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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

0ca, un0 "a cS cine McnidenruIic lei
Die 0oa Gigcntbltm eutmertbc, no lie
Iid) uic0crloiic, 10 miiroc cine tod
Qr0Bcrc &ermcbrtu1q 0criclbcn Der
proOujtrCn0cn un0 Die Stcucrn SOB
lcuDcn mciBct Heiic MIR nod mcbr
iinonjielen S6ooen. %bcionOcrs in
Den tleincn StroBcn no Die 9tc9cr
iih cirl3uniiten pf(eatcn }Hiilgcn nuO
noG ar0Berc &oiten ouibolicn.
SIM VI obmcn ocS lujton0c8.
Die Oieaidbrige @u1l G01po0ne
}cjdrnctc lid ou6 ooOrWM non iriibc-
rcn poIitiideu &Gnlpicu in @oitintorc
ans, Dob lie lid I'M &oDmcl oc2 Gilt
itotOca bcpeate, u2oOu life" Qciiibrt
wur0c, mic Stootrot52lnitglic0 @cp.
St2port @romu ioQt. IS wlwOc oui
Dem Stump" fem SNuuuB Gctuor-
len, 9tienlono id)ritt 5u pcri6nIidcH
}lugriiiCu, @oa iiber D}ouor Iimo-
nus geloBt mur6G udujiidL Dab cr
ujdt aus llnportcilldtcit, iOn0ern
Ourd) 0en ltG0tii1cn Charter Nc}lpml-
gen Die pon icinem ccmotrotti6cn
Gor9dnGcr cruunutcu Tcpdrtcnctlt2
GbeiS I'M 2lntte lieB, mar fcin pcri6ll.
lider NnAriif; ullh nidt Die @crUOr'
bcbuntg DER Gbotindc, Dab gcro01
ourd) Die W}ithiilie jeucr iGbtgcn 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gimouu9' 2lOmini
itrotion cine befrieoiGcu0c mar u1o
SCrr Gimunu3 MIR Gas ouaiiibrtc,
mas iciu Ormotrotiidcr &or90ngcr
plantr.
@ic Aeio1t oli Oeul Stump" mitr
oc mcocr ullf Der ciucL nod oui Der
ouccrcu Gcitc pou Sen McOncrn
ihmutiQc @Gi6c gclpui6en. 2lbcr i'm
@cbcimcu Qriifcn Die rcpublifonilGcu
Gumpugnclcitcr 5tt olcr0onO, qclin0e
0cin0t, uicoriacn Mittclll, @obl Oo3
gcmcinitc oiclcr Mittci mar Ole Nm
itcalng BON N(gcnten. Die pom @aits
mirtbi6oit ST @oitpirtbid)nit 0juGcu
mnO Den 0cnlofrotiid)cn WnDor2 Gall=
oiOoten 5. Norrp N}ohool ais II. y.
~" N~HbGnAcr unO Seine Der pcrl0n
lidcn Grci6cit binIte0ten m0brcnO
i6nen iclbit 0cniiaiom bctouut lit
Oob Ncrr Wtobool Elm icbr liberal Ocu
tclloer Mum lit. Dem NIGHTS icrncr
Iicgt ais icincm Q}itmcnihcn lulO
Nodburn poridrcihcn st lpollcn muS
cr ellen uu0 trinfcrL tbum mo lollcn
ipll. Gicic Oietbooc Oc3 S6nmbmcr-
lens lit oic gridbrliditc, Die nicOrialtC
Oenn Der %nbmng9leic Niirgcr mciG
ni6t, ans lpcIder QucQc Ser Sdmub
itnmmt, unO iii bcabolb lcidt gcnciAt
Mites, NOS CT bort, iiir barre O}iln}c
81 nchmcn. @liidIi6cr &eiie o6er
iino Oicic M}ouImllri2or6citcn 5citiN
QcrlIg elltpedt mor0eL lo0nb Dem Ell-
bliflm oltrrJ otr Erriir oir-Nuqcn &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

Ger Gieroic6 ermi DIT. -
@m. Wf. MDerS, alias GboS. @iuc.
lono, 80 Sabre alt, bon 9tr. S53,
RcinbnrOt StroBe, murOc geitern
ourh Niftcr Gor in Ser iiioli6en
Eoli5eiltntion inter ser AnidNlloia
glmg oem @eri6tSperiobren iibermie-
len, nngebliH bon Srn. 6crbert u.
2intbicum Nr. 1923, 8eit.Gounup-
StroBc, eillen @ogcn nit 5rpei WmIl-
tbieren i'm @ertbe BON 5000 uno %
&iIten Gicr i'm 8ertbe bon 500 &C.
ItobIcn 81 boben. @ie leiner 3eit be.
rihtct, iullroe ser @ogcn nit Sen
Gtcrn an q. April g~eItoblen, nab.
reno Der <i6er MiQiam Burton IN
'einer Mobnung, Nr. 905, geuon'
StroBe, iein Mittagamal eiuuobm.
Burton ionO ipGter ieinen @agel,
mieOer, no6Oem MperS nit oemIel.
ben bon @auS 81 &aliS geiobren mar
ltn0 eincn groBen Sbeil ser Gier SIT
eincm Spottprciie perfauit botte.
M'per2 entluiidte ibnt oumalS, troe-
bem er i'm l1ngere Belt periolgtc.
aui cine 9eidrcibung bin milrOe Scr.
lelbc jeoof, am Somltag glbcno i'm
mittercn Giitrift perbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
2ofaAcridtc ans @aihinatOn.

GofalNcrtdltc ans WnlbIngtpn.
Gcuti6er Central &erein.
Ger oGcutibe Gentrat.8erein" belt
inter Dem 8oriit Oc5 Yrdiioentcn
&urt &0ldner in 9CBlcr'a @otel, pr.
922, Eenniploonia-2luenue leile re-
gclmdBigc Mo1JatS &eriommlung
ob. Serr 9ouiS Bauer iiberreifte i'm
gtunlen oes Sil1dn5--Gomite'S ser per-
flpiicnen @6tbcicicr $3.50, Die notl
0c}ublrng ollcr llnfoitcn ais lleber-
dub pcrblie6en linO. Sci Dem Na.
mcnsQuirltf Der ein5clncn &creine III
0en Die 1clegotcn folgen0er &ereine
aur G%bcihloGntc an SEN lddIten bon
ocnielbcn bei6loiicuen Sonmcr,&ers
gniigungcn Gin: o@erno1ia.9)totner.
DIOR, "GielSfobrt nod Sen groBcn Sal
len om ~. Mai; o&erein 9apcrn,"
an oemIcI6cn Gage }lusilng mad
Sdroff's 6arm; oS6lpdbiidcr &ro1s
len r ltnteritiibun9s 2 GcrcitL" Nll@-
iIuq ndd Seine'S 6orm an 8. Slrni;
.YlottOcltidcr 8crein "gllt8fIug nod
Sdroff's Sorm on 5. Wai, mo Der
yGollmbio , Surupercin" 9ab Ourd)
Scrru Is, s. N}olm iein %poIit0nOigeS
CONNER . &ergniigun9Sprogromm
Gefonnt. Or. GbriIt. Strof Ienfte
Die 9(ufmerfiamfeit ser gelegoten oui
oie Sbutio6c bin Dob Der v@tcner
M0nnergeiongnerein" III @aibingtou
tintreffcn uno 0em 8rGiioentcn Goo.
;epcIt int @eiBen Souic cine SGngcr-
6ulOiaung Onr6rinacn miro. Gr
t6ciltc ibnet IN fllr5en 3ii9cn oaS
Grogromm nit, mcldbe3 m0brcuo Ser
AnmelenIeit Der @icner our IltSfiit-
tang Belnn0cn miro, uno iiigte btn5lL
0ob ser .g8oibington SGngcrbunO,"
0ciien 8Gitc sic @iener icin wcrOell,
lno Dos I'M Suffrage 0cS Singer
bum0cS" 6on0ctn6C Grcfuttp=Gonlit
germ Dem 0einmmten Gcuti6tbum bic
Wclcgcn6eit b0tctL an sen G6rltngelt,
0ic 0cnielbcn 5ltgc0o6t Ieien tbctl-
5lncbmcn. Gr idllg Dor, boB iGnlnlts
liAc Gcrcillc, oie i'm 9cIiB BON Ser
CinSiobncn iino, otcie 0llrh Die 6ob-
ncntrdQcr unO ie jmei 6obncnjuufer
bcllte INN $50 noh Dem groben Gm-
pfnngSioolc I'M o9tcuer @iuurO"
briugen Ioiiert i%olltcn. Der &oridloJ
mltroc nit 9cgciitcrung ongenom-
rlctl. Bod Der &crtn1una lieB SEER
Z. @. @elbiQ, ser Yrdiiocnt 0e3u Scr
mania W1nncrdorS," 0llrb Serru i.
q. Hodor Ole Delegation 5rr 6eicr lei
mes GO. @eburt5togc$ nilf 0cn nGd)=
item Gouneritoq Nlbcn0 noh @cbIcr'5
Nullc c%inla0cn.
&irhCn GinmcibunG.
Gle munmlcbr Qliidlid uoIlcnocte
STRIDE Scr cpal1gclii6 Ilttberiidcn
3iorS-@ cnicinoc, Gdc ser 6. mno Z
Strobc, N..@. 4oitor 9ergncr),
miro ON Fiinaitionntog irierlid Elm.
gepci6t. NlS cngliid)c SeItprcOiGcr
iino gcpounen: @oItor :. 9ouSlin
Z. Z, NrGii0cnt Ger @cneroliunoNe
Ser cuungcliidl .lutbcriihcn Stride llno
&olpt Frolclior be8 lltbCriidcn tbeo-
lo0iidcn Semiltnro IN SprinNfielO,
=, utO YoItor $. 9. 0oeger, 2. O..
SefrctGr Ser Observation-Disclosures in
Ntd)iion &onioS. Ter Oclltihc Geit-
Sreoiger miro iein Ynltor j. ". e.
EcihoL :. 9. Euitor Der ct. So
fobi,&irdc in @iuiomSburn, 8. Nm
fonmtenoeu 0omncritog ol Stint
mcliobrtsto0c, &ormittoA9 Inn 10
llbr, miro in Dem propiiortihen Got
tGabouS Ocutider @ottc3Oicnit obge.
hultc1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

Oriift. tro8 ottocm ~propbc5eit Sr.
&ofob e. &oientbuL, Der iidJ ais
@oblpropbct ciuen &uf crluorben bat,
Die Gru01llng oc9 Nrn, Mobool nit
1000 Stimmcn WcbrGeIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

Sin ih6ueS uuS niitlidcs 0cIdlcnf
fir g~ngcburigr lit inner cine lcbcns'
grukc photographic pbcr cine flint.
lcriid u~ullcnoctc Gcpic cines altcn
SilScs in Grapun, @aHcriarbc, Del
uocr Eaitca. Die id0nlten Cabinet
bilbcr nnr ST pro Sntenh.
Snlims Sebbei, Seuti1er Y~botosrapb,
co. 321 Goro.0 ag. Strahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
Sunncnauf. unS llntcrgan0,
Gas @cttCr.

Iiir WarpIano mo Den 1iItrltt
Gollmbia 5unebmcuo bcu0lttcS @et.
ter un0 mdrnter um Mfontug, Hc8rn
in ser Gott, GicnitaA Hc8crL Ici6tc
iiio6itIihe mo Sijomin0e.
@eitern bctrug bic b0dite Scmpe,
totur So @roO nm 3 llbr Hodmit'
tags, mGbrenO Der nicorigite Ghermo'
meterItun0 nm bulb 6 llbr N(orgen1
40 @ra0 nur,
Sn ben iibri9en 9uuoc5 @cttcr-
neutrality-suspicious. puroe iolgcll-
Der uieorigiter Gbcrmomctcritono re.
aiitrirt: Goitport 81. EortlonO -,
Cotton 36, gl6onp 81, 9}em . Oorf
50, G~biloOclpbia II, 2ttlontic GttD
40, @oibington 40, Noriolt 90, Sat-
teras 81, Gborleiton g. Souonmob
G6, SudionoiQe 10, &upitcr y, Sen
8eit y, Ntlonto "a, W}ontgomerp 56,
9teru.S Orleans GG. Ealeitine 80, @ol-
ucIton G6, Corpus G6riiti 66, Wtcm-
pbiS A, Cincinnati 80, Eittsblrg 3G,
SS1uego 81, 9uiiolo SO, GlcpclonO 36,
Gctroit 3G, glpcno 30, MoroiIcttc 30,
Green Ban 81, Chicago 80, ct. Eoul
81, ct. qoui5 40, aonioS'Gitp AZ,
Smoba ~, Suron 30, 9iSmurd 80,
Niaiiton -, SABRE %, ScIcno 30,
Solt Cafe ~, .Genper 30, Nort
Elotte 3G. IoOgc II. Amnriao 30
un,S Gas 9hrnr1cs - MrnN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
WcIOicnOnnaen

no6 0ciltibIon0 81 Gents pro Warf,
nad Ocitreid 2O1a Gents pro arone,
Eorto ertro. Sdiffsfarten bon unO
nad Geutidlono. H~ciiepGiie, @ed-
iel, Grebitbrieie urS auslanoiibes
8eIO. Sbcu. j.. Sicuer & So, 217
oit-Saltimore.S trabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
.Sarmonie $ Safc,H

SIR. Ala, 8eit. 5agette. Strakcu aarl
GdmiSt. Snbaber. @irsbnrsrr Suf'
bran friid am 3api. Diners, Sunpcrs
a Ia carte. Sn anrsrm GrDfinnns
bes Spmmersartens. (slpril t,1S.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
Iag GeiHert,
Gcntidcr Ebutosrapb,
409-411 HurS-0 -Strasc,

War Nrinrrt. i09-Itt, s.uros@ap-S trnke.
(Se81i.10
spe5inisS fferte!
Tur iiir cine fur5e Self.
tcinifc Cabinets soriraits NIB 1 lebensgrpbes
Fortrnit nit feincm 9slbmen fir $3.50.
gitte. qdten Gle unf Hteine Norette:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

~WIVN ~NlNItF.
Samitag, II. Mai, s ltbr gbcnbs.
8rOfcS GOm5ert
uom bcitcn Manncrd)ur Der &clt, Ocnl
@icner MGnnerdJur.
600 Stimmcn)
snm Scitcm bcS Mfg. Marplano so
ipitalS," NeS SOipitals fir Sdnuino'
iiidlti9c, bcS Scntidcu @aiicnbanies
itno bcs Seitrcidiidcn Giniuanoerrr.
Scims. Silctc jctt 5um Scrfani bel
Mbangb's. Yrciic 81, So, 80.
025-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

0ifnct mcr0cn tonntcn, lpoS 5ltr 6olNc
boben ipir0. 0uB ser Nnqriff 5lriid-
mirfcu miro oti Nru. SimomtS, ne
nigitena iolpcit oo2 better OcnfcnOc
@cp0lterlmg3 GIcnicut scr Sto0t IN
&ctrod)t fonuUt.
Son 6 bis 5.
Gic M0bl 6c9iunt morgcn lril6 I'M
& llbr, mo INN ) llbr Nadmittol9
lucrocn Die Mobuotolc geihIolicu. Gin
ic0cr itimmtbcrehtigtc 9iirQcr ioltc
'eil Eflidt tblul. &cin Gcmofrut
lollte lid) 6cm @lauben %bingcbcrL BOB
icinc Gimme iibcrfliiilig iei bo9 &C.
mofr0tildC lidct ollb obne i'm lieA.
reid ans Der &obli6loht bcrpor,
0cben miirOc. 9o2 oclnpfrotii6c (idct
brultd)t ole 0cmofrdtilden Stinnlen,
un0 il Dr0Bcr Otc Wtebrhcit, nit Scr
Is crtuohlt miro. oclto eiirigcr merOen
Die GrpGbltcn nad)bcr lcin, lid oeS
groBen &crtrolcn3, ooS SOS Solf in
lie lest, iuiiroig 81 Scigcn. Nubcr Idt
iolItc olldl nid)t QcIoiicn lpcr0cn oob
bic Hcpublltoncr cincn groBen Gon-
p~oQncIon0 alidcipurt bobell, nit Gel
lcn &iilic lie ocn &crird nod)cn fdul
lidc Gcnlofrntcl bon ser @oblllrnc
fern 5r hnltCn. 9ei0er giebt Is ia
f0llflidc StinNge6er in bcioen For
tcicn. Goa NrNmuent bob oic Oenlo,
frntilhc RortcilCihmg 9lcidcS nit
glcid)cnI per0c(teu fam iii i'll oiclem
Sale nidlt itidbultig, oenn lie bdben
chen fem WeIO, Sn Solge Der SteI.
llingnobme Scr Ndrtci ulb b%elon0er3
0eS Professionalism 5. Narrp
MobooI 5u Den Gorporutioucn babeil
bicie. lnrueit Die o%emofrotiidle Eortci
itt &ctrud1t tommt, oeu Sonmen fcit
nuf Ole Geffmml Des @elobelitelS Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
$tdot Baltimore.
tntrrhnltnnns . @ealuciicr.

lEHtit Vui'hhoS SNNbW'
,Sluncn's" - .IBe 0ireb @irl2 DNutona"
n@apetn" - Abe 9oit1o Girls.
n0oro'e" - Abe hdG9eo A'ellelner'.
yNunioah" - "Acrrp Son.
,auoiturium" - gRubtu 5000.
,,MarnlnHo" - Neiib'e NuuoeOlle.
,,Hem W%louumcutnl" - Giep GellturD @irls".
,qubiu's," gr. 404-4O6, Eft'ealtiniurs'Str.
- Idqlidl Idu0eniuc mo bcruealt1e Hiloer.
,Wiuiical Art Stub" - SiCHiida, oell Z. Wtal
8.t5 NhenoS. Gon5ert IN Der ,Niulls gtdoeirlle"
,qnric" - Samituu, ben II. Mai, 8 llbr
s.Genoe, grobcs CONCERT ocs listener WtaillCrs
@eianphereinS".
,gprics5 Beatcr" WtoHtdB, Den l3, Dial,
0cdinH Der GppsGOn3erie.
,MIbnMgb'e qNccurts Slcnttr" Winniug, ben
13. Dtnis @benoS. Yiaifeft ~ gIigbi III
Bohemia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

Niniiht gcidc6cn. Ood) nod lotgc
nidt QenuA. 0urd) sic Nnlcibe miro
juerit sic gnlogc zines T0brenipltema
inn Mittclplntt ser Stoot crmo0lidt
lperoen, moourt sic 2oidorbcitcn bel
cinem @ron6c Qonj bcoeltteno crlcid),
tcrt mcr0Cn miir0Cl1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06
S6cu. 0icncr G. Gu.

SDCp. StCHCr G w.
HciIe Bureau uno @ehielItube.
Sdiiisfartan BON uno nab Seutid).
lan0 nit Dem Aoro0eutiden 2lopb
uno auoercn 2inien. HeiiepGlie,
@ediel, Greoit6rieic uno 8cIoienOun.
gen.
2t7, Sit-Saltimorc.S trafc.
9diic fir'S Nuslano bsiornt 6. Maine, CIR.
4f3, Eft Baltimore. str, nabe 6uitamHoaie.stpe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-06

XtuIle 90, SuuBc u, TllINIluu Nv
ulO Sos An0clcS % @roO.
Scrr @icucicl0 iubo =
iirt. - Ter .llnobbGnGiAc rcpibli'
forii6e Club Der 90. Mor0" bet @ru.
Senrp &. gSieneiel0, Oell nrntofroti
iten Stootrotb8. Gnuoiootcu, inOpi.
iirt. Die 9eomtcn bcs Clubs limo:
Er0iioent Scnrp &lomcr. &icc Grdit
nert @iaiom @cadl Setrctlr ". :,
9ingeS uro SGotnlciiter WorIicIo
Wor9roif. go
Grnanntc Gomtc'n -
Sr. @eorgc q. Sobl, YrGiioent oeS
nSarlem GcrIdJ0ncruugS ? &ercinS,
tiinOigtc bic Grncnmmg f%oI8cnoer
Gonite'n an:
Ociicntli6e &erbeiierlut9cu :.
M. 1utebatt, =. @iliun Nnoroc,
2oui3 =. 9tNnit, s, $. @nbnlolm nno
~. ", Ganmercr.
StraBen mo neutrality-suspicious.
9. &anit, 81. @iaiom NrnoIo, Or.
Sra 9, 3%etterboff, g. j. 6o,pler mo
u. 6. StepenS.
1nrfS mo S0u1re8 -G &. Is. 9ort'
oas, Scrnlann 8en5ing, s. i. Bah
Ter, @iliom Is. Gidncr mo 3oiepb
&cbner.
SduIcn 8. Is. Grompcll. Or.
". q. Guool, z. Z. 0ieterid), no.
bert Snbn mo ). s. Mc9tamaro.
Gublifotionen r. elmer %. pdrn
Senrp 3oller, imuo Is. e. &abbe,
CHARLES g. s. Carroll un0 e. 6. Stei'
ner.
@eiebaebung mo EoIi5ei - $. $.
Hon, @eorgc ", Womcn, Oregon
Niltou Denis, .. .. GboImerS mo
g. $. @ieman.
8eirmobeit - Or. !. g. Snglc,
Samhel 9ennett, 2. $. Grafton, 5.
q. Sltrtt unO &. NJ. Strupen,
Wnbringerin in 0cr&lcms
nc, 49, Carrie W. SanoerS, cine As
Sabre olte Nc9erin BON Nr. 9i7.
Observation-Disclosures meIhe bebNip-
tet, in Die 3uIurit onOerer Nenidelr
finder blideu 81 fonncu, mltroc &C.
tern Ourh Nid)ter 9o0en in Der lueit.
liden 1olijeiitution lpcaen nn0cb.
lid)et ausiibun9 bieier aunit inter
$3.50 giirgidait iiir onS 8crihtSper'
iabreu geitelt. Ruubeier9ennt @bittle
bate geiieru @ormtttog beobahtct,
mie &tl6a Glarf bon 9tr. SO, Sole
pbineitrobe, IN Carries Sans gin9.
9lls oieielbe mieoer bernltS fam iaBte
er Tie ob. Auf ieir 9ciro9cn, mos
tie in Dem Soltie getbon babe, CAB
Siloa 5lL oob Tie lid babe mabrio9cn
Iniien nnb iiir 0ie gntbiluung oes @e.
beilnniIies cineu baIben Collar be,
sabIt babe. SiIba er50blte, lie mollte
Don Der Negerin miiicn, ob ibr ibr
@eliebter treu iei. 81 ibrer nid)t
acrooe groben 6reuOe erbieIt iie sic
antmort, baB Der IN 6roge fommcnoc
junge Wtann in niiftcrnem 3uItonOe
MIR an Tie bente. ipenl er ober 5l
oiele binter Die 9inoe gegoiieu, aud
AT ibrer NebeububIcrin woufe.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-02
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS

- The State Board of Capitol Commits
Sioners OF the State of Nevada hereby
invite proposals for plans and speci-
icatiOns for the construction of a
Governors Mansion in the, city OF
arson, said state Of Nevada.
Plans and specifications will be re-
,eived up to twelve o'clock noon or
the 18th, day of May 1907.
The cost of this structure, equipped
with suitable heating appliances,
water and gas pipes and fixtures, con-
veniently arranged, to be done under
the direction Of the Board, and not
to exceed the SUM of $4,000. The
building to be completed on or before
the first day of December 1907.
Separate bids will be received for
furnishing the building with house
hold furnitures, suitable and complete
for occupancy, cost not to exceed
$4,000.
Plans and specifications will also be
received for the adornment of grounds
about 2oO feet square, cost not to ex-
coed $4,000.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids or proposals.
All plans and specifications shall be
! sealed and addressed to w. R. Davis
Clerk of the Board of Capitol Com
missioners, Carson City, Nevada
marked, Proposals for Mansion
Plans and Specifications"
W. r. DAVIS,
Clerk.
carson City, Nevada April 20, 1907.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-02
WANTS OLD BALLADS

Mr.. John A. LOmaX of the Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass, writes
70 state that he is collecting native
ballads and songs OF the west and
wishes anyone in possession OF such
literature to Oblige him with copy
also of any which have never been
printed. He is quite certain that
many such exist. 1t does not matter
what the subject or how crude the
composition may be, anything orig
iIal and unique will be gladly re-
ooived by Mr.. LOmaX at Cambridge
Mass, GS Oxford street.
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THE PLACE TO GO.

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any of the accessories of sleeping
chamber try the Carson Furniture
Company, across the street from the
Briggs House. You get the latest
style in furniture and you get it at a
very reasonable price.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1907-05-02
Notice OF Application to Appropriate
The Public Waters Of the State
Of Nevada

Notice Of Application to Appropriate
The Public Waters Of the State
Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
LIST, day Of December, 1906, in accord
anec with Section %, Chapter XLyI,
of the Statutes Of 1905, one Western
Nevac. Electric c mpany of Carson
City, County of Ormsby and State Of
Nevada made application to the
State Engineer Of Nevada for permits
sion to appropriate the public waters
OF the State of Nevada. Such an
pllcation is to be made from Ash
Canyon Creek at points N. E. u 81
S. w. "A Sec. 10, T. Is NJ, R. 10 E
by means Of dams and S cubic feet
! per second Is to be conveyed to points
N. E. Il of 8. w. II Sec. II, T. i'm.
R. 10 E. by means of lume and pipe
lines and thore used for generating
electric power. The construction OF
said works shall begin before MAY
l, 1907 and shall be completed on o.
before May 1, 1908 The water shall
be actually applied to a beneficial
use on or before May /, 1909.
Signed: HENRY THURTELL
State Engineer.
Date of first utilization, Dec. 2
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MILK COW FOR SALE

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part Jersey. Apply at Tino,hs
O'Connor, prison road. II
GEO. e. klTZMEYER
Funeral Director and EmbaIme1.
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-04
GENEROUS LITTLE CRABS.

Turn over Their Claws to Fisher
men and Grow Other Pairs.
Visitors In Seville see women carry
ing baskets full Of crabs claws The
claws are cooked and people nibble at
them. more for fun than for susten-
ance, just as the Russians nibble sun
flower seeds. But what is thus crusta
cean? What becomes OF the rest OF
him. especially, If crawfis.l. OF his
tail?
As matter Of fact the crawfish has
no part in the business. The carras-
quenas. as the claws are called, are
taken from salt water crab, the gel
asimus tangeri. which lives along the
shores OF Morocco, Spain and Portu-
gal Each little crab, with his one
little wife, has little cave for home,
and, adopting the Arab estimate of the
other sex, he usually keeps his wife
shut up inside the cave, meanwhile
staying about the threshold himself
and making brave show with his big
claws
When the tide runs out the crabfish-
ers prowl along the beach looking for
crab holes. Either the crab Is stalk
ing up and down seeking what he may
devour and thus showing whether he
has fine claws or he Is still at home,
and the size OF his doorway Indicates
the size OF the householder. In one
case the fisherman cuts off his retreat
by blocking his front door with mud
In the other case he digs him out. Any
way, he deprives him OF his pincers
and sets him at lIberty-to grow some
more
Right here appears the happiest fea-
ture Of the whole affair, for the pincers
are not torn away from the crab at
all. Instead he presents them to the
fisherman, perhaps even with his COM
pliments. 1t is fact easily demon
strable that the crab can detach his
claw by a muscular effort, thus max
ing no hemorrhage but leaving the
stump In such condition that new
claw Is soon grown. The fishermen
simply take Mr.. Crab by the hand,
whereupon he let's go, leaves the claw
with Them and runs off home without
it. And as the claw Is no longer of
any use to him or to anybody else in
the water. and as 1t is salable and
edible, the fisherman naturally takes
it home and sells it.-Le Temps.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-04-04
THE THUGS OF INDIA

DISCOVERIES Of Buried Treasure Feel
the knotted Handkerchief.
India has many false delusions. one
Of them being that crimes practiced
In days gone by are now extinct.
l have seen it written that thuggee
has been eradicated. 1t has been gener-
ally accepted that the fearful method
Of making away with mankind dis
closed years ago by Mr.. Taylor in ''The
Confessions of a Thug" has disappear
ed but in my opinion as long as India
Is India that ancient system of murder
will remaia as an heirloom to the race
Of Asaitlcs prone to that particular
crime The story have to relate is
Indirectly connected with the dacoit
Tantia and his followers
1t was In 1884 that l searched a GER
lain water course In the Asseerghur
iunxies for tracks of tiger. | found
them abcot five miles from a village
called Kakria In surroundings that
suited my methods In every way for
the erection of a machine, and 1 call
ed upon ray followers to tie up the
buffalo and prepare the place for a
kill. Near by was temple, ancient
and moss bound.
Much to my surprise my men re-
fused en- masse to help me In any way.
They at first offered all sorts of feeble
objections to the position which did
not deceive me.
l felt that there was some strong
superstition or other feeling of repug-
nance which made them hostile to a
macham being erected on that particu-
lar spot | went to my tent and pom
dered, and while 50 doing my head
shikaree approached me and told Inc
that he would explain matters to the
best of his ability.
What the shikaree said to me | will
endeavor to repeat in his own words
"Sahib," he said, 'Tantia the dacoit
is In these regions He Is friend OF
the poor. but a bitter enemy of the
Feringee sahib and the rich. He has
murdered many men and the riches he
has gathered are hidden III many
places. Cheetoo. one Of his followers