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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Sefanntmadlnmgen
gilreau Der Observation-Disclosures umnltiidrr,
oueu. t1rbuunc

8Glttmpre, 20. Wlai 1909.
Sic Strabenour6brud1- Sonntnlre oer .Slunl
Baltimore gebel bterttit helnulI, oaB lie III
@emuBbeit Der Gprfbriitcn pes Charters Der
Staot Baltimore linn Der am 20. NulIIlar lVO0
unter8el6neteI Seroroftllg yir.24i bes Wta0ors
uno StuotratDs BON Baltimore eiueTt oetatults
ten @uslreiS il6er due 5u"gelpro6eHe1 GHfl0di
biguugrr, ii6ernOmmeneu uniolten lIIlo abges
iddBteu gScrtbcrb0buug nit elmer ertlarenoel
Nurie ulsdrbelteH lieBe1 in &crbttloltIi9 mn
Der Concentrating uno &roffrllllg Der Hole'
Gtrabc Uier5ig (40) SUB brett bon Der Worn
iette BON UIonuWent=StruBe bis sur Stolelie
non NiuoiionsS truBe.
Die 9~luiIaeen eritredeu ith mo ~rI1tallcrl
belize Setoe SeiteH Der Ho1czStrnee. etnldltcB
lid oes gieiteS berielbeu. non ocr Yiurolelie otr
MinmunCntsStrube bis 6tr Sithleite Der Wias
D~iioIrStrube; ole Jtorhieite Der Wtol1llIlenti
StruBe. bon Der Sl3erncsStrGBe bis WIilionz
Nperue. mo ole Siloleiie Der MtnoItcrsSlrdBe
BON Der Yu8crHCsStrnhe bis WtiliOHz YoeHue.
llno file geheu bteriHit tcrTer betdllli oaB
corpclailltcr Gl5iuetS nebIt Der ertldretoel
Narie eur Snipeitton Iiir ale oarnr1 interetlirie
8erioRen Uereit lteat, unb buB Die Peboroe llb
am WiitnuudI, ocu q. Suui 1909, fl nbr G1r'
mittags, in tbrem 8iIreul i'm 6ocn- @ebdlloe,
gertnptuns mo Souibuns StruBe, uerldntrllell
meroeu nit Gem Slped. irgeno Delbe IN .belaa
TEN NIIspeia a1geliibrte S1deH 81 reololten.
oepcl ueldlc irgeltb cine Eerfon, ole odrdr III
~tcrclitrt 81 fem hebGuplet, opp0ttren mas.
Samcs -. Smiti,
Suibruo u. Mutts,
&intnm :. Htm uuo,.
Gommtldre.
eugene 8. 3p9crs,
Cini27 2s, 20. SuntlJ 9lerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Souenoooiem tolti3nO Glllno. Gbcnlo
iolen tiirfiitr BiirOentrager Oes Of
len HcgimeS ibper con1promlttirt II,
blontirt iCin. Sic bciGcn Sotld)aftcr
limo BON ibren 8cqierrngtn bcrcitS
obbrruien por0cu. Gas lGBt 0orolli
idlieBen Dob triiti0c @rilnoe porgelc-
gen baben miliielL Die 8ci6uloigun.
gen ocgtu picle N}itaIirocr Der tribe,
ren &egierung m01cn sum Gbeil be-
griin0et ieiu, 3lm (beil ober olld)
Ocsbolb bon Oen &lnQtitrfcn erboben
porOeu iein, nm Oi1ic Sclttc politiif)
to0t 81 moden mo Olt9 Dem 9Sc0c SIT
rGumcn. @iuc Nn}obl irilbcrcr O(ini.
tier mo onGcrer MiirOcntrd0cr lit be.
reitS beportirt morOcn. Die Sung
tiirfcn iinO obcnolli, "a lie Ole Nrglce
alti ibrrr Stitc hubcn ltn0 llld)en tire
0crrihoft 81 btIcitjGclL inOcnn lie bic
c%infltbreid)cn WIitglicOer Or9 often
Ncginea unifG0IiA mod)cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
@rGbrridlmiifnnas-Su

Infer Sen griinen GppreIIeL
9eocdt nit bIiibcnoeu &oicn
Gen 0uitenocn &inbern ocS WalcIl,
Gubcn ole tupfercn WtGnrcr,
Hllbell lett pielen &obret
SIN fiibleu SdooBe Der Gr0c.
Seimlgcgon9cn limo tic
Gum cmi9en 6rie0en.
@eimge9onaclL bod uloergclici.
@citem lpor 8rGbcrldlmildl19@'
Gag, Der Gag bcs l~iebcpollen @coen.
fenS an ole luoderen MGnner, Die Dor
nm ioit finn G~obr5cbnten jn ocn
Sobnelr cilten, mo oeren Sbaten
iortlcben IN Der @eid)id)te unb IN Der
Grinnerintg cincs Oonfburcn Spltc9.
Nber bieicr Gag ouritc aelteul llld)t
g%efeiert meroen. Gngber5tacs 3elos
tentbllm perihieoener tirdlid)cr Var
teien proteitirt, bob Der 8eoenttaa al
sic bobinge9ongcncn Sampler lld)t
oil cilem Sabbath g"cieiert lperNcl
Oori uno oos 8olf roBt lid) bon Die
ien pertlloderten SabbotDiItcn Oell
@r1berl6miidlnaS-1u g pcrlegcn, ol8
oh Die Grimerum9Sieier cine Erofos
nation, cine @ntmeibung oes CAB.
baths lei. llnb bod lie9t in Der Ieicr
bes observation-disclosures oaea mcbr
Sfones, @obreS uno @uteo, ais III
ben boblen ulo lceren Ybralcn Die
bon pieIeu &onSeln uerfilnoet mcrocn.
9aS 8olf fam ia oilh beilte Die Ord
Der Der Tobingeidiebenen ld)milten;
ober baB Ole Geridiebrng notblpen'
oia ~aeiporoeu, lit Elm tralriger Wea
meis iiir bic Gllgber5igfeit, litr ole
MnmoBung lllo ben 9eipotiSmuS Der
idie0ener firhli6er Setten heS Sans
DeS.
Smn1er mebr lidten lid ole Nelben
9erer, lpelfe nit %nebenoen 6obnell
un0 flingenoem Spiel binouS5lebcn
5ur St1tte, no lire &omerooen mo
WitfGmpier inter Dem oriinen Holell
rrber. Iie 3abl Serer, Die sur gro
ben Irmee" abgerufen perbe,t, mebri
iid,. Iher oos I~uoenten on Die, De
rem GRADER beute geidnliidt meroen.
bIeibt lebenbig I'M Ser5en oeS Solfes.
0icbenbe &1nbe i%treilen Die 8obcl1
bes lieblifen 2en5es ouf lire 8rober
&eimgegungeh
Cod u%npergeIien!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
gIarn(1uocr 3udtbnus.

VuTII N OF z, n, WIuI TUUU,
Sic IireItoren oes Wnr0Idnocr 3lbtbaiieS
pcrocn his sum =. Suni 1909, Nu6mittags mn
4 llbr, Nusebote filr Die Hleterun9 non IAN.
uuS6panSiobunocrt Spnnen gScidltpbIcr, bic
cincr WnulOie unteriuorien ieiu iouen, ent8egel
nrbnlcn. glbihriiten Der SpejititntIonelt loli'
net AMI ~9tnfrage I'M Niireal oea gSdroetns CT
Iul0t DeroeH. 49,.
Niirgi6aft fir bic eetreue GrtiIulit8 beS
GputrNttcs miro OCrldngt.
Wloclot / tuCroeH unt ,. SUM 1909 8coll1ei.
3ublunQen: nuIutl9 Ndnr.
Sic SireltureH bebuliell ib oas Jeht Dor,
froeno etncs uoer ulle Anaebote |ubSnpctien.
Subu 8. Ncplcr,
CMni2l 2G2S.3iO I~Sdroeitl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
@Hreau oes Observation-Disclosures.

WuItln G, IT. Wlul IVUEII.
Nucn ourGn iutereiiirten l~erionei miro 9ter'
nit 9tnbridl erlbetlt, oGB Der aotsSn1enieIr
AM II. Mai 1903 in oieiem Bilreuli, lute e3
ourd ber Nbihuitt "a, NriifcI 30, beS 8nliiz
morer Siaots9ooer bon 1906 ~oerlanBt lpiro,
ben criIdrenoelI lSldn lnb SupIifdtliite Der So'
itenduilape int ole Yflniteriua bon Srpann'
b~intcrlc0t bat.
Nle baoon beriibrtcn gerfouen iino Derets
tigt. inner J1lb so Iuaeu, bonn SatnHt nor9e'
udnnter Ninterlegnng an. I'M Baltimore Stoots
geriht .ourb Fortified eitaerei6te Yetition ods
gcncil 5l uppeutren.
z. Scmci Sbpmas,
(ltuit5,2 2, 90, Suni5) Stnots 9egiitrdtUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Tepartrment fir Uficntlidlc Suuten.
Cub Scpartement ocs Siaot'J ngeutenrs.

WH WUVI UTV II WHNtUI.
Sicrmit miro in llebereinitilHmllte NIT ben
@~binnuicn SO y mo So e oes Charters Der
Gtuot Baltimore betunnt 0egebelt, ouB tb nab
Dem I. Suni 1909 beginncn tperoe, Ydbioii'
Glrnbc, BON Der gloroleite Der @or1onoiolsgtoe'
bis Sur Giibfeitc Der GunOulesStrnBe nit mo-
beriem WRatcriaI 5u piIaIterl unb lielt Oh pIla'
fern.
Nue Qerionen rno Gorporntionen tperoetl
oeebu.b biermit aufgcforoert, 9rlaubniBibeine
iir ale Irbciien 6u er!lngeI mn o%tefelbeil
Dor Dem Z. Stunt 1909 6l beenbigen, bic IN
iraenc elmer 9Sciie ole NuiGrabun9 ooer ole
eitcs Ibeilcs b~erIelben notbluenbie ma den,
iucnr oieIe gepfIuIieri ooer relgepfIdftert lit.
y. :. Srmoan, Staots Sngenieiir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Ghos. 3ubu ~lliinacr.

IS itarb am 20. Mai 1909 6Barles 3Dbn
llIiugcr. ~geliebter @attc pOn G~li5ahclD llitlgcr,
iHt Sllter BON 80 Sabrcr. Die Neerbtgung lin
Oct am Sienftaa, jtuhmiltuas 1a3 lbr, BON iet.
ner lSobnuna, Ir. l1G, Neitspantburns StraRr,
ans nab Der counpcIiih Iltberiihcn Ct. WtHr'
TIM Atirhc unb OunIl mi Der oGcoGr 9lli Genle'
torn" Unit IIhI =ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Gmmunucl Sd,ntOt.

G5, iturb plbtlif am Sunntdg, Den 30. Mai
1909. GrhmaltHcI Snlmiot, SO Snbre ali, sc
!iebicr GNlte Der neritorbcten Caroline Gdltiot.
Sic yecroi9una fiuoct am WiittmuhI, Htnhntll
tags H3 ltbr, bon fctHCr &SnbllllA. Nr. 1ul9,
SitosG bnrless Strabe, aus itutt. Netictlin9 prl'
putlm ant Der Baltimore GeI1etcrp".
G1l-&
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Ncrnnnrn NnhncfClO.

IS iturb an 20. Wtui 1909 in ocr 2So6utlG
ieincr @ltcrn. 4r. 81, &DrosSouOsS Str, Scrus
barb !GGbnciclo, gc!iCbter Sobn pom 1crnIdllll
lII0 SIGa 0ubnelclo. Sic yecrol9l19 tlnott
am Wiuntnn, Itu0lnitiuqa , llbr. OolI obeliqt
nnnlicr 9SobuHnQ ans ituit. RttlcbIIil9 AM oer
Baltimore GentetCrO" N0O-l)
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,Sud),u. =. 9lluuiin5 Wcore 9nt,
~ - ~
y. 60. III.

s. faro am 2s. Mai 1909 Der oudlw. Y.
~9tlUpTuv WcorD 2ue, 6. &c. n. gle .Neerbt
GuiG iinoct am 1irnitnH, Den }init 1899,
9ombnrosS irnBe. aus ildtt. 6cterlt6te Seelens
amt I'M 10 llbr MturNcIe. N. ". y"
ticpsWorf mo Bolton 3citun1cll ltoqclt Ges
iilIQIt cUpircn.) O5u-2l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
s@crfanf.

-nnf-
Monumcnicn, 8rabitciucn ine Statuen.
ga iutr ous Gdger6uus 9tr. 223, Noro'
g~6arlessStrdbe, bc3ugeu buber, nerocH mir oul
gun5e Eager an Suno am alien Yldbe, Hr. 7f6,
gpeft. Baltimore Strahe, 81 allencDmli6 nteorl'
gen 4reiict pertduten.
&. Sil9artncr & Cons.
(9(prlItlO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Houlanbs tiir.tiide 9Gbcr.
GGnitnGlr,@ebdube 9uitant srgcn. etets pifsn'
NinrM Nnrth.

G5 itar6 an 80. Mai 1909 MHrn eGrtb, sc.
c|rniqiug itrbct am Gtcn1tnO, glnhutittugS I'M
la3 llbr. bon tbrer }SobmlnN. ar. 1870, 9'orOs
@aD. Strafc, ans auf Der baltimore Gculeler0"
itDtt Lbl-Dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Surrninc.

Maleriih. - Rar.ar:iG. Srtchlfdt.
@eiili6 bon gSalbroot cine ltno cine babe
Meile. .gIpunt SOl!ps &lggonS nno Hprralnc'
9suqgons oireft bis 6um GlnGanD. Neioe Ses
ler6one. StaotBlreaH I'M oritten 6lur oeS
linton I%rltft"s@. D0iIoc5, Gbarles. nno Sanette'
StraBe. I.Hrpt# '(Uiai4, lS,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Yrof. Gunbprp, Or. meS., bcntid)cr
arSt, Baltimore, Mo., 62S 9'uro.G alpcrt.s Ctr.
SpeSin 1T iilr Suuts, Wascu', Scr5s nho
3eruen.2ciocH. gue SugebpeeneH 1rnnibeitcn
nlrd reue Oietbohen gebeilt; ale Spliren aus
aemerSt: 40 Sabre erlulareiber 3raris; gdruil.
tirt. Spreditlnbeu 9-t2. 2-4 riio %
9iadmn. MinH iprcde Dor ober idreibe.
fNinioD--1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Sifln 4 3eiler,

gudfoIeer bon g.. Stanee,.
2etdrnGcitattcr uno Gtnbai1dmtrer,
Gr. 403, Glib Sulie.Strakc..
Saocltuic Webicnnug. Wln6ige Yrciir. 6. &
Y. Ybunr, sSclic 1888; Mo., ~gstueipr 230;
SipeigsNlrcuu; sir. 100, 2. Giraffe Siehlono'
tu,pn. e. & z. S8plfe 1922. (pidr5t2. 7Ofte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
Selrlgegun9eiL
God ~unpergeiien!

Sn Ybilahelpbia 1T Scr
8erfebr Der StroBenbobnen ourd)
ben Sirife Der Gonollfteure nn0 MO
torleute iaIt g6n5lid) lobm 9eleGt.
Cine unnngenebme HiineIt Seid)ec.
fung fir Die @robItobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

3m olftuuicn6 Tormtm
sic emit olS frl1htbncc@ mo mertb.
poles GiAcntbum gotten, iolen I'M
Stootc 9tem- PORT broh licgcu. 0ic
Sobne uno Sod)ter Der often Sorntcr
5ogeltiu Dir GtGotp, iprldjc ibuen @e-
l~cgcntcifGn un0 Standardization DO
ten, Die cine qr6Berc Nu5iebungsfroft
ouSiibtcn, ais oos einiomc 2ono-
lcb2n. (9uii. Gcnlofr.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Scnotor Omen upu Sflos
bona bat il Ser Hptltll0c 0c2 0ul.
bcS.aupitoIS cine RcOc Dor ser
Sruilcnucrbinoiun9 DNbrobom Gin
coin Circle" gcbnlteL III Der 2r CT
fl1rte, ouB ooS Sono zines ucitcll
Silcoln benDtbigc, INN Die nmeiBcll
Sflopcn" bon bclltc 5u bcfreien. Iii
Belt Ser itmor6cu Stloucrci Dor Dem
Silr9crtrieAc babe lid MIR mcniN
bon Der ipeiben Stlop2rci unicrcl
Gage u1terld)icocll. llno bod lit il,
Scr Enrii Hepiiion itets oie Hcoc ga.
polL Nob ca scr onerlfoniihc Nrbci.
fer iouirl better babe, oils orocrc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

&onioS lit aon5 trodcn.
9lld bic 2lpntbcfer oiiricu nid)t eiu-
mai Gr5tIidc Hc5eptc oll9iiibren, net
DE olfoboliidc 3ui0Bc bobcn, Ger
YForu0rupb eli" miro obcr trob cite.
Dem IN Strait blcibcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Ger Gorif modt Sort
lhrittc nu6 obcn. Ger 3ol mi
@eritc lit bon 25 olti 80 Geuta pm
@rihcl erb0bt morOen. @opicn ioa
20 GcntS 3oa bringcn, itott mic bis
her II Gents, mo ser Sol ouf &nr-
t%offeln lullroc Don p olli 10 Gcnt5
pro @uidcl erb0bt. GiC 9rolter f0n.
men lid iiir bic Gertbcucruug ibrcr
9rouitoiIc Gel &rll. Nlorid ulo ici.
ncr &ohSoQ-Gliqllc be6nltNl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31
2yer6eGerts Sfiegengitter.

@ebcn Gle bcn Iuiirae, S6r Saus nit 6Iie'
~neueften Slic0e1rGitt ers Renter uno s2biiren ee'
ieben mo ben Yreis %eciabren hubet, sic ba'
ben nubcr ocn NcrtbeiIcn anbcrer %iutere neiles
rio, tie eInpur 5i Siebcn. mo flenIlen ME in
teuficm gSeiter. tlnfibertroiiene grbeit.
@prtbiuatuu Mplcr Sercen So.,
Nr. ia. SitsGaliimoresSn. Ybone $3.50 q. y.
(Nlui7. 19GD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

OxHe iar's AusIanb belprsf q. saaiut, 41o
pks6attinsresety. uate 0ahsn psaie.Apesa&
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Mnt. Smtler,
Coutraftor unb Sduunternebmer

223 gspro.S nlurrt'S trabe.
seferen5en: 8iH. Niurtein Y 60. Srrneet.
eentbumS.Mtafler; Cigar y. Mtler, fen, sea,
pitall,t; e. NJ. 2elnp Wlfs. Co.; gSnl. @tsriel
4 Con gleTYinas98erfe; ". 3. 0%iabtner; Sr. g.
&. SreDer, 8nhs mo @b~eiter'Str.; Sniniel v
abortion & GpbI, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(Srab--l
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l~lIarvlane. 1nititut.

Sabrcoidluis1 c:er Der SnnIt. NIB Sci6ncn'
sdnls, ySbc 9Nrie," "Sieuitaa, ben T.. Snnt,
S ilbr Mbcuoe. eluiprnhe pon Sr. Sra 3emien,
3riIioent Der ,SubnS Supfins' uniuertitdt"
&cribcilure Der Siplomeu, GenbpSps uro Sniti'
tutsErimieit, Sreberid 8uines9ieoaiIe, ala'itns
WicSaiuen unb sWieooiue. SrbeitersDiiltt
u19,5t-2)
9tusiieIuug Der Irbcitrn Der S1gliugc Der
auuIts uno 3eiduru.S d,nle inn leetcu Sabre int
Wipunt .8ebdubc ant Mttttiuudl, Spuncr'
itaa nuo Srcitng, ben ., 3. nno 1. Sunt, bon
10 llbr Murgcns Bis 10 llbr Nberos. Sintritt
irei. Sas FubIiium lit ein9cIuocu.
GIQ ht-D
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Sermiidte aaseisea.
ciratbS=8eiu

Sine 9Siitpe in miitlercn Snbrer. nit eilts
eci 0unoert Dollars &adrgelo, lnht Die Nes
ianrii6uit nit einem Widune i'm leibeIt Nlter
uno pleinen 8crbdliniiicu. lliau uoreittre:
,s. 322," EentideT Gurrcipunoent
I1IO-h
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Suhn Serluia e Guhn.

Gr. 2003, Orleans. StraRe.
!Spciggeimnit. 9:r. SO. GaiternsNUenue,
Stoblanbtu,pu, S%nltimpre.G unntn.
gSir baden in interer iangei 9etbdftsprarts
glrnl mo 8eib b%eeroiai. Silto NIT ~9erireen,
ieri tiir God6eiiet, llnterbalmltsen linh aIloere
@eleaenbeiieu. 9eioe Saepboiie. (Nidi2S,1O
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2puount9Sa rfsGrmrtrrp.

9Ilredu: slr. n; aleifs suratu8 as 5traee, nib
3onptGinnaug: .Sreberif.3luap.
@egrdbiifsbiige non $254dii inter beit1notger
meroeIt I'M XrcibBntS am SauptsStngang .ges
funoeu. Infer gleett miro, uellll Getoiinlbt
Ouriprcbeu. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

Sad Ser n It immnng / III
Senot, ooB Der nGutA STANDARD"
(bic aloiiifi5irung oes 3udcrs nod
Sarbc, cine gnni pcrdltete uno ltl-
5%iiuerlGiiigc Wctbooc) b~eibebaltcn
pcroen ioa, iinb Die glfticn oea 3ilf-
fer. SrlitS iofort NM iilni Flnfte &c.
itiegcu. Werft ooS golf nod INNER
nid)t, meldc Sntereilen bel Ser berrs
ihcnocn Clique i'm Senot obcnon
itebcn, unb ueiicn Sold,en olti Soften
beS Bottles geiiiat perbcn? Iber ooS
omerifuniid)c Tolf bat Sd)oiSgeonlo
unO lGBt lid bon ieinen @eicbgeberll
hehunbuocn mo rlpien. @p ionit
nod meroen Die TplfSintereIicn 10
riidiihtSlpa oen SelbitintcrcIien &c
! opicrt?
Nus Con It ontinopcl 10 +
| gcmelbet, Dab iid bel Der Gurd)
iut,una ser 9lrd)ipe ollcrlti Gurd)
iictcrcien ergeben bGtten. Ter iran
5oliife 9otid)aiter Contains bobe Dor
Der tiirfiihen Iegierung mpnotlid
2o00 tiirfiihe Eiuno (4200 Collars
! ertaIten. Der ruiiiidc Sotihaitcl
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Baltimore GerictcrU.

Srontltn Siog., Baltimore II. Gurtbftr.
Ae9rdbniOpIiG5 5Hil Scrinul - bon $25 an,
WinrrrorpiuitcIl ubgcgrcn5t $50. 9tniilll
liir bier @rdber, Srcie VenlBung Der 9npelle
tiir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. (Sunil6,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-31

HaiIe CUR 9eiic in's Inslano be-
iorst &, Saline, Wr. 4t3, Cf'Saiii'
murcitrafe, nabe Guitum Soaie I've.
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Yrliinent 0er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-15
A HUGE JOKE

In the first round of the fight for
tariff loot the lumber trust which has
maintained the best organized lobby in
Washington. scored heavily against the
forces of revision, says the Salt Lake
Herald. The duty on rough lumber is
put at 81, and the duty on finished
lumber is actually raised. Since the
importation of rr"gh lumber is next to
impossible. because of freight rates
against it, the lumbermen may congrat-
ulate themselves on the success of their
program.
Hides did not fare SO WELL because
the New England congressman who
opposed Il reduced tariff on lumber
wanted free hides for their shoemakers,
and voted accordingly. SO far as the
vote indicates anything, it shows that
the New Englanders, holding the
balance of power, are reasonably sure
to get what they want and they want
everything that will add to their con-
tariff on other sections of the country.
1t follows, therefore, that the lumber
men, comparatively few in number,
who own most of the standing timber
will be protected in their monopoly of
the domestic market, while the cattle
men of the west and the farmers of the
whole country, will sell their hides in
competition with the imports from
Mexico and South America unprotected
by any duty.
II is possible the senate may restore
the duty on hides in it's draft bill, but
that is unlikely SO long as Aldrich and
Lodge and Hale control the situation.
The only thing that could make them
yield OH this point would be Il combina-
ton of senators from the cattle reproducing
states too strong to bp withstood. In
any event. it is ,ccrtain the lumber duty
will not be changed from the house
bill, unless it is to make it higher.
Tariff revision. SD far, is ono huge Joke
on the consumer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-15
Matter OF Interest To
H0neSieaders OF This State

The following article, which is of vast
Importance to many in this state, has
been received from the Federal Land
office at the U. s. land Office in Carson
City.
"Gentlemen:-It has been brought to
the attention of this Office that lin
certain Offices applications for entry
under the enlarged homestead act of
February 10, 1909, Public No. PAS, are
being issued so that no misunderstood
ing may exist as to the rights of such
application.
The Instructions under this act have
been approved but have not us yet been
printed for distribution. The said
instructions, however, contain the
following:
From time to time lists designating
the lands which are subject to entry
under this act will be sent. you, and
Immediately upon receipt of such lists
you will note upon the tract books
opposite the tracts so designated. De
signated--Act February 10, 1900. Un-
til such lists have been received in your
office no application to enter should be
received and no entries allowed under
this act
You are therefore, directed that any
applications under said act, for lands
not listed, should be Immediately re-
jected and the parties notified that they
will gain no rights by the filing of such
applications or by appeal from the
rejection hereof. No rights whatever
can be acquired under said act, either
by application or settlement, prior to
the time the lists are received in the
local land Office.
THE instructions under this act will
be forwarded to you within a very few
days.
"Give this matter publicity by furn-
ishing same to newspapers for publica-
ton as a matter of news.
Very respectfully,
FRED BENNETT
Commissioner
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-15
Carson Mint Wants Bullion

The Carson mint has announced that
the doors of the house are again open
for the reception of gold from the
southern mines. The news of the re-
fusal of the former shipment acted as a
boomerang to the branch mint, which
found that tho shipments fell off to
such an extent that there was nothing
to keep the employees engaged.
Shippers took alarm and without any
statement began shipping their bullion
to San Fransiscofor treatment. Govern
or Colcord. the assayer in Charge, wrote
to Mr.. Leach, director III the mint ut
Washington, and has received an ans
wer that nothing can be done until
August, when the deficiency appropria-
ton is considered.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-15
Engine Blows Up

A remarkable wreck occurred last
Saturday night on the Salt Lake Route
near Gina, remarkable in that there
were no casualties.
The neaE engine at the head of q
string Of 40 loaded freight cars blew up
while climbing the grade. Both the
engineer and fireman were hurled from
the cab, the former for Il distance of
fully 80 yards. Both escaped with
hardly IL bruise.
When the forward engine exploded
the ''pusher' plowed on through the
cabOOSe. Fortunately for the three
men in the caboose, the engine nosed
under the car lifting it bodily, the
wreck falling clear of the track on
either side.
Superintendent r. p. Cullen and
General Passenger Agent T. c. Peck,
who were at Nipton returning from
Searchlight, hurried to the scene of the
wreck and directed the clearing of the
track.-Scarchlight Bulletin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-04-15
STENINGER
The Painter
Business Locals.
The Painter

Lamoille will turn the eagle loose on
the Fourth this year.
For Sale-A good work team. In
quire at Thompson's livery stable.
Two Thousand Cedar fence posts for
sale. Inquire ut this Office for partic-
ulars.
For Rent-A furnished room in good
location. Suitable for one or two gentle
men. Apply at this office. y
Wanted-Small second hand cook
stove in good condition. Commercial
Tailors. one door east of Hotel Clifton.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DR.. Gill;
land ''the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko
Wanted-A reliable young man, not
afraid of work. One with some ex-
perience in grocery business preferred.
Apply to Elko Mercantile Co. II
Pete Jially has first-class house mov-
ing outfit and is prepared to do all work
in that line He will also do other odd
jobs, such as digging wells, hauling,
etc, etc. e
Lost-Somewhere on the streets of
Elko Monday afternoon y$1S.75 in gold
and silver. The person returning all
or any part of said sum to. this Office
will he suitably rewarded.
Charles Strossi has opened the
Swiss American restaurant at the
Silver 2 Brick. He invites all his
friends to patronize him. Good meals,
good service and reasonable prices.
Miss Gclbart will present an operetta
called "The Toy Makers Dream" at the
Opera House, Friday, April 80, for the
benefit of the Presbyterian Sunday
School. Tickets, reserved seats 81 90:
general admission - cents.
All kinds of cement or concrete work.
including sidewalks, digging cellars,
foundations, etc, will be done accord
ing to specifications by George Dixon.
Eighteen years experience at this work
Is my guarantee. Inquire at the Silver
Brick. ~