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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

GnOli d) eripi d t. - Gem go
ll5llten Golliop gelollg cS gciterlr
abeno, ben 80 Sabre alten Sobn %.
Wilc BON Hr. FIG, Hipcrlioe apenllc,
81 eupilfenL gcgerl Den bereitS an
Is. Ie5ember lestcn SSobres Der 30
moligc Eoli5ciri6ter @orlono eincl1
Saftbcfebl allSiteIlte, Der iid ober ieit.
Dem elmer Serboftung 81 cnt5iebell
0cwilBt bate. @iie lit bcid)uloigt,
olgcblld) Scrrn Com. SloIbcQ bon
Nr. 237 Siio.9onoitr, ocn 9ctrog
BON ST. nnteridlogen SIT boben.
Jlolbel nil Dem gngciduloigten
letncr Belt ouS @clb gegebcn BADEN,
nm NIT oemielbeH SGiier 5il foltien.
Ireibricmen fiir Sobls
leoer. Inter Der Yei6uloigllng,
einen Srei6rielncit in ser Sobrif Der
vSoutb Baltimore Steel Gar orlb
6ounOrp Company" in Curtis 9np
lllttDlDtll9 6erld)lltftclt SIT bobel,
lpilroc Der in Der g(nlage beid)Gftigt
9clucienc Wii6oel Sigan g~citern bon
5fid)ter Eotec in 9rnoflpn be1 8roB.
9c'd)porcne1 geacn $1,000 9iirgi6oit
iibcrpie'clr. 9ei %ieiilcr @crboitulg
ourd) Den Goli5iitcn Sdruls gab Der
iunge Mann an, OaB ieinc Sticicl.
loblen 5erriiien geiueien ieieil nllo CT
Den lrci6rierncn 5cridnitten babe,
I'M icilw Sticfel bomit 81 bciob(cn.
y eronalnoti5. = Sr. Aug.
Etcll, elmer Der prominentclten Ieut-
Id)en 9oltinlore's unb iriibercr Erd.
iiOcnt ocs n@ermanin. MGnnerd)ors",
licgt III iciner @obnitilg, at Der Gdc
Don 8arriiol. uno 9eef.gpe., @ol.
broof, III fritiideim 3uitanOe oarnie.
Der. Ger Shtperfrnnfe, ipeld)er be-
rclts ln IS. 2ebenSiabrc itebt, leioct
on elmer Complication bon aranfbei.
ten ilnb elmer idiperen Nierenelt5iin-
Dung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
8uuucrncnr Snabcs nntcrlic9t.

NIbnnn N..0, -. 4priI. -
Ter StoatS icnot nobm bclttc Abcn0
nit 80 gegcn II Stimmcu Den De
ridt bcs Sulti5.9omitc'5 9cgcn Die
Sinmons@recn-9i i an. Gicie ipe.
5ieQ ponl @ouucrncltr NlgbeS bciiir.
mrrtcte 9ia, lpcId)c Oircftc Npmino-
ton Ser Selotorc1 i0rocrE iolltc, lit
bicrnit cnogiiltig obgetbou. SIC @cg-
ner Scr SorIogc crflGrcn. lire Nm.
nGbme mcroc beiOc Hnrtcicn Dem po-
litiihcn 9anfcrott iibcrontportcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
GrfplgreidJc ltntcrbaltnna.

Inter Den Nnlpl5tcu Der nQilltunl
9Iio Niiociotiou" in ser n9pric-
Soue." - Gic @cieuihoit bcitebt
aus 9mgcItclltcu Der 6irmn
Stcluort Il So. - Sin Ball
iolgt Der llntcrDoltun0.
llntcr hen ItIpi5ien ser .Nhltuol
Nio Niiociotion" Ncrcn Otitglieoer
S(u1citellte Der Girnto Stcmart
& So. iinbi iol1O Nciteru NbcuO
IN Der n2pric" Der FINITE i6brlide
llnterboltungS NbcnO nit nod,iol-
gcuocm 9oll itatt. Ter gcrGlmige
Snol mar bis 5ltr G~oiilulg9truit &c.
fiiQt. Gas arrangements sGomite
bate Cit u~or5itQIjdJca Yrpgromm
oligeitcllt, oclicn Nunumcru nit rel,
dem 9cifull altfgcuOmmell mllrbcll.
Die &opelc bea picrtcn &e1imlcnta
ultcrbiclt Die Grihicncncn nit cini.
gen Sclcftioncu mo l~ieicrtc .l,u1
Gltrdiiibrung 0ca &ouocpiQc-Tro-
groruma bic San5muiif. 9oa Ero.
grnnm icbtc lid mic folgt 5ltiout-
men: Ouucrtilrc bon 2ompc; sc
@urron" Der nmitcri0ic Monm;
Sat Cttenbcimcr." ciu iiioiiher
aomo0iuut;" n&obn :. WcGorliu 4
Gn." in elmer iomoi2n Sfij5c nWip
Siitcr'S @cou;" Srl. Mou HodcI,
9cionglihcr &ortroQ floiiiidcr 81
Icftionen; Ser Nhilip 4. Slnitb III
ctnigcll llcllen GoupIct3 mo 5Gr3cu,
oiiiitirt bon oen Grla. emma @roou.
Siuion &. @robonL Glii, @ittidl
6Iorcnce 9rolun, ella Sailor, Map
StcomS, Saoie 6oQou. 9eiiic Gcol,
Guo aranlcr, Wnrgorct Siibcr,
Seattle Mllrrnp ulo 2loo McGoulcp;
SEER &onta NoinQ, cir oclltid)cr
&onlooiant; Serr &oruou @oOiren
cin mlSqe3eihnetcr Monolilt; Sri.
Wolc Sittle i'll ciniQen @ciongioli,
be9lcitct BON Sri. Noie Plates.
Gle @onlite'n Worcn Doh bcu fol.
9cnbcn @erren beicbt; ). N. Nemitt,
=. e. Stcinfonp, 5. $. &. Suller,
Scnrp Weper, 9. Wtorgu. hilbert
9ennctt, Gbriitopbcr @oQIcir. 9u6ert
Se6, San1eS NOom$, @eQinaton
Hiogcwop, G0mor0 Shortobon Non.
mono 9raop, Sacur @ofimon mo
@enrp 6int. Gle 9conltcn ocS Ser.
Gins limo: GrGiioent g.. $. NQtL
Wice'Fr1iiocltt !. Vi. Nelpitt, Sd,ob-
meiItcr s. Is. Steintnmp, Scfrct6r
:. $. &rllmn1, Gireftoren: IS. g.
Eoit. Sri. grunn 9rolrer, :. S. 6.
Sollcr, &. i. Soc, s.. 2. Noplor,
6ronf Mteoro, ". e, aubnloul uno
Geo. Hlliielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
@orbcrcitnngcn Der urganiiirtcn
Trbcitcr fir bic uGdItcn
Sunorcfmnblcn.

ga bingtum Sc, 10. Nlpril.
- In Der bclltiBcn Sibung Oea Gre.
t%litiuratba Scr o6cOcration Of 2o6or"
mlrOe bcihIolicn, bcn orgoniiirtcn
arbcitcrn mo oIlen Hciorm-Glemcu.
ten ilber6oupt 5l cnpicblelL, lid fiir
oic n0d)Itc GongrcBmobl 81 riiitcn,
nm oaiiir 5rt lorgen, bub Sclltc in Den
GongrcB eruGblt mcr0eI, lueIfc @c-
lctc SIT @unitcn Der orgoniiirtcn Mr..
setter bc1iiniti1cn. Cen @lrbcitcrn
mtr6c audi 9ctbcili1unQ al Dem Nu.
tlonol.GongrcB sur 60r6cruug OcS
Mcltiricocl2, mcld)cr i'm ltdd)ltcnMoi
II, Chicago o~bgcboltcn mcrocn loll,
C%mpioblcn. E~rGiiocnt WonlpcrS III.
tcrbrcitctc cin Shrcibcu bca @cllc.
rol.Gomitt'S Scr %oclltid)cn @epcrf.
ld)oftelL mcldjcS Snnpotbic fir 0ic
@~cItrcbln1cn Der 6cOcrotion i'm ,Sn.
%tcrciic Der Ercb. mo GeDcirci(rit
0uBcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
YrfgerIttclt.
Gle Nrobibitiona . Sclucguag uuO sic
SrQucrcibcligcr ocS Siiocu3.

SrQllcrctbcIgcr oc3 Sltocl13.
Ncm Orleans, Ga, 10. Npril.
- Gic rSmltbcrn 9rGuers' 9liiocius
tion" bot bier III ibrcr &obrcslitung
bcn biabcri9en ErGiiOcntcu bcS Scr.
borocS, Soprencc Snboder bon 9tem.
Orleans, micoer crluGblt. St icincm
SabreSberld)t filbrtc Er0iiocnt So
bChcr aus; oSdon nlli n1icrcm lett.
iGbri0cn Gonoclt bobcn mir oic
StGrtC Ser Nrobibitiou@portci mobl
%crfun1t, jc0ob 0ic MogIid)feit ibrcS
GriolgCS ImtcrihGbt. Sin 8cpci5
boiiir lit bo9. Nrobibitionagcicb IN
Gcnnciicc, mcldcS obnc GinmiliArng
rcS &olte5 mo iibcr oo8 gercd)tc uno
rGtriotild)c Gcto 0cS pnr5il0lldcn
Souucrncltra Mnlcolm q. 4otterion
ullgcnomlncn mllr0c. Sd itinlmC nit
bcnl bcruorraBcn0cn Solunolilten
&cnrD MotcrIoll poll &cntltdp Oobiu
llperetll, oaB Serldllo, Der mr. 0lc
GoniiS5irlung lnicrcS GigentbumS
otne grtid0oiNrung itimntt, nlld) ga.
fiIr itinnncn luiirbc, ms om Mortcr.
piabl obne Ero5ciiirlng pcrbrcmlcn
ST laiicn. &cm cine 2lnjobl Ncrio.
nel lid) 5ll Dem 3mctc Der &crnid).
tlung bon Gi9cntbum mo Der @elGiti.
aurl9 ocS SoItc@ o~raNniiirt, ici cS in
6orm elmer Trobibition$belpc0un9
oocr ais .No6trcitcr," 10 MAIDEN iic
iid) nod) mcincm Goiiirboltcn Scr
&cridw6rlm0 iGuIoig mo ioaten lrrr-
ter 9ntluge Dor 8erid)t 9eiteIlt lpcr-
Ocn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
Nns Den @rrcincn.
Ser ~Gcrmqniaf % da1ulplc,rhor" iibt fiir
iciIl Sdllt6 Gpulcrt.

w "VtllIulllu7 VtuNHGrp0f ltpt M
icin SdlInbs Gpujert.
ltntcr Scitung bon Yroi. (beo0ol
@cnlbcrgcr iibtcn bic 9ftiucn ocs
o@crmnntu Mdnnerdpra" neiterlr
Gb0rc iilr Gas Gn0c Npyil l~tottfill.
ocnoc Sd)hlB.GouBcrt cin. Sn ou
@cid)GitaiiBung in meId)er ErGii0cnt
Sobn &o'IntonH Sen &oriib iiibrtc,
lnitrocn Torbcrcitutgcn fir ooS Con.
5crt ge%truficn mo bic G~inlpbut0 ocp
yNrlon" ullgCnonnlcll. IoS Gonlitc,
lucld)c@ bcuuitragt porocn luor, PR.
rongcment8 III Hcip-Oorf iiir 0oS
S%0ngcrfcIt III t~rcifel1, bcrid)tctc, OaII
Der Tr0libcnt boS .Sotcl l)orf"
an Der Gdc BON 86. StrnBc uno I.
Nucluc onl Mittiuod IN Yoltimrre
NOR ino init ben Gomitc.Wit0lit0crl
cinc!l Gontrnft iiir 200 @Gltc ob9e.
i6loIicn babe. Gn8 0otcl lit MIR 10
Wilnltcn Dont nWuOiion SQuore.
Gor6cn" cntiCrnt mo MODERN Cillocs
rihtct. @r. Sobn q. 9cdcr mar Gor.
IiBer oeS Gomitc'2.
M pjurt Do dnnCrdo T."
Scr Observation-Disclosures" no6nl
in lcincr 9eitrigcn Sinaitunoe inSrn.
Sob. 5. 8oQmer'S tSaQe an ser Or.
lcall9' utb GhapelitroBe urltcr Gel.
tlng bon Hrof. George ". F0blmun
ncbcn otocrcn Gb0rcn icin ErtiHlieo
iiir ooS SGngcricit Ollrd). Ser Sin0.
Itun0c iolgtc cine frr5c @cid)ditSiit.
sung, in iucld)er Gorbereitungcn fir
cincn Gn0c Wni itattiinocuoen Nus.
ilug nod Gettysburg ~gctroifen ullo
5uet poiiipc Miitgliebcr ouigcnonl.
men lulrbcn. Cine Ginluouna 0cS
@ciongpercinS nNrion" lpuroe o.lges
ltonlllcli.
Nd clooic."
Sie gcitrige SingItu1oc ser ,Oic.
loOie", lpcldc int S~ercinSlofol al, Ser
6orreIt. mo Solp.S trnbc itottinnb,
crfrcutc lid zines ouBergcm0bnlid)
gnten gcildcs. @eiibt ipllroen ullter
2eitlrng bon Erof. s. aorollls Gborc
iiir OnS Hem- Dorfer SGngerfeit. Ger
Singituroc iolgtc sic iiblidc Uc-
id)dftsiitlulg. III lueldcr %Giuloorutgen
bonn oIrioll" mn Serrlt Is. Gpring
cntgcgctgenorlmen ipltrOcn. Sir
Den WoinllSfllg lpltroe ein 9~(rrungcs
mentS. Gornitc .crllonnt, bcItcbclo aus
Oclt Scrren Sofo6 &ieB, Srorj Slls
ran, Sobn Scrtcl, 8ultop Starf uno
Sobn @eorg gogcl. Serr SuIiuS
0oper mlroe beailftrngt, in Den ll1d).
item (agen cine Heiie nod Nelp.Dort
5u untcrllcbmclt UNI BORT ein SGn.
gcrfeit-S fir Den 8erein
5u bclegen. Gum Sdlub Der Scr.
%Ion1mlung forocrte Yraiibel1t Tieiicr
Die Ginger oui, lid oil Der beutigen
Trobe Der Ser. Sanger" pon5Gblig
5l betbeiligcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

glctd) Die Sllngtiirfen cinc WoioritGt
III Der &onuncr BADEN, itcllten iid
MIR 1873 Wiltalicoer eIn, mo Oieie 9ln-
jabl rcId)te llidlt 81 cinenl Quorum
bin. Auf &orldlnq bcS nclten Erdii-
ocntcn Samnil &emol Gen airg oic
&ornner IN @tbeimliBulo, II. nubm
oortl cilcn @cihlub an, mcldcr boS
Neltltot Der Grbcburg i'm Iagcmci.
llen biIligt nnO bic &croficntlidulig
Der Proclamation OeS SllltunS IN
alien Gbeilcn ocS Rcid)eS nnpronct.
Iut mad Con ituntinopcl!
@crlin, 10. Npril. - Gincr Spe.
jioIocpeidc aus Snloni6i SIT 6olge
boben Die oortigen Slntgtiirfen III
elmer MISUNDERSTANDING mirflid
bcIdlolieL 0uS brittle N(rnncccorpS
1lud) GonItontinopcl morihircn 81
loIIcn, mo 5luon5ig @otoiQonc iirO
bcrcita 81 Oieiem 3mct mobiliiirt
morOcn. Sic @oDnNcicQidoft bot
Sctcbl crbaltcn, ollc bisponibeln
&uogonS iiir oel transport Der
Srlippcn nod Der Nouptitoot sur
Gcrrilglulg 5t I%tclcn. So5ic Ben miro
bclItc ?lbenO nit 10000 TrcipiQigcn
in SoIonid)i crportet. Slue @citGftc
limb BORT I'M StodCll.
Nngcblthc T~cOoltc in
Nlbnnicu.
Vcrlin 10. NCpril. - 3pci bic.
lige 3citunger mel0en oen NuSbrltd
elmer Geuoltc IN Der tiirfiid)en Eros
pirj Nlbnnieu. 0ic ierbiide Hcgics
RUG bat bic Gcrtrcter Der WGdtc in
%clBroo bcllodyridtigt, BOP iic in Pin.
bctrad)t Der acknowledgement Gage an
Der icr6iidcn Siiogrcnjc 3ruppcn
aus 9tiid mo Srorio uno an Ole
@rcn5c OcS Sanoifofs Nopibojar be.
rrocrt bat.
@orcmnpfin WirO S8moI@.
fits u q d olgcr.
FctcreburA, rs. Npril. - Scr
Getersburqcr Correspondent oe9
rNailD Sele0ropb" mcl0et, Scr 95or
babe bic Aboonful9 Sswolafi'a ais
Niniiter bes IlsnGrtigcn u~cceptirt
ul0 Srn. 8orcmnptin 81 itinem
Naffol9er crnonnt. @oremnutin mar
friiber Eremier unb Wiuiitcr ocS >Slt.
lcrclt. Gr modlt sur 3cit cine <r
i'll @teSboben 6urd, mo SSmolsfi
muroe biabcr ollrd) Die tiirfiitc &riiia
perbinoert, icin Mint nicoer5ulegen.
Ecit in 9euti do it ofrifu.
9erIin 10. Npril. - Nod)rid,.
ten, ncIdJt DEM IltsmGrtigeu Nnltc
ans Gcltld]s Sitnfrifo juQcgonQau
limo, CrgebcL Dab 60 So0esiGac an
Der EeIt i'm 9iitrift Muur5u, iiiOlid,
bon Siftoriu Npan5oiee, cingctreten
iino.
&urjc anbcl0cped DE n.
@iI6ur @rig6t moftc geitcril
leillcn crltcn Ncroplnnilll0 olli ocm
GcntScclc'6clo bel Honl, ino oericlbc
inar ein uoaitGnoigcr Grfclg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
Hcidjcr in Hciu.Dorf?
Soa lid iuco9nito in Scr .Siticitc olli-
bolten. - @o9 9umOcanloridoQ
Scrnbor0 io9t.

9erlboro Iogt.
Ncm Yorf, 10. 9lpril. $780, <
Der Gillette bcrridt bctrGhtlid)ca
Nuilcbcn in ISolgc Der gtnd)ridjt, boB
lid Der nlt5 @icn pcrouftctc @ltd)crs
fonig 6ricOrid) Hcid)cr OorI oufb1lt.
Mcifcr lit cine nm Die Gdc gcgongcilc
9Sicncr 9crilbmtbcit, On cr iultcr Dem
Nnnlcn Der yaonig Der @lld)crcr" be.
fGmnt mar. nod frilbcrcn Wittbci=
lllngen lit cr AnfungS bicicS Monuts
CTS Der oltrcid)ild)cn anilcrltoot NIT
Sintcrlolilng bon Sd)ulbcn IN Sobe
bon piclcn Millionen aronen Dcrouf.
tct. Gr ioa lid tod Amcrifn &c.
f!iid)tct bobcr, ino cs lit leid)t mog.
lid), DAP Der yaonig" inter itreng-
ltcm Sncognito oer5eit in Ncm.0orf
mcilt. Gurd] Iertrcter Der Ereiie iou
poiitip icitoeitelt mcrocn icin, ooB
&eider IN lester 3eit b0niig I'M oGafc
9oulepuro" aeicben wilroc.
Als Mnrid)oQ Bernhard bcjiiglid)
Geifcr'S interpeQirt mrroc. crfldrte
er, er miiic lebr mobl, ooB Rcihcr iid
ticr nltfbolte, on obcr Die 9imoesbe.
Doroc feline sluIforoerulg erbultcn
babe, gcgel ben Mann por5ugeben,
fonnc Der gunaesnlnrIhall natiirlid)
rid)ts tblrn. Mud Die ginnunoe.
rungscborbc f5nne feline S6ritte
tflL 10 lan8c nid)t Orii6cn cine
Stroion5eiae eritottet uno Sl ibrcr
&erntniB gcbraf)t worocn ici. IS ici
ober foiim 5i crluartcn, ba oic ungc6.
lid @eid}ibigtcn %oiientar @riinoe
.5nm Stiaid)meigcn bGttcn mo Die &c.
borocn cs mobl nid)t ungcrl geiebcn,
rnB Geidlcr nlislpunocric.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
9ics Iaatet aubers.
Hnbc in GOnitantiuopel nod langc
nidJt bcrgcitcllt,

@cicDlSbobertcimcS tiirfiidcns dIoft-
idifies pllroc geltetN bon Ma
rincioloutcn nor ocn YilOi5-&a-
loit acIpnd)t. - Gr battle Der Or
bcbung ieinolid) gegcnilbcr &C.
Itoubeu. - Gin Warld) oc3 brit
ten g(rmcecorpS BON SaIonihi
nod, Der Souptitaot un9cbrobt.-
9sod,ridten iibcr Moiiafre III
Mcriiuo morcn iibcrtricben.
Gin ncller ruiiiidcr Miniitcr 0cS
9nslpGrtigcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
Sutcl6ranb nmb 2cbcnsucrlnit.

Scranton, ga; Is. gpriI. =
Seorlaro Grange fam beiltc bel Der
@inniferung Oes ,%2adomanno . So
tcI5" 81 Hcm.Niilioro nnl'S 2e6cn.
Hllocrc8aItc cntgiugcil MIR nit fllap.
per Notb Dem Sooe. Gas SebGloe
total 5critort uno Scr @erluit
beldnft lid allf etna $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
gricffaltcn.

Giuil. Sn9cllicur. - 9tllr Niirgcr
Der Gercinigtcn Stonttn f0nncn in
Den bobcrcn Stcllcn bel Dem 9oll
Oca Fo1lamn&nllola Nnitclhrna CT.
lon90l. Iitd) nlti Den Ybilippillen
ipiiroc cit gllaldnOcr idluerliG Mt
Itcuullg crlongclh f0unlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17
an ,Sorpa trnt oeItern Gin II

-Sn Sorpa trat eeItern Gin vgnti.
Salometon5-@ eiee" in aroft. Gas.
lelbe lest @ei6ngniBbaft oils Straie
auf a1e pun5iiftise, unnnitGnoige
mo unreine Shauipicle, 11rje u,o
anfiiibrungen dtseuo pelber grt
Gus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

Ginem 9crift oes Staots. Steuer.
Gomntiii1rs 5it Tolge iino lett Ser
ON I. SUM lcstcn SnbreS S~ntrait.
tretltng Der nelien GorporotiorSs8 e.
Iete $50 Gorporotioncn incorporirt.
499 lplirocn NIT aasital uno 131 of.
lie aopitol gcgriinbet. 70 Iroseut
oerieIben iiuo 9altimorcr Corpora.
tionen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-17

WuB 0rei Wonatc Drum
III en. 49, 81 orei Wonoten @cidng.
nib unO s. Stroie nlib Soften Der.
urtbeiltc Nid)ter lpion III Der moro.
iueItliden Toliiciitotion geiterlToe
beS tb1tlifct Nngriiis b~eifu6igtci,
II Sabre olten Neger SbonlnS Cor
nell BON gtr. 1888, Eorrii6.gllep. Der
Selfulnigte bate Dem Neqcrfnabcll
Tlopo Stooe bon 9tr. 1929, Horo.
%6nlhounitr, am Iienitng ludbreno
zines @ortipehielS 1ngeblih elmer,
Steit all Den aopi gelporien linb ibln
zine gef1brlidle 8erlesung an Der
Babe beigebrad)t.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-06-10
.L|NOEbERG DES|STS IN CONTEST WITH
 RUSSIANS
WILL ABANDON RICH GOLD WORKING IN SIBERIA WHICH
 WERE SEIZED

SEATTLE, June 9.-Jafet Lindebero Nome millionaire, who also owns rich california mines, announced today that he had given up his contest with fhe Russian government over the seizure of his claims and gold in the Andadir country of Siberia, and would make no further effort to mine in Siberia.
 Lindeberg, who incorporated the Pioneer Mining company, had pros- pectors out for months until they struck rich diggings on Nadeau creek. where they took out $lO,OO0 in eighteen days. The Russian governor of the province, getting knowledge of the American's success, sent a gun boat to L'ndeberg's camp, where the officers seized the $l0,000 of dust and a large qaantity of whalebone.
 The seizure was made for alleged vio- iation of the terms of the concession under which sale of gold was to be made only to the Russian government. which was to receive half the net profits also. Lindeberg protested that he had not had chance to offer his gold for sale and demanded some recompense. but the governor refused.
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per cent. Two other raises show the existence of sulphides above the Gem, of about the same tenor as that of the winze
 A carload of ore recently shipped to the Old Dominion smelter from this working ran 5 per cent copper, 35 per cent iron, with the same amount of sul. phur, and only about Is per cent in solube. Gold and silver to the ex- tent of $2 per ton was also shown.
 Eureka Group
 The Sullivan shaft on the Eureka is at depth of seventy feet, still in con glomerate. Considering the fact that he hoist is not in operation as yet, this is a fairly good showing.
 The boiler and hoist are on the ground and will be set up this week. With this work completed, the shaft can be sunk with greater rapidity.
 Inspiration
 Two churn drills are at work on the Inspiration, blocking out the ore body. The showing to date is very satisfac- tory.
 A drift will be commenced in short time from the Bulldog shaft, which has been sunk to depth of about 320 feet. Both the Bulldog ard the Joe Busch are reported to be in good ore, the exact nature of which has not been made public.
 The Mercer tunnel has been driven about 700 feet, with the Columbia abou; 100 feet short of that distance.
 Old Dominion The fact that the output of the O.d Dominionv smelter made good increase n the amount of copper produced
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SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
Really Tranafars---.

The following deeds have been placed on record: Nick Milick to the East Globe Land & Trust company, part of lot 2, block Sl, Globe towrsite; F. c. Anderson and wife to Mrs. Julia Kyle, part of lot 3, block 79, Globe townsite {; D. R. Williamson and wife to J. B. Newman, part of lot 3, block SS, Globe townsite; Knight Parker and wife to Mary A. Jackson, lot 47 by 220 at Ash and Parker streets; East Globe Land & Trust company to J. J. McNeil, lot i, block 3, South Globe.
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Episcopal Cake sals-

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will have cake sale at Naquin s Sat urday afternoon, starting at 2 O clock. The Episcopal ladies claim to be the best cake bakers in the city and on Saturday they will have on display some of the choicest products of the oven ever shown in Globe. You will profit by an early visit to Naquin s on Saturday afternoon.
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QUARTER MILLION INCREASE IN OLD
 DOMINION PRODUCTION IN MAY
Mining Properties of Entire District Making Excel lent Progress-Developmen Work Showing
 Results Very Satisfactory

the result d the upward tendency the market coupled with the
  month increase of nearly quarter million pounds the preceding month With still still o
 Throughout excellent sunde few thew throughout hanop optimistic
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cut on the twelfth level to install q battery of NoIdberg pumps. These pumps will have a capacity of 100000 gallons and as an extensive l station must be cut for their accom- modation, it will be some time before this work is completed.
 Arizona Commercial
 Ar'ong the mining properties that insure Globes future prosperity is the AT. zona Commercial. During the past few weeks this mine has been a scene of activity such as is rivalled by few 1 plants in this section. Work cn the 800. 600 and 700 foot levels of the Eureka shaft has been going rapidly forward, and both copper and silver ore is pres ent in quantities that make this proper ty certaint ty as one of the biggest local producers in the near future. Work on the new smelter is progress ing rapidly and it is expected that it will bow in by August l5. The ma chinery in the power house, which is of the most modern kind, is now being set up The new double drum hoist suf- fic ently powerful to sink to the 1900 foot level is already set up. A gallows frame seventy feet high has also been erected. A spur track has been laid to the warehouse, machine shop and fur mace floor. The machinery bought for the mine includes two units of Bab- cock and Wilcox boilers, $50 horse power each, thriteen-drill Nordberg compressor, No. 9 blower and two Prescott circulating pumps of about 800 gallons per minute capacity. The pumps are now handling easily about 2,000, ,000 gallons of water day.
 At the present time about 150 men are employed by the company.
 Last week, native copper and native silver were struck on the 700 foot level. General Manager J. w. Bennie is out of town, but the work is being pushed forward under the capable di- rection of Assistant Manager John E. Pemberthy. A good output of ore is practically certainty by September.
 Superior & Ioston
 Development work IS continuing steadily at the Superior & Boston prop erty, with excellent results.
 The McGaw shaft is going down rap 'dy ard at depth of l60 feet is show ing carbonates running about 9 per cent copper, with some silver, about the same grade of ore that has been encounter d for some time.
 Work on the 405 winze from the Gardner cross cut shows the ore body to be holding up well. This winze is now at depth of about 330 feet.
 An air compressor and other maehin- cry has been shipped from the east and will be here within short time. A blacksmith shop is now under con struction and the machine and carpenter shops are now in use.
 National Mining < Exploration
 On the Iron Cap property the new Williams shaft is down to depth of over sixty feet, a new gallows frame has been erected and moiler and ho st put in place, rsady for the work of sink ing this shaft.
 At the Fumarole mine of the same company, an excellent showing is be- ing made on the north drift on the 700 level, an excellent grade of gold ore with trace of copper having been encountered.
 An upraise from the seventh to the fifth levels to furnish air for the lower workings has also been completed at the Fumarole.
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OF INDIANA CONFESSES THAT
 HE CHEATED

INDIANAPOLIS, June 9.--Carl G.. Fisher and G. l.. Bumbaugh, pilot and alde of the balloon Indiana, acknowl- edged this afternoon in a dispatch 10 Inc News that they were disqualified In having touched earth twice before they made their final landing in the national distance race of the Aero Club of America.
 This gives the trophy to A. Holland Forbes, pilot of the New York, who was up thirty-five hours and ten mn. utes.
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Expect a Rig Summer Business---

Real estate men generally are very optimistic regarding Globes immediate future and are looking for big sum- mer's business. Several big deals are now being negotiated chiefly in down
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We do not know of any other pin that is as good as Dewitt 6 Little Early Risers, the famous little liver pills small, gentle, pleasant and sure pius with . reputation. Sold by Palace Pharmacy and United Drug Co.
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grade and the outlook at this mine is excellent.
 Work on the winze from the Gem is still developing sulphides running
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Will Visit Coast

William Sydnor, wife and child, will leave this morning for California. They expect to spend several weeks at Long Beach.
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idle for considerable time, and rapid progress is now being made.
 The Sulphide tunnel on the Live Oak which will connect with the shaft, has been driven abou 975 feet, over three
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speaks we'll for the mine workings, as well as of the camp generally.
 Tn addition to the work of removing ore from the mine, station is being
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ureatest bargains ever offered Ia ',ooe at Sultan 's Rebuilding oaie. s,s sa on Page 5 for prices.
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Live Oak Strike

The Live Oak vertical shaft, which is down to depth of 245 feet, has been in ore for the last forty five feet.
 The new rock is good sulph de, run