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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
S6ft ais Nurititiacr


Gie i'm CONNER 3citgcmGBc 1Srn.
&c: n@onit l0idcn mir inherent CURT
nm bcIten?" bcuntmortct oie g&atur
glcifiom icI6It, in0cnt tic inns ot.
rooe in Sen 6cibeitcn @oden 0e3
SabreS sic foitliditcu 6riidtc ihenft.
Scfonntlid entboltCn OiCic cine 0ru.
BE Wenge Naiicr, OnS, ais Sait Der.
orbcttct, bel Den @oiicrmclonen ctluu
80 Fro5ent, bel EiiriiGcn 9cpfcln,
Slrncn ltn0 Sroubcn 5mii6en 80 II.
30 Fro5cnt bctrGQt. Sc mcbr O6lt
mon oobcr gcnicBt, umio bctr0dtIi.
der ut aud ooS 6liiliigfcit5 . 0uort.
tllr1, ooS man in ii6 oufnimmt.
MobrenO Bier uno @ein Oa5 6ren.
11enoe 8efiibl i'm MunOc mobl auf
N~ll9cnblidc 81 nertrei6cn oerm6Qen,
Dies ober 6al0 nit erncllter Modjt
lpleoertommt, lit oic @irfunQ elmer
Iottigcn 6rudt cine piel nad,bolti.
gcrc. Selbit Scr Q%uGlcnoItc Illrit
bait nldt StonO Dor ibr. 1a,u fonl.
men obcr nod on0ere &or3iioc 6c3
0bitc&. Ger Soft oeS friih aepfliif.
ten lit boQitdnOig frci bon M}ifro6el,
or 6ciibt fcrncr bic Gigcni6oft, nidt3
IufrcgenocS o0cr Gr6ibcnoc8 ais
6ol9eerI6cinung 81 binterlniicn rn0
cr fitblt 3uglei6 in ser o%ngenebnl-
item @eiie, Ga 2lepfel un0 9irnen
I'M Sp0tiommcr pcrbGltniBmGbia
btlltg iin0, ieOcnfo1S biel mo6lieiler
olS 8ctrGnfc, bic lire SteQe einne6-
men t0nntcn, 10 bari 0os ObIt nit
pollem Ncht cinen it6noigen 4lot
ouf Dem Glide bcoripru6en. NaG
Der Wobl5cit genoiien lit cS 6elor.
oerS gelun0: ncbcn Scr &crtreibuna
ocS 0uritcS bcIorgt cS oll6 cine 8ei-
nigltng ocS 8luteS, ga eS oltr6 ici.
men 8cbolt an tobIcniourcm Gali sic
idGolihc 9iIOunG bon SGllren inn
a0rper itart 6ccintrG0tigt. G$ gibt
luobl Nicmonocn ser gogen sic
S6Onbeit unO Ben @obIgcifmod Ell,
mes rotbbGdigen 9(pfelS mnempfinO.
lid 6lei6t, unO uomcntlid sic ai,l.
Scr fenncn foum cincn gr0Bcrcn Sc.
nrrB, ais in bic iiiBc 6ruht bineir1.
beiBcn 81 oiiricn. 60 bat bier Oie
Natllr ltnS Sen ridtigcn @cQ ge5eiQt,
tic CAB Dem SbIt 0oS Iodenoe G(el,.
Bcrc, our6 Oo5 mir oufmerfiom mcr.
Dcn, unO bot ms ais n@egeugiit"
Die IcngenOe &ibc uniercS@uu.
mems Sen erquidcnoitcn y9oi6cr"
iclbit OeS idlimmitcn GuritcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
Scr SCutId)e &OgCl.

@ur Elm 3aufen un0 @eihrei
Sn ser @0aeI &reiie.
g8cr ser y0eutiHc @ogeI" iei,
Sober brodt @epeiie.
.Gcutid fIingt meincr 2ieocr S0aI
s3u icocS 2en5eS 9liibcn
Tcuti6 bin i'd, 6rou Rodti0oII,
Stomm' i) aud pom SiiOen."
&r6d5t ser idluar3e Gabe olmpf:
r@0rt ouf meme @ebrc,
Sit in GcltiHIanO oidrporj" nift
Guumpf?
@e6et mir Sic Gbrc!"
.NIir acbij6rt ser Frci&, iiirmo5r
Qeutih 3lt alien 3citcn."
Trobia iproA'8 Ser 0cutide aor,
.@er 1po8t'5 81 bcitrciten?"
@iirocpou Elm alter Stord
Gprad: oSo icio 5uiricOen;
@arum Strciti1tcit unO SOrg'
"a sic 6ro9' cutihie0en:
S6mor3 sic 6liiael, mciB sic @eIt,
Gotb sic itoI3cn @cinc,
GcutiA bin i'd, bonn StordenneIt,
Tctti6 bin ib oIlcineI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20

Sabre ipGter itrobIte Die iullge Sir
Tin I'M gan3en @lan5e ibrer Sdon4
belt am faiierliden &oie SIT RcterS-
burg, GuS 8liid NOR ie0od mir
BON fitr3cr Gouer, ocnn Shirt Sta
nonirom iiberroidJte zines Cages
ieine 6rau in ben 2lrmeH icinc5 gtef'
fcr, oeS 0fii3ier 2ooiSlat9 aoItietu,
mo mari oo9 Sie6capaar sum 6elt'
tier binolls. &oiticp mar altf Der
SteQe to0t; Sophie MAJ nit Dem
Qeben oaponQefommcn, bate nber
beioc 9einc gcbrofen. Die Gbe mur-
Sc 0ctrcnnt. ur1o bic Gr 6itritit er-
biclt ben 9cicGl, binncn n StunOcn
NuBlon0 81 p%erloiiclt. Gem gr6Btcn
Glenn prci5gegebeL traf tic in ga
ris Elm, 100 ibr u6oa" LANCE Belt Dos
GoocaQciprG6 bilocte. Sic iort
Damn bon Stufe SIT Stufe mo ge-
riet6 oft nit Scr Sittenpoli3ci inGon-
lift. 9l3 iic Glter puroe, Der.
idnpun0 BON ocn &iebbaberu elmer
nod Dem unocren, un0 beute pcrfauit
bic c6cmoligc 6iiritir, mic in oeq
IaQen ibrcr SlgcnO, 8lumen nuf
Sem MurftplaBG in 9idp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20

iuerOen! llr0 10 mar e aud. Sd
crlegte MN cine llnn1cngc.- Gn0ltd)
bCgoben mir ms mic0cr ouf Oic@einr-
reiie, uno bier id)cnttc i6 OuS Sbier,
oen brapen treuen Spib, mcincrl on-
te. Gos lit bic @cididtc, mcine Scr.
ren. Sic tennen ia ollc Sen trcllen
6reitog, obnc 0cn nteiuc (ontc 1id)t
Icben fam mo ser tie tGaIitJ bel ib.
rcn Spo3ierg0naen beGIcitct!"
Ger 60ritcr itGrftc ii0 iiir icinc
longc @~r5d6Inng Our6 cincn tiidti.
gen Sdlud, scr 2c6rcr obcr, wcIder
id)on Ianac ct>uo5 iogcn moltc, be-
gam:
Ser 5Gritcr, iagtcn Sic ni6t, ser
&un0 ici Elm Spib 9crpeicn?"
"~NQcroingS, elm ri0tigcr, cdtcr
9pib!"
09tun obcr, scr Suno S6rcr Gan.
tc, Den mir ia ale fennen, lit ia bod
fcin Spib, ion0ern elm W}opS."
$50 &err 2ebrcr," mcintc oer6Gr-
itcr iibcrlcgcn, oicbcn Sic, unicrc
&iidrciic mor icDr lang, urO babel
GltBcrit Iongmcilig!"
D9tun unb2"
oNun, 0o sic &iidrciie 10 iebr lana.
mriIig NOR, bot iif ser SpiB c6cn
untcrpcas 10 icbr mad alien Hid'
tungen bin genlopit oaB er i6licBli6
gepor0en it'll" --
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
Die Grimseiiin ais SlnmcnmGSdlcn.

Barrier 9lGtter er5dblen: nGor
Scr Sila Sbcropiu IN 8ihp b0lt
pG6rcnb Der nSniion" cine oltG
6rou &oicn fell. Gieie Srou mar
chit cine gefcicrtc SdGnbeit unO Ole
~rcftmGbige @ottin zines Scr reiG)-
item ruiiiiben 6iiritcn; nod bcutc
ncnnt man itc ollqcmcin nbie Eri1,
5ciiin" oOcr rOic 6iiritin." Sic bier
ais WGO6en Sophie &erbier NM
itomnlt aus Quiet bel Gidp. SIR
Soter mar Elm ornlcr @eber, Scr iie-
ben &inbcr bate. "a Der Sungcr
ltanbigcr @oit I'M Souie NOR, milBtr
Ole 17.iGbriGc Sophie Sa9 fir Gag
nit i6rcn jiingcren Sbipeltcrn nadl
ocnt. nabegeIcgenen Gihp luonoern
mo Slumen Oertalifen. Sn gld)D
lcrntc tic Der Shirt Stoiuanlroip,6 Silt
0claOilttont ocS G5oren, feraen. Yer
lebr crccntriihc Ncrr pcrliebte lit i'll
ods biIobiibihe M1bden nno ipolltc
eS SIT leiner 8cIicbien MAIDEN. Gie
ld0ne Septic blicb icboh ltanoboit
mo lebtc eS Ourd, oab Scr Shirt lie
oils ieine Satin ~beimiiibrtc. 31pei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20

rii6mtc O6crit N}eQid, Der Gin ie6r
groBeS gernl0gcn I'M Spiel Orrdgc-
bradt bat. Bel eiltem cin5igenSp spiel
ocrIor CT cinmol init 100000 aro.
ncn unO Del unocrcn @~clrgcnbeiteit
Summen BON 100000 bis 100000
&rouclt, obne POM Gid nllf5uitc6cn;
ein cinmoligc5 Miirieln foitete i6m
100000 &ronell .ltll0 ell 2(66eben Der
Mnrten 10000 Mroncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
Spiel I'm Wiaiuncn.
Sobn &itid, $50,

&iir5lib muroc bcriftct, BOB Ser
G5or cinen iungcn Sffi5ier ser fuis
ierlidcn @or0e pcrobi6ieoet bo6c,
neil er bei'm &artenipiel 10 bobe
GinI0te Gemndt bate, OoB CT I'M
8Crlouie elmer Stlln0e $4,000 <6e(
0ciuonn. Der G5or bat oomit oil.
gcnidcinlid gegen Cinc@ ser i6limn.
item &uiter Ser ruiiiid)en ~Nriltofratit
Gtniprud) erbcben pouen; abcr lucnl
CT ctuu Der Wteinung gGpcIen lcin
ioQtc, OoB oicier bobe Sob eincu
HctorO iiir Spielcr oaritelle, 10 be.
fan0 or lid) III cinem SrrtIum; ocun
er bIieb nod mcit binter 0cn Ginl1-
ben 5uriid, oic BET onoereu Oeleger-
bciten bon Spielern gguagt mor0cn
iinO. Sin ungorii6cr Goclmorn, Der
lcDr rei6 lit, bGlt Den oWeltreforO"
fir Spiclgcpinne nit Garten; or
fat Orei- o0er piernlal Sen SoB bon
100000 &ronen in ser Stun0e, sen
iencr ruiliidc Sffi5icr errci6t bate,
bel @citen1 iibcrtroficn. Gr lit inter
Icinen 9ctnnntcn megcn ieineS Slit
DIES berii6mt; 10 gcluonn CT Dor eini.
gen Sabrcn mGbrcnO zines Sptcle5
bon ~ StunOen 0oucr in Eeit
5lpei WfiQioncn Wfurf IN ser Winlttc.
Bon Oieier Summc, Die Elm reipcfto6-
les Scrn0gcn bartlett, bate ber0ruf
Wi6ocl aarolp iiber Die @Glite ltno
5luci onoCrc Spiclcr Sen 9telt pcrlo'
rem. Ginmol iebtc iid Scr gliiflid)c
Spiclcr an 0cn &artentiid un6 Der
Tor 100000 &ronen, obne Oob or o6cr
oud nllr eincn Seller 1etuonn; oolir
ober monotc iid) ooS Slid 81 ieincn
@ltnItcr, llno oils CT bon ieinem
Spicltiide aufitnno, mar er Inn
$4,000 aroucn rcid)cr, ais CT lid
bingciCbt bottc. Sm %Algcmeineh
abcr iinO bod Oic &ulicn sic groBteu
Spicler ~unicrcr Gage. 60 perlor
@rof Tatodi an eincm GinjigenNbcn0
in nod nidt bier Stlnoen 100000
&roucn bci'm &%ortenipiel - mo6r-
ldcilllid) Den groBten 9etrog, Ben ic
Gin Spicler in elmer Sibung perlO'
rem bot. Shon bepor CT iid) 81 Die"
lem Spielc nieOericbtc, 6ottc CT cine
Geibe bon Spleen bccn0et, bel oenelt
CT 100000 &ronen perloren bate. -
@on ieinen ~perIorenen WiIlioncn &C.
mann Damn ser cine Eartner 3 Wtil>
lionen un0 scr anoere 1,200,OOO&ro'
men. allh in ser 2onooncr 8eleIls
idoft bcrrid)t, ipie in Scr lebten 3cit
offers 6ctont moroen lit, sic Spiel
leiocnidoit in crbcblidem OfoBe,
nomcntlid ieitoem bns Bridge 10 be-
liebt o~erporoen lit. Abcr Ole Ginid.
te limo bod nid)t mebr 10 bod)A lpis
tic in irii1eren 3eiten lporell, oa mo-
mertlid @bite'S Club lpegen oe$
1obcn Spicles cini9e 9eriibmtbeit
erlangt botte. Sn ein5elnen 6aacl
fommcn obcr immcr nod rcd)t an
iebnlide @crlulte por. 80 perlor Dor
elm iunger @cntlenan bei'nl
Bridge, oos CT nit 9amen ipielte, |
cinem abrno 5000 arenen unb
Elm iunger 8aroe : Sffi5icr muBte
icineu gbIdieo ne6men, ipeil er an
3ipei slbenocn in einem Club, no bo-
hes Spiel nid)t ole &egel lit, 300,
900 &ronen perloren batte. Sriibcr
oageecn golf Elm p%cripeaener SpieIcr
in Den augen Der 8eieuidait ais
ein Selo, 10 gum geilpiel Der be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
@anm iua man nidJt 6ciratGcn?

3ltr SealltlDnrtltllJ 0tGler tSrQgt
id)rcibt 0aS n0euc @icncr Sollrnul'
gcItiibt auf oo5 Shriitden ,Q@iaii
Glt bcirotben" bon &oIcn: Sn eritcl
Sinie: aranf6eit uuf ser eincn oOcr
Der un0eren Seite. gCutc nit 0iret.
ter Nnlage 81 onitcdcnOen ooer seq,
renOer, %allm06lid) 0Cn 9nll5en ergo
ntSntus 5erIcbcnoen @runfbcitcn, mic
GildenmortSlei0cn (ltbcrtuloic, @e.
miit5Slcioen, Sdlpin0iu6t, Id)merc
Scrjlci0cn ioQten jcOCn @cOonfcn OIL
cine Che o%ufgcbcn. (bun lie Ou8,
10 iinO iic in Ben 9lu1c1 oQcr Ser
niinitigen MGrtprer ibrcr @eiinnung,
ocncn mir unler gauges W}itlci0, obcr
aud unicrc Oolle &ohudtltng idJcn.
fen. Gbun lie cS obcr nidt, tctte.l
Tie Gin onOere$ geiunOc5 @cicn ar
ibr 5crriitteteS Ioiein un0 9riinOen
tie cine 6omilie, ocrcn S~pr0blinge
bon &lein an 0os 3ci6cn ibrCS Sci.
OcnS nit iid bcrumtrogcn, 10 iinO lie
ni6t MIR froiic Ggoiitcn, %ionocrn
aud ItrafpiirOige @ci60pic. n&0rs
pcrli6e S6Goen," bCtont Sugen in
icincm 9ii6lcin oiinO ubcr nod nid)t
oa5 S6limmitc." @uS S6limmerc2
ncnnt cr o2etOcn 0eS GborottcrS, &c.
icfte Ocs Seelcnlebcn3 SH0Oen 6cS
@iQenS." nGos," iogt CT, Limo Die
h0icn 2eiOenidoften, Die &crr iibcr
inns G~cuorOen iinO: sic Trunfiu6t
sic Spielnut6, IuSidmcifunAcn, 0it
@cnItbilt6t II. u. Gin (rinfcr un0
Spicler n0cr Gin Spcfulont fam
niemalS, iei CT olt6 nod 10 or6eits
Jam un0 gutmiitbig in ben StunoenL
no cr nid)t bon iciptm Cannon bciei.
lcn lit, Gin gutter Gbcnnnn mcrocn.
Cos @liid elmer Ioldcu Gle itcbt ouf
.t%Gncrnen 6iiBen. llnO lpcr icine
S6ud6en fCnnt - ulO 0a3 t1ltn
0ieic bon ben crruGbntcn &ciOenidai
ten 8cioltertelt meiitcn9 in cincr
rltbigcn Sturoc - Scr lolltc mcnig'
items 10 picl moralii6cn Mut6 bo'
ben, 5t i6lueigen BON iciner 2iebe
unO nicmonO on0creu III icin lin.
0liid nit binein5icben." Nl8 Elm icbr
lui6tige$ GbcbinOerniB ncnnt Sagel
Den Mongcl elmer geii6crtcn 2c6en5.
ItcIlung. sd iogc nit Gbitdt n9c.
ii6crt" uno ni1t gut" ocnn i6 bin
nod ser oItmoOiidjcn Mnii6t, oob
man oid in sen oIlerbei6cioenlten
&cr6Gltniiien gliidli6 iein ilnO ST.
&olenolng 0c9 GboroftcrS, mic
tic cine quite Che pcronloiien ioa, &c
fam. Aber .geiid)ert" mil.
ien Oieic bci6cioenen &erbGltniiic
&ogcn mcint, nOie Nnitclltng
muB OaucrnO, Wom6gli6 peniionSbe.
iein, mub SiNcrbcit inI6olle
lGngercn Grtronfung bictclL
furl muB cine @elpGbr iein, Dob Die
Ginnobmen nidt cincS Cages pcriit-
gcn." Gr 6cntcrtt icbr rid)tig: IS
gar nidta, lpenn 3iuCi iutgc
GGelcllte lid nod Scr Gcfc itrcfen
ltnO i'm Ncd)nen, llc6erlcgcn NM
Sporiomfeit ibr 9iiogct oliitcllcn.
aIein oniongcn uno groB uuib0reu
lit bciier ais umaefcbrt." gbcr er
fiigt bin5u: Sic &crbGltniiic miilien
oltd) inioiernc ogciiHerte" iein, ouB
Scr G6orofter Der beioen gbcgotten
cine @emG6r bictct, onB tic iih nit
sen g~cgcbencn Mittcln cinri6tcn
pcr0cu. Ser Monn mag nod 10
iein - cine Strait sic 0en Sci.
Ter niAt cbrt, mod)t oos bcitiibcr-
lcgte 8iioget 81 i6anocn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20

2eutcn, ~rejien0cu &onoiuerfa6uriden
ODER @cttIcrn Aibt. 9tur fiir'S Gie1
iin0 iolte NobrungSmitteI SIT per.
mcu0cn, in 6orm Oc5 iogenonntcn
Grants.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
Der oeut1dbe Correspondent, Baltimore, ab. sreuos, Den 20. Sni 1906.

ioI1er &iucu eingcronwcn bat, iou
ottf LANCE Belt aegcn 5@lot9enbiiie
8efeit ictn.
Ger @lou6c an bic @jrfiumfeit Bic
les @iftcS lit 10 tart, OaB bic Gin-
gcborenen 5umeilen @jitiAlongen OF
lie ic0c Sorit6t in Ojc @dnO neDmel.
9iiic bon @iftidluu8cn lpcrOen 0rt-
lid ouf pcri6ieOenc &ciic bcbanOeIt,
t1ciI9 Our6 Gingriif oc2 GDirlr8en,
tbeila 0ltrd) Nnnen0lwB 0erldieoencr
Nufgiilie bon &rGutcrn, bic meiit 81
elmer trGftigen Inrcllng Der Ser3'
tb6tigfcit Oicncn. Ir. @cpot nleint,
ooB bon Den MeoifomcntcH Scr &of-
fern mandf aud fir Die europdiidc
Vtc0tjtn cine 9ercidcrltnG OorIteQelt
miirocn, bcionOerS nit 9ejug ouf
Gpicntcrie, IppGu2 uH0 %WtiI5brono,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-07-20
3cn0cnnItSinacn.

Grofeiior GlapureDe bon ser Gen.
icr l(nioerlitat luoIlte iiingit in elmer
icincr &orlciur0en &i9Gp S4ute oicl
ODER mic lUcntg auf 0cmiiie 3clt0cll.
ouaioGcn SIT ge6en lit. @clcgentlih
zines Wa5tcnfciteS bolte CT iid aus
eincm oiientIidcn Son5lofol Gin Der.
flcioctcS ltno moStirtcS 5roipiounll,
OoS or in ieincn &0rlool fiibrtc. liaG,
Dem Scr Wonn cinigc @orte beiproa
d)cn un0 cinigc l6on borbcr perobrc.
rCte Sanollngcn poll6rnd)t bate,
nllrOe CT micOer binouSgCfiibrt, of.
nc Bob irgc1o elmer BON Sen Stu.
benton cine Nbnung Oopon bate, DAB
nie gauge Ncid)idtc porbereitet mar.
uno OoB cS iif INN Elm pipdoIogiifeS
Experiment bonoeltc. @inige Gage
ipGtcr for0crtc Scr Eroieiior feline
Stuocnten nlrf, Die bclonOcrenGenn.
3ciden oeS moSfirtcn ManncS an.
5ugcbcn un0 bic MoSfc aus elmer
9tn5abl ntebr ODER mcnigcr 16nlidcr
herouS5ufinOcn. ltno eS gcidoh
roB brei &iertcl ser Stlt0cnten a6ip,
lrt fulihe &enn5cifcn ocs ySt0rerS
scr &orleiunO" ongobcn. Die MoSft
erfannten BON % Stu0enten MIR
picr .lpieOcr, oie ou0crcn aQe fonnten
lid, fiir cine beitimmte WoSfe niht
cntidciOet. So fonnten olio inter
burdens erceptionclen uro fir ole
3cugcn ser S5cne unpcrgeBli6cu
ltnitGnoen Gin Snoibioumm rno eir
8egenitano MIR BON elmer fleinen
WinOcrbeit Ocrcr, bic lie gcie1en bat.
ten, mie0cr erfannt perbcn. GoS III
t%erciionte Experiment gibt ms einen
florcn 9egrifi BON oem @ertbe I'M
ierer 9eobo6tungSgoben un0 3eigt,
ipie ooriidtig mar Ole fotegorii6en
9ebouptungcn, Die BET geridtlidcr
Gonirontationcn oufgeite0t 81 mer.
utN pIIegeH, uplDQ9en nltB.
Dilemma r.... Pun, iinb
Sic nit Sbrem Ionne iertig?"
oId nein! Se6s Eaare babe ib
gliidlid berbeirotbet; MN blei6t mir
nod Elm alter General uno cine
SdubmaderSipittipe iibrig. Sb ib
Die 5ipei 5ulammen bringe?"
II n III ooern. - g.: Sic ipareit
9citern in ser Yrenliere, gnaoi9e
Srou2 @ie bat Sbnen oenn ooS
Stiid qefoQen2" - @ndoige: Gar
nidt! Dir puroe geioat, es lei gang
MODERN, llno babel boben Die 2eute
i'm oritten aft, ser flint Sabre ip1ter
ipielt, nod oaiielbe Giclitmaodenl"
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-08-11
DEVELOPMENTS AT JOHNNIE
Especial Correspondence.

Johnnie. New, Aug. s.-A bid was
mad for the Wichita group of claims,
lying to the west of this camp by E. F..
Mork. OF Mt. Pleasant. Utah, and ole
Larson. OF Ephraim. Utah. These two
gentlemen have been in the district for
several weeks with a view of acquiring
interests and in addition to the above
mentioned group have obtained some
claims just south of the Johnnie Con-
s~olidated. The Wichita claims have sew
eral times been offered for $4,000. They
are a group of four claims and have the
extension of the ledge from the Gold
Cup Johnnie for which $1,000 has been
paid. The outcrop can be traced for
5000 feet and is from ten to fifteen
feet wide. The values are in gold.
U. S. Postal Inspector Mansfield was
In camp last Tuesday and secured a bid
from Horace J. West for the change of
the postal route. At present the mail
is delivered to Pahrump, Manse. etc,
from points on the Salt Lake and Santa
Fe roads, but 1t is the intention of the
government officials to change this
route and have the mail go from Johnnie
Siding through Johnnie to thee places.
The matter has been submitted to the
authorities at Washington and as soon
as their approval can be obtained the
change will be made.
On Minnie Mae lease No. /, the east
drift from No. 1 shaft on the 4e level is
Il
the end of the drift is -four feet wide,
a small portion OF which is bonanza
rock that will assay high in the thou
sands. During the week Fred Bowler
took 104 assays across the face of the
drift in several places and obtained an
average of a little more than 1856. The
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NEWS FROM THE Ida DISTSICT

After a suspension of operations for
a period of a month the Lime Point Min
ing and Milling company have resumed
work under very suspicious circum-
stances. Work on the property has not
been entirely suspended at any time, a
lease having been let some time g to
c.. L. Alden and NJ. f. Edwards, who
have kept a force continuously en-
ployed, and have the mine opened up to
an extent that warrants the erection of
a milling plant by the leasers. An in
terest in the lease was recently pur-
chased by j. e. Wooley, and that gentle
man states that the plant will be on the
ground by the middle of this month, and
in operation ninety days from this time.
The company will begin operations on
their own account by the first of the
week., with a force of five men, under
the charge of Mr.. r. 3. PARROT, an ex-
perienced mining man from Colorado.
The showing in the mine is better than
at any time in it's history, there being,
at this time, at the bottom of the 1855
foot shaft, three feet of ore which gives
returns from s47.20 to $500 per ton.
The mill will be built in the fiat about
two miles from the mine, and will have
an initial capacity of thirty tons daily
which amount will be increased as cir
cumstances justify. Custom work will
be sought and 1t is believed there will
be no difficulty experienced in getting
ore sufficient to keep a mill of 100 tons
capacity constantly employed. Water
for the plant 1t is thought can be devel-
oped in the fiat, If certain springs now
in view can not be secured. ]. T. Muir
ray, president of the company, was in
town on Tuesday, and took a couple OF
men out with him.
w. ]. Rule, superintendent of the Ida
Queen, came in from Tonopah Thursday
| evening, en- route to Pigeon Springs
where he will assume the active con-
troll of the mine. Upon his arrival he
Immediately sought out Surveyor Drips,
and contracted with him for the laying
out of the grades for the mill which is
to be built at the earliest possible mo-
ment. A force of graders will be put
to work at once and the first shipment
of machinery is expected on the ground
within two weeks. The plant will be
erected at Pigeon Springs, to which 1t
is an easy grade from the mine, a down
hill pull and good roa all the way. The
company will also install a 25-h.p. gaso-
line engine at once, and by the time the
mill is ready for operations expects to
nave a considerable quantity of ore
ready for it. The shaft will be put down
200 feet and possibly deeper, as rapidly
as possible after the hoist is in posi-
ton, and the ground thoroughly pros
pected from the lower levels.
HAVE A BIG LEDGE-w. C. Ross
and Henry Bobertz returned the early
part of the week from their trip to the
Eureka Valley. They brought a num-
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last wagon load to 20 in the second car
shipped from this lease will be taken
to the railroad early this week and be-
fore next Saturday will be on its way to
the smelter at Murray.
Owing to the scarcity of labor, work
on the Minnie Mae lease No. 4 is still
confined to No. 1 shaft which is yielding
5000 rock. that is being sacked as fast
as IL can be extracted. Robert Browne
is now making arrangements for more
men and expects by the first of August
TO have a fun crew at work.
Mimi Mae lease No. z is attracting
attention. Simeon Beaurogard has the
shaft down IL feet and rock equally as
rich as that extracted from lease No. 1
and No. . is obtained. Mornings show
strings from a quarter TO a half an inch
long. This makes the third lease on the
Minnie Mae claim that is making a phe-
nomenal showing and when II is taken
into consideration that two Of these
leases are at either end and the third
in the center, and that all the leases are
200 feet by the width Of the claim, IL
indicates that the Minnie Mae is one of
the richest claims in Southern Nevada
George Fleeder is having luck with
lease No. 81 on the First Chance Frac-
ton just to the west of Minnie Mae
lease No. 1 and though he signed his
contract less han a fortnight ago. III
obtained indications on the surface n
he thinks will Justify him in sinking.
Frank r. Bennett has purchased a
block of land in the southern part of
Johnnie and has laid the foundation for
n stone office building, part of which
will be occupied by the Bennett-Bowlsr
Mining company.
George +. Moser is expected to arrive
here either tonight or tomorrow and
will Immediately take charge as surei-
intendent of the Johnnie Consolidated
and the Globe Johnnie properties.
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