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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
Martini Responds
To Development
Shaft Eighty Feet In Depth
Shows Values In Silver
and Gold.

j. M. Mclaughlin, general
manager of the Martini Mining
Company, which holds valuable
mining territory Immediately to
the north of town, reports that
the development now under way
is giving most encouraging re-
results.
The shaft on the property has
now attained a depth of eighty
feet and a ledge exposed in the
bottom, yields values in silver
and gold. A streak of yellow
mineral bearing substance has
been followed from the surface
and has now widened to about
three feet. Those most familiar
with the formations of the dis
trict, who have examined the
ledge, state that it is a certain
indication of mineral deposits.
Work on the shaft will be prose
cuted with the same vigor that
has characterized it in the past,
and such machinery as may be
necessary thereto will be added
as occasion requires.
Mr.. Mclaughlin has also
gained considerable mineral ter
ritory in the vicinity of the Poor
man mine. The latest acquisi-
tion being the Jumbo claim
which with a number of others
comprises a neat group of claims
i'll that proven mineral belt.
Mr.. Mclaughlin will leave fol
a trip to Mexico and some east
ern points in about a week and
will return in December.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15

The New York-Pioche Mining
Company are pushing develop
ment work on their property
situate east of town close to the
Lincoln-Nevada Mining and Mill
ing Company's properties. We
understand that the Company is
figuring on putting down a
double compartment shaft and
installing an up to date hoist.
One of the principal features
of the New York Curb market
last week, was Nevada Utah
stock jumping from So 1-8 to 81,
and holding strong at that fig
ure. Market letters give color
to the possibility of a consolida-
tion of the Cumberland Ely,
Nevada Consolidated, Nevada
Utah and Goldfeld Consolidated.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
Ely Valley
Plant Going

The Ely Valley Mining Com
pany has completed the installa-
ton of its machinery, and the
engine is now ready for opera
ton. The engine installed by
the Ely Valley is of a different
make than the majority used in
this section, being an Alamo. 1t
was installed by a Mr.. Dobbins,
sent here by the manufacturers
for that purpose and tits claimed
that it is the prettiest little plant
in the district.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
Anger Caused
By Removal
officers Severely Criticised For Action
In Enforcement of Law.

We have heretofore remained
quiet on the subject of the re-
moval of the red light district in
Phoebe, believing that the agita-
ton caused thereby, would pass
over; believing that the less
notority given it, the better for
a growing town which should
present q united front. How
ever, the dissension is becoming
greater, and we are in duty
bound to state publicly our views
on the matter, not wishing to
offend, but letting the import of
our remarks strike where they
will.
To get at the foundation of
the matter, we will state that
the grand jury convened at the
March session of the district
court, brought in a ringing
declaration on the question of
the situation of the red light dis
trict in Phoebe. and demanded
it's removal. On that grand
Jury were substantial citizens
of Phoebe, and, we understand,
that these citizens stated the
then supposed sentiment of the
town; that the situation of this
district was thought to be better
than any other that could be
found, however. the report
brought in was unanimous and
is a public document on file in
the office of the county clerk,
where it might be inspected by
any citizen, so desiring.
The strong sentiment in favor
of allowing the houses to remain
where they were, somewhat in
fiuenced the officers in not TAX
ing action, out of consideration
of the feelings of the town, and
that if any move was made to
get them out of this place they
would be scattered in all direc-
tions. These conditions existed
until complaints came pouring
into the officers of disturbances,
and demands that action be
taken. Then notices were served
on the inmates and the houses
closed.
This engendered one of the
bitterest feelings against the
officers for their stand in the
matter. AS a fair minded and
reasonable public, let us reason
whether this is just or not.
We make the emphatic state
ment that a law placed on the
statute books Of the State of
Nevada means exactly what it
is construed to, and any officer
clothed with it's enforcement,
who will not so act when de-
manded by a single individual,
is not fit to be a representative
of that law for one minute.
That is the condition which has
confronted District Attorney
Horsey and he has met it fear
lessly.
Some are endeavoring to create
the impression that his motives
are to go beyond the require
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15

ments of law and to use the
common expression, run these
people out of town" In an in
terview with a representative of
this paper, he emphatically de-
MES this, and believes in giving
them every protection to which
they are entitled, but likewise
insists that they remain within
the bounds of law.
A petition was signed. directed
to Phil X. Smith, sheriff of this
county, asking the removal of
Deputy Fitzgerald. And for
what? For doing that which his
superior in Office directed him to
do.
Sheriff Smiths instructions to
Fitzgerald were: You serve
every paper and make every a.-
rest that the district attorney.
tells you. Follow his instruc-
tions, for he will not advise you
wrong. And this is what he
has done. We believe that the
petition never should have been
started for it reflects no credit.
Another movement is under
way to defeat these officers for
the stand they have taken.
What will you do with success
sors? If they are asked to en-
force the law and do not do so,
then they are subject to i'm
peachment for the violation of a
solemn obligation which they
take when they enter upon their
duties.
We do not believe in either
side going to extremes and will
be just as quick to criticise the
officers if they go beyond their
rights, and right here, if the
night watchman had been more
severe and had been prompt to
arrest in eases of every infrac-
tion of the law. so many COM
plants would not exist.
AS a final declaration, we say
that the existence of prostitutes
in a mining camp is necessary
for the protection of our fami-
lies, but fighting the officers in
the matter is not the proper
method. Put the matter UP to
the coming grand jury. Ask
them to consider conditions as
they are, and if they are better
on the back street, which is our
firm belief, then let them go
there, as a matter of official tol-
erance. This is the proper man.
ner, but in the name of justice,
gentlemen, play fair.
One other little matter we
we wish to speak of, which is
causing considerable comment,
is the fact of the district attor-
ney doing patrol duty with the
officers; we have asked his opin-
ion on this point and he states
that it was at the request of the
officers, so that they might be
informed of their exact position
in each instance as it came up,
and thereby not go beyond their
rights or duties in the case.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
Attention Democrats!

Notice is hereby given that
there will be a meeting of the
democrats of Phoebe precinct,
Tuesday, August 25th, 1908, at
the court house at $50 o'clock D.
m, for the purpose of nominating
delegates to the county conven-
tion to be voted for Thursday,
August 9th, as per the official
call of the democratic central
committee.
J. A. CLARK,
Precinct Chairman.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15

Work is to be resumed at the
Ida May with a good force very
shortly.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15

A sheriff's sale notice appears
in another column.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
Bristol Valley
Is Progressing

A whip has been erected on
the Bristol Valley No. 5 claim of
which Arthur Murphy is super
intendent, and drifting from the
bottom of the shaft is being
pushed as rapidly as possible to
tap the ore body disclosed by the
cave opened up 200 feet west of
the shaft, and at depth of so
feet, mention of which was
made two weeks ago. Mr.. Muir
ply and his wife have gone to
Salt Lake for a short visit, and
during his absence, the work IS
being looked after by Mr.. Walsh.
The California-Pioche Mining
Company now have two shifts
employed on their property.
The shaft is being rushed with
all possible speed, the manage
ment waiting until it has attain
ed a depth of three hundred feet
before any cross cutting or other
development will be indulged in.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
Infant Child Dies.

Last evening, the six months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. M. D.
Quackenbush, died at the resi-.
dence after an illness of a week.
The little one had been suffer
ing from cholera infantum, but
the death came very suddenly.
The remains were taken to Pa
naca for burial.
The RECORD and all Phoebe
friends extends to the bereaved
parents their sympathy.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15

The Nevada Des Moines Com
pany is now working two shifts
on the shaft. About twenty feet
has been sunk since the installa-
ton of the engine and COM
pressor, and at this depth ledge
matter carrying values in gold,
silver and lead is being encount-
cred. General Manager Mahedy
states that he expects to en-
counter pay dirt before many
more months have rolled around.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1906-1908, 1908-08-15
More Development

The Walsh Brothers at Jack
Rabbit, have opened up a fine
body of shipping ore in one of
the claims they have been work.
ing. They have exposed an 18
inch streak of ore and with each
succeeding days work the out
look for large body of ore is
better.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
@icocr Gin Mann gctObtct.

Nltl Der Innupnlia-S trcdc scr ySuibz
ington NnItimorc- annapolis Glcf=
trlld)cn Vobn Elm l%lnbcfon1tcr &c
troficn mo get00tet. = 0oupcr-
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gicrc.
NbcrlnoIS lit ouf Der annapolis
Strefc Der Wnibington- Baltimore
Annopolia.9ubn 0eItcrn Nod)utittog
cin lt10liid paiiirt. 3luci Mcilen BON
NnnnpollSs Nllnctlon cntfcrllt lpllroe
Gin umbefnnntcr meiBcr Wonn BON
Dem @aggon Der INN 100 Nodrnit-
tags bon Baltimore obQcfoGren mar,
Actroifen uno olli Der Stclc geto0tct.
8ouucrncllr Muffin &. GrotberS mo
lcin 9tcifc mo Yripat-S cfrctGr Gmlcr-
ion Grotbcrs bcionoen iid inter Den
Follogiercn mo Scr 0ollpcrncrr &C.
rlctb III bctrGdtlid)c ghuircgltng ilbcr
Den llnfoa. Ger 0ct00tetc ~nunoerte
Die @cleiIe cntlnllg mo mar Dem Mo
torrilbrer ld)on in elmer G%nticrnung
bon elmer oftcl Mcile iid)tbor. Sct-
tcrer licb bns @urnhn9Siignnl nlch-
rcrc Male id)riQ crtonen ulo, 0lolt.
bcrlo, Dab Der Mann aus benz gSeac
trcten miiroe, perlrillocrtc CT crit I'M
lcbtcn Nlrgcnblid Die Sobr0eidnuin-
0lafcit. Gr fonntc Oas ltn9liid obcr
nidlt ncrbiltcn. Ter Mann iuuroe nit
'ilrftcrlid)er @crunlt sur Settle &c
ld)leubcrt linb lpor ipiort tpOt. Giner
Der Observation-Disclosures blicb BET Der
Scihe, wdbreno Der @oggon srr Md.
item 9ulteltcIle fllbr ullo bon bort ans
Den %llnfoll mclOctc ltno ben Coroner
IN N1nopolis tclep6oniid bcrodrid)-
tiotc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Sbm bancrtc Die ,0cilnng 5n langc.

PINS Gcr5rpeiillng ii6cr ouS lnnginme
@ciIcn ciuc5 S6cntcIbrnd)3
brin8t Scr 81 Sabre uIte rSocob
arallic iif gcfGDrlidJc Sdnitt-
mllltoen bel. - 9ie 9ieue fam
ober bulo. - MirO gcncien.
Sn Scr iii0liden Eolijeiltotion CT
idicn Beitcrn Wforgcn gc1cn 1H6 llbr
Der 81 Sabre oltc Shubntndcr <Sacob
@rultlc, lpoDnbaIt III 9r. 1871, 80.
tnp9co=S traBc, mo criltdtc, i'm nit
tells Der NlnbnlOl5 nnd eincm 0oipi-
tai 81 tronaportircn. Sein Noden
un0 Gna Ii1fc Sanogrlcnt Dieicn &c
idbrlidyc S6nittuumOcn ulti, meld)c
&raltic iid) m1brcno ser 9tad)t in Der
Nbiidt beigcbrnd)t bate. mie CT iagtc,
icinem 2eben Gin Gn0e 81 mubcl.
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lci0cr, nm 0u 0criclbc n.id)t rcd)t BET
len molItc, b0bc CT in Der 9sodt oelr
Gntlfltb NriaBt, lid uln's @cbcn SIT
%bringcn. 9toh mcni8ct Nllgen6lidcn
ubcr babe cr Die Gbut bcrellt lulo cr
babe icine in cincm onOcrcn 3imnlcr
ldloicnoc God)tcr 9Cpcdt, Oie i'm
Oom mad oen1 bier bis iiinf Stro-
Ben0cpicrtc %cnticrnten EoIi5ciitation
geinuOt babe. Ter alte Mann ml,r0r
ld)luutigit uob Dem oMtarplonO llni.
ucrIitdta . @oipitoI" Ac6rod)t. Gle
Acr5te bOiien, i'm bolO .uicoer per.
illitellcE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
0artcnicit Der Nltcn.

Nimntt in ocn anIagen Scr Iugc-
mcineu Gcttidcn @rc~iicnbcimotb
cincn nngcnCbnlcn Tcrlallf.
Gt5crcme uIs Die paiicnOite Or
iriidyunB bel Der Site. - Ger
Gamcnucrein Der ScranItoltcr.
Ger Iamcnpercin Ser ,9Illgenei-
nen G%cltid)cn Overwhelmingly" per,
onltaltetc gcltcrn I'M @artcn ocs Mn
ltnltagcbdll0CS an Der MeIt=9nltf-
More StrnBe oaS jGbrIid l%tottiil.
ocn0e Nartcnicit fir Ole ,Sni1iicn,
mclde5 eiilcl algencbmen Gcrlnlli
lnDm mo i'll fcincr 9c5iebu1g icinen
%%orgon8ern nn6italto. Der Wnrtcn,
NJ lpcIdem Die Sni0iicn al Den III
Id)et Flab nnblnen mo nit aniiec
ltl0 &lld)en tratttrt lpllr0elL mat
bllbld) nit Champions 0cforirt, ncld)c
rod Gintritt ser 9ltnfclbcit oll02.
3llnoet pllr0cl mo sen Ellb in alien
6nrben belcltftctcn. Nruf. goul3
@llter'a OrdcItcr conjcrtirte nl'O
trllg nit Der GurNiiibrltng ciucS
rcidbnlti1cn Erogrnmms picl sur
l(nterboItltng bel. &n 2auic ocs
NodmittnNS lut0 oes Nbcnba fon0cn
lid Iomobl lInrntlide OiitgIieoer oes
Gomenuercins, ais altd ons Iircf-
toriltn 0er@rciicnbeinotb Elm, meld)'
ScBtcrca lid al eincn fiibIen1 ropicn
@crItcnloftc5 cririidtc. Gen Sr'
idiicn, 0cnen man Ole belle 6reuoc
Scr ScranitNltlng an Den Iugcn ob.
}"lllCICn perIlod)tc, murocn nnl Abellb
nod giscrcmc, 9llttcrbroOc etc.
lcrpirt. So ndbnt 0n9 Set cincrt
rCd)t iroblidJcn &erIaui mo Die ,SIi.
iaiicn 5ci8tcn ibre 0nnfborfeit liir
Die ibnen pom Innlcnpcrcin bereitctc
Srcuoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

Ole Spputbcta lie 81 Il II.
Ter. Gas GlubballS mo 6nnlit
rerbun6ene IS Nder 0robc 8runo.
itiid oe3 Mnrplnno Country Clubs
on Forf @cig6tS Tpenuc lultr0c &c,
itcrn oilf Dem Observation-Disclosures
furi bon oen @cIitcrn Scr 5~lucitcn
Sppotbef = Sbligotioncn fir $25..
600 getollit. Die oui bcm Gigcu-
tbun rubenOen decentralization be.
tragen nngeiGbr $500. Die aGl,-
fer eritnn0en oltd) ein 5mei gder
aroBes benabbnrtes 8riinbitiif, bos
nit elmer Sppotbef BON Si13S bella.
itet lit iiir $3.50. @erm Der Mn.
rploi1o.GonntrD . Club nidt rcorgn.
niiirt miro, ion bas Glubbaus al
einen onoeren GLIB perpod)tet ner.
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
Staot Baltimore.

@%nItinUrcr, lucldJe bic CONNER
MUnatc nnfcrBaIb Der Stnot pcrbrin'
ncn, fOnucn hcn Correspondent" nady
irgeno elmer Ybrciic III Ocn %crrinig,
ten Stnntcn, europa, Mcrifu nnb
Canada 5u9cidDift crBaltcn. Sic
Torciic mag 10 Uft ais gciuiinidDt &c.
ltDCrt lucrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
On ocfGhrlidDcr Gngc.

Crobtlponncr Nrtbltr Gbrbnrot thirst
oli cin 9tcb Don clcftrilfeH
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0urd iciucn a0rpcr. - slcr5ts
boiicn olli @cnciulg. 3mei
brapc Gettcr,
Gin bcOalcrll3lpcrtbcr llninQ or
ciNncte lid Ncitcrn Morgcn gcgcll
12t0 llbr al Der Gfc BON Mulbcrrp.
.unO EcurIitrabc. Ter 20-jGbrigc
QrabtIpnmcr }lrtblrr GDrhnr0t Don
Nr. l03, &ilionitrnBc, Sobn oca
Or Captains George U. Cir.
borot, lpor 0nnlit bcih1iti0t, az &C
nolntcr StclIc III elmer S0bc bon 60
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lp0unClL ais CT in SoIgc Ser orilden-
0cn Site cilcn Sbnn1od)t9auiull er-
lit ltn0 auf 0na Hcb bon TrGbtcll
bcroblt!lr5te, in mcld)cm iid) cin nit
2O0O &oltcn Glcftri5itdt gcloocner
Grobt Ser &ihtanlnpc bcinn0. GDoa.
$. Sburt mio @8iuiam ScnfiuS, 5pci
tbcniall5 bon Der yGoninlioirtcn
Gas, Glcttriid)- 2idt. uno Strait.
Gompagnie" 2In1cltclltc, perilthtcn,
@brbarOt aus ieincr %geiGbrlihcn
Gage 5u bcircicn crbielten obcr meb-
rcrc bciti0c clcttriihc Sdld1c, be.
DOR Die @rnliibungen ser 5upicrclt
geian1cn. Scr Ycrutgliidte crlangte
lcinc @clinnlInB bulo micOcr ul0
mliroc MN na6 Dem ollnipcrlit0ts.
@oipitol" tronsportirt. Qic Ncr5te
crflGrcn icir Nriinoct ais fritiid.
Gcgcn icocG @oiinung AMI ieine &c,
nclun1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25

No1tn bciratbet. Sr.
Nobn 6reemon ToIin Ser 1lteitc
Soblt oes uur 10 Wtptioten geitprbt.
men oenofratiidel Siibrers S. Sree,
man Haiin, miro ON 80. Sum- Srail
Ilps Montogue @orfielo beirotben.
@otcr =. 4. @robn bon scr ct. So
Mathis : Stride miro sic Grouung
rou5iebert, Die III Der @obnune Ser
@raitt, Hr. PIP, Sit @iobIeItroBe,
itattiinbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
TOli5Cilid)C Ncnrrungcn.

Yiotoriobrroo Eoli5iitcn ioacn er.
n0nnt mcrOCn. - GiCicl6cn trctcH
al Die Stclle Scr bcrittcncn Yoli
5iitcn. - Cine &erbrc6crforte Der
StoOt miro ongcicrti9t. - Ser.
oGdti9c ElGee miIiicn orgc5cigt
luCr0cn.
Sic 4oli5cibcb0roc miro cine Mo.
t%oriobrroO Nbtbcilmn1 cinridrtcn II.
llid)t b~lcriiir 0cCignctc Noli5iltcn. Die
Socc lit, nod mo nud bic 3obl Der
tcrittcncn Eoli5ci cin3ul6rdnfcn u1O
an ocrcn Stcllc Die WtotorrooIcr 5lt
icBcn, bu OicicIbcn lpc5icll bel llcbcr-
tlctltnNcn ser Nlltomobil , @cictc, bel
&crIolgrn8 ourd)Gcgongcncr 6llbrs
lpcrfc etc. before Iicnitc ais Ole be.
decentralization tbllu f0nncn. Iicic
Noolcr mcr0cn b%eion6cr9 alli Eort
Scigbta ypcmlc, Wulnt Nppal Npc.
lin6 Sbcilcn 0c9 Miner NCrucr0unQ
tlllocn, lpcldDc gnt0cplIaltcrtc Stro.
ben bubell, mGbrcn0 iiir Die BERTHE,
ncn Foli5ilicn oic ld)lcd)t gCpiIoitcr.
ten 94c9c oca iii0ucltlidcn un0 moro.
nltlid)cn NnnCr rcicrpirt mcr6cn lol
len.
Nm /. >Suli lucrocn Die nad) Vpli5ci,
GiItrittcn u1gcicrtiQtcn Ncrbrcd)crs
&urtcn lcrti0 icin, pcldc 0urd Nu,
ocln nit Observation-Disclosures &n0picn
sic &crbrcdcn mo&crgcbcn nl1cbcn,
tpCld)e 81 &crbnitumgcn pocr &c
id)mcrbcn Scranloi'ung Gcgcbcn bo.
bci1.
Iie GonmiliGrc babCn ulld) Or
ores gcgcbcn 0aB Yoli5ilicn mclds
Glullbcn, DAB in ibrCn 9tcuicrcn Wcs
lcBc ilbcrircicn lucr0en, obnc 0afilr
Die notblucnoigcn Nuueiomittcl be
ldnulIen 81 t0nncn, BON ibrcnl Scr
oud)t ibrcn N~orNcIcttcn Ncri6t cr'
ituttcn n%tiilicn, ole 5ucrit 0cnl Mar
iMou uno ldIicBIi6 Der Npli5cibcDor,
&C it1tcrbrcitct lucr0cn miilIcn. ga
olIrd miro Ole @cb6rbc itct@ uni Dem
&utien6cn crbnlten un6 fam sur
llcbcriiibrung Der @cIcbcSDcrGdtcr
hcltrnNen.
Iic Nchoroc bat @cicbl crlniicn elm
l2od)lumc& allgc olrl Nutomoblllnb
rcr III hnltcn, Die cS Ocriuumlcn, 0c9
Nod)t5 an ibrcn Nlltomobilcn borne
ulb bintcn @id)tcr m5llbrinNcn.
Inn Dem &crfolli BON Grploiipltois
len iiir Die @ierte rSllli 6cicr Dor
6ubcngcn bot Worid)ou Surnnn orci
Eoli5iltcn in Gipiltlci0crn uit91cs
lcnot, nm oic dcuohnlid nit lolhcu
Nrtiteln h%anbclnocn @eld0it9bulllcr
81 iiberluod)cll. Nn 4. Suli mcr0cn
Tnli5iitcn IN Gipil am Gage mo bel
Modt in ollcn StoOttbcilcn Nod)s
bicnitc tbln ml0 nod llcbcrtretcrn
Der oaS Mbicucrn bon Grploiiptor'
bern pcrbietenocn &cror0nung iobu'
on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
$t6.5O nod Glcuclano nnb snrif

y. bis 80. Sltni, pia EcnnipIuanio
9nbn. 0urh9ebcnoer Sdluipa9gou.
@iQcte 5llr Niidiabrt bis Z. Sui uio
olrd) Gepoiit bis 81. Augult qiilti9.
Mnn coniultire %9lgenten. G7O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-25
5hep. s. 0iener C So.

Ieltides uno anoereS ausldnoi.
ihes 8elo gefaiit uno %perfanit.
6eloienonhscn bciorat nah Geuiid;.
lolto Ccitreid), HilBlanS II. I. 10.
@ed,ief ansgeitellt ali ausl1nSiihe
9anfen. Greoitbrieie uno Srauelers
CHEQUES.
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baltimore Yriifungcn ltott fir Nm
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more, nnb Sas befinoct iid in Der
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Sdmiot, Snbabcr. Sortmnnocr nnb
Marscn : Bier am 3apf. Diners,
Sunpers q Ia carte. Der Summer.
garten jest fir bas Hnblifnm uffen.
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,Wdltct ami nm1cr MahSthum."

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@nibingtOn, nod gnllappli5 lit eS
r0tbig, SIT geben oocr autidcn gu
mlietben.
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Stcllc bcllte nilllcn lie iid nit
Der 5~lpciten bc9niigclL oo iic bnS oc-
itrige Spiel an Buffalo perlorcr.
GodJ lit Soiinung uorbonben, boB
lie Den Gbrcnplub balo iuieber &C.
Winnell. Scutc bcginnt nGnlif no
DIETER cine Scrie BON orci Goutcltcn
mo ole Orioles ioaten nae geWin-
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@cBncr giinltigitcn sugcnblid lua-
rem iiir Die geltrigc Nieberlage ber-
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