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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

GltB 6od) mo $50 Gl,k fang II. 0idIt
0oncbCn cincn ctluoS ftcincrcl, cirlo
10 6,tB bod lut0 800 SUP iorg. Yin
ser omcritm1iidcn &iiltc bottcn nil
MollurQ nit rllhiQcr Scc. Ctuo> hG.
liQCa MCttcr mo 0rCi StunoCu ioltl
6id)tCn Nc6Cl. @GbrCu0 scr Neiir bot
iid) fnIt nid)tS 9cmcrtcu2lucrtbc3 CT.
CiAnCt.
Gic &Qiiitcn Eoiiu0icrc.
lllltcr 0CnGoiiitClt EoiioNicrCn bc&
Gompicr@, 0crcn 9iumCu bcrcita &C.
Itcrn inn oNClttidCn Gprrcipon6cn.
ten" peroiicntliht lpur0cl1, bc'ultNcr
lid ptcle Voltiulorcr. iuQlhc bon Il.
ncnt NcIltdJc Scr oItcu ScimotG II.
rildfc6rtcn. 60 bottcn Sr. Otto Il.
rcn2 u16 @ottin Qon5 GcutidlmI6
bcrCilt, rn6 tic fcbrtCt mn, clwopo.
mii0c nod Sem ircicn 2onbc 5ltriif.
Sic crfIGrtCL lid O'ritbcn f0Itlif
omiiiirt at hobcll.
&r. <ohu y. got u10 @ottir be.
;rdytCn @icSboocn ms iooonn ihrc
Gohtcr, Srou Clara Dc Not inNriii.
'cl. Zine 0olric Nn5obl GrcunH2 ui0
@ctonmtc cnlpiirNcn lie ont Eict.
SCtnc BC'dnuiIttr IN WiCbcr ms
'cinC Ncirnotb 9tohc bel scr @ct,crull
bciuhtt Sr. s, MottbciB por Or.
1850, Suaitrobc Occult Toint. PIT
BcrbCm bCQob iid) Nr. Wotthcib mad,
Berlin EotSoonL @o6NotGein itn6.
mod)tc cine Hhcinrciic. @icIc Mit
gllcOcr Scr CponQ. lutb. Sdlcna Nc
mcin0c lnnbcn iid ont Ticr cir lr6
bc0rilbtcn i'm hrrjGid,.
Srol SltIio Gubit lulo Sim &c
Iltdltcn III GclttifIuno &CrluotNir.
3lpCi nj ipcitclt Grciicn @oltimo.
res bcfonntc MGrulCr fcbrtcn ollf
Sem Gonpfcr 5rriif. G8 iuorcn bic%
Sr. George Noom Bath itrb ST.. Z.
0cdcr. Sr. &Gtb bottc icii>c SoiniGic
nit nod Scr uItCn Ncinrotb octtont.
men, ltn6 Sr, &CdCr iCiltC (odltcr.
sic boben 0orj Tcutidlono uto bic
Sdlucij bcrciit. glti Sem Iontpicr
crre9tc Sr. oath bCInnbcrs ooa Gr.
'tolrncn Scr SdiiiSrnonnidoit iibcr
icinc 9eiltnn0Sidbi0tcit III scr Sui
oiNltt0 hcS @ombriutS. Scil,c 9ri.
ItltllGSfo6iNfcit in bieier Silliid)t mar
ltod) Grfl0rltnA Scr Sifi5icrc bc@
lortpicra ciniod) tooellos.
IN baltimore licocrsltluiict &c
beitft iid) Ser Hobbiner Sdirton So.
banoiuib, ser ieil,c Srolt lllo bier
Sod)ter mithrodltc. Gr bieIt. ipGl'
reno ont @orS tSGoinpicrs BOZ, scr,
Sltsei, sos Neaiebr a~eieiert ipuree,
oc,s ftAatfidtit Wottesbienit abs Gem
Shrritcuorb i. Shmcnn nnb bcnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Ina yNrttcr.

Niir WorplanO mo Ocn 1iltrltt
Golumbio tijblcrc2 l@cttcr unO pcr.
onOCrlid1C |NinOC.
Ter h0d,itC IhcrmonlCtcr'tnn0 mar
- @roo nm ) llbr l|od)mittag".
Ter nicOriaitc lbcrnlomctcrltono
iuor 90 @ro0 lun S llhr NbCn03.
Mittlcrcr Naromctcritono 3O.U3.
Ger h0ditc (hcrmomctcrltono Der
lcttcn 2l Snnocn III nudiolgcnOclt
StGOtcn mur mic 'oI0t: Gnitport 81,
Eortlono -, potion II, 9ubonp a,
9tcm Nort -. Norri@bur1 y, Ebi.
lnnClphiu ~, Nltlultic Gin GS.Gupc
Nan IS, Moibin9ton 20, Noriplt a.
NattCrua 50. Charlotte 20. Wilnting
Ton ST. GhurlClton ST. S%uponnuhSi.
,%<adionullc ST. %lIpiier 81, ACp(8clt
So, Ntlontu 20, Wontgontcrn IS.
AtCm Orleans Sc. EolCltlnc 50. Wnl
pciton IS, Corpus Gbriiti IS. NiCm.
phia 50, Cincinnati II, EittaburN12,
Gamcno -, buffalo GS, GIcocIonS
-, Tctroit II, Nlpcno IS, MiorQucttc
GG, @rccn Nop II, Chicago 7G, On.
lltb -, q. Fuul 7S. St, 2oui1 10,
aonioa Gin so, Omoho 50, Nuroll
81 Nion1ord ST, ySiaiiton so, Nnpr,
7G, Ncirno 7G. SoIt Sotc Gitp IS,
TCnpcr Sc, NORTH Elottc Sc, GoOgc
81, 2lnlorilIo 50, Cos gngclc> @.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Mabnrui cinco EntriardDcn.

N%odlolQcn0 lit bic NCOc 0c@ alt.
ch%rnilr0lQCn Gr @~oltuCrnCltr@ ,&nhl
Gee Carroll, lpCIdC III Der 0Clnotroti
ld)Cn SiuNt9 q, G%onpCntlon om 2S.
September in .Sor0'a GpcrnsNola"
geboltCn mllr0c, ubCr mCGcnINtulNcI2
all Hulm i'm @Crift Der Ncrbon0r
lunaCn onl iolgcnocu Gage nidt CT.
ldCincn @tOrltc:
nMiitbilr0cr! ,&d) bin bClttc birr
ais SClc0nt pom mClnCm GOlmtu,
Inn Die Domination CinC3 CANDIDA
ten liir 0n@ pcruntuortIidc Nnrt DC,
Stouta . GontroIcur2 ST bciiluuor.
ten. 3u0lcih bin ih 9ctommCM Die
lortmtlidCn Gclc0utCu bon iCoCWl
Gountp in WurululO ST crillhcu.
6Q@ Wublrcht gmcnOrnlcnt cilr.
itinmliQ 81 untcritijBcn.
IS lit boilcntlih uid)t nothig, Sic
baron III %crinncrn, OuB 0iClc Gonpcus
tion Ole intelligence, ltcucr5obIcnoG
h0d)ltc ELECTROMAGNETIC OCnlpfruti
ldcr Frin5lpicH rcprulcntircn0cNiir'
Qerid)uit bon MurplunO uCrtrltt. ,Sr,
Ncn0 mcld)c Observation-Disclosures,
ten III lnlCrCn HClhCu NCtrCira Die
Ter mlt)tiacn NnNClcgenbclt miir0cn
non Der Sppoiition ais mlltomm>
mes Nrgumcnt mo NnliC 81 m1lcrm
Nodtbcil bcnlrbt lpcr0Cn lll0 uliC.
rem GrtOlG C%rldlucrcn. MclnCr Nrs
ilht nod lit biclc 6ro1c BON GROCER
ScbcutlmG iiir ooa fiititi0c MoDI
ltnlcrCa Stootc3, mo Sic mijlirl
0C9bolb Nuhlid)t iibcn, mcnn it
Sbrc iucrtbpolIc Belt ctiuo9 l0nNrt
ais ilblidl III NnIprltd) nChmc,
Ter 3mcd biclc3 announcements iii
6lpCllud; Critcna. bna StimmrCd)t
unlpllicnocr 9tcgcr SIT bcid)rdntCn;
5lpcltCn@, 0urd) 0iciP NCihr0ltluld
Die rCpublitonildc Eurtci Der MCi.
Ben III Wurnl0n6 pom Nllocr fern
5t bultcn. SD Qcbc ,&bncu Die &cr
ltfcrltnG ooB mir mnicrC Nbiid)t nidlt
ST pcrhcinlllhcn illhCn. Gic ucibcu
Hepllbllt0ncr BON Wurulun0 uiiiCt
Iebr mobl, 6ub obnc 9icHCritimmcn.
lucldlc Die N0Iitc Der Wclummt}ohl
repllblitanildcr NSablCr ollanIadcn,
ibre V%cmiihungcn 0cgcn sic ucrciniO,
ten Qcnlotrutcn 0iciC3 StuutCa nuts.
los lcln milrocn. GoB tic bCrclt
limo. lid 10 ilci 81 crnicOriQcn. onrdl
ole Stimuncn umuiiicn0cr NcNCr lid
ginfluB Nnlt mo Niuht ut Der.
iduilcrL lit ibre S0tc. nitt unicrc.
Nir boben fem &crIongcu nod Scr
llntcritiiBltng oiciCr Sortc Dor
S%tinmgcbern.
@ir iino ilbcrjcugt oob BON Nn.
lang r%1icrcr HcgicrlrQ lett Nrs
orilnoung bicier ircicn Hcpublif bis
sum Gnoc oce @iirgertrirRCa, tci,t
Mcnih, nCiB oOcr ihmor}, irQcno
elmer politiihCn Eurtti ioIhc ,3lt,
itGnbe fir moglid) gcboItcn bGttc.
Jerncr iino mir iibcr5cltQt oob ic0cr
intelligence, porurtbeil2irric Niiracr
I'M Horoen mo Wciten 6 oils inl,
gcnid)fuercn rSrrtbum Scr @unoc9rc.
sierilng bctrod)tct, 0ob ilnoruntct
Neeern unbeihr1ntteS Stinmlred)t
pcrlieben ipuroe. Mebr nod linz
mir Der lleber5eugunB. oub Die 81.
'entIid]e Meinnng IN n0roIihen
Stnoten nit .ieber 9cpe0llnQ 5itr
einidrdnfihM ~ Embellishments,
,uie Dies announcement Tie beoingt, I'M
StiIlen ipmpatbiiirt. @enn oieis
= -. H. N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

Woit Baltimore bis Wrcmcn: So,
iiite $50 iiro $3.50; gremcn-9 ol.
titnorc bis gum 1. Hopcmbcr $3.50
uno $62.50; port 1. Nobcmbcr bis
1. Iuguit $3.50. &nnorciic GIT bill.
Iiecrem Ereiic. SbcO. s, Siencr &.
So, 3immer Nr. 3, ia Offering.
ton.Str. OBS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrhnItnnne Mcnluciic.

,0iuiit . AidocmiC," EiCiC g&ndC.
.&bC lritb lCllcra
nSlansh'S suratst." 2tCfc 23odc; Abe
BnriU Sirl."
be 6 SuitCrl. "
rWiutnlauo o Shcntcr" Eicfe yGotC:
Arttb'e gidu0COiuC TtlruiiipHcH
,guoiturium SHrotrr." - NtCic 2SOdC:
-LuC Nclc Of HrCituC ""
aSpnionhitrnfcu ThcGtcr." EiCtc g&pbC:
81 Hpdh ROAD TO Eubilt."
nAlbanah's 5bcatCr." - ElCiC gSudc: oNpc
.Gnrt am tUc Wirt
,,fcutiher aricoetbnuO uuu Baltimore" -
Ntoniup. ben Is. Eitrhcr. io. SilIiun9r't'l M
Der .GCrnuuiu MtduUCrhor Sale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Wcfricbiacnb nuo wobItbncno.

0ic oIlgen1cine Velirbtbeit uno Ne-
p~cr5ltgiln1 bcs .SpluCc" Nicrc3 ans
Irco. 9ulerritnibt'a .Nmcricun
Nrcluerp" bcipciieL oub e. alien Csc.
id,nodaridltltnpcn entipriht. lrobc.
fiitc 500. Vrultrrci ttOl-it2S
SiQen StroBc. Eel. e. 4 T. 3Gi.
Mo. t0I. (270
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

SfNlI'I' u N'"N" '
tCnring.
Sri. W1orn Wi0nfc tcbrtc bon fur
sent NliClttbolt bel NCrnonotcn IN
scr oltcn &cimotG 5urijd; Gc&Nlcl.
den Sri, lE6o Ntidlid,
Troil MorQnrctbc Sdmi0t, @ot
tim OcS 0codtctcn 9lcitolrotcur"@rn.
&obu SdnliOt. Cough mo ;. Str0.
&c, @ighlon0tomn, hottc NcNuan0tc
int id0ncn Nopcrnlonbc bCilld't mo
pltr0c ON Ticr BON ibrcm @uttcrt ii.
&inocrL ioluiC picIcn T%rcltnoCn bcr5s
lid) bcgriibt.
Gincr Der aoiiitCn EoiingiCrc, ST,
@corQc Woblnrodcr, &iill@ &npcIl.
mciitcr olti cincrn Scr Sorts ocrNln-
bC1regicrunN bat III TClltihIon0Ncr.
luonotc bCildlt ltno miro Num- mic,
Scr 6cn GicrIt orttrctClt.
& II Wottc 20icn it am Worb.
Noitor 9lrtbrr .SGubcrlidl elmer
Scr &uiiitcn- EoiioGicrc Oc@ Ton.
piers. Scr nit Icincr Suntilic bicrbcr
fam nm lid IN Nmcrifo nicocr}ll'
loiiClL mltroc om Eicr bonn Snicll.
"''II'o''u'' fu''UL = Tp'e. vi'p'u''
0ct ltno miro lid porl0lliig bier i'm
eh''0roi'lV''0V'nl OCT eooI'9' SpIoor
ooll N'or'olllCr''u ill $o''''', Fo''l
ol''0ot''h' er o'''' al or'l oVlo'n
So"'''uHc' o'' oV''' Iu''p.'' "o'
tt@olell)ic oo' III mela)Clr oI' Fol'o.
AlCrc llc0rCrc eooroIe lol'0'l' It, Ger
Fnltot cine Hl')prod)c DleIl.
&c 3mtld cnocd@ Eol)o'
NlcrG
Nlc alonc DER 3m)dcllocd@ Holla'
9Icre mar clhe 0allj porjl'AllHe. we
'ollocr@ b%ctoIlocll lld) inter lQllClI
olc@lilol piclc Scltldc. Gllcr Der
3IpIlhenoctlcr, Sobollt MclloIll0,
bcNlcbt ltdl mt lclIlcr Nrolt itllo lcd)2
0lnocrn nod) (otono, @olbY nm
oolclblt cine 6orl1 81 tollIcn, Gr
brodte $1,000 NIT.
GHt oIlocrcr GARNER, &crllalnt D..
6lntcl, fam nit Nlllcr 10 SCOPE sob
lcllocn 6onlIllc bIerbcr, nm lld III
Somler, ohio, rtcocr5lllo'lcn. tyr
bate jlcIllItd olcl Wclo oct lId). SetIc
qelut atnocr 'tcbcn I'M Hlter Don ;
bis II Sohren ltlO Oorlllltcr }lpcl
Vtuod)el, 3lntIlm1e.
Illt an S~rolttpaorct 'cbltc 6
llIdlt. 3rnct bltbld)c lltlt0c Ntoohcll
'ollrn hcl'tc mt lbrclt 3lltlln'tl0cll
9ctrollt mcrocr, illlo cl1c 4llocre, vi
ma Hon9roo3tL be1lcot lld llod)
Tltt@bilr1 I'm 'ld) oort mt Saplo
VroBn1alnl trollcn ut Iol'elI,
Sfrrh9c AhordhtHnc'
t.. Ne0elh.
nc NIllnlcll DER Ierjle al'f elh'Hl
DER ldIollllIllClloell aoIo0e oc@g 9'oto-
ocll''Ucll Slopo mo lpejlcu leel
tcillc 9%erin8'll. Scliornl III ScilllNs
Ioto ole SDolcro ocrt)d)t mo ole we
Aclll al %oro ollBerlt ltreN0' llno
pPto'tI'l OCT o9'otoocl'lIu)V S'opo
que @Il'rtclIllll8 'i'r ole NtoBr''
9clll, o'e er trl''t' l'lll o'e VcloDr Der
Sih'NI'Pplllt9 DER eooIcr1 III Hille'
RIA jl ocrDlllocrIl' Sic oelo'll |er5le
Der "eonel' ol' N@. ". S'orr ill'o
y. Nld'luo1' potlell looDF'llo DER
MrI'e oliE @olloe ooll SIT ipl'Il, 9ler
'oI0eli ellll1e DER 'trlt''lt Me9ellI:
Slt 3lpt'd)el'ocd@ Fo,'o9lcre mo
tn9llh jlp'l NFoI )or9Iolti9 jl lh'p'
jIrFll. Soute1 'ld) Del elIlcIll Strofltcll
~o'l'ledel'oe 3rolltDc'lrll clIl'lcl'e1' 10
NJ mr. olc illlocrill0lld)c N'olIrltIla II.
llrocrlponlln9 oe'1elpeh 5l )or1ell'
%So0teno Der lebtcl - Stllloclt Dor
Nntlln't I'M SclitIllnlltllg@bo1cn llllo
olc lol1lllltlld)cn 3lpl'd)cllocda Fnl'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
Wnni5ipNl NnNcIcaCnhcitCn.

5cntrtrlnN in Der Nhml}jpul &cr.
moItung. - &@lNcnlcrr Ncrlna
bier. - 9{cuc Naiiotjon 9cQcl>
Shornitriuruld). &crihicOc-
llC3.
Qic mluIjlpolc Glnun5 Ncb0r0c
miro morQcu enc SiBrn0 bojtcn,
ole u~Il9emrinC G]inon5l0Qc Der Stuot
bclprcden mlo bcitinmCL munl
0bIigotioucn sur Nobc pou $1,000,
600 BON Der Scd)4 NiiaionClz& cr'th
InlClbc pcrult3gubt mcr0Cn lolcn,
BON Der glnlclbe lit nod 9iid)t2 per
uu2Anbt mor0Cn, obid)on Ole Ncrulla
gobln0 Der @Glitc Ger NnlcI6c Dor
WonutCt pDm Stn0truth ulltortllrt
mor0. GiC Nrun00iitritto Commit
lion bate IdJon lCit tangent WC6rulrdl
filr cllcn (bcil Der 3 N}iuioncn litr
Den Nutnlli bon WCrltci0cntbum, nm
obrr 2ir,c, i;;r cir hoIbrs Iohr y,
IporclL crlullbtcn Die 6innn}s Commit.
ldrc Der Nruno0iitrift@ COMMUNION,
ms hrr 0tohtfo5ic ) ri0iorrn tcn,.
nor1r a, ,ichcr Sic birrn,,rh rr.
lUlQtc Grlpornib betrllg I Frpjcnt,
nrnn sir Norrrn ,ohlrn ncr ctoh,
mr. olh l}ro,cnt o,i 7rno,itrr MIN.
reno Scr ,3in1iuE iiir Die 9(llcibc 3ln
Fro}cnt 'cln miro. SIM NobCnbcr
ltn0 Gc}cmbcr obcr brulht Ole Stoht
lrllc . Wtlllloncll lilr Ibrc lolllCnbcn
Nn&Noben, mo Die Ginon5 Commit,
lorc lnlll'cn ole Sunmc 0C@b0Ib 0l1rdl
@crotaGubung Der SbIiNotionrn mic
6crcrlt0ttcll. Nua NorihlcbCn Der )
WttIIloncn Der Stoottnl'c moro ou-
Ourdl m00lIh, 0nb 0urd Stcucrn
III Der crItcl NGlitc 0c3 %obrCQ be-
ocutcno mcbr Wcl0 cingiuQ. ais iiir
ocn lt0otiihCn Nctricb nothWcnoi1
mar. Gtc Stcllcr- Ginnobnc bctrltQ
bis }llnl /. Nftobcr $61lIS107S. &c.
gen No,2or oohIo2 III Der 1lcld)loll'cll
0',, o'''fet'opC oVH NotIuo'V''
N'',t III ',u'
o"'""' o'",''V' 49, ,0p''! JUS "'o"''uj
,''' ~" ~" wv 0''U'I''n,'H'" III
N'"','U'ltt"l U'l'''i.!'''''' No0I''ol?
'0't ~ "''"'0''''' '"' u''oc'' 1'u'''
." If"'''' "'"''")''' J'9' 'lp Iol,Hu'
''''''' o"' guy "pI' o''o'''0"'o "'''
''''''' 'o'' w '''l'''' u'Iu!""uol 81
Nv, 'S',' "v'''. oo'' 'v'' %~u'"'o'o '''o
''>P Pi'-''''o' I" "12 f''1''i INV
WI ot0"''o''. ~W p'"IIoo'l'''t'H'
a. ',,,,Il,o" w. "'0'' "'''" '"II
T'-'o'o" o." lp'''.| Iu"p't" "''u'
IT." ,'9 T"0n''," ~" VI "'''''V' po''
To,'to''o "'''" D" 'tp"'','L 'o'.'''
." ''''''''S''" WI ~'H0'-Si'"b''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

Gtc M arm lGnocr @clclls
DAFT Scr 9onficra" tritt
ntorgcn irijb III ibrcrS obrc@pcrlonrn1.
llnN in Der ScnutSfomnlcr 0t9
Stonta. aopitola 81 annapolis 5lIlonl'
men. General ><obn Gill miro 0clr
@oriib iiibrc1. @oiipcrneltr Wuriiclr
mill Die @0ltc in berS tuotsbouptitoOt
pcrionlid, ipilfommen bciBcn. 3c2'
glcid)Cu bot ser ,SlottcrtsS cfrCt0r 90
t1opnrtc pcrIprod)ciL am GreltnN
Nbcto bel Dem @onfctt III Der .Gur'
pei NoIl" cine Nlliprad,c 81 boItcn.
Gic IS. %obres GonnCn,
o Der oGbriltlid)en Irultcn Gent
pcrcn5sllnion BON Worplono" murOc
gcitcrn III ser Wtoitnt Ternon. Stride
cro'fnct mo 0uitcrt mcbrcrc Gage.
Gin nCucr III Ter.
Ter 3citbou, tpeId)er ieoen Wittng sic
gcnnilc MittdgSItirnoc btitilnnlt, miro
ilt Den r1d)Itch Sugen nitf oem Son
tincl1toI @cb1ltot" ieine TienitpiIid'
ten luicOcr o,ittebmcti, g%efunntlldl
bronntc ser ultc ,3eitball dltf Dent
oltcn @cbGltoc Scr Baltimore. Ohio,
@ohn" am s. 1cbrilor 1904 bel Dem
Qrobcn Nronoc oitf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
8cIoicnSnnscn nadJ IcmtidjlanS mn
SeSfrcidl

81 81 Gents pro Marf unb 201A
Gents bro arune. Norto ertra.
@eticI aiseeiteIlt uiif ollie 9beiIe
Der NcIt. sbco. s. Gicnrr & Go.,
ia Sit.2erinatou.Str 3imucr Mr.
3. QS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04
2SaWin9tsnsR gentur
-ocs-
"0eatfGcn Correspondent"

Wm. Snnncmann, 1915 WariOn'
Strnfc, N..yS.
NHieigtn, Geridltr, geftCllnhacn u. T. ~. ipttott
bort cntneBen Genumme1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-04

p
HouO- Tru0c ltnO llto i'm Ciu. 0crt
StrnBcn Nurhbrltd3 . G%ommuliidrcil
cine m0crr Giicrte ST nIudcn, rpflnr
CT cine babe. ~" SO
ST. Wortin NicpcrOird, Er0iiOcnt
Der Baltimore County WnlIcrmcrtc,
id)ricb ocn MioUor gcItcrr, lctl,c Gorl.
puQnic lei bcrClt Der Stu0t lbrc 9S0l.
iCrpcrtc I'M mCitIid)eu Miner Der am
3. ,<uli 0ci0ntcn Gntld)ciounG oca
ShlCo30Criht2 NCnl0B 81 i%lbcrluciltL
pcrlunQc ubcr Die pole SunmlC non
S23O6lS mo 3inicll. Ger St0ot
ItChcn ubcr unlr $4,000 5ltr Ncriil
QllnN. oic oltocrcu $l0GtS miliiGn III
Scr @il01ct Ncroromlng lilr 1906
u~cnuIli0t wcr0Cn.
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more, 0Crcn MortIilhrcr Stn6trutb@'
Wtit0Iic0 &oblitcoo mar, bnttc Ncitcrl
cine GonIcrcn} nit 0cm W0por bcjilA.
LID Strobcn Eiloiterungcn int mcNt.
Iid)cn Miner.
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AMENDMENTS TO CON.
STlTUTlON.

10. X.-Serate Conc"-rc~.. Resolution.
relative to anccrG.Hu Section -, Ar
ticie XIV, Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Nevada.
Passed March 10, 1901
Resolved b the Senate, the Assembly !
concurring. That the Constitution III
the State Of Nevada be amended as
follows:
Amend Section 13. of Article XIV
of hte Constitution Of the State OF
so as to read as follows:
Section Is. The enumeration of the
of this State taken under
the direction of Congress in A. ..
Nineteen hundred. and every ten
years thereafter. or such enumeration
as he State may make. shall serve as
the basis of representation in bOtn
houses Of the Legislature; provided,
that each county now organized. and
any county hereafter created, shall De
entitle to at least one Senator anil
one Assemblyman.
This resolution having remained il
=, the hands Of the Governor i've day:
after having been placed in his hand'
, during the Twenty first Session Of tn
| Nevada Legislature, and no objection
having been filed by his Eexcellency
i it il therefore passed this 10th day q
March, A. d. 1908. ....-.....
VIC. DOUGLASS,
r. Secretary Of Stat.
BY Geo. n. Noel. Deputyai y,stca z.
No. xH.-Assea,biy Concurrent Res
lutioa. psapesiao - smed 3ectio
one 81 AVflo@o -Four. q ~ cpOot
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initiative and refsrsndssin, md ether
legislative authority and power con-
nected Herewith.
Passed March ~, MAJ
Resolved by the Assembly, ne Sdln-
ate eoncurrln0, That Scotch Of Ar
ticle w Of the Constitution q the
State Of Nevada shall be and IL here
by amended to read as follows:
Of the State shall be vested in the
Senate and an Assembly. which shall
be designated as the Legislature of
the State Of Nevada" and the ses-
sions Of such Legislature shall be held
at the seat of government Of the
State. The people. however, reserve
to themselves powers to propose laws
and amendments to the Constitution,
and to enact or reject the same at
the polls, independent of the Legis-
lature, and also reserve power at
their own option to approve or reject
at the polls any act of the Legislative
Assembly The first power reserved
by the people is the initiative and not
less than ten G0) per cent of the
legal voters shall be reuired to propose
any measure by such petition, and
fun text of the measure SO proposed
Initiative petitions shall be filed with
the Secretly of State not less than
four months before the election ct
which they are to be voted upon. The
second power is the referendum, and It
may be ordered Except as to laws nee
essary for the immediate preservation
OF the public peace, health or safety
either by petition, signed by seven ca
per cent Of the legal voters, or by the
Legislative Assembly. as other bills
; are enacted.
Section 3. Referendum petitions
shall be fled With the Secretary II
: State not more than sixty t60) days
session of the Legislature which pass
ed the bill on which the refendum is
demanded The veto power of the
referred to the people. All eiectio Is
on measures referred to the people Of
the State shall b, at the biennial reg
tular elections. except when the Leg
: islature shall order a special election
shall take effect and become a Law
!, when it is approved by a majority u
{ the votes cast thereon. and not other
!; wise The style of all bills shall be
Be it enacted oy the People Of tn
State Of Nevada. This section shall
not be so construed to deprive an
.. member Of the Legislature of Tn
!. right to introduce and measure. Tn
!, whole number CT votes cast for tn
= Justice of the Supreme Court at tn
" regular election last proceeding tn
:. Ling of any petition Tor the initiativ
# or for the referendum shall be tn
a basis on which the number of lega
>. votes necessary to sign the petitio
shall be counted. Petitions and O
10 ders for the initiative and for the re
r. erendum shall be filed with the Se
n rotary of State, and in submitting tn
n same to the people of the State. h
IL and all other officers shall be guide
3. by the general laws and the Act sui
hitting this amendment until legi
rs lation shall be especially provide
W therefor.
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SILVER PARTY COUNTY
PLATFORM.

THAT the formation of a Silver
Party in Nevada. more than twelve
years ago. was In the interests OF
the people of Nevada. and because of
a growing demand for less extrava-
gance in the administration of pub
lie offices, that the right Of the tax
payers and builders of the Common
wealth might be subserved and home
industry protected.
THAT the pledges Of the people,
the taxpayers. and the toilers have
been kept to the letter, and the more
economical administration Of govern
ment has reduced the State tax rate
to Is cents on the hundred -
3-That as the Silver Party Of Orms-
by we ratify the action Of the Silver
and Democratic parties at the Win
nemucca convention. August ., 1904.
in the matter Of fusion made in the
best interests of the two parties.
both acting in a common cause and
for the public veal.
THAT we heartily endorse the
nomination Of that Convention of Hon.
John Sparks for the ONCE Of u. 8.
Senator, believing that in such citi-
zen and builder of the Commonwealth
We will be represented at washington
by man whose personal integrity
is without reproach and in whose hon
| orable career as a representative OF
| the people of Nevada can always take
| excusable pride. We pledge our leg
I islative nominees to his support.
| SHAT we commend the course
/ taken by Hon. C. D. VanDuzer. ouI
| able representative in Congress. fol
his telling defence Of the State in
dustries and his sturdy stand on the
labor question, which insures his re
election.
6-That we commend to the voter.
! of Ormsby our distinguished fellow
| citizen, Hon. II. F.. Bartine. in hill
canvass for the exalted Office Of Jus
tice of the Supreme Bench. and We re
| gard him as a man in whom all elias
see Of honest citizens. either the cap
itAlist OF the toiler, can safely trus
their interests in the highest court o
Nevada Justice.
I've recommend to the voters n.
nomination Of our fellow toWnsman
w, ]. Circe, of Ormshy. and Emmett
Boyle, OF Lyon. for Regents of th'
State University, In whose hande >th'
education Of our children viii be. orc
NOTED, $50 M. 1870
s-That We commend the si,ve
ticket to the voters of Ormshy ant
merely ask them to compare the econ
omical administration Of the part
here, whom in full control Of the cour
| ty government. and the extravagenc
of previous and subsequent admins
trations.
j 9-That we denounce the contemr
tible action of the discredited traitor
Of the Rump Convention Of Reno. az
condemn the filing of nominations b
the hypocritical represen. atiyes @
said convention - intended to injur
. the. party. and. if possible. 70 thrc'
support to George nixon ard the Rel
rh''oan rartv of Nevada. Every vOt
cast for srrh a fraudulent ticket il
vote for the enemy.
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Going to the Worlds FART

Tho Denver & Rio orande Railreel
announces that special excursion rata
will be made for the st. Louis Fair a
September LIST. I'd. 9Th, 9Th. It'll. stA.
10th, 10th. 2Sth. and 10th. and OcA
ober 3rd. 4th, sth. 9Th, 18th. 10th. 1sth,
9th. =.
A splendid opportunity is hereby
offered to visit the Worlds Fat
cheaply and comfortably. At no seas
on Of the whole year are the beauties
and grandure of the Colorado Rockies
SO pleasing to the eye. as when deckel
with the russell and gold OF the Att
unm foliage.
The schedule for the through Pull
man as well as the person Ally conduct
ed excursion parties Is so arranged
as to afford daylight views of the
magnificent scenery via the Denver 4
Rio Grande, rightly called the Sceaic
Line of the World.
Write for our Worlds Fair pam
phlets and handsome books Of travel
to any of the following Rio Grand<
System ticket offices: NJ. II Eat
Santa Glare Street, San Jose; No. 1nii
Second Street, Sacramento; No. 1914
Broadway, Oakland. or
W. ]. SHOTWELL.
General Agent D. & r. G. r. r.
! 625 Market st, San Francisco.
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Leave Your Orders.

Mr.. Brown Of the Boston Bakery
announces that he II prepared to an
orders for roast turkeys, roast pigs,
and in fact any thing in that line.
besides the finest Of fruit and wedding
cakes will be turned out to order and
the satisfaction Of the customer IS
guaranteed.
The new baker is giving the best
of satisfaction and Mr. Brown IL build
ing up an enviable trade In his lines
in this city.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1905-02-04

This is the season Of the year when.
in order to sell goods, you must ad-
vertise. We don't insist that you
must advertise in the Appeal but you
should advertise somewhere. Let the
world know you are alive.