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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Nnna g)m Wci halt cine 9icoc.

Gin dtuciiider Gipiloieni 6eformcr.
Sc. Grccllcn5" Der bcitqcboBte
N}um IN China. Gin gutter
Nc0ncr.
BON ieincr peri0nli6cn 2eibmohc
mo mcbreren @oltimorcr @ebcim.
poli}iltCn l%lmgeben, belt &onQ Wll
Mci, ErGiioent Der d)inciiifcn HeihS-
Mciorm-Enrtei, olli oeiicn &opi Die
alte &niierineNSittpc bon China cine
N%eiobmnQ bon 100000 ou9gciebt
buben ioll, geItern Nbcn0 in Scr Gen.
troleSulIc oeS .G6riitlihen %ereinS
iln0er Wdnner" Dor elmer groBcr
gcmildten Geriommlrng bon Chine,
icn un0 Nmerifoncrn cine lGngere
Rc0c in hineiiider Spradc, Die, mic
Der Golmeti6er nohbcr crfldrtc, iid)
ollf Die iriibere @irflomteit &ang 2)lt
Nei'a I'M Neide Der Wtitte bejog.
&ana yin @ei loQ Gin Wonoarine iein,
mo Der 4olmetider leQtc inn Den
Ittel oGrccllen5" bel. 9tod Der Gr-
fl0rung 0cS 0olmetidcrS, iibte Sang
Nl Mei einen groBen GinflltB ultf Den
iunQen hineiiiden &oiier, che bic ate
&uilerin.@ ittlpe Inn sic @clpaIt emit
rib un0 leine WoicltGt 5lt ibrem &c.
fiigigen Merf5eltg mo6tc, &nng 2u
Nci bcluertItclligte c@, BOB ser &oiicr
0o0 Heia Wonopol oufbob, inter mel
dem nm Die 9tegicrllng OoS Ned)t
bate, NeiS 5lt pcrfnlliclL mo nobel
Die Wnn0orincn iih bcrcidcrtcn; BOB
Cr Dos alte tolllcn0iGbriqc Giuiloicnlt-
Spltcm altIbob, inter meldcm nllr
lolde WGnncr, Die oic oltcn dyincii.
Iden alallifcr griinolif tunntcn un0
oeren Sdriitcn 5l1m Gbcil olSmcnoig
qclcrnt battcn IN Ben StnutS0icnlt
trctcn fonntcn; Dab elm tniierli6cS
Gift c%rloiien milrOc sur NuibebrmQ
Der tolienoiGbrigcn Wto0c Scr Ser
friippellng Der 6iiBc hineiii6cr
WtGof)en; ooB ser Gintritt in Die 9lr.
mce erleid)tert mllr0c, mo 0oB Die
@uO0iltens Sempel in Shulcn Der
luonoelt muroen.
&ong 2)u Mci mndte cincn icbr
onAenebmcn Gin0rltf, cr lit lebboit
bci'm Heocn mo bat cine ic6r mlclo=
oiId)c Gimme. Gr trGQt mas lueniq
items bicr5uIonoc bel Gbincicn ~ieltel1
portommt, cine 9riuc.
&or Der @criommIung fonb Inn
81 Gbren I'M .Hennrrts&ote elm
9ontett Itatt, an meldem ungefGbr
10 GbineIcn mo 10 9merifoncr Sbeil
nobnlcn. Inter oen 9mcrifnnern be-
fonoen iid) SllgcnOridter Charles ".
SelIioler, sStuotrotbS : WitQlieo
Wm. e. Smith H|ehtaompult Nid)oro
y. Sippctt un0 nnOcre promincnte
@nItimorer. 0oS Wcnii mar nutiir.
lid nod omcritonilhcr Nrt 5lrberei.
tet.
Sn Sen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iii6r.
ten Die @ebeimpoli5iIten @eopcr uno
Gougbcrtp Den fDineiiiden Neid)S Ne
former in elmer aItide in ser Stoot
uno in ocn Eorf Nnlngen lumber, mo
bel oerielbe iih ais Elm ,iebr l6arier
Weobad)tcr e%ntpuppte.
Sang yu @ei gebt bcute mad,
WoibingtorL no cr Elm poor Gage
peripcilen miro. Gr reilt Damn nod
NepsYorf.
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8 II

@olltcin@ oltim + It G t,
ben. Iuf Sem 0ampier st,
2ouis", ser an Somitag 9(benb in
Nclu-9orf bon Gberboltrg onfam,
itorb fur5 nod s(bfobrt oeS 0ompiers
bonn lebtgenunnten Soien Worid)oG
IS. @ilion, ebemolS bon Baltimore,
an Der Observation-Disclosures. Der arou.
fe ion Dor Ieinem IoOe Den S6iiis.
or5t, Or, u. 2lopo Barter, gebetell
boben, ieiuen 500 SIT perbinoeru, bic
er in Nep.Oorf ober lpenn mGglid) in
Baltimore nngelongt lei, oomit er oui
heimatblihem 9o6eu Sen lcbter
Mtbem5ua thun fDnne. @ilion mar
m1breno Der lettcr % Sabrcn in $50.
ris ipobubaft mo lit an 2unaen.
ibpinoiud)t. Gr ipllroe ouf einem
3uge inter Niliiidt BON Mersten nod
Gbcrbourg gebrod)t mo lein 3uitono
ldien lid) 81 beiiern, ais err alti Dem
st. 2olis" mlnngtc. 9oitm bate
iebod Scr 0ompier cine Eagreiie sl.
riidgelegt, 10 pcriflimmerte iid) Der
3llItano beS Eatienten uno er ltarb
trot aler InItren9ungen oeS Sdiffs.
or5tes. Nm nG6lten Gage nuroe Der
2eidrnom i'll ben O5eon perienft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Sus Tycit Der Maiicn.

Gas Tcit Der @niicu.
Cn5 yNQgcmeincsG eutite @uiieu
haua" lit nit Hed)t Ser Stol5 lnlierc,
MitbiirQcr bcutider 9(bItommulnQ II
onS iGbrlide Nicnic Ser @oiicn an
FiinGmontog Neitnltct iih g%cpohnIid
sum &olfSfcit int mobren Sinuc Oc&
@orte5, mo Sung mo Pit Scr Ser
moncn bon Baltimore, pbne Inter.
ihieb Ser HcIiQion, Yolitif oOcr Jon.
tiger Observation-Disclosures lid 81
cincln g%emeininlnen colen 3luCd per.
cinigcn: sic pcroiCnitpouc NoDItbd.
ti9tcits InitoIt 81 untcrltiIbel, Den
ain0ern, meId)e Dom burten @cltld
ibrcr GItcrn bcrallbt Cincn Dcrgnilg.
ten IaQ 81 bcrciten mo lih ielbit 0o'
bel in @ottc5 ireicr Hotllr nnd) ser
~3enSluIt 81 crgcbcn. O}itbin brillat
Die bod)bcr5igc I%bcilnobmc am set
Der @aiicn i6rc 0cIobnunq idOn bon
iclbit nit i'd; mic 9Itmciitcr @otbc
iogt:
Sod IN Der ToppcIRclpinn 81 ttatcr:
Nurm6er3ig fem nm iHD ieIbtt cra0Bcr."
0urum ioQtc c3 gar feiucr Nurc-
0lmg icitcn3 Der Erciie ODER on0cr.
meitiacr Ncflumc beOiirien, 0ic Be-
tbciliglmg moiienboit 3lt MAIDEN, 81.
NAL ueuu man bcOcnft, 0nB Our6 Den
ucrbeerenocn Brand i'm poriqeu,Sabrc
aud oa3 nNQgcmeinc 0cutide @oi-
ienbolt5" groBcn &crl,tlt c~rlitten mo
obcn0'rcin cine iGbrlide &crmiQiQlng
ser Wtlni5ipaI q @eboroe Der NnItult
cutjoNen mltrOc. 0cabolb iollten ole
hiciigcn StummcSacnoiien, Miirttem.
berger, @nnnopernner, 9upern, Erelt,
ben Sadicn @uoenier, Slocnbur.
ger, &eI'en, Wcdlcnburger, @ruum
it)meigcr, Sdlc9mig Soliteincr, @ci.
mornner, Weiningcr, 2ippe.I ctmols
Ser, Sbiiringcr, @eitpbuIen, Shma,
ben, Sod. mo Elottoeutid)e, NeuB,
Shlei5, Sobcnlteincr unO mic
tie ale bciben umicre martigen Sells
berte Oor2lllem quite
Oeut d) u merifuncr nit
c6Icn 8eiinnunQcn, grtem @umor II.
%oiiener @Grie icir, nm Qenleiniom Elm
loblidcS llnternebmcu tbatfrGitig 81
lmteritiiben. Mn llntcrbaltlmg miro'S
nidt ieblen; Eoitor SulilS Soimnnn
miro Die oelltihe, @ouperneltr @ur.
iielO Die en0liihc 6eitreoe boltcn. Die
Gcrcini9tcn SGngcr merOcn Mfaiicns
d0re, Die bartholomew @creine Gin.
5elbortrGge bolten. Ger Surnoerein
nNorluGrtS" miro Elm S6alltllrncn
I'M 6reien DeranItoltcn uno 6ic 30g,
hinge ibre lleblngen gum Better ge.
ben. Damn gicbt'S por5iigIidle Spei-
len mo @etrGnfe, Gon3crt. mo3on5s
lutiit, @lildSroo, 8olt@ipiCle II. /. 10.
@lttcS Mctter lit and bcitclt; o'rum
ctr5mt bcrbei ibr ocuifhcn Ghaareul
3iebt 3um oSarleD Bari" b%inono;
9Sout Sbr ebie Gut %erfubreu.
@leiht am Ffinaiiiet nibt 5l SuuS.
Wtebri Der ySuiien fargo Srenoen.
gImiiiirt Sud fel6it 5uQIeit;
Ner9eBt Nlndereien uno qciocn.
Scit on eoleu Ibnten reih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Waiien6ans.
@plfsfcit.
Sentc, Eiinait-M ontas,
Den IL. Smni,
SarIcH.Earf

@cacn &ubeit0rung be.
trait. - Scr 40 Sabre olte 9rpon
Bradley bon Nr. t514, @iniomitr.,
iuuree geItern III Der iiioliden Goli.
5ciItotion me9en Nltbeltorung Inn
$50 mo Soften beItraft. Bradley
fam am Somltog Ibeno IN miirri-
ld)er Stinmun9 nod Solic uno ee.
rictb nit ieiner 8ottin IN Streit,
fpobei cr eincn iolhen Hooou per
ilbte, Dab Die gauge Modbaridaft
mad) lpuroc. Sergeant Yiilter boltc
i'm aus iciner @obnung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
@niieub anss
@aiieubans.
&oIfsicit.
Scntc, Fiingit-W untaa,
ben IL. Snni,
Tarleg,Sarf.

Gin ~ httgcr Tng. = Der
beutige Tag miro, iopcit bic Wuni5i,
palitGt in @etroht fomnlt, Elm icbr
nid)tiger mcrocn. Woppr SimomlS
miro n1mlid Die Nb5ugsfonolsGomz
miilion erncnneu mo Dem 5lpciten
Hot6s5lpeige ied)S Namen 5llr 9eltG.
ti9ung 5~uienoen. gSie idon iriiber
berid)tet, meroen Or. Sra Hemien,
ErGiibent Der nSobns SopfinS' Uni
perlit1t," Sr. Charles england, Elm
prominenter @etreiocbGnoler mo
Mitglieo Der Sonoelstommer, uno
Sr. s. @oiporo Mobler bon Der Mo.
observation-disclosures Sirno gupnler &
Wobler. Die nemofrotiiden Mitglie-
ser Ger Gommiiiion icin. GrsStoot.
rotbSmitglieo @m. 9. EIott miro eli.
ner ser orei repllblifoniihen Mitalie-
ser fem. @er ole onneren bcibcn re-
pubIifoniiben Witalieber iein werbcn,
lit nod nibt befannt.
Sellte Tahmlittog miro olld oaS
@obIconteit.Gom ite bes criten 3mei-
9es mieber cine Sitrng boltcn.
&ur5cr SreibeitStroum,
II SomeS Grithuro BON Nr. 1925,
SrontitruBc, non geItern cin ldIrper
cnttGliftcr WanIt. @r mur6e onl
Worgen aus bem @efnngniB cntlnl.
len moielblt CT ioeben einen Serntin
ubgcbiiBt bate. Nls er boiler &oii-
nllng aus Dem @ei1ugnib id)ritt,
pcrbaitete i'm Der Hunbe.S ergeont
Mic@roip BON iiioIihen Giltrift uno
brodte i'm mad, Der iiiolid)en EoliSei.
i~totion, moielbit or abermolS Dem
8erid)tSoerfobrcn iiberfpielen iullrbe,
meil er uneeblid ON 81. October
1901 Srn. Samllel Sambltrg BON
Nr. 720. Siio.GbarlesitraBe, eincn
lleber5ieber 9eitoblcn bubcn ioa.
--
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@aiicnbans- 81
G~ulfsfcit.
Scntc, Ffimait-M untaa
ben II. Suni
Nnrlen.Yarf.

- ~ ~ - y - ~ "
nam Der AM leBtcn GonnerltoQ Nbcno
ploblid] gcitorbenen Sruu Barbara
9ittmor mlroe geiteru Nodmittoq
bonn S%ralerbauie, gtr. $50, Noro.
Molfe-S traBe, aus infer ullQcmcin
5obIreider 0etbciligung bon 2ei0tro.
gen6en ollf Der Baltimore Gcnetern"
sur letter Hlbe bcitnttet. @o6l ieit
Subren luoren nod llie 10 piele 9lll.
mengeruinoe in cinem Srallerbalie
eingeloufen, Elm 9erueiS, 0aB Die ga.
binQci6ie0cne bel Nlen, ole Tie fonnz
ten, in bobcr Ndtltng ltono. Foitor
50. &llber bon Der ct. MattbGi.8e.
metnoe an ser Central Npemle uno
6opette- StroBe belt i'm SrnuerDouic
uno am @robe Sen einbrlldSpoQen
SrolergotteaOienit ob, un6 ais 8obr.
tudtr1ger fungirten ole SS. SenrD
Sofferbert, Senrp ". Soiierbert,
Noam 0ebler, Srtb &anmerer, Nn0r.
@irtb unb Conrad 0ittmor. Inter
ben Dielen 9Iumengeninoen, mel6e
ON @robe nieoergclcgt muroen, be.
tanoen Iid) Die iolgenoen; cine Snrgs
0ede bon Der San1ilie, aran5 bon
@rn. un0 Srou Senrp Soiier6ert,
@orbe bon Srn. nnb Srou George
Oittmar, &re1l5 bon Sri. &ollile Sol.
ierbert, Solbmono uno Stern bon
s.. W. Sofferbert, Bouquet IL. Saline
bon Srou .. Soiierbert, Bouquet
BON &rn. mo Srou Is. 9ittmor, cine
SimmcISpforte bon Der o&enrietto.
Soge 9tr. 9" aran5 bonn nGoenitr..
9ouoereirL" &albmono unb Qpro bon
0cn Nngcitcllten BON obn Gittmar \
S0bne, &albmono uno Stern bon
Dem ,Sodion , Square 2eib- uno
Sparperein," &ran5 uno Spro bonn
yWo5ort.W Gnncrdor," &relB pom
.Sroucnpcrein ser ct. WattbGis@c.
meinoe," Yolmen uno Nelfen bon
Srn. mo Srou 9. Smith, Talmeu
uno Nelfcn bon Srn. uno Srau s.
Serlpig, &ran5 BON &rn. uno Srmu
3. Wt. Roebrentrop; Inter bon Srn.
9ller. Slopmon, aron5 BON Srou
gtelfer un0 Sri. Nidel, Bouquet bon
Srn. mo Srou 2omenitein, Bouquet
bon @rn. mo Srou s. German,
Bouquet BON 6rou s. Sngel, Solb.
mon0 mo Stern bon Srn. mo Srau
&. Nib, Bouquet Nelfen BON Srou
Sepbe, Bouquet Hclfen BON Srn. uno
Sru1t Geo. Snl5er, &ral5 bon Srou
s. It'll, Solbmonb mo Stern bon
ocn 6rollen 8. Sofferbert, Nc. Wiaer
uno e. @iloeniuS, Bouquet bon Sri.
Soltiie &eB, Holmen BON Srou IS.
WottbeiB, &ran3 bon Srn. uno Srau
O.. Sermonn, Snlbnlono uno Stern
bon Srou &iefer, SoImono mo Stern
bon Srn. uno Srnu =. aommerer,
Ealmen bon Srn. ltno Srnu u. @irtb,
&ron5 bon Srrt. Geo. 0oberciner,
&rnn5 BON Srn. lln0 Srou $. &loB,
aron5 BON Srn. uno Srou s. Bad.
mann, aron5 bon Srrl. rno Srou
". Wourer, 2pro bon Srn. SenrD
@enbof, aron5 bon &rn. mo Srou
20. 9ebler, Bouquet Nelfen bon
Srou q. Sertel, Bouquet Hoien BON
Srn. Con-. 6. Gibelberger, aron5
bon Sri. s. @ebn uno einen aronS
bon einem llnbefonnten. - Srou
0ittmor, geb. Sofierbert, mar in
SeIien-G ormltobt i'm Sabre 1S49 &c.
boren uno font i'm 9llter bon ~ Sab.
rem mad amerifa. Wfit ibrem niill-
mebrigen @ittper, Srn. Sobn 0itts
mar, iuilroe iie Dor 81 Sabren ge-
trout. Sic binterlGbt oilBer oieiem
orei Sobne, oic $50. Sobn o, @iI-
liam mo Senrp 0ittmar, 5luei God
Ter. Die 6rlS. gnna uno Winnn 0itt.
mar, cine Sdppiegertobter mo 5mei
Stiefidlpeitern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Qtrtbur %. 8pbiptt,

Eafiase . Notariats . 8elbuediel.
Bureau. Sdiffsfarten fir ale
Gompfer.2inien. H~eiiepGiie, 8eblel,
@elomediel uno @eloienbungen.
(gIpriI14 .1S) q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12

BON ErGiioent 9iu5 5llnl Nofiolaer
oes oobicr geitorbenen mcritoniidJen
9otidoiters Monliel gspiro8 ernunnt
moroen. Ger ltelte 9otidoiter miro
lein Amt crit inn Mllg1tit ontreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Sd)iffsfartcn oon nnb mad Scntld)
InuO.

Soii Baltimore bis Bremen: Sea-
lite $50; Observation-Disclosures bts
gum 1. Iuauit $3.50; BON /. gug,
bis 1. @obember $3.50 nnb $685. 90.
I%unoreiie 81 biuigerem Sreiic.
Sbeu. 8. 9iener & ST., 3immer Nr.
3, ia Sit.2erington-S Ctr. (323-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12

*** Ger yIrbeiter.W dnnerd)or"
peranItoltet am Spnntag, Den %.
sunni, cine aroBe grfrrlion iot
Sair.0 ien onl Hod.Greef. 0iele Gr.
furiionen oes .grbeiter-M1nner.
d)ors" s1blen 81 ben popularltcn
Decentralization tpdbreno 0sS
Sommers nno iperoen bon gqen.
sic bereits ioId)en beigepobnt baben,
nit Srelioen beariiBt. Rdbere 5iit-
5eInbeiten iiber 3eit nnb Srt Der Ab-
iabrt iino an onoerer Steue bea
,Geutjhen Gorreiponoenten" eriid)t.
lid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Gttu 2icf, Gaic, M"citnnrant nnS

@atbsfcncr, 2obe BUILDING. IS unb
II Siio.@ opitroBe, crlonbt iih Die
MittbeiIlng 5u MAIDEN, ooB iein
2otal icbt politGnOig iiir'S 8eitGit
fcrtiG gcltcIt mo bcutc, Wontog, oen
II. Sum-, sur @Gidtigung se6iinet
lit. U61-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
Sta0t Baltimore.
lIntcrbaItnngs . @egmeiier.

.Tentfhes @niiruhaus." - Ifingftmontdg,
ben II. SuHi, Sriibliuges SET int nTurleHf Bari" d.
y@ermania.T urupercin," Snnning, ben
Is. SUM. urubc @rtlripn mad @eitpsblrg.
.Shaltns Ma unrrdlnr." Sunltaa, oc1l Is,
Snni. arubcr Sumllieu Husflu9 Iiad pNlcfcr's
Rarf" am WtiOolezJtipcr.
,Saoiimrr 1rnucuucrciu. NforlinQ. ben
Rarf".
yGledric.9urt." - IdRGih &nuoebiuc1 &nrs
iiellungen nno Mou3ert.
Vnturun'S GuuScrt.W nrteu, gelnir.gono, a
Wcilen. 6nne". - ScoCn Nbeno bon 8 bis l1.30
Gnuberfe.
yBIue' Bart" am Nnd'Htuer. I1allb
RaIhebiue, &uritcluuncl.
,@r1srrrS Baltimore" EenuipIunnin, uno
9prtb.MOcnue. ~ JuQlib NlouiirlC glslteUuiig
uHO SnrnehGl.
ysoImetrr.grnh." 80 1dalihe GtilritOuen
Der Enmplcr pYnuiie".
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MrpEcs WbidlichS.Gnn,er

Sdneioer'S 9euti6eS Sale, Nr.
1t9, @eIt.S opetteitrnBc, beute, Mon.
tag, ben II. SUM-. gniong p 8 llbr
NbenoS, BON Caption non 9orreIS
Srdelter, pom .NoroOeutiden &lopo"
0ompfer nWoin." (162)
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8elSienSnnsen nadj 9entidlamo uni
ScSfreidl

su "a Gents pro Narf unb 201a
Gents pro 4roue. gorto ertra.
@edieI mlsseiteat auf ollie Sbeile
ser @eIt. Sbco. $. 9iener & &c.,
ia 8. clearinghouse Str. 3immer Wr.
3. 1857
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12
@eainnenb an Is. Snmi.

SH'""s"p uh H.. S""t. St'tu-
9onnpier nud Sold)elter on Glen.
Itagen. 0onneritagen unb 6reitagen,
um 3.15 Hadm. Sabrfartcn an Der
Werite 25e. (161-7S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-12

oiitihe 9amennerein".
Obige Gereine madten geltern cine
aemeiniame grfnrlion nod Greet.
Sails, Die ben 9etbeiligten ein ee-
nuBrcides Yfingitpergniieen berei-
tete. $50 Tlattoeutid)e gum froblid,en
Sbnn beiiammen iinb, ga ieblt bie
@emiitblibfeit nibt, oo lpriibt ser
Slinlor pie Siilfen aus Ser Seuerz
elie, oes 2ebens llngemod unb Ylo-
gen merben pergeiien, Die Seiterfcit
fiibrt oos S5eptcr; mitbin lit es ielbit.
%peritGnblih, baB Die @ootfobrt uno
oos geielige Sreiben bel Great Sails
in ihoniter Sarmonie perlief, rto Der
Shreibcr 0ieies beooilert MIR, oaB err
niht babel iein fonnte.
Ser meme merifaniibe9 o t.
dafter.
Sr. Soaqrin Gaiaius, elm beruor.
rasenoer SSuriit ShriititeIer unO
Hational-S efonom bon Merifo, lit
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
KNOCK OUT SIXTY DAY
CLAUSE IN. MINING RULE
Measure Seeks to Allow subIake Mineral
Leases

Members of the st. Louis county legis-
lative delegation yesterday decided TO in
troduee in the Legislature a bill submitted
to them some time ago providing that the
state may Issue mineral leases on lands
lying underneath the beds of lakes in
the state. At present there Is no law
permitting this action although there are
several hundred applications of this ma
ture on file with the state auditor.
Under the terms of the original bill,
those who had already made applica-
ton were given preference whereby all
other filings on the same territory We're
prohibited for a term of sixty days In
other words, they were given the inside
track for two months, and ii was to be
presumed that in that time they would
be able to gobble up practically all of the
desirable claims. The bill as il will be
introduced, will have this provision
stricken out and everyone will be given
an equal chance, the same as at q gov
eminent land opening.
County Attorney j. NJ. McClintocl and
his assistant, Wilson G. Crosby, were said
to be the originators of the BILL in view of
the fact that they, together with other
cation for leases. They urged that they
had gone to the trouble and expense of
locating claims and that they should be
given time to perfect their title. In oppo-
sition to this, the owners of the riparian
rights along these lakes asserted that thew
We're the ones who should be given prefer
ence. In order to avoid controversy the
sixty day clause was stricken out and in
its present form the bill will have the
backing OF the st. Louis county delega-
tion
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
SAENCERFEST PLANS
Directors Hold Meeting and Ar.
range for Big Event

meeting of the board of directors
of the ST. Paul Saengerfest associa-
ton was held last night, In the office
of Comptroller Louis Betz. The asso-
citation is commencing the work of pre-
pairing for the great saengerfest which
will be held in this city in June next
year. Last night reports were read
from several of the committees, one of
them showing that the $4,000 from the
city contingent fund, which was set
aside for the great musical festival,
was now available.
The most important committee ar
ranged for last night was the one to
select names for the local music COM
mittee. This body will be composed of
members of the organizations included
in the Saengerbund of st. Paul. 1t will
be the duty of the committee to select
leaders, soloists and orchestras for
the festival, and also to designate
what music is to be produced by them
in the welcoming choruses and other
great musical numbers.
The seventy-five societies of st.
Paul will be stirred up by another
committee, for it is the object of the
directors to interest all the organiza-
tons of the city in the festival, even
though they are not members of the
bund.
The meeting last night was adjourn
ed until March IA, when 1t will be re-
sumed in the Offices of Comptroller
BetZ.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
WAITING FOR CODE
House Committee Will Decide
Upon Action Today

Members of the house judiciary COM
mittee will decide today on the pro-
gramme for the treatment of the stat
ute revision code in the house.
1t is not expected that the code can
be reported by the judiciary commit
tee today, and 1t is possible that 1t
will not be in shape for presentation
tomorrow. Much clerical work in ar
ranging the 1900 amendments remains
to be done, and c. w. Farnham, clerk
of the committee, said last night that
the code might not be before the house
on Thursday.
At the meeting of the judiciary COM
mittee today, the date when the new
code will be made effective, if passed
by the legislature, will be discussed and
probably decided upon by the commit
tee. A movement in line with the sug-
gestion of the Ramsey County Bar as
ISOLATION, 10 make the code effective
Jan. 1, 1907, has been inaugurated in
the committee.
The plan has friends on the COM
mittee, and a-member went so far yes
terday as to declare that majority of
the committee is committed to the
postponement of the date to the OPEN
ing day of the next session of the leg
islature. - ~
Speaker Frank Clague and T. T. OFFS
thun, chairman of the committee on
general legislation, are said to favor
the change in the enacting clause. 1t
is argued that by making the code eff
fective two years hence, there will be
opportunity to point out its inaccura-
cies and Inconsistencies before these
have time to injure property and per
sonal rights of the citizens.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
TENVOORDE RESIGNS
AS GUARD CAPTAIN

Capt. H. w. Tenvoorde, Company d,
First infantry, M. N c., rendered his
resignation as commanding officer OF
the company last Thursday evening.
Internal strife is said TO be the cause
of the captains resignation, and the
company once the best in the state and
winner of the second prize in a ma
tional drill contest, is now in danger of
being mustered out of the service
The military code provides that every
company in the state must have OH it's
muster rolls the names of forty-six men
who are in good standing or else be
mustered out. During the last few
months the company has gone to pieces
and now its membership is dangerously
nearly the dead line. 1t is now planned
to hold an election of officers at the
regular drill night next Thursday even
ing and reorganize. Harry " Kncche,
the present first lieutenant, is the
unanimous choice for captain, while
Charles French. second lieutenant, win
probably be elected first lieutenant.
Two candidates for the second lieuten-
ancy have been mentioned, First
Sergeant Martin Farley and Sergt. A.
Thiebaud.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
SEEK TO REMEDY FAULTS
IN STATE TIMBER LAW
Substitute Bill Framed to Protect State
School Fund

The house committee on public lands
will report a substitute bill for the Asher
Murray bill, relating to the appra isement
of timber on state lands. 1t will be franz
ed with special reference to the protec-
ton of the state from the evils of under
appraisement, from which. it is said. the
state school fund has suffered heavily in
past years.
The substitute bill will provide for
three appraisers, one to be named by the
governor. one by the county commission
ers and the third shall be state cruiser
but not a resident of the county where the
land is located. Timber on state land
shall be appraised before the land is of
fered for sale, and small timber on the
land may be sold to the actual purchaser
of the land at its appraised value at the
time the lard is sold. Payment for the
timber-is to be on a cash basis. Frequent
sales of public lands are to be made, and
ninety days notice of sales are provided
for.
The pay of the timber appraisers is in
creased from SO to S. day, and they are
to be given their railroad fare.
The substitute bill retains the drainage
feature of Mr.. MurTay's bill, relating TO
the drainage of state lands. If it is shown
that the value of the land will be en-
HANGED by drainage a reappraisement
shall be made after drainage and before
The land is again offered for sale by the
state auditor.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-01
TOWNSHIP TREASURERS
LEARN THEIR WAGES
Attorney General Young Makes State
nent for the Doubling Ones

In response to many inquiries from
township treasurers all over the state,
Atty Gen. Young yesterday inter-
preted the law regarding the compen-
sation of the office. According to the
reading of the law township treasurers
are entitled to a compensation up to
500 per year, but their salary must
be drawn from the funds which they
receive during their term of office, they
deducting per cent, up to 500 each
year
Treasures in small townships,
where there is not a great deal of
money in the treasury, put the query
to the attorney general:
Supposing that my predecessor
turns over a sum of money to me at
the time of my induction into office.
am l privileged to take per cent of
this money to apply to my salary?"
The Interpretation made by the at
torney general was to the effect that
they were not entitled to deduct from
this fund for their salaries, but must
collect from money received by them
during their term of office from other
sources.