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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11

fir Or. 9tob' GntlnIiung bon lid ouf
fie ob5lhpGl5en beriufte, 10 iebr, bo5
lie Or. 86bel ser elmer ibrer oltcn
Sreunoe tuor uro in ocn tic unbc,
Qren5tes @crtroucn icbte, crlud)te, ci-
ne tritiIhe llcbcriidt itber oenStono
ser llniueriitGt GIT oerfoiien, morin
er sic llrioten qcmiiicr 6ebIer I'M
2e6rplanc u1o Der 3uiummenieburg
Der 1afultGt belcuhtete.
Or. @6bcl mciQertc iid) NnfonqS,
ii6ernubm u6er i6licbIih 6ic Nrbeit,
Oo 1rou StoniorO oornltf bcItono,
BOB Tie ais iiberIebenoe @ritnOcrin
ser ltnioeriitdt bic Wodt un0 oa3
Hedt 6uttc, Dies BON linn 81 Derlon-
gen. Sd babe 0icic Nbbonolilng,m mo-
rim sic llnipcriitdt megen lbrer Gln-
ieitiQfeit ut6 &crnohIoiiigung Der
pbiloiopbiidcn uno bumonitGrcn@Stl-
icnidoiten idorf 9cto6clt muroe. Illf
@rltn0 0iCicr Nbbonblung modte
6rou Stonior0 ser Bcrlpoltun9sbe-
b0r0c mcbriod) Gnpfcblungcn bc5iia,
lib ser Tii6rrn9 Scr ltnipcriitdt, Sic
cine mcicntlihc NcnOcrum9 Oc52cbr-
planes 5llr Solgc botten. 9en6rfol-
&c mltr0en ouh. mcbrcre ncle Erofei-
loren nngeitclt, oorunter Or. Sonc3
BON &orporo, Der sen 2e6rItubl fir
Eipdologie iune bot.
y@oIo no6 ser %Grfronfung bon
6rou Stonforo in 6olgc Der &er9ii.
tunq bcIlrdte Or. &orOon Sru. 8rof.
@0bcf mo ~pcrIon0tc icine HeIigno-
ton, uobci or 5llga6, OoB ocIicn So
bigfeit uno Siidtigfcit ais 2ebrer
il6er olcn 3mcifcl crhoben iin6, o6er
obne @riin0e odiiir on5ugebeh ons
oeutete, oob Or. @obcl oEcrlono non
Qroto" an ser llniocrlitGt lei, SD
bin nift I'M Stonoe gemcicn @e.
ruciie 81 iin0cnL Oob 3miiden o..
@Gbcl ltno Ocn. onocrcn Witalicoern
ser SofultGt Giffcrcn5cn in @c5rt9
ollf lluibcriitGtS NnQele1cnbeiten
bcItonocrt, un6 CLAUDE audi nidtoaB
1oldc pcri0nIider Nntllr criitirtcn.
Or. @obet nci9crtc 'id notiirIi6, oo$
81 tbltn, mas Or. Serbian pcrlonqte.
o0nrmtfbin mur6c cr ipGtcr or.
iltdt, Dor cincm NuSiNuB, 0cm log.
nNopiiorD @ooro", 81 crihcincn, llit
iidJ o,li Qclpiiic Acknowledgment 81
pcrnntiuorten, Sic orgCbliN geQ2n
i'm erboben morOcn morcr. @0bcI
bcrIonqtc cine g[6idrift ser NniduI-
biQrl1Qcn un0 sic Mtittbcilung Oe5
ser Ecrion, mcIdc oiciclbcn
crbobcn cbe or lid) bercit crflGrtc.
Dor 6icicr llntcriudunQ3 2 Commit.
lion oltS5uin9cn. 0icS muroe i6n
0rcimol ocrlpcigert, mo CT meiB
icbt nod ui6t, mas oicIc Nni6ulOi-
0lul0cn lp0rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Yfinait5eit.
Bon i rieoo 9 d.

QiinQit5eit, 0oS lit mics Simmelrcid)
Noh iriih oie 2eu5e8monne,
Ger morme @ino 10 Ieii' uno peih,
So milo mo gut Oic Sonne.
@emalt'ger, boiler @~lodentlang
limo 9irfcngriin mo 6lieoer.
llnO luitgc5 @olf nit llIt'qem Song
&anoltraben uii un0 nie0cr!
Eiinait5cit, ooS lit mie@immel@9Ian},
@ie ruit Sbr, trdllte Wloden!
g8ie prongit Oh, NimmeIidlijiicI
fran5
rNn lie6en ain0crlodcni
@ie ielig gebt Scr &0gcl Slug!
@ie bliIbt's olli allen @e2cnl
@ie mallit Oh, nrmcr Mealbbcit2'
5lla,
Sent irob Dem SPELL entgegtnl
@eit mcagerdunt 0e3 9lQtag3 FIo8,
8erItedt Ole bangen Sorgen.
9eS &nbre5 mabrlter 6eiertaa
8iit on Eiinqitiomtngmorgcn!
Sin ncIe3 mGdt'gc9 &oiimmgSs
blilb'n
6nBt ale @elt 5uiommcn,
@ic eritcr Gbriitbeit @Ioubcn2Qlilb'n,
Mie critics @ciitcailummcn.
Mon licbt in ieorm 9%hmmcnitrmrB
9nS mlnOerfrGit'Ge .9Ser0cl"
Winn breitet ieinc Nrmc aus:
Oh id0uc @ottc5erOe!
Oh Iieber &en5min0, murm uno meid,
quite. miloe Come!
Eiin9itjeit. on5 lit mics SimmeIrcih,
g8ie Eorooielc9momc!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11

nigc. $50 acitt oer1l bin nit Get
mem Irip?"
,Nu, elm 6iafcn nod Sponicn, Gin
bi4den noh &tolicn lmO ctroo@ nod
GcutihlonO,"
ia miridt oltd Sen Gcttn1ol%ySIls
lp iebc?"
,S6r' nal, 0nfcl," ontmortctc l0
0crei}t, noie 9emcrflnNcu LAB nal,
ionit fiinoigc i6 Cir Die 6reuno=
ihnitl"
n9}a MI ici ood ni6t alcid mie
frcbiig. SD meinte ia bios. Milo III
piriht II icbc?"
sd CLAUDE niht. @cun i0 crit
mai Sdn9crfelt = FrGiiOcnt gcuclet
bin oo bnbe id) mcbr Nuaiidt. Nbcr
0nfeL OH licait ia bintcr Der Hiberto
olti ser 9aller, ruie elm Holrbritter an
&8cgc! Oh miQit mobl Die orncn
&ouflcllte nit 3oacn obfunacn?"
n@6ltit Gcine u1gcipoih'nc 1890 id
bdtf beilrob' mas gciogt. 9lbcr i'd
mill Dir ioqen. ga icin 10 a 2lnt-
pcnpod, Die mole mcinc %i6crtD fiO'
nGppc mo noN ellis GilouO bringc
ais q big9c5 Sinmbel, ais lie iogc;
ga mar lie am Elotc, Oonlit Ole Gn1'
mi0rGnte icbn tb1tc, mn5 De IruitS
gcbGppteiit babe 2ibertn."
Sd mllBte bod lohcu iiber Ocn al.
ten ebrli6eu Onfel, Der icinc Fup.
penbeimer i6on fennt.
o&o, licber Snfel," ioQtc ih, mo-
rum mod)it Oh Ocnn o6cr Den (rllt5
nidt 0en 0urouS?"
Cnfel Gam nuroc iebr crnit; sic
ToItcn in icincm @ciiht 5oQcn lid
bitter 5uionmen. 0&o, Oo9 iogld)t
luobl. 0n9 iidt ia Die groBc Gr0bz
bel BON ouS MiGttcr. 0ic 6iiriAte in
,Sllropp no lid 10 nciB ScrcniiiimIS
ncmc, Die limo bon @ottc3 @uo0c, II.
0o9 flin0t 0od) nod, iucnn aud nld)tS
oobintcr ltcdt. 9lbcr idJ 1922"
n9to, mnS oenn?"
sd bin bon Srlit3@noocn, @erm
id meme WfiblS nebme, oo eiie id)
Gruit G Sleii6, mcnn ih Den Shug-
ger an ben &oiii thu, ga iIdt c9
Iruit, luenn id ne S6n0ii Frile
ncbrne, ooer d Eicifhc rolrdc, 0n
iiht'9 bon Erllit9 @nooe, mcnn id
Die &outpc onitcdc, ga iidt'a (rltit.
Oil, Wcnn i) meme 6cicrplcB onbcijc
mill, on iiGt3SrIit &oblc, I'm iucrtn
id mcr nj bic &icbubn @nlS unO9ei-
lie brede mill, On ii0t Ser Srtlt 10
out uno iibcrninmt sic 9lr6eit."
Gem ulten Ontcl licfcn Ole lbrG-
llcn hcrlntCr - mo mir Uld). Sd
lpolltc nod ctpua %untmortcn, abcr oa
luor Die oSrcnc" Ihon loueit, oaB id
Sen Onfel binter ser &ibertD nidt
mebr lab. Nbcr ga - mas mar Oa3?
Sit mir 10 ihminoliN QcmeicnL o0er
bat sic o2ibcrtp" mirtlid Die Godel
geldmcntt mo 5ltriid gemintt? lln0
bot mid mcin Sbr getGlti6t, o6er
mirtlih @lmocrte bon Stint
men zines 9cmiihtcn Chores: Som.
me mie0crl" llno ga, ga itonO ia
lpobrboitig-i6 lab ca Orlrd Ocn Sic
fer - lbonloa mo alein unO Die
n@ormonic" bod otI ben Sdnltern
Der n6reibcit, "un0 alein gob ocnSon
onunO cS idolltc m0htig binntS gen
OIt mo @elt: oSdnciOige @ebr!"
So yihnctoige Mebr" 9egen oie9lus
getuolt ser GruIta, i6neioige &ebr
gegen Oen ob%eriollcn ShminOel oeS
Yuritnni9mlS, un0 ldneloigc @cbr
fir Die boditcn Sitter oelitiden&olta.
tbrnla.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Yfin0lt @Couufcu.
Seilt' ioa in alien Gbriitcnbcr5cn
Gin bciIig 0eiIteaiellcr gIiib'nl

Gin beiIig @~eiitcaiellcr gliib'n!
Gem Yiingitrn lit ooS Set oc5
Settles. %, bcil'gcr @eiit, tebr' bel
ms ein!" ertlingtS in 0en airdcn,
un6 nit oicien &lGngen miiden lid
Die Grinnerrmgen aus oen ainobcit8.
tagen oes Gbriitcntbum$, oo iic ale
einmittbig BET chamber morcll mo
imtroen boil 0eS bciligcn @eiiteS, 0n
Der S0cm @ottcS pom 0immcl ME
oerging ltllo nit ieinem Scller 0ie
Heoen einindcr MGrmer criiiute, 0oB
lie Den Wenid)cn ourd)S Ser5 gingcn,
mo muroen bin5ugetbnn bel Oreitnll.
ieno Seelen. &or Dem Eiingltgcilte
mnBten iid bie mGhtigItcn Heid)e
beltgen, mo boS Neih oea 8ciitcS lit
bon iencn 9rcitouicno oui mcbr,
oemn 400 Wiaionen ltGnOig gcpod)-
len. Nn Mengc geuadlcn, nber cS lit
nift mebr Der beiIige Beiit. ser lie
einmiltbig bel chamber iein IGBt. IS
lit cine Belt Ser llnrnit in Ger mir
leben. SIS bnltet Ole Wcn9c. eS iuuicn
Die Moifiuen, eS flirren Die @olo.
itiide. 81 cluigcr llnroit perbommt
miibt iidl Die gSelt in SiippbuSorbeit
ob. Gin ieOes @eidleft ld)idtet iei.
men Gruerb nti bcn ser p%ergongellen
8cldIedter uno bod, bIcibt unrilbe.
polle Irmnltb I'M &olte. Gin ieoeS
S%nbrbunoert tbiirmt icine griabrun.
gen olli Ole @eiSbeit Ser Sor5eit uno
ood) bleibt unier @iiicn unbeiriebi.
gellocS Stildrperf. NirgenbS ein Ibs
ldlllB, nlr9enoS cine &romtng, elm
eiulg WeiterorGnqen mo Saiten, eit
ncrgebliheS Sifitemmen mo gepolt.
lanes 8eidobemperoen. Wer bilit
ilber Die llurlbe ser Belt binpeg?
Wenn Der beili9e 8eilt pieoer einfebs
rem milroe, Der fonntc eS uollbrinoen.
yin ienem erlten Yiingittoge periton.
Den Die Weniden chamber. Gin ieg.
liher borte Die Sprohe, oorimen CT
geboren mar. Sest neriteben Tic eit-
an6er nidt mebr. @em ooS Sebnen
nad] Soberem Die @rlllt e~riiillt, Dem
fommen 81 Eiingiten pobl ionoerbore
8ebnnfen iiber Die unbeiIige &elt, oie
iih bonn beiligen Settle e%riiilen loiien
iou. Gr iiebt ringsum Den Snmmer
Der iroiiten lln5ulGnglidfeit er ers
blidt i'm Sample nm'S 1aiein nit
chamber ringenoe 9riioer zines Sol
fes, Die 81 einanoer cine uncertain.
oene Sprade reoen. Sremo iino eins
anoer Die St1noe, iremo chamber Die
St1mme, iremo chamber Die Solfer.
arbeiter uio Mrbeitgeber periteben
chamber nid)t nnb ringen in 'dmerem
Sample Inn Die Serrihait. 3mei
8oIfer zines Stdmmes periteben ein-
anoer nift uno itreben mseinanber.
SIN Often perlteben 5Dei &olfer elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
SDrrninc.

MnlcriIf - @nrtnrtia - Sricblid.
gSeiili6 bon 9~Salbroot elm ltto cine bnIbe
Notwithstanding 5reie &utfheu giubmtttuo5
am terminus. 4Srcife bon NeardbntBpldBCn lest
GGton 223. 0iirean; Srnntlin. uuo ~geinbiur.
9ioaoS. TcrIunpt Nrofbitre. (liai4, tS,T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Wnrhnrn Tittmnr.

IS iturb AM s. SUM 1905, nm 1886 DIOR
9ens, 6ran Barbara Eittmnr, geliebte Satin
BON SoDn Siitmnr, 9fr. $50. &0roz}SOlfc'Str. b.,
I'M 30. HebeHsiabre, Die Neeroigulg iiuoet
am Spuntag, giubmittnns , ll6r, pom Truuer=
itatt.
81 irilb ibHta oicfe 6ittre Stunoc,
9le Stb aus nHf'rer WIitic nabnL
Sod ~irolieno tout's aus unierm Wtunoc:
ggSa9 Soft tbut. oGs III luublQctbau!"
9ies 2Snrt itiut infer banecs Sleb'n;
Ih. ribe iunft, AMI gSieoerlebu!
GG0-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
(5iir ben oSountdgssG orreipOnoentrn. ~
SrnbtluicS uun Der yErin5cR SrCnc,"
@on 3 +. Gruit @eurici.

Son Or. Grnit Seurici
Sir Sen ireuuoli6en 2cler lei Dor
otSgciogt, boB ih in Baltimore Die
n0tbigc orobtloie Gelegropbcn Gin
rid)trng 5uriid gcloIlen babe, nm BON
ser nErin5eB &rcnc" aus in orubtlo.
fer &c%rbinOung nit Dem oGorrclpo1z
Oentcn" ST. blcibcn, genau lpic lh SD.
bon Baltimore ans nit oemGamprer
yNcdor" in G%crbinoung itan0. Sd
nnlB fcrncr ioQcrL OaB id) c9 Oor5og,
an Der Sebmoid)inc cincn Nppdrdt
on5ubringcn, Der Is mir crnlo8lldt,
obne &crmittellung Oc5 Hcoottcllra
(0cr lid Ougegen Ocrluobrtc) mo OcS
Sctcr2 glcid) 5u icbcl, Sir GoS,
ma9 ib nm bcltte orobtloS berIhtc,
bin idJ Oenn alIdl allcin ucrdntluort-
Iit, limo GoS lit gut; ocnn mir
muroc QIeit, ais Die nSrenc" obfltbr,
leDr d) II II oll9.
SD arbcite iebt olio 0robtlo3 an Scr
bon mir ielblt erlln0encn mo III
Mnibinqton unter9tlmmcr 3,6S9,2G0
potentirtcn o0iitan5 e ornbtloicnS eb.
moi6inc." g8ir iobrcn &oaoompi,
llltcr 10 @rno I Miu. uorOlider@rcis
tc mo ) @roo oltlid MoibinNton. ,Sh
bin nod ni6t idJuinoclirci. 9ua Ont
ieBlihitc lit. ooB elmer meincr Setter
- Die Iieben Seler tenncn ia 0oS
iurd)tbore &obenlei0, OuS idl in Nr.
7O5, EortInnoitrobc, OurhIcbte-mir'
ais blinoer YnlIa9ier BON bier nod)
@uiiolo, bon BORT nod 9}clu . 2ort
wno an @oro gefol1t lit. Grit BORT
mur0c i) ieiner nnIidtiN. 9}od trallz
riaer lit Dab 0ieler Scatter poIDganlis
itiihen Neigingcn bltl0iQt, mo 0aB
linn, iuQc uno id)reibe orobtloS, eins
mO5ponBia perliebte &oBcu geIolgt
iin0. Ger Captain bnrd)ihoutc nit
iccmGnniihcm Sernblid oic nette
Ncripeftipe iiir sic 3utunit ul0 molls
re mid aus Merger ooriibcr iiber2orb
ictcn. Sd bat i'm, bo6 liebcr Die
&oBen oortbin ST. beiorOcrlL 0ogcgen
ItrGllbtc lid ober ieir lOeifea @er5.
9lio mir baben nun ei1c &oBcna&us
pellc an 9orh, ollie G~oiio9icre leioet
inter Dem aotcr nno icilcm @eiolge;
ipegen ser &otcn rib i) bon @olti-
more aus - uno lliln lit mir Der
finite Gbeil meines @citonoc@ &C.
iol9t. Mein ein5iger Croft lit, ooB
lie u9tcopcl ieben unb itcrbcn" >per.
Den.
Nhtn obcr Don ser IuSio6rt. @ir
perlicben Nem 9orf bel i66nItcm
ySetter. Die Sonne mcni0itcna Itono
irgen0mo om @inmcl. NlS mir ms
Der Static Der 2ibertn nGbcrten Dor
to i6 elm eigeutbilmli6c3 Drummer
mo - lpoS iuor ooa - ga bodte
am Subgeiteu cine @citolt nit Gp.
linoerbut uno bolteltc brlmumcno al
ben Soien berunt, oic Inn oll0ct,
ldeinlid) 81 tllr5 iuaren. Scr Ilte
bate einen grnuen &innburt mo
iborie 3iige, aber cin ganS genliitbIi.
Dies all9e.
.@bo are non, Wiiter?" riei i'd
biniiber.
.gSea," loste er oni ont penniplpae
mid, .0u ioIlteiht mid bod) fennel
Sd bob Gid bod gail5 gut geglibe!"
ySnfel San!" rief id) frenolg.
nGanfe Dir. 0u morit mir Gin licbcr,
outer OnfeI; bait mir INNER 8elo
aegeben, obne ooB id Gid oarum an.
bettelte ooer onpumpte."
.@ea," lGdtelte Snfel Som .Gu
iuuriht mir ia audi elm liebcr Neifili.
Sd bob' Die 0utidm6nner oie gan5
gut ee9lihen, mitous lie molle nidt
biiilig lein unb better oni trompe
geb'n."
,Nbcr - SuteIl" ,l
g@ea," iogte OnfeI SonJ .es gibt
aud iolhe 2utidunanner, aber the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
MnS Den @coid)tcn BON @c0ra
SNlucItcr &iCrcf.
Gle = III c.

0icrotbc 0lumc.
IS mar in Sen Sogcm Ocn SoQcn.0cr
Hoicn,
"a filBtclt bon Summer ou8 &er5
III mir frei,
Sect biii6en I'M @orten ole ScrbIt,
%5citloicn,
limo @er6it5citloicn bcfrGn5cn inns
5luei:
@citorbcn sic &ie6c, oo3 @liid uto
Scr Wtui,
llno folt lit mo troitloa Elm ieglider
Srt,
Die Gage ser &oicn limo lGugit
uorbCi:
lluo ole rotbc @lumc lit lGnQit Der
BORT.
Ginit molte olIcpiA Die Sippe1 iO
filiiCu
Die ROTH mie ser Montcl ser So.
IlElU llllu,
Chit gloubt' i6 o%llcluig Gid lie6et
81 milllcn
Mein troumidone$, brouneS, liebs
rei5cn0c@ &ino,
Sn ben aroncn Der 9Gun1c ga rur
lhclt Scr Min0,
Gr trGgt in oic Terrc Die 9l1ttcr bin
tort,
Die 2iebc Critirbt ur0 0erSommer
pCrrinnt:
limo ole rotbc @lumc lit lGngit Der
BORT.
sc
IS Gnoert Oo3 Shidiol nid)t Gle,
nod Sci,
SD fin0e ME mcbr ooS ~crl0ienoc
@ort,
NidtS jolIbert &ergon9cneS mieocr
hCrbci;
l(no Ole rotbc 9llme lit IGnqit Der.
BORT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Sccroiomna.

Sic irhii6en ueberrcite hes Srn. Satub
Nutb, 9cllcbler @ntte bon Wtariu 0Iltb. ocr am
gSobnunG, 9ir. SOL, Npros6lintun etrnfc, Siobs
lnnotuiuu, i'm FILTER bon Gs Subret. \ Wioidfcu
mo 7 [upen iturh, meroeu am Sicuitaa, ginchs
mittaG5 nm 1a3 ubr, bonn @em0lbe hcS ,6l
GrIOicr Srieobolce" aus Dem SduoBc DER Groe
iIbcrOebCu luerOctI, Neruanbte mo Src1lroe
limo eilacluoclL Der &ceroiaulg ]bei5upobncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
Nnniin Sdlnnnlcr.

IS iiorh am 0. sunni 1905 qOuiIa ed3pplrr,
geliebte Satin BON Sobn q. ShGpplcr. 20
Sabre alt, Die @eerolguug finoet am @lOntna,
Den ~. SUM 1908, gu1mitta9s , llbr, bon
tbrer Iebten gSobrtng. &r. 901, @nit'Nucnnc,
ans fat. GGi-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
baltimore Scmctcrn.

giircnn: Mr.. 344, 9ipro.G DarleSsS trnkc,
NegruUniGplGbc Sum Sertaui - bon $25 an.
init WinrnorplulieI ab9egren3t. $50 - YluB
fir bier 9ruber. CSdutS,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
SnHcsfnnc

slt o, SUM 6rcOcrid sdnu eiarr, 1 5abr nno
4 Wiondte alt.
Vim s; SUM Numa Gatbarimc @asncr, 10
Sabre oft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-06-11
2uuouu : Harf.

Ter ba%uptiihlifite SrieoBoi in Baltimore.
81 ieoer 3ett errei66ur. Stint Gents Sabrs
qelo bon alien GtaottbeiIeu. StrnbeububIs
gBaggon5 pniiiren Den oGuptcin9alg ale orei
Wimten. gSarmeS 0~urteSimmer fir Gulbe,
ole Den Srieobot bel rau6em gSetter befuben.
9egrdbnibpl1Be 5u fe6r mdbiaen 4reiten,
iimmili6 inter fortudbrcnoer Yieae.
Sircan: Nr. u, &eitsS Saratoga Strn0e.
CNQu6-l
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
ADDITIONAL MINING NEWS
ao1.D PARK SECTION

syndicate of Pittsburg, Pa, caPi,
~t.i;sts recently bonded the group I
claims in the Gold Park district ey Al.
q. skinner and are preparing Tor =
vigorous campaign Of development
work. In the furtherance of their plans
a large hosting plant has been IN
stalled and the working force augmens.
cd appreciably. Skinner sunk a snaIl
to a depth of 100 feet, following tns
ledge the entire way, and then driftea
a distance of so feet, obtaining excel
lent milling values both in the SMART
and drift. The Pittsburg outht nave
taken up work where Skinner ieft on ~
and will prosecute it both at the lou
foot point and at greater depth.
Another property in that section
which has been bonded to a coterie II
wealthy fasteners is the Gold park
oroup. Like the Pittsburg crowd they
are preparing for development on an
Increased scale and to facilitate their
onerations will increase the capacity CT
the machine plant and put on a larger
working force. A stamp mill is ioeateo
ON the property, an option on which mas
been taken bv the fasteners, with tnes
intention of doubling its capacity II
thew decide to purchase. The mill,
while small, is thoroughly modern, and
has been operated at proht for tne
past six months or more.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
KAw1cH

Plans have been formulated for ex-
tensive development work on the
Wheaton group of claims located on
Quartz mountain in the Kawich coun-
try. A main working shaft is to be at
once sunk to a depth of 200 feet, and
to facilitate hosting a 25-horse power
gasoline hoist has been purchased.
Levels are to be run out to the ledge
at the $50 and 200-foot points. As
Quartz mountain is thought to contain
the mother lode from which the valu-
able veins in the Gold Reed property
appear to have come it is thought that
exploration at depth on the Wheaton
group will result in the finding of pay
values in place.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08

w. H. wolverton, Recently From n,
Section, Thinks Well Of It

That portion of the Funeral ranu
located 25 miles northwest of Rest;se
spriugs is the scene of a strike Of ea1s
siderable moment according to I
formation furnished The News bv NJ
n. Wolverton who has Just return";
from there. The find was made at ss
face bv Messrs. Rice, Linell, Fra.;s.
and McMurray. They are the ownss
of a group of IL claims, eight of whi.s
have been prospected. On one of tbs-
a ledge has been opened up for a n.
tance of nearly 5000 feet and ASA.
secured of from $40 to 81, 000 in gold y
the ton. The country formation !.
granite cut by trachyte dykes of vary
ing breadth, these in turn carryias
from 2 to 6 feet of quartz containins
the values.
Three dykes strike across the ou.,
tet Is holdings, aside from the one Al.
ready mentioned, and so far as pros.
peeted values are said to average sao
per ton. Preparations are being mads
TO sink al one of the most favorahls
locations on the lead containing ~
higher values.
Wolverton and Graham have locatsa
a number of claims containing the az.
tension of the before mentioned ledOe.
and during the ourse of prospectus
have opened up two leads at surface
paintings from which .-~.cate a gold
value per ton of from $40 to $50. Thew
intend to continue operations by mean,
of open trenches until the best point
at which to sink has been determined
and will then lower a shaft to a depth
of so feet and prove up.
Mr.. Wolverton states that the pro,.
critics are located within six miles 4
sfMysterious Scotty's no less mysteri.
Gus holdings, but is not inclined to Law
much stress on that fact. He says that
the section is about 10 miles south Of
Goldfeld, so miles south of Beatty and
about 20 miles north of the Boraxn
Smith railroad. The country is easy
of access, contains food in ~abundanee
for burros, which should help some
and is well watered. Several hundred
prospectors are scattered Throughout
the range and as Mr.. Wolverton was
coming out he met ten burro outfits %.
ing in. He will remain in Goldfeld for
about 10 days and will then return TO
his holdings.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
NEWS FROM BuENA VISTA
Especial Correspondence.)

Buena Vista, New, Dec. 5, 1905.
The latest strike in camp is at the
Inman lease on the Ticker claim. IN
prosecuting west for the main ledge
an 18-inch stringer has been encoun-
tered which assays SITS per ton. The
Murphy Collins lease on the same prop
erty is looking well and a shipment is
to 90 out within a few days. Three
shifts are employed in drifting and
prosecuting.
Sacks have arrived at the Tip Top
mine and the workmen are now en-
gagged in loading them with ore. Man
ager Brewer is bending all his energies
toward getting out the first shipment
from the camp and judging from the
rate he is mining ore and sacking 1T he
will be successful. The consignment is
to 90 out over the new wagon road 20
this city.
The Riggs-Canters lease on the
Brownie is showing up well, and many
tons of $50 ore are being piled on the
dump.
Frank Horton and w. Y. Gale are
working a few men on the Quail claim,
where a large body of milling ore has
been uncovered.
Mike Sherry and George Wingield
are working four men on their property
two miles south of town, on high grade
silver-lead ore.
Lund, Warren and Ward expect Ia
start work on their Summit group in
a few days at a point where a two-foot
ledge of $75 ore was encountered.
Richard Tom is working a few men
on his Champion group of claims adj
joining the Summit group, west of the
railroad.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
SLATE RANGE DEVELOPMENT

Nj. E. M. Binford, president and SUI
perintendent of the Grapevine Mining
company, left Goldfeld Wednesday
morning with a large load of tools, pro-
visions, etc., to begin an active cam
paign of development work on the Gray
Eagle group of claims recently pur-
chased of Austin, Disque and Fitz-
gerald in the lower Slate Range coun-
try just across from Gold Mountain.
Mr.. Binford made an examination of
the property about three weeks ago,
after a bond had been gotten upon it
by G. s. Johnson, the local broker, for
the Grapevine company. In making
the examination MI. Binford did con-
siderable work on the Gray Eagle No.
l, during the course of which he opened
up what is apparently the apex of a
pay shoot, from which samples wee
taken that averaged about $3.50 per
ton in gold and silver. The bond was
taken up Immediately, and the com
pany is preparing to extensively de.
velop the property. A contract has
been let for a ffty-foot shaft on the
vein, and considerable work in the
way of surface prospecting, trenching,
etc., is to be done ON company account.
The immediate vicinity in which this
property is located has been attract
ing considerable attention for some
time. The surface indications are said
to be unusually good. The lodges,
while not extremely large, are of good
size and well defined, with exception.
ally good surface values. The Hyde
property which was recently sold for
a handsome figure is about three miles
distant from the GRAY Eagle group.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
BAR

A new shoot of ore is being opened
on the Gold Bar N the north drift out
1853 feet from the shaft. The ore is
similar in character to the high grade
shoot opened about 80 days ago in the
south drift. The south drift is now out
POS feet and the crosscut is out $50
feet. The new double compartment
shaft has reached a depth of As feet
and will be pushed to the $50 as rap
idly as possible.
At the $50 a crosscut will be driven
to connect with the north drift. This
will give air connection with the old
shaft and will make it possible to work
two shifts in the raise and crosscut
where only one shift has been en-
ployed.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
FIND COPPER AT IDA

A surface find of copper is announced
this week from the Ida country. J. J.
Minis, n of the locators of the Ida
Thanksgiving property, was in Gold
field this week and brought in with
him several specimens showing native
copper in quantity. The strike was
made about 1000 feet west of the
Thanksgiving mine in a 2-foot vein If
copper sulphide ore, ~assaying 81 per
cent IL that metal, So in gold and $40
in silver.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-12-08
Office OF DISSOLUTION o.
PARTNERSHIP

The firm heretofore existing under
the name and style of San Francisco
French Laundry Company, doing busl-
ness in the town of Goldfeld, Nevada,
is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, Mr.. Pierce Pellat and Mr..
Augustus Ferran having purchased the
business, will hereafter conduct the
same.
MRS. w. w. STANSBURY,
EUGENE j. AUTARD,
PIERRE PELLAT,
w. w. STANSBURY.
Dated Dec. Z, 1905. D-S-3.