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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1907-11-16

.TutnlninpIlo Rrutlers receive a
fine assortment Of suuveiiir post ca rds
every week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Baltimore tSofbrGu.
9 nnb II @cit-8 erman Strafc.-
@ursiiglidlc Sentide Slide.
(2S6-91) Smlims @egncr.

Cine eigenarttge grfIa.
rung, wie er in Ben geiib elmer
mertbpollcn goloencn llbr gefommer,
CAB geitern Dor Toli5eiridter @ran-
nan I'M mittleren S%tatiousbauie Der
~22-iGbrige Neger Sbomos 8romrl
BON Nr. %, @elcome- glnep. gr mill
Die llbr, Die allf etma 500 seifast
miro, BON einem unbefannten Weibet
an Ser 2igbt-S trabe, eerabe seaer-
iiber Der .SlO Ban Cine" .Werfte fir
ST gefouit baben. Yoli5eirifter Gran.
nan elalbte bieie @eidifte niht, ion-
bern belt ben Neger inter Dem Ser.
oafte, Die llbr bon einem ltnbefann.
ten geitoblen 5u baber, fir elm auI
Ben 80. 5. Mts. ieitgeiettes 8erbor
felt. Die Ieteftips Sol. Goueblin uno
Sames &. Did batten Die Jeitnabme
oes 8erbGhtigen bepirft.
SaidenOieb 9-Ier
20.idbrige Neger Solepb Wa0e BOZ,
Hr. 511, Norb.6 llltot- apenue, puroe
pol EoIi5eirihter @rannan in Der
mittlcren Yoli5eiitation wegen zines
elmer unbefannten Dame gegeniiber
periudten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iiir ein
am %. 3. Mts. itattfinoenbes 0erbor
ieitgebolten. YoliSiit Sobn @ooos
bate auf griiden 5peier anoerer Ia.
men BEN @erb1dtieen feitsenommett.
&amen an Sen Il d e II.
- CHARLES Saplin BON Nr, 1882,
Bel .Nortb. Apenl,e, rpiiroe am Mon-
tag Abeno BON elmer An5abl junger
2eute tbGtIid ansesriffen. Ct trieb
inoelien ais aepanbter MtbIet Die
gauge Sippidaft in Die 6l,dt nnS
nabm @iIiam Nrmiger Don Nr. 1918,
Sc ro.Gbarles. Strabe. 10 libel nit.
DAB oieier feline 8erbaitung aftoro'
netc. aIs Yoli3eiridter. 0ooet eeitern
giniift in ben GaI befain, peritob ct
bas Werbor bis auf bente.
-Sr.~S. g.
Breiner unb @utitt bon MoIanoN arf
iino pon eiiter Wereniielingsreiie ais
Neufunolaitb 5uriidsefebrt.
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Yrogramm fir Reute.
grIbcrIdjafts.C

Vrnocrt6atts.S r0cnsSag
PIN DittpodL sen 16. Stober. 10 lWr 9ormittass. -Gntblauna Der
@eOenttaien ouf Sen aonouen Ser tltorii@en gaaerie i'm Sort
@eeeHrg 01rd9 Die Die Ra araft SeeulboffeH
am 1e. ofober, 1 l6r Nodmttaas: 9araoe Ser grioeriaahs. oroen.
ssi"tants": $ S' g. sroo msp 81 :. z1 9pSSsror' S @I"er S ssrn IL; S' g. 3.
Neumonn, 5reoerid salep, s. q. 5edtis, jun, aOrian Susbes,
'4 g. s sssss SSt'? y S" IS @iiS sa o.. l. g'a d! s SeS s'"; s@ob "'
.a aeHnr, 9: d: Open As 49, sIf fri Turner, 81.
1. GipiHon G%befmorihaa 6reo u. Groom.
"S' ss p 0 ssSet q a Rs9 % Ss's9 mar s5sii1 so5; q 8 :: N aintst'
?. 2iuiion - gbdmoitaq 81: 5; Soaps.
rgahote oroer sons Of amerieu."
~8atriohe orber Of americu."
"septoiop9s oor seuea @ic Men" Mardol 6. 6. aanoie.
8. 2ioiion G%beimorihoa aoop9 spamer.
-Sorasrs of arnerio," Mar@aa z5 5snna~ e 3 lon "'sS""'"
Companions = Of the osret Of ameriar
,n.u,., :; S SLsd ~ &c, g%estmarl%on oa" sruan;
"S"4ssssfs = sspt @fs5s1's' aor Ms1i9 gan SsP" ~ p; m SG"s':
s. 1iuiiSn - ebsfmari9aa a9omas !; Sones.
vaniebts Of tie Macabees."
Babies Of tie maecabees."
"MoNern @ooomen Of america."
.aeoon Of fife s sSe arsS !5ae%in g G. portin.
. 5saST Z 6 RS "a sssiss:'" M %at!SaT $srS9 s SSsss's.
.goosrcu Of f ts MetfS~ q m a%sFisa : ,os e,rrn.r
"''t i44ib, s y; ss5 ss ,'"ios s,o1 %a5ia i { es g s; g; o"s".
"S' 'S11pE aneiI's 1rSe 1l1 st . Monf."
Babies arriliarp, ORDER Nalpap Conductors"
Daughters of ct. George"
Un9etaDr $4,000 Feroncn peroen ib an oieGr Iarobc bctheuiaer. l1eber
70 ednnuaaem uno 40 Muiffapeacn merScm fir "
a~bmedielung ub aluiif iorgen.
- lNr Nbinos: Gm5ert Der 8apele os s.. Hegiments in Ser @oiienbdIe
oes 5. Geghments.
10 llr g6enSs: @na in ser 8aienbauc bes 5. Sediments. @ouperucur
sSarfelo, Satin imo 6reunoe, Mapor Mabool lmo Satin rmb
or Stab Ocs 8onoerncurs perben Dem 9aa als
p. ip8eQe 9afe Der Ser. 9rioerihaits.
TO-. 4nru4 Sr0en Warplanbs beipobnen.
Die Earobe tormrt fb an Sutton. mo Gomonbion gparue INN
llr vadnrtto0S nb bcpegt ib buru) Sutton gpene, Baltimore.
9ol1oapt Sern9tonl @up, Baltimore Srabe, Yroaomop, Gonton.
Npenue} uni ben @arft, 9roaouop bis sur Wtomment Strobe, no ih
Die Earabe fuuil6t. f" -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Tas Wettcr.

6ilr Warplonb ulo oen Iiitrift
Columbia bette unb morgen flar,
lcid)te lmipringen0e Minoe.
Gas @etter lpnr gcitcrn id)on, Der
idncioenoe @ino, Der al Den Dor.
bergcbenbcn beioen Sogcn orrd Die
StroBen Der Stoot pfiff, botte lid)
9clcgt; Die bod)ltc 5emperotllr mar
81 @roo INN = llbr Nodmittogs nno
Die nieorigitc 40 Groo INN 6 llbr
Worgcns.
Sn ben onoeren @lrnoes . @cttcr.
Vcobadtllngs Stotioncn mllrocn
Die iolgenocn bod)iten Semperotllrel
9cmeloet: Gnitpprt 81, Eortlono 56,
Vo1ton GO, Ilbonp 56, Nelp.Dorf Sc,
philadelphia GO, Itlantic Gitp 60,
Gopc Mop So, @oibington go, Nor.
folf GO, Sotteras 60. Charlotte go,
@ilmington 60, Gborlciton 60, So.
oalnab 66, SadionpiQe &c, Supitcr
Is, Sen @eit so, ItIanta &c, Mont.
gorncrp y, Nelp Orleans ~, 30.
leItlne y, COLLECTION y, GorpusGbri.
ltie rs, Iernpbis 66, Cincinnati Ga,
Tittsburg IS, Ssuego "a, buffalo
56, Gleoelanb So, Detroit 81, gIpeno
56, Warqllette 66, Green 9op 81,
Gbicago "a, 0ullitb 80, ct. Yolll
66, ct, Souis 6S, &onios Gitp 70,
Omaha 10 Suron 20, Vismord rs,
@iailton rs, Sopre rs, Solt 2ufe
Gitp 6S, Genper 66, Gooee Gitp &C,
Cos Mnaeles 70.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

bouptitdot in oicier Siniidt nidt
nafltebt. sd beoalere ilnierc Sol
oaten fpitflid,," iogte Gincr, vlpenn
oas I'M aricae ol,b inlmcrt 10 lange
oauert." i@Is Die ariegsibiffe lid nit
meiBcn uno rotten 2if,tcrn Signole
mad)ten, fra9te cin Mnberer icincl
Tadbarn: oaommt es Iir nidt ulh
10 Dor, oils Oh BORT ein Taor relle
Ipotbefen eroiinct iino?" limo 10
ia9te ein @it Den onbcren. Sn ocnl
Sort Golf oas CONCERT Ser &opclc oes
1. Regiments Den 3uidoucrp iiber b;e
2onGcucilc binueg, melde Sos lun9c
@artcn nit iif brohte. Gie l,iitiecn
WGrid,c uno potriotiifen @eiien Der
8apelle pllrocn lebbaft beflotid)t. Ga
enolih fielcn Slpei Sbiiiie pom Sort
nm etlua 8 llbr. nnb oIle SGlie redtcn
lid) LANCER, nm MN audi gur nid]ts
81 permlilien. Is, oal,crte ober nod
pollc 20 WinuIten, ebc Die nSslo Sc
Cuba" Sen eritcn Shub obgob. Nun
aber iolate Sdub auf Sdub, 8afe.
ten lticgen in Die Suit ullb ollf ocn
SbiIten lomobl. mic ollf Dem Sort
puroc ein @rilont.6 ellermcrf obge.
b%rannt, lpeldcs Elm nibt su ~peraeiIcn.
ocs Shouipiel mar. gls Der lestc
SbuB gefollell, oils bos S%ternenban.
ner bes Sorts i'm 2ifte ser Shein'
perfer mcitbin iihtbar ipurbe, brod)cn
Die Saulenbe Der 3uidailcr in oor.
nernoe Sodrlfe aus.
% iprid, fannit 9u ieb'n bel Scr
lfhuinbenoen Nadt
Nas mir frcllbig nod 9riiBten i'm
Observation-Disclosures,
l(ni're Streiicn uno Sterl,e, sic tp6b.
reno ser S6ladt
Sm @inoe geflattert, bort, bod ollt
Der Shan5ey
Ter Hadeten 8eiaus nnb Ser Bomber
@ebraltS
Serfiinben oltrb's 1unfel: Sic
Tlngge bdlt ans!
. iprih! ipcbt Sas Banner inn Mtor.
9enlihtihein
Nod iiber ben SeIoen I'M 2anoe Der
1rei'n?"
5000 AMI Geberal sill.
@obl iiber 5000 Yerionen periam.
meIten Iid iton Iatige Dor s ltbr aiif
Geberal-Siu, unb oie gnttGuidure
inter Oeniclben nor nidt eerins, ais
cine 8icrtclitunbe mad Ser anoeren
perrann ltro BON cinem 9ombarbc.
llent Nid)ts at bemcrfen mar. Gin
ipisiger fIeiner BenseI. Der Don iei.
i,ern Batter al, ser $onb gefiibrt ipi,r.
De. errcgte lti,ter ben l~trnitcbepoen in
&ortueite piel $~eiterteit, inoem er
gum Batter iagte: .Du, ga, oas lit Elm
pgum.W arSementl@- Heberbuupt lie.
ben niit Die dJdrufteriitifd)e arnerifa.
hide @eOuIb ii,o froben %ebensar.
ten iinter ben perihiecenen gruppen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Son see So c n. - auf
Noroo. 2lopo.I ampfer rGoiiel," mel
der bellte Nahmittag 2 llbr feline
Hiidreiie nab Bremen antritt, fabren
folgcnoe Observation-Disclosures 6ruu
SSobn g. S6mit bon @aibin9ton, 9.
g., Sri. Selena Sofuif BON Glepelanh,
Ohio, uno Sr. Geo. Gieoelboi1f bon
2atrobe, va. aubcroem lparen bis
gcitern Nbenb etlpo 200 3tpiihcn.
oeds.Yaiiasiere gebllft.
Ser HoroO. 2lopo-I ampfer rGbem-
nit," Der om 3. Sftober pom 9remer-
bapen nit 96S Eaiiagieren fir gulti-
more abflibr, miro moraen bier er=
ipartet. Sobalb Die bierber beItimm-
ten Taiiueiere gelanoet iinb, fdbrt Der
0ompfer nit Dem 8eit Der Yoliaeie-
re, 766 an Der 3obl. nod 8ulpeiton,
5eras, meiter.
Madte ieine critic 6abrt.
- Ger nelie 9ampfer .@eit-Hiper"
bon Der nInnapolis & @eit : Hiper
Company" madte eeitern feline Sung.
iernfabrt nod annapolis mo Dem
@elt-Hiper.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
2nr 0cahtunn.

Ter -Teatfhe Gorreiponbent" ntmmt IN teber
Belt gerihte auf ibtr s.erfubnnaen, SohSetten,
Oebnrtstage, spIbene unb fIberne Snh5etteu,
@efenfhafts.abenbe ETC.. nit ben Ramen Der
Mnuefenbeu, Bite abrr b~entlidh gstdrieten fetn
tonten. aHd gerionaI. saottSen perben germ
a~nfgenummsn. Die Ginienber FOLDER geridte
miiHrn aber ibreu Namsn unterfhretbsn nnb
Dor Naem nidat p~srseten mo bic sehHhfeit
tdttfarb - etrabe unb 6%nusnnmme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Die %iogenannte r9lue Sadet. "aapele
Der Warine Solbaten. l1niere bic.
ligen 9opellen: Waters', Sarion's,
@eber's etc, Itanocn aber int 9Iei-
den Tongc unb ipielten ~ousge5eid).
net.
Eara0e Hoti5en.
Sbidon iid) Die Eorabe crit nm
IA llbr in gelpeeung ieete uno foIg.
lit erit INN A llbr an Der Baltimore
StroBe fdlig iuar, batten bereits Inn
t llbr Nodmittags 2crtc an Ser
@altimoreItraBc iid eingcfunoct, bic
bebarrlid) bis 5ur lebten Wfinlltc at
ocn BON Der Eoli5ei gcipannten Stri-
den fcitbielten.
Sdlcd)te @eidGite tboten Der.
ihicoenc llnternebmer. Die ulf Spc.
tulotion bin 3uldaller : Sribilnen
nn pcrif)ieoencn Stellen errid)tet
bottcn, oemn inocm geniigenbSt eb.
roilnl bel gutter gusiift bic gauge
Morid)route entlang porbanoen ipar,
lpor fem beionoeres Gcrlangcn nad)
reiernirten Siten bcmerfbor.
- gtur als ein @unber lit es at
betroften, baB iid) niht an Der @al-
tinlorc. unb SibertpitraBe Elm per-
bangniBooler ltnfol ereignete. %.
ielbit gerietb Elm @oegon Der @up-
Strobcn 3 2inie IN cine offene Wei-
DIE u,b bog gum gntiebcn Der Eoiia-
9iere IN ole 2~ibertpItraBe Elm, po+
ielbit Der @aggon gegen ci,1en fill
itebenben @aggon Ser @eitport-Sinie
rannte. @eioe @og9ons ipuroen be-
ihGoigt, bod fomen gliiflider @eiie
Eaiiagicre unb @emlonnltng nit benz
Sbreden bupon.
Sbifon INN Witternodt iebe
StroBc, burt iuelde iih Die Yarobe
beluegtc, gereinigt moroen iuar, iono
es oennod Superintendent '2arfins
fir notblpenoiG fltr5c 3eit Dor Der
Yorooe nit 20 ,Wonn nno 10 @Qgen
nodnlaIs, no es nptblpenoig mar.
cin5ugreifen, unb 5ipar leitete ct Die
grbcitcn perionlid).
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ic 3uIdalcr Die falten 6iiBe pergel-
Scrrp9 ar.

SauIenbe uno Ibertauienoe batten
lid) audi 81 Serrp Bon eiugefunoem,
ipolelbit lie bon portbeilboften Yoii-
tionen oas 9ombarocment beiidtig-
ten. Die 2igbtitraben = Bride mar
bon einem Gnoc bis gum onoeren
lftpor5 bon aberdeen. Geo. 9a6l
iuiiroe ieoen Gag ein @ombaroement
Dinnebmen, oenn or tbat Elm Bonn.
bcngeidaft.
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Spnncnauf- nnb 1tntcraaun.

Sonneralfgang 6 llbr 1S Winuten.
Sonncnuntergang 5 llbr 26 Win.
Mountaineering ~ II. 40 DC. 9tadts.
Sliltb 1 llbr AZ Winiltcn Tohts.
Slutb 3 llbr Is Win. Hadmittoas.
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ScbbeI's einsiges Ntclier.

Nir baben MIR Elm NteIier in galti.
more, nab bas befiuoet fid in Der
Gtaee ~ ebener Grbe, 9er. 321, @Orb.
9ap., maize &isb-Str. 0inS.r.EbO.
to6rapbieH eiae .SpssialitStv-0eiae
Hgenten nnb feline 9reppen ~ Rsisen.
). &ebbtI. 6. Grni, UeiGditsfibrer.
(275-)
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Gin 6erslihes @iQfummcu

81 ser Seimfebripode entbietet allen
Seimfebrenoen sic Sranf Steil
9reming So. Die sroBten &eaereicn
fir lagcrbicr in Baltimore.
(2S4,5,7,9,90,1)
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s. 9iener 4 So.

Meiie gircc1t ,rh DcdieIItabe.
Sdiffsfarten bon uno nod Geutfd.
lano NIT benz Wor6beutihen 2lopo
un6 anoeren 2inien. Meiiepdiie,
-@etfet, Grebitbrtefe unb @eISien.
oiingen.
217 OTIS altimorear.
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s

@enbeler's SoteI, 400 GaISert-,
Gle InI6errp.str Glcsantc SdLaf.
Gmmer, mafise Ereiie. @abIseiten
az ieoer Sasesseit. @esmIare Siuers.
Gcinite 0etranfe nnb Gisarrem.
Gigentbiimer @alter u. @enbeler.
(Sft1-1O
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Sphn WhI,

frHherer Veriuatter Der ,,@ermamta. Wsdnuerdtor.
Sane," Saadbfplgcr ppn Spbn HolS,
Wr. 40S, @cIt.2erington-S trake.
spetieu Su jeSer 9aseSSeit.
Teimitc Hetr1nie nnb Gtgnrren.
(Sept2S ,69ite ,iSo9i9o)
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u6armpnic Gafe,"

vV0rllDIllc Hafc,"
Mr. Ala, @cit-J apettc.S traRe, 9ari
sdmibt, Snbaber. @irsbmrscr 8uf.
bram friidJ am 3apf. Diners, Soupers
a Ia carte. Scben Samitag Ibeno
Trci-Gonsert. Wpril1 .1O
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GQtnesfomn.

Spe5ielle biertdgiae Eouren bon
Baltimore $3.50, ale Musgaben elm.
geidIofien. @n5ufragen BET Sbeo. s.
Siencr e &c.. PIT Sit.9oltimoreltr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

@erfte meroen perbci-
iert. - 3lpiihen @auinipeftor Erc'
Itpn uno Den Stulpertretcrn Der pal.
tinlore, Gbelapeofe & atlantie Glen.
babn.Gompaenie." ioipie Der nEp!fe'
electromagnetic" ipuroen geitern ar-
ronaemcnts getrofieu 5ur iofortigell
ausbeIieruns Der @eritcn Scr, 8, 6,
Z unb 16 on Der 2igbtitraBe, mclhc
am Samitas BON Srn. Treiton aui
@runo zines 9erid)tes bes SoIen.S On
genieurs conbemnirt miirben. 9eibC
9ompagnie'n peripradcn, Die Irbei,
ten ioiort alli5unehmen unb MADDEN
aue mogliden NniircneungerL Die
Sddoen iofort aus5ubeIiern.
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llnterhaItnnas :. @capciicr.l

unferBalfiitgs Wegfucrcr.
,@luit. sltabemie" -. Fascinating 5Iora".
rNnft'Nfaeemtes6 pn5erthane" "2te Sbers
arlrlieraauer HdfftonsfpieIe".
nNlbnusb's" = nlbc Gbaritp Gan.
r6anetn" - vSbc &dn Morrina @lories".
rglancI's" - uIidH uHo Morien".
uSoro'e"- r9be geIe Of Manfnir".
u8pntoah" vlbe little SrGaH @riHoer".
auditorium" ~ Qudn Spg".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nIu St1r"sSnioebiIe.
,ssep D|ipuumcutaI" - p@roabiunD 8apetb
Girls.
2ubiu'S, 404-406, it.Saltimpre strabc -
Observation-Disclosures lrS befucplide BiIber.
&eitport TaIaee sfnting Rina iett often.
~ ftpnben' SaInenpcrein pun Baltimore" -
Nloniaa, Den 81. Sitober. aruse ftlluibifte
8ir6'petb in Der ~2abors2bcein=pnIle".
vWrubNnt GaIncu'9crciu" WIitiluph. ben
%. Sttober. aroberu Bazaar. g%ll'terrs Souper iito
Sau in Der aSrobfinnaSaIe".
y@arprit SOME Vari"- IdaIit Muitf. 1an3
NIB llnierhnltinl.
gaiebnn i'm .Eriole.Gart" - 6erte Tnd,.
H1tttaa ole alien .Nleiiierfhaft'o Orioles" eescn
Die iebiaet .SrinIcS".
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Rts @eiKert,
beuHder Autobiography
4O9-411 Worb.0 ag. Strafe.

eegenhter BEN eprttentaas saf. 6.
Mobfbeiannt f1r feline berporraaenoen 3et'
ftlnaenl aut benz 8ebiete Der 9botogrdptte.
0tnbts erte Gtaee. Refine Agenten.
3ctn 0eftdftSfabrer.
Inter meiner perf1rIiben Qeitute.
6etne Yerbtnoung init tfeenb einern arReren
Stubio. y (0ea11.1O
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3abrcidJc Gnttauidnnscn in SidJt

Sic Hepiiion ser Rcgiitrirbiider
bringt 5ablreifc llcbcrra'dmnacn
fir 6reunbe bon Stimmgebern.
- @is W%itternaft nod nitt Dol
lenOet.- Sn perifieocnen @aros
pon 200 bis $50 geltrifen.
Scitoem Die Hegiitrotiop ser
Stimmgebcr, mie iie jebt 9eiiibr1
miro, cingeiiibrt wuroe, mciB man iit
nift oararf 5u crinnern, baB &c GA;
letter. Gage, DEM Ser Hepiiion. 10 bciB
bcrging, mic oieies aeitern Ser 6oll
mar. Omar fam es 5l feinen Sano.
grcifliffeiten 5piiden Sen Negiitrir-
bealnten. aQein lin5meioeutig mnrel
Die I%r9umentc, bic bon manhen Der
Serren ms 1%reiien gefiibrt mllrocn.
"a in manden Erc5inftcn Die @abls
rid)ter lid bis Inn Witternad)t nid)t
elni9ten, fpnntcn feline politGn.
bigen Sabellen iiber Oie 8eiammt.Res
giitration ~aligeitellt meroeu. Sn Der.
id)ieoenen @aros muroen bon 200
bis $50 Stimm9eber geitriden. ood)
mllroe MIR cine ein5iee @erbaitlnng
ipcgen Weineios eines Der Hcgiitrir.
ten porgenommen. IS mar Oieies I'M
Noroneitcn, rpoielbit oer Neger Ybis
lip Briggs, weldcr ieine abreiic ais
Scr. 1923, Giuiiion. Strabe, an9at,
BON Den @ablrihtern Sroncis y.
Glarf, @m. Stabl, Charles S.Graggs
unb Senrp u. Eorter einitimmi9
nod Dem @cidnanib scianot mllrbc,
oa er bereits in 9altimore.Goun re.
siitrirt lit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-29
TO CONSIDER
STABILITY OF
STEEL RAILS
Not Up to the Spec
ificatiOns.

NEW YORK, June 28.-Leading
railroad officials and representatives
of the steel manufacturing companies
held an important melting to consider
the stability anu safety of the. STAN
dard steel rail, now in use on the
principal railroads in the United
States. The meeting was called to
order by E. II. Gary, chairman of the
United States Steel Corporation.
The conference, which lasted sew
eral hours, was attended by over q
score of railroad officials ana rail
mAke1s
Mr.. Gary has taken the position
that the steel corporation desires TO
meet any requirements that muA cad
10 the production CT rail capable
of standing strain to which it may
be subjected to by heavier loconlo-
tives and increased tonnage. Sew
eral officials have been quoted as
saying that the present 100 pDunG
steel rails do not come UP to the
specifications submitted to tle raj
makers by the railroads, anl hat
heavier sections must lie made il
traffic is to be ma died With safety
to the travelling public. The rail
makers state that the rails are being
made according to specifications and
that wherever rails have been shown
to have split and broke, the immense
strain caused by the mammoth loco
motives and heavy stel cars pound
ing on the rails at high speed have
been the cause for the breakage.
Suggestions have been made that
the railroads pay an increase of 50
over the present price of $2S ton
for a heavier section rail The rail-
roads insist that they are now paying
sufficient price for standard rail of
greater weight than now used.
There was general discussion of
the steel rail problem yesterday and
it was decided to request the commit
tee of experts which was appointed
by the American Railway association
and the makers of steel rails to re-
port at future conference their con-
clusion on the matter.
These experts have been making
an investigation of the manufacture
of steel rails in Pittsburg and other
cities with the view of ascertaining
whether any defects in rails resulted
from the process of manufacture.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-29
20,
FORMER ELY
CITIZEN DIED
IN CALIFORNIA

Mrs. Emory B. Briggs. formerly of
Ely, writes to Senator Comins from
Los Angeles that her husband, EN-
ory Berry Briggs, died IN that city
on June 18th. Mr.. Berry was ma
tive of New York state and came
to Nevada in 1876. For several
years he was miner and merchant
in the old town of Ward, this county.
and afterwards a farmer of Duck
creek, making his home in White
Pine county for 10 years. He was a
man who had the respect and conf
dence of everyone who knew him
Mr.. Berry was possessed of many
sterling traits of character. Nine
teen of the happiest years of the life
of Mr.. and Mrs. Berry were spent In
White Pine. They moved to Los An
geles in 1895. where they have re-
sided since. He was in the old camp
of Taylor when that camp was the
scene of mining activity. All the
pioneers of the county remember Mr..
Berry and the sad news of his death
Will be read by many with sorrow.
Mr.. Berry was 81 years of age. Heart
failure took him off and he was laid
to rest amid the orange blossoms of
southern California.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-29
Bradstreet's Report.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-Brad-
streets tomorrow will say:
Seasonable summer weather has
further improved the general crop
situation, enlarged retail trade, and
favored a larger volume of recorder
trade with jobbers than seemed pos
sible a few weeks ago. Six months
results in wholesale and jobbing
lines show the effect of improved con-
ditions, but also reflect the large
gains noted in the first quarter of
the year Taken as whole, leading
wholesale lines will show a six
months business of 5 and 10 per
cent at least in advance of 1906.
Very much the same report is
made by leading industries, which
have generally surpassed records
made in the first half of year ago.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending June 27
number $50 as against 165 last week
and LAG in the like week of 1906.
Canadian failures number 2S as
against Is last week and % in this
week a year ago.
Wheat, including -four, exports
from the United States and Canada
for the week ending June 81, aggre-
gated 3,598,724 bushels against l.
9O2,555 this week last year. For the
past So weeks of the fiscal year the
exports are 170,770,S06 bushels as
against 134,619,519 in 1905-06.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-29
TELEGRAPHERS
WILL STAY OUT
Indefinitely

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-That
the telegraphers now on strike in
tend to stay out until satisfactory
adjustment of their grievances has
been reached is evidenced by the
recommendation of the general sec
retary- treasurer of the international
union, that another assessment he
levied August 1, in order that the
strike fund may be further increased.
In reply to the telegram sent by
President S. J. Small to the president
of the Order of Railroad Telegraph
ers at st. Louis. President Perham
of that organization wired that the
officials of the Southern Pacific have
assured that no breach of agreement
will occur. President Small eX-
pressed the belief that the trouble
would not extend to the railroads.
The striking telegraphers say that
with the fund already on hand and
added to the amount that will be Sc
cured for assessment number one,
and assessment number two, which
will probably be levied, in accord
ance with the recommendation of the
general secretary-treasurer they will
have enough money to take care of
the San Francisco trouble or six
months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-29
Metals Nominal.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Lon
don tin market was higher, with spot
closing at 1872 pounds los, an ad-
vance of pound los, and futures at
1872 pounds los, or 10s higher. The
local market was dull, with spot
quoted at $42.75 % 1926.
Copper was higher in the English
markets, with spot closing 2 pounds
higher at 96 pounds and futures l
pound 15s higher, at 81 pounds lbs.
Locally the market continued dull
and quotations were more or less
nominal Lake is quoted at $23@ a
"a; Electrolytic $22 a 22.25, and
casting at $21 @21.25.
Lead was unchanged at 5000
$50 in the local market, but ad-
vanced 5s to 20 pounds in London.
Spelter was unchanged in London,
and quoted at $685. q Gas locally.
iron was lowe. in the English MAJ
ket, with standard foundry quoted
at 55s 10d, and Cleveland warrants
at 56s / I'D. Locally the market
was unchanged.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-29
ARRIVED FROM
SALT LAKE BY
AUTOMOBILE

Louis f. Gordon of Salt Lake and
his mahout. Thomas Roberts, arrived
in Ely last night about O'Clock,
after very peasant trip, having
made the run by automobile. They
left Salt Lake Wednesday noon and
stopped for the night at st. Johns,
distance of 55 miles. Thursday
they made Deep Creek, the run be-
ing 125 miles, and left for Ely yes
terday at noon by way of Cherry
Creek, making the 120 miles in a
little over two hours. Only once did
they have any trouble and that was
at Kearney's ranch. At this place
the machine was stuck in the mud
for couple of hours. Mr.. Gordan
will remain in Ely a few days and
will then go further south. He has
some business matters to attend to,
after which he will start on his way
back