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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

hcrnnfomncnbc9 Glibrucrf Del,
SGolobuban meg, che or icincll 3med
erreidycn tonntc. Gr ucrilttc benz
NtGbdcn mcbrcrc 6oltitiGl1Ne ms
Welid)t unb pcriubtc ca Damn in en-
@ebilld 81 id)lcppcn. lo9 Mdodtl,
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iudlt.
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Soicp6 ~. Mioolcfnuii. Gin iriibt.
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ton-Gountu, WPb, crla1 onl Spnlto0
IN @~og1rstomn cinrm Shlogoniull.
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ilbcrlpbcn i'm.
WroGtc linn 0cn SOB.
%lctor Hcpnol0S, mcld}tr cine 3cit
lang IN ser @lmocSmorinc gc0ignt
hot. crlo0 ON Sonntug I'M 9lucnonp.
Solpltol 81 Glmhcrlonb, Wfo.. cinenl
Sdo0clbrlldl, Den cr lid) brei Gage
porber bilrh tincu Stllr, aus eiilenl
Nenltcr bcS oritten Stottlpcrfa res
Gopnllougb 8cbourcs in Cumberland
%5uNc5o0cll botte. Gr mar Gin Sphn
ocH FolijiItea @nl. Nepnolos bon
Der u@tnrNc's Greet @ohn."
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6rou Sopbic SGouucdcr crloo
am Sonntog Scr Wuuoiperrc. So.
Nur6 brr61iQciiiIrt, oob lie fiirSlid
nit Dem Sl;b ouf cilltn roitigen Nn.
gcl trot. Sic nor cine Scutid,e, sic
Wlttlpc pom Gobcrt Sdlaunccfcr, II.
bllltcrluBt neun ainosr.
Ncue 90hn ii.r Oorf.
Es. Y p-u II t y. 81.
"tmobncr non Ourf. Gpuntp, go,
plolen oen Nolt elmer @obn meld)e
pnlt 2elta nadl Tomn Wrope reid)cn
'oll. no ne aniflrB orbtilt al Sic
p9fclpsEarf uutb fqipn, Grove 9dGly"
10 oob EroDuttc nod Menu srctbpnr
lilin bon bort III norolider lu,b iiio-
lldlcr Heid)tulg peridifit luerben f6l,:
men. Sci 9eltn fam oic ,leuc 9ofm..
llilie. Die cine 2anNe pom. iicbclt Mci-
len boben miro. Nnidlub crGoIfcn an
Die Observation-Disclosures ga6u."
10 Dob Die Erobufte ser Sornter in
jenenl Sbeil oes Gountps. lpeld)ar ieb
reid lit, aitd) nod Baltimore geionot
ncrOen tonnen.
wife bent d) e 0rau actor.
BEN.
St Cumberland itorb an Sonlfoa
Nrou Gntilie Srieber i'm glter Don 10
Sobrell. sic itonn,te Gus 9cltids
LAMP unS shiniegldift iictsnHamorr4
Shr @atte Midael Sricpcf idieo hi
feits nor nteineren Sohpn 1iila srui
Sebc,. mes re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

McrpIanS & EennisInsmis 061n.
1855 Dorn1., mad Dorf, dfel, Commas.
g05 9sorut., mad Delta, nur eDnntoeS.
$50 g'orut., mad ReIntr. 0ued. 0orNtaen.
$50 En61n., rad Nefatr, rlie 6autfoot,
S.25 9enotrn., mad OorI, cuSo, Eonnt1ga,
<.06 Nadut., mad HeIto, nar SonHtoot.
BOB an6m., un4 Selair, auDl Counties.
soc AbeubS, mad IeIta, naSc. epnFt6cS.
HOO 9tenbS, nod HeIta, mr. &ouNta06.
1t.Se xtexeS. mad baatt. u3I Gonsa6eA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
Hs@ ~ ~
stils Ss1n tunstt%.Ss NarplanO's nno
bcns aaysesshoin 9tantcn.
y Il & Li.hsr 6 c.

sSnl. $. Mansfieln. Elm 60 SATIRE
offer @~n0ldnosr, Scr lett .sluei Sabren
IN 9orf. Eo., webnboft it, bat oit
Nnd)ridlt erbdltefb aoE ieiri III eng!
Ianb pcritorbcnet grilhcr linn ST..
100000 binterloiieu hot. Gr reiito
ioiort mad 4onopn nb. Wunsiiels
madIte Sen yoerenfrieg nit.
gle @eF Ell lfFa d onbtbat.
/ nSa ger NbhesplM Dorf 40, tpllir.
&c Sis yXrias NWttc MeiAR ON
SofnAdd @stuiiffA pseshttm eiiit-
lrla an9tfoaeM Rpdh ideiidte ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
Iu trnsiihcr 98ciic MmacfOmmcn.

Nil0ttlr Eurl Scenic pou circm 3uat
III Stiirlc Nciduittcn. - Mor Ell.
lcr Der ncltcu octtihcu 9tniicOlcr
, in 4Sriurr Georges Gouatn. -
Sltd)tc nod cin1r &nOuu9 Stuff,
ais Der 600 i'm c%rciltc.
Die ,iroilbcn llcberrcitc 0ra All 10
traQiihc McJic um'a Hcbcu NCtonls
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2&llhrlm GurI Scenic
pon Springiicl0, Erirce Georges
Galtttp. luur0cn nlltCr 5ablrcihcr
NctheiliAllnl non &ciotra1cl0cn ut0
SrCltRSeu mN1e Nlr. Hopclic Der Otc.
tbuoiitrn @GnCinOe bel Springfielo
dlllIelnNEf. 9tlsMyf(8ehcttrt. .Toltor
Jichnl hl2lt cine tltrcrgrcltcnoe Hc0c
I'M 6{roiN4bonC Mp ON @robc. Ncrr
Ncnic. 0crr Dqr etlid)ell Sabrcn aus
Nllroru, Ml@7 raA WorUInnO fam
mo hicr cine ocr IdlGnitcn Garmut
llpcrnoNpL mar on Der Stotiol 30
iUi2 Der "NClniplunniu @obn" Don
clncm GrprcB5uat iibcrfnbrcn NOR.
ben, nla cr BORT jniid)cn orl Nroft.
iD0QQon2 nQd) elmer Hd0ulQ &ulf fiir
icinc 6orm ind)tc. Ole iid in Dem
Nru<}llc bCiar0. N9rr SCllic mIlrNc
am p, ,Nltni 1892 ~ Npttlcbcn bel
Tro1tclDuuien. EbilriugcI. Qc6orclt,
lcrnte 0l3 StCinbnllcr ull0 monbcrte
por Is N0brCu nit 'cincr 6uuuilit
llad) NrnCyItu 0ltS mo iicbcltc lid) III
SlIilnta AT, Sort brnd)tc CT C3 Ourdb
Nlcib NM SpurIaufcit III ncrb0lt.
lttEn0El3rm HSpblltono uil0 fam Dor
0rcl E0brcu nud) Baltimore, nm bier
III Dem ld'outn &limn cine 3lttlulit
mir 'ttnc Ndlltlic 3li mnd)ell. NltI
Jcllcr NrtlC 0Crictb CT in Sbip m cine
Golll'loN lnb lpnroc 10 idnucr per
Lett. 0ob CT ithS Wonotc I'M Soipi-
tol lag. @!3 er better mnr, fultfte CT
bier Die Nornl nllb 500 lnd Morp-
Ioll0. Gr mar elmer Der tiid)tiNitCll
6orncr in ieincr Nohbqrid)oit INTO
ll,nd)tc ct+ru iold)el Griolg aus lei
llcm l(nttrncDmell, Dob oltc Nurnrcr
IWn germ ooS Goppcltc fiir iCillc
5orm NcAcbcn bitten, iuern tr oic-
lelhr pcrfoltfrn nolltc. gbcr CT lic6tc
on@ id)0nC EIdbdlcn 5ll ichcr. SEER
@2nlc hinttrldBt oubcr %icillcr Witt
lnr, Ncb. &oiier aus Sohclbidl Schn
attocr MO 5ipor: Sron Anno Nm
orem@ IN Nuptborue. SuS., Srult
Dfirno Wngner III Nhlroro, Mis-,
@ltAo Scenic in montgomery ,SQa..
tEtuH Gnuho lSnlitF in @outhornr,
SlI2, &oul @elife bier. Srau Morihn
&oItnhctr IN NAlbro. Sus., Sri. Nu-
quite @cNit iti9alfiinore nno SiQn
Carrie 'uno @tat Seliie inn Gltcrn-
boltlc. Gcrter bat Nrr 5luei @riiocr.
Scinrid mo Gurl Srnie III Sroufen-
holbsf EsqtiaNslto4, s4pl cillqn @rlr-
0erN, Ntittn iDegi Ger. Stndtei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
0uftimore TamarE afct-GUmpaanie

tslte Hro SHucr-lfFge gni.2inte.)
Tie |ereiRiete StaatensFoit bcf6rbsrnb.
Sampler ,,8irGinia" (neu). rNlasarma,"
n@eurgia,n ,SenueVtc".
nonlnieti, bon l' Sen R aoYts%; SS sPisrss s,r aI faN.
Is, atgbt.strnRe, 6.3J ahetros. oiteit nod Clb
8oint Gou1tptt. MorfoIf, Tortslnoutb NIB aIen
Eilfffen hes Giiocns. &erhiro,in9 tn SIS
Goiiit Comfort NIT Der IS. & 8. GiIenhabn".
Wab Rihrnono, Gerbilnune in Vortsnioutb NIT
benz "Genbourh Mir Cine" foliben 3ltee nat
Portsmouth, unS Ntlnnta. en Norfpli 8erbip.
burg nit Der ggiIGntic goait Cine" Gortolt
Una pefili6 itrlb ySlo 9ominion Cine ndtb
Neiuhsrlt, gSoi1lEGtcn, N.sG.. RiC6morb, "a,
lnb Ne'rsgprf.
MabI8etten rndb europdif6ent 9lnne. auru.
rtofe Naiiitcn6inttler. eIeftriitne @eIeuntuna,
Ndmpfbeialno. &oicn fret. Eeierbirte aaintef,
ShiIrrler In Sers giIlet.gircnnr Der rNab Cine
gr. 107, SftsYnItinorcsGtrabe 9fr. 50G-50S,
9iabtsgirabe; G.. 81. 9. Sffite, sibo't.Gde BET
baltimore: iino Galbcrt.Siruse: nGonttnental
1ruft, EtIilotna" iIro IlbGugb'S, Nr. 109, 9forbs
gbarfessSfrabe.
SpHn u. Sberpcoo, O.. gaYvfus,
TitesRrtf. II. Ser. sUiauager. n.,BaH ..Saert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
Gum GiiGnrr- qicocrabeno.

&cutc Nbello nlod)t Or. 2ilb!pig
@iiQncr III Der n2pric" icin 9cbltt
in Baltimore. - Sit ais Der Nr0B
-te Dcll1ife Sie0rriGnger oQicitig
ancrfnnnt. - Sein &ebcn0loui.
Scute N6eno babcl Die Ml1liffrcum,
DC @nItimorc'S @ric0cnbcit, oen NroB=
ten oeutiden &icocriGll9cr Der Sest-
5cit, Or. SltOlpig Mijllncr, 5t boron,
Der III Der oo&pric" cir CONCERT gicbt.
Ger Sanael$ III III GetitIhlono Jet
,Spngc1h ais Der bcrlifGtitc Sttcrprct
bc9 ncltidcn Sic0eS unerfQm.;; CT
bat Die aon5en Sdonteiten oeIielbcn
Dem Nllbtifum gcipiHcrnlubcn ncu crs
iblolicrl 9llldJ bier III oieiem %uubc
oft Der aiinitler lhG6reno lctnca &ier.
lctnS Sriun1pbe gcfciert, lpie icttcn
ell ginger Dor lbnl.
81 eigenartig mic &illncr'4 groBe
GiinItlcridoft lit olld) iein 2e6eu1s
gang. 9lnl 10. Nll9ult 1858 5ll Wiiius
tier oIS cin cd)tcr Sobm Der rotbcn
Grbc %gcborcn, 5cigte cr Idlpn iriib5ei=
tig ais Gin Observation-Disclosures @ciOens
ipicler Elm beoclttclocS MnB bcs IN
ieincr 6onlilic cinNcnlr5elten Wtlliit-
Sngeniums. lroBocm lcllfte ibll ieiu
Batter, Der nllagcjcihnete Iirigcnt
ulb Mhliif NGpoDogc Gr. Grun5
Wiiuncr (geIt. 81 &0lu a. q. 1902,
bon Ocro ornc1nollc1 SUibobu 0c2
&ilnItIcra ob mo iiibrtc i'm Der ger
molliihen Niiicnlhuit. III. Dtit Der
ibnl ci0cncn &roft-@ clinlit0t lag
EubmiN @iilner Dem Stlloiunl ocr.
Iclbcn Oh, p%ronlopirtc 5llill Gnftor Der
EbiloIppbic lul0 lunr Gl,t ld)ou OILS
llnipcrIitdt@Oojclt thdtig, ol& idilitBt
lid ood) bic Yiebc 5ur GunIt bel Inn
nit cicnlclltarcr @cluolt 5llr1 Gurd)
brud) fam. gm licbIten mare or nm
sur gllblle gcqdit0en. 20 inn oa2
Sbcuter ober 0unlul& nod, ucrIhloI=
Ncll luar, llabm cr cil1Itlueilcu lcille
mlllifuliihelt Stu6icn on Dem bon
lcillcm &oter in &0ln 9eleitcten Con-
%lcruotprium mieocr allt iurrbc Sdiie
Ter oes bcrilbmtcn @eianglebrcr5
Trnf. Stol5clberg uno ilberllohm bic
Ecitung zines &irdcllGora. 9ci lei
mem crItcl1 Nlftrctc1 nlS Ginger IN
cincm 0ilr5ctid) Gon5ert in Soll bot
tr Der Ncr5ng @cora BON Sndicn-
Weinilgcn @clcQcuhcit, Die 0roBc
ld)altlplelcrii0c @Cgnbltng Hllolpia
@iluner'5 81 crfenne1 ltnb lpllBtc bic
Nonnilie bcllclbel 81 beipegcit icircn
@intritt III Dos Mtciniu0en'ihe Sol.
Shcuter i'll Gcltntten. Gtmn I Sabre
lang NOR Millncr cine 3icrbc bicIcr
norncbnsem 9iihne &ci lcil!em EIn2
Id)ctocl olt2 Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
pcrlicb ibnt Mcr5oN @corg ocn Iitcl
cilic& Mrr5o1l. Mcinil1gcn'i d)cn Noii
id0rlpiclcrS ultI 2c6tna6cit. acir
@crinQcrcr ais Sobdnnca &rohlnS,
nit bern Wiillncr mGhrcll0 lcil1CS
Wiciningcr Nitientbalts iii cllNcn per
i0nliden uno fiinItlerildcn Getfcbr
trat, mnr cs. ser ocn Shollipiclcr
MSiillncr i'm Sabre 1905 icincm linn
bon ieincmt @enils prQ~oeItintrten Be
rue, Dem &ieocrQelaIlg, 5ltiiibrtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

TloIN; r&obunll, &ouatncd)t," &uri
:. &nltner; u@iIbclm, Sobn hc2
Nirthca," Gounro !, &ocobi; n0r.
Giicnbort, Nrjt," Norob u. Nottin-
ger. Ica TcrncrCn trlllcn oic sol
gcnOcn ichr 5llr llntcrbultMna 0urd)
&cinnQipli mo Q%Ctlunlotinntn BET
Milbert Mnlt, NCnrn Tucob, Mortin
&Orrath G01dr Is. McGur6p, Com.
II Gunlcr, &ocob ". @0tt9inNrr,
>Spbn Gpttcrmcih Multcr Is. @iC@.
Charles q. 9tllth. IN eincm olocrcu
Shmonf, meldcr ebCnioll2 icbr &c
iiCl, uorcn Die Nulcn non 0cu Soi=
BcnNcn bcicBt; George y. WtcriiiNcr.
Soul9 5. GIQiA Tront ). Sd)in0lcr.
Naltcr u, Wiea, Charles II. Muth,
G0mor0 IT.. GumIcr, &ocob ". got
tin9cr. %ictor Npd im0 NnUmono
SiNuort. Die Gpmitc'n icttcn iid,
alta NollCnocn Slionincn: Grc0crid
Nrcd)aIcr, iltn., N0rtp N}iilcr, }Cluus
NcriinNcr, Nront @ic3, 9. Stod. q.
Mro1cr mo &. Stcuti. Gle @nliiiibt
rlul1 miro bclltc miCocrhplt mcrocn.
Burton &olmeS Nciic
btl0cr.-Nr. Nriabt Groulcr miro
III Den n&urtou@ oImc9 (ropdoQrc2"
oiclc Nodc lcinc 3ub5rcr uod) g8icu,
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lit nid)t nltr cine Der Qr0Btclt, ionocru
audi intcreiioutcitcn St0otc euro
no'@. reid an bIItoriid)cn SrbcnHuilrs
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Notltrld)0nbcitcll. Die bcmcNlidCrl
photographer, mcldc 0cn %ortroA
bcNlcitelL 0cbcr Elm trciilid)cS, lcbcll@.
U0brc3 Sll0 poll Dem Scbclt mo
[rcibcn III ullo nm gSiclt. @clonbe=
res Slltcrcilc 0llrftcil Die Nnlnubmclt
bon %idL Scr 9Icii0cl3 hca &oiicr9
Iran5 &olcpb, cuucdcrL Ole pon oenl
Scbcn Oca grcilcn Wfouordbcn cincrl
1utcl1 &cgriff 0cbcn. Slnh IN Der
rciicllocn llnl0cbung ser oltcn 60
nnltito0t lGBt &r. &runler Die 81.
b0rtridlolt cine 3cit lang pcrmcilcu.
Gicic Tnrir0Ac mCrbCn ON Sreit0g
Nbcn0. i'm 8 llhr IS mo an Sonlo
to9 NodnlittoN mn . llhr 80 III Der
o&prtc" 0cboltcn.
&0ttc ihrr u Il lie II d) y ir'
Gin i cdcn lollcn. - Ntil 'cinc
Tron ijdl mci9frtc. Die ibr 0cqcbcncn
So luiC0cr 5urild5u0cbcn, licB Nnl.
lhonloa, elm Ntger poll 9}r. 400.
Silo.Nmuoro-S troBc, iclncn Corn
an icincr SdNmcitcr S,ilio Nitiou
ats, in0Cm rr lie m%iBbonbcItc. NlS
lbono3' GGchGlitc Dem Gril,d)cn III.
res ~idlpnr5tl @oiten nid)t nabfonI.
men moIlte crNriiI Sulia ihrc Nortci
mo crff6rtc (hpnloS. CT babe nibt
ooS Ncdlt. ca lAr Nb5upcrlolgcr, no.
rot' ShomuS lie. III ooS @eiiht
ltlltQ. Nid)ter SelpiS ptrurtbcilte iblt
NcItcrll III Ger iii0lidcn EoIiSciitu,ipn
IN $40 9trdit ltito Soften.
Bon Mubfubrerr uln1cs
ronnt - Ser II Sabre oItc Grlit
Miilaer Don 9r, 200. Siib:Gbcitcr,
StrnBc, murbc gcittrn Mittn1 Don
Dem 16 Nohrc ulten Gouin Is. Rooic
BON 9tr. 1896, S'0pnneQ. Strobr, OIL
@rltnb, urlN Gbeitcr.S trobe nit iol-
der Sllft ltntgcrnt1t, bob CT BE-
lpltBtloS llcgen blicb. Gr mllrOe nah
Der Sffice uon 81. Scrbcrt 4. Go
rogue an Gheitcr' unb Erott, Strobc
getro9ell uno bon Yesterent bcball.
otlt. Yer perlcBte &llahc lit Elm Sobn
poo Foltor ). q. Msiilltr .ppil Der
orlitldel cnQngcliid) lnilerilNSu Ct,
WorttS airdlc an Soirlloifnt Niuc
me mlo yroaolpun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

,Ieit eant Sebrnn@ in 6er Ganiber. nn6 On.
~HotdlsSfntion ur, 1000 Nb-rbS.
Reterhiruas bon Haunt In ghtaf, ober Yax
l1r.g9nogpn1,. Gpeferaten etc. nerben f9nen
befcret per 1eleypom In nlen :cIeenbsr 0tukt
rhrsaur @bas!sS: nns ealttn19re,Strabe 81
Dat. HopaIsStation, q. & g., Wt. BernrH 9190i
2anoensstnttou 5iformattonSs Rlrean. q. . =,
e. EaiI S46s ooer Wb., 0ourtIanb $3.50. M
Ut. 62a Gio.groaeuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23
xSetern Narylanb Giisababa.

Beetnnrub ". &ept, hetldbt piQeflsStdttpn.
SSgltdt. AZ
40 Moreen3 Gdnefippft, Saatrstopr, q.
"a 70 eb, Rdsnesbore. gburberSbnra unb
nusaenonlnlen Sorutag. Sancod uu5 4uut6tr.
2.i5 ma1m. - Accommodation NOD Union,
AIS Wa1m. S~4neHe@roreb. Soust,nte.
Saaerstuiun, 6nncod, Gbipbersbura nTb aus
eerofnn,en Sci,rtae. Nrcberid uub GrtnitSs
biirg -tVarIors9SuagonS).
Sdalidi, ans1enuntfnen epHmtd6.
100 Worgens-OctE, y. tno 8. Dib.. unb Cat.
$50 Mpreens-anom. rad aturmout.
1857 WorgeitS-geftern G1nreh. Geiimtnfter,
Prieepiue fEreSertd),. Gnmitsbura. 1tnrs
mont. @dnreSboro, gbanber2hura, Snasrs.
toirn. 3anepd, Cumberland. GH'ns (futfet.
SbferbotioHssgSaappfil
$50 Nadm-SauStlinie, StIt4 bon gn,oru.
Srp ae fsrnss PORT, adnoSer, oetias6ur0 uits
$50 g;adT:-s Ii!om. nod aSarobss
Slut eamtaae..
ff.S0 abennS-Nffou rdm uuton.Hrtbae.
suf esantas1.
o.45 NhenbS-Affom. nd& unton'Drthoe urb
Sdrcber. II
i s Ss,, .,st 81 s.nHrslssntsS;E !. s: ;s:stten.
~.f'.s,r". : 10 dlt'Nouae.. nv. vel
.&GIs snt &eije in's NnslanS be-
iprgt Il. Hninc, SIR. 413, Gh.yalti4
moreltrake, labe Gnitour Sonie Ybe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-23

Scbtc oil 81 Of en- ppu Nni'
engtnoilen - Nenrp Nobi,i'
ion. cit 9tclcr BON Nr. t40l, IiOi4
llorsS troBc. mllr0e IN Der iucItlid)en
Eoli5eiitotion 1citrrn Dem Criminal
1crid)t inter Der WcidnlbigunN iibcrs
~iuitiel, inter &oripicacllnla iuIidcr
ShotIoMcn bon Dem NcNcr Gobi0
@illions So erlolt0t 81 .tobcn. Gr
bnttc i'll elmer hiriigen Mprgcuici-
tullg cine Nmlolcc crlolicn. ilr mel
cher CT porgob,. Gbonffcure fiir cine
tSlrnln III Ebilooclphio III illd)cn.
sllS Iid) bonn @iuiunlS oltf Die S(n,
5etgc llcl0ctt, DcrldltAtc T0hinlpn
ibm So oils @crmittclungsgc6iiNt ob.
Sp0ter crluies lid, Nobinion'S Mn-
5elgc mo %criprchcn olS cit pllnlls
per Sdluinocl. Nubcrc 3cu1cn, mel
d)c ebcnfollS bci T~obilion I'M cinc
Stculung nnd)iuhtcn, crflGrtelL Dub
cr oitd lbnen @clo ob%pcrlallat bcbe.
sic Iiclcn a6er nid)t olti oen Sdppin-
0cl rein.
Ghnnftcur Ncmobrcgclt.
- Cid Wou0glnt, mcld)er Dor ctli=
dcn Mod)el no3 @pllb.glutomobil
lclitfe, oils ooiirtbe IN cine Menidct,
mcll9c h~lneinfubr ltno n1chrerc Yer-
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The copper era., 1909-04-08
Colonel Greene Still in the Ring.

'Every original project that I and my associates have ever had for the development of the Sierra Madre country will be carried out. In fact, the original plans have broadened and will now be larger than they ever were.
 "My railroad concessions in the Sierra Madre country have not lapsed and the 2,O0O,OO0 acres of timber which I control cannot be interfered with because the timber has been paid for. The only concession that has lapsed was the mining concession. That particular concession came to an end last January. Its renewal would have been an impossibility un- der the laws recently passed the gov ernment ot Mexico"
 These two statements were made to an Fl Paso Times reporter by Col. w. c. Greene as he sat in the re- ception compartment of his private car "Verde" 1n the yards of the Union station.
 "The plans at present will require the investment of about S20,000, ,00C besides the money that we have al ready invested there. This has been provided for and the work on the road will be continued.'
The copper era., 1909-04-08
Maps and Reports on Alaska.

A new index map of Alaska, show ing areas covered by topographic surveys, has just been issued by the United States Geological Survey. On the back of this map is printed a list of the Surveys publications on Alaska, arranged geographically. These publications comprise 28 maps and 119 reports.
 The work of the Geological Survey in Alaska, begun in 1908, has been in dispensable to the development of the mineral resources of the terri tory, and the editions of many of its reports on this region have been ex- hausted by the large demand. The value of the mineral output of Alaska to date is approximately $l4S, ,OOO, ,OO0, including the values of gold, silver, copper, coal, tin, marble and other minerals. The cost of the Surveys explorations in the terri tory has been less than three-tenths of l per cent. of the total value of the mineral productions. Since 1898 areas in Alaska amounting to 121 ,252 square miles have been topographi- cally surveyed on a scale of four miles to the inch and 2,732 square miles on a scale of 1 mile to the inch. These surveys cover, respectively, 20.S5 and 0.47 per cent. of the. total area of Alaska, which is 5S6, 400 square miles. During the same period geologic reconnaissance maps have been made of 99, ,350 square miles and detailed geologic maps of 2,3O4 square miles. In addition to this work, practically every mining district in Alaska has been examined, and some have been mapped in great detail. The water resources of some of the important placer districts have also been studied and the results pub lished.
 Those who are interested in the mining industry and mineral wealth of Alaska will find much in these government publications which is of value to them. A copy of the map, including list of publications, can be had on application to the Director of the United States Geological Survey, Washington, D. c.
The copper era., 1909-04-08
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court, of the County
 of Graham, Territory of Arizona. In the Matter of the Estate of Eugene Johnston, Deceased.
 Minnie E. Johnston, administrative of the estate of Eugene Johnston, deceased, having on this the 16th day of March, A. D. 1909, filed her peti- tiOn herein verified by her oath, praying for an order of sale of cer- tain real estate and personal prop erty of said decedent, for the pur- poses set forth in said petition. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of this Court: thatall persons interested in said estate of said Eugene John ston, deceased, appear before this Court on Saturday the Sth day of May. A. D. 1909, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the court room of said court, in the court house, at SolOmonville, Graham County, Territory of Arizona, then and there to show cause why an or der should not be made authorizing said adminiStratriX to sell the whole, or so much of the real estate and personal property of said deceased, described in said petition, at either public or private sale, as shall be deemed most beneficial to said estate, dS SHdII De necessary; anu that copy of this order be published once a week for at least four successive weeks in "The Copper Era, a news paper printed and published weekly in said Graham County, Territory of Arizona. prior to the time appointed for the hearing of said petition.
 Dated this the 1st day of April, A. D. 1909..
 T. s. BUNCH,
 4-29 Probate Judge.
The copper era., 1909-04-08
Southwestern Improving ROadbed.

Approximately 100000 new ties will be laid on the Southwestern which will practically re-tie the en- tire line between Tucumcari and Ben son. Ties are already being received for this purpose, and the work of lay ing them will be commenced within the next ninety days. Of these ties, 286, ,OOO have already been sent to the western division, and 126,00O have been sent to the eastern division. These ties will be treated with creo- sote and are expected to last for sev- eral years. It has been about seven years since any considerable number of new ties was put down on the road. Besides the ties, work of bal lasting the principal part of the western division with slag will also be commenced within the next few weeks. Ninety miles will be ballasted with slag at once, commencing at the western end of the Fl Paso yards, and the work will be pushed to con- pletion as fast as possible.