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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Suit, Cannon II. u. init GrmurDnng
bcOruht.

S~olcoo, O., "a. M1r5. Gin
bonn 10. M1r5 butirtes urb bon nci-
llenl pplniid)cn Stimn,geber" inter
5~eid)nctes Shreiben an Sen Sprcd)er
Soiepb Cannon in @albington ent.
belt Die 9rohun1 Den Er1iibcnten
Gait, Den Wnpor 9rono @bitlof BON
Solebo, Spreder Cannon u1o ben
Stootsienotor Eat WcGarren non
9rooflpn, Ny, 5u tooten. Gas
Sdrciben murbe beutc ppu 9. 8bite
@nslep. Gnunon's Tripotiefret1r.
lpeId]cr ein intilner s%Sreultb oeS Mops
nrs @bitIpd lit, bierber 5uriidgclfidt.
9usbep erflort, Der Shrcibcr iei uiel-
leid,t Elm bornlloicr yGranf," ollein
ocnnoh oiirite &oriiht ongebruf)t
iein. Wapor @bitlod lodt iibcr Die
Srpbuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Sub bes Sclocn BON Iurt Iiiber.

Norfnlf, So, q. W1rS. - Sn1
Sitter BON 10 Sobren lit bier Sberlt
ISM. Samb, Geteran Der toniDocrir.
ten 9lrnee, Hcoafteur u,o Ynlitifer.
geltorhen. Gr luor i'm Siioen als Der
,Sclb BON Sort Siibcr" bcfannt. Gr
pcr~tbcibigtc bieies Sort i'm 2riegs.
jobre 1866 nit GROCER @ropour ae-
acu Die iiberIegenc MaAt Der Noro-
Iid)en utter Butler uno Hurter. 3ii
elmer 3cit mar CT Wopor BON Nor.
iclf. llripriinalih 0cmofrat, ldloB
or lid 1882 Der republifuniiten Tar-
tel on, .itlnnptc" in T~irBinien fir
Wlaitc uno 2ogan nuo ipuroe ip1ter
8orliser oes republifaniid)en Staats-
Counties.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Ncir0ths.N ircnicu.

Notbon u. SinemoL -, mo Sil-
liam Noloer, 20; Npplifont Charles
Woloer. 9tr. lob, Noro %orloitr.
(homu9 ". Hcbcrt, %, SmltbStu
tiolL. Tn. mo MiIbn ~. Sigbtncr,
~.
Milton Moth. 81, mlo MinnieS dr-
bert, IS; gpplifont Geo. Y. Holplcu,
9tr. 500, Observation-Disclosures.
Nurrp Y. &ennc0p, ~, uno Ioa
". Stcinafcr. %; Npplitont Nlbcrt
u. Seen. Nr. 7t9. G%orroQitr.
Scrrp Is. 9enDorot. %, ut6 NcAi'
lla Sfn1ibt, 10: Npplifnut 8corN Z.
N~ciobar0t, Nr. COB, Siio W~iontiorb.
Nucllllc.
Sacnr 81. Srant. %. luo Icln
&uihlcr, -, Ncloc bon 9ioicuillc, If0.
GORDON 9. Smith. -. ulo &elcll
Is. Wfiller. 10; Npplitnnt Gas. @e6.
ter, Mr.. l73S, Git-Go0critrobc.
Cabin .. Ep!pcr@, %, 0rcrnboro,
MIA, uno Nelic 3, Canes, ~, Mid
mono, &o.; Applifolit Y. 2. Mebitcr,
Birmingham, Nln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

ar. 1920. llchcr- GIuirn &lcio
iiir MiGbhcu i'm AItcr pon /, 6, s,
10 mlo - %obren. Gic S-Iobr
@r0Bc crior0crt / Nay0a 3G30Q.
Stpifc2. Dies biibid'e Mlcjo lit chen.
IL moocru oils cinfod) mo nudJ Der
nulcitcn Mooc in nie'cu Sod; nit
lrcitcn @imono A~rmI0dlcrn. nit
NanobcioB ais 1eitrciitcm Stoii Der.
geridtct. Ter rlinOc 9todcn lit U1t-
iprcd)cno hcicBt. Gbnmbrap, Gina.
BAN, Ni1ue, @inncn uno Gboais limo
poiicnNT Stoiic.
Sin &llitcr oieitr 9lrt miro gegen
G%inIcnOurg pon 10 Gents III SiIber
obcr @ricimortcn an irgcro cine
Aorciie gcionot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Mcbr trofenc Counties in Snoiana.

Snbionupolis, Sno., "a.
Mar5.- Wontgonerp., @rcenc- uno
9enton-G oliltp gingcn burh 2ocuI-
Option . abitimmltua sur Eroblbi.
tion iiber. Ganit tit ber 8ctranfc-
@erfulii jest in 81 inter 81 Counties
in Staotc uerbptclt, mo 5lpar i1t 35
auf NrunO bon Socul.C Option iino in
% bllrh oMemonitron5." Sn Mont.
acmcrr.Gpluitp brod)ten Ole 3cmpe.
rcn5leltte Die beoeutenoite Moicrit1t
nlf, wclfe ieit Der giniiibrung ocs
Srcal .Spticn'8clcbes porgefummcn
iii. aud) Die sSrallen nabmen on Ser
abitimmuns Iebbaiten Antbeil, mo
EOS o@uboib College" in G~ramicrbs.
bile, Wontgomery-Gountp iteite Den
ltntcrrid)t fiir DEN Gag Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Yarlamcntsacb1nbc abac6rannt.

StoOt Mcrifp. "a. Wtdr5. =
Tas Webdube Scr Ttputirtcnfammer
III Der Stobt, Merifp lit geitern friiG
bis auf Die 0runbmauern nieberge-
brunnt. Serlulte al Mcnid)enlebeu
iinb niht 5lt beflagen. Ter Shooen
miro auf $4,000 be5iiiert. Gle ar.
d)ipe rno gften bon Geu lebtei, %
Sabrcn lilo uerniftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
3nriifae5uecnc Hciianatipn.

Sonto Sc, @..M., 81. W0rj. -
81 9contiportultg zines al, i'm &C.
ridtete.1 1%elearammcs ans @nibinG.
ton bat bcutc 8ouperllcur Glrrp sen
EroiiNenten Snit per Gro1t inipr-
mirt, bob CT icine H%ciignotion ola
@oupcrntur bon NcipsMcrico 5llrild.
ec,oncn babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

Ncue 9comtc. - Sic .Nrcn-
mimi Mlltiol Benefit N~ilociotipn" bot
iolgcnbe 9eomte cnp0blt >SlioorMcr,
fclo, Yr0iiocnt; y. u. @lnocrSbci-
MGR, Gicc = NrGiiornt Sohn Is. on.
renihna, Sdotnlciitcr; Sintungina-
pongcr, Scfrrtdr Sonrucl Senfcr,
@m. s. ScnncB, !. !, =. WillIooon,
:. :. Silpenol, Nidoro u. WiQer, ".
(. @onoiin, !. ToB @oulb uno SUI.
@cQpig. TireftorGl; Gpttoren &. ".
GiIaL Nornlnn i. Sill, Nlfreb @bi.
tcbcob utb Hobert " Slice, nlebi5i'
niid)c @ranlindtorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Staot Baltimore.
Sbcnrrr SpaR.

Gburlla @en5el lucgCll St0runN 0c9
@ottc9oienitc9 III Scr ct. Soltpba'
Stride unl $40 uno Soften bcItrn't.
- Nut pabrcno Der Nn0dht Gro.
bccrcnfltdcl icil. @cblrn.
ltlyn,stbeoyic ueriuNt.
G6orlco Nel5el. ein Nouiircr, mel
der onl Gicnitng @lbcn0 BON Ser
Ncoiltcn SduIb pcrbnitet luilroe, ais
CT ocn @ottcabicnlt in Der fotholilhcll
ct. SoieptS STRIDE it0rtc, mlroe Sc
itcrll III scr iiiolid)cn NoIi5ciIt0tion
oitrd) Gidtct 2cmis 81 $50 StrN11
uu1o Soften pCrltrtbcilt un0 mungcl2
3ablunN Dem @cfGngriB cinQclicfert.
Men5el tetrot Die Stride 0e0cn 9 llbr
Nbcnbs, nla lid] cine grobc Nn5ohl Der
8cmcinocnlitglic0Cr IN 0crlclbcn be
fo,lo ulb ibr Webet pcrriftetcl. Wtit
ben @orttu ,Grbbeercn-&lld)en mcls
dc @cn}cl nit Ger 9on5cn &rolt III
mes StimmorgunS id)ric, trot CT Dor
ocn Altnr unb ricf 0onn; v%6ilrdltct
Glld) liht; id, mill mn bcten." Eic
Mebr5obl Der Nltb0dtiAcn ililftct3n
aus Dem @ottes6ouic, &oiepb @ron-
Gu Gin @roblhmiro uurl &cruf, CT
srifi @Cn5cl bcinl &ro0en unlO trans.
poltirte i'm jlt!n SCnrpeI binalta, no
or Don bsm Ser9cnntcn Sdulb III
Gn1pfung %Qelonlnletl lDurGc, Tld)ttr
2cmi3 lieB 0cn @eidrulGiQtcn Don 5luci
slcr5tcn nlti ieincn @ciltca5ultorO unz
terillAcn. Ga abcr 91i0c ilbcrci,l-
itimluenD erflGrtelL BOB @rn5cl ieinc
finn 0ciluloen Sinnc bnbc, mll,oc CT.
mic Gil1gungH %crlpdbnt. ucrurtbcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Wcnc Stobsbutidaftcu.

Stllrmperbcerlungc1 i'm Silorl .llro
@eIten. Wenif)enlcben IN
Scros bel 9rGnoen perlcren.
weld)e ourf @libihlaSe e%ntItol-
Oen. = StGote IN Colorado burd)
Shloiienitiirme i~iolirt.
Sort @nrtb y, Scr, n. M1rj.-
Tofrid)ten aus @iicsSoluitp, 3O9tel'
len norblih pom bier, ncloen, ooB
iih bclte iriib cin iurftburcs @cpit-
ter BORT cntllto. uno oaB bier Vicns
ihen bel cinem Srnnoe, mclder ollrb
eincu Slitidlua cntitono, umfamell.
9aS Staotd1en Slibea iol iolt guil5-
lid 5%erlt0rt iein. Nnr 5nei Sdiler
blieben in Sliocll itebeu. Sicle 6arm-
BAUER in Den infringement 2ono-
biitriften linb 5critort. 8roBer Sfa-
ben lullrbe olh in Bridgeport unn
Iecotur olacrihtet.
Sp1terc 9crid)te mclncn Den &cr-
lrlt pon mcbr Menifellcbcn. q. :.
Ericc, Gin GARNER, icine @ottill, IilnF
Ginocr mo cin Adertncd)t c"rlittcrl III
cincm brcnncnoen Snllc, brct Wtei-
len norolid ucn Slibell, ocn Slant
mentob. Nn 20 Eerionen e"rllttell
Tcrlesu1gen.
Tcnper iiolirt.
Gbicogo, a. Mdr5. - Gin
Sdpuec. mb ShlpIienIturm ~iiolirtc
hcute Die Stobt Tcnper, Got., Don
ollcm &erfebr nit Der MliBcniuelt.
Ser Sturm brnd) Inn 3 llhr friib
ans mo binncn &lr5cm lugen Die
CelcNropbenordbte 5l @oocn. Nur
nit Eucblo lnb Colorado Sprinaa
hlieb bic G~crbinoun9 einigermaben
often. @ieIe 9abn5iige iiuo p%cripGtct.
Ger Sturm critrett it'd oli Ole
gon3cn Gltlid)en ~2lhbGllgc bes Tels-
g~ebirgcs, lopie aut baS norolide
9ilrncniee.8 ebiet. Mud) Colorado
Spriugs lit ben c1em Gerfebr obge-
ihnitten. Gin Sraht5ug mllrbe mob-
reno Der o%ergangencn Noht nobc
9renlter pom @eleiic geipebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

6rau Sarab %. Siitfinions
0ittipc oes Gbicaapcr @etreiocipefu.
loiten 9eni. g. Sntfinlon, better
ais .Clo Sntf" befannt, lit aeiiern
plSBlib III 2pnn, WaIi., no lie4 iid
aitf 9eiud] bcfMno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

Vnulabcn.
CrunnciNcuibum i'm NciiR Der sc
lcuindit ............... $685.. sS0.97
luputbllCn aui SruuociOcntOum. 3.S6S. coos 90
RiuRos Snrlcben ............. 100,00O.GO
Sdr,ebcu al Epliccur SncGbcr ami
FoliCen oCr GnWpuantc. ...... l.2lIG0S.O3
Srinieu l%cchlgI ami III strait
btitebrIIne Colleen ,......... 5S,47122
% i~cutinltcu lno Niticll, GiGclls
thurt Der GpnpnQiic. ......,. 2,SI1.0 3 81
Ndur i'm Giircdlt. in Nunttn ltno
Irufts Gomunnntc'i ......... iI2.G42G7
RCuliirhure Surocrunpcr ....... 2Ol.G0
@gtSCntell Niluricn ............ 45i3.52
NiliQe mo ali9eluutcme Stnltt
mo Mtietbcn .............. 1O3,3li.t2
Nihi c%olcltirtc nnn ocrit9crts
Grirrtcn ............... 81 ,23G.2G
Marinucrlb Der CbIigui omen nm
Mi!ierAitbcr Nu6pcrtb ........ its02,5G
Nrut.o. @ittbabcu ......!....... $~s.756q73.GG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
@ermijdJtc tclearapbiidlc Scpeid,cn.

Sn Ybilaoelpbia, Ea,. lit I'M
Il. a%ebensiabre 8.dEi Sensaep &C.
itorbcn, Gin Witglieo Der Tirmn
garnbnnl, @iliams & 60, Gigen-
tbiimcr Der .9aIopin locomotive
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
.Nusiuciic.
2>m. 20. Mr9ntirr,
1905 Nmcr;tnu Wniloin9.
4ncnt fir MiarHlanS.

Guuornirter @mepcis iibcr bcn stnno Der
.~tiuitcp 2tntcS Hiic Sninruntc GnupnuU"
Der StG9t Mem .gIuri am 81. ScStGUct 1905.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
Rnhiknlbrtlnnp
-ber-
{

SGtpadpe. nerb5ie gerfoner, gepIaet bon Sotf.
nungsIofiGfsit nnb fbIettten Iriuineu, erf69'
ptsnSen austliiflen. Srlit; @iden. lnb sou.
unb. @eiifts. 9ntarrb, Wlagenbriideu, Stublber.
%ttcptiing, .Difbigieit, @rroibeu, 3lItern, Ser5,
aribiinn - triabren ans BEN ,SnssnstrsuaS,
wis stafa6b idbnfa nno btaia ale nnnatir,ihfn
Beriufe nae annere 1clacn tuscnpltdher Ger,
nab Srpbtan wtebtr. trianst werben tEnMen. =
9an3 neaeS @etluerfabreu. Jebtr ietu eiaexst
Arlt.
reide guh t1entfde Mutlage 1907, pefdes
cor. Sung uno Gilt. Ulann nnb 9rai geleien
rperbet fpQte, lam gegeil GinieHonna ben 90
bon ber
yripats 9finfk, 1876. are
Rew.g1rf, Nh.
Man eripdbne ben Baltimore Gorrefponbents.
..shvi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

hes %agre@ ,,......,... ]$1l75Gll.9l
Iabrcs ....... 't,54TGtt.O3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

Staat Warginuo, @criidtcraugs. Ie,%a.trmcnt,
6rmniiiare. Siircnu. nliimore, ncn 9.
Nin,5 1909. S@ bci6eiriar Dieylrit. bar 2;ots
itcbcncc3 Gin observation-disclosures 9tis3ug aus
bri1i s~lu:iuctic Der aState Utrtint 9tfe min
rnree 0oilponn" biz 8nni 81. SeSeinber 1908,
mic CT In oieieii NitrcRu cingereldl neroen. IT..
(7GsG %, gieritmcruRos Goin,ninir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
GhmarS +. Gernanh
8cncratNNcnt,
Statc Wntnnl Giic NiinrGnec So.
pau siurceitrr, Maii.
Wr. PHI Wuro-G alucrt.S trnfc,
%a. iimurc, NIB.

GunscaIr:cr .iueucie ibcs ncn Stunb Der
rGtaie Yintrci Stic Iiinrante SnntpanD"
ppn grurcritCr, Wai,., GM 81. Ecjcnibcr fJOS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25

@ciuninlte @innubnlcn .....,,.. $G,33l ,sl444
8Clartrtie NllagGhcii. ........... 4l1S.S9S.Ou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-25
8clo 80 berleiben.

me, Wtlne Geib gtprandea, tprsdren h,i
Our. snleiben alt Sdldre. ltobeI pnh @rlInb'
,igPrthiUl. Sm EerirdHelt Geins Qunr Eiflce,
Wetboocn. ,gdltimnre SnbttnieRt Co." Pr
t2n. sd'th.Fnca Strabx t213-)
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
sonERSEr AlO M s,no9
>e~s-Chsmpioa Correspon ass,c~

Monday. Aux. l6.
Mrs. Norris and children visited Mrs
Carey Monday.
r.. Redmon left for the Rotxford
country, Monday.
Mrs. Mckee visited friends ON the
Anthracite Tuesday.
Mrs. Erickson and children returned
to their home ranch Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Aus
son at their home in Somerset.
Miss Minnie Shaw returned with Mrs
Redmon Saturday from Somerset, for a
visit at the Bar + ranch.
VIII Beazley and a party Of friends
from Paonia came up for y week $
camping and fishing, Wednesday.
Report has it that large bear has
been killing cattle in Munsey Basin.
There is only small bunch in there. so
the losses will not be great.
j. r. Norris had narrow escap,
from very serious accident last SUN
day while riding the black mare owned
by Mrs. $. +. Reed The animal b.-
came unmanagable, throwing him over
her head into pile of rock then kick
ing him four times.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20

ing their water power machinery down
to their lands here.
Mrs. Maud Van Note of st LOUIS.
Ml~~o0ri, will this week be the guest Of
her SISTER, A~. p. n. Mensienhall
The Lake Eork Telephone company
held = meeting ut Carl bepsons last
sunday. Chs. Carr and l.. c. Men
denhall we're appointed q committee to
push mstters shesd Some Of the
neiGhbsss have been busy getting out
poles assd - forth sDd the prospects are
we will have telephone system in the
very near future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
IAOyCNmD
Ne~s-Ohsmpsoxs- CesssaSaoAnou,L
" esinessiay. Az

Wednesday. Asx. Ia
Ram. ram, ram: and hsysng = YER,
SLOW
Ranger Suc-igrsss a. q csly.-r IN sh.,
valley Monday.
Mr.. n. Hayden and mother. x.r.
Gsnnison shoppers Tuesday.
Mr.. Herman Loehr of Car..u CITY
visited spaun Bros. Saturday.
A crowd was on Taylor river berry
ine sunday and report the crop very
short
Misses n nHah spann. Anna and
Mona Barr, and Messrs Shack.,for
and Kiss, enjoyed trip to- .AImopi
Sunday.
The Literary Saturday evening. xas
well attended. new officers we're s.l.c,.d
Tor the coming quarter. Also . dane.
announced for Saturday evening, the
2lst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
NOUo1lnnolD
Ssss-Cs@Hzssaa CGrssva.A->a

Wednesday. Asw. IA.
Mil.sss t...ss ksa.sss @zd Asuuo Ma
Oh. resslril.a Saturday fuun = -,
.aEllsElx z-rsrt8ra fosk-
ns >arsnsons icSs Axs~ pa,x
sass~c t~o s4s bear. l.ew~ s>-em~
be ant ~ii catching ~ ~ . ~uo
Na-r l'~Ser na~ cnD~d suAu1 - .
fe~ szys At Csss~sirci- 49, - ~
ts.Ae Teachers eSssssnasssn = Ls
CIV.
h. .i.sy EosE4S y-rsy,ss auuue a g.
pi.sasant nessrs a; sAs 49,
SATURDAY evening W h<ssssr ~ n....s
k-sa.sa. ~fc ss~se- ~ fer a ue2v,Hun,..
stay W tn. io~er c"sntry
Tn. tsIn--iss. eesnsy caanasr
we're eser sssa Iasysct~d eAsw - ~
tns tes-siia road ia-f W~eA TAusv -
been considerable grading and sA~~~,u~
aon. Wors VIII begin a. ~ env~ -
bridges " a short time. A. - -
tract y bet. HInsiaie may ~ - |.
Bat u : not ou the charity ia.x. =, ~
a. It. road ~ors y eoacerp<-d
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
0oIoEyyoa

Sunday. Aug. Is.
Pred boring spent few days with
steve " atters this week.
Louis Temp,eton had the misfortune
to cut his leg with M AK
bitches and creek are very muddy
from the big rains in the hills.
Steve Waters is making use of the
rainy weather by putting a new fence
around the yard.
A lot of our ne,gebors took their tin
pans, COW bells and old boilers last sun
day night and paid visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hicks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
urn caJunllsou
NewsChAnpaOA CorreapOsdesce.

Toesday. Aug. H.
Thee. Davis has been on the sick list
the last few days.
Our neighborhood was visited by an
unusually heavy rain yesterday.
A number of our young folks spent
Saturday and Sunday fishing and pick
ing berries on Taylor river.
Miss Dorothy Marshall of Delta, with
her cousins, Helen Downey and Ruth
Marshall of Gunnison, spent last week
with Mrs. Theo. Davis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20

horn
Mrs. d. S. Humphreys and daughter
returned to their home in Cedaredge.
last week.
+. J. Bowers of Powderhorn was
over the first of the week, after load.
of machinery.
The ranchmen are starting to hay
these nice days; they expect fine big
crop this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
lola
lews Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, Aug. Is.
Miss Alice Albin of Denver is over
visiting her cousin, $. n. Zeigler.
Miss Marie ketcham came down
from Vulcan Tuesday on her way to
Gunnison.
Mrs. A. u. Turner came in from
Delta Tuesday on her way to Powder
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
oolDo lIv
Ne~s-Chsmpioa CorrespOaAsoas.

Tuesday. Aug. L.
Jack Camman was down from fitkin
Monday.
sam Sorensen was up from his ranch
Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Canaan was visiting in
town Thursday
Mrs. Jim Barnhill entertained friends
from West Cliff Saturday.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Denham Tuesday
morning.
The vein in the Carter Tunnel has
widened from u to ~ inches and shows
good milling dirt.
Carroll Carter arrived at the Carter
Tunnel at 1920 O'Clock a M. Thurs
day. making the trip from Denver in
his auto.
An auto load of people from the Car
ter Tunnel passed through town on
their way to Waunita Springs Monday.
returning Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20
OAYTon
News-Chanpioa COrrespoaAencs

Tuesday, Aug Il.
Mr.. Bassett of New York is the guest
of Mrs. ID. NJ Carr.
Miss Eva Watson was visitor at
Lake City last week.
Annie Dwyer is spending the week at
home. She has been teaching at Ca
thedral
Geo. Vernon and SONS have been NOV
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-08-20

Our melons are about all sold
don { he afraid we wont run out for
we will, and verv soon. Get plenty
while they are 2lc.-GAvErrE BRos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
UNITED STATES IN GREAT
WAR TO OVERTURN THE
POLICY OF THE OPEN SHOP.

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
PlTTSBURG, Dec. 16.-Organ-
lied labor yesterday united in a
great crusade to overturn the
policy of the United States Steel
corporation for the open shop and
concerted effort will be made to
unionize all the steel trust mills
and once more control the steel
industry.
Since the organization of the
seteel trust 1t has pursued a gem
eral policy of eliminating union
ism In the mills. By a policy of
paying good wages and giving a
bonus to employees at the end of
the year and distributing stock
TO the old men the company has
almost completely eliminated all
unions from the trust factories.
The final blow at union labor
control In the mills was struck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
LABOR IN GREAT CRUSADE
AGAINST THE STEEL TRUST

Vast June when 5000 tin plate
workers were forced out on
elarike thus eliminating practic-
I'aily all the union men in the fac
Tories of the trust.
After a two days conference
here, presided over by Samuel
IGompers of the Federation of La
pbor, report was adopted yester-
NAY declaring for a general cru
|'Sade against the trust.
Every union in the country Is
asked to take a hand. Special
pressure will be brough to bear
on congress and the president for
4egislation against the trust and
"a nationwide war will be waged
against the trust to compel II
TO make terms with labor and re.
fuse hereafter to employ any man
unless he belongs to the union.
1t will be practically a life and
death struggle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
SEATTLE SECOND To NEW
YORK IN THE SHAMEFUL
TRAFFIC IN GIRL SLAVES

via Canada through Victoria and
taken to Bellingham, Wash. In
The spring of 1908. She was
sent from Japan as the proxy
wife OF a japanese laborer IN
America. The husband was rep
resented at the immigration BY a
Japanese interpreter, who is
known to he a procurer. The
husband took the proxy bride 10
buckingham and lived with her
Ifor several days in house of
prostitution. The bride was then
deserted and Immediately taken
In charge by a madam of a house
of prostitution. The Oriental cir.
was then taken to Seattle and
sold to the proprietor of a dis
orderly house in that city. Be-
Tore the trip to Seattle, the Bel
bingham madam had attempted
20 break the girl into life of
prostitution.
The bride was starved and
beaten but refused to enter such
life. She was then sold to
the. Seattle procurer for $1,000
and sent to Alaska. Up to the
time of leaving Seattle she re-
'beled against the life into which
her owners were trying to force
her. Upon the deck of the Alaska
ship. she wept, fell upon her knee.
and begged to be returned to her
native country. She could no:
speak a word of English and heI
action was not understood. Th-;
'Bellingham madam and the Sc
attic procurer explained to the Of
ficers of the boat that the girl
was in sorrow because of her
I'hrst trip away from home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
ASK FOR BETTER
| COAST DEFENSE

Il. J. Bowes was yesterday ap-
pointed a committee of one by
the chamber of commerce to draw
up resolutions to be presented 10
congress calling for better coast
defense on the Pacific. The az
ton was taken on a letter from
the Moran ship company request
Ing cooperation of the Tacoma
chamber in the movement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
IN JAIL FOR
Cling GIRL

Trying to hug pretty girl
against her will proved a serious
business with Joel Wahlburg, who
is in the city Jail today charged
with assault in the third degree.
He is accused by Miss Daisy Es-
sey, an employe of the S. H. Elder
Paint Co., of forcing unwelcome
attentions upon her so strenuous
ly that it was necessary to call
for help.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
ARRESTED FOR
SPLITTING

Expectorators will keep a
weather eye out for the cop"
hereafter if d. w. Duffiburg, a
brakeman, arrested yesterday for
splitting on the sidewalk, is fined
for the violation of the ordinance.
Duffiburg's offense was commit
ted almost in front of the police
station. He is having his hearing
this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
LOOK FOR WITNESSES
AGAINST INTERURbAN

OLYMPIA, Dec. 15.-The state
railway commission is securing
Pierce and King counties for wit
nesses who can give testimony
showing the rates of the Pug vt
Sound Electric railway are too
high. Senator Paulhamus and C.
d. Hillman of Seattle have both
been requested to cooperate in
getting witnesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
SUES FOR DAMAGES.

For the loss of his left fore
finger and part of his thumb, I'D
'Easterly is suing the Eatonville
Lumber company for $500 in
the superior court. The suit be-
gan before Jury this morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15
CRUELTIES SUFFERED by
YOUNG WOMEN MADE PUB
Lie IN REPORT.

(By United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE, Dec. 15.-In the re-
voting disclosures of the degrad-
alton of men and women shipped
to the United States for immor
al purposes, the report of the
immigration commission PLACES
Seattle second to New York as Il
port of entry for white slaves.
Seattle is the Pacific coast head
quarters for this trade, and the
local clique or organization back
ing the industry have reaped for
tunes from trafficking in both
white and Japanese women reach.
ing this port on the ocean liners.
The full report of the imm;-
grafton commission has just
reached Seattle. 1t was present
ed to the national senate and
house last Saturday.
Actual Slavery.
In sworn staten ent before
the investigators taken in New
York, one procurer declares tina,
he is acquainted with many OF
Fhe inmates of the restricted dis
trict of Seattle. The affidavit
says the word slavery" is moi
too strong in explaining the con,
dftions which surround many oil
the immigrant girls in Seattle
who have entered the United
States in violation of the laws.
Proxy Bride Deceived.
One of the cases investigate
was that of a Japanese girl whc
WAS brought to the United States
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-15

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