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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

Grtruntcn.- @citcru cnlpfind
5rnil Sobn IS. SepboIo, Nr. POS,
@cit . 9orrcitrobc ans Curtis Ban
oic t%elepboniidlc Nndridt, Dab ibr
Monns meldcr ON 6reitoQ Niittoa
1 llbr alti cincr @oioIinlounh cine
6o6rt Die 9oi 6|inunter maftc, IN
Curtis 9oi ertrrmfcn ici. @citcrc
Gin5elnbcitcn iibcr Ocn ltuioQ fonn.
ten nod 1idt crbaltcn mcrOen.
!. Nble6cM. - Sn }lltcr Don GS
&dbrcn itorb uorgcitern 6rou }nno
=, @cItpboI in ibrcr @obmmg, Nr.
1901, 9}or0 Gcntrul Apcnlc. Sic
Necr0i9lmg iin0et morgcn Nadmit.
tag ! ltbr pom GrouerbouIe aus itott.
Gic &eritor6ene mar oie Mittme oes
6rn. @enrD Meitpbal.
Sn ibrer @ofnrung, 9tr. 2t06,
DIT 6aDettc StroBe, Iturb aeitcrll
6rolt Roiina 0eifelmon I'M Nlter
pom &C &obren. Gtc 9~ecroi8una
iinOet am 0ienito8 WOrGen@ s llbr.
pom Srduerbnuie ans ltott.
Sm "A. 2cbrnSiabrc Itarb III
ieintr @obnunh, 9tr. 537 gSeit,Gon-
mauItroBc, Sr. George W. Strol6,
@ntte BON &oiiuo GtrollB. Sic 3cit
Der 9eeroigun9 miro ip0tcr bcfanut
qenlnht.
Die 9grrOiqmg ocS am 6rritug
9lbeuo nc%rItorbencu @rn. 81. M.
Sdneioereitb iinoet nrt MontoQ bonn
Irouerboltie, 9ar. 4t9, Sin . 8oco,
StroBe, ans nli Der Baltimore &C.
metcrO" itatt. Die 9comtcn Scr
o@crmonio . 9oac 9tr, 100, VI. i. H..
Nl. DE-" ocren G%Itcite3 WtitQlicO &r,
SdnriOcreitb NOR, pcrOcn ais Nobr.
tIdtrG9er iun0ircn.
ei6cnbcgi ~ Il i. - I'm
ter GROCER @ct6eiligrmg bon 2ciotro-
Qcn0Gn puroc Ncitcrn NodmittoG
Der ont 80. Moi %peritOrbCne Sr.
&o6n IS. &otb bonn Troucrbouic, gtr.
1901, Nor0-Gouingtou- 2lncmtc, aus
olli Dem GrcieiniQfcit3 p 6rieoboic
81 @robe 0ctrugcn. Fnitor u. s.
StcrgCr bon ser 0cltidJen QreiciniQ-
feit5-@ emCin6c bicIt iopobl imSrMur
CrGGltiC, Uic am Brnbc eiubrlrd4nollc
Nniprn6cn. Sine Wtcngc pradtOols
Ter @%llunCnItiidc bon &crluou0tcu II.
8Cfauntcn lpur0en ol& lcttc3 2icbC3-
5eidcn onl GnrQr nicOcrQclcAt. PTS
@obrtuhtrGNcr ful1Nirtcr ic 0rci Wlit-
gliebcr ser 2oqc" scr oO60-
6CIlom@" ln0 0c3 Y6rclmoihoftSa
@unoc9," Sr. &otb muroc ou II.
&aruur 1921 IN S6lpor5cnicIo. Sur
beIien, 0c6orcn mo tom in icincm
%. @cbcnSiobrc nit icincr @ottilL
6r0lt 2ouiic gc6. BotranL uohglmc-
rita. Wfit &cBtcrcr, mcIhc linn Dor
picr &obreu I'M Io0c poron girq be
GtTdrr am 7. a1onl,or 1907 0o$ set
Der 0olocncu %od8cit. Ger duGcrlt
gliidIi1cu Gbc cntiproiien ied$ Sim
Ser, udnrIi6 bier S0bnc, MN. 81.
SSobn Srinrid. &obn George un0
&obu CHARLES Hotb, unO 5mci odd.
Ter, 6rnll &crrD &obn mo 6rou
Nnto Worgurctbc &rouf. Ncben
&in6ern bintcrlGBt ser Ser,
itorbcue # GnfcI mo cillen ltrcnfCl,
iOiuic cine S6lueitcr, 6rou Gliiobctb
un6 cinCn NrlbCr, &rn. Gous
roo Notb. Sr, Hptb mar iciuc3 Snn0s
lucrtS Elm SdneiOermciltcr; er bate
iid) jcOody icit ctmo licbcn Sobrcn
bonn @cidGft 5uriid0c5ogcn.>
&cp. @ol0en ii # q e.
t ebrt. - Hcp. Samc3 9. &olocn
bon Der 81, Sernmc5 Stride lit BON
OreinIonotliden Gour 0ur6 Gr.
ropo bicrber 5uriidactcbrt. &bm }u
aa6 Die 8enlcinOc cincn Gnl.
at meIdcm iih ialt olc Ntit
Qlie0er bctGciligtcn. Ser @ciItlid)c
bottc ollf cine Gouicrcn5 nit Dem
BupItc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Ginbiirt iSlO.
Wilbcftn $. Ncinharot

Nr. 1921, WrFi NnltlmOrt. ettnte.
Nelu'yorf claitiidlc Srnd6GnSer,
ubne Scher.
fjHrcn Tng uno guht G%ctrnaen nerben.
Tndj SartsWnmmi'@Gnoer,
pfldie nir rotten. ielDit bci'm eaSeu nidt.
SiefeIbetI iiih bon allen eler6ten
bcficnS cHipiublcr
Sr h~erfcriiat nmf WeftsliulO inh bat nrf 9nafr.
SdniietbanSer. lluierlribsbiuoen,
iUeidr uno Suf ,Eiirn Nrufbaunrr.
70 orrdii9iri hnB feline pcCBrtel Stitnocn heftens
8~uirieoen aefteIlt finO.
Nne Vru6b1noer. gtufodaer unn SHIirii,
nrente %lperben aGrmitirt bOb Fe pnfien, ulo
vir Tamen Nno Simmer
utter Wniiicat bon Wab ReiHhaIit notbnnhsn.
Wo. 9sIepbau - gsuliLGxl i16x
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

40 Sabre &ontor. - Nod
GhIljB brS @ottGSoichItc$ iii ser
Sbe6 G6olom SDuuaoac, Gdg
pom Gutolp. Ylocc mo 2onpulcItrobc,
murOc Dem Cantor guoiS 2oiicr in
grcrfenmung ieincr 4~0.iGbrigcn unO
trcltcn Iicrite cine nit @oIo QciiiQ-
te @0rie iiberrcidt. Ger @rGii0cnt
Der @cmCiu0e, Sr. Sioof Strouic,
mnd)tc Die llcbcrgubc, unO bc0anttc
ii6 0r. &oiier IN bcrjIiden @orten
fiir SoS @cihcnf. Ser Sin0dor
i6idtc Srn. 9oiier Elm pradtDoIle3
@ultqlrt. Nobt Der llcbcrreidyung
iun0 Elm iniornicIlcr Gmpiang Itntt.
(Sn 9lnbetrod)t Der Seller mar 6a@ mt
iitoIii6c Erogromm Oc4 8ottc@bicn.
tics Elm bcipnoer& reihboltiaeS. Or.
&%6lpCnbcr9 unb Or, Arnbcin aus
F6tlo0cIpbiu pobntcn ans Idtllnna
iiir Goltor &aiier Dem @%otteSoicnlt
bel.
Gin ueuCr 9 dminoeI. -
Ger y Sabre oItc @eorgc u. &edorO
BON 9r. 926, gScit- 5oucttcs 5trnBc.
luuroe III Der mtttIeren @}oIi5eiltotion
an ole ACKNOWLEDGING bin Dem @c,
rIdt"nertobren iibcrrpicicn, untcr8orz
lpic9eIung iuliber Ibutiod)cu $3.50
bon 6ratt Sornb Sbcri0un, 9}r. ti1G,
@reenmountsHDcmle crlunQt 5u bu.
ben. @ic ans Dem 3clQcnpcrb6r cr.
bette, beilldte Heduro, -mclhcr be.
reit5 DOr6eitroit lit, Sult9iruucn un0
Dcrlprnd 0cnlelbcrL @n9Gicn be0cllz
ten0 biIliAer ais Die @o5.@ eicuihuit
81 lielern, GA ct eincn Norratb 0Criel.
ben au Der &auO babe. @Clu0bnlid
crbiclt Cr Damn cine fleine In3abllma.
Gin Mn bau Sum 7 It umt.
- S0bal0 00& neuc 3ollamt uollen.
oct lit mn0 sic 9eb0rOcn ouiel6It
ibrcn @in5lg boltcu t0nncr, miro Ous
Temperate @eb0lrOc an Scr Nortb.
una 2cringtons StroBe nieocr0eriiien
ruO an Ociicn Stellc Elm 9lubou sum
Foitamt crridtct. Sir Oeu 9uu bat
Scr GongrcB bcrcit5 $t50,OOO per-
miliqt. 0u5 ncrc @cbGloc miro ais
&crlonot- 0cportcmcnt benlbt.
@cpfefferte e.-@cr.
trloc Wottbcm@, cine ihpor3c Nmn.
some, mllrOe in ser mittlercn Yoli5ci=
itotion nm $40 un0 Soften b%cItroit
lno icd9 Ntonotc nod Dem @eiGng,
nib gcion0t, neil iic ibre 9tcbcnbublc.
rim 9tettic Buchanan BON Oar. 1927.
Nn0criot.S troBc, 0crmoBen nit q.
ltcm Oteiicr bearbcitct bate, Dob 2eB~
tcrc bcbufa Ncpnrntur nod Dem
pSto0t &oipitoI" 0cbrodt mcr0en
mubtc.
ScItcuer To0e&faIl.- IL.
irco Sinner Gin 80 Sabre after 81.
ger, bon 9fr. 1903, WiuuifinitroBe.
bate cincu 10 ltnrfcn NuitcnonioL
nab cine Nocr iprauA mo icinCn 600
bcrbciiii6rtc.
Son Cincm 9 tr i e II.
@oNGOn geitiir5t. -
Nr. Solomon 6ernbcimCr, SO Sabre
alt, BON Ar. 2219, Sit MaOiionltr,
tom acitcrn NbenO AC9ct 7 llbr bci'm
cinen StroBcnboGm sag
Gon Der SrlconSitroBcn . Clinic 81
bcitciqcrL SIT Sal mo crIitt Bcrlc-
blt1gen onl rcdten Nrm unO an Nii.
dcrr Gr mur0e III eiucr Sruihft
nad 9nltlc gcbroht.
Sugcnb itrcih c. - Ni6oIo3
Eclroni, II Sabre oft, bon 9tr. 902,
Gditcrn . Npcnue, mlroc 0citcru bon
Nihtcr DDS IN ser GItliHcn Yoli5ci,
itotion nit So uno Soften uu0GbuS.
@ronOil, 9 Sabre alt, bon 9tr. S06,
Goltcrn . NUGnnc, nit 81 um0 Soften
luCAcn Stcinepcricn3 b%citroit. Die.
iclbcn bottcn oen boriibcraebcnocn
Entcr 6roncc&to @inglieIini bon 9tr,
322, Siio SiQbitrubc, an ser Gdc
bon Crinitu mo %9(lbcnlnrlcitr. nit
bombar6irt, bebonptctCn
obcr, oclt @eiitIidcn 5rliGlig Qctroi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
rie nl,nnni nrr nion- zine. I'm.

unb hcr Gu iDrer Sllei6er 1diot bnIt ocm hon
tbr getrnaCncn Gorict 40. Dies IN es. mas
5rdlIen bddit nHBlcbeIto nno beiuitnoert ttadt.
&iele G6mcr}cl iino nuf eneeeftuhrte biuiGe
Gorfcts 3iriit3ltlbren, ipeIfe bic freie NtbnnuIa
bebifoern. Eus pGdoe 6priet" iii has ein3iaG
Gprfet Glf Dem Winrit, tueI6es freies SltbelI,
bolen %eeitdtict. ,,gaaos Spriet' Barlors, Wr.
20O3, Torb'Gbntles'S traRe. (5ehrlg,tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Baltimore Snmpi : Endet 81.
. l@lte unb SuuerldiTne %gnt.pinie.)
9te &er. Gi1dtenr ISnit bcidr6rrnh.
Tdmpfcr nNirnlnta" Lnrn), "Nlabnmn,"

WrUtnInI" nIcl1rlct."
i@dntpler iaBrcI tialih. ennniaa5 nn2aenol1'
men, bon belt sN1t Clinic "FicrS, gr. 1913.
GtabtrG trnbe. $50 NhcrhS. bircit nnh OLD
Fpiut Comfort, %piprioIf. 4oriSmnutb NIB aleu-
Ylulttcn hes GiiherS. ScrbinonliH In oh
qnirt Comfort nit aG, Il .. Gifeubn6n. NnB
oGcnhonro Ntr Cine" ioliocu 3uo nab PortSs
nlnutb mo gltlnniH. IN ~gIrrinlf &erbinoung
nit her ~Ntlnntic Godft cine" gurip!f uno
bern 98aiDinnion NC, &i6mono. "a. uni
gteru Nnrf.
WtODl8citen nGh europdiltcn Flnue. 2rrus
rihie Ndiiltcnaimnlcr. c'ciirtihc NeIenhtnrg,
thinner in ben Nilict.giircnur Der Nat cine,
gr. l01 Gfts9'nltir1orca Sttnhr gtr. 500 lnb
5ds, pi9bbGtrabe, g. u. q. Cftice, Giiorii Hdc
baltimore uno GnlbcrtrC irnBe, Continental
Amt plllhina illo NlbnuGD's, gir. 100, Noro'
G6drle3eGtrabc.
Sc1n u. Gheriunnh, q. Nrniun,
PiceaFrdt. H.. @en. slidnd0er. @eii. MA. sglarnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Eie llnitcn StnteS Stee[ . 81

- Sic lluitcO StnteS Steel . Cor.
poration bot 5uci 9crpobncrn bon
Sonomidl Ontario, $1,000 fir lire
6ormcn bc5oblt. 0icicS ldBt ga
roui ldlicBen, 0ob Die Gompognie If
rem Hlon, Sort cin QroBes1S tablperf
5lt erridten, Qu2iijbrcn mireneG.a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

Gcocr ScntidDc, Der icinC rnticrnt
,uObncnScn Scfauntcm lanac nidDt nc.
icbcn hat, iuirb ic bei'm @aiicnbuuS'
Set i'm sSnrlcD Harf" %trcifcn f0n.
nCn. G53D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

NeGrii Dctc + NJ C.
DSnppcrlot, 6citc 5llnt MbenO6roo
Gene iou5c aicIer Sprotte! Sd ilooG
beinob', DC N}erltcrll is WitQlirO jc.
mor0en bcj'nl &crein 5llr 56rocnmg
bon Dc SoGicciIiferei!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
@ttrdauts' &c MiuerS' 5rOuspOrta'
tiou Company.

SAD BoitoH uno benz Often: leoGH Wluntn9,
@eniinG, 8unuetitag lIno Gamitag, Ibenos
u llbr.
SAD Rrohioence uno hem Often; ieben Cont
tao W(itipuf unb SrsttaR, slbsiios q llbr,
Ran Nempnrtsgtelus Hlo NUttOlf: i1ali6 I'M
O 'llbr NheUbS.
Srn6t mirh .igIih bis 3 llGr @bInoS fir an
benz GAGE nhidbreube Sampler nnaenommcn,
,9IaCb GnbaIuuD uno benz Giiocu: ieocn 9icIr
paR8, Tumrtui,aS ING SunliHG, !, Tut'"2 a uU,;
Der gScribe am ISube beS GUHafSDdS oh. GNs
buulln6r Nnutpier bon Der gBerlte am Sube ocr
Meitf Sull54 @nerIc.
Is, u. @iniua4am, NqCut,
SnHq Spd.
tai., ", u. Sntnsr, 8..}. .9laellt. lI
VI. z. GtcbbiuS. tSci Man.
Snrptbiirenu - SibOft.Gde Wcrman. uIo
piGBt,s trohe. Ul31&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

lid CtUu oltI $l5.0OO,0DO 6eluuicn.
Cod aud hieicS foltborc Stiid per.
0unfcIt nod nidJt Die Broht Der AT.
6crcn ShGbc in ieiner t%tnlNcbuuQ,
Der Observation-Disclosures @oppcn II.
&olicr, Der himmCrnoen Nigrcttcn.
Der nit Gcld)nittcnen mo unaeiduit,
tcnen Gbelltcjncn geiiillten Er0Qc
mo DER SdJiiiicln nit oen eOelittn
BcrIcn. r. g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

t3u pat. aGo Nriiben ac6t Die
micocr ucrcbcIihtc Nnno iic idcint
iidy mumrcbr iibcr Den 600 iGrc5 cr-
ten @oitcn 0ctr0ltct az boben!" -
Sic ollcr0inA9 ibr 5neitcr Warl
abcr nid)ti"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

Nnno TO6um [. - Satpt.
MANI: Scr %ltbcr bat ieincn Gicuit
NrG6lid) OcrnohIGiii1t! Gcrgcout
gp0bIc, iijGr' Gr i'm in NrreIt!~
ScrGcout: ~a0nnf mir einio0m!
Cob CT mir bic &Dpotbef fiinoigtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Gnba1tDla.

@eite7 J~ui,nftplIber iiuo Stakeholder. Fabt
AMI Gnrc 5rilb'c. RiIun5en o5rr Semitic ant
ODER Die n0icr ,oerocn b%ieieIbeu 8erii6ren
Gpredt fir otg g,uiier.B ddete Dor.
NiDiam i. Goric, iM
Gr. 2I3, WOrs.G nnert. strake. Baltimore, no.
(Iiai23, I&SlSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
Baltimore biO -Yabn.
. IdoIih. l9dNIi6. msaeuommen Gonniaes
gtur GnnHiapS.

NfntCEiHNc DAfbr Gtuilhr AM Der GtHhbf" nhH
GHmoei Gintion ndb gSaihiuglun an Mos
dcrtGGrn, 500 ginrm. bis 500 Nbenbs. init
Vnlunqn Sicnit. Gribcre Hblabrt bon Wt.
Monnl- Citation.
spaibluntcu, OerIaIcn MT, RonaI CT, 900,
MO. 1850. $40. *a.4S. ll0.55, ltt.53 Bore
mitinGS. 2t2tO. li2ia. lthb. '243. 1870.
*lii, 1i.55. 1915. 600. lG.55. 5000. +t0b5,
+1t.32 NbethS; bcrI. e0mhen Gt.. 1000. 'B16.
1895. l7.20, 1900. $3.50, 1900. 1000, ri 90
s'ormittng$. 1900 go6ts. 1905. 2i2t6.
100, ?t.0b. 700. 1900. 1908. l4.0n. +4.30,
1900, IL G5. 25.3I. 1900, F6.tG. 1920, 100.
- 90. 's.tG, 1900, 1905. *1lt0. %tl4i
gtbcnoS.
Nnuapotis, VT. giobuI citation. MO uno
2s.Ab girrniitdGS, l5.bb gadlm. GumoensGtd.,
l7,20 mo 900 Nnrnlittngo, ll2.05 giahmt,
?j.35 ltnn Gao NbeunS.
Srrhcrid, MI. 9iuDdl Giatiuu. 2s.45. l9.4s,
RnrHt. Hdnlocu GinliuH. l7.3G, 1900. W16
lino 1000 BORN, t1.26, 1860 uno $500 giah'
ntittnOS.
Winhrfer, ut. Robal. l7.to Rorm., i2.43.
1890 gtdtbnI. Gdnhcn, 1920 BUrnt. 1900,
1850 unn 400 gmhm.
&dherJtuwu, WI, Rubal eta. "a AZ Rorm.,
1910 yCadilu. @1tnbert StGtioli. 1900 Boru.,
1870 mn 400 Gindhml.
GniCutt' 6itp lno VT, Mirn, 9ari6en Citation.
1870. 29.t6 Norm, ll.2b, 1850, 1920, $3.50.
+ttt6 9heu6S.
Curtis yun, Camden Station. 1929 Torm.
enrnD, Mt. 80Oal, f243 Nobm., Camden.
1900 giGbm.
IuNnl Wlne 2ine nah philadelphia uno gtiu.
gprf, urRrr Serminu5 an Srrtnub5Wau8igs
fer Strdle, NGlu.YluTi, braufm nadl p0tfis,
TUPaffru mn Mrtdnfi 5s T itrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03
10000 s.s.t' 1000. .4 ...3.Ss84.S..s Ett"" t'tt
sag M u ms s&|&tHi 81
Spart @ero!
&auf 6et Gel fingers

Sld7ert GUd3 Sic beiten 3ar9aills auf Gr6en.
@ir inon0nrjrtn rincn arOhNrtiacn OironftiOn0 %crfnnf pon
WObcln, ScpptdWn, AintrnBrn, SclmdL Enulcnm, &UfO$nnft @rnSs
uno StrObmnlhH y&tHr Slamc" Gel &UdlGfcm nno aleu- Sortrn
&odaien nno &onacs, Melting nuO characterization.
Nnc @mrcn III Icidicn 8cOinsnnacu pSer iebr billia oracn Na0r
.nHta .| .L uertumit.
Seller @eruc. 8G lei PC Soil 3Ol brctt. nit eeucr.&c.
9oHn 1nS' M~c1N0bdtcH ir Goiien. r@olOcn" Side oOpr notir.
lthc 6nirlm0; $500 lrcrt6. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOC.
SOicttcn wc0cnc, a 3ou bod, # 3ul brett, nit 1854.
&c8ol. 6%ron}60hcr Spcgel 7 bel . 3ol. 9ur %omeotbcrco"
eide 6inirun9, $500 mcrtb. SpGioI%crtoniaprei@ 99e.
Nmt- nnO &Od0olnr, 3G 3oIl long, 10 Bolt bod, bel 9
Spicgcl. 6 N~irim0botcn. Soioe Side. @icncmoda rneutbr
REQ" 6nirm0. ,@ol0en" eide 6iniruu0; - mertb. Gpgot
&rrtauSpreiS 9t. .|
WcOi5tn GObinutc. a bel fl qroB; 3ua tRf, I bel 8 SpN.
gel; &nnenre00c iUr QruBe o0er temr Eufctc urrougWt. wo SOt
Ben" Side o0r ,urotberc0" 6tuirung; s. mcrtb. Sp3ill -ger.
fatiSpreiS 99c. H ... 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

brand in Gunocn. mo Wt. JioOnlS intiou nm
10 llbr 9tbeIos.
a.. nab NtlaHtit.Gitp an Wu6entnaeu; w.
mob MilaHtit.Gim LiaGltd cue 8ifae bdIiF1
FbilJ. Attom., gnmhcr- e intion. ?s.05. lsI3
g'orin.. 70. 90, 90 ginhm; Mt. JiondI Sta.
2s.10. 1920 RrrnI, 1895, 20 - gIndm.
Nbcroecu Nttom., Gdmhen Citation, 100
Hndm,, lG.t0 WbeHoS; Wt. 9tppdl citation.
2t.05 aodm.. $6.tb Nhenos.
gteiproirttnA hon giniut in Ghlnfe ohcr Fur.
Tor gSnQgntS. GpctiCsAntcu etc. mcroen fhned
heforai per 3elepbUH In allen f~olarn6en billet.
l%iirellIr: Charles unh GdrnioQu Strnbc. g. u
q. gRoltc 1870, Dber nh. Gonrtldrio 1901; Wf.
Mnhnls Gintion, e. & " Wt. 8crnon 1928;
GanlnelB ztntion SriurmaiinuS Wlrenu. Is. \ II.
eouib 100. ooer g1o. GourtldHo 2726, uuo Nr.
h2G. Gin @9frndnmdh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-03

Cine Reunion Ger Sob
TeIlumS." - Gic 90 -Selloru3"
bon WorplonO 6oltcn out 6reitug
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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-08
MINERS FOR Strike.
Struggle Almost Certain to Follow
Conference.

conference.
An Indianapolis, Ind, dispatch
says: The rejection of the counter
proposition offered by the coal opera
tors of the central competitive dis
the national convention of United
Mine Workers and the adoption Of a
resolution offered by Secretary w. d.
Ryan, Of Illinois, placing the miners
on record as unit in refusing to sign
an agreement for any district until an
agreement was signed for all dis
situation which, in the opinion Of the
United Mine Workers, has created a
situation which,, in the opinion Of the
officers Of the miners organization,
agreement and possibly one Of the
greatest strikes Of oranized labor the
country has ever known.
The action was taken during call
ed session of the mine workers ma
tional convention, which was called to
order Immediately following a short
session Of the joint session Of the OPP
orators and miners, during which the
Joint scale committee reported that
it had been unable to reach an agree
ment on any Of the principal ques-
tons involved and after F. L. Robbins,
Of Pittsburg, floor leader Of the opera
tors, had replied to President Mitch
ellis question that the operators had
no further proposition to lay before
the miners, concluding that If there
was to be an interruption Of the joint
agreement he wished the responsible
ty for such a severance Of relations to
be placed upon the miners.
The counter proposition submitted
by the operators, which was said to be
their ultimatum, provided for their
signing for another year at the present
wage scale, with certain notifications
to reimburse the Illinois operators for
expense incurred under the 'shot
frers" bill now effective in that scale.
Immediately following the rejection
Of the operators proposal the conven-
ton set about to provide means for
accommodating a strike fund Of $780,
300 in addition to a like amount now
DOW on deposit in the international,
district and SubdiStrict treasures OF
kl,o min
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-08
STATE OF NEBRASKA
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A con-
DENSED FORT.
To Reopen Sugar FactOry-Norfolll
Business Men Have Started Il New
Scheme-Outside Capital to Be In
tercsted in Sugar Industry.

A Norfolk special says: After oper-
ating sugar factory in Norfolk for
thirteen years, and for time the larg-
est sugar factory in the world. the
American Beet Sugar Company little
over a year ago abandoned it's plant
here, dismantled the interior and re-
moved the machinery to Lamar. Colo,
to use in a new factory. Lack of beet
acreage in this section of the state was
the cause of the removal. 1t was de-
clared impossible to operate sugar
factory successfully in this section OF
the state because the farmers refused
to produce the saccharine bulbs. Since
the factory has gone away the farmers
around Norfolk have tripled their beet
acreage and they raised this product
on three times as many acres during
the past summer, for use in H. G.
Leavitts factory at Ames, Neb., eighty
miles away, as they had for the Amer
lean people during 1904. And now
new sugar factory is to take the place
of the old in the big empty building
that remains.
The Norfolk Industrial Company an
organization of Norfolk business men
who donated $4,000 to the Oxnards
when their factory was installed here
fourteen years ago and who, when the
plant moved away were decided back
the building and the 240 acres of land
they had given, have, after moro than
a years investigation, determined that
no other institution than a sugar fac
tory will be placed in the now empty
buildings.
It is now planned to interest $780,
900 Of outside capital and add $780,
900 of local capital to make up the
funds for the new company. The
grounds and buildings of the present
company will be put in at their exact
valuation and an attempt will be made
to sell enough stock among farmers
and beet producers to bring up the
entire amount to $4,000, so that,
with the interests of the farmers and
the community associated with the
success of the new project little diff
Guilty with short beet acreage is antici-
pated.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-08
Phenomenal Auto snlea.

The automobile shows just closed in
New York City smashed ali previous rec
ords. There were $4,000 enthusiastic
men and women spectators during the
week and the sales were phenomenal.
Three million dollars worth Of autorno-
biles were sold to individual buyers for
private use, and at least 100000 worth
more were sold to wholesalers and agents.
When the auto men left the shows, tired
to exhaustion by their seven days of exer-
ton, they were happier than ever before.
A canvass of the exhibitors showed that
every one of them had done an excellent
business during the week. Some have
scored heavier than others, and at Least
three makers May be said to have closed
contracts for their entire output. ana
they Will now prepare for 1907 uodels.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-02-08
TO STRIKE APRIL 1
HALF A MILLION MEN WILL BE
In MINERS STRUGGLE.
Faint Hope of Peace-After Failure Of
Conference the Great Miners Con-
vention Sings america" and Ad-
journs to Prepare for Struggle.

One Of the most dramatic scene:
ever witnessed in a national conven
ton Of the United Mine Workers OF
America was the final adjournment OF
that body at Indianapolis, Ind. Fri
day afternoon after the dissolution OF
the joint conference of operators and
miners Of the central and southwest
ern districts and after the national
convention had administered sting
Ing rebuke to one Of the oldest officers
Of the organization for transgressing
one Of the fundamental laws Of un-
Ionism in voting contrary to his in
structions to stand for an increase OF
wages.
When the lusty voices Of the miners
mingled in the singing Of America
had hushed, an oppressive silence fell
upon the assembled delegates. Presi-
dent Mitchell slowly pronounced the
words which adjourned the seven
teenth annual convention without day,
thus dissolving every hope of averting
giant industrial war without the in
SeA VeH1Oh VI SOluc uIleApcCleu auO
powerful influence.
The apparent determination Of both
operators and miners indicates that
neither will make overtures for fur
Their negotiations and unless some in
fuence which Is not now foreseen
steps into the breach $4,000 men con-
nected with the mine workers will
walk out Of the mines in every section
Of the country on April 1. There have
been limitations that two agencies
the president of the United States and
the National Civic Federation-may be
appealed to to set in motion negotia-
lions looking to a rehabilitation of the
joint state agreement, or at least a dis
cussion Of some possible means Of
bringing the operators and miners to-
gether for further negotiations.
The joint conference adjourned Fri
day sine die without an agreement on
a wage scale. The adjournment was
Immediately followed by call for a
meeting Of the national convention of
the United Mine Workers og America
for o'clock. A motion by F. L. Rob-
bins, the spokesman for the opera
tors, that the present wage scale be
continued was lost, as it required, UNI
der the rules, a unanimous vote to
carry any of the principal PROPOSE
tions.