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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08
Observation-Disclosures

HnterOffi5ier; PEA, aebs
mann, sic f4munaeln ia pie ein Be
amter In Ganntbalien, Der foeben ietnen
Worb.rmonn berfpeift bait"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-08
.AetrMbenn.

d (einsn 9entnant in
fehenb): uN9 9ott. pie Elm
tnf9 nur 70 berunterfommen tanni."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
WfcGna's Wiiiiion.

Reiit nod EoriS, nm 2lnOrem Somil-
ton I'll N%bciud)en. - Ger &eBtere
miro ihWerlid) nod Ocn Ser.
Stouten 3urijffc6rCn.
Ncm Dor.f 3. Ce3cmbcr.-Sei
mem &eriprchcn qemGB, melde9 or
am Gicnito9 Dem Icgi9lotipcn Ser.
iidermQss Gomitc gcacbcn, rciitc ge.
tern &obn &. NtcGuu, Der SefrctGr
Der o9icm Port 2iic Sniuroncc 60"
nuf ocm Compiler o&uconin" bon
bier al; nm iid) 0ireft nod Eari2 uui
Die Sudc uud yNihtCr" 2(norcu $50
milton ST bcgCberL Scr 6cfonntlid
Dor Dem &eriid)crlui9S Gomite Iu$-
flnft iibcr Qelpiiic Grun&ottionen Qe-
ben ioQ. @enn eS Sru. WtcGuQ nid)t
Qclingcn ioltc, Srll. &umilton sur
Hiiffcbr 5lt beluegen, 10 mill er Iid)
ongcblih bemiibcL oie geniinihtc
NuStlmft bon ibn1 81 %erlonger, INN
lie Dem Gomite 81 unterbreiten.
Sr. WfcGoQ nor iiber Sen @egcll-
iton0 ieiner Wtiliion Ourdou9 nid)t
5uQctn0pit ltn0 bcantluortete bercIt.
miuilit mcbrcrc 6rnaen, ole ibm bier.
oll' bc}iiNlld) ~poraelegt mlrOcn. Gr
mctntc. CT bcjlucifle iebr, 0nB Suntil.
ton jllrildtcbrcn mcroe, obglcid) er
9tld)tS lulocrlldt laIicn mer0e, lint
ion sur NildtcDr Ill iibcrreOen. Gr
0eltctc an 0uB Nen0crunqen IN oenu
Ncomtcnltnb Scr .Neiu- 0ort 2iie"
beoorltGnOcm BOD, mar CT nidt &c.
ncigt bicriibcr nG6crc Nnqoben 5lt
MADDEN. Gr ioAte, Nnnlilton let bon
Hciic u10 Icincr Miiiiion inter.
ga cr i'm per &obcl perltGu.
oiQt 6ubc. Scin @otcr mo mebrerc
GrCun0c gobcu linn Ou3 8eleitc alif
Den Compiler.
IS bcibt Dob McGoQ cine glbidriIt
ser 3cllNcnau3io9cn IN 9e3ug nui ole
o9tcp g)orf Qiic," Die Dor Dem Gomite.
Qcnrndt moroCn limo, mitnebme, III,
lie Nomilton sur aenntniBnobme 81
lIntCrbrCttClt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
SeufliidDer Nnihlag mifgliidt.

Gbicogo, Sa., 3. Gcj. 9uS
9comtc ser Ortitoit Soburt &no..
oa9 IN Der NGbc b%cIegclle 0ol3 bon
&obn u. (@bompion bctrnterL Gcgclt
mcId)cn cine 3luonNSuoIlitrcdu1g cill.
Gclcitct nor0cn mar, entNingcn JIG MIR
nit Not6 cincm cnticBIidyen Sooe.
Nintcr Der &orocrtbiir Io9cn mIebrerc
Fiuno Spnnmit, lpcId)c mittelit elmer
elcttrilhcn HcitlnG ollrd) 0o9 Seffnen
Der S6iir bGttcn 5lIr Grploiion &c.
brod,t mcrOcn ioaen, mo ooS 0nn5c
SuuS lunr nit idJmor6cm Elrlper be.
@itrcllt. Bum @liid trotcu Ole 9cont,
ten ourd) Die Ni1tcrtbiir Elm mo crtt.
Aingcn 0nourd) ocn Sdididl, mcld)c5
%(bomplon ibncn onlheineno 5uge4
ood)t bate.
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@cltcbt iedDSiadJen MurS ciu.

&n0cpcnOcuce, Soma. 3. 0cj.
- Miuiom 2. Wcg8iaium9 bot ooS
@cltGnOniB obNcIcQt, DOB CT in Der.
f%Ioilcncr ISOLDE icinc 6rnu mo iiini
&inoer III icincm 6ornlbolS gct6otrt
bubc. Ger &crbrcher gub oil, cr lei
Der Wtcimlng, 6oB icinc &inocr 6
nummcbr bciicr bitten, ais bel SEQ.
5ritcu uno ooB CT nit icincr Sruu
llid)t Idngcr 5rt Icbct inn Stonoe &c.
mcicu ici, ga lie i'm ourdJ ibrc imnler'
W%Gbren0cn AnlorocrlmNcn nm @eIo
jltr &cr5lpciflung gctricbcn babe.
Mcg4iQinm9 iogt aus, or babe ieinc
Nhngcb0rigen jlcrit mittclit cineS
&ommcr9 nicocr0CihIuGcn ulO tic 10
Damn nit cincm 6leii6crnnciicr &C.
t00tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
". s. ATS
Hoitnciiter.
@crmiid)tc tclcarnpbiidJc Scpcidlcn.

- Wci'1u Nrnn0c cinCa bon 5luQlt.
sig Nc9erlt bcluobntcu Mobu1uulc3
an Der @o6olb Nuc., Chicago, inn0
ole G3 Sabre oItc 6ruu Wtarp 8riSbu
ibrcn Soo 0urd) Grltidcn. 0rci BON
Den Snloiicn OCS NuuiC2, mcld)c oltS
ocn 6cnitcrn iprunQcu, crlittcn &cr.
%lctln1Ncn.
Gic 6ctountC Sr0rcnrcdtlcriL
Grnn Sorob NJ. ECrtin9, FrGiiocntill
oc@ ~GQuol 6ranhilc Clubs" m0
cine Srou bon ST &obrcL lit il
Glcuclonb, 8, Don rincm &obIcntor'
rem ilberfobrCn nlo nui DER Stclle &c
t00tct ipor0en. Ger 6ubrnlum lit
uerboitct.
- Ger Stuocut &onc3 &calie aus
2iocrpool in GnGlonO, mcldcr ans
elmer bobcn cnglildcn 6onilic tam.
men lol, lit in Nnciuc, isis, mcgcn
Gntucnoung cinc9 llc6CrrodcS unh
zines Faar NonOidubc 81 lpeld)cr er
Iid) oiird) p%oait0noi1c MittelloiiAtcit
bottc uerlcitcn Ioiicn, 5I cincm Sabre
Wef0ngniB pcrlrtbciIt morOcn.
Inter ocl Sohr}cuNcu, mclhc
bel Dem Srfou oui Dem Slroniet
alien Gn5eidJcn noh mtcrGe9ongen
limo, ideint iit Ole Barge Olga"
Capt. Bigger, bon Ban Gitp, Wiiha
ST bciinoerL pen Der man Nid)ta
mcbr gcbort bat. Sic 6ottc cine 9c.
molnung bon licbcu,
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Eoitbciororrmna mad Dem NnSlancc

Die %ou8lGnOilde Foit fir Die om
8. GCembcr cn0cn0c g3odc l6licBt
Gin alien 6GQcn piinftlidO in Dem
Souptbiircol iuie fOl0t:
Fodct . Eoit lit often BON 8 l(Dr
gprmittogS bis 5 llbr NodmittogS
tGQlidL otS0eronmcn Sonnto9S.
Todct.%olt fir Geuti0lano id,licbi
II llbr &ormittngS om l., s.. mo II.
Ic5cmbcr; iiir @robbritonnicn mo
SrInnh, Gonmeritn93 mo 6rcltag3
; llbr Nud)mittoGS.
Compiler ie0cln bon Rem Oort,
bis o%locnucitig ungcgcbcn.
Grams 4tInnti d) IS o It.
Morto0 r. 70 llbr A6enOS, lilr
%tolicn, Oirctt Cuur ipcjicll oorciIir'
tc), per Camper Shirt Ni9nlord."
Iienitog r. 10 llbr NbcnOs, iilr
europa, per Gompicr oGe0ric;;" Iilr
Ole 2(5orcn per 9nmpicr oNrootlDn."
Mtittmod) 49, 10 ltbr Nbcn0S, iiir
GrorfreidL SiiO Q europa, Ggpptcl
uno @ritii6 . Snoien, per Compiler
go WoScognc," uio Snore (aSoIt iiir
on0erc l6cile Gltropo'S muB PEI
0ompicr go @oScognc" aOrciilrt
icin).
1rcitog - 7 llbr abcn0s, fir Glr.
ropo, per Compiler st. 2ouiS," bio
Glun1outb mo Gbcrbourg CFolt iii,
Grlono uto n9eutidlono muB pei
! Compiler st. Soui3" o0rciiirt iein)
10 llbr 9lbenbS. iiir europa, pei
Iompicr D%llmbria," pio GuccnS
tomn CEoit iiir Geutiflon0 mlll
Der Gompier yllmbria" ooreliir
lein); iur europa, per Gompie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
y9mcrifo," pio Elpn1ontD, G1erbour1
unO @amburg.
Bot ii 9 il s. IL. Central,
NmCrifa. 81 its n0ien

pIC.
Monto1 - 10 llbr Ibcn05, iii
@roiilicrL per Compiler oSennpion'
piu ECrnambltco, @uhiu mo Hil
%onciro; iiir Barbados mo Aoro
NruiiIicn, per Compiler nWrouqcnie.
EiCnitu1 - 3 llbr NudmittuQ3, lin
&amoico per Compiler BON Bottom
10 ltbr Nbcno3, iiir @crmm0u, per
Compiler oNcrmuoiun;" iiir &nualu,
M0iti mo Colombia, per Compiler
o6IonOrio;;" iiir Nuiti. per Compiler
"Erln@ @ilcm ser 6iiuitc;" fiir
Curtis &2louo uno 81. 0ominQo, per
Gmmpicr Seminole"
Mitnpoh - 10 llhr Nbcn09, fir
Cuba, 0tcoton mo Gompchc, per
Compiler yDucotou;" iiir "a @lotu.
Stootcn, per Goupicr ,"9torntan
Erincc;" iiir &omIuicu, per 0umpicr
bon Ebilnoclpbio.
Srcita1 - ) l(br 9tud)mittog9, iilr
Bermuda, per Numpfcr BON Naliiar
vs.; I llbr NbcnoS, iiir Ncuiuno,
I0n0, per Nampicr BON FbiIuoclpbio;
TO llbr Nbcn01, iiir Eorto HiCo, CIT
rocuo mn0 Nclcjuc!u, per 0unpfcr
nG%urocn9;" liir Central 9lnerifu.
ole &onol 3one INTO SiiO Enciiic.
&Glcn, per Sampler pio Golon; iiir
%omoico Banana, bic aonol 3onc,
Colombia, Nccmoros mo MiuOmaro.
&nlcln unO Guiana, per Camper
y(rCnt."
Sic FoIt rad Ncuflm0Ion0, pio
Noro'S n0nCb, mo MiiQucIon, nio
@oIton iNlicbt bier tdglih lut 3 ll6r
NodrmittaN@; nod Gubo, uioS ompa,
tGNIid ul I llbr Nodm.; nod Gotta
Mico, @onouroS (Sltfiiitc) mo @llo,
tcmoIn uio Nclp-S Orleans. mo mad,
@oco3 Del Soro uno Nicorogln
COlttiiitc), pid Mobilc, t0gIi1 nm
8 llbr NbCll09.
Grams. Yocific Self.
WontaG - I llbr Nbcn0@, iiir So
luoit &opon &orca, China mo 0ic
Fbtllpplrcn, pid Son 6ron5i9co.
Wtittmodl - I llbr Nbcn09, iiir Ga
pan &orcn China mo ipCjicQ o0rci.
iirtc Eoit iiir Die EbilippineuL pin
Seattle. .....
SomitdN - I llbr Nbenn3, iiir9teu
SccIouO, NlritroIien, Nicu ? GoIeoo,
nicrL Son1ou, @oluaii mo ole Sill
&nIcIm oia Son 6ron5i3co.
Foit iiir ole Ehilippinen mo@uam
pia Son Gron5iocn ihlicBt bier tGd
lih I llbr Nbcuh& bis 5lml 10. o..
". NnIl&urriS,
Eoitmcilter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
@ruu0itifs : ltcbcrtrnonngcn,

@nl. $. Stiuion mo 6rou an ON.
ma g. Sumter, Nor6icite 0erEreiton-
nobc @oibinNtorIirobc, IS bel 10,
@roj. $50 $500.
Sobn Mullcr oil gu0nIt g. ariiaer
uno 6rolt, Gillette rcr @ronioroitr.
nobe SonuolC.Npc., 1876 hci 60, @r05.
$50, $500.
gSiliqm $. g. anigbton on Morp
6. Tomell, @cIticite ser Gincent!sl.
len. nabe 2anpulcitr., II BET 500
@ro5. $50, s..
Sennic &. 90. Iice OIL Sobn "
9orn9 urlo Sroli, @cliicite oerScott-
nobe ct. TetcrIrabc, Is Bel 56.6
@ro5. $50 $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05
G~inbrcdDcr i'm Traf mno G1linocr.

Nemport rs, 3. 9ej, - 9ei
Hiucriioc, rs, boben mebrerc NGll.
Der orci &0ocn gcpliinoert, Ole aoiicn.
id)r0nfc ouiQciprengt mo $500 it
9oor unb @ricimorten crbcutct, 100.
rauti lie lire 6Iltd)t belpcrfitcuiQten,
inOcm lie IN cinem Sabine iiber Den
FrooiOence Miuer ieBtcn. Gincr bon
ibncn trllg einen Gplinoerbut mo Ell,
ncn 6rod, Die Ginbriid)e mllroer
in Der NGbc Der Giienbabn oerilbt uro
Die Ginbred)er ipcrrteu cinen BORT at.
2citcQten @obmuGrter ein, ser i6nen
i'm Negc mar.
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GSfapaSrn elmer seiitcsframfem Iran.


Gopeta. SIS, 3. Qcj. - 6rau
Sra 9errp, oic lid orli Der 6obrt bon
@oibingtorL .. &, uuh Sulio, 81,
bciuno, bot in cirem @oggon zines
Ferlonen5ugcS bel bennington SIS,
Olrt) lu%ieocrbolteS Nbfeuern zines @e.
oolUerS, luoolirh Elm Mann om Sano.
geIenf OerIebt un0 ioblreid)e Senlter-
lhelbcn 5crbrohen muroen ioIde ga.
nit beruorgcruien 0oB Der @oggon
bel 8Irar0, SIS pom 3u9e obgefop-
pclt mo olli Elm Scitengeleiie gei6o.
ben mllroe. Sic 6rml. melde oiiens
bor gciltcsgeltort mar, pertbeioiate
ocn @oggon lGngcre 3eit gegen ole
NnnGberiua ser giienbabnbeomten
nit belpoiineter &uno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

Ter groBe Compiler .glusuit ..
@olpin" Gigcptbum ser .acme
Steomlbip 60" ST. Silper SsIe, lit
BORT am oberen Gnoe bon Sbnnocr
Dan. 80 0teilen oberbalb Sort 8il.
llunt, ouigelauicn. /.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

o t0NNN'a'N'''''f '
NoloitroBe, 1876 bel S9.6, 8rln05in,
S33.75, So.
G6urlc9 II. Nopc9 etc. an 2conort
Sonncr etc, Siioicitc %rott, noDI
@onoitroBc, 1876 bel 500, @rlmojin;
$3.50, So.
6rcocrid &. &obGcr mnO Grolt al
%obn ". @%rotbol@, Siticite Moib
ington, nobc Oiommcutitrobc, Is
bel %, @rmoiiua 1881, $t4OO.
@crnlom HoBbcrg an Orric Y.
Gears, Siio>pciticitc Trc0crid NouH
nobc Gait %Dmc Npcmlc, 1879 bel -
WrrnOjin1 %l1, $3.50.
&otic Spcoocu mo Satin al
@cnrp Smith 9toromciticitc Src0c
rid Apcruc, nubc Gotborincitrobc
1876 bci IS, @rlmo5iu3 SIS, So.
@crtic ". 6ciolcr u1o @uttc al
@m. .. Mopfina, Siticitc 6ricno9.
blrrD Ylocc, nobc @otcritroBe, fl bel
50, @rlmo}il9 $50, ST..
@iuiom GoGor @pro an Eotrid 5.
&clono mo Strait SiiOoiticitc Scope
nobc EomnienoitroBc, 1913 bel If.
@ruuO}ina $40, So.
Charles u. Shnciocr al @cor0c
ShnciOcr etc, Siloluciticitc 0rlrios
Nll Nucnlrc, nobc GutolpitroBc, Il
bel -, Wrumo}inH 1 Sent, So.
Nr0b Wt. @urtctt an Nlrt6rr 2.
NoIlonO etc, 9toromrlticitc Dolphin.
Strobc, nobc Ecnninlponio 9lpcnrc,
i3 bel 70, @rumojinS $50, $500.
@illiom .. Noptina an @coroc e.
Slpcctcr, Gillette Gricnn3burn Elocc,
nobc @otcritroBc II bel 50, @rlmO.
sims $50, s..
MorD y. &cnncr mo @ottc al
Mclcno &tnt, Noroicitc @orncr.
FIocc, nobc SoloDcttc 2lpcnllc, 10
bel Is, @rumojin0 $30, 50.
Gbriition $. GiicnbronOt uno Trou
al MtorD Ban Nibbcr, , @runoitildc.
So.
@altrr z. @citp6ol an Geo. @ilts
llcr mo 6rmL Oiticite ser @rouc.
StraBc, n0bc Goirmomt 9(pcnnc,
12.2 bel g. @rnno}iu@ $50; $500.
". Bennett 0urnoll an 0opc Sap.
Ian rmO Tror, 9toromciticitc ser
Erott., uobe Grctcr- Strobc, 1911
bel , @runOjiu@ $50; s..
Gouc @oplon an u. Bennett 0or
nau, NorOmciticitc ser Nrott, nu6c
Grcter. StroBc, 1911 bel - @rmo.
sims $50; So.
MarD Sbeclu. Nodllubucrualtcril,
oil &obn Is. Q%iacbunt, Norooitieitc
ser Giuiiiou, nobc Qolpbin StroBc,
- bel -, @rltn05in5 $50; $3.50.
@orrO g. @oltGb an GnliI s..
@olbfr, SiiOicitc ser 2critoton
unbcFopplcton StroBc, 1879 bel so,
@rlutO5in2 $40; S..
Gboa. :. @oro ON Sane g. 81. @ri-
flor SiiOiritc Ger StirlinQitr, nobc
Wto0iion 2luc,, 1916 bel SG.6, $357.
@co. ". NicNQiItcr an @iuiicIO 2.
&ocp mo 6roll @citicitc Scr Gorroa.
ton 9Ipc, no6c Mul6crrDItrobc, 1910
BET so, @r0}. SO, s..
Ghorlc9 2eib an Morri3 2ciB, I
Got @r05. ST., 81.
Niplcttc ", SdIci9ncr mo @ottc
OH Morri2 NbrouiorL NorOWcit-Gdc
Scr &ompitcob Silltr. unO &odlon.
Eloce, 20 bel 1913, @rr6. %1l0 So.
Groncia T.. Ncucu So. al +. e.
SpolOinQ So, bon Baltimore, , Cots,
$1,000.
Charles ~Gronborot mo Irou al
Clara Nlbromion SiiGucit-Gdc 6oO-
cite. mo GrctcritroBc, 20 bel 90, So,
Caroline Vi. &in0c& al. @%rlcn9SoI-
fer, Sii0ucItlcitc Der IrCnlont=Nuc,
nubc Yrcbtmonitr, 1G bel t00, @ro}.
500. $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-05

NuNuu W. UtuIV% ltllO Vullll q
SIaoc Shapiro, Siioicite Der 9olti
more, nobc Grctcr.S troBe, 500 bt
- So.
Sollla &rllcpith an Worri5 sole
bcrn Siioieitc ser @otion-, nobc Sc
GrctersS troBc, so bel 100, @rltno;in,
$3.50. S325O.
} @i0con y. @opfilla BON @iQion
al Clemens $, Mn1ncr Noromciticit
: Der Gomuop5 llubc @nrner= StroBn
1916 bel 80, @rum0}ina $3.50, So.
Tonnic Gobn ulo @uttc an @cniu.
min &oplnm , @ruuOitiidc, $1,000.
&obn !. Bile an George &. @olo
mon lnO @ottin, - @rlnoitiidc s.
NenrD &oben1ing mo Satin AZ
Gmoncl Stern, @runoitiidc
$500.
'Gbriitopbcr ). Glnn II. q. an @m.
s.. S'&ricn jlm, . @runoitiidr,
%1695.64.
oEortlouO Str. T. g. q. 9&r. 3" IN
Gborlca u. &ocobi, Noromciticitc Ocr
@opcn., nobc Stofbolm.S troBC f.
bel 1870, @rmO3iua SD, So.
Morri@ :. Robinion II. u. an
Ibrobnm Mincr II. N, Nor0oiticitc
Der Ecnnipluonio Npcnuc, nubc M}o,
i6cr- StroBc, 1884 bel 1889, &rmO,
sims $50, So.
Bernard Stncp an @corQc :. Mcs
Nicer unO Satin, QScitiritc Scr Gor=
rclt-, nobc MorDomosS troBc, t2.8 bel
81, @rlmO5inS So, 500.
Glen Ntobpn lm0 @uttc on 2olti5
Sclicr, Siioicitc Scr Baltimore, nobr
@ctbcl-S trobc % bel no, @rumO}in3
$40, So.
Norotbco Stoliort oil Gborlc@Mor.
toni Aoroicitc Der 9@iuOcmcrc-2locmc
nobc 0lo Port Nooo, y bel 1l3
@rmo}iuo ssh, s..
@oItcr .. SmiuocQ II. q. on r$o$.
q. Muc9tco(> Siionciticitc Der g2pn
tier StrOBc, b bel t2911%, $1,000.
@lnnhc Nt. Groof an &n. Groof,
> Cots, So.
Baltimore @rmorcnt So. an
NJ. WlcGurtbp mo Nro,t, Siioicitc
ser Ntlrl6crrn nohc GolpcrtItr., 1873
bel - SUB. @rmO}. SIS, $1,000.
&anlCS u. @comlcor II. S6bnc Go.
an &2nt. e. 30urr, A}orOicitc Der II
berth Nooo, no5c 9$ortbmcItItr., tO2
bel - IllE, @ruuoi. $50. 50.
Charles s.. Mortmau II. u. on Geo.
u. Sartnun, Gillette Scr Caroline.
nohe NiO0leitraGr. 20 bel 100 GllG,
$1,000.
Nnlic II. Stoda0ulc al GNnin g.
Batter, &cdtc, Eitcl un0 &ntcrelicr,
$50.
cmuur( = Sin ON NcricI6cp WcA-
ic, Sitcl ,u,D Grtcr,,icr $500
Son1ucl 8. Wricit gom on1omI
). Nid,oros, wcIticitc Scr 1,rifer.
nobc W}u(bcrrnitrorc f. 6ri 90 I,,5,
Wrlrnh, S7S 5000
emma yRr6rr ,rN O,ottc nm ciS.
ncp s. 9culcn mn Sro,, > yots Sl0
&nbu q @ittiroa ,,nn Irou an
Qcpis oo,itcrboh INNS Iron g2pit.
icitc ser Honoprr.. nobc Mr,tItrofo
100 bel Inh. $500
CANNED Sirnor( IN &ioor oh,ni.
70, > Cots, s..
Suion @euttp II. a., 9(om, on MI,
docl ). 6itiimmona, Nor0icitc ser
Norrcs, nobc Gborlc8itroGc p bel
10l Sui @rnno}. Stills, $5l1.S5.
@onia Wfoicr II. 81, an Nll0llIt Z.
Scrti19 Silolcltc Der Sombor0, nobc
Mollnt'troBc, 10 bel 81 NllB @rol.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-11-23

Geo. S Robson, Snake Valleys
most prominent rancher and stock
man, was transacting business in
Ely Tuesday.
The past week has been a lively
one i'll mining circles in Ely. Sev-
erll important mining sales were
made, bat owing to the details of
the transactions not being fully
worked eat as yet, we have been re-
quested to withhold the names of
the parties to the transactions and
the names Of the claims until every
thing has been settled.
F. NJ. CLARK and D. S. Dickerson
are furnishing the room adjoining
the Ely Drug store for a real estate
office and viii have the Office open
for business by Dec. I. In con
nectiou with tie realty business the
FIRM will handle mining stocks and
bonds add vii do a general loan
and investment business.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-24
MUZNE EDITOR DURHAM

"Muzzle Nels Durham and the Spokesman Revew'
Such the cry of Chairman Charlie Lund and the
managers of the Acuff 'no platform party yesterday.
And the muzzing has begun.
At conference held yesterday afternoon the 'no plat
FORM declared themselves against having the
Review writing and publishing postcon
ton platforms and pedgng the tall tower candidate to
issues which the convention decided to ignore.
To of the campaign managers it looked if the
Spokesman Review running away with its candidate
Acu 1t ignoring the party plan, the endorsement
of Mayor Boyds administration and the effort to conceal
the scheme of the water meter gang
The post convention patform,' written by Nelson
w. Durham, declared schoolboy poltics-a big
blunder
For this Chairman Lund and his helpers codly
asked the Spokesman Review to clay down''-to quit
boosting its candidate in the hope that voters would
be deceived into thinking that Acuf is not the tall tower
candidate.
''Yuor re doing harm than good. The people
won't stand for candidate with Spokesman Review col
lar. Quit it."
Such the order of the conference yesterday
And the Spokesman Review is to try to fool
of the people by taking it easy with Acu and boosting
Lientha-is latter in the hope of cutting into the Dag
gett vote
1t was reported today that the Spokesman Review
Acuf party had agreed pay the expenses Of the Len
thai campaign
They know that vote for Lilienthal will be vote
wased-half a vote gained for Acutf.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-24
(Hcripps News Associatiob.l

MILWAUKEE. Wis, April "a
Frank G. Bigelow, president of the
First National bank of Milwaukee,
one Of the biggest financial institu-
lions In the west, and ex-president
of the National Bankers association,
was removed this morning by the d.
rectors as president.
The directors took immediate steps
to protect the depositors and signed a
personal guarantee of $1,600,000. This.
with the surplus and undivided profits
which the bank carries over and
above it's capital of s1,12O,000, makes
the position of the bank secure, it is
said. Speculations, IT is reported
Bigclow told the directors this morn
Ing, was the cause of the trouble. At
torney Charles Quarles announced
that the directors discovered the
whole affair Saturday night. William
Bigelow. brother of the president, is
vice president and one of the signers
to the guarantee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-24

jective point of attack, the Spokes-
MISUNDERSTANDING party are to delay
the carrying out of the water service
plans endorsed by Mr.. Tanning as an
immediate necessity. The delay will
prevent the building of the reser-
voirs and the installation of the new
pumps in time for this summers
drought.
BY holding back until the installa-
ton be made too late the water meter
gang will set up another howl about
shortage of water. high insurance
rates and dangers of fire.
Then will come the cry for water
meters again.
The water meters can be installed
within 40 days and they will be fore
ed on the people as the necessity
growing out of the failure to build
the new reservoir and put in the new
pumps Immediately.
Once in, those water meters would
never be removed.
That's the reason water meters
were left out of the republican plat
FORM
But the scheme was unfolded to
the public. Some of the tall tower
tribe could not resist the temptation
to betray.
With the news widespread of the
scheme to delay the Gill-Fannfng
plan. It was necessary for the
Spokesman Review cuff party to
scramble into the band wagon-to de-
clare against water meters. The man
who wrote that water plank In the
new anReview-Acuff plat
form" is the strongest, most unscrup-
ulous advocate of water meters.
When he wrote 1t he surely had the
that if a necessity for water meters
could be created, water meters would
be put in.
What a pitiable condition of af-
fairs!
The man who has posed as an adj
vocate of the enforcement of blue
laws: who declares he will stand on
his council record-which record
stamps him as renegade prohibi-
zionist, forced to trample on his pro-
hibition principles to vote for bar
room license at Natatorium park at
the order of the Washington Water
Power company, is now tying himself
up in mess of pledges which he
knows full we'll he can not keep.
Let the Spokesman-Review order
Mayor" Acuff to delay the reservoir
building until water meters must be
used.
Let the Washington Water Power
company order Mayor" Acuff to sign,
or veto, a franchise bill.
Do you think this slippery elm.
gum shoe candidate of the tall tower
and the corporations will dare refuse
to obey?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-24

nonunion employes-the "open shop?"
Durham, in his post convention
platform, declares Acuff Opposed to
any and all DISCRIMINATION be-
tween union labor and nonunion la
bor."
In other words, union labor must
take it's chance with nonunion labor
A man will not be hired just because
he is a union man, or pays dues to a
union and asks union wages. If the
'scab' is there ready to work, he
gets the job. There's to be no dis
crimination."
Relegate this sham labor plank
into the limbo of shams Pay it no
further attention than to pin it down
as cunning snare for unsuspecting,
conscietious labor, seeking its own
lights.
The man-Review-Acuff party
is frantically denying that cruel,
hard-hearted statement by W. Fl.
Acuff, the mill owner, that $3.50 is
all a laboring man was worth"
1t is just another shifty retreat by
we tdll to"cT ibeIt al Z
men in this city who were in the
Acuff mill troubles, who will tell you
all about it, The Spokane Press is
preparing table to show the wages
paid the Acuff employees.
TT MUST CONVINCE YOU THAT
ACUTE IS NOT THE LABORING
MANS CANDIDATE.
ton platform, 1t is declared that the
Spokesman Review candidate Is lin
favor of the immediate construction
of the reservoir system as outlined
by Mr. Tanning and that me Is OPP
posed to the installation Of water
meters in the residence districts"
Do you know why this water meter
plank and this installation business
was not incorporated in the platform
of the republican convention which
endorsed Mayor Boyds administra-
ton and ignored all the issues in
which the people are interested?
The man who wrote that terse
gem of political literature was d. NJ
Comstock, who, with the owner of
the tall tower. is interested in the
new water meter company which is
now having its meters tested in the
city. These owners were among the
strongest advocates Of water meters
during the honorable fight in which
the water meters were eliminated by
the people and The Spokane Press.
The republican convention platform
was shortened and made an endorse
ment of Mayor Boyds administration
because the order had gone forth
that nothing must be said to attract
more attention to the scheme of the
water meter gang.
This scheme is already In progress
1t is a vile flank attack upon the
pocketbooks OF the people.
With City Engineer Gill as the OBJ
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-04-24
Is THOUGHT
1QUNQ NAN
TOOK POISON

About 9:30 last night the police
were called to the residence of M. M.
Cowley in Sinto addition on a report
that some man was lying on the side
walk in an unconscious condition.
The wagon was sent out and the
man removed to the Sacred Heart
hospital, where DR.. Grey attended
him. 1t was at first supposed that
he had an epileptic fit, but later it
was thought that he must have taken
poison. The young man later said
his name was ]. B. McCool.
McCool was mixed up in a shooting
scrape here about four years ago.
He and another young man got into n
fight and McCool hit the fellow with
. rock. The other man shot McCool,
but it was not serious. The case was
dismissed.