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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
P|OCHE REPORT BY
MGR. VAN WAGEMth
NO IMMEDIATE PROSPECT OF
AMAIGAMATED START
ING ITS MILL

In to a request for news
of the activities and plans of the
Amalgamated Phoebe Mines & Smell
tiers corporation, H. r. VanWagen-
en-, president of the company, made
the following statement:
The development work on the
18th level has not resulted in the
discovery of ore in quantity nor of
grade to make mining and milling
possible. However, the ore which
has been found is such as to war
rant the continuance of the pros
pecting and developing which has
been in progress during the past
five months. Therefore, nc change
in the scale of work will occur at
present.
The development on the Green
wood property shows the existence
of a substantial tonnage of. ore car
rying good values; but the ore is
so complex and f~ine-grained that
it is undesirable to the smelters as
we'll as extremely difficult to mill.
Efforts to sell it or to mill it into
a sellable form are being made and
there is reason for hope of success.
Success would mean the re-
sumption of milling and the mining
of the ore both by the Greenwood
Leasing company and the Amalga-
mated.
Until the ore now being follow
ed on the 18th level reaches an
amount which will be the founda-
ton for mining and milling, or un-
til the Greenwood ore becomes COM
mercial, no increase in activity
need be looked for, yet at the same
time there is the encouragement
arising from the fact that prospect
ing and developing are continuing"
Phoebe Record.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
Development on Main Levels, May 31st-

Development O Main Levels, May 31t-
Mohawk. On the 350foot level, $50 feet north fom ne smart
2154SZ sill wa extended and produced 3S tons OF S9V9 ore
Iaguna: On the 6OOfoot level, $50 feet southeast ne
shaft 45OM winze ws continued and produced 43 tons o. $l53.f"
ore.
Combination: On the 1SO-foot level, ESQ feet northwest rom Inc
shaft 215-HY sill as extended and produced ZAP tons OF $llSS ore
There 10 development in ore of ny importance in any of
the other mines.
Lessees: During the month leasers produced S31 dry tons OF
ore having a gross value of s12, oSO24 from which the company re-
ceived net $4,766.94.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
Had Not Heard of Draft

A few days ago two Basque
s~heepherders arrived in Winnemuc-
ca from the northern part of the
county. When asked by friends if
they had registered, they replied
that they had never head of the
draft. They at one reported to
they were permitted to register.
They gave the officials the anne
of a half dozen other men in the
northern part of the county who
had not yet heard of the draft.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
CRACKER JACK HAS ORE

Continued From Page One).
been found at the surface of both
veins and in the big fault vein pay
ore is now exposed in considerable
quantity on the 100 and 320-foot
levels.
Owing to the exceedingly flat dip
of the fault vein, the points where
the hanging wall has been exposed
on these two levels are distant
from each other over 900 feet la
terally, indicating the presence of
stopping areas of great magnitude.
The greatest interest in manifested
by local mining men in the results
being obtained here, as the present
work is the first to open an APP
probable depth the great vein which
farther to the south forms the main
ore-channel of the district.
Driving east from the main shaft,
the cross-cut on the 320-foot level
was extended over 700 feet before
penetrating the big fault vein and
here a wide faulted zone vas eX-
posed, containing crushed quartz
that yielded average assays of from
Sc to SO per ton in gold. Continu-
ing the cross-cut to the east, a drift
was started to the south in the
vein and has exposed pay ore in a
m~ineralized zone of good promise.
Raises will be driven from this
drift and the great vein will be
explored on this level in a
thoIOurl, MT nnC
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
To Erect Cheese Factory

California capitalists have pur-
chased the Fenton ranch in the
Lovelock valley and will erect a
modern cheese factory. A herd of
thoroughbred Holstein cattle will
be taken into the valley. New barns
are to be built and it will not be
long before everything will be
ready for the erection of the factory
which will be large enough to han
die milk from nearby ranches. This
will be the first cheese factory to
be erected in that part of the state.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
TOnOpah Hotel Changes Hands

The management of the Mizpah
hotel in Tonopah changed a few
days ago when Joe White. and his
partner in the Mizpah buffet, George
Hickernell, assumed full charge.
The change marks the retirement
of r. j. Govan from the field of
activity he has so long occupied in
TonOpah, where he went from Alas
ka in 1904. Govan will leave for
California, but it is expected that
he will be a frequent visitor to To-
nopah to care for his mining and
other interests.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Lone Star Consolidated Mining
Company

Notice is hereby given that It 4
meeting of the board of directors
Of this company held on the 18th
day of July, 1917. Assessment No.
2 of two cents (2c) per share, was
levied upon the capital stock of the
cooperation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the sec
rotary. at the office of the company,
Room sos Transit Building Annex,
10 East 43rd street, New York City,
n. Y.
Any stock upon which this as
sessment shall remain unpaid on
the first day of September, 1917,
will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction, and I'M
less payment is made before, will
be sold on Monday, October 18th,
1917, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the costs of ad-
vertising and expenses of sale.
A. NJ. MARSHALL, Secretary.
First pub-July %, 1917
Last pub-Aug. IS, 1917
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
Valuable Articles Given Society

has received interesting and valu-
able relics donated by Mrs. H. w.
Stark of G~ardnerville. Among ar
ticles received is a saw with which
logs we're cut for the old Mormon
station, the first permanent home
in Nevada, and a Chinese mandarin
candlestick, found 20 feet under
ground at Pine Nut Hill, where a
mine shaft was being sunk.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
STEWART MYERS UNEARTHS
BIG SUIT CASE MYSTERY

Stewart Myers, assistant to Coun-
ty Clerk H. c. Robertson. returned
last night from a vacation in Salt
Lake. He says that in the last few
hours before the big drought hit
Utah he never saw so many suit
cases in his life and that he thought
those who had neglected to pay
their tithes were being excommuni-
Gated and run out of town until
he found that going in one direc-
ton the suit cases were light and
that going in another their wners
had difficulty in carrying them, and
seeing them going back and forth
he was convinced the cases we're
not carried by slackers in the
church and he is still wondering
what was in them.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
Grandma Cons.
Saved Money, Lost Wife

Because j. Grant Slick wanted to
buy an automobile, he saved every
cent he could get hold of. Mrs.
Bertha c. Slick testified before Dis
trict Judge Moran at Reno. and
would not give her money to buy
the necessaries of life. Mrs. Slick
was granted a decree of divorce ON
grounds of cruelty and failure to
provide.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
BIG RELAY RACE
IS COMING SOON
VERS ARE NOW MAKING
PREPARATIONS

1t is believed that all records for
fast automobile driving in Nevada
will be smashed in the great ma
tional relay race against time which
will start from Washington on Sat
urday.
The object of this trans-continen-
tai race is to determine the exact
number of hours and minutes from
Washington to connection with Ell
Canine Sierra, the national defense
highway of the Sierra, a part of the
Pacific coast highway system. Time
figures obtained in the run will be
for official record of the govern
ment on the value of the Midland
trail as a national highway.
Arrangements are being made to
have the Nevada-California bound
airy line plainly marked for the pur-
pose of showing the time from
Washington to California. The next
important time notation will be ar
rival at the junction with Ell Ca
mino Sierra at Big Pine and the
last will be arrival at army head
quarters in San Francisco.
Only one link in the highway
system over which the race will be
run is missing, a five-mile stretch
in Contra Costa county, Cal, and
the despatch carrying President
Wilson's signature will be carried
across this break by the best horse
and rider in that county, furnished
for the purpose by the Diablo Es-
tate company.
The message is expected to enter
Nevada in the latter part of next
week. 1t will be relayed from Salt
Lake to Ely, where it will be met
by E. H. McMurray of Tonopah and
carried to Goldfield. At Goldfield
it will be taken over by c. E. Red
man and C. G.. Patrick and carried
to Bishop.
The rules of the race provide
that drivers of cars participating in
it shall be amateurs and that each
man own the car in which he car
ries the message. Professional
drivers and representatives of auto
mobile companies are barred.
There is no doubht that with the
cars they will use, both Tonopah
and Goldfield men will establish
new records over the routes they
will owe and demonstrate to the
government their ability to drive
over Nevada highways in fast time
through cutting of other lines of
communication in time of war.
The race is not designed to call
attention to any particular highway
and little fuss is being made over
it, but when it is finished the war
department will know exactly the
worth of one trans-continental auto
mobile route and the time in which
it can be covered, should an emer-
gency ever arise that would make
ton.
There is a spirit of rivalry among
drivers along the route and the To-
nopah and Goldfield auto club en-
trants, experts in burning up desert
roads by day or night, expect that
if all goes well and the big cars
they will drive hold together, new
records will be established from Ely
to Goldfield and from Goldfield to
Bishop.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04

in every ase valuable ore deposits
are being exploited. There are three
sets of lessees. in addition to a
lease recently granted on the second
class and waste dumps. the property
of the company. These dumps con-
tain $4,000 to $1,000 tons and it is
planned by lessees to tram the rock
from the site of the dumps to the
Big Pine mill.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
Buying Horses and Mules

r. /. Darlington, an Ogden horse
buyer, has been in Winnemucca for
several weeks buying horses and
mules. He did not say whom he
was buying for. but it is supposed
that the purchases are being made
for the American government.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
JACK KENNEDY DEAD

Jack Kennedy, a resident of Gold
field for many years and n of
the we'll known saloon men of the
town, died Sunday morning at the
county hospital. He was about so
a of age. Relatives at Puyal-
lup, Wash, have been notified of
the death.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04

n o T | c f - | have filed a pc
tition in the District Court, Esmeral-
da county, praying that my name
be changed from Mrs. Florence
Schultze to Florence E. Clark
Signed Mrs. Florence Schultze.
First pub-7-2S,17
Last pub-9-1, II
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04

HARRY MEYERS of Bishop,
Cal. is staying at the Goldfield.
X. LUCKMANN is visiting Gold
field from Santa Barbara, Cal,
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
GOlDFItlD CON. ISSUES REPORT
Confined From Page one)

tConttn.sd From Page One)
During the month of May. 1917 your omp sMo a. o1
aoo ,ns frov ,sbicb resulted let realization of slO'lsoSl'
Develonnent. 1856 feet of development wok was p'Ho"
ed during the month at a cost of $65l pei lo" (
Operating Costs: The operating costs of your mp" ""e s
follows: 10y
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04
Manhattan Dexter

The lessees on the southern por-
ton of Union No. 9 claim of the Dex-
ter company are hard at work and
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1917-08-04

The Train-Chase lease on the Mus
tang will start a 200-ton milling in
the War Eagle mill at once This
milling 1t is estimated will average
$40 per ton to the owners of the
ore. In the mine the sulphide ore
pipe is showing stronger than ever
in the bottom of the winze being
sunk on it. with two feet ofore
averaging higher than $500 per ton
in sight.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-28

bes ~arruprtn3 @ilbelm~ In syorl
Wsepherion antam, fpurben aapitdu
abierfeInt unb a1t beutidk Sffi3iere
BON Offisieren bes II. Resiments in
Gmpfans senommen unb su BEN
Sbsrit Topes sebradt. Ra1bsm aas
pitdn 9bierfelbt iit isibit uub bic ans
oersn eeutideu SffiStert porseitent
bate, iaste Der Sberit Jtopes gu ibs
'teu: sd babe Su Sbnen gefanbt, bas
nit mir uns gegenieitie tennen lers
men," aber er purpe iOfort bon adpie
tan 5bierfelbt unter6roben, pel1er
Iaste: ,Meine Mdnnsr iinb MiIitdrs
perionen ME Sie cid, unb mir iibers
nebmen teinerIei 9srpflidtuns.
Oberit Rppes fubr oann fort: mir
babsn bic beitmosli6ite 8erpflesuns
fir Sie arransirt, aber n'eitere ge'
bingungen bdngen Sum groben 5betl
BON S6nen ielbit ab."
Die Deutiden in Mcplerion pers
ben in flint nit 13 SUB bobem Stas
delorabt umsebenen 9uraden bauien.
go lanse iie iid bort befinoeu, tperben
teine Glpiliiten su Dem anitcbenbeH
parabcplab suselai1sn fpsrben. glebns
li6e Qncrbnungen ipurben auh tn
Eprt Sdletbprpe oetrpffeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-28
2ie Seiatnxgea Der bemt'
iben Sreuser tn pbi'
laoelpbia
Sim 9ienItag nad) Georgia trans.
ferirt.
$50 iie in ben Sorts Mc9berion uno
Sgletbprpe iilternirt puroen.

9Itlanta, Ga, 27. M1r5. 9ie
$50 Sffi5iere ur6 Dtannidaften Der
oeuti9en Grelt5er y&ronprin5 @iIi
belm" uno Bring @iteI 6riebrid,"
Deldle in nmerifanii6en @eipaiiern
3uiIidt geiuft batten iuurben ON
Iienitog mittels elnes ipe5iellen 3ll.
ges nad) Georgia gebradt po lie in
zen Sorts DicEberion unb Ggletbor/
inter Der @etuadung bes II. SSnfarl<
rie.9teginentes feitgebalten nerSen.
Die 400 Mlann oes .4ronprin5
@iIbelr1" purbcn bem Sort 0tclsber.
ion uno hie geiaslrnq oes oErin5 @i'
tel ,Sricbtidy" rem Sort Sgletborpe
5ugelpieien. Gas H. Reginlert ipuroe
in 5lpei s(btbeilirnoen getbeiIt, pelte
Die 5pei atrmcc. Ioiteu garniioniren
mer6en. Cine MbtbeiIiing pon Marine.
Solbateu bate els g8afe ouf Der
sSagrt nah altlantn fltngirt. 9ie SIN,
peienbeit Der 0euti6en I'M Sbiffs.
baubof in Bbilabelpbia bate ieit Dem
gusbru6 oes arieges cine Queae bes
Ber6rltiies 5spii6en 0eitihlano itnb
zen Ser. Staaten qetilbet.
aIs Der 3us nit Der Wanni9aft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-28
Mit Gift
Dtad)te Gmil Y. Meier ieiaem Scben
Elm porscitiaes Gnbe.

Iurt oen llnritanb, SoB er tilrslttI
1eint Stellc perloren iino aitb infplec
ton 3piitIDfcitcn in Der 5onlillt our
g,erpreii!rng actrieben, mafte selrerr
Ter az Sabre oIte emil q. 9teier, pou
0to 1904 Sictor Strabe, leincn Sc
ben eir gube, iuocm er geItern gor'
niitiag BARRIER @riin nab1n.
Cbidlon itnrer3il9lib Der Sansar3t
Ge,teieeruien muroe, erpieien iih alle
Wcqepnittel ais per9ebllb lus Der
&ebcnSu,iiSe Itarb ain geltrlgen
2lbcno.
Coroner Or. @auer ern1ittelte, Sab
D,eier. Der frIber als SbermaidNltlt
in ocr MoerIein'ihen @rauerei thutia
eertien unb tpdhrel,o Der perfloiiener
pisi Ytonuts IN SSoiroria, g., einc
SteIle beflcibet bate, Dor etpagScfell'
friit ertlaiien tporben mar. Snfolge'
Dei,en mar er iftpermiltbig u1lo leiht
sei55ar sepproen. alm seirigen @pr'
:n,iias fam es pie Dem Coroner nit
getbeilt nuroe, 5lpifbcn Nleier ilno
elmer Gattin elmer qeringfiigigen llr.
iad,L mesen gu einem @ortDehiel,
Dorouf @eier bas Sit nabm.
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Yerionals alsNoti5en.

Srau % q alene &rager,
be @attin ullieres alien Sreuloes
soerrn Conrad araser, feicrte seitern
IN &rciie ibrer Salnilie unb @erpano.
tel ibrcu sc. Geburtstag. 0as lie.
5eils.piiroiae 8eburtStagsfino eni.
ping nidr nur Die ber5lidlten @liid.
wiillite, io1lbern auh cine SilQe bon
Shrnen lIno iouitige, 8eidlellte.
llnier alter 5rsuuo Ssrr Sri B
G6ert, 253 Saerns 2lDenue i'll
2lponbale, bsse6t beute nit ieiner
treusn 2ebenssefd6rttn 5rau Gatbe'
rire a9ert geb. aIins bas i90ne uno
feltene iseit Der soloeneu !9O65eit.
DIE ;5eier fol- I'M englten Salnilieu.
treile beganeen iperben, bod pirb es
an beralidfen @liitpiinI9en DON
nab unb fern ni6t fsbIeu, oenn bic
Ilebenszuiiroigen SSlibilare paben einen
ausgebebnten Jreunbesa uno Ystamts
tentreis. geibe erireueH ficb elmer
auberorOentlt9en Grif6e bes @siites
unb bes &Orpers. sic ipurben ieiz
ner 3eit pou paitor aroell getraut.
Die gliifli9e @be mar nit einsm
Sobn uHb spei aSdtern geiesnet, bic
beute NIT ibrsu Jamilien Don flint
eHteln gum Gbrentase i'm gItsnbauie
iDeiIeH. Der Gltefie Gntel 1T bereits
eiu innger Wtann pon 27 sSabren.
9err Grip adert 1T als 2it6Osrapb
unb Runitmaier in unIerer Stabt
Dortbeilbaft bstannt. Qtuh bos
Bolfsblatt bringt bem liebenspirbs
gen 2ameraben nnb feinsr Satin
aufri4tiss GIiidpiiHi4e bar,
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llebersI6, 6,OOO,OOO,OOO
9etrusen am 5. MGrs bic BE
tdnoe Der ameritanii9en
g2atioualbanten.

@aibington, Dc, q. WdrS
Nus bem leBtsn 4uspeiie Der amert
tanii6en Ratioualbanten ersiebt lid
BON neuem, bab bic Ser. Stadtsn BIZ
reitite Ration Der @elt limb.
Der S6asamts apntrolleur Tim
biste am Dienitas gbenb an, bab an
8. Mars, Dem Sage beg Issten Sani'
9lusreiIes, bic geItdnbe Der Tatio'
nalbonten iid ouf $16,o00,0o0,00
Eeliefen, S., 100000 mebr als bic Be
itGnbe Der gant non Gnslanb, Der
gant BON Jrantreicp, Der gant bon
sytolien, Der 9anf Don Rprtpesen, ber
gant BON S6peben, Der gtationaI'
bant Der S9peis, Der gautiunuIbani
ron DGnemort, Der gaut BON Sapqn
unb Der Rei9sbau. oon Oeuti9lano
Suiammen.
Der getraa ppn gpnbs ausIdnbis
iher Hesierungen unb anberer aus
IGnbii6er @ertbpapiere i'm gdibs
unisrer g1ationaIbanten besifferts iit
am S. Wadra auf onndbernb 1898,
100000, nur etipas mebr als 3fpei
prosent fbrer 8eIammt Reiourcen.
Die 3unabme felt bem 81. DECEMBER
betruq 100000 unb felt bem II.
Hupember S4O,000,0O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-28

gertrster BON lpsftlidrn 8dbnIiniss
beutetsn an, bob aud iie nm elm
GrbDbuns BON 10 proatnt na&iu&er
rperbsn, ipGbrenb Reprdientantsn DOT
8abnen I'm Siibweiten 3abIsn unter'
breitsten, aus bsntn berporgebt, BAT
fir fe cine Grb5bung Der JruHtrut'
am 1S BIB 21.4 proasnt n0tbis isi
Inn i'm Gane pom fiinf 2inien ben Der.
erbbtrttn aoiien ibres Detritbs &C.
retbt gu ptrbeu. Die 0ertretsr bel
fiibIi1en 8abnen iperben bic bon ib,
nen sepiinidte RutenerbObuns In elmer
acnferens am ndHften Greitag feit'
febsn. lin GrIaubnib sur GrbDbuna
Der paHasisrratsn tpirb 5ur 3eit ni&i
nu9aeiuGt iperbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-28
Sie GemDnftratipnen, ,
gor a o der 5Ieif d. 8 q
ben in gbieaeo purbeH
an Gienitag forts
sefebt.

gbieasO, q. WGrs. 9i.
Sunser 9empnftrationsn, ipeIhe am
Mpntag Ihenb ppu fiibii6en 5rausr
inisenirt tpprben tpuren, ipurben am
0ieniiae fortgefebt. Sm Solder.
Hleif6s2obsn in So. 2053 Weit Oipi.
lion Strabe tpurbe ein 9ststtiu niss
bergei9Iasen unb psrpriieeIt unb brei
5ruiisn perhnitst. Der 9etettip ipar
uuf bas @eiua BON Seiibern BON aos
i6ers5leif6sQdben nit anbsrsn Be
amten als MaAe poItirt tpprbsn.
Der ppli5si purbeu aud aht mins
Der ernitlihe 9emoritrutioner gegeu
bic bpben Jleiihpreiie genslDet, b.i
bsnen aber bic 5rausn, pom benen bic
msiten ainpsr auf bem Irme truesn.
bel Der 9lniunft BON Wiptprraosp poIis
3iften obne Wioeritanb floben.
Dor benz Tleif6lnbsu an Der 0ipis
iion Strabe batten fih mebrers huuoert
5raisu araefammeIt. Der DetetiiD
mar bsrpriioelt iporben, dIs er beuiels
Zen ben 3utritt 81 bsm 2aben psrtpeis
nerfe
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Die britii&e Nesierang
Bon BEN Ra!iOnalifien Sobn Dillon
bsi4ulbigi,
DAB lie Die Babrbeii unttrbriide unS
llnpahrhsiten i'm Qanb psrbrsits.

2Onbon 81. Mdrs. Sm Inter,
baus 6etlasis iit am Qbenb Sobn
Dillon, RaiionaIiii, bariiber. bab bi.
Geniur in ben Ieb.sn feds Wonaisu
10 aubsrorbentlih perih6rft lporben
lei. Gr fnets, bnB ben 3situnssn Dor,
seidrisben ipiirbe, pis iis bic aniid.
ten ibrer 9eier bs,infiuFen miibien,
unb bab fie gsfebl srbalisl bditsn, ss'
tpifs Rndritten Su unterbriiden.
aniiait bab bas 2anb bsHsr iiber bic
Don ben unisrisebooien peruriaGien
Werluiie untsrriht,i tperben. tpie oies
Der Wariusminiiter Cir ebparb Cars
ION periprodsn, erbaIts bas 2anp
iebi fpeniser RaAri4.sn cIs i. 5upor.
Or fasts ferner. es iei bic offsnbare
poliiii ter Resieruns, bic Dabrbeit
su unierbriidtn unb unpabrheittn 3u
perbreitei. Gle babe bic Wabrbeit
iiber Rublanb nnterbriidt unb NIT
8s3ug auf bic SaIonifi Grp.bition
lei bic rcn ibr beiOIeie poIitii Der
reinite Wnbnfinn.
lin Gottes pillen madt biejsr sros
Zen sriehifdsn Jrase auf bic cine
ober bic anbere Weife Elm Gnbs,' risf
Dillon aus.
Cir George Gaps, Der Gstrttdr bss
Snnsrn. srsIdrte, er i6nnt iaum CLAUS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-28
8eaitipr,tfbt
&pariamtctt
vi BEN @ssranne ppn Gassa sspsal gins.
GlaHbt, bah bic aeute Dollars ipeuseu,
ps ss Ttmes sAsa wRfoeW.

Gin stf5t einer arosen staot iteai. otue bar.
On Elm etgenes Snterelfe gu baben. felt. oab
unb Toitoreu, fuo Times o6lia entfpreten ruiir'
ben. I'D meiHe, oab neun SebnieI Der ardni'
beiten Der menf6Ii6en EdmiIte IN uaHgelbaf'
Rrgnsf6eieimg iblen grnns baben unibditae
hung bon RrnnfbeiieH bernu peltc cine gdn5s
Seite 5iir Guisdblune benSttiaen ryiiroeH. &cpf'
reb, Weurdlgie, Rhsiimatisunis, Siliofttdt, Hilf-
feitfueb, un0sreauIibfeit Nerpciitdi. s6laIlo'
fipieit, etc., ali genomfneu In eiuem bronifteH
GiabiuH. i6Ruen ourob ben @ebraud bon gasen
RohuI En's iorriatrt '-""Nen, Gniinft ioif'pteli'
&C Wlaaenmeoisiueu, 9cber Iontcs. glutre'ni'
ger, ETC., ~ pebrnucben."
gserfmhen eie perabe elm i0c ooer 25c gadei
niln Gle tperben bieIe Dollars fpdren lfno dnbers
bem SEIre Gjeiunnbeit dtt ertdlieH. SraeHe Elm
elpptbgfer tnnn Gle nit biefem febr aneenebren
pfbffiihrs, Gfdriunass uno 9lufreinigllndsurtf tfel
terfebsn. @iro lberau in slpotbefeH nertduff.