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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
ACTIVITY
At OLINGHOUSE


With the approach of spring and
better weather conditions activity in
the White Horse and 0linghouse dis
~tricts Is Increasing. Work on several
properties is now being carried on
extensively, while p%rospectors are
everywhere in evidence. A report
from the White Horse district yester-
dag states that work on the property
of the Merchants Nevada Mining
Company is progressing rapidly. Two
shifts Of miners are now engaged in
driving the main tunnel On this prop
erty. This tunnel is now in a dis
lance of ITS feet. According to
Ralph Norris, the company's mining
engineer, the first vein will cut at
a distance of se~venty-five feet fur
ther. This vein of immense width
crops on the surface and has given
returns of $34.32 in gold and silver
to the ton. This vein will be cut
by the tunnel at a depth of 175 feet
from the surface. 1t is the company's
aim to drift both ways on this.
The holdings of the Merchants
Company are located on the east
slope of White Horse mountain, The
claims join the Fern Cliff on the
south and have r%actically the same
surface indications and formation.
This is of much interest because of
the fact that several rich strikes were
recently made on the Fern Cliff and
DR.. Trinwith, the general manager,
is of the opinion that the same ore
bodies will be encountered in the
Merchants Nevada.
A number of Milwaukee people are
interested in this property. Among
them r w. A. Hayes, G. j. Brodes-
ser, DR.. S. 7. Lewis and DR.. H. G..
Decker. These gentlemen are ex-
pected here within a short time to
examine the property.
Prominent mining men who have
been on the ground and examined
the ore bodies already exposed and
uncovered are of the opinion that it
will develop into one of the richest
producers in the White Horse dis
trict.
A mining deal that may mean
much for the White Horse district
was carried through lately when
the Robson group of five claims
passed into the control of a French
syndicate. The deal was made
through J.. NJ. Thomas, Jr., through
whose efforts most of the capital has
been attracted to the eastern portion
of Washoe county.
The money involved in the sale
has not been announced, but it is
known to be a good figure. For some
time the French company had an ex-
pert looking over the ground and 1t
was upon his favorable report that
the purchase was made. 1t is under
stood that active development work
will begin Immediately. The Robin
fson claims are located on the east
slope of White Horse mountain.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30
ALUMINIUM ORES
MUCH IN DEMAND


Aluminium Ores Much in Demand.
If reports prove to be true. the
American Aluminium Company. for
merly the Pittsburg Reduction Com
pany, which has had a monopoly in
the aluminium industry OF the United
States, will when its patents expire
in the near future. have a competitor.
This competitive concern in which
Eastern people are financially inter-
ested and which is being formed. ex-
poets to erect a plant for the electric
reduction of bauxite into aluminium
and its products on the Cumberland
River in Kentucky. The cost of the
plant and property is estimated to
be $3,500,000, while the c~apitaliza-
ton of the corporation will be $10,-
100000. There is a rumor that the
American Metal Company, an infuen-
tial concern in New York with good
connections abroad, is interested in
the new enterprise. The time for
building up an independent alumni
mum manufacturing industry in this
country is propitious by reason of
the greatly increased consumption,
which is partly due to the high prices
of copper, a competitive metal. The
production of aluminium in the United
States has grown from 259,S55
pounds valued at about $40 per
pound, in 1892. to 1875 900 pounds
value dat 36 cents per pound, in
1906. The increase In output In the
interval of fifteen years is equivalent
to 5,277 per cent, while the price
has fallen 261 per cent. At present
the market price of aluminium No.
! ingots, SO per cent pure, is SO
cents per pound at New York; No.
2 ingots, 80 per cent pure, for re-
melting, 81 cents per pound; drawn
rods and wire, As cents per pound.
Aluminium has obtained a strong
footing in the electrical industry in
which it is used as a substitute for
copper conductors for the transmits
sion of light and power, and other
purposes. Three factors have pro-
claimed aluminium superior to copper
conductors, namely, lower cost of
transportation and erection, greater
durability and lower cost of main
tenance. One of the contrary factors
on the part of aluminium for use as
an electrical conductor is the diff
Guilty in making joints, the perplex-
ing problem in this connection being
soldering. To be sure, numerous
patents have and still are being taken
out for methods of soldering alumni.
mum, but the promised fortune has
not yet been won by inventors.
With the invention of the thermit
process for welding iron and steel
and for reducing refractory oxides tc
carbonless metals, there has arisen
a promising field for the consumption
of aluminium. Thermit consists Of
four parts of powdered aluminium and
n part of powdered oxide of iron
mixed mechanically. 1t sells for 25
cents per pound in New York.
The industrial application of alumni.
mum are numerous. by reason of its
peculiar qualities as a substitute foi
other metals in the manufacture oil
household and military utensils, parts
of vibrating and reciprocating ma.
chimes, equipments for railway cars
and locomotives, spools and bobbins
for textile mill work. letter boxes
pigmen, and foil to replace silver ant
tin, alloys, patented explosives, motor
a and bicycle fittings, chains fol
hosting, jewelry, etc.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-03-30

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Tns VNCttcr.

Iiir Wurplan0 ltn0 ben Giitritt
Columbia bclttc flor llnO mariner,
nlor0en tbcilpCiIc bcD0ltt, 0Itlid)c
bis iiiO0itIidc Ninoc.
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mctcritano 26 8raO Inn > llbr Nud).
mittng3 uno Der nieOriBItc u 8rao
INN 8 llbr NormittoAS.
9(llS cil1enl Grtrem in Dos onOcrc
ipril1gt OnS @cttcr. @or bic porigc
@o6c fir Die Sa6resjcit mgcmiitb'
lid morm, 10 NOR boS @Ctter gciterll
gang cmpfinoIid) foIt. Ger @ino
bnttc cine SAGrfe, sic idnciocnS
lpor, unO gnr5 Baltimore fror. @cr
rift mls3ugcben brau6tc, blic6 ST.
Salic 6interm luarmcn Sien. Selttc
iou cS mie0cr mGrmCr mcr0cn. st.
ipuS MiI0crlunQ l0bt Baltimore lid
oud aefoQen; 80 bis 10 8ro0 lit cine
nngenebmC SCmpcrotur.
Sn Ben iibrigen Bum0eS Wctter'
bCobadltunqoltntioncn mur0cn &C.
itcrn bic fo~lgcnocn nieOrigitcn Cent
perotltren beobo6tet: Goitport s,
NortIonb 90, Bolton 20, Nlbonp Is,
Mem. yorf 90. Ebiluoelpbio -, ut.
lontic.Gitp %, @ui6ingtnn 81, Nor.
ioIf 80, Charlotte 80, @ottcroa IS,
@ilmington 81, Gboriciton 3S, Sn.
pannoh 3S, SodionpiQe 3S, Sltpiter
Sen @eit - Ntlonto 2S, Miont
gomcrp 81, NeusS Orleans II, Sale.
itinc 81 @olpeiton Is, Corpus
GbriIti A, Menpbi9 80, Cincinnati
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Ilpcnn 6, WnrQuCttc S, @recn Ban
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&elcno 10, Solt &ofc IS, GGnper 81.
Nortb. FInttc Is. Gobac %, NmariQo
80 unN Sos 2lnQcIeS 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

e 0 d) cine ~ / tere u II,
Of uIoigung.- Die Foli5ei oeS
0itlihen Giitrifts gIoubt nit Scr
@erboftung BON Benjamin &npport,
iueldlcr bebouptet, al Der ErattitraBc
81 1uobnell, inbeiien feline Summer
nngebcn fam, einen 9uten Sang &c.
ma6t 81 baben. Happort murbe he,
fonlttlih an1 Sonntog ouf Die at.
Id)uloigung bin perboftet, Srn. Sac.
Wfeper, eincn Sd)ubmnher bon Or.
1911 @elt-Erottitrabe, betGubt uno
tbnl Damn $50 geitobler 5u baben.
8eitern las Solomon Greenfield ben
9erift iiber Den @orfoQ in elmer Sci.
tung uno eritattete scr Eoli5ei &c.
rift, bob er oiif Gbnlide @eiie I'M
$40 gebroft moroen iei. Ils man
i'm ST. Dem 8efungenen fiibrtc, ioen.
t"ifi5irte er benielben nit 9eitimmt,
belt als Sen n1mliden Woln, mel.
der i'm INN Die 5ebn Collars erleid.
tcrte. Gie Eoli5ei lit Der Nniidt, bdB
lid, mern Die Gerboitung bon Hap.
port better befannt lit, nod melr
Opfer meloen merben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

S0mcn 100 im 800" '
Gem rcidboItigen Ero9romm 0c5
n3oo'S" al Nortb Ypcnlc unO Gnt
StroBc, mltr0c oicie @od)e cine gollj
bcion0crs interciionte Nummcr bel
gefiigt, n0mlid Oie ToritcQllng elmer
2olueningo IN Der @ilocrniB; cine
SorItellung, mic lic nod ltic in bic
lem Soiloe gcgcbcn muroc. Gicitr
bodintcrciionte gft miro bon Ocnt
bcrilbmtcn 2GlpcnbGnoiger major
Mnl. s. GrawTorO ouSgcfilbrt. &c
ben 0icicr 9tunlmer tritt Scr illnGc
franjoiiide Sbierb0uOiger nit elmer
neten S6icrgruppc, Nuiammc1gts
itelt aus 5ipci Eigern 5pei SGpen,
5iuei 9Grcn nnb 5Dei Sunoen, nllf.
Moonmc Sole nit ibrcn inoiihen
un0 oiritanii6cn 2coporbGn, iiiooiri
faniidcn Saguorcn un0 Eontbcru
ern0tct ltetS Den lcbbaften 9ciiail
oes EubllfunIS. Niemon6 loute 0en
300" Derlalien, obre bic Siitterumg
Der S6iere mitongeiebcn 81 bobcn
Eel melher 3uglcidl Erof. y. v.
Smens cine genaue 9eidreiblrng scr
Sbiere giebt, Inter Den Nltipijicn
bes .Gourt Murplnnb gfr. I, i. Of
g." iin0en an 10. uno 20. Iebruur
@aln . Sorltellln9en itott. CberIt
WunOp ltebt sur 3eit nit &rn. Grnit
ShmeiBer in llrterborolung meaen
8eranltaltrng BON 5luri 0eutifcn
Sagen i'm 300" 81 8unitcn oe<
pGeutiden @niienbouies," @eutc
abeno iuer0en etlua $50 9ngciteQte
Der Sirmn u. &. HobcriS 4 50. sen
300" bciuden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
BUR Seabtmit0

Gle Scrrcn Gercins. nno 2ogcn'
GefretGrc uerOcn gehctcn, aae Ser
einsbcridJtc pber Sdriititiifc, Die fir
ben p9cntidcn GorrcipOnocntcn" be-
ltimmt Tinb, bireft an bic 3citttas 5n
abreiircn, I'M elmer prumptrn Gr'
teoisnns iidcr 5u icin. 9nrd bas
g~brcIircn iuldcr Sdriftitiide on
gnacltcatc trcten in Scrcn Iburicn.
beit 5ftcrs fir beiSe Eartcicn nnlie6'
fame grrs6sernn9en Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

Gin IdDnes muo uislidJes 0eidenl
fir N~neeb6rise lit INNER cine lebens.
sroae Photographic ooer cine limit.
lcriid buaenoete COpie zines alien
Silbes in Grapnn, @aTsrfarbe, Del
ooer Taitea. Die id6uiten Cabinet.
biloer muir 81 pro 1atenS.
Snlims Sebbel, oeutiher Bbotograpb.
co., 321 RurS'G Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Staot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltnnas = @cgluciicr.

nMn1tNtaOrmie," 2tcfc gSo8c; eum
Gldfcr in rNcrUsGlub".
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gStineB".
"Yanrin," - 0icfe g&o6c: 0drrD Nr0ant's
ngig GrirGOaQuTl5a Gpmpua0".
,8pro'c." - Giefe l9o6C: gtnt. e.. @ooomtt
in ioIanocm Hcperioire: olbe @cutls"
ng8bni uoulo Il Gentleman 90" n2S0cn ipc
no0IiOaS.@ - 1icit &o6c; .5ufu5 Ga-
,albouab'S." 49, Nicic g3o6c; QcrcD 0a8.
pctl In oIbc 2iiiIc Yllniitcr".
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billes&oriieuunGcrl,
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&igbitCol @irls".
500" NOrtb!aurnue unS cnt.etraRc. -
gdglih &oriicluHgCH o%rctfirter luilocr lbierc
uno un0ere llnterbaItInGeI, iolnte HoIibub'
,NntomoDtrgNsicauua i'm o0Iric" bonn 81.
bis 20. [uruur.
r4cubpSn.S %uitiint." Ctenitaa, bcn %.
NGuunr. s.lj Nber0s, critics GOn5ert oco "VaD
GGore".
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gerciu." Cieriiaa, ben -. 1Hrlnr, 90. Sills
,,Srion. Mtinuoh, Sur %. Iannor.
g,Urren zirulN III ocr "8ermauta ytd1ner
Chur Sale.
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%. Iallur, grufC bumuriiiiihc Nbcnou1ter
bulfml0 mo luil in ySblmCis Sole.
Sicbcrtcs @cabuon GCcital am SrciiGg,
ben %. IdnIur. 4 llbr NtGhntiitd9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Baltimore nnD Gliu.0ahn.

GeuCr Ourdgebcnocr Earlor.
@aggon naf Tittsblire. Buffet.
Earlor : @aggon, Baltimore nah
Eitts6urg, lit Dem n555-55-5,"
Dem oSagesliht"-3u %angebangt.
ser Mount Hopal 9abnbof 6.45
Morgens, Camden 700 Worgens
perl1Bt uno in Eittsburg 500 Nahm.
anfommt. Soiortiger anidluB in
Eittsburg nad afron, GlepelanO uno
Chicago. (2O-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

Nleb It able obnc Gt
Gin Gitbred)er, ncIder oel
1lrrlg bon Srn. Sobn Sbutt, !
Norb.@ olfesS traBe, einen 9e
l~tattete, lit eit WuIter BON
0enbeit, inoem er MIR cine Grille I'm,
Elm Goiirnlelier NIT iih geben bieb.
Gle bieiige YoIi5ei lit in aennt,
nib geiebt morben, BOB bas YoItamt
bon Spfesuiqe alisgeraubt lpuroc.
Gie 9iebe erbeutcten EoItmarfen
mo Wertbpopiere gum Wertbe bon
bcinobc $1,000.
Gin Oieb, apeI6er ser @afien.
halle oes 3. Tegiments einen 9eilld
obltattete, erbeutete iehS 38.falibri9e
Golt-Hcpolper. .
Gin anoerer beid)eibener 9ieb
lit berienige, wel6er aus ser @ob.
ming bon Srn. Suliils &abn, Ir.
GIG, SiiO.Gbarlcs Strobe, Elm %.
men-N od)tflcio unb elm 2eintiid
itabl.
- Ginbreder, nelde Der @ohnung
bon Slorence M. 0opis, Ger. 712,
Sigbt-S troBe, einen 9eiud abItatte.
ten, erbeutetev cine iilberne Serrell.
ubr nit goloener Settle uno Nfeouil.
Ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

Gin alter 8@eteran q It o t.
= Sermann Meerbol5, eilt
p%enIionirter Sergeant Ser 9unoes-
ornlcc, lit i'm Sllter bon 70 Sobren
in ieincr @obnrng, Nr, ST. Nore.
GolbounfStr. ~geItorben. Gr lpuroe
am Sonntog Morgen bon 1elher
Eoftcr to0t i'm 9ett oufgefunoen.
Sr. WeerbolS trat ON 2. au9ltlt 1850
als blutiungeS 9iirid6en III Nelp-
Dorf olS Sronpeter IN Dos 10. Sn-
fanterie- Hegimcnt Elm irnto oiellte ~
Sobrc. SpGtcr Oiente or s Sabre I'M
pierten urlb 5ulest 10 Sabre I'M 8.
Snfanterie .&egiment Gr 6interlaht
ieine @ittne unb eine Softer, Srall
@cilie 9. Gouns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22

Gincn Sortrag bielt 9eitern
Nahmittag Trui. Sobn Sea Senne-
man BON Scr llniperlitGt bes SiiocrS
in ser McGop.Salle Der rSobns sop.
fins llniperiit1t" iiber yGen Infang
Ser Sbafelpare'iden &unit uno ben
Iiteroriidcn GinfluB Der erIten Sc.
riooe Sbafelpeare's."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Oircft pon Samaifa.

DIE 9orfen I'M 0ofcn. - Gin ga,
pitGn ertrunten.
Ter 9nmpfer .2iQp" bon Der ollnt.
tcb 6ruit Co." meldcr iid 5llr Belt
oeS @rObcbcnS auf Samoita BORT
ouibielt, lnngtc geitern lto6nlittoO
bier M ieiner @erfte an 6llBc
Der 6reOerids StroBe an, u1O eS barr
ten cine groBe 3abl BON 6ru6tbGnO.
Tern uno nnoercr Sntcrciiirten am
Eicr, INN Die Monni6uiten 81 be6rii.
ben, 0n Oieica Der critic 9on1pier mor
Der ieit 0cm Gro5e6cr Oirctt nod
baltimore gcfommcn lit.
Ter Camper o@iup" crrcidtc
Eort 2lntonio nm Icbtcn Wontog
mo fubr iogleid nnd ser Norofiiitc,
nm cine HoplmA 9ononen al Sor9
5t ne6nlen. Ils OaS Sdiif ocroOc
I'M 9egriif mar, ST Monhioneol
6rodt al 0oro 81 nebmel, lullrOc
Ooiielbe beftig crifiittert unO Die
2eute fonnten iid, Oo fcin Sturm
lpor, 0aS Ebdnomcn ni6t crtldrerl.
GopitGn &opfins mar Der critic, Scr
Die &ernrutbung ollsipra6, BOB sic
Grid)ilttcrung BON einent G%robcben
berrilbrtc. Die Wannidnften 0es
SdiifcS iopobl, ais Die 8cpobner
an scr Norofiii,e iporen inOcIien Oh
Oe3 GrobCbcn3 niht bcIon0crS irri-
tirt, Oelm Die n2iQD" murOe sur lib.
liden Belt 0elaOen. rSn Sort Nnto1io,
molelbit Die bortige Stuotbolle cill-
~itiir5te, crbielt sic 9emonnung oic
critic NuStunit iiber Die &otoitropbe
in &ingiton. @ie Gopit0n SopfinS
meiter briftet, fomnte er Den bier Der.
offentlidtcn 3eitltn93beridtcn nid)tS
9teueS bin5ufiigen, obi6on er nit 9e.
pobnern bon &ingiton geiprohen
bate, nelGe Augen5eltgen OeS I'M
gliifS iparen.
9ouen etnen neuen Gam.
pier.
Sic Baltimore & Carolina Iannpfs
iffs@eieaiGoft" bat beidloiien, nit
einem &oitennufnnno bon $190,000
bis 100000 cincn nellen Gompier
6ollen 5u loiicn. GoS Sdiff ioQ 225
SUB lang uno 35 bis 40 SUB brett
meroen. Iie @cicQi6aft miro 81
Dem 3Wed Nftien i'm 9etrage bon
100000 oltSoeben.
Nere@ eriten.
SEER Nnorcp Miler, @erften.,
Ipd- un0 8riiGenboler, bat loeben
sic @erften ser Baltimore & Tbi.
tooelpbto 9mnpfl6iff @eieui6nft"
81 9etterton umgebout, uno jett bnitt
er cine griifc fir Die Ser. Stroben.
bobns@eieai6oit" iiber Sen 9eor
Greet.
3obIrci6e 9orfcn i'm &o,
fem.
Selten boben iif ouf einmol 10
Diele 9orfen i'm Sofen b%eirnoen, ipic
Dies gegcnludrti9 Ser SAL lit. I6ts
5ebn 0erIelbcn tomcn ollein an
Sonntag al.
Gin GopitGn crtrunfen.
GopitGn s. %. @iliorL jun, pom
Sdooncr rEbree Brothers" meldcr
BON Eolls GroB &oooS, giier.Go,
go, itommt un0 on1 Sonntog nit
elmer Sooung SoI5 ,fiir Die 6irmu
I6omoS q. Goribee & 9ruOer inn
bieligen Sofen cinlief, that eincn
1eblttitt ino fiel iiber @oro. Gr err
tronf, ebe ibm Siilfe gebrobt meroen
tonnte.
go Boiiogicrc iir 9olti-
more.
Ter 9onnpfer ,Sonnopcr" pcrlieB
gremcrbopen an Sonitog nit 960
E~oIiagiercn fir Baltimore urlo 800
Eoiiaaieren fir 8olpeiton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Sentihes Wclo

gu u~erfaufcn. 1880 Gents pro Wart
ODER 4.20 Marf fir einen Dollar.
8ediel unb Greoitbriefe auf ole
Staote guropa's. GeIoienSuneer,
Shiffsfarten, &eiiepaiie uno ausIdn.
oiides @elo. Sbeu. s. Siener G &c.,
PIT Sit.9 oltimore.S trabe. (3O3-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
&ar 3eiRert,
Sentidler Ebotograpb,
409-411 Wurb-N Strafe.

Gpe5tnIsS ffertr!
Wur fir cine furse !3ett.
8 feinfte GabinetsRortraits unb 1 Iebeusarpsss
Vortratt nit ieiftem 8abren fnr S3.5O.
Hegildrer Sreis sis. 40.
Sitte. adfen sic altsrneine gbrcfe:
WsaI 6eiiiert, 409A4ff, MERIDIAN strabe.
(Sei1l,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-22
Gufalbcridte aus @uibington.
$4,000 Q 6aoen.

Glrd nnbefonntc llriade entItono
geitern Morgen in Ser 8Gderei oeS
Serrn Q. ". Heepes, Nr. 1909, s
StroBe, 6erer, iueld)es cinen Sdo-
ben bon $1,000 unridtcte. Gie Slam.
men piitbeten bolptid6lid i'm 3pci.
ten uuo oritten Stodlperf. SIN 3luei.
ten Stodmerf mar ooS 6euer n,Sge.
brohen; Ocnlielben ging cine GrpIoz
lion porollS, oercn llriohe nod ni6t
aufgetIGrt lit. g
0os Wcbctm y amigo
fart.
Gie 2cihe Op5 icit Dem -. Otto.
Der per- bmmocncn &ricN3uetCroncn
unO Eenijoudr9 &iooc 2. Solles lit
Don Der Eoli5ci inter Dem 6ilBbo0cn
Der &ii6e icineS SSu1tic5 Nr. 1876, 9
StroBc, olIfgcflm0en DorOcn. Ger
oltc Wanm mar inter ben SltB6o0en
9ctro6en, nm Tepnrotltrcn por}u1eb.
men nl4 oabci mobri6cinlid pom
S6logc gcriibrt mor0cn. Gle 2eidc
mar ldon etuaS IN &erluciung iiber.
gegangen. Na6 oufgeiunOcnen Go.
nieren nor Ser Wiom in @oibingtou,
Ms, geboren 1tn0 er5pgen mor0en.
Gr lttoirtc Die Ge6te uno groouirte
III 1868. SIN 9iir0crtriege biente CT
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mobntc lett longer Belt oQcin in Dem
Soltie on Scr . Strobe un0 rpor nit
gtiemonocn bcfreumOet.
Die &lage geqen Senator
GIfinS.
Die Gerban0lunger in Ser 9lo0e
Der SS. Hobert Burton llno 8eor9e
u. 9u9rcuil BON Baltimore oe9en
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gitien, III Deld)er lie 100000 bon
lbm nerlangen fiir IilStunft, Die lic
ibm bc5iiglid Der y@eitern Morp-
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Wfole onlueicnO. Serr Burton betrat
olS %eriter 3euge ben 3eltgenItono.
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0en I'M Se6ruor 1902 Senator 81.
fins an &. g. Suffer bonn Suffer.
Spnoifot geihrieben botte, l1no IN
ipelhem Serr Burton porqeIteut
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nat George 8oulo binter 81
er.Spn0itat itebe un0 oon1i
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WcISIenbunncn

nod GentI6lano "a Gents p,, Rarf,
nod SeStreid 20R Gents pro &rone.
Porto EXTRA. Shtffsfarten BON uno
nod 9eutidlano. HeiiepdHe. 8ed.
lei, Greoitbriefe unS ausIdnoiides
Gelo. Sbeo. S. 9iener e &c., 217
Dts Baltimore traBe. (3O3-)
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&leiS1r MAIDEN 2eute,
penn iie bon u. Gnierim, aunhen.
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bergeiteat Iino.
lnprIl17-IIiSD
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Sn Mmgt nno Yein
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nno Canton icit SOnntag
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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-07-04
TO EXPOSE FRAUDS
LAND GRABBING OPERATIONS iN
CALIFORNIA COME NEXT.
GOVERNMENT COLLECTING EVIDENCE
California state OFFICIAL Says Big Tim
Der Thieves Are Being Pro.
teeted.

San Francisco - That monPyed,
spectators In the East and on
the Pacific Coast are conducting
tremendous land-grabblng operations
in California that tho United States
authorities have failed-repeatedly to
take any notice Of these unlawful pro-
ceedings, and that an expose. lnvolv-
ing prominent capitalists and corpora
lions. will be made are the assertions
by State Mineralologist T. Lee Au-
bury.
Mr.. Aubury says he has been APP
preached by timber thieves with
brides 10 discontinue his investiga-
tons and that government officials
sent out from Washington TO make
inquiries have been guilty OF crooked
dealings. Aubury gave out state
ment setting forth the allegations up
on which he bases his charges.
Under my direction" he says "the
State Mining Bureau collected evi-
dence in October and November 1902,
In regard TO the great frauds which
were being committed In acquiring
timber lands In Northern California.
and a detailed report was furnished
the general office. From that time UNI
I'll the present have been hammering
at the Department OF the Interior to
prosecute big timber thieves
THE government has had special
agents collecting evidence. and enough
has already been collected to send
hundreds Of persons to Jail have
waited six years and there is nothing
doing. In the meantime the statute
of limitations is running and the
will not be punishable"
Aubury says he is confident Presi-
dent Roosevelt wants to prosecute tho
land thieves. but claims the president
Is misled by confidential agents.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1907-07-04
Government Ownership Of Tele-
graph Properties Is Suggested

Chicago, ILL.,. June 29.-Secretary
Russell OF the Telegraphers union Is
sued an appeal to all locals TO cooper.
ate in preparing for presentation to
congress of a petition for the condem.
nation of the property OF the Western
Union and Postal Telegraph compan-
les, and its purchase by the govern.
ment. Russell gives as reason for the
request that a great economic neces-
sity has arisen which demands such
action" The attorneys of the union
have unearthed law that was enact.
ed Just after the civil war. the provis.
ions OF which are said to be:
The United States may. for postal.
military or other purposes. purchase
all telegraph lines. property and ef-
fects OF any and all companies acting