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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
UNREOU|TED LOVE, MOTIVE,
/. AS THE WOMAN SPURNED
HIS OFFER OF MARRIAGE

Just as the trigger was pulled. The
bullet grazed her wrist and her hand
was badly burned from the powder
smoke She then ran screaming from
the place and entered the Empire
cafe, few doors away.
Save my sister," she shouted and
incoherently asked for assistance
While she was trying to explain the
situation four revolver shots rang out
and several men In the cafe started
out to investigate.
Nightwatchman George Reda on
arrival found the prostrate body OF
McCubbin on the floor. Mrs. Gundry
was lying in one corner of the room,
her body slightly propped up by the
radiator She was unconscious. Nc
| Cubbin was dead.
Mrs. Gundry was placed in an au-
tomobile and rushed to the Sisters
hospital. but died before that insti-
tuition was reached. She was shot
through the abdomen. in the breast
leg and arm.
An eye witness observed Mrs.
Boalen as she struck at McCubbin
and then ran from the building. Nc
Cubbin then fired another shot. Mrs.
! Gundry was running about the vesti-
bule entrance. and appeared fright
ened into helplessness. McCubbin ap-
preached to within few feet OF her.
! and carefully aiming the revolver,
) fired. The woman sank to the floor
, McCubbin then placed the gun to his
I temple and again pulled the trigger
( The bullet ended his life instantly.
4 The cause of the affair is believed
to have been the infatuation OF Nc
+ Cubbin for Mrs GRndry. The couple
: had been keeping company since last
a August until a short time ago, when
). the woman informed her murderer
|, she did not desire him to pay her
r, attentions, claiming she was busy
If supporting her three children
a, During the progress of the dance
last night the surviving sister de
clared McCubbin was attempting u
nick a quarrel and it was due to hi
behavior the party returned hom'
early.
The 4-year-old daughter OF the mur
dered woman was cared for b.
friends and hastened to a room. Sh
was not informed of the death OF he
n parent for several hours later Tw
other children, a boy aged 8 and
II girl aged g. are in the Crittentol
home.
Mrs. Gundry came to Reno aoou
.R a year ago from Tonopah. Formerl
she resided at Virginia City and Il
that city secured a divorce from he
husband Her mother resides here.
McCubbin was formerly engaged i
ng the bicycle repairing business \
er Reno and of late had been empioye
lc- as driver on the Ideal dairy rout'
III He has relatives here.
ed
No one in Tonopah remembers an,
tn. one corresponding to the descriptio
zee of the murdered woman. The onl
person of the name OF Gundry recen
IL in Tonopah was Jack M. Gundr
who worked in the MacNamai
RT mine, and was injured there Jur
II, 1913. He was treated at hon
'ict and returned to the mine about u
ard end of the month and voluntari
ris- quit July 10 when he left the cam
,hn Mrs. Gundry had two children al
ice lived near the new schoolhouse. FL
las. maiden name was Ethel Holland. I'll
in family came from Grass Vale
where the father OF Gundry still ru'
an express wagon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16

by McCubbin. The dance ended
about midnight and the party started
for the Saturno building. On arriv-
ing within the vestibule entrance,
McCub5in asked Mrs Gundry TO stop
a minute, as he wanted to speak a
few words. The young daughter was
crying and Mrs. Gundry replied:
81 must go to my room and put the
baby to bed"
McCubbin, in reply drew a. cali
Der Colts revolver from his pocket
and fired shot at Mrs. Boalen. Mrs.
Boalen threw up her left arm and
knocked the muzzle of the gun aside
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
NO FURTHER MILL NEooTiA-
rIoNs FOR ROCHESTER

All negotiations for the erection OF
A mill at Rochester by the Mexican
Cold and silver Mining Company for
the Rochester Mines Company are
OF. according to statement made
by Joseph Nensel. the ~Father "
Rochester" after he had received a
Telegram TO that effect from Whit.
man symmes o. the Mexican
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16

BISHOP, Cal. Feb. l6.-The story
Of the last hours of Victor Slaughter.
watchman for the Nevada California
Power Company. buried by snow in
the mountains is revealed so far as
il win ever be known to his trends.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
NAss,sO ~ san FRANCISCO

A mafrlsee ucense Nas lasued sai
nrdas tn San Ftaasiaeo tn 80 uteU.
asea 81 aad nsfiha speeht arsd
n. bosh u roaopaa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
CUP RACE ENTRANT
LOSES GRIP AND
UNS|NTO CROWD
DAVE LEWIS KILLS OLD SOLDIER
AND INJURIES FIVE
OTHERS

LOS ANGELES, Feb l6.-Driying
at a rate of so miles an hour over
the Santa Monica coarse, in prac-
tice heat, Dave Lewis. a Vanderbilt
cup race entrant, lost control, dashed
into crowd, killed Louis Smith. a
civil war veteran, and hurt five 9th.
ers, including himself, and three
women.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
nARs,Aos LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
aere issasd IS euunty cierk rehl
Martin callaehau ana Nasxle
ONelit
psu,ss J Necus ana Ks,s onsl,a
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
cARRANzA AoBiLizEs
TROOPS FoR roRREoH

CuiIIAciAN. Feb is casrsnia.
accompanied bs aset ieeo troops irfi
tf yhlhuahus s. iuaFef Nhsre ~
VA alrset the fuffera ana southern
eampsians
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16

Highest temperature yesterday. 81.
! ysaF axo. S.
taweuG tsmperasurv mst nsahs, aT.
= ysaf ssa 81
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16

IA mahs name lives after ~ d
dad u was fAms li 4 does aes, n
sAs Just nesori~tY
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 16.-Silas
Christofferson arrived, after crossing
Tehachapi, which had not previously
been surmounted. He covered the
ITO miles In 3 hours and As minutes.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
Mrs Gundry Shot By Mace McCubbn At Hotel
INNOCENT MAN KILLS HIMSELF
WHEN CALLED AS GRAFT WITNESS

evidence of graft Kennedy
part Relatives demanded audit of Kennedy's books
ALBANY NJ " Feb 16.-Expert accountants who investigated
finances the treasurers Office found Irregularities
everything fine shape State officials OF
doence to Kennedys relatives the suicide
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
AN AIR RECORD
ESTABLISHED
BY GERMAN
AERONAUT
CARRYING TWO PASSENGER RE-
MAINS UP FoRTY-sEVEN
HOURS
tBy Associated Pressa

tBy Associated Pressl
BERLIN, Feb 16.--Hans Berlinger,
carrying two passengers in spheri-
cal balloon, landed in the Ural
mountains of Russia. after AZ hours
flight from Bitterfeld. Germany, a
new distance record.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
cpJ Associated Pre--o

BUFFALO, n Y, Feb. 6John J. Kennedy state treasurer
while temporarily insane because he summoned to
testify by Attorney General Whitman his John Doe graft
yigation sashed his throat with yesterday and died
announced in New York today that he greatly
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-02-16
THE WEATHER

cloudy tonight and Tuesday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
gDa6renS er trGnmte.

9Olit ser 8elAulOigrnq OaB icine
Srau i6m oie Saiden Ourditobert
unO ocnicl6en oie Sunmc BON $40
cntnommcn babe, criCbicn 0cltern
Charles 8. 5tllb bon 9lr. 1912,
s,odionItraBc, in ser iiioli6en 9soli-
5ei-Station imO eriu6te 9iihtcr Scs
pinion Inn Die 9luSiteIlung eineS
Sait6eicblS Ncgen ieinc 6rou mcgen
9ic6lta6lS lmO cincs 0ausiud!ngs-
9cie6ls iiir ieinc eigene @o6nung
5medS 9llfiinOung Oes i6m ab6onOen
gcfon1mcnen @cl0eS. Ger Yci1eiO,
ooB man poli5eili9cricits nitbtS IN
Iciner 9(ngclcgcu6eit t6ln f0une,
ldien i'm alrBeroroentli6 81 cnttGu-
l6cn. Shllb, Der als MG6ter bel Der
9altimorc-O6 -Ya6ngeIcaidoit an.
gcitcQt lit, CAB an, BOB CT 0onucrs.
tag Dor Dem 3u6ettge9en ieinc @cin-
tlciOer, in ocren Soibcn lib 5uian.
men Die Sunlme BON etiun $40 be-
fano, uber einen Stu6l ge50ugt babe.
@cim 9lnfleiOen geitcrn Nlorgen babe
CT entOedt, OaB Oos gan5c @elO bis
uui ch Gents Stiid oeriWplmOcn
mar. Shllb gc6t aui Griiden Oa i9m
iniolge eincs Gilen6a6n-llnialles Oas
rebte 9ein mnpitirt wor0cn mar.
0ic @oli5ei ertldrt, OaB 6rat StnlB
Dor einigcn Sagcn bic Eoli5ei nm
9iot6 angcgongen babe, ga i0r Che
mann iiD ni6t I'M i6rcn llnter6alt
fiimmerc. Gs miroe ibr geratbcu,
eincn Saftbeiebl geaen i6n nd65n.
iuben mas bis iebt jeOo6 nod nidt
QeIde6en lit.
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iens, ciugereiGt. Ser Slogcidriit
5uloIge lulroc Oos Eoor am fl. Sep.
tem6er 1910 getraut lnO lebte bis
Suni ndbiten So6reS 5uiammen in
@leu G6o uuo @oi6iugton. Gam
murOe Serr Carroll angc6li6 bon
ieiner Srou oerlolien.
2 SdeuncnbronO bel
9eloir.
Cine S6clmc rn0 mebrere S6up-
pen oui Der 6orm bon GlonOe @il-
ooion, etmo 5mei Wlcilen iiiolic6 BON
9eloir, NlO, mrrOen om @}ittpod)
9(6enO Gin &an6 Der 6lamnlen. Dit
Scr Sdeuue 0er6raunte Die gan5e
g9ei3enernte, mc6rere lonnen Sen
mo cine 9lnJo6l 6ormgerdtbe.
Cr- @ongrcBobge georOnete ter
@oulOenDerba ftet.
g9eil cr onge6lid) nit ieinem 9hi-
tomo6il 5u idnell Ourc6 @ooos6oro,
MO. fu6r, murOe Ser iriibere Con-
grcBo6geor0nctc Soiep6 81. @oulOeu
bon Stem Norf in 6reOerid per6oitct.
Seine Gcr6oitllng erfolgte ouf Ger.
ouloiiung pom 9iic9ter slorion s.
Millier Don %ocOsboro, iueIGer 3eus
&c OeS ongcbliden' S6nellfo6renS
mar. Ger e6emolige GonoreBo6gc-
orOnete CAB an, OoB er in GROCER
Gile acpcien ici Inn rcdt5eitig Dor
Der 9l6Itinmlng ii6er cine gcmiiie
@il nodJ @oi6ington 5u fommcn.
Gr 6intcrlcgie $25 inO oeriprob, iid
ipGter 81 cinem 9erb0r einfiuOen 5u
mollen.
6 onferen5 BON Wl arp Ian D
@eiitlid Ell.
Gie Country 9ife~-Gonferen3 fir
Die @eiitlibeu 0}orDlonO's, melde
bonn A. bis 6. 9lugnit I'M MorplmO
lonOmirt6idoftlibeu Golleg 81 Sol.
lege-Forf, MO., itottiiuoet peripridjt
ant 6eiudt 5l luerOen Der 3wed
Der Gouicren5 beiic6t in Scr 2ofmg
OeS 2anO-airben-4 -4ro6lemS. Die
@eiItlidcn aler Tenominotionen iinO
81 ser Gonieren5 eingeloOeu.
@et Grploiion perlebt.
Su Der clterliden @obmmg lit ge-
iiern in Gum6erlonO Srou So6u 9n-
len, Oie @attin OeS n@itderS" Der
Baltimore 6eOerol 9igo" bel elmer
Grploiion eineS @aSoienS er6eblid
berIebt morOeu.
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renee " Nlartir. Siiooitieita @0-
uon-, noDe @mtin0Oon-ylucmic, III
bel 70.
6reo. 0onobo imO Srait ali Sobn
z. gtormooo umo 6rait 0itieite Nion'
roe, na6e 9afcritr., 1911 bel 80.
Wlinnic Geuunins al G6os. S.
S6eats, iun, SiiOieite 6eocral-, nabc
gSolicitr., 13 bel 20.
Sbcrcia 9llbcrt lnO @otte au Geo.
9. Cunningham, fen, , Sots
SaS. sc. S6ermer al Clarence 6.
6oremon, 2 Cots.
GbaS. g8. Miaigan uuO Srou an
6ranf 8. Singer, hu., 9IorOweit- @dc
@uilforO-9Ipe. uno 27. Str, 400 bel
154.
g8m. @enroie an G6os. g9. @luai-
gan, SiiOweit.Gde Barclay mO 27.
Ctr, 179 bel ~.
9ieua g. @eHer an Srene 6. @ar-
ller, SSellelle Wtonrpes HaDe Sura7
toaoitr., A bel 81.
gem. g. Sallner ln0 Srou an SD.
u. 2owrD imO 6rou, Sitieite Eottcr-
Ion.@orf-9l0e., no6c G6oieitr., IA bel
70.
9(6cQ @log. So. all @m. 81. Sic
bert, gseltieite 9arclap-, na6e 81.
Ctr. IA bel n.
0erielbe al &alpb Nt. ,Sones lmo
6roL @eitieite 9arclaD, nabc 81.
Ctr, IA bel -.
g8m. 9cimba1 an &aDmonO go.
man mo 6roi @eitieite 0jrope-, no-
be Mlc@lOerrDitr., 1919 bel Ga.
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Qeidlte g9eiIerllnn.

Ias 9eiinOeu BON 6rau Cora 90.
@arO, 26 Sabre alt, bon ghr. 713,
g9cit. SrantlinItr., oie om DonnerItaa
9lbcno bon i6rem @aiten in elmer 9lu.
tomo6il. .0roidfe nocb Dem @larpldn-
Der 9lQoemeincn Soipital gebradt
iporoen por, uodoem iie angcblih in
icl6itn6roeriicbcr 9lblc6t etlibeQued-
lil6er.Eablcttcn periAludt' Bate, lit
oerort, oaB sic 9lcr5te wieoer ser
Soiinlma 9iom geben Die Aoiien'
tin Dem Qe6cn Su crbolten.
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glnsflna ser s(lttaOtcr.

glm 10. 9luguIt internommt Der
n&erein ser &oufleutc im0 Sn6ri-
fouteu Scr 9lItitoot" ieine iGrlibc Ga
gestour ouf Scr Gbciapcafc @oi ltrO
Dem Scbern 9fibcr. Ser 9ampfcr
n9lnnopolis, ser al oieiem 8mede
Gemiet6et lit, miro om genannten
Eoge INN 9.20 ll6r Wforeens oen
@icr 9lr. 16 IN ser 2i9bitroBe Der
loHcn iiuo Sen &otopsco binobiob-
rem. @egen Las 1T Ole Qlnflmft in
9lnnapolis oorgcieGen, mo oa8 Wfit.
tagSellen in nGarpel Saa" cin9enom-
men mir0. Sic g(6iobrt BON glnna.
polls crfolgt Inn $50. Son on gebt
cS iiber Netterton na6 Gol6eIter.
Sm nSoI6cIter @oicl" miro oos
g(6enoeiien ierDirt lmo Die 9iiidiobrt
Inn $50 aegctreten. 0ie glnfunft
in Baltimore erfolgt gegen 1311 llbr
9lbenOS. 0as arrangements Gomite
6ot bcrcitS unfanerciMe &orberei-
htn9en au Dem 9lusilug getrofien
Ger 81 Ocn belten ltu0 oenuBrcibItcn
&eronltoltungen oes &ercins wcr0en
ioa. 0os Gomite beitcbt aus Oen
SS. SSobn S6iilcr, s. George @eb-
ring juny @eo. IS. 9htppcrSberger,
elmer 81. GernGD, @eorec S. Serbert
nn0 Gberit sSocob g9. @oof.
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C,irmmSitiids lleGertrnnnnaen.

&iouerD Serene imo 8rm onSta.
nislaw 0ul mo 6ralL @eltiete De
t6el, no6e glliceanna StraBe, 10 bel
80.
G6os. 9. Sen6aaen 9liii9nee, al
u9alto. Sruit Co., me6rere @runO.
itiide.
@lorp s. G6omos lnO @ottc an
9lni6onD 8. @eaD imo 6ralt Oltielie
@otteriou &arf-9(pe., no6e 9liblano.
9lOe, "A Del Is.
n2obnuller Building Co." al s.
gS. Serman Siioieite 9lbbottsion.
na6e 9enucop-9loe., IA bel so.
u9ioc6eiier-airfneB 81. Is. 60" on
G5os. @liller H. g., SiiOweiticitc 81.
Oolp, na6e Sarioro 9iooo, 1911 bel
95.
Sorriet 6. 2oumour an @racc @a-
rec, @eiiieite OaQoS-, nabe @rciton-
StroBe, T. bel 45.3.
GloDO 9euiS al g9. SarrD SolmeS
uuo Srou , @rlmOitiidc.
SronreS Smith an So6u Z. Como.
6ic. I @runoitiid.
So6u I. 0ouo6ue an SrouceS
Smith, Gillette 9otomoc-SiroBe, na.
be Goitcrn-9(oe, 1873 bei TO-
9fat6on @utlnnn un0 ISrou on
ISloreucc @utnlon II. g.. 2 @rrno-
iiiide.
Sol. Gaines an 6reO. G. ao6Ic, 81.
q. & ~,
Goro q. W|cGonneQ au 9lioual ".
9olowin Sitieite Gaomout no6c
0raion, 54.4 bel t05.
&ignol g9. 9olorin an Cora 81.
McGonuel Nitieite Gaomont, no6c
@roion, 54.4 6ci los.
SoS. &ceItU mo Grau an @m.
@enrD Grompea, 20 @uln0itiidc.
9(nonOo 6. Eerrca al Oomcnico
Oititri lmo 6raM Oiiieite Seiicrion-
@lacc, no6e S6irtitr. 1874 bel 90.
Sol. @1oraenitcrn II. 9(. an rSoco6
2emion mo 5rau, SiioIcitc 8olti.
moreitr., no6c 9roaowau, 24.6 bel
100.
0ooio $. Goulf lm0 1rou al
Georgia 9utteruo6le, 9toroieite Gan.
oalc-, na6e Sprin0itr., 1876 bel 70.
Eitle @uarontee II. Z. So. al 9lo-
Obrrt @. $. g9eed uno Srau, @eii.
ieite Smalwoooitr, no6e Clifton.
glpcmic, IA bel 100.
Gli3abet6 6ranf an @uitau IS. Sic
ael, 9ior0ieitc @oua6-, nabe g8olie.
Str, Is bel 70.
@uItao 6. Sicecl an @.@.S.
@rcming SO. II. g.. EruiteeS. 9toro.
ieitc @ouo6-, nd6e @oliciir., Is bel
rs.
Garter 9(. 9aHa uno 6rou an g9m.
g. S6oeiier mo 8rau, 0ilieite oeS
5ricnoSbirD @lace, na6e @res6urD-
Str., 1915 bel rs.
Sultan GierSfeS lmo Sral oil Soi.
SoB imo tSrou, Nitieite Hcgelteritry
na6e Ganton-9lpe. 16 bel "a.
aSoIepbinc g|opof an Sranf @u5cf
mo Srolt SiIicite Stole, na6e @aIti-
moreiir., 8 bel 73.
@m. 2. &uitb an SSiooc @crman
Oitieite Sigb. uabe 9alimoreiiroBc,
I Soi.
6. 5. Gallagher g. 60 an Gla.
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Der NtticMnarIt.


aursgong bleibt irregular. n @eIo.
icnouug BON $2.50O.0OO fir ga.
riS. n llnrubige Stimmimg Der
europdiiden 96rieu iibt and bier
i6ren @iuiluB ans. @eriuoer
llmiot.
g2ieOerouina6mc oes @oloerport3
cS 6ouoeItc lid OicsmoI nm einc
Senolma bon $2.5O0,OO0 @olobor.
rem nad) &ariS Ole bon Der 9im-
oesreigcruuo b6ugia gemadte alage
aegen oic ,.9lcw SaOcu-go6n" iowie
lnQiiuItig lauteuoc 91abridteu bon
Sen 9orieu Giuopa's Oeriebltcn &C.
tern uicbt, i6reu @inihlB aui Den
bieiigeu Giiefieumarft aus5uiibeu.
Ser Ierienoung BON Solo nad @aris
muroe inioiern 9eoeutung beigelegi
ais lie fiir cincn neuen 9emcis DER
&eriiciiung oes @elomarftes in @u.
ropa mligeioBt purOe, uno meiterc
Scnoungeu iolgen oiiriten. gieleiht
miirOe Ocn 9}a6rid6teu ans europa
meHigcr 9eodhtpg geidentt woroen
ieiL mem uiht 5llgleid gcmcloet
.morOcn mare. ooB Oie elropdiihen
9orien bemiibt iino, omerifauiide
@ertbe ob5uiioBeu. 9onoon oaeiu
oertollitc bier $1,000 9lftien, imo Der
&iidqang i'm aurie BON canadian
%aciiic~ purOe t6eilweiie oui Oirette
@erfalliororeS BON Berlin 5uriid9c.
iiibrt. ogfem Sooen~. ~.9lftieu gabeu,
ais @oi6ingtou meloete, Dob sic
aloae gegen ole genamte 9abn eiu-
gereidbt moroen iei, mobl inn 4rciic
nad, er6olteu iib o6er ipdtcr mieOer,
I'M @roBen mo @an5en mar oas @e.
i61it ieood rein profeiiionea.
Ser &lrsgang mar ialt Irregular
Baltimore & Ohio" iebten ibre 9lb.
pGrtSbcmeglng tort, unO e6enlo bat.
ten .&od rSslan0". BONDS eincn neuen
liefitano 81 per5eiAnen. Gie gIb.
mGrtsbepeglng oe0nie ib mtf ole
9lfiien ollcr @o6uen aus, iiber oeren
iiuan3ieQen Siauo man niht redt
inn &laren mar Ood mar Der lImian1
0eS @elbGiiS unbe0enien0 @aS ole
ougeneinc @eihGitsiituation anbe.
iriiit, 10 ie6lte eS niht oil 9tobrid-
ten, Die 9elierung conItaiirten 10
5um 9eiipiel mnBte 9Gilwoufec bon
einem ,@eiddiisboom0 81 beridteu,
oaiiir murOen mieocr alagen bonn
aupiermartt, iopoGl bier, pic in Gu-
ropa, Iant, unO ans oen Grnte0iitrit-
ten lieBen iih Stimmen uerne6men.
oie bon aaerlei Shaoeu er3G6lten.
aur5 mo glit Seoer fonnte nad iei.
nem @eibnad wdblen. lIno lper an
Oen eiugelatfcuen gIadribicn nod
nicbt genug bate, foimte ieinem Pier.
ger 0ariiber 9uit MAIDEN, oab ole
gntiheioung Der @unoeS @erte6rS.
GonImiiiiou iiber Die 6rahtraten Der
0itlicben 9obncu nod INNER nidt IL
Si6t III.
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gInf Scm g4enc Scr @eIernna.

9lidter g9iaiom Z. &enrD bon Der
ncromcItlibcn @oIiaciItotion, Ser iid)
aur 8cit I'M 0Sobns NopfinS Solpi'
tolD 6efinOet 1T felt einigen Eogcn
olf Dem g8eoc ser 9eiicrung lmo
miro bolo fr6ftio gcnug iein in fur.
Ger 8eit iidl elmer 0perotiou unter.
oiebeu 81 f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
WeldaftS- -@eleseu6citcn.
3u UcrniictDcii

8u ucrmiCt1cn epciielofaI NIT gSobnung,
9lr t2 Wlarfci &acc Seine eieeQenbeu liir
uno onf qeiodte. NhrdQlibc Wla6l8eien fer
biri Wc6rerc orobe Sa6rifen uno odS &oltes
eeriht in ndhiier Nd0e; ac9cniiber 9nar9s
&orrdihe idoli6 lrii6 nno 5n biuiaiicn Frei.
fen oelanii mer0cn l1nncn &crlnieDc nit
o0er obne @inridhiHa gInes 3nm ioiorlieen
groS., Cian6 Gr. T. Gneros,5iibmarit Nols
tmurc (Sull24-b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Wirninin 9Ocnnc, 1illh BON ser YimIlco
Noah Neancm einderhicies Snus; Ncii'
aimmer, Naos, Gpcics nno @mplanAs5lmmer
0iide. Parlor, etc. Gampihc5unN. SNaiiel
nn0 0hiis8dume Gjrunoitiid 1875 bel 12S
sine oiinItiQc tSelcocnbei binia 81 iduteH oa
@iaenibimer bic Giaot pcrldBi. gSeiteres BON
anrl " Wl. enolu, BOG Ct. $anl'Strane.
(Snlit4-27
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

Gcnf Goal ............... ooN
euu cuoI 5ei, 5er r........... ss go
Goui GoaI Ger er............... iooN 1904
Cotton 2ud 5er............ s5
Haoiion Chemical ocr.... o9A oo4
0n6oru SusI com........ 2sTA 2iS
@- ~ e ereuiaa 4er......... 2aA
Souiiou Gil com. (Ir. Gns). ii4
@crn & Miners Grams ..- so
ga. 2saicr gopcr com. ...-.- 7sN
ea ssaicr sowcr ocr. 90 ooM
ssaHlauo Gil ............,...... as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Rn uerfaMfen:

1Os8immcr Sna, &c. 5n5roeIo, Sarlore'
5000; G6diicnbdnme, QroBcS @riHoitiid
$4,000 obnc cranoSrS 6 8mmcrrNnus IN
9orhon baltimore, nieorioc unlolcu Nnrs
oanl qloreiilrc M. g. 40", Sentifcr Sorrc'
ipunScnt. (Nuli1S,lWiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
Sdnier aebant pnn @aIIa00er.

SGuIer gebant bnu Gallagher.
29 sirobc, 500 Nlod AeIi.
Sin Gannre bon nooonsNoenne
300 8lOd yrtnndH.glDrHme, ncne StraBe,
Heben 0nniHloon,gIOeHue
glMr $1400.
2700 gfod Samocn.9lnrnnc, unr $1,000.
270c 0lud gltlinlun.gi giUcuue, nur $l,15O.
Qllc oicie 0dnler Ddbcn
@crnmbn Nrnnt, Rimtmer unb Wnb.
Secc moocrne VcnucntlinfelI. @uss inb eef'
rlde Qeud)icr, Sasrnnae. eihgemnuerie 2SnlD'
duber ino erra IOicils i'm Ncllcr.
9eidtc VcOinnnnAcm.
Mon nebnle 9ioldnosBarl uno ut. Nabng'
Ton @eiri0e
Rdbercs am Srt ooer bel
G0luGro g. Gallagher,
9i0--020 WlnnltH @niibma.
tNl0i2f--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
a&leIunIr 9rtDbta,
sac naSLIIde qurf.o

Nlan nebme Nli gsnlDnqton (GaIOerisStr(
@lciiriidbc iiei0e on SdllssHoao uno eoio
SprinQ Cane ah ohcr
Na6isNirenn, 0dc Rodno glbe. mo 30. CIT.
oocr Staoisgiireau. 700 llnion Grut Nniloina.
lhoue Ct YnuI 1868.
(Snni30,t tlt. .T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
GLeIIenesindle.

StCncacinm:
cSunQer Nddcr. "a Sabre alt lett 5fuei Ia9en
ans 9iep-0orf fmc0i iieigen @lat nn 9nfca
uno groo. m6Qnh IO0arhci. gloreilire: IS.
9l.," GeaiiAcr Correspondents CSull2o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25

SIN &reisgerit6t 81 &od0ille, WlO.,
bat @oltcr S. Garrou bon Glen
GAo eine &lagc oui a6iolute Sdei-
onna bon 6rou So5el @ertruoe Gar
roll bon @oi5in9ton, wegeu Serloi-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
WclO 81 Oerlei6eu.
Nnrle6en ami @rnnN6eiih.
lllnrnInn0 GhattcI Qoan QliIueinIiun,

0llhcrt Blunt, jnu., @eimdiisiiibrer
8immer 229, 23l uno 233 (2. GlodperD.
GhoDit.0de SaNette- uno ct. Bnnl.Gtt.
@nrlebcn bon $40 biz $500 0nI Wi1beI. Bi1'
nos etc. olne @niierninlg oerieben. @eieblt6e
Nnien. (seene Dlu6ereD. (Noha--- z "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-25
ScrIunot-5 5rancn nnO WiaOden.


Sine Srau oocr gSiihuc in miiicren Sab
rem mn eineu Nddcraoen 81 iDren. gsobmln9
0ul Ocm Hiabc. gu erlragcn in Der Glnce
0cs ,,ScEtiMen GDrrcponoCntcn"
(Nuli23-25)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-17
ENGLAND AS AN ISLAND.
Changes Channel Tunnel and Per
feet Aviation Would bring.

Great Britain Is an island. Unless
there is some great convulson of ma
ture to all time the strait of Dover will
separate ii from the continent of Eu-
rope. Yet every now and then re-
newal of the scheme for @ channel
tunnel is heard, and at this moment
men are flying from England to
France and France to England.
Suppose the channel tunnel TO be
made; suppose flying to be improved
and it is improving every day-what
will become of the island? What will
become of the sea? They will be there
and will be shown on the map, but to
all human intents and purposes the
geography will be changed. The sea
will no longer be barrier; 1t will no
longer be the only highroad from Eng
land to France. There will be going to
and from on or in dry land and going
to and fro neither on land nor sea.
Suppose this science of aviation to
make great strides and heavy loads
to be carried in the air, what will be
come of the ports, and what will be-
come of the seagoing peoples?
The ports will be there appearing as
now on the map. but Birmingham
goods will be shipped at Birmingham
for foreign parts. and Lithgow will ex-
port mineral direct. saying goodhy to
the Blue mountain and even to Sgd