davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening leader., 1916-11-02
CULTIVATE GOOD WILL.

+ 1t is evident that in the small
+ town the public utility has a rich
+ field for scientific intensive culti-
+ vation of public favor and good
+ will-the crop upon which in the
i last analysis all its profits de-
y pend. Those intrusted with the
J. working of this field may well
+ bear in mind the slogan of the
+ modern agriculturist, "The soil
+ is alive and so should the farmer
+ be-" By adopting the right meth
= ods we can make ourselves vMi-
y table Burbanks to our fields,
j. bringing two customers to. grow
+ where but one grew before And
+ that is an achievement worth
+ any mans best thought and ef-
+ fort.-Harley ]. Clarke.
= y 4 y y y y y y y y y y y y ~
The evening leader., 1916-11-02
CONVICTIONS IN FLORIDA
LAND FRAUD ARE UPHELD

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 31.-The de-
cision of the federal court here in the
so-called Florida land fraud cases was
upheld today by the United States
circuit court of appeals, sitting in
Denver, according to a telegram re-
ceived by United States District At
torney Wilson here.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14
Hleine PDli5einamribten

= Ger Bclisei purben geItern orcl
.3ipeirao6iebItdble genteloet uno 5tpar
ben 2oui5 Tocttig, Giibueitede Teaor
ina 9toao uno WlitdeQ s!oenle, ooi'
Mo6crt S5oifrrmnn. 1914 Toplar
StroBe, 9ote Der 8eitern Union 2e'
learapb Co., 1nl6 BON Sarrp 8olailf,
1924 GenlpieD g(Oenlte. SSSn allen orcI
;y1llcn pur6eu Die 3peiraber bon Ger
Strale, no lie tenlpordr iteben gelai'
len purben iparen, geitoblen.
= Ger 39.id1rigc gtrtbreIp sIlen,
1914 Gpcanrore Strabe, Der geiterlI
Weittag init ieirer 3ubdlterin SnlIa
godcrp it Gtreit geriet1 nno bier
S6iiiIe ouf Tie abfeuerte, iuuroe urlter
c,ttipre1enber 9luflage BON oeit Nolt'
,iItcn lambert unS Sans perbaItet.
Nie 0oderb, neId,e MIR eineH StreiT-
IfglB in BEN Oberiderfel erbielt.
nurSe ins Stu6tboipitol ge6radt, no
iie Der glniidyt Ser gler5te 3ufolge 5alo
geneicn pirb.
- Gus Der Garage Der 5rontlin
giotor Gar Co.. 1114 STAGE StraBc,
Dllrocn BRET @egeirnhanteL i'm Se'
iounnt1pertbe oon $50 itno GigertbuHr
ron Gam. Neplran, SSobn 6. slleoer5
lulo g. 6. @irbicng, 8eitob!en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14
Snoactidlmcrsen. :

Die itdbtiI6en Separtements3efs
iinb beute Dor bic 8ubgets&ummiiIipn
gelaben, UNI ben Serren mit5ut6eilen,
ME cine ipeitere 2ebuttipn Der @or-
ani4ldge um$1 100000 Dorgenommen
perben lam, bamit bic Steuerumlage
nit bem SmitbgsIeB in Gintlana ges
btu9t perben tann. Sn Der geitrigen
Situng Der 8ubget4aommiIIiO tdz
men bic 9oranf4ldge fir bic S4ulcn
ipieber CUR Spra9e, bic betanntli6 am
SienHag autgebeiBen tporoen lparen.
Ysriaiebene gngaben bes S4uliuperz
irtenbsnten Gonbon baben i'm Raf6z
baus eins faarfe 3uriidtpeiiuns erfubz
rem. W}an nil es ni4t uuf iih fisen
laiien, bab bic Stabt Cincinnati fir
ibre S6ulen tpeniger perausgebe aIs
dnbere Stdbte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14
Tentidl linoariifle Gonaer.

Der 9euti9s sllngariI4e arbeiiers
Widnner9or periammelte ii4 unter
YoriiB bes prGiibenten s. 8iener uno
Der protofollfiibrung Des Serrn u.
Sobl.. 6err Wi9ael @auen tpurDe als
atttOes unb Serr s. RoienItengel als
paiiipes Waitslieb aufgsnpmmen. @n
Der Seitli6teit Des grlanger Giebsrs
tronS pirb ii9 Der 9erein betbeiligen,
ebenfdus an Der GeItli4teit oes
Oeuti4ungar. 9amen aranten I'm,
terit. @ereins. Der eigene 8erein Der>
anitdltet am %. Oftober eine Inter
baItnug uno bierfiir purben bic 6ers
rem Sobn So. 8aijsr, Wt. 2am6re4t,
s. 8aumann, 90. Sung, s. 9ornsbers
ger, s. Saaller, g. gBitt uno alein
ais &ommittee erndnnt. Carl Strengs
ler refignirte unb an ieiner Stelle
ipurbe s. Ssdller erndnnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14
Sie Hrimdrtpablen tn
0Saibingtpa.
Ser 8unbesienutor 9oinberter 0on
ben &ePublitanern uls iolder
ipieoernominirt.
Der frii6ere @ouberneur 9enrb Wte>
8riDe gum @ouperneurse&anbi>
oaten npminirt.

Seattls, @aibineton, 13. 'Sep.
9unbesienator Wtiles PDinberter, lpels
9er Dor fe6s Sa6ren als &epu6lita@
ner ertpGblt tporben mar, Ii6 Dor pier
sSa6ren aber Der progeFtOen Pariel
angeI6loTen 9atte tpurbe in ben PrIs
mdrnablen am 9ienitag als republis
fanii9sr &anbibat fir ben Senct
1piebernomintrt. Seine Pluralttdt
iiber Ieinen @egner D. 6. SumpbreQ,
pel6er jeBt ben erIten 9iftrttt inI
SGuie oertritt, piro auf 1000 Stims
men gei4dst.
SenrD Wfcgribe DON Seattle, ipels
der BON 1901-1905 8outerneur be5
Stautes mar, tpuroe oDn ben Repubii
tanern gum @ouoerneurs &anoiba>
ten nominirt. 2lu9 er mar Dor bier
Sabren elmer Der 2eiter Der progrefis
ben partet gspeienn. Der republitas
niI9e 9icgouberneur Gouis 5. Sart
unb bic Staats S6uIiuperintenOenz
tin, Grau SoIep6ine 6. preiton, f4etz
nen pieber nominirt 3u fein.
Sas bemotratN&e 8otum mar EN-
nur tleines gepeien. Der frlbsrc
9unbesiendtor 5urnsr ipurbe iibec
ieinen @egner gaobert Bridges fir
isin friiberes Qmt, unb Der gegentpdrz
tige bemotratii9e @ouberneur grneit
Glitter als fnlder piebernpminirt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14
gauerlaub Rifi6eiHe.

SIN 8auamt purben gsitern bic fots
geHoen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ausges
tteIlt:
9SolIat Steel Company, 4nbau gum
Officez9sbGubs in Carthage, 5000;
4Hbau gum 2uborutorium, $1,000.
s. so. 8aIib, 3petitDdises 5rames
BObnbdus, A}sitieite bon 2irpppo,
iiioIi9 pom SbierDatorp, $500.
Simpion uHo Stlperman, 5peieins
balbitDdises 5ramseWobnbaus, gtoros
feite BON SunIet 4Denite, nabe mil
Iiams 9lbsnue, $4,000.
CD. 9Iarborf Observation-Disclosures
aditeinsWp5nbaus, 1116 gee9 Qpe,
81, 500.
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a
Serman Roeders, 1925 8ine Gt.
5rdnt Renn, 9ine unb mercer
5trobe.
grumm.r's Safe, 1438 8alnut
StroBe.
$. 6aefner, 2iberfp rnb Gin Cir.
2(nton Gliiditein, 5inblap uno
Gin GtraBs.
paitor u. Iemen3, St. paulus
airde, Is. unb Hdee StraBe.
Stto 9obs, 1410 Wain StraBe.
aarl gfder, 522 Sft 5. etrabs.
Rob. Wiebe, MafRngton platform.
Rorboitede Court unb Gin Strabe.
gudert's &potbefe, @ine StraBe
uno gluburn 2lbe.
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0Saltuaem bebauptet
Oob 6rau Ri3ols in Retp Yprt nids
ermrrbet porben,
SOn0sru strtem Ser8I4lug srlegsn fei.

Srontpopb, Mi6.. 13. Sept.
4rtbur WuItoncn, Der bier am 0iensz
tag unter Der Gnttage Derbaftet muir
be, on Der Grmrrbung Der Syrau glis
aobet6 gi9ois, elmer rei4en 8ittpe,
betbeiligt geipsIen gu ieiz, trat am
Wittipo3 inter Der Obbut Don 5peI
0ststtiOs bic giidreiie nu4 Rep
Yort an.
Dor Der Q6reiIe Iagte Wultonsn ben
0etettiDs, baB er uno anbere 8eoienz
itete Der Srau Jlidols dlerbtngs me1z
rere Ronate lang bic g1moroung Der
5rau RidoIs seplunt batten, Die SrGu
tbatid6li3 abr sinem Ser5i9Ia9 err
lesen lei. gr ioq eeiugt haben, baB,
aIs er unb ieine Weiti6uloigen ibr
3intmer bstraten, Jrau y2i9ols aufs
geIpruusen lei, ais o6 lie ii9 Dsrtbetz
Oigen NOBLE, gleia uber riidpdrts 5us
iammengebro6en iei, eb, Semano lit
beriibrt bate.
,,qBir untsriu9ten fie ipFort lrno
tamen gu Der 4niiht, baB iie etnem
9er5idIag srlsgen lei" iun @aItOnsr
geiagt bdben.
Gin Su1net uHter bem
gosporus ber gepldnt.
9erlin, 13.Sept. Ie6er 2pnoOr
Sn &pnitantiropsl trdst man iih nit
bem 8ebdnten, einen 9unreI uHtrr
Dem 9osporus ber gu toRitrulren
Die Sngenieure, bic iib nit bert
qIane bsiddfti3t bdben, iagen, oas
er ausfI6rbar lei unb pbne 3peiRf
finanSieQ prpfiiabel iein tpiiroe. Die
itrategtI6e @ihtisteit eines ipl9en
5unnsIs 1T fhOn IdHgI. anertanHt
iuoroen.
gei ben frii6ersn qrojctten, birett'
@erbinbung 5.DiIden osn europdiiher
uno aTiatiiheu llferu beg 9psporus
ber5uitellen NE burdl Den gau Der
g(natcliI6en uub Der gGgodo Gtien@
bdbn imprint tuuroen, bate man nlr
ben 9lan in GrfpGeiIng ge8ogen, oer
8ospprus an Teiner fhTaliten Stele
Bel Rumili SiiIar, gu iiferbriidsn.
Rorpsstider Dampfsr
berfeutt.
2onton. 13. Sept. 2lonos tins
biaten am Mtitt,po6 an, bdb Der norr
tpesiI9e 9amrIer v&Ous Rins" an
Dtpntas berientt tpproe1t Jet. Die ge'
Iabung fpurbs aerettet. Der r&ona
Rtng" mar Elm Sdmpfer BON 1611
Gpnnen, Der elmer 6irmu in Gbriitta'
mia seb0rte.
Der 9anpfer bate ein: 8eiGbuTl
pon unsefdbr SO ManR uub hdtte an
N1ittpo6 in 2pnbon eintrei fen iollen
&openbagen IA. Gieptembere
Der norfpesiide Dompfer nSobasn"
BON 1247 5onnen, 1T perbsntt por'
ben.
Die geipobner BON grii ;
IeI pteber einmo'f ges
maBregeIt.
9onbon, Ia. Sept. Der Gr9angt
telegraph Company tpiro ,rIs glm-
iteroam teleerapbirt, buB bic beutider
8ebSrben alle1 Setpobusrn p on Brill
fel befoblen babsu, Opr iielieu ll6l
@benbs 'iih in ibre Nobnuugen 81
bssebsN. IHb Sah ale Cafes IN s!neH
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gspiHen 9iftttit geI6loFeu iperb,n
miiFen. Gs tot bieg a,f6ebeH isin,
neil nnsebli6 in boriaer DD6e 8ss
Dpbner Der Gtabt st1ien britiiden
Goiatiter fiptaliftrt bn6m foaen, alb
er iiber bic StGpt 6tnflog.
8i4arb Strdu5' ne1efs
Sper.
Berlin g. Septer6er. Rifarb
Straus bat cine neue Sper Die 5rau
ohne S4atten" fertiggeitclt.
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Yrptef
grbsbt bic 5anSststa m
mer pon Gan 5raucisz
CO gegen bic ungere9z
te 9e10nblung 9is
Hefif4er Gtnpans

UC !.
Gan Srancisco, 13. Sept.
Ginem 9eridt sines aommittses Sus
folse, bas BON Der bieiisen Sanbslss
TANNER nit elmer unteyiu6ung be:
gebogblung orisntaliI9s7 @inipanbes
rer in bieIem SaFen beauftragt tpors
ben mar, berihtete, bah bic Gbineien,
ipeI1e in bisIcs 2ano tommen, tpebsr
Don Der @inpanbsruns56eb0r in
San Trancistp nod Der in Waf6ings
tpr eeretbt bebanbelt porhen ieien.
9ie 6aubeIstammer ianbte ar,
Wittlppd 4bsno Elm Selegramm an
ben grdfioentea Wiliou. in peldeu,
I'M Qbbilfe erIutt pirb
Sn bem Selearamm beibt es: ,Wr
6enlerten nit beIpnberem 8ebauern,
bab felt benz leBten Qlpril, ala Sic Ell
nen @ertrstsr anferes llnteriuhu1oss
Sommittees nit elmer peri5nltden
llnterrebung besbrten, fer glrbeitss
IetretGr MilIpr bic Gntferitiing bes
6insIiI6en gsnsralfpnIuls in San
Sranciaco SusSIsste, mel! sr F4 aber
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Suntraft perae6eu.

0as gautommittee Der 9. 81. 6. u.
6dt ben aontratt fir ben sroBen gteus
bau elmer bieiisen Girma iibertragen.
Der Ohio SuiIoins ano Contribution
Sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14

na6 Der geietIidl erlau6ten SSriit ais
bic lebten Der 5beilnebmer ben Seima
toea einiAlnden.
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bic, tpis mir 9tdubeu, pdrteiiT6e uno
inbumdne 8ebdnblung brn Gbineien
fpr6 beige unb gBdfbingtoner Be-
ANTE beihpert bate, cine 8e4orolnng.
lDel6e. ieit mir, S9Sbnsr esgeniiber ge,
idneroe 0orlegten, no9 I6limmer ges
poroen lit.
Die 6ineIiiden Seels @eiellf4dfs
ten batten tiir3li9 6ei bcm prdiipenz
ten Bilion gssen bic Gntfernung bes
fineiiiAen @eneralfoniuts proteitirt.
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eintm SbeaGtten

Gintn ) Deal en-.
estetq' inlmsr b5ber uno iteig' INNER
meter,
OS bu nun aiinItIer fetit , ber poet-
Dp(b persib ni9t, bab brine aetter
Qst siasn aIB Gai Der eEbs itsDt!
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Oupsrture aOrpheus in b,r llntsrs


.e.Iszl1x......-
Duperture .Orpbsus in bsr Inter-
melt" .............. Sffenbdd
prGfubium. gbpr unb 9ans aus
.peniiondt" .......... Suppee
.puppenfa", Wdl3er .... guber
potpourri aus Der Sperette Der
3igeunsrbdron" ........ Gtraub
3tpei 5anfarenndrfde ~. Senrion
o) 1ebrbeainer ReitermarI4;
b areusritter Ganfars.
Sonntag q a 6mittos.
/. Sbsil.
Der aaiier fommt." WarT6, Seite
Superture yasi9ts GaDaaerie", .
.qluf Der Wadt". aieb fir 5rOmpsts
Colo in Gntfernung +. 9iering
(9srr Stsffsw
Janfdre militdire 4i4sr
Deutidx 9eltslisber, potpourri !.
2. 5bsil.
3ipei syanfarenmdri6e
o) Sie guet 8rdnoenburg alleipeg. !.
9enripn
b parapemari3 Der 18. 9uiarea !.
Millsr
Orei eieb.r fir Wlanner6or, geiuns.n
bon ben Witglieoern Der Sapells
=. peiHts
AZ arisgsrs glbenblieb;
b) On bic Gefdllensn;
q Der Gag bon gionpilIe.
1870=71-Grobes militdriides sons
gelnGlbe Saro
Sonntdg g 4beno.
/. Sbeil.
nGraf Zeppelin" Warfd =. 5eite
Superturs 5ur Sper .WiIhelm Sell"
Rofiini
atlinisb.rlanDifs4s oantssbst, !.
arsmisr
mslobien aus ber opsr Der greis
ihiis" Deber
rarisserl;sen,- Mitiiarif4ss pot
pourrt SDtder
2. Sbeil.
3pei Sanfaren aaiier
a. auiier gran5 SoIspb;
b Bring Gusen.
Srei 2ieSsr fir WGnnerdor, seIunaeu
bon ben Wtitsfiebern Der &dp.ls
pel4te
AZ ariegers qlbenblisb;
81 gn bic 9efallensn;
q Der Gag BON 9ionpille.
187Os71-Grobes militdriI9ss Son'
gemdlbe S1ro
Sir 6as Spntpboniefonsert, MEL
d'es Die aapelle am Weontag abeno
I'M Gncrp gluoitorilim neratitaltet,
gibt ii1 Elm lebbaftes sSrttereiic fiino.
Die 2ogeniite fpften 50 uno ionit
itiponfen Die Preiie BON $3.50 bis
%. Gents.
Die 8sIuder fperben fir ibr apms
men reid enti6dbist tperben, benn
Wuiitmeiiisr D. g. WiGs bat Elm
hr4interiiantes 9rosramm aufams
menseitent unb aIs Goliftin ipirtt
Jrau abele arueser, cine ndmbafte
Soprdniiiin nit, bic fi6 bic Qrie
Did tbsure Sans~ aus ySanubGuisr"
ioipie cen r2iebestoo" aus .Sriitan
anb SioIbe" seipdblt bal.
Sas pollftGnbise prosramm bes
abenbs tit ME folet:
9trie Did !beure SdIIs" Cam,
bdufer) Wagnsr
sSrau abele Rrusssr.
Snbian Suite Ho. 2. MdcDotpeQ
sissfrisb's &6.infabrt (Sissfrisb)
WdgHer
gorfpisl unb aisbsstob aus rarifian
unb SIOlbs- Wagner
Srau 2bsle Rrusser.
Spmpbonii8e Sidtung ~ass prs.
lubes" Qisst
Ser 9orb.r,auf Der Gintrittgtar.
ten besiunt am 0Onnerisug Wormits
tag bel WurliBsr's go. 121 Sit Bier,
te Strabs.
y.
aanft Cure sidts gum 3Do.9on,
;ert pDrher, oamit bic .SiliS 8eied.
idJaft ben pollen gro5eutiat an ben
Ginnahmen erbdlt. - Sidets, Die uOr
8 llbr Ihenos am Ginsange sefauit
ueroeH, seben fir ben Silisfonos
,erluren. lie uffiSieGen &rfanfSitel'
len Tno:
$. GILBERT, 1908 Walnrt Strabe.
9euifder Rlub, 14O7 @alnut Str.
Die Rub. Wurliser Co., lit Oft
gisrte StraBe.
Weismann's Gpotkte, Dine unb
lniperiitp.
Otto aas, atpOtbste, Dine unb 2is
5erip Strab..
M. G. Sfoti, qpotbete, Rsabins
Rcob unb Modbals 4penue.
Roihe areus 9potbete, grtenbreder
.ub 8urnet Qnenue.
Roienthal, 9lpotbte. s. unb 9ine.
Binders apotbete, 3343 @ine ct.
Bob unb 9atamps Gpotbete, IL.
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1eatihs sysilitdru,uiit.
@os 9eitrise aoujert Der Siinsfan'
aapeIle iunr iuiebr elm srohar.
tiger Grfpfs.

Gin sldnsenbes unb iiberaus FAIRIES
Auditorium mar ipiebsrum I'M 2oo
Seriammelt. Die srobartiesn
aeiitunsen Der aapeIIe forOern 81
sablreidsn Gncorss beraus. = III,
5oerren DON Der 5ilfssdelf4aft
f6mun3eln. Die llntpiten iinb
s:reiis eingebradt. - Seute 9tbsnb
pirb abds srobe 9onsemdlos bou
bsutftbsfran30iiidsn ariss iuieber-
bolt. - Die prOsrumme fir bic
stonaerfe big intluiipe Sonntas. -
cjiinftise 2fusfid,tsn fir bas Shms
pbcnieton5ert. = Bel ben Barren
por Roro Cincinnati 81 GaIie.
Muiiier aommers ain Jrsitds
gbenb i'm 2lidenbrDbcl.
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vSie guet 9ranoellbnrg aIleipege",
bon Senrion. Gol9e Drift eleftriiirt;
iie fdbrt eiuem in, ole @lieSer.
Ou geitriae Nbenb enlf dfs G9iis
benabenb unb bic plattbeutid.n llnb
Die Rorbbsutidtn nnb bic Deutiden
Sdiiben iparen in FatiliGer 3abl pers
trsten unb ibr gbrsnmiielisb Ri6ter
William 8. auebsrs mafte fir fis bic
5onneurs.
Ginem alloemeinen MunI9 eni.
Ipredsnb bat aapellmeiiier Wiae fir
beute 9(beno bas srobs 5onssmGloe
pom beuti1s iransoiiiden arieg al.
seiebt, cine 9lnfiintisunq, bic ssfDit
niht Derfeblen fpirb. tos muiitlies
tenbe publiium b,ute gtbsnb lpiener
IN Sdaarsn bsm 3ooloeiiden Oar
ten 3il5ufiibren. Die 1idsts a6er
biibid porber laufen. 9as grcs
sranm fir bas aonseri am beutigen
2lbenb III mie folgt:
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9onbon, Ia. Sept. Der Gr9ange
telegraph Company tpiro lrus am4
iterbam telesrapbtrt, baB bic beutifen
geb0rben allen Setpobnsrn BON Brill
fel befoblen babeu, bpr iielien ll6r
9benbs 'iih in ibre Nobnungen 81
bssebsN. Inb SaR ale Cafes IN e!rem.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

engineers expect a big ore body with in Q few feet more depth. On the Miami Consolidated oxides are being shipped and there is every indication of sulphides.
 Color is lent to the report that the three companies will be merged by the fact that the Paine Weber in- terests are already making arrange ments to resume drilling operations on the Miami Southwestern. There has been no work done on this prop erty for some time, but the Boston peodple have again become active, and are about to set out to prove the ground not already drilled.
 The following news items from the Boston Commercial throw an interest," ing light on the situation:
 Early this afternoon Vice President Cook of the Miami Consolidated Mines company, and the board of directors. will convene in Boston and take up for formal consideration the question of merger, either in the near future. or later, of the Inspiration Needles and Miami Consolidated companies. Such a merger would give the combined company a compact tract of 1,940 acres, a little over three square miles of porphyry ground, The Street" hints that the purpose of holding this meeting in Boston is to consider the ad- dition of the Southwestern Miami De-
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

velopment company to the merger This would add another half mile of territory, a small part of which has been developed by drilling and shows 5,275,0O0 tons of low grade ore. includ- ing 9Sl,00O tons of good grade ore. The proposed merger would afford a com pact holding exceeding the big Inspira- tion Consolidated Copper company's acreage and amounting almost exactly to 31a square miles of porphyry ground"
 "Of great importance to the Miami district, and to the Miami Consolidated Mines and Inspiration Needles Cop per companies, was a meeting in Bos- ton yesterday of the Southwestern Miami Development company whereat was discussed by the Southwestern Miami board the proposition of merg- ing with the above two companies. The merger would produce a compact tract of about 2300 acres of mineral ground (between 3h and square miles) surrounding the Inspiration Consoli- dated on west and south, and contain ing the continuation of the latter's ore bodies. It would be the biggest mineral acreage in the Miami district, sur passing the combined mineral land holdings of both the Inspiration Con- solidated and Miami Copper compan- ies-l.SSl and 222 acres respectively
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
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Mining Merger
(Rv C. E Hoguel


 Reports from the east that glgan- tic merger embracing the Miami Southwestern, the Miami Consolidat- ed and the Inspiration Needles, have created genuine excitement in this district. It is known that John $. Cook has been spending considerable time in Boston recently in conference with the Paine Weber interests. who hold a large share of the Miami Southwestern, and it is generally be- lieved that the consolidation will be brought about.
 Mining men declare that such a consolidation, which would men the assembling of property larger than that of the great Inspiration Con- solidated, is logical and practically Inevitable. The three companies property adjoins and lies in the same great ore belt with the Inspiration and Miami Copper mines. With a working area of nearly four square miles. the consolidated companies would have a prospect of developing one of the largest copper producers in the world.
 On the Miami Southwestern a large porphyry ore body has already been proved. On the Inspiration Needles patches of sulphides have been en- countered in drill hole No. l, anC
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26
LEARNING TO BE A CITIZEN

It was not long after the war broke out that Queen Elizabeth of Belgium protested a little that her 14-year- old son was in the trenches.
 And 1t was King Albert who ex- plained to her gently, q have him with me to teach him how serious a thing 1t is to be a king"
 To every American mother should surely come at some time the desire to teach her son how serious a thing it is to be a citizen
 Yet how few mothers realize that the ideals of citizenship which their sons carry with them must be fostered in their boyhood days.
 Every time a mother teaches her son to regard the interests of the family as a whole she is teaching him to be q good citizen. And every time she teaches him that being a member of a family comes with it obligations as well as privileges she Is teaching him the meanino of citizenship.-New York Evening Sun
Arizona republican., 1916-11-26

The Paine Webber forces hold an i'm portant stock interest in the South western Miami, and in the event of the proposed merger would probably be represented on the consolidated board"
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1916-08-18

wild for the lads blood, and how came
the furtrader? Bah! l know the lad
Is no murderer, but no one will tell
me the facts"
"Then l will, monsieur" l said
gravely. ut was because of my be-
lief that Sieur d'Artigny would re-
fuse explanation that 1 sent for you.
The truth need not be concealed; not
from you, at least, the commander of
Fort st. Louis"
pardon, madame, but I am not that.
La Sale left me In command with less
than a dozen men. De Baugis came
later, under commission from La Barre,
but he also had but a handful of fol-
lowers. To save quarrel we agreed to
divide authority, and 70 got along fair
ly well, until NJ. Cassion arrived with
his party. Then the odds were alto
gether on the other side, and De Bau-
gis assumed command by sheer force
of rifles. Twas La Salle's wish that
no resistance be made, but, faith, with
the Indians scattered, l had nc power.
This morning things have taken a new
phase. An hour g NJ. Cassion as
sumed command of the garrison by
virtue of a commission he produced
from the Governor la Barre, naming
him major of infantry. This gives him
rank above Captain de Baugis. and,
besides, he bore a letter authorizing
him to take command of all French
troops in this valley, If, in his judg-
ment, circumstances rendered 1t nee
essary. No doubt he deemed this the
proper occasion"
ITO assure the conviction and death
of D'Artigny? !" I asked, as he paused.
''That is your meaning, monsieur?"
81 cannot see it otherwise" he In
swered slowly, although / hesitate to
make so grave a charge in your pres
ence, madame. Our situation here Is
scarcely grave enough to warrant his
action, for the fort Is In no serious
danger from the Iroquois. De Baugis,
while no friend of mine, is still a fair
minded man, and merciful. He cannot
be made a tool for any purpose of re-
venge This truth Major Cassion has
doubtless learned, and hence assumes
command himself to carry out his
plans"
1 looked into the soldiers dark,
clear-cut face, feeling a confidence in
him which impelled me to hold out my
hand.
IN. de Tonty," 1 said, determined
now to address him in all frankness
'it is true that 1 am legally the wife
of this man of whom you speak, but
this only enables me to know his mo-
tives better. This condemnation of
Sieur d'Artigny is not his plan alone;
1t was born in the brain of La Barre,
and Cassion merely executes his or
ders. I have here the written instruc-
tons under which he operates"
I held out to him the page from La
Barrels letter.