hugh c. Cole. AZ; Maude l. Peter
man 3s.
Walter wiznowski, %. Sophia
Briczikska. 20
FlavIan Rodowicz, 25; Francis
Stragowska, %.
John +. Coon. 25. Marian Mcintyre.
10.
Lyman J. Pinney. 20. Detroit: Flor
ence =. Thoms. 2s. Lansing.
Frank Bartolino. 20: Maria Cadila.
Paul Muschm. 23, Brighton; Faith
Hilton. 22, Detroit.
ski 23
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
Mortuar.y

BERsEN-Feb. ~. al $50 Hsgue-ave
Alicia Ellen. beloved wife OF Geo.
Jersey and mother OF Ethel NJ. r..
MlniIred and Eyeline u. OF Detroit
and Mrs. >. w. culverwell, Croydon.
England. Funeral services from
residence Thursday at 2 p. m.
FIsH-Mrs. Molly Fish. aged 81 years.
beloved wife OF Dr Wilson Fish. OF
betroit passed TO the high life Fri.
DAY evening, Feb. II. In the home OF
her sister. Mrs. Black. OF Shepard.
Funeral services at First Spiritual
services and inteFment viii be
announced later.
GAscOiGNE-Feb. IS. 1915. at rest
donee. 1884 Lafayette-ave east. Cor
helia T.. widow OF Mark H. Gas
Goigne. mother OF Mrs. G. q. story.
Louis and Mark II Gascoigne. No
tlce OF funeral later.
GiLBEY---Feb. IS. 1918. at his resi-
dence, 2st Park-st. Joseph Gilboy.
Giloey. Funeral services from
chapel of First Presby terian church
Thursday afternoon at 2:3o.
JONEs-Feb ~, 1915. Thomas J., be-
loved husband of Elizabeth and
father OF John u. Jones. of Spokane.
Wash; and sister Of Mary Magda-
chapel OF VIM. r. Blake. 81 Peter
boro-st. Notice OF funeral later.
LAMsON-Suddeniy at ormond. Fla.
George f., beloved husband OF Kate
G. and father OF Carroll n. Lawson.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. " Lawson,
brother OF Charles F. Lawson and
Mrs. James L. Lee. Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
Mll.LER--Feb. 15. in her residence. t2
Erskine-st.. Leona r. (nee Knapp,
beloved wife OF Charles X. and
mother of Eieanore NJ, Miller. Re-
mains at funeral parlors OF n. q.
a q. u. Harris. 676 Trumbull ave.
Service Friday at 2 y. IN.
swEENEY-Feb ia. 1916. Ellen. be-
loved mother of l.. j. Sweeney and
Mrs Margaret Garrity. Funeral
from residence OF her daughter. 500
Antoinette- Friday at $40 a. m.
and ST. Leo's church at o'clock.
sHIELDs--Feb. S. 1916. at the resi-
dence OF her sister. Mrs H. A. Nc
Alpine. Walkers. Canada, Cnristena
shields. gra1 1uate nurse.
suMMERs-At his home, sos Han
coek-ave. east William, beloved
husband OF Evellpe Summers. and
brother OF Mrs. Elizabeth Crook
Mrs. Alfred a. Terry. Mrs f.. Lains-
burg, Mrs Mary Donahue. aged rs
years Notice OF funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
ASSAULTED MAN
FAINTS IN COURT

While Mike Pietro, OF No. 500
clairpoint-ave., was waiting In police
court. "Wednesday morning. to tes-
tify AGAINST Vii Luli. a Turk, OF No.
go Fort.st. east. who, Pietro alleg.
cd. struck him over the head with
n hammer Tuesday, Pietro fell to
The floor unconscious as a result of
his wound. lie was taken TO thA
city receiving hospital. where IL IA
said he has n fractured skull. In
stead OF arraigning I-uli, Justice
Gainey remanded him to the coun-
~ jail TO await the outcome OF
Pietro's injury. II is feared Pietro
will die.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-17
Engineers Report Says
Yield Will Exceed
Estimates
PRODUCTION IL
MILLION POUNDS
Copper Outlook Excel
lent, Owing to High
Price of Metal

A report on the Shattdck.Arizona
copper Co, made by a. J. Huneke,
mining engineer. says that 1t Is hi
belief that the final yield from the
Slopes OF the property Will exceed
present estimates OF ore reserves.
and that further bodies are practl-
cally sure to be developed.
Present production of the Shat.
tuck-Arizona Copper Co is at the
rate OF about 100000 pounds al
copper per annum. Figuring the
costs at IA cents a pound, the com
pany's earnings al 20 l-2 cent price
for the red metal would be about
$S,000,000 per year. This is equal
to more than IS per share on the
stock.
But June copper is now selling at
- IA cents, and were the company
able TO sell It's output at this figure
the earnings would amount 10 81.
100000 or nearly $40 per share, on
the 100000 shares outstanding. Al
present the company is paying divi.
dents at the rate OF 81 per annuin.
so that the dividend is being earned
more than twice at least
All the copper company's officials
look with enthusiasm to the future
as the opinion is general In selling
circles that the price for the red
metal will go higher and this condi
tion also will be felt in the revenues
OF the Shattuck company.
In addition TO the profits from the
copper. the company also has the
revenues from its lead. silver and
gold. which will increase the earn.
ings TO the extent OF the production
OF those metals.
The tonnage developed by the
company, II is estimated. shows 81,
100000 pounds of copper. 10000, ,00O
pounds Of lead. and s4.000.O00 in
gold and silver values. Shipments
of ore at present are at the rate OF
$4,000 tons per month. averaging
better than six per cent copper. and
including 1000 tons OF 20 per cent
lead ore. carrying values in gold and
silver.
A well-known engineer who re
Gently examined the property report
ed that the company had a greater
proportionate reserve compared with
output than any other company op
Grating In the Bisbee district. The
estimates OF reserves thus far made
do not take into account partiallS
developed or probable ore. and the
productive life OF the mine. il is
stated. Is by no means limited 10
the ore now in sight Development
work recently has averaged i.50O
feet per month. and new ore bodies
are being opened as this work
progresses.
], Is not generally known. but
III verthelcss true. that Shattuck has
G'yelcped large tonnage OF vana-
dium, worth at present prices in ex.
cess OF $4,000 900.