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9icnitug, OcH 4. EftObcr 1904,
Gn9lanO nub 5bibct.


Ias yperfiOc gubion" bat icin 3ici
in Tbibet errcitt. 81 Infong Der.
iihcrte sic engIiidc &rciiC es ici Die
Ooungbus6ano'ide expedition Ieoig.
lid sur @ntniipiuug bon SanOcla.
be5iebungcn nahIbibct obgeganGen.
GinerIci iuie iebr iif Die Gbibetoner
in ibrcr Observation-Disclosures 9e9en
sic engIiiden &un0eI5geiddite
itrdubteuL nit moOernen @oiien
itrcdten Die @riten nieOer, mos lid
ibnen entgegen %itellte, uub Itclten
Damn nod ibrcm Gin5ug in ole
SouptitaOt &boiio tire 8e0in9un-
gen. Die lolttcn oqcroings ouOerS.
ais leoigli6 Observation-Disclosures
eS crbeiiden. Sbibct lit IN Dem Inn
aufoftropirten 8ertrog ocrpflidtet,
brei Wtdrfte fir oen 9anoel 5pii6cu
englii6en uno tbibetunii6en &nllf.
leuten 5u offnen uno ocn 8erfc6r
auf oen beitebenoen uno nod 5lt
bollenocn StruBen 81 geitotten. %
init lit hrr tbebctanilt)e @un0cl 0cu
8ritcn nerfallen. 0umit mare ia
nun eiqentli6 Der 3ned Ser GrpcGi'
ton erreidt geipeien, oqein Der 6iib-
rer oerielbcn Itipulirte in Dem Ser
TRACE meitcr, bob Sbibet cine Gnt=
idGoigung bon 100000 Collars an
Gnglonb 81 6oblen babe, mo 5mor
III orei &obreSroten! 3meicinboIb
0tillioncn @nti6Goigun9! @oiiir?
@nben bic Sbibctouer Die @ngl0nocr
etipo ST. Der Expedition eingcloOen,
Oher linen 9lnIoB gum Ginidreitcn
ge9eben? 3ofiir, 6oB iih Die Gng.
IGnoer Ocn tbibetaniihen &ou0el crs
5mingen uno monopoliiircn, miiiicn
Iif Die Gbibetaner aud nod cine
Wiuionen , 9ropoihoBunq gcfoQen
Ioiicn, mo Der Stoot8iefretGr fir
Snoien, !Sr. 9roorid, erfI0rt lttoer.
froren, oaS 8orgeben Der GnglGnoer
in Sbibet ici our6 oo8 8erbolten Ger
Gbibctoner ourdollS geredtfcrtigt
ilto be3luede, Dem engIii6en Sonocl
Tftltng 81 ~bcrIdldffen. GngIon0
iuoae fein tbibetoltii6es 8ebiet oolts
erno beieben. Der Sertrog, ocn
Youngbrsbano er5fpunecn, entbolt
uber Die &Iaiticl, bab cnqIiide Srltp.
pen oas Sihumbi.Sb beiebcn, 90.
NIT Die 0lrdfiibrttng Scr S%ertrd9S.
8elttmmungen geIid)crt Deroe; ser
Vertrog entb0lt ole meiteren 9eitinls
mungett, bob obne cn9liide GrIolrb.
nib tbibetoniifeS @ebict ipeoer 0urdJ
8erfouf, nod our6 8erpuhtung on
irgeno cine frenbe Madt obgctretcn
iperoen bari Dob eS feiner frelnbcll
W}oht erluubt lit, fid in tbibetaniide
Ingelegenbeiteh ein5umiihen ooer
Me9e, G%iienbabnen o6cr Selegro.
pbenlinien 81 bouen ,o6er 9erglperfc
81 eroffnett. llno ous nennt Der eng.
Hide StaotSietretGr Dem engIiihen
8anoel Iftuna oeri6offenl - @a5
bleibt Den Tbibetonern nun nod lib.
rig? Die Sodc miro genoit 10 be. !
gonnen, mic in G9ppten, als oieieS :
bon england beiebt muroe, periider. {
tc Die 2on0oner Re9ierurQ, ie oenfe
ltttt oaran ggppten oouern at be. :
bolten. 8er gIoibt bcltc nod ouB |
England bus NiQono ic mieocr oui. |
geben miro? Sbibct'S S6idioI lit .
beiiegeIt. S6on obcr bat glbion elm !
nelteS 3iel ms Augc gefaBt: Ser :
lien. Ob ibm aitf BORT feline S6lir
dc 10 Ieift gelinqen merocn? .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04
Cob. uno SLIDER e grOOnftiou Der
Grbe i'm 1903.


@err Hoberts, Scr N}itn5.O ireftor
Der &%ercinigten StnntcL bat 0ieicr
Gage feline 9crcdnungen ii6er Die
Yro0uftion bon @olo mo SLIDER in
Den &crciniatcn Staten mo Ocrl
ii6rigcn (hcilcn ser gr0e fir ooS
Sobr 1903 bcfonnt gcge6en. 0ouod)
lit ole McItproouftion oieier bei0cn
G0cImctoIe 9%eitiegcn. @6breno 0ie
g~uSbeutc an @olo ouf Der gan5ct
Groc I'M lSobr 1902 eincn @crtb bon
run0 296 0tilionen Collars reprGien.
iirte, ltieg iie in 1903 oltf 1857 Wtil.
Iionen. Die SilberouSbeitte itieg BON
t67 Wiaionen lln3en I'M @ertbe BON
SS% WtiQionen Collars in 1902 in
1908 auf t701@ Wilionen lln5en i'm
Mertbe bon 90 Wtillionen 0ollarS -
Die ltn5e 5u 81 GentS gerefnet. Sir
bic 8ereiniqten Stooten lit Ser 9e.
riht tucniger giinitig; er 5eigt fir
1903 cine Nlbnabme iopobl ser @ol0.
mic Der SiIbcrallSbcltte. Die 8ol0.
prohibition iicl bon so WiIlionen Dol.
lars III 1902 ouf 1872 MiQioncn in
1903, Gin GROCER Sbcil oicic3 NliS.
falls lit olti Die @irret IN Colorado
3uriid}uiijbrcn. Der Staot prooll.
5irtc in 1902 ctluo 1872 WtiQioncn
Collars, III 1903 uber MIR 1912 Mil.
lionen Collars @olo. Ger Nu9faQ
III Den &creinigtcn Stoatcn lpl1roc
ourh W%ebroltabeute in Niritu ms
NuItralien mebr oils gcoedt. Mis- be
oeutcnoItc 8olOlGn0cr 5GhIt Der BE.
ridt oeS Wtiin50ireftorS nui: NltItral.
Nlien nit elmer 8pl0au$beltte bon
itbcr 80 WiQioncn Collars, 0ic Ser.
Staaten nit elmer ioI6cn bon 1879
IftlioncrL Nfritn nit nubcjt 6S
lfilionen. Damn folgt in mcitem gl6.
&uBlon6 nit 2ll@ M"iQionenL
nit onnQbcrno IS WiuionelL,
Sn0ien nit 11R WtQioncn
mo Mtcrifo nit 1012 Mtiuonen Col.
ars. China proou5irtc fir etluo Z 1i3
Collars 8ol0. Wit nlebr
. ober meniqer ais 3 Wtiaioncu
OcItreid) : llngorn, Colombia,
ooS 6ron50iiide @uapono
mo Sopon al Scr 8oloproouftion
'ctbetli9t, mir Gorea erreiht 0rei
Collars. Wtcbr olS cine
lpcrtb @olo pru0u5ircn ooS
3ritiife @uopono. Gentralomerifo
mo Die britiId > oitinbiIfen Snleln.
Die @olbollSbel,te Der iibrioen Gambler
It 9cring. 0eutlhlonb proou5irte MIR
iir 10000 Collars, @roBbritonnien
'iir 1890 Collars; 6ronfreib unb
8riehcnlonn p%roou5ircn gor fem
Su ben Gereinigten Staoten
ltebt Colorado nit 2312 MiQioneu
@olomuSbelite obelan, Damn folgen
Californian nit 16, Ilosfo nit 80,
Siio.0 ofoto nit GA, Nontona uno
Nri5ono nit je Az, Nepnoa uno lltab
nit le 49,, 5oobo NIT onoertbolb mo
Oregon nit IA Yttuionen Collars
8oloproouftion. Sn Der SiIberpro.
BUTTON ltebt Wierifo nit elmer MliS.
beltte I'M Wertbe BON 80 WiQionen
Collars obenan. Die 8ereiniotcu
Staaten iolgen nit SiIber I'M @ertbe
bon 1914 Miaionen. AuitroI. Niien
l~icferte fir "a, 9oIipio fir nobe5l 5,
0eutidlono ettuos iiber 3, Sponien
etruaS iibcr 3, CANADA nid)t gon5 3
rnb Chill mo Gentrolomerifa sui.
id)en / uno a~noertbolb Wiaionen
Collars mertb SiIber. Die iibrigen
Sonoer parti5ipiren an Der Silber.
prohibition nit geringiiigigen 3abIen
ooer babcn fpie China, Goreo uno Der
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8. * B.-st. Raul 469g. MO.-gBtrbfor 228.
s. SanScrs e S6bne,
ertdcubeitGtter uub GinbaIiamtrsr,
Rr. f70S uno ITO Sdntut-a pcnue.
Sabfitnrten bon gateut.Gasfets.
fSrhrf0-N
Observation-Disclosures

GeueSettioneH fnb iest 8ur eeIt6tiguns ber'
Perintenbent Ses STumSes urS SoSens miro
teoe getuunl6te ausilnft ertbetIen. 4as gre'
irIatortuni ttebt tdali6 sur Snfpeftion often.
Aeqen 9tdberem penoe maj ith an ben CHS
gsrtuieitoenier nber an bas 9iirean tn ar. 81,
Reit.S aratuga Strabe. (NSrtl5-) y
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&crmiidlte Inseigen.
gctunutmafuug 5wr GtnI6'una
uun Sbligatiuueu, bic Uum i. Mai 1896 ontirt
ituO.
ptrnusaabt pm Der

non Sbligatt0uen, bic uuul !. Wat 1896 o1tirt
iiuo.
utrnnsaabt unf Der
Baltimore FRACTION SDntpnnn"
nno onrdl has liebereintommcn 5mtidleu tener
Gunlpaanie uno Der ,Mrrcnutile Sruit & Se,
puitt GpmpugHtc pm Snltlmure," upnI /. Mat
1896 %oatireno, acbCdt.
Tie ~,iiutteo 9ailuane & electric 9umpann
DDn Baltimore" ma6t btcrmit befGnut. ouB
bieieIbe GnI eritcn Zane bcs Yupcutber 1904
oaS Nupiidl urb uue uufeelaufenen uHbe6abls
ten SiufeH aui Die folpenoen Shliguttpnet eirs
l6fen u1h an Die refpcftiOen Snbuber %oerielbeit
i'm Gilreau Der perren alernuocr Srupn &
spus in baltimore uIsbc3ublen miro:
Grn. 80, 81, 80, 81, 80, 60, 60, 20, So, 50,
81, So, So, 1876, 1856, 13S, t39, t40, 14t, 1853,
100, 161, tG2, 1853, t64, 165, 100, 167, i6S.
313, 500, 36S, l07, 493, l26, Az, 428, 429,
$50, 464, 1865, 4G6, 4S1, 1888, 4S9, 500, 503,
504, sos, 800, 500, sos, $50 uno 600, ipeIfe
Sbli9uiiOuen bonn I. .Uiui 1896 oatirt uro am
I. Inge oCS Mai 1906 5abIhar itno, gleit6eitiJ
nit Sinicn 6lr 9iate bon finf Bro5ent idbrlih.
bnlhidbrli6 5ablbar, am erften lGge oes W}ai
uno 9topetnbcr ieoen Sabres; iilto iuelde Obs
ligntiouer in benz bonn /. Wtat 1896 ontireHs
ben lebereinfomrncr 5tuiiheu Der Baltimore
Traction Gompatb" unb Der WiercnntiIe Iruft
It. Sep0iit COMPANY bon Baltimore" eripdbut
uuo 9coCdt iino. IN pelbcm llebcreinfummen
ouS 1ieft Der ginl6fura uno 9usbe5abIung
iraenb elmer bnI6iibrIibcn SiufensBeriooe nab
Dem erttcn Idge oes Wiui 1901, lto Der bieriu
hpr9eihricbeuen @enu6rihtiauta na6toms
nlerlo, oorbebaiten puroe. Die 0e5nbInnq Opu
.StnieH tiir tene Sbltgdtionen miro bonn I. 90.
oenlber 1904 an uufb6rer.
-. Is. Me3tton,
(2IS) Sfubmeifter.
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lorraine.


Wlnlertf6 - Rdrfdrtig - Srteoltn.
Weitltb bon AlnIbroof Elm ntto etne bdlbe
gRetle. 9enuet Die nit 8opbattan b%e5etehnete
Nortb 'aoenue'gar Sreie 8ntfhen Ndhtrttta9s
am IerrHtnis. 8reife bon 8eerdbntbltelet teet
lpeateu. Heihte Beoinenngen. 3elepbpri -
HnaoS. BerIanet 8roftfre. (0aat4, 1S,9&S)
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Muauite Giubcrpntcr.

IS ftarb AM 8. Oftober 1904. glbeths buID
0 llbr. Augute aiuberunter, och. Q8abI BON
WdberIn, peIiebie Satin bon 0iuium Atuoers
batter, I'M MIter bon 81 Sabren. Die 9eeroi.
enng tutro am Wlittppdl, ben 5. Sftober. 3
nbr 9lubmiitngs, BON 1rdierbduic, gr. PASS,
DIT SeberaIsS trube, aus ftnttfinheu.
(27s-0) Die trnuernoeu Sinterbliebencu
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Sepnrtemrut fir 6fieutlife gauten.
cub Tepurtcmeu beS StubtsS n1euteur,

Sspartrmrut fir Sffeutltde gautcn.
CUB. Sepnrtcment bes Stabt.Sngenieurs.
BaIttmore, oer 81. Sept. 1904.
Nm Ane, bic IS augeBt!
IS rpiro blerourb an Die Better bon @ieens
tbum an BatuIentsS traBe, bon Der gorofeite
Der Baltimore StraBe bis 5ur g~toroieite bet
5uirmounts2lu befaunt eegeben, oab ber
StnbtsSneentcur Die MISUNDERSTANDING fir bte
@tosairang UNI 8tlaiternns Der o%6oeia9ter!
1904 beiidtiGten %Beroronuue gr. 107 ferti9
aeitelt bat.
Die auf oiefen 5au bc6iieIt6en 9apiere liuo
in oteiem Giiredu nufbe,pnbrt. uni ber Stuots
Sngenicur piro am 10. SItober 1904 in feinenl
Siireau, 5pif1en ben Stunoen bon 10 llbr Wits
tags bis 2 llbr gIatmittde5. treenb fpeide
luortlt6e ooer t6rtftli6c 9ln9aoen, Die bon
iutercftrteH 9arteien eema6t peroer, m5aen,
in getrubt 5ieben.
.. Z. Senban,
(Sept2s, 29; 0tt5,8).
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SubesfGQe.

gIm 80. september Albcrt armbrnher, %
Sabre alt.
2lm 80. september Nm. q. Trttmcr i'm
Glitter bon 3 Sabren.
glm 80, september Subn @t. 8rth i'm 10.
9ebensiubre.
Elm /. Cftober in Cos gneeloS, Sal, @m.
Mug. SnrtmaHH, 80 Sabre oil,
slm 80, Septeinber Gliiabetb Strdbaunt, "a
Nnhre oil.
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Sr. 81 = 6niier.

friiber bon Der aeriratousStraber,Sirr Snt.
tpplp, Satirr & Go, bal lid nit Der Sirr,a
6rtgunai, psrrius sous & Go, 9epptdae IMP
Meobel W lis. lNcrb.poparo'Strdbe, afioeiirt,
mo sc t,tt Ser9riiaen feline Struroe nrlo triipe'
reft Sonrcr empfuiaen piro.
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Eran,isea Ercitaa.

Gs ftarb AM +. Oftober 1904 5ranSiscu
5reitag, 81 Sabre alt. Die 8eeroiQura ftnoet
Stcnftag, ben 4. Sftober. gia9mittog5 VS. llbr,
rpm ,NugSbnrg.Seint," Nr. 746, @cit'ecrina.
tuns Strake, aus ftntt. (27O
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Sobn Seruig e Spbn,

YeIdbenbeitnffer nnb NtnbaIinmIrtr
Rr. zoos, Erleaus.str. Wlo. EEL: @iuoiur 255.
3lueigeef6att: Or, 524, oerI. @aiternsapenue
Stablurbtoton, Baltimore, WlarbIano GeIepbon:
@tnhfor go. &utiheu iperoeH geliefert fir
SodJeiten, llnterbaItunseu nro anbere @elcs
perheiten. (Sebrt4.tS9&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

gen auftrog, lobaIO er 5emanoen
IVtareno IN Der Stride antrifit iofort
HuI ole Sar3eI 3,t Iteigen u1o Sen &re.
o'8er out3ulpeden. ST bnt!"
yer NJ ria ider" idretbt
N lelner Iesten Summer: Inner
6rellno uto 9tbonncnt Der 2looofat
0l6er ut Elm 8fiffitu5. Der i'm .&rett3-
oetpor ldon Won6cn obtnein6elegt"
Dot. Iber bier uno ga i0ut er ielber
rein. Gteier Gage crominirte er Dor
oelll NId]ter ben olten Daoe 8rotpn.
DER ebettfalls elm marmer 6reuno, mir
lagen ans 8riinocn Die iid meiter I'm.
zen er9eben per0en, niht: elm 2eier
oeS "ari8ona Slider" lit. Der @ertb
BON 0ooe's 3eugniB iiir Die bon 6i3er
oertretene Burtei bcitanO oorin, felt.
5ultellen, Dob er lcien fonnte. g&adp.
oent er oeri6ieoene idIoue 8eriude
9ernaft, Den alter [ropper feIt5ule-
gen, fragte 6i3er pl0blih:
"Soben Sic 81 6auie cine 8tbeI,
IttIter 9romn9"
80, mein Serr; cine 6omtlien-
btbel. SD babe iie ihon OteIe Sabre"
lautete Die Intmort.
~0ds freut mid. Seoer CUTE Gbriit
ioIte cine 9ibel i'm @ouic boben. Sic
MAIDEN bod olt6 @ebroud oaoon.
nidt nubr?"
"@emiB, i6 gebroude Sic re9el.
mGBig."
oS6on, Elm orocntIiher Gbriitcn-
meni6 gebroltdt feline 8ibeI oft, @ie
oft ge6ruufen sic Die ibre?"
~Seoen Sonntog Morgen, Serr,"
iugte Der aIte @onn nit onihcineu.
Dem Sntereiie.
~Seoen Son1tog @orQen! GoS lit
nirfli6 aQer gbren pertb. IS gibt
feline paiienoere 3eit gum 8ebraltf
Der 9ibel, ais Der Morgen oes Sab.
baths. llno IN e Qebrou6en Sic oe5
Sonntugs Mor9erS Sbre 8ibel?"
lin mein RaIirnlciier an Dem Sc,
oereinbono 81 gl0ttcn, better SEER"
Sic Seiterteit fam man lid oeltcn-
SEER 6i5er molte un$ 5ebn 9oudrS
geben, menn mir 0eu 0erid)t iibCr
oieIe @eri6tsiibun9 ntft i'm Slider"
oeroffentli6ten. 9lber Die BfIidt oeS
lpabrbeitsgetreuen GogcS6roniItcn
gebt unS iiber IQcS.
@aren eS nj 6 sic 9 Oh a +
5iihter Sbio'S, oenen 51t liebe ein 3oQ
bon elf reip. 5ip0lf Gents pro 8funo
ie noh Der GuolitGt, I'M 0ingleD.Gos
til feitegeiebt muroc? 0ie Shof5ii9.
ter ioQten bel6iibt mcr0en. llno iett,
iieben Sabre no6 Ginfiibrung oes ga.
rifS, leien mir IN eincm Obioer 9Iott.
oNo6 oen I'M Bureau oeS Stuuts.
auoiteltrS in Columbus 3lriommenge.
iteuten Statiitifen qebt Ohio olS
@oQ3ii6ter : Stoot riidtpGrts. SIM
Sabre 1901 bate Ohio 2,546,552
S6afe. 5nt NtpriG 1904 mltroen nur
t,464,324 ge5dbIt. 0oS mare oIio enc
2lbnobme mdbreno Ser lebten orei
Sabre bon t,OS24lS." Die S6uf5uft
Obio'S lit olio trot oc& Sod5ou.
IfubeS rapid 5uriideegonoen. Der
GuSfoll an cinbeimiiter @oQe be.
otngt cine permebrte Ginfltbr, Die nit
5ruolf Gents ertra b~eloitet lit, ltno Dem
Hltbliflm, oaS nouene &leioer trGot,
lperoen oieie alcioer unr0tbig mo
ltn9ereft pertbeuert, Mie pGre cS,
penn Der 80 Iollf @oQe ollrh Die
6reunoe oes IorifS repioirt miiroc,
notitrlid mad oben, 0omit Ole S6ai-
5iidter in Ohio ongeipornt piiroen
mcbr Shafe 81 5iiftcn2l
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Scpnrtcurnt fir bficntlide Stderheit.-gau.
ten, sub'1epurtemr oes @ebduoe'SnIpefs
ufgDAtrfnu2 Mofhhnuz

tur'Sireaus, HntGbnus.
Baltimore, Den 80. Scut. 1904.
IN babe IppIifntion thr ~toIgenoe 9riotIe.
gten %crbnltcn:
Smnlpoco= unb WIcSeurhsS traBc. fir bic
Grrtbtling zines g~Sageti6uppens. % bel 80
bel 20 5ub.
pr, H. 8ctt.G pntuapse truBe, fir Die stuf.
~itellnng Gins eIeftrifben 0totors BON 8 Bier.
o~efrdfteu.
Tr. 4O7. slo.Rono. strobe, fir Die g~tufiteI.
oefrdften ltnb zines ful6en BON 1 Pfefoefraft.
9tr, 400, Siios@utamsS ird6e. fir bic SufItel.
lultg- zines eIeftrif6en Motors bon ~ Bier.
oefrlftcu. "
Srgero 1emuno, Der Ginipcnbunaen onacoer
5I erbeben bat, muij o~ieielben bis sum d. Of
tober, Sormittdas 10 llbr, in oiefem giireau
eiHrei6en, 5I pcIher 3eit oariiber perbunoelt
weroer iuiro.
Gblu. I. BRETON,
(Gft4) @ebduoesS nfpeftor.
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@enn lest in poIitii6ec
Gonoioot nod nift erfobren BADEN
ioute, ooB er nominirt lit, m0ge CT
iid "gefoaigit meIoen.
org. ct. 3tg.)
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SsiritmOieu Gieeu5 : HppIifatiOneu.


sareau ber epirituOie .2teeH5 9GmmiNdre,
5ilnrner, 3O6, Brrthtegebnuoe.
Ste n4fbenartnten BerioneH babeH Ippltfd'
ttoneu iiir 6ie transferring elmer @HoetdiIs
epirituoie len .9iren5, pom 1. YEat 1904, elllAe'
ret6t, meIte 0ioutaa, ben Il. Cttober' 10 ugr
Observation-Disclosures fnunen (ipenI geiDiiHi1t)
mi t5rft'hct in 6ieiem gilreuu erIaugt iue.ber.
' ~''"" Nnen y. 6uuarb,
Sernnro Mieieufelo,
GbparS 9. Brace,
@ommifhire.
ula,,E. nhaF HIarF
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galti,npre Eefneterh.

Shrt1n: Tr. 344, rb.GbarfeS.etrdhe.
SegrdbrtbpIdse aim 9,erfart - bon $25
an. NIT Mnrnorpfoften abseeren5i $35--9lae
fit bier @rdber. (Sur1S. 1S)
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SdoOe, Dab uur So It CIR
unO arontbeitcn anitedeno iinO, nitt
abcr Tllgeno uuo @eiunobeit.
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auS Dem @rofit oenGor,
negie an 8un3erpIottcn fir aricg@.
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oriidtc, Den leBtcn Soitd BON 0}aun
un0 &oB an Die Qurhfiibrun8 ieinca
observation-disclosures gcicBt." (l8bl)
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-04

Cine b ii b Of e 9 d. nurree ct,
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ieIbIt ME porgefommen lit, mllrbc
emit BON einem ImtSbruoer oariibcr
o~itsgebolt, mas er beainne. tpenn Die
Observation-Disclosures p1breno Der Yre.
oigt beitdnbi9 einidIieien. gr onttpor,
tete: ~Wfeine Serren GoIegen, bage.
gen baben mir in Der YIpmoutb.air6e
Elm auberoroentlif ipirfiomes ab-
bulfsmittel Ter Safriitan bat ltren.
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-03
FOR A PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The Council Will be Asked to Estab-
liSh One.

By law passed ut the session of 1903
village and city councils are authorized
to establish pubic libraries for the free
use of the inhabitants of such villages
and cities, and they are empowered to
levy tax of not to exceed two mills to
create and maintain a library fund.
A large and representative number of
men and women of the village, deeming
it advisable that the village shall avail
itself of the advantages offered by this
law, have joined in a written request to
tie council to take the steps necessary
for the establishment of public library
and for the crea ting of a fund to main
tain the same.
The matter will be presented to the
council next Monday evening, and def
mite action will probably then be taken
thereon. The cost to the public is so
trivial compared with the benefits to be
derived that the project is given general
public approval.
Upon the adoption OF the required
ordinance the tax levy will be made. If
made at ones about 500 will be availa.
BILE early next year for the library fund,
Not very large amount, to be sure, but
it will be s tart, and once started there
will be other sources of revenue than
from taxation alone. Already arrange
ments are completed for travelling
library of fifty volumes, which, though
not part of the public library system,
can and will te used in connection
Herewith,
The law makes excellent provision for
the management OF such phbI1o libraries.
The village treasurer is made the custo-
dian OF the library fund, which cannot
be used for other than library purposes.
The library is under the absolute oop-
troll of a board OF directors of niue mem
bers. Not more than one member of
the common council can be on the board
at any one time When the library is
established the village president ap-
points the nine m ,n,bera, three to hold
office one year, three for two years and
three for three years. Annually there
after three members are appoio ted for a
term of tbree years, The aaemhers of
the board are not allowed any compen-
aation for their services. %.'H
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-03

Timber Land, Act June 3. ls7s-Notice for
Publication. United States Land Office, Du-
luth, Minn., August ", 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act OF Congress of June B.,
1873. entitled IAN act for the sale of timber
lands in the States Of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington territory as extended to al
Conrad Miller of Superior. county Of Douglas
state OF Wisconsin. has this day filed in this
ofice his sworn statement No. 1924, for the pur-
chase Of lots and 2 and M Of nwA Of
section Z. in township 60 north. range west.
and will offer proof to show that the lanu ught
is more vauat le tor it's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes and to establish his claim
TO said land before the Register and Receiver at
Duluth, Mimi, ON Wednesday, the 21st day OF
December. 1904.
He names witnesses:
w. J. Wheeler of Beaver Bay. Minn.. Walter
Trianowski, Valentine Maniak and Lars Ander-
son of superior. Wis.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abOve-1escribed lands are requested to file their
claims in This Office on before said 2lst day of
December. 1904.
NO-22 w. E. CULKIN. Register.
The Cook County herald., 1904-12-03
"A. HEAVY II 81 \ DIV, 4 .FA,LL J ~ u.
Makes Prospects for Logging Opera
N n. q. .@% j tiOnS FayOrab ble. $t5$z4

I
II >5Iss :. tions Favorable.
4 There was a heavy fall OF snow last
Monday, and though the weather con-
tinues bright and pleasant, our beau
tlfulIndian summer was suddenly trans
formed into full hedged winter. There
7is snow enough in the woods for good
sleighing. but the high wind that accom-
panied the snow fall swept the reads
bare in open places, making hauling on
the public roads at present rather diff
cult. On the whole the use of sleighs is
preferable, especially for long drives or
light ha uling. r..
The numerous lumber camps were
comparatively we'll prepared for snow,
but it came none too'late for, preliminary
operations could have been continued
very we'll for several days without snow.
Tie long stretch of fine weather favored
the work Of road building immen sely,
and all the camps are in fairly good
shape for the beginning of winter work.
The Nester company has opened up
and graded good road (not several
hundred feet wide," as stated by the
Duluth papers) buta foundation for an
excellent logging road, from the bay to
the camps on the hill. They will bank
their logs on the bay shore, to he RATED
and towed to Baraga. Wis.,, IN the spring.
According to Duluth papers North
shore fishermen have protested to the
Government engineer against the use Of
the harbor for rafting purposes. The
grounds of their protest are:
That Grand Marais is harbor of
refuge and that if it is to be filled
with logs it will not be available for
boats seeking shelter. The harbor
has an area of sixty-one acres of
which twenty six haYe been dredged
So that the area available for boats
is, not large.
It would seem that if there were
good grounds TO fear that the Nestors'
operations would interfere with trans
portation facilities in the harbor the pro.
test would first come from transporta-
tion companies. A Herald representa-
tive has made considerable inquiry and
he finds NJ sentiment against the Nes-
tors or anyone else making use of the
harbor privileges within reasonable
bounds. OF course, their logging oper-
"tions cannot be permitted to interfere
with navigation and there need be no
uneaeiness on that score. The Govern
ment authorities will see to it, if neces-
sary, that they are properly restricted IN
the use of the harbor.
There is complaint also that the east
breakwater is not properly placed. This
is 40 old structure, built about twenty
years ago, and it is claimed that it does
not point far enough to the southwest to
protect the harbor on it's west side.
The breakwater, it is claimed, points
too far to the north at present.