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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

Just now local people are watching
with interest the work under way on
Pine creek. The Sidney strike has
done much to stir the prospectors and
investors alike. The strike is one OF
the important ones Of the season and
further developments in the mine VIII
hear ont the statements above men,
toned of permanency of ore deposits.
Messrs. Gay and Ross and other own
ers of the Sidney are to be congratu-
lated on their pluck and endurance for
they have stuck to 1t when dlscour-
agements were many. Their reward
appears to be in sight.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

Big creek has two properties on
which attention is now conferred. Near
the mouth of the creek is the Yankee
Boy, under lease to d. w. Price and
associates, who are opening the mine
by means of long tunnel driven from
the creek level. When in 500 feet this
tunnel cut good body of ore which
has later developed into shoot capa-
BILE of making excellent returns to the
owners The main tunnel Is going
ahead steadily to reach point be-
meath the ore bodies of the upper
workings and where the greatest
showing of the mine is expected. Sew
eral hundred feet yet remain to be
driven before these bodies are reach
ed but the present season will see this
accomplished. This will give a large
extent of Stopping ground between lev
els and will afford the management
room for a large crew of miners in
extracting the ore. A gasoline power
plant is used in the operations.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

Down at the Amy, G. A. Smith is
directing operations on an extensive
scale and this well known property is
enjoying a systematic development
that is sure to bring results, An elec
trio outfit facilitates work and makes
prospecting an easy matter. Mr., Smith
Is combining his operations to the Amy
side at present.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

Big creek has number of other
properties working from one to three
men each, the west fork especially
showing up some very promising re-
suits. In this section the Hartford,
the Empire and Bunker Hill Extension
are carrying on work the greater part
Of the year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

The Wisconsin property, located
near the mouth of Moon gulch, and
under the management of Louis Boil
due, is undergoing an eXtentensve
piece Of work and from present APP
pearances the work outlined will place
the property on shipping basis, The
development now under way calls for
a 200-foot shaft. to be sunk from the
tunnel level at a point some 400 feet
underground This shaft will go down
on the ore showing made at this level
and from which trial. shipment net
ted the company a neat sum in copper
and gold values. James II. Hoskins
well known mining man of the district
will be associated with Manager Boil
due in this work during the summer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

Up on the Midland group, owned by
Andy Goddard and Darwin Bevan, OPP
erations will begin as soon as the snow
will permit. Mr.. Bevan made the trip
I'D last week and found four feet COW
ering the workings. The Midland for
location has everything in its favor
and the workings in the lower tunnel
show that the boys have ledge that
should develop into paying propo-
stion when they reach greater depth
The group covers Kellogg peak in their
southern extensions and lies right in
the heart of rich section of the dis
trict.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

Another of the prominent Big creek
nroperties is that of the Liston COM
pany, managed by Matt Baumgartner'
we'll known engineer of the district
whose headquarters are In Spokane.
No property in the Occur d'Alenes can
equal the Liston in its surface show
ing of giant iron capped lodges. The
entire formation of the property is
most favorable to the making OF ex-
tensive ore bodies and where the vein
was cut in the upper workings the
character of the ore increased with
depth. The long lower tunnel Is seek
ing TO open the vein at sufficient depth
to prove the ore bodies that have been
touched but slightly in the upper lev
els. Manager Baumgartner has done
an excellent piece Of work at the Lis
ton and is deserving of rich returns
for his faithful efforts and careful ham
ding of the interests Of his stockhold-
ers. The I.iston has the earmarks or
a big producer at no distant date.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

The Sherman has begun again fol-
lowing shutdown Of several months
This is on the west fork of Pine creek
where several good properties have
been under development for some
years past. The Sherman is owned by
local people among the number being
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1914-04-23

The Highland Surprise Consolidated
stockholders are to meet on April u,
and from this meeting it is expected
word will come for the resumption or
active work in this well known pine
creek property. The Surprise has a
good record for ore shipments in the
past and with more favorable trans
portation facilities will soon become a
factor in the shipments Of ore from
this section of the district
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
sfelett cinca lanait geri6wnnOenen,

9(lbonD, 9S.-y., 6. 9[pril.
3mei fleinc &no6en, oie bier geitern
am llfer oeS SSlono Greet, no6e Dem
SuOion-9lipcr, piielten, ionOen i'm
g9aiier Oic Gno6enreite elmer Seide,
mcl@e BON Coroner Settings imbe-
Oeufli6 fiir oie Oes friibcren itdOti-
iden 43 Sabre alten OeteftiuS @. 8.
Mc05rop crflGrt mnrOe. Ser am 80.
Oftober 1909 in Ser 6rii6e aus ici-
mem Seim oeribwono, ouge6lib nm
eiuen Spa5iergang 81 MAIDEN, unO
ieitOcm ni6t wieoer geieben purOe.
&leioungSitiide umo 9lnoeres, mas
@}c@raw 9etragen poreu wd6renO
Der A Sabre, ieitOem sic 9ei6e I'M
@oiier gelegen bate, bon Der Str0-
mine fortgeidwemmt woroen. 60
roner Settings mar Elm iutimer
6reimO Mc@raw'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
acrn cincr @cipcuitcrocididte.

8awtudef, 81. g., 6. 9(pril. TT
Observation-Disclosures, pel6e iib an
geiuiiie rGt6iel6aite @erduicbe in ei-
mem @3ietbs6auS gefuiipit batteu,
fanoen aeiteru i6re 26iung ooour6,
OaB man Oen felt 5pei Sagen Der.
idwluoencu Oierid6rigeu 0omcuic
Da5utlepicj in elmer DER @o6niugeu
OeS @e6duoeS in 6albperbuugertem
3uitonoe ouifanO. 0os &ino 6atte
ooS gltern6ouS nibt mieoer finoen
f0nnen mo S1ut in ser leerite6en-
oen @obuung geiudt, in mclher es
obnc icOe 9ia6rlmg Die gon5e 3eit
ausgcbaltcn 6ottc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
NlitglicOcr Scr TGOeraIiiten- 5nnta
nnacblidl fiiiiIirt.

DoltglaS, glri5a .. 9lpril.
@ic pou ioocraliiiiider 5eitc be-
bouptet miro. limo 5wci @}itglieOcr
Der merifoniidcu i0ocraliItiiben
Suuto in Douglas am Sanlto9
glbcn0 bon ocn Gonititltionoliten IN
glgua @ricta iiiiilirt rmO wd6rcno Der
giodt in ocr gl1bc Der olten 9lrena
iiir 5ticrfdmpic bcitattet uoroen.
geiiimmtes fam man obcr BON Oen
Oortigcu gc6oroen ooriiber m6t in
@ria6rma 6ringen. g9ic 9cante Der
Gonititlltioualiltcu geitern ertlGrten,
miro ocn ,yuoen Der 3utritt 5lmr
5taotc Sonora unteriaat pcrocu,
ioas bic 9c6auptlm9 oes 3oa-@oaef-
tors Is. g. Sorinno in glaua @ricta
ii ciuciu peroiicmIi6tcn Girfldar
Dab iiioiid)c 9auilelltc gciolidtcs SH-
ilrgcltcnaclo in llnlouf iebten, 81
elmer geridllideu &erlrt6cihug DER
Shuloiacn iiibrcu iolltc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
glictor ,yrciiinaer aeitur6en.

AS 6ila0clp6ia, 6. glpril.
9ongcm Idweren 9eioeu lit geitern
i'm Mlcoical G6irirgical Soipitnl in
@bilaoe!pbia Gictor 6reiiinger ans
9Itloutic.Gitu i'm 9llter BON AZ Sab.
rem erlcgen. Gr mar ols Der SSn6a6er
0es 0lO @icnno 9leiort in 9ltlautic-
GitD melt ii6cr Oic Stoot binous, i'm
gau5en Sonoe betonnt, lnO bel 0eut-
iben ipic glmerifaneru oleidermaBen
belic6t. &or glQcm obcr perOen Oie
9iirger oeS @elt6ooes i6m ein e6-
renDcs 9luoentcn bema6ren, oenn bic
Sta0t, Der er ais 0iieutlider Beam.
ter pie oils @riuatmaun piel 3eit lnO
9lr6cit miomcte, rerOonft ibm piel.
Ger Geritor6ene mar Gin 9ruoer 0eS
6efonnteu aoihunicrs ser Metropoli-
tan 0per, @aul q. 6reiiiugcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

bcaiug. Gos @eridt erfonnte gegen
9oreugel auf orei DloHate @efong.
niB. gegen @einede oui iedS @lo-
nate inO gegen Sdwa6eoa6l aui 8
Nlonate @eiGngniB.
Iclcfuufen citation in
&erBogS d)loB.
8raf 9lrco, Der Girettor ocr bent.
ihcu Ieleiunfeu.@eieaidoit, (@eiea.
idoit iiir Ora6tloie Eelesrop6ie),
bat i'm SdloB Oes Ser5ogs Grnit 5u
glltenburg Dor Ger SoigeieQidloit oil
Berit interefantc Grpcrimente Oel
6unfentelegropbie poreeiii6rt, nod.
Dem ser Ser5og aai Dem SdloB cine
leIefuufen Station 6otte einrids
ten laiieu
9cwer @reisgeminner fir
cine &0lner Sto0t-
&Dmne.
Nus Oer @reiSausi6rei6ung fir
Gihtlmg Der beiten Spmne fiir Die
Stoot aoln lit ser 6efannte GresOc.
ner ShriititeGer Mor j. a. 9ewer
ais 5ieger 6erporgeaanecn Der cr.
iie Ercis 6eite6t in touieno @lorf.
(DRar 9eper murOe inn Sabre
1861 in GiiielOori ge6oren, mar
@ertretcr Der naolniidcu 3eitlmg"
in aopeu6ogen unO cine 3cit lang
3eooftenr Der 3etlmg nSam6urgi'
Id,cr Correspondent Gr bat 5o5l.
rcidie biitorii6e g8erfe, io!pie me6.
rere @eoidtSiommluugcn OerfoBt)
saul Sepfeim @alOeSfrie e.
Sen beitottet.
@liinhen 6. glpril Sm &alos
irieo6oi lit geiteru oos, mos iterblid
an goul Sepic mar inter mgemei.
ner 9et6eiligung Der 9eooterlug
sum Iebten Shhmrmer einge6ettet
noroeH.
@rQreiien0 mar 0ie Sroucrfeier in
ser 9eidcn6olle OeS SrieO6oiS, mel.
DIE pou oen nGditcn 9luoerpanOten
oeS entihlaienen Gidjters, bon ben
Spieen Ser 9e6orOeu, iuie BON 9l6ge.
ianoten pon @ele6rten. unO Siiult.
lcrpercinigungcu bis gum lebten@Iob
bcicBt mar. glls Griter trat ais per-
ioulidcr 9ertreter oes aoiierS @il.
6clm 4rin5 @ittgeuitein Dor uno
legtc eiuen mdbtigeu 2orbcerfron3
aui Dem Serge nieoer.
Rad cinenl ergreiieuocn @rabgc'
lang geouhte Johann IN ldugercr
Neoe ser Gihter 9uomig 6ulOo Oes
entihlaicnen Sreunoes. Sbm iolgte
alS 5peitcr @eoucr quomia @oHg5o.
Yer N
Nle6rere 9opernprin5en Soften jlI
Der 1rouerieier peri0nlide @ertre.
ter entiouot. 9oll5dblig 6otten iid
Oic itdotii6eu Gollegien nit Sber-
6iiraermeiiter &e6eimratb Gr BON
goridjt an Der Spite eingeitelt.
Storg uertreieu mar Der Sebrforper
Scr 6ieiigcn lluipcriitat 9lud bot
ten literoriidc mo politiide Gerei-
niguugeu itarte Eelegatioucu ent.
ianot. 3a6lreibc Sorbeertrdn5e
uuroeu am Sarge nieoergelegt.
g1a6 56luB ser 6eier wurOe Ser
SorQ in Die @runit geienft
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Smrmer-Sm6ilanm.
9ci Der Eogiablmg OeS 9geit gIeu.
9orf EuruOiit4fts in Ro6eitcr
geieiert.


geieiert
Go deter, 9f.-D, G. 9leril. --
Ser geitern bier o6ae6altenen Gag-
iabung OeS @eit-9}en-Yorf Srun.
OiitriftS ging am Sauitog gl6euo in
Scr Gurn6ale Oe5 Go9eiter Gurn.
.Oereins ein 9oufett sur 6eier oeS
50.id6rigen 9eitebenS OeS GiItriftS
Doraus, an Dem Die 1elegaten Ser
5urnOereine BON Spracuie, Utica,
Buffalo, 9lobeiter, GamilIus imO
9lu6urn nit ibren 0ameu tbeilHa6-
men, 9ie Surnballe mar prd6tig ge.
ibmiidt. Cine getrcue gfndbil0lmg
Oes Sabu Nonimeuts in ct. 2oui5
bilOete Oen Siutergrlmo fir Oie
Elotform Der Spreber, oeren &eoen
nit groBem 9eifoIl nufgeuommeu
DurOeu. Ger erite SpreAer, George
@enbt, bonn &o6eiter Surnnerein,
eroifnete 0aS 9anfett uno ernannte
5. Seil6ronn, oeu 5meiten 9e5irfS.
Spre6er, gum Sooitmeiiter. 5. @.
Geede ans Utica ipra9 iiber oie @e-
icbidJte 0eS 9un0es lno 0eS 0iitriftS,
Sobn Sogel ans Buffalo ii6er nGur.
neriibe @rin5ipien," Somuel 9iau-
tenberg aus Buffalo iiber oen Mert5
oes aftiDen Surnens, g8il6. S6miOt
aus Spracuie ii6er oas S6eman Sort
i6rittli6c SSOeen I'M StrnerbunO.
Gas 9anfett 6iloete cine miirOigc
@orieier Oes golOenen Subil1lms
0es 9iitriftS, Die i6ren S06epunft
nit Dem SDrocuier Eunfelt Wlitte
Simi erreiben miro, fir ooS geitern
Die lebten Gor6ereitingen ieitens Scr
9e5irfsbe6orOen getrofien ipur0en.
0os Set nit Dem 5uglei6 nicbt mr.
ser @eit-9feip-9orf Surnbe5irt ieil
50-iGbriges ou6 Der Spraclie Surn-
Uerein iehn 60-id6rigeS Su6ilGim iei-
ert, lit ais ein @outrrnieit geOnCbt
unO miro in Dem rieiigen StaOium
ser llnperiitGt Sprociie o6gebolteu
perOen. 8iele oitlibe 0iitrifte OeS
92oroamerifanil1en Surner6unOeS,
10 Ser Gcp Dorfer, ba6en, oen Der
Eagiabmg 5ugegangenen @iittbci-
ling 5uiolge, auf Ole 9l66altng ei-
neS eioenen lnrnieltcS in 0ieiem
Sabre per5ihtet, Inn iidJ in corporc
an Dem SDracllier Eurnfeit bctbeili-
gen 81 fonneu.
Die Gogiatung uur0e geItern bon
Dem 9e5irfs Sprecber Or. bon Gam
gen croifnet Gle 9eribte Ser 9eam-
ten 5eigten einen glGE5enOelt Stono
oes Giiirifts in ie0er 9e5iebung. 9e-
ionOers 6erporgeboben 5u merOen per-
Oient ans ben @reigniiien OeS Der.
floiienen @ei6GftSia6reS oie @riin-
Dung zines SurnoereinS in 9amilms
ltnO Die &eorganiiirlmg OeS Surn-
oereins ton 9u6urn, ser iib geIteru
Inn Die ndbite Gagiabing Oes 9e-
5irfs bepor6 mo oieielbe au1 5ugc.
ipro6en er6ielt. Cine &eibe pibti.
ger SeiHliiiie wuroe gefaBt 10 in Be-
5ua auf Gintrcten fir ods 6rauen-
StimmrcAt lmO gegen 9$robibition.
Gincm 9ei6luB entiprehdlo, miro
bon Dem Ro6eiter SurnOerein ein
@ompblet cutlporfen unO an ben
9unOesporort geianOt metOen nit
Ser @mpie6llng, in olleni EurnOer-
einen Die Srganiiatiou Don ann6en-
Gibbs an5uregep no4 Ser 9lrt Der
omerifanii6en Bon Scouts" jeOod
unter 5otloiiing oeS @1iIitdrismus,
Der imter oieien gepilegt miro, 3abl-
reide tecbniicbe 6rogen in Serbin-
Olng nit Dem Surnfeit in SDracliie
muroen erleOigt. Sails Der Utica
Erruperein oas Surnieit fir 1915
ni6t iibernebmen mill, miro Der So.
lumbia Slrnoerein BON Buffalo
oies arrougiren unO 0iItrifts-Sorort
perOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
8cin 0riiden BON NfiIi-


tel u = I u Ct ~ D II Nf llls
tGr0icnlt.
g9icn, 6. glpril. 0os neue
llebercinfommen, wel6es ole oitrei-
biicbe &egierlmg nit oen oeuti6en
Shiifo6rtS @eieQidoiteu imo Der
y9luitro,9lmericana" eingegaugeu lit,
per6ietet Die 9lusmanOerlng mdnnli-
der '0itreidii9er llntert6onen in ei.
mem gepiiien 2llter, nm 81 uer6iiten,
Dab iib iunge Seutc Dem Militdr.
oienit eutjie6en. Die &cgierlmg ucr-
langte 5uerit BON Ben Oeuti6en @e.
ieaidaiten Oie 9eiorOerrng BON oit-
rei6iiben Siinglingen unO NlGnnern
inn gIlter BON IL mo 36 Sa6ren in-
ter alien llmitdnoen 81 perpeigerN.
0ieier gluioroerung piOerieBten iicb
oic Gertreter ser Ocllti6en 9inien,
uno 10 muroe cine 9lltersgrcn5e 5lDi-
iden II mo % Sa6rcn i6lieblicb
ieitgeitellt. Somit f0nnen mmmebr
Mdnner 5pii6eu 0em %. unO 36.
So6r, pel6e iib Dem Spiiriinn Der
@ren5pdhter 5u cut5ie5en Oerm0gcn
in Somburg ooer Bremen @oiiage
ne6meu obne al oem 9etreten Der
0ampier weiter bc6in0ert 5u mer-
oeH.
Die @cicai6oiten bobcu iib per-
pili6tet, nidteruerbsiG6ige Ocitrei-
der oOer Iolde, wel4e 5um Seercs.
oienit no6 Souic beorOert puroen,
sur &ote bon $40 pro Gopf pom 9lme-
rita no6 curop1ii6en Sdien 3uriid-
5u6ringen, poraiSgeieBt. Dab Die olli
Oieie @eiie 3uriid6ei0roerteu ni6t
me6r ols fiinf @ro5eut Der 3wiiden-
decentralization in 9lniprid neb-
men. (9to6 elmer geitrigen Nlelorng
iino Die rigoroien 9eitimnutngen fiir
Die gnsmonOeruna ans @ali5ien in-
iolgc Der bort 6erridenoen groBen
glr6eitsloiigfeit aemiloert morOen)
ToS @emebr entlu0 ii d.
GENES, Gnglano, 6. 9lpril.
Sir So6n ,S6iffner lit geitcrn 6eim
&einigen eiues @ewe6rS Our6 cinen
ungliidlicben 3uiaa irm9efommen.
Gos @eme6r entluO iib unO ser
S6uB trof Cir So6n 70 mgliidlid,
OaB er aui Der SteQe toot mar. Seine
Satin @liie lit cine Sodter OgOen
gurrops BON 9lemport. 9i6oOe SSs-
louo. Die Seirot6 Bate i'm Sabre
1894 itottgeiunocu.
Sir So6n S6iffner bate i'm 3ulu-
fricg 1879 mitgetdmpft. Gas 9o-
ron.GrGoitot 6otte er nod Dem inn
Sabre 1906 eriolgten SoOe ieineS
Gotcrs 8ep. Sir @corge Grorton
S6iifncr, &ettorS bon Samieu, Si-
ier erbalten.
3critorung in Sir 6 G.
2onDon 6. 9lpril. Sine @r-
ploiiou in ser St M}artius-air6e aif
Dem Srafalgar-SQuare ri6tete &c.
iteru beoeutenOen S6aoen an Oen
air1enitiiblen uno einem gemalten
6euiter i'm iiiOlideu @ange all.
IS muroc cine 9le6biicbie geitH-
oen, meI6e po6ri6einlicb nit einem
@rploiipitofi gefiiat gcpeien lit. Ger
9(nidlag miro oen &ompi-Sufiraget
ten 3ugeihrie6en.
Ole @ottli9c~ fommt.
@ariS, 6. g(pril. Sora6
9crn6oro bat aeitern i6re 9(bii6t be-
fonnt gege6en nod einmol cine
Sournee ourb ole Ser. Staoten, 9lu-
itralien 9fuBlouo imO @nglano 5u
lmtcrue6meu.
sic miro i'm 0ftobcr i6r amerifa-
niideS @aitipiel in glap-Yorf croft.
ner.
@nglii6c @rdfin flicgt.
2onOom 6. 9(pril. 81 Oen
Oielcn 0anen Der englii6en glriltos
fratie, Oie Dem Sport oes SliegenS
buloigem lit MN audi bic @rGiin bon
@iicr bin5ugcfommen. Sic inter.
no6n aeitern i6ren eriien Sing aif
oem BON CLAUDE @ra6ome.@6ite &C.
lcnften gleroplou.
&
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aein gladgc6en i'm Strife sM 0epclu

9uffoIG 9I.-gy 6. g[pril. II
@os "A. @IiIioregiment 1T eeitern
oGs Dem @o6toienite on Oen 0@ouIo
Coupler S8orfs" in gtepep 8uriidge-
6ogen woroen unO oil ieiner SteIle
ging Die &ooollerie-Euippe rs nit
so Special Deputies inter oemS1e-
riff 9edcr 5ur MISUNDERSTANDING Der
9ronung nod 0epep ob. @ine glcn-
ocring in DER Strife-Sihlation lit
niht eineetreten. 0ie Sa6rifgelell
i6oit beitebt inentpe9t ooraut Dob
0ic Striter, 1900 an 3obl obne Be
Hingung fopitulircu.
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Nuttiric6 @laNcr, GlieaaO, aelIOr6cn.

6 6icogo. 6. glpril Sin be,
fonnter Geitider pon bier lit mil
@ottfrico @loDcr, Dem @ice-@rdiioen-
TEN Der crobidlGdteriirmo Oscar i.
@loDcr & Bros, oa6iugeidieOeu. Sor
50 Sa6reu in 9apern geboren fam er
olS 22.iG6rigcr Mann nad Chicago
mo trat in ooS fiir5 porber gegriin.
oetc 6leii6ergeib0it ieines Sruocrs
Oscar cin mcI9eS ni1t sum Dlinoe.
item ourd icinc gc0ieoeneu 5o1tcmt-
niiic ii1 ihnca cuhpidcltc mo INNER
me6r an llmiang 5lna6ni Scr Ser
itor6cnc, Scr pielen Ocuti6en @erci.
ncn onac6ortc mo ii1 iiberoa grocer
9elicbtbeit crirclitc. 6iutcrldBt ieine
@ittluc mo pier ainocr.
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@ilSitanO IN anter %criaiiMng.

Goit Q trou D s ltrg, Ea.,
G. 9lpril.- Dos @iIo unicrcr Berg
mdlOer bat ALIEN 9luidcin nod ben
10 ltrcnqcn g9inter nit oent ocn
Sbicrcu ionit 10 uodtbeiligen tieten
Sdnee qiit iiberitonoen gluf Dem
SeIciic elmer fIeincu 9crgbobu IN
fir5er Gntfernane BON oicicr 5taot,
muroc friib @}oreens ein Uerenoeter
Sirid echmoen Dos Stild S8ilo,
meI6es oaent 9lnideine nad obgc'
itiir8t it, beionO iid nod all' ben
Stropo5en Oer lebteu bcioeu O&onate
IN eut aendbrtem 3uitanoe. 90 ma
ger aud oic SSolofoit nli Den Sci
bern 1T nod @imhes 6u iinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
6ai(tr grei1t tin.
8crlincr 9etiniruMg in
@ublanO.
8eridDt bOHt 0lMsiudrti6cit
9lntt cingefOrOert.

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2uftihifiers botte iidb Oireft on
ocn aaiier sepauOt @enus'
tbmtug iiber sen &etoro Oes
2uittrcu8ers q. 8" aIose
pcgcn 2ieuteuout Baron 5oitner
obgenieicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
Wl. lgcIcrsl GIiraaO, aelIor6en.

G6icoeo 6. gIpril. Sm
bobcn gllter bon 80 ,Sabrcn lit 0tot'
tbias &ctcrs. chl alter oeutiHer gln-
iieoler. in ieiuer g9o6mng, ytr. 1882,
Cafoolc.9lpeHuc, aus Dem 2cben ab.
berllfcn mororu Sym Sabre 1924 IN
Deuti1lono 9c6oren, fom er 1870
nod Gbicogo. @r COLT fir Oen Gr.
finoer Der uripriiueli6en Drobt.
fIchtmuirobc imb griinoetc 1874 bic
,.@ctcrs Erimnling Co." 9lr. 921,
TiItcn StroBe, ocren @rdiioent CT
bis al ieincm Eooc mar, obalcih CT
ldjon Dor 27 Sabrcn crblinoetc. @r
6ntcrl0Bt orei crpo@icnc ainoer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-27
YREkA TEAM TO
PLAY TOMORROW
FAST slskiYOu AGGREGATION
WILL nE HERE N PLACE Op
FORT KLAMATH-FoHT GAM.
COMING LATER

Tho ball game tomorrow will bs
bcwtesn yroka and klamath Falls.
Instead Of with tho team from Fort
klamath. A misplaced letter Iod
Manager sorsnson TO believe b. had
tho date. and tho nrst intimation that
Manager Duhi had that yrcks cI.
pected TO come tomorrow was when
Luke Walker returned from thers this
afternoon and said several auto loads
OF rootc7s were now ON their way
here.
In fact. some OF tho players arc al.
ready on their way. After talk over
ths phone with Manager aorcnson nj
Yrska and Manager Dixon at Fort
klamath, Il was arranged to play
Yreka hero nj 2:30 tomorrow after.
noon.
This In tho one big game that all
tho local fans arc anxious TO see, nm
they want 10 find out whether or not
the report brought back from the trip
to Yrskn was the whole truth.
II will give the rootors n chanc. 10
show their loyalty 10 the home play.
ers. and tho fans chance 10 see "a
real ball game. Everyone ahould
make u n point 10 bo at the game to-
morrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-27
LOCAL
GIRL IS BRIDE

Announcements have bona fss,,sIs oil
OF the marriage OF Niles Aimss u
winE to Henry George Eadess Jf., a,
Ashland THURSDAY
Tho anhouneamsn, comes az a
great surprise To tho hoe, at .sleads
OF 'h" bride, She resided In kiamat h
Falls for several years. aud vas ca.
ucHeiy popular Slth tho younger 80,
Tho groom ss the son as a we'll
kho~n Ashland business maa. and h.
Va associated with his father In th.
commercial on,rrpriss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-27
flACKUS NAMED
As FIRE WARDEN
DAIRY MAN uAs UAD SEVERAL.
YEARS EXPERIENCE ~ THIS
WORK ~ \ Dti'uTy--Is TNt
DANGER SEASON

IN order 10 protect the timber oi
thiS section from nro danger. Super
siring Fire Warden q. e. chitwood
has named Charles Flachum of Dairy
aud A, NJ Jamiaon. who llyoa on th.
Fort road. as nro wnfdona. Botb
men have bo"n In this work for Hev.
cral years.
~ this IN the fro danger time. the
"hrdenS throughout tho county VIII
have supervision over tho burning Of
brush. ote.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-27

leo. Who have bc~a Visiting their par.
cnts. Captain and Mrs. Ivan u. Apple.
gate. aud sister. Mrs Wesley u,
smith. have returned to their homes
10H
Mrs. Ellea ~. HtbbArd arrived last
night from cAntoa. Missouri. to spend
several weeks a. tho xuss, of her sou
Karl q. camminxs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-27

DR.. Y. v. Morrow came In last
night from . business trip to the
north. He announced that hs and
Or. Hamilton and family leave on
July 7th for Seward. Alaska. where
they have tho contract to caro- for
the men employed on tho Alaskan
railroad construction.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-27

dances. Good music has been pro
cured. and this. In connection with
the smooth foor of the Moose hall.
~iil no doubt oyercrowd this popular
Pavilion Dancing programs viii be
used. and thus preyen; any entanwie-
ment of the dances.
The Epworth League OF Grace
Methodist church held n social aud
business meeting Friday night. and
elected officers for the coming year
The officers are: President. T. NJ.
Chiieo,e; hrs; vice president. Pearl
TaIiey; second vice president. Mrs. J
G. Camp; third vice president. Mrs. J.
Hutehins: fourth vice president. Roy
King: secretary-freasurer Mrs. C. w.
Arnold. Al this meeting plans were
made for several social features dur
ing the summer. The league. among
other good things. supports girl in .
Chinese school
pleasant preliminary to the reg
uiar Friday night plunge OF the
Splash Club" vas the luncheon on
the lawn In from, OF DR.. wheeisr's
residence In honor OF the return Of
win II. Bennett. one OF the charter
members OF the club. whose absence
for several days has caused oodles OF
grief and gloom among the lady mem
bers OF the club. The plunge. also.
Vas a very pleasant affair. At the
luncheon and swim were Mary Schu-
bert. Pearl Wheeler. Hazel Barnes.
Elsie Low. Dorothy Weeks. Marjorie
Weeks. Anna Beebe. Alice Duncan.
Miss Bell. Lawrence Kinnear. Harold
Kinnear. DR.. Wheeler. VIII II. Ben
nett. Cecil Weeks. Claud MAXWELL. Mr..
Matth!es, John sismsns. Lawrence
Mehafey and Frank Nolan.
A very pleasant dinner party given
by Miss Bess Mulkey and Miss Mary