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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
TURNING OUT LARGE ~ru
QUANTITIES OF CEMENT

No doubt few people IN Town a..
aware that an important manutae'u,, Ut.
inc business is being carried on IN 1as n;s
midst. vet such is the case =, In M
nremises on Melarkey, near Railroad
street B. Klucny is busily engaged
these DAYS turning out cement blocks :.
At present he has sufficient l:na haanpr' o,r"e
On hand to build a good sized s1ruc c
tnre and is prepared to I'LL all oroerS
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
EXCELLENT PROGRAM rOR
MOVING PICTURE SHOW

An excellent program will be given
at the Nixon opera house by the Napa-
nee Road Show, beginning with tomor-
row night. The management has spared
neither pains nor expense to make this
one Of the best programs to be OBJ
tanned.
One Of the features of the occasion
will be song by Miss Dorothea Par
ker, always popular with the local pub
lie, entitled my Dream Of the u.
IS. A"
show Monday evening, and Tuesday
night there will be an entire change Of
program, including the song.
Wednesday evening will be amateur
night, and the local comedians promise
to be out in full force.
Don't miss these shows. They are
the best ever.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
POLITICAL GOSSIP
OF THE WEEK
Last Day Of Registration.

Today is the last day for registering
for the primary election to be held on
September 8. The law provides that
the registration books shall close Is
days before the primary election, which
would bring the time up until tomor-
row night, but as the registration Office
is closed on Sunday, today will be the
last opportunity voters will have to
register. At noon today 1S2 new names
had been added to the roll, in addition
to those who registered two years ago.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
BRIDGE SUPERINTENDENT
LEAVES FOR METROPOLIS

The delay in the arrival of material
and appliances for the new bridge has
caused Contractor Rankin to make a
flving trip to Reno. He expects to be
gone but few DAYS and hopes shortly
to have things in such shape that work
on the structure may be pushed vigor-
sasly fssa - aay ~ HI rssar~.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
PLAIN DRUNKs DISPOSED
OF BY JUDGE ROBINS

This morning three common drunks
came before Judge Robins and were
disposed of as follows M. J. Corrigan,
10 days; William Hunnelly, 20 days;
John Murphy, 25 days. The latter re-
ceived the heavier sentence, owing to
the fact that he is an old offender.
having spent the greater part of the
past year in the county Jail for the
same offense.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
RETURN FROM SHORT TRIP
TO SAN FRANCISCO

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Workman return
"a Yesterday afternoon from a short
business trip to San Francisco. ms
morning they left for National IN IN
their own auto, being accompanied oy
II Causten and j. A. Callahan
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal Church Services

Methodist Episcopal Church Services.
All the regular services at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church Sunday, August
81. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morn
ing worship and sermon at ii a. m.
Evening service and sermcn n at p. m
The pastor will preach both morning
and evening.
These will be the last Sunday ser.
vices for the conference year.
Prayer meeting next Wednesday at
1880 p. m, followed by official board
meeting and fourth quarterly con.
ference session.
f. 2 BONNEEON Pastor
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

r. f. McCafferty, candidate for the
Democratic nomination for assembly
man. arrived in town Thusday morning
and left for Paradise valley Yesterday
morning. 1t is understood that Mr..
McCafferty's visit has no political sig
nificance.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
Returns From Trip to North End of
County.

Judge c. f. Robins. candidate for
the Democratic nomination for district
attorney. returned yesterday afternoon
from weeks trip to National and the
northern end of the county.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
RETURN FROM TRIP OF
INSPECTION TO NATIONAL

Jim Gilbert arrived from National
in his Simplex auto this afternoon,
carrying as passengers l.. G. Campbell,
viee-president of the National Mining
Company of Nevada, II. J. Hotchkiss,
of San Francisco, and B. A. Hanks, a
Battle Mountain miner. s. c. Seotten,
treasurer, and J G. Snydac'Ser, direct
or of the company, will remain at the
camp for few days longer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
BACK FROM PROFESSIONAL
TRIP TO ELKO COUNTY

County Surveyor sheldon returned
from Elko county last evening on No.
3 where he spent several days survey
inc for the Golconds Cattle company
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
WILL BEGIN WORK ON
NEW BUILDING NEXT WEEK

Charles Nofsinger has arrange r
begin work on his new Bridge s'ree'
business block next week. when com
pleted the building will be occupied ny
the Western Union.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
J. A. Callahan Left for North This
Morning.

Attorney J. A. Callahan, of Lovelock,
candidate for the Democratic nomina
tion for district attorney, lef for Ma.
tional this morning in the Workman
auto. Mr.. Callahan intended to start
yesterday morning, but was unable to
get out. owing to the fact that no auto
left for the north and the stage was
loaded to its full capacity.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
BROUGHT IN FROM NATIONAL
FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT

Frank Srind, a teamster in the EN-
ploy of the Summerfeld-Pe com
pany, was brought into town this morn
ing in the Carly auto from National
for medical treatment. He has been
ailing for some time and it is not yet
known whether or not an operation will
be necessary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
FREIGHT MOVEMENTS AT os,
aOTJTHERN PACIFIC STAIAON

Today carload of mining machinery .
was received at the Southern av NI;r
station for the National Defiance MIN
"s YESTERDAY Charles FARRELL shipped
Emo carloads of horses to Los Angeles
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
Republican Candidate for District Az
torney Visits Town

Judge j. A. Langwith, of Goleonda
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for district attorney. was in town
yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
INLAY MERCHANT SPENDS
nay IN WINNEMUCCA

George RI. Copley, INLAY mercfan'
and postmaster, arrived In town o., on
No No Il, Yesterday afternoon. and is al
tsnd;nv U 10 business matters hero today
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

J. A. Galbraith, Fernley homestead
er, is in town today.
J. r. Harvey, of Paradise, is spend
ing few days in town.
G. G. Carriger, bookkeeper for Z.
Reinhart & Co. s. Golconda branch
store. was in town yesterday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
WILL RETURN TOMORROW
FROM TRIP TO TAHOE

Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Bosch and Miss
Berniee Wright are expected to return
tomorrow from a ten-days' vacation
spent at Lake Tahoe.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
SUPERINTENDENT ROWLANDS
ON TOUR OF INSPECTION

T. +. Rowlands, superintendent of
the Southern Pacific Salt Lake divis-
ion passed west this morning in his
special car, attached to No. 5, on tour
# inspection of the west end.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

Mrs. ]. F. Brain and daughter pass
ed through town on No. 3 last even
ing, en- route from Pittsburg, Pa, TO
San Francisco, to join Mr.. Brain, I'M
til recently with f. Reinhart & Co.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
F. P. BONNEFON, Pastor.
No Services at st. Paul's Tomorrow.

There will be no service at st. Paul's
Catholic church tomorrow, as Father
Enright will celebrate mass at Love
lock-
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
INFORMAL RfCfP.
ton FOR SPECIAL

The newspaper train which left Win.
nemuccA over the Western Pacific
Thursday evening arrived in Salt Lake
yesterday. At Zion the party was roy
ally entertained by the various socie.
ties and commercial bodies of the city.
which included trips to Saltair and
Emigration canyon, organ recital at the
tabernacle and a street-car ride over
the entire city. A luncheon was ten
dered the visitors by the CONNER
club.
The train, which is in charge Of e.
L. Lomax,passenger traffic manager, as
sisted by +. G.. Herr, general passenger
agent, left Salt Lake City this morn
ing and is expected to arrive in Win
nemucca at 1925 this evening. On the
return trip the company will be Joined
by a number of Utah and Montana
journalists and the following Colorado
delegation: Frank C. Farrar. city
editor Rocky Mountain News: F. l..
webster, Denver Post; Jay Hilliard
Denver Republican,; s. Gully. Herald.
Telegram, Colorado Springs, and A. s.
Anderson, Pueblo Chieftan.
The train will remain at Winnemuc-
ca all night, in order that the run
through the Sierras may be made by
daylight, and will leave at an early
hour In the morning. Arrangement
have been made for the party to be met
upon its arrival by the Eagles band
and a delegation Of citizens and bust
ness men, when an infomal reception
will be held.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

Ebbett & Co. have just received, via
the Western Pacific, a large shipment
|of watermelons and cantaloupes.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

Tokay seedless and black grapes, the
finest in the market, at Ebbett & Co. s.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

pasouale, proprietor of the REQ.
t-wp tsr 4 euw AayA
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

Preparing for the Big Minstrel Show.
All Eagles and members of the min
strel troupe are requested to be in at
tendance at meeting to be held at the
Nixon opera house this evening, begin
ming at $50 O'Clock.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
LOCAL BRIEFS

J. w. Lorge and his attorney L. A.
Gibbons of Reno, left here for the lat
ter place last night. Mr.. Lorge ex-
poets to be gone for several days.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
NATIONAL ENTERS
RACE FOR QUEEN

The contest for Carnival Queen is
growing exciting. Yesterday National
entered candidate in the person of
Miss Addie Donaldson, and it is expect
ed that the gallants of the camp will
unloosen with enough high grade to at
least make fine showing.
A glance at the appended table will
show that since the last count Miss
Dora Giroux has advanced from 280
to 7SO votes gain of an even 500.
From now until the close of the polls
next Wednesday evening at 6 O clock it
is probable that the voting will be live
ly. Miss Dora Hartman, who stands
second in the contest, left for San
Francisco Thursday evening, but this
will in no way interfere with the young
lady's candidacy. She is in the field
to stay, and her friends will make de-
termined effort in her behalf to land
the honor. At the count yesterday the
vote stood as follows.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

E. f. Mckay and Dr. o. A. Denman,
who have been in Winnemucca for the
past week, left town this morning in
their Ford car They are bound for
McDermitt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
ONE BENEFICIAL EFFECT
OF RAILROAD COMPETITION

To meet the competition of the West
ern Pacific, the Southern Pacific has de-
cided to attach through merchandise
cars to No. 54. the fast freight OF to
some fruit train. One car will be de.
tached from the train at Sparks, one at
Winnemucca and one at Elko. Under
the new arrangement freight will he
laid down at Winnemucca on the morn
ing of the third day after leaving San
Francisco
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20

Mrs r. f. Tilden, wife of the well
known civil engineer. will leave the
first of the week for visit to her par
ents at Memphis. Tenn.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-08-20
Refreshments for th. ouee4..

Refreshments for the Guests.
The pastors Sunday school class of
the Methodist Episcopal church win
have refreshment stand at the West
ern Pacific depot tonight, where ice
cream cones, lemonade and home made
candy will be dispensed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

Goit na6 Somoii pio Gan 6ron.
cisco, idIieBt bier tdglid Inn I llbr
Nbcno3 bis 5lllu %. Sonunr; nadI
Sotpoii, @uon unn ben Etilippinen,
piu Gan SronciSco. tGglif tint I llbr
NbenoS bis gum 81. Sonuor; nad)
Iopoll, aoreo, China mo ben Bbi-
lippinclt, nio Gancouuer, Y. g., tug.
lib INN I ll6r 9(benoS bis gum 4.
Sebrltar.
Die Srons.Y ocific.Eolt miro tag
lid gum abgongsboien geial1ot, uno
Die 3eit Oes S6luiies lit 10 arrungirt,
bob ein ltnunterbrodeuer llebcrlono-
transport erm09Iid)t miro.
Notia. - 9os grifporto nod al
len frentoen 2dnoern (ullsgenommlen
0roBbritonnien mo SrlanO, 6ono-
ba, Werieo, Banana, Cuba uno
Sbongboi, no ooiielbe pie Dos ein-
bcimiide iit) lit mie folat: 5 GertS
iiir ole critic lln5e unb 3 Gents iilr
jeoe mcitere ltit3e ober beren Sbetl,
unb mltB poll I'M SorMlS be5obIt
pcrben, onherniol3 oaS GoppeIte
oeS ieblcnoen 9ctraqeS ON Srte Der
Nblieferum9 colleftirt miro. Nob
Gcutl6lano, nur brett per Sd)i'f
ipic ole cinbeimiiden Raten.
". @oll SarriS, NoIt1neiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

dies ant Sreitog Nohmittda IN Der
groBen CONCERT Sale 0eo SnItitllts
itattfinoet, brin9t oo3 Nuftrctcn ocS
Eionilten Grneit Sutdeion. Gem
i1brIiden Rccitol oieicS en1incnten
9iinItlers, Der befanntlid) elmer Der
geidGbtciten 9ebrfrGite Oes Snititllto
nj, miro in m1leretl nlllifalilden
areiien lteta nit groBem SntereIie
cntgegeu geieben; lrto olldD i'll biclem
Sabre o%iirften lid Die 5ablrci6en
Sreun0c bea &ilnltIer5 mie0er uollr
3Gbli9 cirritellcn. Sr. @lltd)elou lit
eilt Nllitrolier bon @eburt. Stn Sitter
Don 13 Sobren Qing CT nadl 0eutld)-
lull0, INN an DEM &eip5iGer GonIcrpae
torium 81 ituoiren. No6ocm er Ole
les abioluirtc, bc1ab CT lid) nod Wel=
mar, no S%toucnb0acn icin Sebrcr
rpuroe. Seiu Gon5crt-Gc mdd)tc
CT III Berlin, lnn0 3ludr nit gallj olts
bGrorocntlidcm Grfpl0c. Gonn iolG-
ten 9on3crt . RciicH Olrcb 9eutIdl-
lono, Hublnn0 mo england. Sclt
icincr &%erbinrlul1 nit Dem Eeo-
to0p e Snltitllt lit er ais SoliIt nit
Dem @oitons, Dem Ebilobelpbio- mo
Dem ElittsburQ . Symphonic Or
DIETER olli0ctrCtelr, ii6cral h0dJIt beis
idui0 olligcnommcn.
Ticrtc& Fcubn0p= Srgcl.
Trci CONCERT.
9oS picrtc Somto1a SrQel.Srei.
CONCERT iinoet bellte Nofn1ittog I'M
0roBcn Gon5crtiooIc beS .Fcobobp-
Snititllto" ltott. Sri. NaneS Clint
mild lit Die Gon5ertgcberin; JIG bat
iid) Elm dniprlld)apolleS uno %interel-
iunteS Grogromm gelpGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25

Sr. Eolues, 9ortfomsft, Sr, aur(
@conarit, 6r. Soi; 8oloun, &r. Sol.
Gorfmeiiter, ST. Fuitor S.@ormoru,
Sc. MilheIm @ornonn, Sri. @lo.
riSlono @uIotto. &r. Ecter @erbc-
ridL 7Sr. HllooIf 8rieBer, Sr. Miid,.
@oSpor, 6r. Soiepb SailsIoben, Sri.
&orbdro Sou5Iobcn, 6rou Anno
Sroef. Sr. Sacob Sejtmonn, Sr.
Gron5 aorbler, Sri. SeIeno 2on.
4ArmSfi Sr. Soici 2oiiIcr, Srou
Ghriitina 2aiiler uno aino, Sobom
2oiiIert &r Wn&0 Qed)ner, 6rnl
1rm5isfo Moncif unS aino, 6rou
Maufe 0entiromSfp, 0r. Steinn Ne.
itec. {Srnl Barbara Eltncet, 6rolt
barbara EllIec, Nr. Stonialmp Eict-
ftipit5 iSr. Irc0. Stltmpp, @r. y.
Stpcif, 'fSroh &dtctina Scpcif, Sr.
Midldel Sdlon0n, ST.. 6ror5 Sftb.
nit !. 6rau 9. Sjorpgroostp, Sri.
2liuu Spmcol uuO 0r. 9lnton 5obor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
Baltimore Sampf.Yafct.gpmpoouic

4 Nglfe uip 5uperlQl1qe VQtfStnte.)
Sic Sereini9tef GtnateisF oft bef6roetnn.
5ampfer - 5luriba, I" ,0trainin" unb ,glatama"
9a,npfer iubren tdaIih, Sonntaes alsgenont.
men. BON ben Dob .eine"'@iers. sr. o bis
10, Stgbt.SirnRc, SnR Der Sarrc.straRe, nm
$50. sbenos oireft na6 Obj 4uiHt Comfort,
Ncrfoli uto Hort5lnoutb, ia.
Sn Slo Yotnt Iuf6luB nn &c. & S.s9abn"
nod @t6menS, olberosnt preimaI Die .@ode
at .Str9inia FABRICATION Co." mad Sanea
Niper. aalhunaen ur6 8idmono, 8a. Sn Nors
toIf I1lbiuB an ~gtIaltie Goait Cine 9abil."
err @a6n . Sireinia sabn" nnS oh 9omis
ntoil Snr1pfer 60" Ind 9tefpbern, g.=G.,
gorf.
WtabG5eiien nab eiiropdif6em Bfan. 9iefe
Hanpter baden lururibfe adiiiten, belize unb
latte Sfibs ODER Sal8ipaifer.9doer e~Ieftrifde
Seielhtnng nno SnnlpfbeiBune. 8oneti foften.
fret Aabtnen Toe. $500, $3.50, 5000 uno
2.50. Seoes Simmer iiir sipei 9~erfonen elm.
8illeit9ilrcaur 107 Sft'8uItimore. Giraffe, 500
Giabts SiraBe, 9. ". G.. Office Siispft.@de Der
galtirlore; tno GaIbert'Strnse. .goniinentnl
1rnit Sniloir9" NIB NIbauab's, Gr. 109, Gorb.
SbarIeS,Strabe. .Sampfer nit Limited" sun.
feniele9rapbensSbitein auSeeitattei.
Rrdiioent II. Sert 'Mianaoer. Sen. .gaiL 'iaert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
@eitern IarpIanb.G ;ienbatn.
Beginneuo an &c. Sept1mber.
gerldBt 3tuen'8at.sof

StAtltttltu ~ W. .SCptGutpGAs
gerldbt 8~tuensBat-sof:
SdgItf:
4.1o Woreeu@sdneu5us, Saeerstotpn. nR. &
49,. Nb.," Babnesborp, GbainberSbu-3 uro.
auseenoinmen Sonntags. Sanccd unb Gum
1857 wiorsems-@enlider Grpreb, Beftminfter,
unionsNribye, YruceoiIe CSreoerid uIo gnI'
I1ttsbura. alisgeitoulnleIl Gonnidgs), Babnes'
borp. @bamberstura. SaeerstDfpu, Sancud,
Cumberland, elfins (gnffet Sbierbatiors.
@aagens). Sie gnbitation biefes SuseB an
Gonntae III SaeerstDtpu.
Union gribge,
'4.15 Ma6mfftaes = -s6nen,us. Sauptltnie.
Sagerstopn, 3ineod, SblppeiSbure tro,
ais9enon'neH eonltdgs, Srebertd unb Gr'
niitsburg .tBarlor@9Sdgeon).
9daltdl, a~usgenpmmen epnuiag.
700 M9orseitS gort .. rib 6. Tio. uro
7.5o @oreens-afioumosation macs sburmont.
2.45 Nadhinittues-Grpreb nab Gmobroof Blpn.
enn. !Yori, &%artoeer, GETTYSBURG unb 8. &
Sanoper, GETTYSBURG uno q. uno s.. Ttb.
$50 !Ndtmittags-gffori. mad Sanotcr.
6.15 IbeuoS-Mffom nod Union 8rieae.
MIR gnnitdgs,
II. 30 IbenSS-9ttfem nnrb Union 9ribge.
Sur SpuMtugs.
9.45 Demonstration. nab linton Bridge unb
Sanobe:.
. SdIt Mot aru RennfrInanie. gbe. .gntutof an.
y. 3lpbertfoH, YicesBrdf.. u. ser. '@etddf5f.
q. ~. &S,pen. n.s91haoier'Nosn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
SdriffSnadpriht

Hcm Dorf, 81. Sonuur. $500
Ser Gompier Settle" lit Don Siuers
pnnl %nngefonmen.
9remcm "a. Sdnlor. - Ter
Inmpier nHoou" lit nab Ncm-Oort
Gbgeiabren.
III pton q. &nntor.
Ser Sompfer st. 2ouis" lit pOll
9tcpsNorf bier ein~getroiIeD.
SIENNA, 81. Sonlor. Ger
Compier n@nrboroiin" lit Don Nep-
}jorf bier cin1elouicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
&un See nuo Safcn.

Sic Faiingierc Der .GaiieI" g%clonoet.
- Sri. Ncimcr itlo &r. &lolc
in ben gbeboien ci~n9elouIcn. -
Ser Sbooner yWcrtie .. Grom:
lep" an Der &iiitc BON Moiiodll-
letts g%eltronoet.
SIN 2ouie bes geitrigen Gormit-
tags muroen Die Yaiia9ierc ocs um
Sonmtog Abeno nneelnngten 9torn-
Geittifen 9lopO-I umpiers ,GuiieI"
Inter 2eitung BON @inDunoerungs-
GpmmiiiGr &. :. Meis %9elnnOet. Bon
Sen Ginmohoerern murbe MIR Elm
rniiiiber Gnmenidneioer bon Der
2onoung nusgeidloiien, oa Die Gin.
lOonoerungs 9eboroe beiiirGtet, Der
Wtdnn mod)te Dem 8emeinnele1 sur
Gait iulen. Sier5ig onoere TnIios
Glere murben porlGllfig no6 Dem &c.
tentionsbou.ie gebrodt. 0os groBte
Snterelle ipuroe Sri. 8otbarine Sei-
mer, ~ Sabre alt, bon Sberihleiien
entaegen .gehar,adt .pelde pop .ibrenl
Wr1ntigom, Dem # Sabre olten aarl
ESloIe, Der in Sonlestomn; no, cine
800 Nfer northumberland beiibt, um
Eter ermartet nllroe. Gus Yoar,
bos iid sum eriten Mal I'M 2eben
lcb, fono g~egenieiti9 @efollen mo
oGmohl Die 9rout einel Itrunlnlen
fIeilen SiIngen Don fiini Sabren nit
brod)te, 5ogerte ser Srdutigom feline
Sefilnoe, it'd ollge1blidlid) ont Yier
trollcn 81 %lalicrl. Goter Hobt. s.
Nfltettcr bon Ser fntb. DIR 2abp
u 5000 Council. &ird)e pol5og Ole
Geremonic, bel mclder bic SrlS. Cha
Nclllelo, Slora Geibenltcin 1utb Ho-
ME Srmin ais 3eugen iingirten. Gie
Tellpern1Gblten rciler beute nod
9'oro.G ofota o6. llntermegs meroen
E1le obcr in 9ele9rooe, Minu., Solt
MAIDEN, INN elmer Sante bon Sror
|aslole, melf)e Die gbe 3it Stonoe
brad)tc, eilen 9eilld) ob5uitottcn.
Ni 9oro Ser yGaiiel" ionoen iid
ge'tern 5ablreidc 9eilider Elm; llittcr
renlelben befonoen lid meIdc, Die
ibren often 6reltno Sberitemoro 4.
SdDpenn ouiilld)ten uno oemiclben
Gil lclnem bclItigen 40. @eburtsto1
grntllirten. Sr. Sdpenn itebt lett
Is Sobren III 0ienIten bes Horooeitt-
ld)en Slopb mo iGbrt, felt cr Dor 10
oubren gum S6criteiporo bei0rocrt
mllrOe, unnnterbrpd)en 5lpiidJen 9re=
rlen mo Baltimore.
Shooner geltronbet.
Ser led)smaitige Sdooncr ,Wertie
y. S%roplep" ltranoete am Sonnta1
dllt Der Sobrt bon Baltimore nod,
Volton an Der Settle bon Woliohll-
letts nno lit total perIoren. Die Is
~oln ltorte Vemannilng mrlroe bon
cen Wannid)often oeS Siider6ootes
uFrlScllo" gerettet. Die 9en1oll.
rltng oes Sfooners ertrug 5eb,l
Sturlocn lang uniGglife 2eioen. So
9nr Die Satin oes GopitGns sSodIon
llllBte 5cbn Shmoeu lang an Ser
Soteln9e ielt9eblnben blciben, Inn
illd)t Dor Sdp6fe in bas Mccr 81,
fallen. Ter Sdooner liei INN $50
Mor9cnS oui Den aIippcn auf. Der
llnfoll miro einem 8erieben oes
MonneS an Stcuerrubcr 5iteeitric.
ben. lin 10 llbr brad Dos Sdifi
clltSlpci.
"6ronffurt" IonnerItaa
ermartet.
In fommenoen 9onnerItag miro
Ter Norboeutid)e 2lopo . Iampier
"6ranffurt," Der ont 10. oieies Mo-
rots bon Bremen obii,br, bier erlpor-
tft. Mn 9orb bes 9ampiers beiin.
Den it'd 1925 Eaiiagiere fiir 9oIti-
more uho 230 fir @~olpeltpn. Die
liir Baltimore %beltimmten Gaiiitcn-
Nol'aglere lino: 0rl. Sopbia 9onf,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-25
N6fabrtstagc Ser S5cau.S ampfer
Dui Wciusyurf.

Nm 25. Sanltar .aronprin5" na6
9remen.
gm &c. Sonitor vSceanic" nad
NcopeI unb Irieit.
am 26. Sanuar .Gamponia" uady
2%iperpooI.
Elm 81. Samuor n3icten" nad
Bremen.
am 81. Sanllor .anconia" nad
Neopel uno @enuu.
Im 27. Sanuar .Eouraine" nah
SABRE.
Im 90. Sanuar v8ermania" mad
Neopel uno Srielt.
9lm 80. Sanuar Oceanic" ndb
SoutBampton.
am 80. Sonuar Berlin" nod
Gibraltar uno Neapel.
PIN 30. Sanuar .Heeino b'Sta.
fia" noh sseopef unb @5enud. +" :
slm 80. Sanlar minneapolis"
nad 2onoon.
Im 80. Sanuar nEreliOent Gin.
coin" na6 Samburg.
Im 80. Samiar Cincinnati" nod
Ncopel uno @enua.
9m 1. Sebruar vHooroam" nod
G~otterbam.
Im I. Sebruar Europa" mad
Meopel uno @enuo.
Gm 2. Se6ruar nSinlano" nod
Tntiperpen.
Nm 9. Sebrllar ,Geltic" nod @i.
braltor rno @enuo.
4m 2. Sebruar vl1mbria" mad
liverpool.
gm 3. Sebrllar y9rctagne" mad
Sabre.
Pm 3. Sebrl,ar e. S. Sietgen"
IaG 9openbagen.
gm 5. Sebruar ,Stalia" nad ga.
lermo ln6 Neapel.
Im 5. Geruuar columbia" nod
Glasgow.
gm 8. 5ebrnar Minaetonfa" mad
Sonoou.
am 5. 6ebruar nIetp.gorf" nod
Soutbompton.
gm 5. .Sebri,ar ,Saronia" mad
Gibraltar unb Meapel.
Im 5. Sebrlior rHoma" nod
9teopel mo WarIeine.
am 5. Sebruar r@roBerGuriiirit"
lad) Dem Orient.
Nm 5. Sebruar .9aurentic" nad)
liverpool.
am s. Sebruar naaiIsr" mad
Sremen.
am s. Sebruar .Statenbam" mad
0trtteroam.
Im 8. Sebruar argentina" nod
Nteapel uno SrteIt.
am 8. Sebruar Malretania" nod
2ipcrpooI.
am 8. Sebruar Cue be @enopa"
nab Neapel uno @eftiia.
Im 8. Sebruar .0aoerlano" mad
Intperpcn.
am 10. Sebruar ,@oon" mad
@remen.
Im 10. 6ebruar .Sapoie" mad
Sabre.
am ~. 5ehruar rYannonia" nod
Gibraltar urb Reapel.
Im ~. Sebri,ar ,GaIeoonia" nod
Glasgow.
am -. Sebruar r8enesia"' nod
Weapel unb MarieiIle.
Mm u. 6ebrliar .aonig hilbert"
rod Gibraltar unb NeapeI.
Mm 12. 6ebrliar uWi~nneiuaSfa"
rad) 2onoon.
am ~. Sebruar .Ioriotic" mad
4lpmortb.
gm 12. Sebruar .Megitta b'SSsta-
liz" nod Neopel nno @enitd.