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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

The present naturalization law was vast i'm
provement on the hodge pOdge of naturalization
statutes in force before il was enacted. 1t
greatly reduced the number of courts in which
naturalization papers could he obtained and did
much to end the gross frauds perpetrated under
the old system. But the fewer courts now open
ought 10 be equipped as to do the necessary
work and there seems to he ample foundation
for the complaint that the federal courts in this
city have not sufficient clerical force to take
care of applicants for admission to citizenship.
The government ought not to subject would-be
citizens TO unnecessary delays and hardships.
The Citizens Union is right in agitating for
better adaptation of the naturalization machn-
cry here to the legitimate work on hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03
NEY YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs W NJ. V. Hoffman. who spent June
and July at Tuxedo and Southampton, respectively.
are booked To sail for Europe to-day. to remain
abroad until October. Mrs. sydney Smith is also
sailing for Europe to-day. TO pass the next few
weeks on the Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley Is the guest Of her
mother. Mrs. Henry p. Hyde az Saratoga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mr. and Mrs Francis c. Bishop left town foI
Saratoga yesterday, TO remain until the end OF
August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Don Mario TorlOnia and his wife. who Miss
Mary Elise Moore. have arrived from Europe and
will spend the rest of the summer with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Moore. at Belle
Haven, Greenwich, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mr. and Mrs oliver Gould Jennings. who
now in Newport. Will pass the autumn at their
country place at Fairfield, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mrs. William Everard Strong. who returned from
Europe last week. mas opened her country place
at Seabright ". j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mr. and Mrs. Egerton Winthrop, r.. and Mrs
Frederick Edey booked to sail from England
for New York tomorrow on the Adriatie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mr. and Mrs B. Ogden Chisolm and the Misses
Chsolm. who spent the early summer at South
ampton Long Island. started yesterday for the
North Woods to remain until September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden, who spent the early
part OF the summer at Hcksville, Long Island
started fer Newport yesterday, to remain until the
end OF the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs ]. Norman de R Whitehouse have
sailed from England for New York and are due
here this week. On arriving they will go to New
port 20 pass the rest of the season.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

men suffer eiot. oas gut iur lie III.
p1breno u~nieres ms manhmaI
aiht befemmt." Gin onoereS:
.ansen brouhen iid) ibre Sadrc
nidt 81 MAIDEN uno iehen BOD i'm.
mer biibid) aus. aild rtiniid. Sic
brauden fein taIteS WaiTer ann @o.
iden. ionoern lfdeh iih lilr ab.
aber ib bin boh iro5. onB i'd feline
sase bin" Gin fleiner Snnge be.
neioet oaS Bfero. ,meil cS fcille 9laf.
gaben 5l MAIDEN braud)t uno nibt
aeiholteu miro. penn es ieine Rlet.
ser uno feline Stieicl aerreiBt. @g
miro nift 9eta6elt, Denn es sit lpdt
fonmt. ODER nenn es unae5oaen lit.
nno befommt nihts NIT Sem Hpbr.
tod" Gin anoeres ainb meint:
CAB Ole Yieroe lid nift nm 8lei.
ser 5u ioroen braliden. iobaI9 zines
abgetragen lit. mGdit linn lpieOer Elm
onOeres." Gin Sinh bon elf Sabren
idrieb: nBieroe iinb aliidlid. menn
iie 5uiammen aui Ser Wieie ipieIen.
sic ipieIen Elm Spiel, oas man
Bierbdenipiel nennt. manhmaI iiEb
lie aud mile. sic iino gu bcoauern.
fpeiI Tie feincn CHM fir 0iuiif. ba-
ben. uno neil iie ibrem 2ebrer niht
iaaen fOnnen, onB Tie nidJt mcbr or
beiten pouen, fpenr mo iie ihlagt,"
Gin S%ebnidbrieer BbiIoioA meint:
SD CLAUDE nid)t, BOB oie, 8ibe ibr
Slid seniieeno ihdten. Giibc ldei.
nen INNER faul 81 iein. Gle BADEN
nidts gu tbun, als umbersulaufen.
i1r Suffer 81 iuhen, Sn elien. SIT
trinfen nS 81 fauer. Gas, lit 9enug
Slid fir sic aiibe, mcine id)."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

flung Der 5irma 1aartin gaudtpit,
8riidenaaee II, iiber Die Gimme BON
5000 Warf, Die bon Dem &onto Der
Sirma obgeboben merocn jouten. Ser
rWteliengerbop" mar bon einemSerr,l,
Berlin SAFE 9ouer iaB, entianot NOR.
ben. Sn Der WittagsItunoe toar Die
Nationalbnnf teIepboniih benad)rid.
tigt 1poroep, baB 5000 Marfaoon ben,
aonto oerl 6irnlo o~bsebdben speroen
ioaten. sus Der ~Weiieneerbpp" cine
Auittung obne 6irmenitempel, beren
ltnterlhriit ober edit mar, porIeate.
ifDpite Der &aiiirer. Eeronht nlib
fIingelte i'm 9lirea,i Der Sirma an.
Sort erbielt Ell ben 8eideib. bob Ole
Sode niht in Sronung iei. Vie
Ils5abling Der 5000 Marf nnter.
blieb. Bis Der 8ertreter Der Sirmo
uno Elm Deteftip e~iniraien. Ser
DWseiictlaerbop" fanb ieinen gtuftrag.
aeber niht mebr i'm Gafe Dor. Die.
ier periudte ganfbetruo bate ioIeen.
De Borgeldidte: Sim Gage oorber mar
Die Sirnla 9. Worecns - anaeblit
bon einem gunfbauS anteIepboniri
iporoen, oaB cine 9anfampeiiune Dor.
Iiege, unb es murbe 9eiragt, an speIde
Wonf 6ieie einsn5oDlen lei. Sod Dem
9eifeib Der 6irma ,baB bies an ole
Notionalbonf. SiIiale 3entraI6otel su
geld)eben babe, mur6e ibre Sroae.
bon no uro BON wem Die @insabIuna
Tame. BON Dem Spre1er am TeIe.
pbon allsfpeiferto beantlportet. Sim
nGditen Wittas erfhien i'm Bureau
Der Sirma elm Serr init oer @ittbei.
lung, err fomme bonn GoufursuermaL
ter Slider unb babe So 9fennig aus.
5ub1noiaen fir cine 3laeeiahe, 6is
orei SaIre 5nriidlie9e. gr Ieete eius
aui So 8fennig In 8orten uttS 5ah.
len ausgeite1te Gnittung Dor uflo er.
bat unterihriit. Dieie Auittuna foar
bieleIbe, Die am Rahmittoa be,
@onf. aiif 5000 Mart auseeltcilt, All,
3abInng ~borgeleet nlroe. Die So
Hiennie in @orten u,b 3ableti ina.
rem ipurlos ueridapuuben. I'm 4 1lbr
uurSe Die 5irmerinbaberin irouW.
anteIepbonirt uno au'einer 8eipre.
dung bet Der SoaIbau.aftienaelea.
idaft am NoIenoori eingeloben. Da.
onrd iidertcn lid Die 8etriiser eesen
cine llebcrraidung ourd. bie Srba.
berlin; oenn CUR ielben 9eit, aIs 0ieie
i'm Weuen Sdunipielbaus oergeblif
rah Dem 9ureau Der SaalbauIAf.
tiengeicIifait hidte, fpur6e Der 8e.
trne pcriudt. Der RriminaIpoIi5ei
1T Nn5eige eritattet Woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
Music by S. r. HENRY.

lit porirber un0 mad Dem gIGn5enocn
Gnlpiana Ioa Elm iinnigeS Beltipici
Die 8Iildllhen langiam aus sen He.
9ionen ocS 8eibeoolen gu oencn ser
Sreuoe geleiten. ltuo Ger geriaiicr
oe5 6cltlpiels bat eben 10 nenia nit
berrliben Sropbe5eiureen eeiport,
ipie Der 8artner init Holeu uno Ser
SauSmeilter nit 8ein. Gas mar
aber alld, Stoff fir Den Qid)ter -
Weandcr bate OaS id)one WGShen
il%ntuorben, Wnnd)e bon benz Itatt.
lid)en jnngen Sfiijier getrGumt: nul,
9eioe eincnfer iaGeu, mar mad pe.
nigen 9agen ibr ShifiaI entidie.
Den. Gin gemeiniam oerpaIictes
Orant8elettSamt, Elm geneiniam
be9angencs &od5eitSieit uno Der
gYno mar geidjloiien, gltcrn, Ser.
natOten urpo Sreun0en our Sreuoe,
lpeld Iettcre in itattlider ansahl
Die prddtigen Gaume iiiaten. 3aS
gralltpaar Itebt in ser Mitte oes
Saales, bon @tiifpiinid)enHen I'M.
ringt; fnlnn bleibt Elm augenblid.
eln Wort nit einunoer gu iped)ieIu.
Gnolid finoet iib cine unbepabte
Minute: ~Shnb, pie Gu MIR lib
auSlieblt!"iagt er bemrnoerno. =
.9ie Uniform lit 10 fleibiom neben
Dem meibcn NtlaS. 8alter". holtbt
Iie 5uril6 un0 perieltft oas RGsd)en
nteoer IN Sen foitbaren Srbioecn.
ltrauB. "(ln0 ipobin ecbt nun sic
Gciie2" iroot cine beircuneete aItcrc
Game. nEaris lit unier 3icl. @n1.
oiglte. ui5o Damn Troupiue", erpioert
Der 9sautiaam better. ia ipcrDen
gerplB mod reid1lib GinfGnfe in go.
ris beiorgt?" 9ic itrablenSe graut
nldt uno lodt urb iicbt sliifielig
aus. Gin SrpmpetenitoB, oie Tbii.
rem flicgen Suriif. bas Simmer.
orheIter ipiclt oas, aiebeslico ocs
Wdliuitgen aus ser @nIfiire. Stein,
Sicie 6errlihe Reconsideration. gbcr
polltdnOia notiirlid)l"- ,Giele ge.
mabten 9Iun,en Iino piel baltbarer,
mir baben oie friidsen MIR gum
gInmenltreuen neriuanot", i~liiltsrt
Die Sausiran. Damn beberriht er.
,partuneSpuu. fr6blides Sbpeisen
ben feltlidlen Gaal uno Sic elegante
SeriammIuna Sur elm bod aui.
geidoiierer 9adiiid init ibtparmc.
iten Iasen iiebt traimperIoren eli.
llem Sdrmettcrling 3u. Der, am @nSe
ieines flr5en @dfeiits aneelanet, tau.
meInO Die 0uitIoien Moien unlilat.
tert, aber iie itilen feline Segniudt
nidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

idledter Seroauung 5eigen, aud aui.
boren. Vetrat)tet man %geleeentlib
Die SABINE DER 9in0er, 10 fann man
lid uIdt p~erbeblen, Oab es nit ibnen
iebr iblimm itebt. Die Hatur lit oil
oieier 3abnoerOerbniB nidt ibuIo;
lie i6afft beute geraOe 10 geiunbe
Sabine, tpie in friberen 3eiten, penn
mir ibr entgegenfoAlmen. Granfe
3abne iino in Der 8eeel, neben
iblebter 9ebanolung, Die Solae
ihlehter g%rndbruna, uno oieie lit
pieoerum cine Solse idledter 3d3.
ne; es beitebt bier alio cine @ebiel.
pirfune. Gin befannter Ir5t. Der
Iid DEFENDERS nit oieierSrage beitGf.
tigte, bat ~feltaeiteut, oaB sic llriabe
Der friib5eitigen SabnperoerbniB il
Der un5mefmoBlgcn grndbrung Scr
ainoer mdbrano ser eriten 2ebenS.
iabrc 81 iuden lit. gr bat sefunoen,
baB Ole nit Wuttermilb senabrten
Ginber Die belten 3abne aui5umeiien
batteu. Dcsiasr gut iparen iie BEL ocn
NIT aubmilh aufgeaoeenen Giuoern,
uno am ihIedtelten bel iolhen. oereu
@rn6brung gum SbeiI ober san5lih
ourd) Griasmittcl geibeben mar.
Wenn moi bel Yerionen 5wiihen 20
unb 30 Sabren porsiialide 3abne on.
trifft. 10 fam man nit abIoluter o..
pibbeit onnebmen, 6ab tbre Grndb-
rung mdbren0 Der eriten 2ebensiabrs
cine rihtige eelpeien lit. Die Si6t.
iebler. sic gum Stodigiperoen DER
SABINE fiibrcn. erltreden Sif por5ugs.
peiie aui 'oen all6u iriiben uno ou
reihliden @enuB bon meblbaltiaen
SubItan5en. uanlentlif bon aortof.-
feln. Cine ~3pedmabige GrnabrunJ
oerbiitet 3abnfduIniB unb 0amit eire
Heibe bon 1ranfbeiten, Die inbireft
burh ldlctte 31bne oeruriadt spirb.
Das @elunbbleiben Der 9abne bdngi
in Ser Sauptiahe bon 5fpei llmitdn.
sen ab: erltens miiiien sic 3dbne i'm.
mer in ridtiger 9eniisung uno
llebung blelben. 5. +. iie miiiien mebr
ba,u eebraudt ,pcpoel,, ipoau iie b.
lino, namlif gum Gauen; peide
Speiicn iino besbalb moglifit 81
meiorn. 9ie Solge miro iein, Dob
sic 3abne trGiiiscr uno iuioeritauos.
f6biger aeger, in6ere Ginfliiiie iper.
ben unb oabei meientllh Dem Wagen.
Ser nur gut 5rfleinerte uno. ourd).
ipeidelte WabrungSmittcI ridtip DC.
fuaItiaen fam, Ole 8~erSanu,tg CT.
Ieidtprn; bas lit ia, tuie befsnrt. fir
Sic 8~ciunobeit bon GROCER Ne6eii.
tung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18
ttdtt.
Bon austite MaJ sGnutS.

ieber Dem GunfeI hes @rbrti5s aus
@eiten
2eudtenbe @eIen bes 2idtes gIeiteu -
SdHb5enh bon 66bcn elm Guf erIdaQt,
&aut IN Den 2anbcn ba5 @do balt:
"2thtl @oloeues 2idt!"
Gpriibenoc, gIiiben6e, tpauenbe @eIIe,
S6iumernbe, fIimmernoe, GerrIide
Sele,
Gift bu elm GbeIaus bon 8pttes Gcs
tpanD?
9iit bu bic 2eldrte gum bimmIiIdeu
2aub
~2idtl @alhenes 2idtl"
9ieait mir gu SiiBen. brd rieienBaft fires
deno,
TIuteit ums Saupt mir. Srobiinu ers
tpe6eno:
@as oo aus Iadlcnben Wugeu fprubt,
limb mas in etpiaeu 2ieDern aliibt:
.2idtl 0oloenes 2idtl"
2idt 1T bic 2iebe. 2itt tit bas acbcn.
GlauImt bon Der Stirue. nit 9ornen
umGeben,
SetIoir, GrIoier aug anedtidaft ulS
,Notb!
Sell Dir, gefreier bonn eeiItigen Tool
"Sidtl @oIoeues 2idJtl"
Staune bid an. o bu madtiae BeIe,
Ulebe 81 Dir. o hu bimmIiIde QueIe:
Slamue Der Chat OH uuo Ieuhte Dem
@ort.
Nnum aud oas 9unfel aus @rdbern
nod fort.
~Stdt! @oIoenes &idtl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

bci Seite, Die lie 9eiGdlt bat, uno
mabIt ben aaffee gum Srii6itiid.
ga iheut oic aliugeI uaN I'M beQen
Sriibionnenihein itebt oa Senauo,
ranf nno ldlonf, einen mGttioen
&oienitrauB in ben Sanoen. nWsut.
terden, lit ole Gle idon ouf2 Meinc
eltern ino 8ei6miiter iin6 gefom.
men," un6 5ur anOeren qbiir buidi
Die iunge 9raut berein. so iriib
idon, 6rit?" SD belt eS beute
rtd)t Hanger aus" = vDos lit ia
redt ih0n. 8inoerl" Mutter @ebIid)
madt Elm beiorgtes @elidlt: .aber
jett fam i'd nob feline @GIte er,.
pfangen". %, Der Stih lit id)on
fertig, Wutterden. uno mir trinfen
Vile 3uiamnlen &affee." - .llnO
Damn baben mir nod cine Stunoc
3eit, in Den StaOtparf 81 gcben -
iiber Nabt iit,o ole Noien oufae.
bliibt!" Writer @esIiG) nidt unO
fiebt BEN 9eioen nod. Die flint Die
bier Greppen berunter %Iaufen. DIE
8aite ST. be9riiBen. nHoientage -
Sod6citsfeiern - bas poBt nun NAL
gut 3uiammen."
Gie quite Stube ser ocrtpittueteu
Srau Eoltor lit beute nid)t auieotr
5u %erfennen, Wo ionlt fein Stubl
eeriidt miro unb ME netrpas berum.
liegen" oari. ifimlnert beite aili
Dem Sophia Der meiBe ShIeicr u,N
baneben rltbt auf DEM 5ierliben at.
lusfillen Dos Die Sfnilcrinnen Ser
8rout gum @eidclaf moften, ser
crime 8ronJ. @or bent idnpaIell
8ieileripiegel fist Die 8ralt I'M
i6IeppenOen neiBen GIei0e - iic
bate lieber idporje Seioe eenom.
men. obcr Der 9r1utieam moltc bas
nidt. unb luGbrcno sic Saarfiinit.
Ierin oas pciBe Tiiusclpebe aui oen,
idfidten blonSen Saar ser 9roltt
beieitiat, rubt Sr1ulcin SeIenes ct.
has miioer 9Iif LANCE auf Sen,
giISe, oaS ibr aus berl @Iaie cnt.
aegen idout. 3ebn Gage paran
eine lanse 3cii, oicicn Gag 81 CT.
fpartcn, ga fonnte SoS b~piiuunas.
froDe Iuge Id,on matt tpcrbeu. 0u
mails, oil ibrem GHIobungstaae. ic.
tent Eoge, an meId)eln ibr Britt.
tigam Sas Teiercnbnreromen be.
Itonoen Bate, mar iie foum eruodl.
fen. iett iinS Die 9rciBig beoenflid)
nabe. uib Die picIen W~tuiifitunben
boben niht baju beiaetroeeli. Die
Mangen roiig uno Die augcn jung
81 erEaltcn. limo aud lange Sebn'
ind)t mad)t miioe; es lit idppcr.
Sabr ans Sobr Elm in Soffnungen
uitb Gnttduihungen oas Slid gu
.enporten; man mill manhmal nid,t
mcbr red,t 6nnan alaarber uHb meinl.
bas 10 oft in Sr1umen Nabeeid,autc
miiiie oils Jnta Morsono beim
Serannaben 5erilieBer. llno iie file.
gen aIle an ibrem @eiitesauee Dor.
iiber: Sic Stunben eon Sebninht
uH0 Sorae. oou Hurts Dor Dem vi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-06-18

tern un0 8er6liiben Dor t%auieno
Wtoglidfeitcn; ale Die StunEcn.
ii6cr peIde Die Ipbeit ibr binipea'
gcboIfen bat, bis oieie treuc &elIerl1
ibrcm Serjen Dor gllem nabe 'itanb.
Wer nun Dieoer Jung iein fonntc.
jung uno frob! IS lit ibr ieIt, als
babe oaS Iange @orten aui Slid tire
&rait 5unl @liiflidiein eridoplt! -
&eleneS ihlanfe Sdnoe taiten nafl
Dem (in5miid)en IN ibrem blonoen
Saar bcieItigten &ran5 unb Sdleler
- Ole o2oit bes @liifs" rubt etmas
idpper iiber ser flugen Stirn unS Die
,peiBen Singer 5ittern Elm tpenig. Us
gebt ni9t on0ers, iie miiiien audj
beute einnal iiber ben Sliiael gIeiten,
Der IN ben Iangen Sabren 10 oiel
Surbt unb Soften nit ieiner 9eiige.
rim getbeilt bot. treuer mie ETH
Sreunb, unb Dem iie ibr 9eltes.
ibre tiefite Seele, gegeben, mie cinem
9eliebten. ipenn ibr oeS 9rGutigan,s
rubig-ia6lider Art geecniiber oet
WulO Derld>lolien blieb. - Sons
tropien inter ibren Sanoen berpor
pie E6ronen. S6umann'S iiiBc
TrGumcrei, boiler Slides. uno Sci.
Sesabnnng,
.aber 9ino, Suso piro ia elcif
bier icin!" Die Srau tritt eilig
berein, i'm ieitliben srouen SeiOen.
fleioe, oie fnappen neiBen @loce.
Sanbidnlbe iiber sic poIlen SGnoa
itreiieno. nWenn MIR Nues flappi
nno ser Gag 9liiflih porbei p1re.
I'm IL ubr Die Erauung. UNI 2
llbr ooS 9iner aui benz 9eIpeoerc.
@enn mir aud) Mir icds Yerionen
iinb, 10 b1ugt bod aqcS pom g8ie
ob. Sa. ia. tpeuu bod ser CUTE
Batter nod erIe6t bate. Gid ole
Jrau Imtsrid)ter ST. ieben!" Slid
zig tupit oas Spisertub iiber bie
Iuecn, ooh HGberrolen aui ser
SiraBe lenft raid bon .pebmiitbiecu
@eSonfen ob. rSit "a nift ser
@aeen2 = &idtig. @ie Itattlih
$iigo ausiiebt. unb ser ihore
@trouB! &eibe Dir idnea Sas &c.
Iid,t nut Gau De Cologne. Sinh. Gu
iiebit gang blnB aus. limb Glib mir
nod eiuen auB! @enn's ouh teinc
Moienseiten mebr iinb - elm furSer
Sriiblileg etbt eillen reiden Som.
mer!"
9as Itotilife, nit grttnf TIN.
gebene 8iIlengebdltbe erltrablt i'm
Shimmer oes eleftriiben 2td)trs,
bufte Champions i'm @arten nett.
cifern nit Der H%oienpraft. @oaen
auf @aaen roat beron, 5umc:it eiae.
mes 8eihirr. ieIten MIR ein gentle.
2an6auer. Mnf ben Sreppcn.
aus ,peiBem Marmor oerltro.
men Hoien ibren 2ebensboud1 sic
,tmiuinben bide @irIanoen.
Sn ben S1Ien ein Wiipern uno 5lii.
Iterr, Suihen uno ShIiipfen BON
Ihlarfen MdbdenseitnIten in pban.
taltiiden Roitiimen = Ole 9roumnl
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. efrafte Sepdelei.- Sr.
Weper loer iid NIT elmer alteil, rei-
dell Snngfer perlobt bot) Sid, Der
gndltabe g" lit mein 2iebIines-
gnditabe, oenn Oamit fdnet Ser Na.
me Der StraBe an, mo meme geliebte
Brnut ipobnt! llnn Die 3abi SO"
1T meine 2iebIines5nbf, bonn iie erirl-
i1ert mid - 3r.5haa (llnter.
bredbeito)) .HerItebe all. oas sitter
Sbrer ,geliebten 8rautl"
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@ie ainScr sbiere beneiSen.

Die engIiide @eienidyait 5ur, Be.
foroeruna Oes Tbieridlbes bat ell
Ereisansidreiben an Rinber erIai.
len. ,ponad) tie iid iiber sic Grage
dnBern ionien: gSn peIder. Sinlid3t
fiibren Hieroe, &iibe uno adsen ein
gliidlifes 2ebeu, un6 inpiefern iinb
lie gu beneioenl" Gin RinS idreibt:
s9asen finO aliidIid. neil mnn if.
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Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1909-03-26
PROFIT OFFERING Opportunities
OF LEGITIMATE mining
The Attention of the Public Invited to
Consideration of Jessup and a
Mining Proposition There

you to buy block Of stock as an in
vestment.
You have never ,...u such-n possible
opportunity of profits offered baforc,
and that to at IA price seemingly ridicu-
lous, and yet in the bounds OF all goou
reasons. No other line of legitimate
business will produce larger or quicker
returns and profits. IL you invest. yol
will never regret it. There will be a
limited number of shares of capital
stock, viz, 100000, offered for imme-
date subscription at five cents per
share in blocks of 1000 shares, for ohe
hundred dollars, for the purpose of
paying the COSTS of Incorporation, bay
necessary supplies and other necessary
expenses in development work.
The company will be known as tie
Cornct Mining and Milling Company,
and be incorporated under the laws of
Nevada for the sum of 81 100000,
consisting of l,O00,o00 shares of capi-
tai stock (par value) one dollar eacn.
A summary regarding the disposal OF
the stock will be as follows: 100000
for sui scription, 100000 for the pur-
chase of the five mining claims, filed,
record d and known as the Cornct,
1roWbonc Morning Sun, Black Horse
and Summit claims; 100000 shares to
be held az treasury stock, to be sold
in Hooks for development purposes. lf
found necessary to do so by the board
of directors. Said board being electsd
by the stockholders.
The owners of the property, feeling
confident that the property is one Of
the best; possessing great merit, and
will be a large producer of dividends,
would not consider cash valuation.
for the amount Of the stock received.
Each claim having well defined and
large ledges of porphyry and quartz
will deliver the goods, if aggressive
and progressive business acumen and
tact are used.
The claims are located in the Jessup
Mining district, Churchill county, Ne
vada, which came into prominence No
vember 8, 1907, through the discoveries
of Murray and Jcssup Of bodies of high
grade ores, and although the district
has been crippled and handicapped, by
the financial panic, and without any
outside capital or assistance, it has
steadily forging to the front ranks, and
has reached the shipping stage, through
the indomitable will, pluck and perse
verance of the claim owners, whose
confidence in their properties, their
judgment of mineralogy, and bull dog
tenacity, has brought them cncomiums
of praise, and will shortly bring them
great wealth. Keep your eye on the
Jessup district and invest in any legeti-
mate mining proposition there, when
you can. IT is going to be one of the
greatest mining camps in Nevada, and
one of the largest producers. The dis
trict is only 10 miles from Hurley upon
the S. p. r. r. and is four miles wide
and IA miles long, and very highly