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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
Nevada viii Take The Lead

Chester NaramOre, of the United
States Geological Survey, and whose
headquarters are in San Francisco,
spent last Sunday in Lovelock. He left
for the coast Sunday evening, having
been called to his headquarters on inn
portant business matters, but he ex-
poets to return to the State soon and
resume his labors, that of gathering
data for the governmental statistics on
the mineral production of Nevada.
Mr.. Naramore who is native born
Nevadan and who resided in Winnie
mucco for several years, speaks very
encouragingly for the future of the
State. He has spent the past few
weeks in the camps in the eastern and
southern part of Nevada in an official
capacity and says the general tone and
conditions are exceptionally good con-
sidering the panicky times, says the
Lovelock Review.
eff the present activities continue, /"
said Mr.. Naramore, there is no ques-
ton but what the mineral production
of the State particularly the gold, for
1909 will he far in excess of 1908. If
conditions were normal throughout the
entire country and money plentiful for
opening up the mineral resources of
Nevada, there is no question but what
the gold production of this State would
occupy the top of the column against
all other States when the final returns
are in.
THE work being done in the major
portion of the camps is along conserva-
tive lines and every effort is being made
to open up the different holdings in a
judicious manner. If this policy is uni
versally adopted AMI generally followed
there is little question as to the ultimate
outcome of the State"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
Will Not Down,

'After all, my friends said fhe
campaign spellbinder, vital princi-
pies never change. Questions Of expe.
diency may arise to cloud the real
and living issues from time to time.
but the issues themselves are the
same from generation TO generation.
Political parties in the main agree as
to aims. 1t is a difference OF opinion
as to methods that divide them. For
example what one thing do we all,
without regard to political affiliations,
regard as one of the essentials Of our
civilization"
"A good five-cent cigar" shouted an
enthusiastic hearer on the outskirts Of
the crowd
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
Woman Wins Scholastic Honors

Mrs. Agnes Knox Black, wife Of Prof.
G. Charleton Black of Boston universi-
ty, has been appointed to the faculty OF
the College of Liberal Arts of the uni
versity as Shaw professor Of elocution.
Mrs. Black succeeds Prof. Malvina NJ.
Bennett, who recently resigned. Mrs
Black is n Canadian and well known
as an elocutionist. She WAS gradual
ed from the University Of Toronto. aft
erward taking course I'm philadel-
phia. She was at one time head Of the
school of clocution Of the New Eng
land Conservatory Of Music and later
connected with the Emerson College
Cf Oratory.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
Christian Science Notice.

June Is, 1909.
Sunday II a. III. Subject God, the
priskrver of man."
I1hday School 10 Il. IN.
Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 1870
. y. IN. Room Mayors Block.
A free Reading Room is also open to
tho public daily, except Sunday, from 2
to p. IN.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
81 Paul's Church.
June 18th

June 18th
Holy Communion and Sermon 4 a. IN.
Sunday School, 1890 p. III.
Evening prayer 7:30 p. IN.
Friday Litany and Bible Glass
1880 p. IN.
All are cordially invited.
Rev. PERCIvAL S. 5MITHE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
.SALMAGUNDI
Read our business locals elsewhere.


Judge Van Fleet fined the w. T.
Jenkins company $3.50 for fencing gov
eminent land in this county
Frank Boskowitz, the boss drummer,
arrived last night and put in the day
interviewing his many customers.
E. G. Mcclellan left on No. last
evening for the Sparks-Harrel range
in the eastern part of the county. He
will he away until about July LIST.
A special musical program has been
prepared under the direction of Mrs. E.
g. Tarr for the. Baccalaureate Services
at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow
night
{ A. w. Clayton of Alpha, Eureka
county, offers his ranch of 72O acres and
all his stock and machinery for sale.
He tells all about it in this issue. If
you want to buy good ranch, read the
nd and write to Mr.. Clayton.
The Senior class of the High school
will give grand ball at the Opera
blouse Wednesday night, June 18th.
All are cordially invited to attend. Adj
mission, gent and lady, $3.50 There
will be good music and IL good time is
assured.
William HobsDn, colored man,
robbed colored woman of the redlight
district Thursday night and lit out.
He was caught at Wells yesterday by
Constable Peltier and brought back on
No. last night. He is now in charge
of Sheriff Clark.
This morning when cashier Ennor
opened the safe at the First National
Bank the burglar alarm began to sound.
This was caused by the alarm clock in
the safe running down during the night.
People OH the streets wondered if burg
lars were trying to loot the bank.
Lincoln" said u Senator at a ban
uuet in Washington, Had no great
admiration for mere financial success.
Financial success Lincoln once said,
is purely metallic. The man who
attains it has four metallic attributes
goblin his palm, silver on his tongue,
brS h his face and iron in his heart >
=, We have been requested to warn
(bicycle riders, motor cycle riders and all
other riders to stop using the sidewalks
with their machines under penalty OF
arrest and punishment. This warning
includes men women and children.
Complaint has been made to the officers
and they will enforce the town ordin-
ance against all who do not heed this
warning.
Elmer Fulton, who was sent TO the
penitentiary from here last winter for
passing several bogus checks in Carlin,
is wanted at Oakland, California, and
will probably be taken there to answer
the same charge when his term at Car
son expires. There were ten 'indict-
ments against him here and he was
allowed to plead guilty to one. On this,
Judge Brown gave him fourteen months
i'll the pen.
There is a band of thieves out in the
hills near Goldtield, which is making
life miserable for all persons who hap
pen to leave any property lying around
loose, and the citizens are talking of
organizing posse to get into the hills
and either arrest the members of this
band or exterminate them. On one
} occasion a complete hosting works was
torn down and carried away, and on
another occasion blacksmith shop dis
appeared. Mills have been entered and
plundered and houses ransacked.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-06-12
Hard.

Hard.
About the hardest task we know
of is trying to entertain a bashful
man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
For Sale.

FOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE residence, w. 5th; , rooms; mod ern. See c. s. McNew, 1o6 Pine 10-20-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
Old Book Terms.

The words folio. quarto. octave. duo. decimo and tie like have almos, if not quite lost their original meaning At first they had reference only to the used in making the books were folded. Thus if these sheets were folded once so as to form two leaves or four pages the book was called folio; if the sheets were folded twice so as to form four leaves the book was called q quarto; if they were folded four times so as to form eight leaves the book was called an octave, and so on.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
Dry Cleaning

Caver, The Tailor, makes a specially Of dry cleaning; all kinds of fancy garments, whethe' animal or vegeta
 ble fibre. Also rta work turned out from our departm4 1t of common good is always Of a superior quality being done strictly by the French process Old phone S61 1714-1716 W.6 Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

FOR RENT-ONE NICELY FURNISH
 ed front room. Bath and electric light Inquire No. 824 Pine St. 10-3-1mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
H2,'sLan Days.

The tern ".}a!cyol days" ts derived from a pretty little fable nj t!1e St'il, ians, who believed that Gulin'. the seven days preceding and following the winter solstiee. Dec. o1, the haley. on or king1lsher ioated on the water in nest in which her young were de- posted and that during this time Of her breeding the seas were calm. Our Indian summer corresponds to the hal cyon of the SiciiaHs.-New York Tele gram
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

Room 9-Catherine MontsomerE Eddie King. Virginia Mills. Tht ol1 Simmons. Fulton Murphy. Sam Dar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
ROLL. OF HONOR
 SIXTH AFENTE SCHOOL

Room 9-Catherine Montgomery Eddie King. Virginia Mills. Theola Simmons. Fulton Murphy. Sam Da" by.
 Room S-Anna Maul l;uth Allen Ruth Arnett, Helene Eisenkramer.
 Room Helen Lee. Ruoy Price Allie May Wilmington. Ves.a E,Hren- field. Delcie Hunter. Lynne Noaree, Norma Crist. Lucille Green, Ava Me- Gehee. Hazel Parker. Ted Dansby, AL len James, Francis Kramer. James McGaughey John Stubblefield.
 Room 5-AIildred Stone. Grace Hill Dorothy Loving, Sylvia Rosenzweig. Felix Smart. Frances Howell
 Room 5-Elizabeth Lyle. Louise Haynes. Willie Stone. Virginia Tins ley, Julia Schneider, Henr* Shuliz Marie Atkinson.
 Room 4-Tolbert Shultz. Gertrude Baer, Eva Glicksburg, Frances Led better. Melinda AItcham. Guy Smith Albert Alexander
 Room 3-Howell Byrd, Doris Flock ett. Miss Perdue, Annie B. Ezell, Dor othy Levine. Porter Cleveland Millie May Mcdonald. Jean Cloud, Doris Smith.
 Room 2-Turner Lloyd, Joe Singer George Rowden, Bernard Simon, Bes sic Van Sickle, Lela Byrd. Sarah Frances Arnett, Rose Silbernagle. Do- "a S;lultz.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

FOR SALE-CHEAP, CHILD'S IRON bed with adjustable sides. New cot and mattress. Couch box with spring top. Small refrigerator
 Must be sold at once. Apply 203 W. 18th St. 10:12-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
THE GREAT DIYIDE'
 Al ELKS TONIGHT
A Rare Treat For Discriminating,
 Play-Goers.

After two years of eager eXpectan- cy the local lovers of good drama are at last to see what the leading dra- natic critics of America have so wide ly heralded as the long waited great American play.
 Contracts have been signed, sealed and delivered, whereby the manage ment uf the Elks theatre may defi- nitely announce The Great Divide tonight.
 The attraction is under the direc- tion of Henry Miller, the distinguished actor-manager, who has been present. ing William Vaughan Moody's phe- nomenally successful drama of Amer ican life for over 800 nights at the Princess and Daly's theatres, New York. to such unprecedented business that road tour was out of the ques- tion heretofore. A superb company is noW touring. and the entire pro duction, with complete scenic equip ment, will be given here precisely as presented for two seasons in the me tropols.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

FOR SALE-ONE PAIR BLACK MI- norca chickens. Young stock. Price $20O. Apply to Met Wilbourne, at Graphic
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
Tornado and
 Hail Insurance

Two or our the-very-best and larg- est companies, with assets of over $31 100000. are writing hail In con- nection with tornado insurance. Let us write You a policy at once. The rates are very low.
 The suorm season has hardly be- gun and yet the losses so far have exceeded any previous year In the history of our state. The wise will profit by the experience of others Be wise and insure with us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
Persona Grata.

The Gld Bulldog-They going to chain IS up on sunday nights now The Young BuIl,leg-How's that. gov ernor? The Old Bulldo@-The new fa. tow that's started calling on Miss Ma mie has got nloney.-New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

FOR SALE-ONE 7-ROGH, TWO story; terms; close in C s. Me New, 106 Pine 10-20-6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22
The Hidden Part.

"Oh, manma," exclaimed four-year- old Fiossie as she observed the moop in its second quarter, 'coue and looa at the moon. Half of 1t Is pushed int the sky. and the other half is sticking out"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-10-22

FOR SALE-HANDSOM BEDROOM suite, complete wardrobe, dresser, washstand, bed, nice mattress and springs. Can be seen at Marx Baer's Gro. store. 10-15-6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Staot Baltimore.
Sestcn 8eitGnoniR al.

3iuei Der ucrbnfteten Oeggmdnncl
6etcmen, I'M 5ebruar boS YoIt
amt 5t 2aurel bcroIbt 81 babel'
Gem 9unoeSgerid)t iibernie.
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8ir9inien.
Bon BEN an Wittpod unb Glen,
tug perbafteteu geg9m1nueru be.
foitnten Sranf @iqiamS, alin;
oGbio Sanmp" ltnb gbtparb Sdr'
uep, alias oNopo Scotia g6oie," &C,
tern Dem EoItinipettor @ooten llnt
Capt. Humphrey Don Der NoGtimortr
@e%beimpoli5ei. ben fiir5Iihcn Gin.
brnd) III oas Goitomt SIT 2orreI De-
Aurgen 5lt babcn. Sic mrroen BAR
nllf Dem 9umocS,G omnliiiGr porgt-
fiihrt. Der lie oen glunoe3. @roB0c.
idporeneu iibcrlpies, Die nGtIten
Nontag IN Sibung treteu.
Gonlmiii0r Bono itcIlte aud Suit
befcble luegcn Ginbr,ttS III sic GoIt.
amter 81 SaIem uno 9Iodsbur6,
So, oiS gegen Miidae[ Sale uno
&iaiam Mclib, Die e6enioas an
@ittwod unb IienItog gcfonaul
luuroen. Sic iteben in Girginicll
id)on inter @nfIuae, unb ole NusiteI-
hung Der SoftbeiebIe mar cine bIofc
Iormolitdt, Odmit ibr Ero5eb nod
Dem Warpl1noer 9unoes . TiItrifts.
gcridt perlcgt iuerbeu fam.
WilliamS iuuroe crit Dor iedlS
Wonoten aus Dem 9umocs9efGnauiB
81 MtIallta cntIoiiert. Gr neriid)ertc
Capt. Fumpbrcp bab Ser Gin6rud,
III Saltrcl 'ein letter gciueieu uno cr
fiiftigbin einen e~brenboitcn 2cbenS.
luaroel iiibren iuer6e.
Eafttnirter 8auncr per.
buttet, = ST. Die meitlitc 8oIi5pi.
ltdtion prroe gcitcrn ein Ieser cit.
9elteTert, ipeld)er 6ereits ieit ciniaer
3elf gelid)t murbe. Seit ciniaen
Sogen teridteten ueritieoenc alci-
ocrbanoler in Der Station, boB Elm
lunger Neeer nit Dem eriud,en BEL
Ibnel ooriprad, cinige Winuten mar.
tel 81 Diirfen; Gin ar5t, bel Dem er
bcldlaftlgt lei, iuerOe in Ipenigen Ait
senbliderl foinmen. I'M iih eincn ail-
jug anpaiien SIT laiien. @Gbrcno eli.
mes nnbeiuodlten AlgeublidS ltobl
Der Ne9er Damn alcioungsitofie uno
nlad)te lid oamit aus Dem Staube.
Setne Berbaitling eriolatc acitern,
oils CT. oenielben y1rif" in Dem Ga.
oer non Srn. Ssroel Spmegmon, Gr.
32O, Weit'W tiIberrpitrabe, periuhte.
gr gab leiten Halncn ais Sbomos
2alilorrp, aiios Stauntpn, oil i,no
ipuroe inter Der pcrlduiigen 9eidul.
oigun8 oes EiebitabIS zines geiuf(ei.
ocS I'M Nertbe Don So bis III cinem
heilte ItattIinoenOen @erbor icltoebol.
ten.
Bum Grieiher geipei6t.
Sn Der Fripotfapelue oes ct. Wo.
rieu.S eminurs al, Der Horo-g oco.
Strabe, wurbe Sobn @iaiam Sdn,it
bon Der Gio5cic GIepelano ourd, Sen
gildof gorrigan gum Nrieiter &c.
ipeibt. Batter Sfmit miro lid ioiort
md ieiner Sio5eie bege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
@citc llcbcrtraanns rlrftriidJer &c.
lemdltnug.

Smoba Il, Ncbr., Is. Wai. - SIC
@eleudJtultg bes rieiigen ~Nuoito-
RUINS" ourd) eleftriiden Intrieb pom
Dem 5biirln fiir brabtloie 5elegra-
pbie ans, neld)er iid) oui bent led)s
Mcilcn eutierut licgenbeu Sort
Gmobo beiinbet, bilbete cine lleber.
raidung iiir sic 9eiud)cr Der bieiigell
Gleftri5itGtS = grlsitcQung. Sos be.
ultbte Geriabren lit bon IT. j. $.
Willener, Dem Experimental Snge-
nierr Der ollnion Eocific.g nbn," err
imben urto lit iocntiid nit bemieni.
gen. melfeS er Dor mebreren Monas
ten onponbte, Inn einen Iotormo9en
aus Scr G%ntiernung in gelpegung ill
iescn. Ir. Nillener erireute iih Der
llnteritiibung oeS Signolcorps ser
@un0esarmee inter Dem Commando
oeS observation-disclosures @iaiam q.
@laBioro. lie ausiteu,ng miro je.
Oen Nbcno alli orabtIuiem 8ege be.
Iclld)tct lperbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

.@trtbe. 2 Gal .&erein."
= 9ie 8eriammtltg oeS .Wtrtbe,
Sdus.G ereinS" iattO geitcrn in
9arid'S @oue am Qeyington-N orft
ftott; Er1iiocnt @eorac z. ga Barre
iiibrtc ocn &oriis uno SctretGr Geo.
s. @oltcr oos FrottofoQ. Nad Gr.
Ieoi9ung bon &putine8ci4Giten pltr.
&c beihloiien, iid an Der Gcitlidfcit,
rpeldc pom 0Augcneincu Qeutid)en
Woiienbaua" am 81. 0(ui uCroultal-
ter miro, 5u betbciligcn.
@roBer 81 d. re d. N. 1919
Dor mcbrercn Iogen muroc b1ridtct,
ooB Slider bon NorioIt an pinrm
Iben0 IN Der Hube bon Cope Scum
200 Sonnen 0at.Srout 0ciunacn
bitten. GupitGnc bon Guhr3cua1n ia,
gen aus, Dob lie alli Der 6obrt ami
id)en Cape Senru WnO Gope Senlo.
pen ungebcure Woiien uotl Mufrelen
geieben bobeu unb OoB ea lungs Scr
aiiite mnO ipc5ica in Ocn 9ltttcu BON
Wotrclcn ln0 on6crcn SolNpuiicrii.
ld)cn iGrmlid) mimnltIt.
Sn ncuer Stellung.- Sr.
". u. Garrett, icit %obrcn Yr0iioent
Der oScoboar6 Nir SinC- "Nobn" un0
-
Grctntipbeomter fir Den Muiien Ser.
luoIter, ieit bic 9nbn iiG in 0Gnocn
oco MniiCnpcrmoIters bciinOct, mir0
ais Er0iiocnt ser Nohn rcii0uirelt II.
&ice ErGiiocnt Der 9oltimorer Iirnlo
:. $. Spmin0ton mcrOcu. Gieic
Sirmo |licicrt 9ubnnrtitCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
VeiuuBncr pun 3oar miiieu RatG.

Canal Iopcr, 8. 10. Mai.-
2r 3oar botte ieiner 3eit Die oortige
Gonmuniiten. @eieQihuit cine cenlen.
tirtc Giiterne ouf Dem Marttploe an.
gelcgt, mcld)e burOcrt SAB bGlt, mo
lie gum 3,pet Der Gioergeminullg
nit apfeImoit gciiiat. Anl6BIid beS
Hole'lhen SocoI Option 8eIeseS bo-
ben MN Die 9iirger Den 9eidluB &c.
foBt, ollf oieien Ioblifcn 9rolld 3lls
rid 81 fonmcrl uno i'm Ser6it miro
Die 6iiternc mieocr nit Npielmolt
geflllt meroen mo mitteIit elmer
Ermpe miro boroila Elm SeOer iciucu
Heoari cntnebmen tGnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Hriigelei inter YuIititern.

Sul a, StIub, 10. Wai. -
Flinp Sopcr, iriibcr MlitgIieo oeS
repllbIifoniihen 9totionoI Gonlitc's
iilr 0uS Nn0iauers 5erritorium, un0
NSameS SitdIcberrp, 9eibc Hcdtaolt.
iuGlte Oes @ouucrncurS Sustell, per.
mifeIten iih III ciuem bieiigcn Sotel
IN einen 6olItfampi NIT Dem tribe,
rem Roli5cifef bon Gulio, u. !. %.
Der. 9aber iprod) Soper on uno
ocrIeBte ibnl, oils er nitt o%lltlportcn
pollte, cinen SalitidIug, Sltdleberrp
oeriltftc, Die aampibdbne 5l trenell,
iniO crbielt bel bieicr @ele9enbeit eli.
Etcn Weiicritih. 9ober muroe felt.
9enonlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Kinder sShreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
TIC RIA
Sdliffsuad,rtdltcu

Rem Yort, 13. Mai. - Ger
Galnpicr nGeutonio" lit BON Soutb.
onlpton ongctonunc1.
Ibaciubren iiuo folNCu0cS ompfer:
go N%rouence" nab &opre, Ban.
nonio" nod) 9tcopcl, oNeQi0 Clan"
nod &opcnbugcn mo .6ricorid Der
@roBc" nod Bremen.
Scillp, t3. Woi. - Goiiirt:
Gonpier oFrin5 6ricorih @ilbelm, "
bon Ncm.9Orf uofNrcmen bcItimnlt.
@uore, 10. Woi. - Ter Gam.
pier go &orroinc" lit pom ]tem- gorf
ein~aetroiici.
Soutbompt II. IS. Moi. -
Ser Gompicr .Muicitic" lit pouAem.
Norf ongclongt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Nnf geiudJ in SarparS.
&otitoiter @rai 9ernitorii iiber.
brin9t benz E~rGiiOenten eliot ocu
&roncnoroen eriter &loiic.

Bottom, 10. Woi. - Ter Oellt
ide gotifaiter 8roi geruitorif mar
gcitcru @alt ser SarporO .llniper.
iit0t. Gr trai om Worgcn BON @aib.
ington bier ein mo nod elmer Selib-
tiglrug Der ltnipcriit6t iono i'm gait
Iiden Sauic 0c5 Nroi. Slgo Wiins
iterberg ciu 8abeliriibitiid ltott, 5u
meId)cm Die allstnuif FroieIioren
Eeabobn IapiS, Hid)oro9, Shofielo,
Worris mo &iibneuanL iomie Der
fiinftigc Er0iioent Der llniperiitGt,
iGmrntlidlc Iefune llno Der &1lrator
Ocs @crmonii6cn Wuieums, Frof.
@bite, gelaOen morerl. Sn 9e9lci-
thug ocs Froi. Wiiniterberg i~tottetc
Der 8oti6oiter oonn Dem Erdlioenter
eliot cinen 9elild ob unO tbeilte ibm
nit. 0ob ibnt Der Grcncnorben eriter
&InIie perliebel morben III 2lnerfells
nllng ieiter Ecroienitc Inn Die @iis
ienid)oit I'M Aagemeincn unb INN oen
6eutid) : a~mcrifaniiben Yroieiiorell.
Iu5taui1 i'm 9eiouoeren.
NadJmittags aob Froi. Miiniter.
berg cinen gmpianA 5u Incident
nobe5u 800 Ferionen, idmmtli6e
Froieiicren lHb, pic 9ircttorep per;
oGeutiden 8eieaidoft" nit ibreu
Ton1cn, 9eldOen lpnreu. PIN Ibpnb
mar Der goti6aitcr elmer ser Saupt.
rconcr bel Dem eriten Sabreseiicn beS
Cosmopolitan Clubs" Der Sorparo
llniperiitGt.
Ger aronen.S roen erItcr aloiie lit
cine Scr bod)iten SrocnSous5eitnms
gen, Die Der Oeutihc aoiier 5ll per
gcbelt bat. 0erielbe miro mir ol
guu5 berporruacnOe 3ipIomoten
StootSlaGmner irno @elebrtc perlie.
ben. 0oB Elm a%ronenorben eritcr
&laiie id)on einen Amerifnner Der.
lieben moroen, lit foum pabritein.
lih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
Sersloier MurSbrenner.

Spicrt neiln WenifcnIeben Inn $500
81 cridninoeIn. Siebt I'M
8efdngniB Der moblperoienten
Straie elt9egeu.
Nem 0ort, 10. Mai. : Cine
G%oroners- 1llrrL melfe oie 5poes.
ltrlo6e Der om 80. 9tpril bel Dem
9ron0e OeS 5encmentborries Nr. 81,
Sprin9ltraBc, pcringliitten neltll
Nerionen feIt3uiteQen bate, fam 5n
Dem 9cilmoc, ooB bicie eillcm 6elter
3tlm Spfer ~iielcu, mcId,eS SeopoIo
Sniui augeIcgt bate. Getcttiu Con-
oero beidrmor, baB cr IN ben 5lpei
BON Sniui unb bciieu 6rdit betuobns
ten 3innlcru I'M 5%rueiten Stodmerte
oes SollieS mr. cine 9ettitatt, cine
Gommooe uno 5uei iait leere aoffer
g%ciltnoen babe. Sniui babe ieine
oGinrifytlmg" fir $500 ucriifert aes
babt uno an Gage nnd) Dem 8ronoe
babe or lid crflmoigt mann CT oaa
@clo bcbeben f0nnc. In0ere 3clgen
crflGrten, ooB er Der Grite mar, Scr
nod Nnuabrltt oeS 6eucrS iih %rettete,
uno boB icinc @inridtlng MIR $40
mertb geucien iei. Dan iono angeb-
lid Spuren BON Yetrolelum, meIde
81 icincm 3immcr iiibrtcu. Soiui
mllr6c perbnitct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
aoaidlms fir Strnmpfmaaren.

EbildoeIpbtu, go. 10. Mai.
= Gntidloiien, ibre 9eidperoe, oaB
Die idarie Gonfurrcn5 ouSlGnbii6er
6%obrifanten Die Strrmpfmaoren 3n.
ollitrie Der Der. Staaten ih1oi9t, Dor
Den 9ilnbesienot 81 b%ringcr, boben
Die aHationaI A~iiociation Of SoIierp
Manufacturers" irnb bie yNational
aiiociutiou OF llnoermear Nortl,-
lecturers" in ibrcm bier ~obgebalte.
men SobreS. Gonucnt ein Gcniitc cr.
nonnt, ods lid mad @aibin0ton be
geben unO BORT iiir cinen b0bcren
Boil ouf Strunpipaoreu ogitiren
ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

9tr. 1895. aIciOer, nit ccnen
cine @ilimpc gctraGcn miro, limo itetS
bclic6t iiir fleinc MGobcn, Oh lie aus
Setoc, @oid. o0er @ollitoiicn 0eicr,
tlat merbcn. Sic obcn iluitrirte
Wooe meiit biibihe Soltcn iiber oell
ShilItcrn mo 5critliiicnc Nermels
fnppen oui. Gic aonte am Gadell
lit 10 aeiornlt, INN Ole @uirnpc 5ll sci.
gen. Gus Ml,lter fommt III ptcr
@roBcn: 6, s, 10 uno IL Sabre;
3A Doros 36.5oa. Stoiic0 finn iiir
bic 10 Sobr @roBe benotbigt.
Gin MuIter oicicr 9trt miro oeacrl
einIcnoung bon 10 Gents in Silbcr
ooer gricimorfcu on irgcno cine
NoreIie geionot.
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@eit-@ irsinicn'S !Sanptitabt trofen

Gbarlei il 0 II, @. ,Sa., 10. @ai.
- Ter neucrmdblte Stabtratb bat in
ieiner critcn Sieung Ole Stoot Char
Ieitot troden gele9t, inoem or nit II
gegcn II StiHmen beidloB, feline
Sicen5en fir SfoufIofale inebr ans.
5uitellcn. % ole Sd)onfirage bier
gar nidJt gum @eecnltanoc Der Agita-
ton gerladlt morben mar, 10 erregt
Der Shritt, BON melden 50 gSirtb.
ihaiten beriibrt mcroen, aagcmeines
geiremoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14

FGiie smr Heiie in's Nnslano be.
iurgt 6. Gainc, Wr. 413, Cf.yalti.
mureitrake, uabe GultOm Spuie Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
ScrmiIdJtc tclcgrapbiidDc Gcpcidrn.

Die SuItldiIier @ebriiocr
@rilbt famen qeitern in ibrer Sci.
notb Gopton &, al uno erbielten
eiren cntbuiioitiifen GnWiun1 ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-14
SlrtinNtUn blri6t mai.

&rptjuQtom ". ga, t3.
Mai. 49, Al,S Der 3GbInm1 erDicbt
iid), boB bel Ger GeiiriBcl critcn, III.
ter ocnu ncllen Stobt. Charter ob0c-
boltcncn @nbl bic 6rcunoe zines
fiiblen 3runtcS nit elmer Wojorit1t
Don 500 Stimmcn cen Sica Oouon
gctrqgen BADEN. 6roucu mo ainoer
batten i'm Slrterciie Ger Yrobi6ition
Nui5iiJe ubgeGnlten.