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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
Aut Der Sfu6t.
ytppeIe BON 3 busneIba g &u'
ter.

s@laubit bu pirtIia. Grid, odb
mid bier uiein Mann ni1t finoetg -
SinO mir bier pirtli& iiAsr DOT
ibm2A
nglber natiirIid, Gddbi.1 CT Isste
eine iiesesiiberIsssns Wtisas auf. .WDs
br IoQ er benn piiien, bab mir na6
Sir6l gegangen iinb. Denn er urs
iu9t. 10 iu4t er uns in Der S4wci. :"
rSa - bob penn er uns trpB0em
finbet - seben mir suiammen in ben
Sobg" Sic ipirft ii9 ibm on ben
9aIs unb idIu9at. .Danu - bdnn
iterben mir Suiammen - Grid!
S4p0re mir, buB bu udH 5usrf sr'
i9ieBt = unb Suiammsn = Iaiien mir
uns besraben!" Sic tiibts ibn tbrds
nenben qugss. Obns cine &uttpOrt abs
5uipdrten.
sSa - ainb9sn, ia - bain fsrs
ben mir Suiammeul 2sbsnb iol Dl.a
bein Wtann ni9t pieber babsn!" CT
tlopft ibr bsrubisenb auf ben Hiidm
unb bentt bel ii9: re Iiebt mid pirt'
li4 tOlohoIl .slber nun tomm, frir
polIen bic aoffer auspaden unb uns
Elm bifel bdusIih einri9ten.1
sic trodnst iif f9nsu bic @uscr,
um istne rotben RdHber Su betommsu.
Yriifenb gebt iis bur9 bic beiSeu
SOteISmmer. 9tuf BEN Sifd5 fiebt iis
bas Srsmbenbu9 Iiegsn. .Ias
i9reibft bu bsnn ba binsin2"
rSm!" gr ipiest ben aopf. ,1ei,
nen SiinitIernauen ni9t! Sas pdrs
gu gefdbrlid! Grid MaIben lsnut
Sebermann. Qlfo i9refbe ic5 Grid
S4mieb nit S6peIter!"
sic nfdt ettpas enttduIdt. Sie
bate fi5 70 germ bon ben 5otdeGiien
bensibeu Iaiien. bic Spau bon gti9
WaIben gu iein, er mar bod bir
Srdum oIIer, bic ibn einmal TN Sbea.
ter iingen se9Ort. JrduIein Sdmieo
= tlinet nad gar niats! - 9isbtr
mar fie tpenigitens .Grdu Idnii<r-
setpsfen! Sic fsufst. aber fs Iisbt
ibn ia 10 rafenD unb TT bod itOl3. bob
lie feinetipeeen ibren Mann bsrlaiI n
bat. rRi4t pabr, bu bait nnr nIa
Iisb?"
.gfur bid - nur bid - msin
gneeIl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

Ituannl.
sd bdbe aopfipe5 unb Iess mid
su g,ttl" ft05ut iie. um fem wsitleib
gu erreaen.
Re6t 70 - f4lafe nur rubts. so
sebe on bic 2uft - mir 6ulmmi au&
Der arpf.1
Gin r6ber. sap0bnIi9er Wenf4
ut erl gld, 4litt botts re1t, als iie
mid cor aiinitlern iparnt.: bns iinb
allss stnssbitbete 2offenl- -
glsbtnan III einisss GerdpI&.
Sic bor6t. -.Rntiirli4, oas mnft
er abii6tIid, bdmif in nift i@lnfen
lam. 9lbsr itb Tdlofs bob!'
2(ls fis ipieber ertpa9t, IN % gegsn
bier ubr. Sic Hingelt na9 BEN 8nfs
Nee. Dos GtubtnmGohen meibet:
Sin 5nr III foebtn oneeiommsn unb
m5fte snGbiss grnu fpre9en!s
did = sin Strrgr
ia id bin ss!1 Der 6err ffsht
IG,on in Der Sbiir. .mie sebt e bir9"
Sic ipringi sridroden nitf. .Ou
bier9 = @pber tpeibt bn --2s
Or lafi. sRun, bu bnft mir bod
aeitern fslter bepefairt.' or seisi :br
cine Tepsfde.
Gle fngf nthts nno fisbt fbn sdrt'
Ii6 an. Snnsrlid fodt ilt Dor Mutb:
bas Bat Grid eetboi = o, t4 iDerbt
mtA rGfrn. = s9iif bu MIR nod
b5re9s frapt fis f6tu unb iie5t TN an,
10 lietaBoG spis Ds uax izssub q fssiis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

bringi. Soft bu MID nod lieb9-
rTa. psnn ba mir Deripri@ft Hi6i
lpiebsr ous3ursiben - tDrltH mir ben
bummsn Girti6 Dsrseiien."
lInie.bsHen fommt Der anffes.
nd, bas If gut bu biIt bod
tninstr nod, bic Fi;rforgiias 5rau. sl4
babe n niriIi9 6unssr. fGrIt NAL ellen
unp bnnn reben mir ipsiier.' Or
iireid)i iid bebngIin ben GdmsrbatA,
iib.r BEN iiA ftruff sins soIbsns ubr'
fstte fp1nnt.
sd pads unierbsHen EN-
.Wsimtipegenl1
.Ddnn rsiisu mir rod tsus Gbsnb
vgfeGi 70 - hnnu iilb mir nod
ssusf n 11iiadku sHS sa<u bort ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
mnht,.


YQu1. 80,
.aDas ipetbsn bnn bi. asuts Ia
ssn9-
mir - gar mir. - Sd bate allen
ersGblt, bu tpdrft Elm biHd tn Die
gonmsrfrH9s, um bid gu tr5olerl.
- ga ia - unb beite bolt. tb oi9
db, neil tu 2angapeile bdtteit!
ia - ek mar srdbIi1 - grdb!ih
ldnsfvsiIip bier! = Hie ipisbtr!'
DIS iis ON @rm ibres Wsonnes has
Sotel rerlcFsn mill. fngte =. leils gum
O5erleIIner: .Dsnn Der Serr Don ne'
benan auriidtommt aus bsm Mulb,
bann eriiBen sic ibn bon mir!' !.
,gsrsethen - gndbigt Grdii =
Ger Sberisnner buffst - Der 6err
g6nito IN Tdpn beute NIT BEN wat'
tass5us nbaereiit -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
II umfarisben

Sausberr GU sinsm bic lesre Wc9'
nuno anf4ausnbsr 9errn): -Gyiau'
cen Gis, mas finb Sic bainl-
nPisth<r: .aunitmnlsr!s
5ousberr: .lo.. ba fnnu i4 Sis
iibsrtaupi ni9t nshusn i6 babs 70
,Isps aIss 8Immss 30 Siis:zt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

lada unb bersnigt TT. Cine rotbs
4lume 6at er i'm anopflph. = sol
SD tam bier allein iiBsn unb mr.
Die glusen austpsinsn gr poui1lrt nj
fremben 5rauen5immerrL = 90! -
Meiu Mann that bas ME! -
galb barauf trltt er ms 3immer.
.@uten Sas. S9nbi!-
Seine antiport.
.Harag = Was III bsnn los -
9er5blatta"
sd bin ni9t bein 9er5bIatt! =
llnD iibriaens - 9u tonnIt ruhg 5ll
Der anberen seben. penn iis bir bshsr
gefdlIt!4 sic ipeiit.
.qlb -io! giTerIii4tis!1 Ct lafli
6eluitist auf. .Sas mar bod sins
friibere aOaeginA
.Sa, 70 beibi ss INNER
v8itts - feline Soene = ia9 @sHn
bu bic Grau eines aiinfIsrs fem
piIlit, mubt bu bid Oaran eeipObnsn. :
Gr ipri4t sereiot. sd laBs n.9t
bier in bisism Oerfludteu Rst. = 80.
Der berlpObnts aiinitler, babe allen
Wsrtebr absebro9en - belnstipegen!'
.Weinsttpegsn91 Sie bort ouf gu
fpeinen. r9lber ia babe bod folpe
9tngit um bid ssbabt. - Sd lam Ia
obue bid uipt Ieben.' sic umarrut
tbn.
Die gir1amfeit fdut Dir auf bic
gaerbsn mir seben na6 paris!1
rRad paris9 = Ga finbst uns To-
fort mein Mann!"
Skinner bein Mant! Sd babe eS
nun ipirtIi9 fatt. 9a LAB i'm bod
uns finben!"
,Ou Iisbit mid nidt! - Su, MN
tpeiB i'd es. - Dir 1T es dnerlei, OBJ
er mid tobtf4sbt = Sic psiut
kftis.
Gr fGbrt ii& nit bsn Sdnben bura
bic Saar.. ra6er 10 Dsrbrebe BOD
nidt a[les. Du bdft min bod leIb.r
ssiast, bub er bir burd'bstns Greun'
bin fassn lisb, Ct Oer5cibe btr aII:s.
tpsnn 6u suridtsbrii. Deni bu aITO
ipilIit = f9 = binbre bid ni&t. Sd
mill bid nidt unsIiitIi5 MAIDEN. -
Ssb' nur rubis. mem bu mid aift
liebf."
rRsin, nein = Id bIeibe Bel biz. -
S6 Iiebe bid aIlein.-
Sic umarmten iica unb feisrkn
@eri6bnilus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
9rei Sage fpGtsL

"~
Gr FBt iiber cine ootdre4nung ge'
beust unb sabIt ieuiSeHa ieiu SsIh.
IS ipirO nidt msbrl"
Sol Der 0oripurf mir ssiten2"
sglber &tnp9sn! SD bente nus ba'
ran, bab i'd min eIIblid mt BEN
agenten tpesen tiHss engagements
iprsasu mub.-
.Ql&' 10, bu ipiuit foriretfsu Gro
mid bier in beln iaauberboften 0ori
aIIein IaiIen2" frogt lie fpis.
.Sa, ia bnbe Dir i4cn aebnmol et'
iagt, bab i9 nab Berlin mub- Dat
tsit bu, i9 ipOlts Elm 9ustt nit Der
ipeiben Rub elnitlbieren2 - nsbr!'
gems iDnnsn mir Oo4- MD. esDig h.er
iiben - i4 fongs f&on an. Dor Iauter
Stumpfiinn isIbit siu Asisbsrtdusr au
perben.A
$50 reiIe bod! 9ittel - Sd balts
bid ni9tl Sd babe bir ssbHmal g.'
iagt, bab i'd ni4t na4 Berlin ssbt.
Sd babe tsins Cuff. mid Don msinsm
giann iobidisben gu laifaL ater,
ih perftsbe. bu Diljt mid auf gais
art Ios iein!-
.@sr ipri4t bnn boponl Sei bod
bsrniinftis! Ser Ggent tommt niti
Su mir - bas ii bod fIar. = llno
Der &pntratt nit amerita muB bod,
ms Rans tonmen - itnb, -
sd asbe niat nod Berlin, FL
ftampft nit Dem Jube ouf.
.Wobin bsnn bdun2s
Sic i9apeiat.
.Darum ipiuit BIZ nidt nu4 9r'
ling Su bait bod ieins Seiannts
bortl1
-glber bu!'
.ab - eifsriiiatiel- CT Iudt.
sic ptro b1ie. ,Du brauhit sar
ni6t 70 gu la6sn sd babs Hi4t unn'
FONT HRinsR WIunn Derlaiien ---
unb -
Limb 20 - bu tpiIlF mid In ei'
nsn aGfis fperr.nl Sonis ersebeufl'
I'D oebe nidt nn9 Berlin! - SO
blsfbe bierl" Gle iibt in Der SOfcst.
unb ssrreiff n.rD5s ibr SaI4entu5.
= 0o er Ibpsigi. iaet iH trSeber:
Sd gsk nidt nn5 Berlin II
CT siinbet iia cine Cigarette an,
sreift na& BEN Sut: .M.nn i& iDie'
bertoms., bift bu boffmiIi& oerniinf'
tiger aeiporben. glbieu!1
Sis iaets ui9ts. dit trobieer
gQiens Id,out Tis ibm rn9. ~@o sr
p5bI bingebt2 - Old, ineintttpuen--!
sd - i6 eebe ntft nu9 Berlin.
glein Mann mar bod ptel beHer. -
20 . tuirfIi6! Wenn tr tpiibts, tuf.
ungliitlia i'd bin! SD pin uber nal
an a1ite f6ribsn, ob fs meinen
W1ann gefproden bat. Ob er iih oar
cine fos.nann., Snusbnme senrmmei
tli9 - gr mar mir immer treu -!
glein gutter Waaun!- Gis trodnst fi9
bis auesn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
am fpIu.nbensoa.

Gr pfift lsife, Bat bi. 6dnbe in bic
SofsntdGsn ssItsdt uHb felt ii4 On
bns Tenffer.
Gie Iebnt qm 2ieseftlfH urb tbut,
Gls lGis lie ben RouoH. 8eibe fprt'
den tsin Wort.
CT geht IN fem 3fmnlsr, bTdtt.ri m
aursbuda, nottrt ii4 ttn paar 3iise.
Dnl MAtteofEta rezlaxft ail4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
Gsarren.
gereins.an,siarn.
n. q. n aR.

Die ernber bts Gi6su.eiammes 30. 2sS
I'm I'm s:so ubr, no bons6blie IN ber Turner
6dlrs an berfamueln, TIN an BET JfrIiffen
bsS Girtrd6tsStariuies 70. eco tu ecrpere
'ess1ssi s1 Mrsibsit. eSeIuuiis mn rnIserllsbe;
II grIt Bsr6maHn. eefr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

Bdrm, eM mleiIen BON GIberpn nnb Vsarfafs
01ritrts: udbs 2 aipteu uIb G6nle; eiries
rei4es earo NIT edus bon Blrimern,
eeR ss Nr9u a0 T WsissI Rssb ssAlsd sIaIn u,ss
Qbennsar Nonb ober yienf w1nrfef, Court x
Gutter sfraes. Eel @eif is<2'x- Las
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

Temtidjer allg. Trot. @aiirnberein.
Dis BiertsIiutrsSsrioEnhnns ete ,, assnSs. Sn,,
GciIrfaa' ?. Tesembr, $50 Nn4mtifngs, liH
gsaifenbarfs. I'm satIrei4s Ssibelieins pirs
s'' Dan aberbrsn grdf.
eeure aampa esfL IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01

Itbsr gn In beiifGes unt sneiif@U etraAs
:or Gsf1dftsitnie, Berdns six. usbfdseanaeu
-ernfu nuf eaunf6 hefornt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
On perfanfen.

8ffrb, HdgeH uub DefGttr oIIes
fnr $4,000. Rn6suirasen sio Gaeiou Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
Rm perEanfen--Tarmen.

saHb adafsI eeaDsn 6ls uir sin
9SfmploT tts finSiafn .eanb 1uners WsaQn,
ttns', foer 900 Durrrs,ursGins IN itber aus.
rdDf Gugeseiaf bon Giaerfbnniern unb uekn,
trn bon isben einat 30 @elfu, blbfHtr
gissenb N s'rd 5artsn, 2ce psT 9asy 4
stns, Gsyt Q 40. 1rarr. neipa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
sDbes.A .Anseiarn.
Clara 2puiie @pth.
ifsn Q.6E alortuiffnoh
2puiia CONNER,

etb. WoTtE
eclisbte g1tisn bon Grnff Q. CONNER, I'm uI.
ter bon SO Satren. Tus esi6snbeearorib fin,
bet nm Weoniae, ben 8. Desenrter, nm 4 80
libr sandbut, bon Der gSobnnns ibrsr Wsinfer.
ssrnu Spteob U1ofer, e2T easrf slbs.. aus itntt.
1rairfr 9oftesbieuft In Der grfieu SeItf6'
ghdnaslif6fn f1r6s an Wrqberfon uos.
alris OH nm Q tibr saa&mittass. t2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-01
gerIanst-RdnnHd.

lGnn nsb. grau, nm nr BEN panbs On
orbetteu. Hruu far Sdusarbdt. Tlaftn. nm
Guf bsm plns an arbeiisn ratsnfreeen Bim'
nif etrdba. IL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
SENDUNCLE SAM
NOTICE Of SIGNS
War and NAVY Departments Informed
About /. W. ". stiekers Which
Piastgred Posters Here.
EXCEEDINGLY t>PATRIorlC ACT
If Guilty Parties Are Found Severe
Penalty WHl Be inflicted. Is
claim If Officials

ARMY and navy men iu the tri-clt9e=
are today very active ia endeaForIne
30 locate lHe persons who pasted &
s.. W. stIek=r- across their respective
recruiting posters ~ this city Monday
night So far no Glue has been dis
covered
The war and navy departments viii
be informed
Captain GuIam or HE Davenport
head army station FOR this district IS
highly Indignant over the incident
Chief Iasier-af- Arms James SuIlI-
van of the navy recruiting sUh-statiou
at Davenport has forwarded one Of rhe
atickers 10 the Ues Holnes head or
flee
Recruiting meu of both the army
and navy have been Instructed 70 keep
close watch out" for the offenders.
Is Serious Offense.
The 8ct Is considered an exceeding
fv uupariotic one
IF the police authorities apprehend
the law vioIators. they would. or
course. De punished by the civil sa-
tboriries- But # an army or navy
man catches them it is hard 30 state
says reliable iuforma just what
Will become of the Won't Work"
fellows
About Two wears ago the stickers
were pasted upon army posters al
recruiting station in Seattle WASH
Soldiers caught the bechIera and
lively fight ensuea. the worE-dlECrr-
ed" men being compelled to run mp
nag ri truce. The station was not
bothered after that time.
What action the. war and navy da-
Hartmentz at Washington wtll take Hs
Hs-f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
Calendar and Cbildren's Music, Pro-
gram.

Calendar and Children's Music, Pro-
gram.
Calendar music, legends and chill
dren's songs were studied yesterday
afternoon by the music department OF
the Moline Woman club at q meeting
held in the home Of Mrs. Fl. L. BulleH
and daughter. Mrs Robert Blakemore,
1921 Seventh street. forming a most
delightful afternoons entertainment.
The following program was well pre-
scented
Duet" Deutsche Reigen" Bengert
Mrs. O. E. Gfasslev and Mrs.
Charles Cornwall.
Group of songs by Jessie Gaynor--
(aD Jack Frost"
lb1 Tracks in the Snow"
ic) a Valentine
Mrs. ". J.. Hunter, accompanied
by Mrs b NJ Riueharr
Group Of songs from Just for Chill
dren -.... Florence Turney-Maiey
la) "Waruing"
(b) The Fairy Queen"
tc) Nick, the Gnome"
(d) IF Z had Wings"
Mrs John Goodmansou,
Accompanied by Miss Edna Mitchell
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
PAY UP" WEEK TO
SQUARE ACCOUNTS
New Movement During Week
Of Feb. 10 to p.

hundred years ago money was
scarce. Banks were scarce. Wealthy
ueighbors. there were none There was
no parcel post There we're no maya
zines Few books. no catalogues mo-
national advertising campaigns.
St0rekeepers had to be bankers ac-
eomuodate customers who had no
money till crops marured. extend cred
It and add the cost 80 lhe price Of the
goods
Times have changed. Conditions Of
merchandising have changed even
more than conditions Of farming. ana
rot one thing is now done on the we'll
managed farm as 1T was done 20 years
ago. Even bOssy eats silage or chop
while compressed air does the milk
ing
Merchants have no source or profit
except quick turns of their STOCK of
goods II the stock is stopped by either
friendship or enmity and quick turns
are prevented, profits become losses
and fr8desmeu find IL increasingly
hard to make a decent living out pf
their service to their friends and
neighbors
count. 40 envleud5ng institutions can
sell the use Of money far cheaper than
merchants can sell the use Of their
stocks. Cut every string that holds
back the stream Of prosperity. Get
away from the ancient system that has
hurt more than 90 out Of every 100
men who have started in CONNER
cIaI enterprises
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
SELECT DELEGATES
TO STATE IEEETIN GS

A' 4ee.tAss Ae1d ia5l h.E1L pE camp
No- 81. "o9a4ea Fl Eae world. ana
GROVE No ~, "ooltHeH Ai#gt7' AT me
oo4 feiio"s hatt- 0etesalas were
eteo'e0 e iae next STATE @aAE ehlioAa
81 lA1 ORDERS as iailo"S-
lamp 4e.eSal ne WINS. .t ~
l = nee. W.. H. FahE-. sL.eFA' res.
1eo--1 -" l'4 o7- = runner al-"
f--.Eai1 N5sstA.
Grove oeieEstes- SAINTS. anna Ice
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
PIPER II e E1SHECN
CHEWING TOBACCO


Tde worlds best Chewing Tobacco in modern, dust
proof package keeping fresh clean and appzng
Pboad slide boxes s.; 0e Also the original plug form
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08
SCHOOLMASTERS TO
MEET AT AUGUSTANA

It has been announced that q recep-
U0u for tbe schol masters Of the tri~
cities win be held in the reading room
Of the Deukmann Memorial library at
Augustana college Saturday evening
from 5 10 @ O'Clock. the dinner fol
lowing AT o'clock the entire body
expects to adjourn TO the gymnasium
and witness the Augustana-We sleyan
basketball game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-02-08

"a EIGHTY critical about the tobacco they
NE chew are the men who print the news.
IL g Always have been and always will be.
Way back in 80 piper won the newspaper
mans popularity and has held it ever since.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-09-27
SHIPMENT FROM CARNEY
GOOD SMELTER RETURNS
ORE RUNS NEARLY PER CENT
coPPER-GooD RESULTS
ARE EXPECTED.

j. l.. Martin, manager OF the car
ney Copper Mining company, gives
very flattering account of recent ore
shipments from the property and the
progress of development work which
is going steadily forward. Returns
from recent shipment of ore stopped
from tunnel No. has just been re-
ceived. The ore was shipped to the
Washoe smelter of the Anaconda
company at Anaconda and returned
6.19 per cent copper. Other shipments
will follow. The property Is situated
on Willow creek, in close proximity to
the railroad, making convenient ship
ping facilities. In the meantime work
has been renewed in tunnel No. g.
where crosscut is being extended to
the vein and will be continued all
winter. A careful estimate shows that
the ledge will be reached in about 3OC
feet and at depth Of 375 feet below
tunnel No. 2. Engineers who have
examined the Carney agree in predict
ing big body of ore on No. level
Greenough Operations.
The Carney Copper lies east Of and
adjoining the Carbonate Hill, which
has just been taken over by w. d
Greenough along with other proper
ties. In speaking Of this deal ant
Mr.. Greenough's plans for extensive
development, Mr.. Martin expressed
the opinion that these large operation.
would attract much attention to thu
south side and the results would b.
watched with great interest, especial.
along Willow creek. Mr.. Martin als'
stated that it was understood that th
Washington Water Power compan.
had been given a contract to extend it
electric power line to the Carbonat
HILL
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-09-27
"a
NEW POWER LINE.
Soon Be extended From Post Falls
Through Fourth of July Canyon. d

Soon Be extended From Post Falls
Through Fourth Of July Canyon. d
AS an evidence of the growth of the
business of the Washington Water
Power Co. in this district, it was learn
ed this week that the company will
soon begin the construction of another
electric power line from the Post Falls
plant into the Coeur d'Alenes, coming
in by way of Fourth of July canyon.
The wires of the company extend to
all parts of the district and new ex-
tensions are constantly being made.
However the present main transmits
sion lines of the company could prob
ably have supplied all requirements
for some time, except sfor the Bunker
Hill smelter. This big plant consumes
an enormous amount of electric energy
and when it started up the great in
crease in the load, together with the
steady expansion of the business,
made another heavy transmission line
necessary.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-09-27
SUNSHINE MINING CO.
HAS TWOB|G ORE SHOOTS
SECOND SHOWS MUCH HIGH
cRADE-ANNuAL MEETING
ELECTS OLD OFFICERS.

A second ore shoot in parallel vein
has been developed by the Sunshine
Mining company which promises to be
OF even greater Importance than the
first. Both are on the Toughnut
claim, which Is under bond to the
Sunshine company. The first ore shoot
lis described as being ESQ feet lone
with an average width of about ter
feet, all ore of milling grade. About
100 feet south of this is another par
alle vein, which has now been opened
by crosscut and drift. At the POM
of intersection there is said to bt
fully feet of excellent lead-silver ore
This has now been followed for pro-
badly SO feet and continues to make
the same fine showing. At one point
and for a distance of five or six fee,
the face of the drift was practically
solid clean ore. A feature Of these
two veins is that the first one has
quite a strong dip to the south, while
the second one stands almost Ver-
tical. If this condition maintains ths
two veins will come together. at nc
great depth, merging the two large
ore shoots just described into one.
Election of Officers.
The annual meeting of the Sunshine
Mining company was held last Satur-
day evening, when the old officers ant
directors were reelected, as follows
David C. Smith, of Missoula, presi'
dent; d. L. McGrath, vice president
H. G. Ellis, of Missoula, treas
urer; G. w. Dougherty. of Wallace
secretary. These with Err. Day ane
J. r. McGrath, of Wallace, and MRS
Matilda Ellis, Of Missoula, constitute
the board of directors. The property
of the Sunshine company is situated
in Beaver district, along the nortf
slope Of Sunset. Important plans fol
its extensive development, which in
clude other we'll known adjoining pro
perty, are under consideration.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-09-27
GIANT LEDGE.
Company Begins Construction OF Mill
Soon Have Electric Power.

Company Begins Construction Of Mill
{. Soon Have Electric Power.
Visitors from the North Side this
week report that the Giant Ledge COM
pany. at the mouth of Granite creek,
above Murray, has begun the con-
struction of a mill, the concrete foun-
dation for which is now being laid.
The building will be erected on
scale that will accommodate machin-
cry for a mill of 800 tons capacity, but
immediate plans contemplate a mill OF
about half that capacity. The electric
line of the Washington Water Pow
er company is now at the property and
1t is expected that the Juice will be
turned on before the mill is completed
The Giant Ledge company now utilizes
Iwater power, but it Is understood thai
It will substitute electricity for al
purposes upon the completion of the
line.
A crssscut recentlA run from
the bottom of the shaft at
depth of 400 feet has cut large body
| of lead ore, which has been drifted up
on both east and west, its width rang
ing from 20 to 80 feet wide of goot
milling ore. This shoot Is also devel
oped on the 200 level.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-09-27
DREDCE ON NORTH SIDE
MONSTER MAss0FsTEEL
COMPLETED IN ANOTHER MONTH
-ELECTRiC LINE TO SUP
PLY THE POWER.

Parties who have recently visited
the North Side express the opinion
that it will probably be another month
before the big dredge that is being
installed by the Yukon Gold company
near Murray will be ready for opera
ton. They also say that 1t Is worth
any mans time who has never seen
one of these monster floating gold dig
gers to go. over and see this one be-
fore she is launched. The dredge is
described as a mass of steel held to-
gether by rivets and bolts, over 100
feet long and standing more than 50
feet above the water line. 1t Is more
suggestive Of big battleship than
device to recover gold dust from allu-
vial gravel. And yet it Is said that
this monster machine Is small COM
pared to some of recent construction
and which will probably be placed on
the Prichard creek ground If this one
proves as successful as Is anticipated.
The plans of the company contem-
plate the operation of three dredges on
Prchard creek. 1t will require about
800 horse power to drive the dredge
lthat will soon be in commission, and
lit is learned that the Washington
Water Power company which VIII
supply the power was given to under
stand that 1000 horse power would
eventually be required. The Yukon
Gold company is a Guggenheim or
ganization.
Power Line Construction.
The electric power line Of the Wash
ington Water Power company which
will supply power for the dredge will
connect with the main electric sys-
tenn on this side at the Tamarack &
Custer mine. The work Of construc-
ton is proceeding from both ends OF
the line. From the Murray end the
line has been completed to Cedar
creek, following Prichard creek to
Granite and thence to Cedar From
the Tamarack the poles have been err
ected to the summit, and in the gap
that remains there is about mile OF
right Of way to be cleared. This in
wolves some pretty heavy work In the
vicinity Of the c. & r. but 1t is be-
lieved that the entire line will be COM
pleted by the first Of November and
by the time the dredge is ready.