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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
NEGRO CUT ny WIFE

Robert Cross. negro. 50l Sloss quarters, was dangerously cut with a knife, last night about II o'clock. by his wife. Amelia.l Seventh alley, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty seventh streets. Immediately after she had wounded her husband. the woman made her escape and has not since been located
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02
CURES PILES ps ao9G;ss fSsTs

Any reader who suffers from Piies--no matter how long standing--cAn be quickly cured without risking . penny through the S3l Kuro Bldg, Kansas City Mo. Don't send . penny--just write Mir. Darlington and he will send you regular lo-day Treatment absolutely free. IfsN curss send s1.oo. otherwtss you owe nothtng.--
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

Some whales travel twice . year more than quarter of the circum- ference of the globe. being in the arctic in summer and on the other side of the equator in winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

Peter Henlein invented the main- spring as a driving power for clocks about 1900. This improvement opened a new field for clocks as 1t made them portable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

Havana, Cuba, is "city of taxii cabs" as there are b,6S6 tnxicabs and 3,775 private cars.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

Whales are the descendants of land mammals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

South Carolina does not complete the story by any means, but 1T re- corts are true, it does adorn the tale. The referee Is Joseph W. Tolbert who Is chairman of the sstate com mittee and the member of the na- tional committee. From point of ser vice. he is said to be the oldest mem- Der of the national committee.
 It would appear that Tolbert was bent on securing patronage jobs for
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-07-02

Albany, Jsly 1-Seventeen hundred employees of the Louis- vile and Nashville railroad shops here walked out today, the strike being declared by union leaders ns 100 per cent effective.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
[DrJNTFn-7ay Dr. clIar4,N ayo Dr.: eosl T boo.es:4

=
ba;tlad to
Presidents wife Brigadier-
Harding. Columbus President fardngs brother
Charles Mayo of Rochester. regarded the
T Finney who the
Medical BAi-
Joel T. Boone is
medical officer the Presidential yacht Maylower
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
DAVE BANCROFT
GIVEN CREDIT
WINNING FLAG
Great Shortstop Is Real Cen
eral Both on Defensive
and Offensive Work.

= NEW YORK, Sept 3S.-cut on the
field directing the defensive play
that neither John McGraw, the man
aeer, nor his first assistant, Hu2hey
Jennings. could do from their places
on the bench, all season has been
Dave Bancroft, field captaining the
the Giants to another pennant.
'Banny" Is listed by many OF the
competent critic of the game TO be
the greatest shortstop in baseball
today The teams that have won
pennants with a poor. or even
mediocre man at shortstop-the pivot
OF the defense--are few and those
the worlds series virtually all had
top-notchers.
Before the 1922 season ended base
ball writers began casting about for
the most valuable man to his team
CT all the major leagners and a mum
Der mentioned Bancroft, placing him
in the class with Joe Tinker, of the
old Cubs. Hans Wagner OF the Pr
rates, Rabbit Meanwhile of Pitts
bursh and Boston. Jack Barry OF
the Athletics and Red Sox. and n
greater player than Arthur Fletch
er, now with the Quakers. who was
Bancroft's predecessor.
The Giant captain Is OF first class
calibre both on the defense and of
Tense and as field general As a
lead-Off man he ranks with the bes,
OF all time He covers an amazing
~ large area in the field and is a
FOSTERING, dangerous runner on the
bases. He is considered quite a
bit better than the cold figures show
= him 10 be.
Last season Bancroft hit over 800
Cor the first slime In his career lie
began his career as poor batter
and his rise has been due to his
superior fielding and inspirationa
defense. Ten years ago he hit 81;
with the Portland. Ore. club. bu
came up to .254 his first year in tn,
majof's with the Philadelphia team
afld1wa II member of the Quakers
the only time rhat a club represent
ing that city participated in the
world series.
In 1873 games in which he played
last year Bancroft batted .319 ant
fielded. $50, accepting 1876 chances
more than any other National League
shortstop and making 3S2 assists
1896 putouts, 38 errors. He batted in
CT runs, Went to frs. base on balls
GO times and struck out only %
times. He scored l21 runs, made
1913 hits. for a total OF 267 bases
including 20 two-blggcrs. % sacri
flee hits and, in addition. he stole
II bases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
By MARTHA GALLANDET WARING

Show him how to open and shut
doors and drawers properly. and
there viii be no mashed fingers
Show him The danger of all openings
like stairs and windows. Teach him
TO 90 carefully up and down stairs
and there will be no need for gates
and bars. Show him that banisters
are to hold by and that stairs may
be safely descended one foot at a
time. and after instruction let him
40 II himself until the right move
ment becomes habit Caution
should be taught from the start
bur rover fear. A child knows no
fcar naturally and to teach i, to him
is a climc against nature.
A child of 20 months was one day
descending the stairs in the ap.
proved WY when his hat got over
his eyes and his feet slipped. but as
he had been taught to do. he chung
firmly to the banisters, and when We
reached him was holding up his
whole weight by one chubby hand.
elal to be rescued, but not in the
slightest degree alarmed for his
safety. merely rcmarking by way of
explaining his rOvel position, 'Baby
Boys at on, got in his eyes"
The samc little boy from this age
IN would sing himself to sleep in
tho dark absolutely without fear.
He has been allowed to experiment
in ovcry/po@sible way, under direc
ton at first, thcn clone, and al
.hon9h few unforeseen expert
ncnts have proved disastrous to
property he has fine usc of himself
md CT material things.
TINS - the physical result. but
there is much mere to 1t than more
safc.y His disposition is Of the
chac"ioet And he finds JOY in
everything.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30

This title, so familiar to students
of the Mother Play Book, by Fried
rich Froebel, is the introduction TO a
large subject. To those who wond CT
that a man. as well as philosopher
should have spent his time on a book
OF Nursery Plays, We have only to
point out the deep psychology IN
DERIVING each play.
The psychology of fear as an in
herifanee, an instinct, a symptom. a.
due TO Impressions, unconscious i'm
prcssions, taboo" imposed from
without, has been the subject OF
much modern psychological discus
sion. so it is well sometimes to 90
back to beginnings and look at II
simply and from practical stand
point.
Better a broken arm than the
fear of it all ones life says Jean
Paul Richter. Better still to have
neither says the Mother who con.
sidcrs every accident. and every
disease that Details her child d.
roe. accu5at ion that she had failed
SON where and somehow in knowl-
ed"e or care.
''I'alling-Falling" is a simple cx
erci,e for the tiny child. the Mother
taking her supporting hands from
the child and catching him again
as be begins to fall, giving him the
suggestion OF support, freedom, and
support again. before the feeling OF
freedom turns into that OF fear
have played this with all my chill
drsn when they werc getting their
at bath, to their great delight.
From this point may come the
fir 4 important draining Of the early
years, how to do things freely bat
without fear because one does them
&c rectly and therefore safely. Show
thu little child how to Lift his feet
10 avoid stumbling and tripping
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
l7-Year-Old Chinese
Boy Is in Third Grade

MARSHF1ELD, Ore. Sept 60
Chan Tnng. a 17-ycar-oh Chinese
hoy. is one of the third grade pupils
at the Central school in this city.
He camc here several weeks ago
from San Francisco. whore he had
recently arrived from China.
Chan can neither speak nor write
the English language. but with the
aid Of Chinese English dictionary
he Is making rapid progress in his
school work He started his school
work here in the first grade, but
has already been promoted to the
third grade.
Chan Is graduate of a Chinese
high school and was a school teach
er in his native country. His teach
ers report him as rapidly acquiring
American customs and traits. along
with his study of the English Ian
guase.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
Old Fort win Now
Probably Be Restored

VANCOUVER. Wash, Sept. 3d.
Much interest Is being taken here
in the effort to restore old Fort
Vancouver, originally built by the
Hudson Bay company. in 1928. and
the site of one of the first settle
ments in the Pacific Northwest.
Senator Niles Poinde1ter has in
troduced a bill in Congress that
would appropriate $4,000 TO restore
the stockade OF the fort TO It's orig,
inal appearance. The remains OF the
ancient fort are now included in the
modern barracks Of Fort Vancouver.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30

Rob w. Garyey shot and killed
his father, j. w. Carey, wealthy
Kansas City lumber dealer after
the latter had discharged Mrs.
Helen S. Groh, young ste
nographer. Mrs Groh, it is report
ed, has dropped out of sight, and
Efforts to locate her have been un-
availing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
Nearly Thousand Fire
Fighters Were on Job

SPOK AiNE. Wash. Sept. 2o.-Firt
fighting in Inland Empire forests
this summer furnished employment
TO $50 men through the forest serv,
tee office here. according to figures
compiled by c. +. Knouf. in charge
of the office The men went to fom
forest ranges in Idaho and three In
Montana as trail builders. cooks and
fire fighters.
Equipment used in fighting fires
and outfitting the men is now being
returned to Spokane, for storage.
until next year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
AMEhicA WILL HAVE
LARGEST OCEAN SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.-Chair-
man Lasker OF the United States
shipping Board says electrically
driven ships OF 10000 tons gross are
being planned by $4,000. 900
American company that has been
protected Tor the transatlantic pas
eaneer trade. The company proposes
- build two ships that win surpass
lthe While egAr liner Majestic. the
1~~~~st ship afgoat. by more than
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30
GERMANY HAS uNLoAoEO
OVER 4o,ooo, ooo, 900 MARKS

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-A Paris
special to the New York Herald says
the number OF paper marks in Flu.
rope. outside of Germany. exceeds
40 Don. 10000. OF which 10000. O00. 900
are now in France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30

When you want Chop-Suey or
Noodles, call Is minutes before and
:. will be ready. Phone 81 City
Cafe. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-09-30

Lost something? You can get II
back by using the Lost and Found
column OF The Empire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

Sc potrivesc Gu mentalitatea sa 81
nu au loc, in ziua de "a lanuarie,
cand S IA facut prima unire.
In ultimul moment zice d. Iorga
doua chestnut sc discuta. Una,
prin care ultimul parliament acea
sd mai dainuiasca dOua luni, sa vo
teze legea electorala 81 sa faca
strigarile pentru ConstituantR
caci i'll nici tara civilazata nu Sc
poate admite Constituanta unui
singur ON. A doua chestiune in
credintarea tarei unui singur par
It'd, care sd faca alegeri pentru /,
Constituanta proprie, celia ce este
Tara precedent in istorie.
Au fost doua conceptii: Una
care a fost invinsa, dar II a mu
rit. alta care invins ca sa moara
ID. lorga vorbeste apoi de pro
punerile ce i-au facut liberalii pen
lru Salvarea Nrei. Prima propune
20 la facut-O d. Nintila Bratian.l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

Gle lngrijltoare a easel, ziseiu ell,
zimbind, altfel nu. Nu vreau sd
tree in fata lumei ca metresa
d-tale. Peste dsua trei luni ne
cununam 81 atunci vol Fl cea-ce
doresti stapana easel 81 a inimei
d-tale, pana atunci nu. LII con
vine?
''Da draga," zise el sarutan-
du-mi din nou mana care era in
mainile lui..
'Bine, atunci ne-am inteles.
Pc data ce va muri ma anunti
sau vii 81 imi spui, dupa impre-
jurari 81 o sa yiu.
'Vedeam ca Sc simtea in cul-
.mea fericirei. Cand ar ii stiut
miselul ce simteam in momentele
acele! Cand ar sti eel pregatesc !!
All lam scris Margaretei sd
mearga Ia Elena si SO puie in Gu.
rent ca lam fagaduit mana lui
Billy 81 in zina mortei sale vol
yeni sa-i ian locul pc, langa copi-
'ali ei. lam spus ca poimaine am
50 viu so vad.
n septelpbrie 1901.
cat & slxbit bieta Elena 6xr-1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
de: c. r. PASCU

'cleveteste ca il primesc noaptea
in casa.
lam spus ca am Q mare pla,
cere sd vad pe Elena moarta, Q
dorinta ascunsa, nelnteleasa dar
vie, 81 sa ma anunte telegrafic
daca nu poate veni ca sd yiu SO
vad.
"Si Sd ramai Ia mine, draga, sa
.primesti rolul de stapana easel 81
a inimei meIe,s Z zise el Gu insu-
fIetire.
'Nu te gandesti ca teal ex,
pune L. birfelile lumeiis u in
trebain Gu nn zimbet ademenitor.
Ce-mi pasa de luIne cand te
am langa mine! Da draga 81 RAJ
mai, zise rpgator, cuprinzAn-
dunn n1sinile Pc earl le ssaruta
din nou.
rot rsnl lbsa az II ealitses
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
lUrmare).

Isl aseara ma rugat sa nu-i
resping cererea 81 sd deyiR sofia
lui. Sc trieste inaintea mea ca 0
SOPHIA. Mia sarutat in nenuma-
rate rinduri mana, jurlndu-se ca
regreta din suflet ca ma paraslt,
rugandu-ma sal iert 81 sa cred ca
q fost Gu, totul sub influenza lui
tatsu.
In cele din urma, dupa &c
lam facut "a stea inaintea mca
peste d jumAtate ceas in &c
nunchi, ram prcmis, si ca sal
ameteAe II mai bine, i-am spus cs
IA illeeps.t "a A iubesc u MI as-
fept ne Nh aoartea Elenei 81 sd
p inim ipal,A, zicandu-i ca
tsltea y Ill
Kun oss dumsa lnz
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
Communicate ale partidului
national ardelean.

In oficioasele partidului natio-
mai ardeelean gasim urmatoarele
communicate:
Uncle ziare au publicat stirea
ca d. general Mosoiu VENT in
guvernul liberal Gu asentimentul
partidului national
d. Manu-. Sc da cea mai catego-
RIGA desmintire acestor stiri carl
nu corespund ,realiatii''.
,,Partidul national roman 81
eel taranesc, find in principiu de
accord a Sc sprijini reciproc in
.campania electorala, lasa liberia
te organization judetene a in
cheia lntelegerile necesare''.
,,Partidul national roman a O.
ferit d-lui Nicolae Iorga candida.
tura la Saliste, lar pc urma la
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

apoi a VENT La d-sa 4
Ion Bratianu Lea raspuns, ca are
toata dorinta unei conlucrari, DIR
lnainte de toate partidul Liberal
sa Sc intelega GU Ardealul.
ID. Brateanu a refuzat.
ID. Iorga termina cerand iese
lor, sa-si revendice drepturile lor
Crede ca un singur partid n
poate scoate tara din starea /,
All. ci trebue colaborarea dori'
de toata suflarea romaneasca.
La ora = a avut loc un mare
banchet la restaurantul Traian.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
DISCURSURILE

Gel dintai vorbeste parinteie
IINCOCA, care protesteaza ia pri
nul rand impotriva sicanelor ia
ute, de d Obtine sala pentru in
trunire. Analizeaza apoi situatia
il scoate in relief programul par
tidului nationalist democrat. So
eoate venirea la putere a partldu
.ui liberal ca 0 nenorocire.
Sateanul CRETU, delegat din
Suceava spune ca La aceasta
lntrunire sunt putlni sateni,
din cauza ca sunt impedecati
ca intrunirea sd alba loc Duml-
nica, dar ori ce ar face oligarhia
uici retele de sarma ale averes-
canilor. nici terOarea liberala. nu
Hor impede9 triumful dreptatei.
d. inginer CIOHODARIU. fost
ministru. analizeaza in primui
rand situatia critica a tarei. M
liardele de datorii, fara ca un ban
sa fie in visteria tarei: apoi anah
zeaza situatia 'partidelor in lupta
cele oligarhice. ca eel liberal 81
taranist- socialist aproape dis
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THEEAST
OHIO GAS CO.


mana Ce bine la parut cand IN a
vazut. Ma rugat sd am grije de
copilul Ell. Sa null las de langa
mine 81 sal feresc 81 de sorasa
Ana, care vrea Gu orice chip sd
puma stapanire pe copil 81 pc ave-
rea lui. Lam fagaduit solemn 81
ochii is 'au umplut de lacram..
Ia intrebat daca am de gand sd
traiesc Gu Billy, rugandu-ma
sal spun SINGER ca sd site 81 lam
respuns Gu un zimbet amar pc
buze:
'Da draga, palla il store ave-
rea, pentru copiaul tau 81 pana
ma rasbun 81 tes resbun." Ochii
lis a umplut din nou de lacrami 81
mia strins mana zicand:
Iii multumesc draga. iii null.
tumesc 81 te rog inca odata, sa
ma ierti."
Cand am ple am sarutat-o
pe frunte Vi nu lam putut opri.
81 nu-i sarut 81 uzele Ell livide.
Mia multumit siz,h i urmarit Gu
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CAUTAM
LUCRATORI


La steele de zahar pc anul 1922, la
Alma, Bay City, Caro-, Croswell,
Saginaw 81 Sebewaing. Agentii
nostri vor Fl in Cleveland in ur-
matoarele zile Duminica Martie ID
la Kovach Barber Shop, 1927 st.
Clair Avenue la orele 9 a. m.
Paul Fodores, 26O9 Lorain Ave
nue. la orele II; la Budapest Hotel,
1909 Woodland Avenue, la orele 2
p. m. Veniti Gu prietenii d-tra.
Michigan Sugar Company
Saginaw, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

trus, 81 taranist partidul Gu trei
capete: Mihalache, Lupu 81 Stefe
pentru a arata, ca sigurul partid
curat la suflet numal partidul na
tionalist-democrat.
ID. TAMPEANU, delegat din Su
ceava zice ca singur partidul ma
tionalist st-democrat e pentru armo-
nizarea claselor sociale, 81 asteap-
tai ca lasul sd ratifice, ceia ce de
demult crede toata Moldova.
Mai vorbesc d-nii ICHlM din
Tutova d. 1ACOBESCG, seful or,
s.anizat tiunei din Botosani, Bal
mus, Balta, Stambolin, Toni.
ID. p. SUCIU, delegat din llfov,
pune partidul liberal la criti-
ca severa, contestandu-i orr ce
merit.
ID. IFRLM, seful oragnizatiei na
tionatist democrat din localitato
analizeaza activitatea nationalist
Nor democrati din Iasi.
Termina spunand, ca Iasul cul-
tural, Iasul care a suferit. Iasul
va ia toata increderea listei de
candidate nationalist democrati,
IN frunte Gu d. lorga, marele apas
tol al neamului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
MAREA INTRUNIRE MA
TIONALIST- -DEMOCRATA
DIN IASI

IASI. y Luni, la ora 10 dimi-
neata, avut loc in sala Sidoli i'll
trunirea publica, convocata de
partidul nationalist democrat.
Sosirea d-lui n. Iorga este ln-
;lmpinata ca mari ovatiunl.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
DORESC

Cunostinta cu fence de 30-4O
ami. Tn copil sau dol nu e piedica.
Doritoarele sd Sc adreseze la
S. ID.
p. O. B. II Ottawa. w. Va.
(51-2-3-4) J
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Bran dupa alegere.

Bran dupa alegere. |,
Domnia sa a declarat ca voindS
sa arate partidelor din vechiul'
Regat, ca nu au &c cauta in Tran
silvania peste capul partidului ma
tional renunta la conditiunile5
ce s'au propus, oricat de multi
sc simte legat sufleteste de Tran.
,silvania
(Dacia) 1
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CUNTNTUL D-LUI IORGA:t
-. lorga cere vote sd salute 81
pc doamnele care Sc gasesc in sd
ID, pentru ca in prOgramul natiO-
nalist este egalizarea femeii in
Este nedrept cand ulti-
mul dintre barbati fost dezrobit
sa ramae roaba cea mai nobila
dintre femei. (Aplauze).
~
Continuand d. Iorga. spune ca
nu va rosti cuvinte de ura care nj,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

de gimnastica. Nam facut de
>vre-o doua luni 81 am simtit cd
nu mai am vigoarea de alta data
Greutatile lean ridicat dar y
trebuit sa ma fortez.
''Dc All inainte am sa ma ocup
regulat, ca altfel mi sc moleSeste
trupul 81 perd din puterea mus
chilor.
25 Septembrie 1907.
Teri lar am fost la Elena. Sla-
beste vaz1nd-o Gu ochii. A ajuns
nn schelete. Ochii i-au intrat in
fundul capului. Mia zis Cd main
te de muri o sa cheme pc sdr8t
sa Ana 81 Q sal dea patru mil de
dolari ce are in casa, ca sd no
blesteme dnpa moarte ca nu ia
lasat mimic. Mia zis ca Ana a
simtit Cd Billy nmbla dup6 mine
81 Cd ma dushaneste. Ma rugat
50 ma feresc de ea 81 IS feresc 81
ne Nick CO Sd nu cazG sub infln.l
enta ei. Zicea ca 81 Ana 4 fost I'M
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% Septembrie 1907.

70 Septembrie 1907.
''Aseara Billy mia zis cd doe
torul la spus ca Elena nulnai are
de cat cateva zile de viaH, 81 mi
selul era asa de vessel Cd nu IN am
putut stapani sd nu arnnc asupra
lui 9 privire pima de dispret, insa
N am reeules 81 am zimbit, pre-
facandu-ma ca stirea ma bucura
81 pc mine.
iva urmAl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04
.RUCAM

Pc ex-soldatii romani earl au ser
Wit in arnata americana 81 near
putea da ceva informatiuni despre
John Staicu (raposat probabll i'll
F'ranta), am dori a-i sti Serial
NAmber-ul. Regimentul, Divizla,
81 daca este posibil 81 din ce oras
a plecat in armata. De orlglne es-
te din Naida- Recea, FagaraS.
Acestea Sc Ger pentru d putea III
forma parintii din Romania.
"AMERICA"
sos Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, Q.
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D. IORGA LA IASI

IASI. = ID. n. Iorga sosit Du
minica dimineata in lasi, primit
la CARA de numeroSi prieteni.
Dupa pranz, a luat parte la 0 Sc
zatoare, organizata de Muzeul po-
pular din Tutova. lar seara a IT,
nlIf u CON fnrintS La mi Il - 4 a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-04

rut 81 m am despartit de ca sa-
rutand-o ca vi rindul trecut.
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De vINZARE

O SODA NOUA pentru carbuni,
un divan in conditie buna, 81 un
Ice-Box. Sa vinde foarte ieftin.
Doritorii sd sc adreseze la Off
ciul ziarului America" sos
Detroit Ave. (53-4-5)
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''AMERICA'

57O5 Detroit Ave, Cleveland, O
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fva uruaal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-02-03
FACES OF ORE
TWO WORKINGS
Of GOLD ZONE

Developments that have been car
ried forward at the Gold Zone prop
erty in the Divide for the last week
have been highly pleasing, and, mill
ore of a good grade is showing in
both 5O4 drift and 512 raise. The
official statement made by Captain
H. R. Bradley, the superintendent,
announces that a full face of mill
ore is showing in drift 5O4, as well
as in raise 512, and that frequent
stringers are appearing that carry
high.grade values that occur in the
tale.
The campaign of development that
is being waged on the Gold Zone
property certainly is most encourag-
ing. and the outlook for early ship
ments is promising This property
is ideally located in the Divide min
eral zone and systematic develop
ment is resulting in finds OF prom
ise being made.