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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Iomt Seir. Set rorot otter Iette
Geien.
ct Stpffc opcrior Moet Ioa Ell
Sine, iom bapoe pTret Sfolebus.
Get beb %na, Der booze Spein %
3ari Wtagnus0otter &ao. Ie bauoe
en- % @iciter. Ger b%ortenior 81.
pen Iieger Npitoul; Der boeoe Sorolo
% Sioiel. Get ligger Ioa lunt %
foIeIig rurocr 9ttten, men olenc. Nu
eieS 8oaroen al en- Scntc ira 2oribs.
perf, Tom or noget nano5ipng. Sun
bar 9ritQSmon6, en- NSano ira Or.
oalerl. 8ro Sroalen er oen, iom
bprcr @oitcn OF Goamr mi, iiocu
gonle Nllper @isnnciIotcu panorcoe
bort.
@i iflll0c bullet pao 0iupc, men
hi nlaatte BELT traife pon, % iaa
fom Ri cnbeIia irem - til itor Sper-
r%aifelie Tor Slliet5 6olf, iom beitoor
npiten bare al gamle Welneifer.
De IRE Ssifenoe: Gipiuo, @uri %
Siqrio bar @oaroen innmcu % sri
per ben ipleS. Zen er tllnapin0t OF
life opbprfet. &c bol0t poa mc0
Slaatten cno6o % hopbe ell Ntaaie
&e, % aornet too oQioo noe. 81
pino er gift meo Miur9it 0oIcn, en-
Ssiter til N(aIaf, Smut OF Sogiere
rem @lnnlcif, iont mantte % / iinc
beoIte Iar. Se bar life Born. elsie
IRE Seiferbc bopoe iolgt Sfol MI
paa &eItfuntcn al Chen Tor 10000
Ser. &c bopOe ogIoa Ell CARMEL
@iGterpigc; bum beo @unn6jer0.
9meiammen regte &c, men Oo her /
belle Sonmler life bar uUret Sobuf5s
GRIM at ina, roger Dc forfeit Sop al
"6epmol" o. airiebpr. &aiic bIir
BET ogiaa lnullt meo; man nlao brit
&c brpnot aprn til at ipGoc pda
mco. SgIoa ieg fit mig N itor 8oie
neo aorn al @ipinb Nofre, ga leg
%reiite.
Seq bupoe tprft Of 0oo %cien puer
III Wfor9eOal dllore Sdqell, men her
regneoc uaibrubt, iao leg bIep pU-
renocs til SorSoa9. "9urtaic Nac,
miote fe 9alen, Der err elm GloIS, hci-
ter Suiureib", Ger ifal efter gam
melt Sagn bare pprct &ongSgauro.
Sonmte melNr, at set er Suiurci0 i
G~rnngeool; oct err nlooifc troIigit,
for ogian Srmbreffe ifaI bare pUtct
aongS9aaro. Gipinb Iafrc iortoItc,
at &ongen ira Selioro og aongcrne
ira Srmbrcffe og Sltillrcib fom /
l~tpenifob, oq oct blep Strio og aautp.
&en itoO paa Weoen urtoer &otS.
berg, iom ligger libt norocnfor Srm.
Srnbreffe. SeljoroSfongen foIot
ser.
Moiteil err Ell pen @oaro, opOprfct
og ntcb pelItelte SuIc. Set bar en-
Monb, iom beo 0ils WoitpiI, fom-
men ira so, iom itelte iaa eoot mco
@%aarben. gin eies ben al Slnp 8.
@ieroiuno, gift meo 9irgit @erge
fra Worgeoal.
Wanoen paa Srnbreffe beb Glen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Cog Umrate> 1ren, kpis ST
snieer ! Operle> al ieie 1tS>
tel>enbe> ismt CIT 1ttlet!
Tn @pi9se iiser, at oct brinaer
forceet Stprfe hos oeiifate,
nerpcie 90 ntobruote Eerioa
ner, 90 oct | mango SilfGtoer
tSrbct al to uaer.

Solt lien ipneS toabelt0 at tro. at ne
uil erboloe ioruuet Nelbreb og Sturte
peo en- eltr auoeu itimuIereuoe Y}eoictu.
bemmeltgs Roltrums cler b~eosueroe
CruIs, mcoenS bet er Ct Sottum. al
u%trteitg % lamb Stpyte fuu tan iaaee
al BEN Nsee ou ipiier. D{eu Nolt Teller
otte at ido Stprte AZ i'm fsbe. ioroi be
lite bar NOT ,Neru / VI Blob I'll at lnttc
bette utduo III at ~iorpduole Neotu I'll
leucnoe Stone. III i'm ipptteoe, uerU
o'e 6|or'atuiIq peo be. az uogst er 00lt.
men be tou life li9e bpuo. npi5 eu tff,
er ltert elsr irili lipIoer On oig ielp at
glerc ielgcnoe Frspc &c buor lanoe
on Tan drbelOe ellcr buor lduQt ou tan
Qod ltoeu at bllue trpt. EerrGit tdq
10 5iQralus Sablettsr al Rifuteo irou
tire gauge odglI1 c'ter Wuultloernc 10
Tiger. Freu oa DIN lloboloenbeO i0let
o9 ,e buor uleaet 6u bar ttitoqet tSturte.
Dtan9e n%eruele, ueObruote ptenueiier.
Der altto mar ! nae. bar / zen ueit Tor
bou'enoe Grab foreoet lin Stnrte %
uobolbenbeo ltmpeltbeu peo at td1e Seru
I ben rette 6orut. Nitu tao life De eumle
Nornie az reuuceret lrou acetate elcr tine
ture Of iron Inn ior at ,pare uog'e fou
Sent. On mod tdGe (ern t en- 6orm.
LEI tot optdges 90 aSfimilereS, iout Jurc
Sron, ont Oh nil bet ltul qlere big no
9oot. 0d bet eller5 tan uIie ia uGrye
mptti9t. WdrQcn en- Atblet oQ gtC
tlGnper bar uuuoet / Stprteprspe. imp,
ben iorOl ban iIeuOte Ncmmtliqbeoen
5tprte % lloboIosnbeb, 90 ioroi ban ipI
NJ Sloo meo Neru ier ban 0it mo / Ramp
meoenS mango andre bar tm~poeguuettt
mp9enoe Neoerla9 ene o9 ulcue lorot
par Utou9el pad Seru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

% er gift meo SGoe 6. Gucitcn.
Ssioolsmo.
Sm SorSoagS Morlen bar set
aobt @eir pa Gipinh gafrc piIoe at.
ioInt fisre mig til @%runfcbcrg. Son
piloe hsre efter Sobaf oQIao. Sep
nc iiae, &c bar Ell lang airfepci
ira Nolonu til @runfebcra airfe.
Sup 6icrDingcr, iagbe Gipino. Get
bar en- glib 5ur / Oct QoOe, miloe
%eir o. Sen rifle Gut at fiorc sicn.
mem SEN -pafre WtoraeoolSbpgoen,
ouer Moraebolsbeien, mco Sfogoaler
GA Stsiler. S%ruaablem % &iooer al
Wfpr % Sfoemoer run0t omfriug.
geien cr megct bebrc Der enc / "a
lam. Sen bar rof baffet her o0
Ser. men life iaa iloc.
: WoraeoaI or Oct OelitcIt paa ale
@ooroe. iiPr maa man Iugge Nerfc
iii norore 9eree. Der @nlpor Dor.
Nan far oprfet Soroen goot og iot
op Ell itor ipGr llobn2bu9uing. Ga,
Sc err penc @oorbe ole @crlcgaoroc.
ne, Nauacn % Strono, 9iaaInuo5
aoaroene o. buob DC ole heber. Tao
Sanger nar leg 90 Sobonne IDIOT
aauroen il0c o. tit oS NheIf, oo pi
Tor mango Mar iiben gIt oeune Bel.
vi fom ga oper Srenll0beieu ira
Ginic. ga, &erreguO, Set er mango
Mar % Gage iioenl SfllI6e npre
Qilot at bore ira hcnoC, huor bun
Dor. DIT flare Sohauue, lea len.
ser ola min iuoerligite NiIicn, Dig
GA sin Mono. vi bopoc iaa nlorge
gooe Snm6er iammcn. vi logereoe
poa ScnmeStpeit bengnnQ. Ga Doe
Sc Gnfen Sarge Der meO Born. SG
gc bopoc pUrct gift mcO @isr9uIu
&~emue9tpcit.
Nu Dor bun og Senncr poa Spires
holtgunn / ie1ore Gnocn al Wtorge-
sal. Ser bar Ben enc Soumen Sta.
tioncn o. 0cu anoen er &Urcr, Tor.
iua bcOcr ban % bar SfoIen tpt ueO.
llnqoomlalofoIct "GeIcbeimen" or
oQioa Scr itror norbenior. Gotterel
@ir0it or git meo NaIof Sonooofcr {;
DC bar o1iaa boiat zig poa neore aul.
ten al &cien paa Splrebollgann.
San oriper 2auobanocl, men Der par
life (obaf for @ioino.
Der arhciocS poa m &cj til Qtor-
ge0al ira @rlrnfebcr9, men cnonlt CT
ocn life iurbi1. Get bIir helOig ioa
0e ilippcr De fGle Batter % &reffcr
ncoopcr I'll 9runfeberA.
Sou or ri / @runtebcr9, lea pil
ino % billie poo Gnfc Nnnc Sofris
len. @ru Dor poo aoii, % DC bar
"bllicr ualminbelig pcnt. Gen
pngItc Senneu, 9iuor, Dor hos bent
&c. San bar Seit % Oriper mco
9iering. Sl1n lpntee at uprc iou
olcne, bun ogiaa. Zone 9ergc eier
oglao Ell Gel al Soii, % bar bpqget
bun oQiao. Sun bar &ciorbcioere I'll
&uaioIf Ser.
Eoo oprc &anten al &eien bar
Olou Sougom bpgget, % Der or
Boitaobncriet ogiun.
st 9lftielag oriuer 6anoel / Den
ganlle Buff ueb airfen, % Sans
@erge er 9etjent Der. San er gilt
meo Gone 9rmlti. Signe @routi
itaor / 9utifen. Gnne Sofri5ien Ic.
ueoe gobt. SO bu ieg ion bel bnuoc
bullet, ipiit % Oruffet, ioa bar leg
goo StonO til at gao Den babe Mil
I'll &piteseio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

"Suao ingoe oen?"
Gen feioreoe: OH elfer lille
gettp!"
Ger bIeo lprge title. GnoeIis
buiifeoe BIN:
ga bpno lpdreoe 6u?-
Seq iagbe: ellie Siigl, or Far
Ret."
6orIooelie8fpsiet fitlgte itrar Ell.
Ter,
Bonife npIig feireoe hi port Sob.
brp1up. Ia lea mirOe0e min On.
itru ON SEN originate Roabe ieg
irieoe poo, iag0e bun:
"6m! Seq pi0ite SerumeLigbeoen
belle Chen. Oct giolot bare at iad
sen no al oia!'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21

Soo M or lea bienumc / min lille
Stue % leper iao bra. 9d her ON
9ager lit ieg 9rep nteo cit @nuf'
uerel pao 81 Str. ira Wfr. n. 2. Smi.
Tom. &c bopoe boot en- Enchanting
til Ell Cane FOR mig.
Seq oil ga iad Sou at bpre irenr
min beoite Saf iii oisie 9enner
Teneene IpneS barre ioa lioet nero
oisie Sioer; man tit rel iaa megei
Tor Ell arone Tor en- IS Iar lioen.
iom FOR ell 6enfrone M.
Sorb erg sic.
September 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
en- Pemmelieheo.

raftc benoe etpor Wtilltltptfer, ION
bun ifuloe ipiue cllcr ! oct mlublt.
iorisae at ipiae. liIiioit blcu iel
trUt al 0i0ic NeIoOicr % mImlcoc:
Seq bsrte eli llotolcllc ON DIG
iorlcocn Gag"
80 bpah flunoc set ppre?"
Get pil ieg life iortUIc.
Npia lea bopoe bort uo1ct, houoC
icg onto1clig crtct benOc Ell Stunr
% ioo iortoIt oct, men ou ieg iIci
%ingcnting bopbe bort, buuoc icg lttl
no9et OF lortGllc.
vi % til iparcoc ica bcfrCitenoC
pnn bcnoeS ms9icrriae Sper08maoI.
% bucr Sang ie9 QiorOc Oct, iout lcl
opbere og opbcre nCb / l~lionobeocna
Image @ul.
gar oct en- Niono cacr en- apin.
DC ionl iu0Oe bct?"
"Snlen al Gelenc.
0ctte par egentlig 0ct %clcitc lanoc
/ belle @iitorien.
"Soa on oct ltreuet?"
"Nei."
"Srpft oa?"
Sea rpitcoc poo Sopeoet.
Otter at bape tpnft Jig ON Ell
Stuno iortiatte Nettp line liitige Pm.
grebsploner men ltnoig lpffeoes Del
mig at fomme bort ira Sugen. On.
oeli0 ioriitreoc jc9;
Set tar life no9ct iorlig. Scttp
6orrcitcn berte jog in9en Iiug! seq
iagoc set bare FOR at ertc dig"
"9tei, oct giorOc on ilet life! Oh
bar bert noget, iom ieg rimcIi90ia
buroc boue grcie pao. Get cr DIN
YliQt at iortpae mig, bpao Oct bar,
% bpem Der iogOc oct, iua ieg
6rcmti0en folt tagc mig iagt for
benoe."
"Scn6c?"
Ga. ~ Sea er life rpo Tor ell
0fono. WanofoIf bar life ,illteresIe
al at ifooe Ell apiuoes Inieelie. "a
iclp ON DC bapOe lau piIoe De life
pioc, huorIcoes Be ifuIoc bare iig ao.
6oriegte oe iig poo oct, Ioo oiIoe oet
bIi oere8 cgen Sfooc, bIinoc iom o.
er / Sen @enieeuoe.
"So80e leg life, at oct ie9 bortc
bare por til 6oroel Tor oig?"
so, men iaa bebsoer on 10 life
at pare iaa bange Tor at iortGuc Oct.
% ian fuloe ieg iaa AnIeoning til
poa eli eIler auoen W}aaoe at gjen.
gjUloe oct.
"NuorIe0ea iflil6e on bare Dig al
mcO 0ct?~ Ipurgte ieg i 6aob ON al
leoc bcn0e5 Cpmcrfiontbco inc paa
Ell onoet SomtoIecmne
"Stpno Big MI at iortPllc, brad
Ser por Gale ON. III ilipper iffc
mcO minore! Seq maa uioe boenr
bun cr, pnaitoo 9cttp.
Set par ingen bun, iogoe ieg 10.
6orrciten bar ieg ingeHting bert
~&or bun rsobaorct2"
Gn Rpiten pan Soueoet men intci
Guar.
Get uar merfeIig Nffurat ion
ON lea life ItitIoe bapc Hcoe pac
hpem Oct fln0e uRrc, iom bapoe no.
act goot al iige ON mig"
GPnf ioa orm lea auigepel bau6t
pGret. llOen Suil bouoe lea M UeS
oeune lille Spsg giort 9ettu ruien0,
pdn en- itaffars uifpIoi1 apmoc
SnuouH par init Spn paa Sageu
Sintntlonen begpnote at bli uuobol
beIi5. Seq maatte gao min Bel
YPeo EN- liot grPtten Wine reiite lei
mig, 'fpnote mig inc i Snlen, aa6
ueoe Gsren Ill ct aIGoesfot oa al.
iuo Tor at bente Cueriraf o. SGT. :
Oct lamme bsrte ieg at 9sren bleJ
iIaaet igien bag mig og Iaait pa
9oeriiOeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
Yrpper Smrns",

eller iOm SurtGllinsen beoer pna
3orit q Sottursaareen", %besunper
"g,eo Arneu" ioas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-01-21
ryWrERsG

Sabriiautrrucs gnmtrinina Ruroteo
Nrou. oer CT ioreltreDet og duberolet oUeu
lor. CT lite nooet bemmeltgi N2toosl. men ct
Der ct pel tleuot al Npotbetere. llie be
let at a5nmtlere, ltaoer life 5Guoerre, gisr
benz life iorte eaer iorllprrer Wduen. va
b%rfantsrue a%orortersr aeIot9e GA BELT tils
ireost,Qeuoe Reiultatcr III eubDer Nisber.
el,r be oil tubagetOle otue ktlgc. Get
iPlgcs al ale goOe @potbeteys.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12

WASHINGTON production of copper in
 slightly preliminary sur' pound the of 1918 $5lOOoOOOO for 1917 The production copper 19ooOooo pounds 1slS against LSS6NOoOO pounds in 1917 and Ceoyic Lake casting pig from primary 245OO0OO00 pounds 1s5OOOO pounds The imports of copper all forms for the first II months of 585OOo pounds against 556OOOO pounds for the R exports pigs plates per products for the first II months of ISIS as determined @ by the same pounds.
 refined the United States Adding this quantity to the refinery available supply refined the first months and the estimated export; for the last month shows on domestic consumption in 1918 considerably more than the started and leading properties capacity the opinion Of the best posted authorities Al the beginning oI ,ne ~ producing at about so cent and further will be made with keeping down the supplies during present period work their low grade bodies
 Some interests point only properties small profit than produce 100 s @ evd n eliminate sb action Had the properties operated capacity would become topheavy and material declines prices for the metal might have resulted Good export orders in the 2 months regarded certainty and when foreign placed domestic will follow that the outlook said be encouraging long period
 the selling agencies in discussing the cur o copper production totals will record de to prevailing conditions
 vhereas there difficulty operating they by the satisfactory view of the fact that the limited and is likely continue for perhaps month
 copper present the
 
 materially and such situation worked the disadvantage producers well  We twelve in policy sell small profit rather than have duction at capacity a a
 The demand for is coming although for time there likely hesitate domestic buyers When the will the the history industry since its inception periods uncertainty have hesae result the foreign enabled a figure
 this will be future mainly be-
 
 
 position to fix which the been eliminated and the al when there O around"
 a smaller highcost swlsh stated however that policy which might be increased will such sell production although the will be smaller when selling at 26c per pound
  working down the when of desirable siderable of money addition the difficulty getting workers also be counted
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12
.ALaskd Gold Has Held Gum in 1918

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. H. Alaska's gold fields, the first big dis coyery cf which 20 years ago flashed the northern territory to the front as a minera! producer and lured hun dreds of stampeders north, gives every promise of increased production in 1919. according to a review of Alaska Iaining in 1918, issued here by ,. l.. McPherson, secretary of the Alaska bureau of the Seattle Cham Der of Commerce.
 Gold, coal, copper, silver and other mines of Alaska were hit hard by the war. There is no truth in the re- port, however, that no mining was done in Alaska in 191S,'' MT. McPher- son said Despite the shortage Of labor and transportation, the high cost of materials and supplies. mining de velopment in Alaska during 1918 showed material progress in the open ing Gi many new properties and the enlargement of plants and equipment
 Copper miners were busy during the year. according to the review. The Kennecott Copper corporation started driving a tunnel to connect the world-famous Bonanza mine with the Mother Lode workings. During the year the corporation employed about $50 men and although paying the highest wages in the history of lode miring in Alaska has operated short handed due to the shortage of labor. In the Prince William Sound district, the report said, coper mines were seriously handicapped by the lack of transportation facilities. Despite this handicap the Grandby company built a tramway 2S,360 feet lOng-the long est in Alaska-from the Midas mine to tidewater on Valdez bay and equipped the mine for a larger output.
 Two Alaska gold districts, the Will low creek in the Susitna and the To- lovana near Fairbanks produced about $2OO. GOO worth of gold during the year. the review said Circle City, Alaska's old reliable placer camp, had one of it's most prosperous seasons. Rich pay was reported struck on the TOlat-  no river in the Kuskokwim country, on Nixon Cork and on Wetketcbum creek. In the famous Nome country on the Seward peninsula. shortage of water was felt by the operators. Dime creek, a new camp, was one of the most active mining districts on the peninsula in 1918.
 In the Alaska coal country much work was done during the year. the review stated. The Alaska engineer commission let contracts for the de- livery Of 5000 tons of Ncnana cpal from properties recently opened on the line of the Seward-Fair5anks gov ernment railroad. This marks the beginning." Mir. McPherson said. of real development in Alaska's vast in terior coal fields"
 One Alaska coal mine. the Eska mine in the Matanuska, is producing about 100 tons a day.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12
NEW YEAR DINNER IN MINE REVIVES FRONTIER MEMORY

TUCSON, Ariz., Jan. 11.-That it is still possible to revive the thrilling era of early Arizona mining camp life that time now known iE the com mon parlance as the good old days" was effectively demonstrated at Sil- verbell on New Years eve when a celebration true to the form of the wild and woolly west was given by Julius Kruttschnitt, jr., general man ager Of the southwestern division of the American Smelling & Refining company.
 The entire entertainment was in the manner of a complete surprise to the out-of-town guests, whose introduction to the party was to say the least, excit- ing and unique.
 Through Darkness on "Speeder"
 Through the darkness they were whirled from one "switchback" to an other through the hills on the com pany "speeder," a high powered mo- tor which shoots along the railroad track at rate of speed sufficient to startle the nerves of a Barney Old field and with the roar of an airplane climbing attitudes. To further ac- centuate the effect, the "speeder's" lights were dimmed and the guests were hurled through the blackness at terrific velocity, their terrified ex- clamations being lost in the deafening noise of the motor.
 After a quarter of an hour Of this stimulating and nerve-racking sport, the speeder slowed down before the Union shaft of the A. $. X R. com pany's properties, where a huge spot light directed the way to a mine cage in which a drop to the 200 foot level fairly took away the breath remaining to the agitated guests, a number of whom had never before been in a mine
 Tread Mazes by Lantern Light At the 200 foot level, the guests were met by a serious faced Mexican miner who led the way with his mine lantern through intricate maZes of darkness. occasionally lighted by tall candles set in natural grottos of an other spotlight and to bursts of palpi- tating music which swelled out in the warm. underground air to the strains of Keep Your Head Down, Fritzie Boy"
 Receiving Line" $40 Feet Below
 And there $40 feet beneath the earth was the Receiving Line" head ed by Mir. Edward Thornton. the gen ial superintendent Of the A. s. & R.. properties at Silverbell, and his charming wife. together with a score of other Silverhellites who welcomed the happy 0f nervous) out-of-town party.
 Across the mouth of a timbered
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12
BINCHANTON HAS BECOME PRODUCER DURING PAST YEAR

MAYER, Ariz., Jan. IA very in teresting folder has been mailed to the stockholders of the Arizona Bing- hampton Copper company, by its pres ident, W. H. Reynolds, setting forth the results of a recent meeting of the company's directors and including a report on the company's mine by
 Horace " Winchell, a very well known mining engineer and geOlogist who made, recently, an exhaustive eX animation of all of the holdings of the company.
 For more than two years this com pany has been operating a copper mine six miles northeast of Mayer there being an oil Notation mill at the mine, with a daily capacity Of about 150 tons. The report shows that over 9O,000 tons Of ore have been milled and 922 tons of high grade shipped to the shelter which shows a total production of close to 5,00O,0OO pounds of copper which represents a recovery of nearly per cent. It has been profitable to treat ore as low
 grade as 2A per cent. The ore con
 tains small values in silver.
 According to Mr Winchell's report there are in reserve about 100000 tons | of ore assaying 3 per cent copper, or
 better, and about 15O000 tons of a lower grade, all above the 600-fOO; ] level. The mine has been developed l on the ore zone for a distance of 140C feet. On the strength of the recon ! mendations of this engineer. the com pany is now putting down a new 8 compartment shaft a short distance from the old one which will reach a depth of 750 feet by June l. It is | then expected that an entirely new mill will be built with a capacity of | 300 or more tons. using the safe flow sheet as used in the present mill The oil Notation process has been found to be especially well adapted
 to this class of chalcopyrite copper ore.
 As to the future of the mine. this 1 geologist states: "The oXidized zone extends to the depth of about 50 feet | Beneath this there is a very shallow
 zone of secondary enrichment and be
 low that the ore is primary. The ! geological character and probable | genesis of these ores is such as tC | indicate indefinite downward eXten sion and there is every reason Co be lieve that future developments tC | great depth will disclose the existence of even larger ore bodies chan those now being worked. The developments | prove the presence of valuable | series of ore lenses and indicate the existence Of a permanent mine. The extent of naturalization and quantity | of ore which may be developed in the
 LC.ntlnnaa nn Llacn E.--rL
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12
No Curtalmen of Forces in District Records Broken on
 
 Sacramento fiil C. & C. Shaft Enlarged l000-Foo Level and Station Is Forming; Ten Million Expended in State During Past Year Improvement to Mine Properties

the recent payment of the second annual bonus hundreds analogy the annual bonus and the recently exclusively for e intended as F Soa n nd 0R % h as % @ butt % % Ss % % S9 oul. @ of period of years pay the principal help the help themselves s Soat ao0S 's a5oo @ % % % % they y % ssa @ sa creating feeling requirement Of ultimate d pendence there would be kihOOd has been set yet those applying for and being granted loans advised
 One Hundred Monthly be expended payments
 Anyone possessing intelligence & a with H h @0S @ which S S sn G interest interest S% % @ pOsps would d
  appreciated that the 
  empe would be retired with pension would be calculate would have amounted to sO and the end of fifteen years would have s22sO
 Not Pushing Building Project The home would be paid for faeteion eight marking principal the of interest payable either time During the period materials and labor Of Py a than believed indication time.
 
 installation
  big who  surroundings of or s themselves cOnvenences possible be involved built in of furniture housewife devised will be features
 No curtament The Copper Queen discharge employees notwithstanding that ene week just ended employing hire worked and within the last
 Break on shovel operation Sacramento when 4S3 carloads rock
  of a previous loaded December the best month results at Sacramento hill  the exception of daily 4SOO yards Wednesday, which however epona January probably will be considerably m December
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 c. of the SOOfoot Within everything will be in readiness continue sinking the O level
  desired should desirable
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MINES, MINING, LOCAL STOCKS AND COPPER
WITH FLYING COL0Rs AMERICANS MARCH THROUGH GERMANY

When the American soldiers started for Europe they had their hearts set on seeing Germany, but figured that they would have ta fight their way into the country. It was easier than they expected. They marched into the fatherland unmOlested after Germany had hoistd the white flag. The photo shows the color bearers of the Fifth artillery of the First Amer ican division passing through HetZerath, Germany, on their way to the Rhine with cOlors flying.
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BONUS SYSTEM OFFERS MINERS OPPORTUNITY ID BUILD HOMES
 WITHOUT FINANCIAL TROUBLES

Payment of Second Annual Sums Calls Attention Close Analogy Between Bonus and Recently Inaugurated Third
 Addition to Warren; Eight Years Will Build and Pay for
 $2000 Residence Under Offer Made Company Employees
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COPPER PRODUCTION PAST YEARI EXCEEDS 1917 REPORTS SURVEY; VALUE OF METAL MUCH LOWER

B. S. Butler of United States Geological Survey Estimates Output at $473 900 Valuation, Compared With
 $5lOOOOOOO for 1917 and $l90000,000 for 1913; Im- ports for Year About Equal Those of Previous 12 Months
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Curaent of Production Starts With New Year and Leading
 Properties Already Are Producing at About 80 per Cent Capacity; Steps Prevent Over Supply Expected to Prevent Shutdowns of HghCost Small Properties
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