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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
NO CHANGE in LAWS COVERING
SECURING OF MINING PATENTS

' Earl W fremont receive at the United States and Offices Carson City, is anhomy6 the state =
= mt that insofar q" the Carson hndo flee omdas are concerned they see nOhn in the HMnts relating to .
= claim upon which patent application made TsS in drt cnfet with heP sd dispatches which have .
= been sent out from Helena Montana and from Salt Lake City, .
' On June All w D. Hahn of ueR legal firm of Haon 4 Haon of this city" sent the Following let y
= ter to the land Office at C~n City, =
= wha copy 9th dmhr of the Commissioner oft general land Office issued March D. 1907 We under =
= stand that lection Al of the circular drs hat ledge must be traced through Lode claim before an .
= sPi@tonf for pat can be successfully made We get information concerning the issuance of this .
= enua in the Salt Lake Herald of May 2d Very truly yours .
"HATTON & HATTON'' .
= Mp Hon & Hann rMwda copy of the, dmhr at once and heir Mr was rmdw With the .
= following marginal notes .
: "Hvwhh,w see nothing hp paragraph Al that makes my material change 1t imply requires that 1t =
. be shown that the claim Contains mineral EARL w FREMONT Receiver" Il
. RAcrcAIL SETTLES THE MATTER .
w d Haon in reference the above expressed himself in effect cit is eIn that there has been =
= no material de in the laws covering application for patent and am at loss to find how the report .
which was sent out from Helena and which has caused comment and praa from mining men and mining =
au all over the west originated If there had been such rGl chang as has been the mn =
eM impression is certain that the Carson land flee would have been so dL =
1--WE have agt deal of patent business on hand and when we saw the genera reports in the mining .
papers of the ahgd ael change we simply a0pd short on all pnt business until we cd r =
gate the natter suppose that other legal firms over the hy have been placed in the same position =
= 1t now appears that there is nothing to it adh hal pn applications may be mcushIym made whnh =
is shown that there is mineral on, the claim desired patented" =
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
PRECIOUS METALS LEASE
ON ATLANTA STRIKES ORE

Discovery of a large body of quartz
literally impregnated with grey copper
was made yesterday in the Precious
Metals or Garrison lease on the AT
lanta. It's values have not been deter
mined up to the time of going to press,
but it is pronounced to be the most en-
eouraging development ever made on
the Atlanta ground. The find was
made ON the 425-foot level, about 1s6
feet north of the shaft. This is out in
the dacite, which ADDS to the probable
itv that it may lead to an important
body Of ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
Exhibit Will Be Broad.

Mr.. Kapp has been delayed in his
departure from Goldfeld by his prep
arations for the work, and asks that
Goldfield people having specimens for
use in the exhibit kindly hold them un-
til his return, which will be in about
ninety days, as the work will then be
more easily handled, and the further
most parts of the state must be pros
pected for exhibits at the earliest pos
sible time.
The exhibit will be a state move
ment in the broadest sense, and min
eral exhibits are earnestly desired from
every camp in the state with a view
towards convincing the thousands Of
prominent visitors who will be in Gold
field during September, that Nevada is
the greatest mining state in the union.
The board of mining congress COM
mission having charge of the work is
composed of r. d. Murphy and Milton
NJ. Detch, of Goldfield, and II. c.
Schmidt, of Tonopah. A fund of $4,000
was appropriated by the late legisla-
ture to defray expenses in gathering
the exhibit.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
A.. GEHRMANN ARRAIGNED
UNDER BANK INDICTMENTS

Charles A. Gehrmann was arraigned
in Justice Somers' court Wednesday up
on indictments in connection with the
Rawhide banks. One Indictment charges
him with "receiving deposits as indi-
vidual bankers and a bank, knowing
that such bankers and bank were in
solvent Another charges him with
obtaining money by false pretenses.
He was released under bonds of $1,000
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

.aff@
TAKE NOTICE-The firm or co-p~ 4
Co.. composed OF Vim b. NJ. MeIo and
o04 Rector Building. Chicago. ~ "a.
Harry f. Parker. i03 North ma" mi
Goldteld. Nevada, was dissolNeu ,Iarry
9TH. 1909. by the Withdrawal oi : II
f. Parker from said firan. Inc ~ con
the said Harry F. Parker's name iaa,hua-
nection with said firm name Is aag
den. and the public is warned th", ,,sDsr
debts, contracts, liabilities mate ~,
said co-partnership nan.e, ~ ~ by
Will not be recognized or hon".nas.rs
Harry f. Parker; and that az ~" 4.
heretofore given and granted - ,,srd
Mcconnell by Harry +. Parker hu spe-
by the above co-~partnersilp. " ,oksd.
cial power of attorney, wdS Xaa
countermanded, annulled ana i,aaas ana
by revocation September 18TH. "a, "a ..ee
later by revocation, May s1st, l'@,..y,da
Records, Esmeralda county.
Book c.. p. OF A.. Page 23Ol. -, Al
Public notice is hereby given Any
contracts. agreements. dee"s -, glr-
other written instrument mace !, Az
en- by VIM b.. Mcconnell eonNssno n %
rights. or mourning y uolis,s dals
the said Harry r. Parker. hrtt.hs mr.
since September. 1906. - we're
sonal signature OF Harry z. lsiNov, tie
made by said Mcdonnell WIZ sad
knowledge. authority or eoassha rAa9-
Harry +. Parker. and viii not "
nized by him as his will. act OF Irit
Signed. HARRY +. Pam
June 13-4t,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
In the District Court Of the SeveEln
Judicial District Of the STATE OF nv
vada, In and for EBinera- da CouasJ.

THE INDEPENDENT LUMBER w.
Inc, a corporation,
ROY WH1TTEMOkG. z. T. WHIT
MORE AND BERT ULMk-R, co-paI1
ners, doing business under the hane'
firm and style OF Whitteinore * w.
and Mrs. George Nelson.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEkN:
Notice is hereby given that the pNan
III above named has commenced sun !"
foreclose a material mans lien fof ~
sum of $4,000, with accrued Hltelssi
and costs, and disbursements accrue
and to accrue. That the premises a.
fected by said lien and against VIII
foreclosure proceedings are brought q.
described as follows, to-wit, Inat ~
tain frame building known as the ,nr,la N
Saloon" situate on Lot No. > OF Dr.
70. 4 of the original Townsite or ism
hide, Esmeralda County. Nevada ~
gether with said lot. Any and an "a
sons hoiuing or claiming liens on ~
premises or any part thereof are he. J
notified to be and appear before n
Court, at the Court room the's"tse th
Goldfield, in sai county on the
day of June, 1903, at ten O'Clock ahair
then and there to exhibit proof OF ~"
said liens. of
Witness my hand this sSth Gay
May, 1903.
WILLIAM b. THOMAS. JR,x
Attorney for PlainlM.
J. 12-3t.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

man a $50 average, but Mr.. Giles will
not divulge on what ground the find
has been made until after he has re-
ceived the check assays now being
made.
A. Sydney Addition, after a trip to
Cailiornia, Is back again managing
anairs at the Maynower mine and mill.
Everything Is Jogging along in the
accustomed eXcellent manner. Steaal-
~ more ore is being laid bare, in
ereasing the reserves, the oassiae
lump Is being slowly added to, and
the mill is constantly supplied to it's
full capacity. The mil II cyanide
adJGnct are regularly performing their
functions and the percent of recovery
Is maintained up to the standard OF
90 per cent. Just as regularly as
comes the close of the month the
cleanup is made and the bar of bullion
cast. Yesterday last months produc-
ton was brought into Rhyolite in the
shape of a magnificent gold bar having
a valuation OF nearly $4,000. This
amount after dedueting expenditures
yields a net profit of over $4,000 for
the month, or upwards of 5000 per day,
which is a handsome production for
a five-stamp mill, and one that is
seldom excelled anywhere.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
LUCIAN PATRICK DENIES
MEACHEM STAKED HIM

In an answer fled in the district
court, Lucian l.. Patrick denies all
of the allegations of George b. Meaeh-
EN-, who is suing Patrick for $250,000
damages, claiming that he "staked'
Patrick and hat Patrick later sold the
Combination to the Consolidated with
out rendering any account to him.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

FOR SALE-100,0 900 shares of treas
ury stock in the Johnston-Graham
Mining Co.; mines at Johnston,
Calf; $500 acres patented ground;
60-stamp mill and other buildings;
more than Z miles of underground
work; 80 ore; agents wanted who
can sell stock. Write Johnston
Co., Box l61, Newport, R. /.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
NOTICE OF PAYMENT OF D1gzDEsD

Notice is hereby given that a digfdeac
at the rate OF ten cents per snare upon
the outstanding capital STOCK OF tie
Florence-Goldfield Mining Company has
been declared, payable to the persons IN
whose names the stock stands on the
13th day of June, 1909.
The books for transfer of stock VIII
be closed at midnight ON said date, anu
Will remain closea for ten Gays there
after, and during that period no Trans
Ter of stock will be entered.
Dated Goldfield, Nevada, June z. ivy
M. a. LOCkHART, secretary
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

FOR SALE-One 1S-horse power
Western gas engine; one 30-foot
gallows frame; one ear; rails, and
mining tools. Above outfit used
six months and as good as new.
Address C. F. EMINGER, Box 402,
Rawhide, Nevada.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS
Prices on the OoldfieId Consolidated Mining 0'"~N
Exchange for Friday, June II, 1907

There was little change in the tone
of the market today, either locally or
in San Francisco. Consolidated drop
ped of slightly in Goldfeld, selling
to $7.s5, while in San Francisco it
held up to $7.92 to $7.95. No sales
were recorded in Florence on thel Deal
exchange, quotations ranging from 1892
to 1897. Combination Fraction was
inactive at So bid and So asked, with
no sales.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

Ii the News Stationery store hash :
got it, and it can be had anywhere in
the United States, you shall have it by
leaving your order.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
GREAT MINERAL EXHIBIT
FOR MINING CONGRESS
CONTINUED from Page ~

the Casey hotel at Miner and Main
streets, and work will begin Immediate
ly to prepare the building for the re-
eeption of the minerals.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

The Gol,ffield Mems has always besa
the most satisfactory place To get job
printing lone. 1t is done right there
and always delivered when promisfa
all Wy phone i232.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR RENT-Fine office rooms in this
News Building. Offices single or en-
suite, steam heat and janitor service
Enquire Goldfield News.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

PROMOTER WANTED to organize Co.
Inside Goldfield acreage, +. dist. TAKE
my pay in stock. A gift. Write now
Madarasz, 1912 Yale ave-, Knoxville,
Tenn.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

ator George d. Pyne, having June Il
set as the day for the defendant to
plead.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
OFFICE SUPPLIES

Look over the Office supplies at m.
News ofice-supply store and see If thar.
are not many little labor anu time ,,v
ing appliances that you are now i,
aeed of.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12
FRANCES S. ocHsNER.


- Defendant.
The state or Nevada Sends Greetings to
France $. Ochsner, Defendant.
lou are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
a~Dove-named Piaintin i'm the District
Court of the Seventh Judicial district
OF the State of Nevada, in and for the
county OF Esmeralda. and to answer the
oompiaint nled therein, within ten days
exclusive of the day of service after
the service on you of his Summons, ii
served within this County: or. if served
out or this County. but in this district.
wi.hIh twenty days; otherwise, within
iorty days; or judgment by default will
De taken against you. according to the
PRAYER OF said complaint.
the said action is brought to obtain
the decree of his court dissolving the
bonds of matrimony heretofore and pov
existing between plaintiff and Defendant
on the grounds of cesertion of The said
defendant, all of which is more fuilv
set forth in plaintiffs complaint on Ale
nerein, wnich Is hereof made a part, and
further particulars.
And you are hereby notified that If
you fail 10 appear and answer said com
plant. as above required. said Plaintiff
in said complaint.
uiven under my hand and the Seal of
the Dlstriet Court of the Seventh Judi-
ciai District of the State of Nevada. in
aug ior the county of Esmeralda. this
,th day OF April. in the year of our
Tine. " any
tSeal.)
JOSEPH HAMILTON. Clerk.
BY BENZ. ROSENTHAL.
rn, Deputy Clerk,
MoREHoUsE 4 THoMp-
ia Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

In the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State OF he
vada, in and for the County of Es-
meralda.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

Action brought in the District Court
of the Seventh Judicial District of The
OF ksmeralda. and the Complaint filed
in said County of Esmeralda, in the Of
fee of the Clerk of said District Court.
w. Fl. OCHSNER,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-06-12

THE INDEPENDENT LUMBER tu'
Inc, a corporation,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

Sir beute uno mor9en filnOi0t Der
Mettermonn mieoer flares Metter be
meitliden Miuoen al.
Sn ben nnoeren Yrn65S . gSetter
9obuftlmgs. Statioren 0eS &nn6cS
luurOen ole iolgenben boditen Gem.
pcratlren per5eidnet;
@aitport 60. Yortlalo 66. Bolton
80, Al6nnD 80, Neu.Dorf 81, NbiIo'
oe(pbia SO, 9ttlantic.Gitp 81, Cape
Rnp 81, @oibinGton IS, Noriolf 80,
SottaroS "a, Charlotte so, @ilmin9a
ton Sc, Gbarleiton Sc S%opannob SO,
Sadionniae SO, Supitcr Sc, Nerp.Gr.
leans sc. Ser. @eit sc, AtIonto IS.
Wontaomcrp 81, 8olcitine "a, @nluc-
lton SO. Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Wemphia
81, Cincinnati IS. @ittSburg 81, 81.
lpego so, buffalo 80, GlcpCIono rs,
Detroit 80, Nlpeno 81, Worriette II,
8reeu Dan 80, Chicago 80, Sulutb
y, St. 4nuI SO, ct. 25uio 81, San.
ios.Gitp 90, Gmobo ~, &uron ",
9ismord 81, @iuilton 96. SABRE 81,
Seleuu 80, SILT Qotc GitD 80, Icnocr
SO, 9tortbs EIotte 50. gmoriuo ~,
Tooge 9itp 81, Sos Nngelca rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

oNus So6iolianul@ SIT beoelltcn but"
bolter. Serr @ocbcI aenieBt Sen Uni
cincs berporrogcnoen Heoner5, So"
er 0urh icinc 8orIeiungen in 80
uerihic0cneu Staaten gepouuen bal.
Gle bieiigen &ortr0Gc iinOen inter
zen Nuipi5icu Der oSo5ioliitiihcn
8ortci pom Baltimore" itott. Seyr
@oebcl lit bereit, irgeno pelhe olr>
ocn EubIifm 9eitcIlte 6rogen be
3iiglih So5ioIiSmhS iofort cingebcli0
5l beantuorter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

Sell il mor0. - Ter 10 Sabre
nIte Samuel 9urlin murOe 9eitern
&ormittog i'm Sdloi5immer lcincr
@obmuug Nr. $50. Noro.G Shelter.
StroBe, BON ieincm Sdpoger Sbo3.
Seup to0t I'M Bette auigeiunocn. 81.
ne llnteriuhung our6 Coroner So.
rlltbcrS pom norooitlidcn Iiltrift
ergob, 0ob Der Wonn OlIrd) Ginneb
men Don aorboliGltrc Selbituoro
bCgnltgcn bate. 9urlim Der 9eIcf,
trifer bon 9erltf uno bis Dor etmo Ell
ner @ode bel Der .Gbeiapeafe 4
Eotomnc acknowledgements" OF.
geltelIt mar, ioll Ole lebtcn Gage iebr
tart 9etrunfen bober. MIS- cr AM
Mittiuod NbenO gegen 9 llhr nad)
Sullle fam, begab er lid nit oeii
@orten in iein Sdloi5immer; sd
lsioe an Snpbus mo Sun9enent5iiu.
Dung; &br merOet mid nidt miener-
leben." Ger Selbitm0rber binterl1lt
cine @ittpe irlb bier feline ainoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

TerionaInoti3, - Serr Sot.
Silbn BON Sdlib III OberbeIien,
Gelititlono, lit ieit gniong Suli bel
letlterl Sreunoeu in annapolis SIT 9e-
lrd. Gr beillfte obwedieIno ole
groBeren Sta0te bon 0oroomerifo,
tule g%teiparf, Neiu. Yorf uio Ebilooel.
pbio. Sn %ieiner @eimotb betreibt er
Elm Suit unO Sil5moarenoeiddft. Gr
oerlid)erte ms, DAB es i9nl IN oieiem
Sanoe mtsge5cidnet aefaae, MIR am
Sonntag permiiie er Die oeuti6e @e.
miitblihfeit. In 1. september miro
er auf Dem 0ampfer n6bemnib" Die
Geiie nad) Der 9eimatb mieoer antre-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
2ofalbcridJte ans @aIbinetun.
2 d. rioBtlage ii
$4,000.

$4,000.
I'm Namen oes NatloiieS Der
6rou Sarob &. Ibomlpion, melde I'M
Npril bon einem @aggon Der yGnpi.
tol Traction So" ~getroifen iulroe, in
3olge ociiei iie an u. Ipril itorb,
bat bic 2tominiitrotorin Sorriet Z.
9ipp cine Sdooeneriobtloge fiir $10,-
600 gcgpl1 bie Gompognie crboben.
Die @et6otete beionO it'd mlf Dem
@ege nad Dem CONGRATULATIONS, no
ite ongciteat mar. Sic mar cine bon
Ontcl Sum'S Yeniiondrinncll. Sic
befom ole Beniiou nber uidt ais
Wittlue zines Sol0uten, ionoer1 neil
lie im 9itrgertrieg Den 0lunoeStrup.
pen Snformntionen gub, meld)e 6lt
Der @efongennobme OeS 8eneral0
Sobn $. Otorgen fiibrte, Der, eiu
8uc%riloiilbrer, nit leiner 8an0e IN
Ohio %einficl. Wtorgnn iuilrbe ipGtrr
cridoiien, ol0 er ollo Dem @ei1ngniB
3u entipringcn uerIud)te.
Iiefbruuncu itr 2 6uleu.
@enn Die 0iientlihen Sduleu an
20. Septcmber mie0er b%eqinuelL luCrs
Den Ole ain0er in mebreren Shulen
in Den 8%oritGOteu, no nod feiEc
@oiierleitung lit, ibr Grintmoiicr
aus ticien 9runnen erboltcn, meld)e
in oieiem CONNER 9ebobrt luorbcn
limo. Webrere Der iriibcrcn ieidtrn
Drummer, lpelbe Die S6ulen IN ben
8ororten iriiber nit WaIier nerlorgs
ten, lpur0eu pom 8eiunObeitsunlt
conoemirt, neil 0oS @uiier pertlrl.
reinigt NOR. Die Iieibrunnen bel Oell
Sdulen al ser Gonouit.Rouo 3il
9enning8 mo bel Der &ettens Bride
iin0 icrtig. Nu ben 8runnen iitr Gle
8uriielos, Stanton.. 8oriielo
Sei0bta-, 9unfer Sill Gooos u!lo
gurruille. ShuIe miro iebt georbei.
tet.
@or nobc3u 100 Sabre alt.
Cine ~97.jGbriNe, 6rou Gli5obetb Il.
Wotfins, meld)e an 0ienitug itnrb,
muroc oeitern olf Dem n2ouoon.
Eorf. 6rieoboie" in Baltimore gu
8robe %getrogcn. Sic mar in ser
@obmnq ibrer 5otter 6rou Snme5
&. Wc9uniel. Nr. t2S, & StroBe,
60. geitorben.
@erflugt 0te 2ofolregie.
runq.
6rou 2lenellbn Weljer reid)tc &C.
itern i'm @eriht cine uui $1,000
GautenOe SdaoenerioBfIage gegeu
Die Sofolregierung BON @oibington
Elm, neil ie om 8. Npril in Der NodJ.
bnrihuft Der StrnBcnfreu3ung ser
I. uno a.StruBe ii6er eincn 81 bob
liegenoen Monuloh Gedcl aeItoIpcrt
NOR ulO ibr 6ub0elent perIebt bate.
Omin0ie 8otiAaft.
@n. Spnd, Elm Nrbeiter i'm Slot
tenbollbof, eriudJtc Die Buli5et qe.
tern. nod ieiner 20 Sabre oltcn
Satin SIT foriden, Die ieit mebreren
6ogcn perihluunben iei uno linn Il.
men 9rief geihricben, in meIdem iic
iogtc, lie meroe ibrem 2eben ein
Gnoe modenl Sic b1tte. uIS lie iif
enticrnte. ibr Soh5eitsfIeio onge5o.
gen. Tos Yoor beiratbete Dor 5lpci
Sobrcn un0 mobnt 81 SenIeptomn
an Der @ront.Hoo0.
@efGbrlif DIT Grfin6ung.
Ser Woibingtoner @rfinoer emil
9erliner bat Elm aeroplan.S erpeOo
criltnOen, melfes outomotiid) &c.
~iteltert uno getrieben miro. Ter
Motor fir ooS id)redlid)e &rieaS.
pert5cuG entioltet ~ 8ieroefrGfte
uno niegt nur 90 Hiituo, u1o Gin
8oiolinporrotb iiir cine balbItiinoigc
6obrt miro mitgeiiibrt.
5000 @udensGnbc $500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27
W. &ei6crt.
SaltimOre's Sentider Ybutugrup6,
10Q-1tt
HprS.9 ag-S tra6e.

3orS.@as-S trake.
Sin ~critflaiises 8eidGft fir crit.
fiaIigc Nrbciten, nnS feline b5beren
PrciIc, ais Sic anbers,up be5abIem.
Spc5ialitGt, @ereinssrnppen nnS
6amilicngrnppcn. 8ersr6kernnsen
nadJ alien Silbern inter 8arantie.
gdJtcn Sic anf pbige aoreiIe; eS
1T 5n SBrcm @ortbeile.
Seine Serbinouus nit irssno ei.
uem anbercn Stmoiu.
CDest3, I&@.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-27

otele @eiie Die @igentbiimer Der Hei-
lterstomn.Houo, uclhe BON Der Sta0t
ei1en 81 bobeu Ereis fiir Oieie Soro-
ltroBe perIulgen, gum 9todgeben SIT
jmi10en. Die Yarfbcboroc Oogegen
opponirte oieiem Elone.
Il nboltbure 3uitdn0e.
Soten'Sn9enieur 2odep Wuroc in
Den lebten 3ogen bon oerihiebencu
Selten algeganaen. gegen Den ieitens
pieler iorbigen Center bon 0uis6abr-
5ellgen im bicii9en Safen Deriibtel
lining, oltrd Den oieielben fleinere
Segel. un0 Wtotort9oote in WefoEr
brinaerL MaBregeln 81 t|reffen. Ger
Sofeningenieur muBte ober Den Ne
tentcn 81 ielnem 9eoollern Ole Nit
tbeilung MAIDEN, Dob er IN 0ieier &ns
gelegenbeit feline jurisdiction Dabe.
Viele &lagen luuroen 6eion0er9 in
ben lebtcn Iagen luut iiber ole ge-
ro0e5u u%nerborte 6abrlGiiigfeit, IN
Der nngeblid Monde oieier &ootien
por9cbcn. Sic iobren gon3 nobp an
Die tlct1en 6abr5euge beran, 10 Bob
Die lcbteren in ben @elenidlug OeS
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