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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Bur cluincn glnle ne6ettct.

lin ll6r geItern g}o1mittoq fonO
sic @ccroigmg Der am pcraanaenen
Sonntaq plotli6 ans Dem 2c6cn oc-
Idieocncn 9ittme Grnelt S5oen'S,
Irou 8ranceS GGiabet6 Socn, bon
i6rcr g8o6nllna 9}r. 1926, glolono-
glpcnuc, &olano-@orf, aus ltott. 0ic
Ncileelng criolate oui Dem 0rccn.
moint.GcneterD an ser Scite i6rcs
Dor lngcid6r 20 Sabrcn oqrIiorbencn
@oficn. BaItor s. Gorroa Sor0ino.
BON scr 6i66il. protcitantiIc6en Gpi-
p6onies .air(6e, Ieitetc sic firhlicbcn
Gcrcmonici. %rd6tioe ghlmcn-
ipcuocn maren in ii6crais aroBcr gln-
3o6[ ans 9}a6 lmo 6ern bon sen bic.
len ,Srcln0cn lmo Sefanntcn Scr O(b.
bcrliiencn einacaangen. Gin 6crrli.
Dies ghmculreuj, geltittct BON Ser
5iio-9ran9e Don og. Socn & So 4
M 93i6mono, m0 cine idj5nc eora.
0etfe BON 0cn beIigcn 9ln0eitcQtert Ger
5irma, Scr i6r Gaite emit ais ciuer
Der @riii0cr ongebortc. sSrou Soen
nor Gin N}it1lico ser gritcu cngIiS6-
lltt6eriI6cn Stride. 9llS @o6rtlc6
trigger flmgirtcn Sic iol0cnoen icd8
Scrrcn: Halp6 SoeuL S. 'goul @afer,
6ranf @liroorff S. Saniou Soen,
Sronf s. Soen im0 George W. SinfS.
0ic Sintcrblicbcncn iino cine 5Nmc-
Itcr, 5rou Selen Socn, lmo oic fol-
aenoen aiuocr: sri. SSoa Socn 8.
gt. Socb SarrD @}. Soen Goparo
@cbcr Soen, Grncit Socn, prn., Scmp
@ocn, 9llireO Z. S5oen rmo 6rau q.
Sc %lowce, ierner Elm GutelfinO mO
5iuei llrenlcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
etrcuse @laRreseIm.

9lae StuOenten Oie an Dem n5u6s-
preaen1 i'm nSt. So6ns-Goaege"
S9eil na6men, merOeu relegirt.-
Gie S1ieBerei nod ilnmer uidt
ouIgcfIdrt 9(ae fiini u6iibic"
in lluteriu@ungs6oft
@m. 81. @oulu5, Ser Sdiilcr ser
2. &loiie Oes ct. Syo6ns College in
9lnnopolis, liegt i'm Oortigcn Gner-
gencD Soipitol in le6enSgefd6rli6em
3uitauOe Oornieocr unO Sic glcr5te
linO ni6t iider, i6n am 9e6en er6ol-
ten 5u f6nnen. gSie 6ereitS gemel.
BET, mlr0e 9omlus Our6 einen
SGuB in Sen @}agen ernItlidj Der
mimoet, ais er W}ontaq 9(6eno nit
anoeren Sdiilern ser 3lpeiten &loIIc
in einen &nun Sen fiinf iinge
u6ii9ie" 6epo6nten, ein0ringcn moQ-
te. Inn nit i6nen i6ren ShuOcntcn-
lllf 81 trei6en SSn ange6libcr 9}ot6-
me6r 6ot elmer Der .5ii6ie" 0en I'M
lcligen Sd5uB, Der @omluS traf az
gegeben. Gie fiinf iungen Seute, Oie
in oenI 3inuler mo6ntcn iinO ocr-
bottet moroen in0 na6trdglicb fir
ein onf oen 8. SUM ongeie6teS Boli.
5eiOer60r inter 9iirgid6oft geIellt
morOen. S6re 9}olnen lino: Sen
Ooll Oiar6lr0 BON Baltimore, &enrD
g. &oloce}, @opano, Gu6a, @eo. $.
@eaper, 9li6urne, 0t.-g, uno Gcgi.
nolO aSones BON Cambridge, N20., o-
pie So6n g9. 0(o6le, @relton NlO.
%on teinem BON i6ucu fonnte bis ieBt
ole 4Solijei cria6ren, mer Sen ScGuB
a6gegcbcn Bat; bic Spmpot6ie Ocs
FublifimS in0 ser Sdul6e60rOen
1T cntld6ieOen ouf Der Seite Scr inn
gen FrdparanOen; in ipeiteiien &rei-
len merOen Die 3ur @euo6n1ct ge.
moroencn n6udspre0creicn" Itorf
perlIrt6eilt, un0 iel6it ooS Girefto.
rium Der glnitQlt bat cine Spe3ial-
SiBlrng fiir bente 9lbcno cin6erufcu,
Inn energiicbe SGritie 5n imterneb-
men Die @is5iplin in Der 2(nilalt 3u
gemd6rleiItcn. Gorin AmirN oQer
&o6ridleinliCbfeit nod pie SiSpen-
0irung Scr i2 5Aiilcr ser 5meitcn
aloiic, ole Die n6udsprcllcrei" oer-
oniioIteten enOgiiltig 6citdtigt pcr.
cen ino lognr cine crnlicre Gtroie |
IN Grpdgng ac5ogen mcrOeu. Die
)tomen Der 12 ilmgen Seute, oie in
iDrenl ouSgeorteten lle6ernitb oaS
1eoouerlide lln6eil ange6lib nnri6-
ictct inO. Ser6ert Sunp s. Z.
SoOlcr, 81. 81. Oiittbic, s, 6. Sel6o.
.. 6. @oli6, 81. S9. g8iQiomS, s. g.
Dlop6roD, .. g. @in9lop, g2. u.
9lelion s.. Q. 6ielo& s. Q. 9omcu
mo eg9s6oipler. 5'v ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28

Su Chicago i6loB aeIterl Sic Sad
ION Eart 9aut ibrc Ebiireu 1ie.
lelDe botte 0epoften in So6c bon
$4,000 0ies 1T sic FINITE g6icaao.
Brioot6anf, mel6e inuer6al6 bon
6ipei 8oAen iauirten.
D}it Dem TanpIer ,,Slpmpic~ BON
Der @6ite 5tar 2lnic ilt acItern gir
slrtbur Conan Goplc. ser briiiide
gAriitiieaer, nit ieincr Wqma6lin
in Gew yorf eiuaetroiieu.
sln 8oro oelelbcnIampfcrs fe6rie
audi Seurg Sieael mel6cr lpeacn
dnge6Iiheu @roBoic6itablS uno ger.
lebmg Der 9lcp g)orf 2idats6ant
Seieee inter slntlaac lc6t bon ei.
nem 9ein6 in Gn0lauo na0 gleiu.
g)orf 5uriid
Sn Srcnion. q. g. piir0e Naioelo
Congo mcgcn ser ernoromg icineS
@eiterS glntonio Nligliore in @liso.
brt6 por ua6e3u 2 Sa6rcu i'm cIefiri.
idcn StubI bingcriAtet. glm leBten
Wlouiog muroc pr III scr Nl6rOerseae
aetrout oomit ieiuc 8roil iciu @cNb.
tbmI III StaIien erIauaen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
sir GyranciS Scott Sen.

GongrcBnit0lic0er S. Gbas. Gin
tbicim bot I'M 9Reprdiclltontcnboule
cine 9iIl cingcrcidt $4,000 fir ein
0cnfnol fir SranciS Scott Sc0,
Gem @iMter ocs Sternen6onncrlic.
Oes, ouf Dem @rinoiiidc ocs cbcmo.
liacu6ort @}cScnrD 81 crrihtcn. @c.
fonntIicb BAT sic StoOt 0aS @run0.
itild ii6ernomnen nohoem cS bon
oer @unocSregicring ais Sort auiae.
gc6en Worocn lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Tyrun eicman eeItutGcu.


1SrnH Nlorie Stemon, sic &ittme
0eS SumelierS gliguit Stemon, lit
aeiicru in Scr g9o6nlmg i6rer Eo6-
ter, 6rou &iefincr 9tr. 2O22, Sit3i.
Stro6e, nu1 lGngerer &ronf6eit ges
itor6en. SSrou Steman murOe ON
8. 9lpril 1871 no6e Stuttgart, @iirts
tem6erQ geboren mo fom nit ibren
@atteu i'm Sabre 1861 nob &olti.
more. Sr. Stemon Der Dor atnge.
i16r odt Sabren ieiner Satin int
Gooe porausging, 6ctrie6 longeSobre
Oos 6etonnte Supelergei6Gft an ser
@oDitraBe, na6e Dem 9eloir Morft,
inO mar in Oeutic6en &rciicn eiir
Qern aeie6ener @ait. Seit Dem %.
6ini6eiOen OeS Soften Bat Srau Ste-
man bel i6rer Go6ter einen ongc.
ne6men 2e6enSabeno gebo6t. Gle
GerItor6ene 6interlGBt Orei pcr6eira.
t6ete SinOcr, 9luguit Stemon 6rait
Sclene @im6er nnO Srou emma
&icifner, iotpie 3lpci GnfeI. Ole 9c-
crOiQimg finOet moraen Gormittoq
ouf ser 2oraiue Cemetery itott, uuo
@oItor SyuInis Soinonn bon ser
3ionS @enciuoc, 81 melHcr sic ga.
mi(ie Stcnan ieit picleu Sa6rcn ae.
b6rte, wirO Ocn Eraueraottesoieuit
letter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
glatiOunle INSTRUMENTATION.
nentiou,

&aibington, 27 W1oi 6iiuf.
6ln0ert 6a6rifonten un0 @eprGieu.
tanien bon coumercielen Srganiia.
tioneu traten beute bier 3llr erlicu
9tationalen 9luslano-Sanoels.@ou.
'peutiou 8uiommen in meIder Der.
porrogeuoe &eoner ouf Sic @eia6ren
uno Sdnoels-@elegen6eiten inn 9hts.
lanoe biniuieien. gfm gl6eno iano
Elm 8anfett itott, bel meldenStaats.
iefretdr 9rDau sic 5telunguabuc
Der 9Iominiitration 81 Der @ampaane
fiir in0uitrieIle @e3ie6lngen nit all
oeren 2dnoeru auseiuauoerlcgte.
Inter 9lnoereu bielten i'll 2aufe Ser
@onbention Die 6olgcnoen 9luIpra.
den: Sefretdr @coiielo Dom san.
bells Ieportement, Biuaro straight
&rGiiOent Ser 9lmcrifaniidcn aliati.
lden @eieaidaft SanleS 6. 5arrea.
Brdiioent Ser llniteo States Steel
Corporation. 4. g. 3. Sroufliu
Gccprdiioent ser Sauoclsmariuc.
9ictor 8. aeru uon ser 91elp Norf
0blt-96rie ~. s. 'g8. @oB, Brdiiocut
ser 9lational Wlarines9euaue, sSobn
3 9Dan &rdii0ent Scr 9lmolgama.
teo Copper Goupoup, 8. Smith
Brdii0eut Der 9luericon 2uunoru
@labinerb GomponB ino SSo6u &.
@aroiner &iceprGiioert ser g}atioual
GiiD 9onf bon g1em Yorf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
.,glrmcnia0 fGlrt 6cntc.

Seutc @}itta Inn 12 ll6r perlGBt
Scr Gompier o9lrmenia" Gopitdn
@rebmer Scr %ombure-glmerito-
2inie, Baltimore umo oc6t Oircft
nod Sonlburg 5uriid. g}cben elmer
ic6r innfongrci6cu 2ooune nimmt
cas- Sc6iff cine gln5obl Dcportirtcr
aus Baltimore nod 9citicbIono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
GrO6ccrcu nit edlaaIa6ac.

Der u9(rion-0anenpcrein" feiert ii
Der uGorlpdrtssSoae~ icin oa.
jd6rIi6es GrObcercnfcIt. ~ 0il
&eronitoItlng in jeoer Siuiic6t
Elm trcffliber Grfolg. Suna
uno 9[It buIoiete Serpii6orc.
@robeercn 9liibcu6 ROTH, mic 0as
Ser5 eine8 Derlle6ten N1GO6enS,
S1loglobne, neiB mic sic Scele ci-
ner SSungfruu unO @iscreome, falt
mie oo8 @efiibl elmer mGuner6oiIcn-
Ocn Suifrogette, tbiirnfien ii6 0e-
ltern 9(ben0 in ser u&orpGrtS~ -Saac
on ser Observation-Disclosures, no
Der D9lrion.9amenDerein~ lcin all-
jGbrlides @ro6eerenieIt nit Ball ob.
bielt, 5u Bergen, Die man fir I'm.
6lou6lid boltenmiirOe, menn man iie
rid5t Qeie9en 61ttc. 9[6er sic 8erQc
maren 81 OerfiibreriIdb, bic idonen
Baltgeberinncn 81 annutbig, Inn all
6en berrlicben iiiBcn mo erfriit6en.
6cn SoAcn nidt ioiort reiBcnoen gl6.
iab 81 Deri6oiien. Cine na1 Scr
onoercn pcrlr6monoen Die t0ltli6cn
@robeeren 8wiiAcn 2ippen oic min.
oeitenS c6cuio ROTH, frii6 unO f6it-
lid moren. 0oS o6ere mie ooS I'M
tere Stodpert morcn 0idt ocfiiQt
nit fr6bli6en Wteniden. 06en mlir-
Oc geton5t, rntcn gegeiien. SSe0er
omiiiirte ii6 nodb feiner 9(rt ouf 0os
portreifIi6lte. Bum tara tidin faro
flang Oie Ndtiif ln0 mer bGtte Oa
mobl ni0eriteben t6nnen.
Sob mo 9lnerfennumg ae6ii6rt
0en Gdmeu, Die ourcb unermiioliAes
an 0en beri1ieoenen nit
niiBliden uno lederen Sa6en 6eieb-
ten Sii6en Dem id6nen 1citc
ou6 81 einem oldn3en0en finon5iel-
len @riolgc oer6olfcn. 9(aerlie6itc
SGteloedtbeu, meiBe 8o6p-S0sden,
Spi6en um0 S0ddjen Iogen ga 5um
&auie ouSge6reiiet Srmu G6orle5
Summer, 8rGitleiu 6rieoel aleiu
lmo 5rGllein 2eu4en SGlag be.
oieuteu oui's cmii9ite sen oioncD
table, pG6reno iib 8rou @ei5 uiio
5rau G6iel Inn Sen oSAii3entiib"
oeroieut moHtep. 5rou Sran5isfa
Sogt itauO al ser Spite oeS sis.
Sredm- imO Sdlogia6uen Gonites,
liIiItirt bon elmer Sbaor lic6liber |
Se6iiliimncn. Gen @orlib iiber oos
,ii6rige 9lrronqenlcntS-Goniitc iii5te |
'6enioaS 6roi &oat sur Seite iton'
zen ibr sic folgenoen 0oueu. 6rali
2oper, SSrou So1nion 6ran gieuL |
Srail 9l6Ger, 6rau 9tieoer60ier unO |
5rou 9teOpig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Nr0bc6Cn IN Der M0nal,une.

Colon 27. Wfai. Cine 6eItiac
Groerlhiitternug lpelde iiber 30 Se.
flmOcn anoauerte, ercianete iid) 6eute
glbeno. 0ieiclbe mar ltGrier. lpie il.
geno eineS Ger Grobeben, lpeI1e im
Dttober lebteu So6rcs IN Der aanaI.
5one perIpiirt muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
Slrnnh in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

S5n Dem u9(muiea.@anOelbilOcr-
36cater", 9tr. 412, 9It.9oltimorc-
Strabe, gegeniiber ocm @ebGuOc oeS
,Ncutideu Gorrciponocnteu", bra1
geltern 2l6enO gcgcn 8 ll6r ouf imbcs
fonnte 8eiic Elm 6cler ans. Der in
gtr. 1910, Sit-9ollimorcitr., po6n,
6aite &arrD glOlcr, eincr ser S6eater-
bciuc9cr, cntoedtc ocn Brand umo
ellie na6 Dem Spriben6oilic gtr. 80
an Der Siio-&oDitraBo, mo er lScueri
G6ei @mri6 6cno1ri6tigtc. Sm 9lu
mar ole 6eucrlpcbr Dor Dem g8auocl-
6il0ert6eoter ongelongt imO l0i6tc
sic Slontnen nit lcidter @}ii6e. Gic
alapicripicleriu Sri. @liic Granger,
lucl6c mo6l muBtc, oaB cin Brand
oasgcbro6cli mar, ipiclte ilott mcitcr,
ln0 scr Spcrotclr Stto 9}iquit 6lic6
ouf Ieincm goltcn ino Ore6te sic
Sims rl5iQ METER. 9llf 0icie @eiIc
purOc cine Ganif perbiitet. gdGt elm
eili5iQcr G6cGtcrbelltbcr uerlieB Ici-
men %lat. alc6rcre @iaet-9foaciL
bic in cincn @anoidranf i'm an9ren-
5eu0cn Sausi.ur cingci1lolen maren,
miir0en DON Ocn ,Slanmcn 5erlt0rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
n5cOcratiOm uf 2a6ur."

@roBcr Gntbuiiasmu8 mo6te ii6
in 9lrbciterfreiien iiir Oie fonlmcnoe
Sternen6onner SSeicr bemerf6or.
gu8 6en @eridten peribic0ener 0e.
lcgoten erbellte IN oer gcltri0en Si.
tlng scr 06cocrotion Of 2o6or, 2
oaB ii1 $1,000 bis $4,000 W2dn.
ner rn0 6roiien Siinqlingc ln0
0}Goden melde organiiirten 9[r6ci-
ter.&cr6anocu ongc66rch an Der
GroBen SnOHtrie &nra6e am 6. Sep.
tem6er betbeiligcn mer0en. Sir
oa8 id6rIi6e groBc &olfSfeIt an 0em
ocuonnten Sage pur0cn meitere 9lr-
rongcments geirofien. Sr. 8. Bob.
ne, Scr 9icoottclr elmer 9lr6citer-
Scitrng in ct. 2oris, ser Dor %
Syo6ren nit 81 oen 9elcgotcn scr
galtimorcr Sc0crotion od9ltc lmo
cine SAu6ar6ctcr Union reprdicn-
tirtc, bicIt cine ldngcrc gluIproc6e
iibcr Ole 'Gntwidlilng scr nsSe0cro
tion al 2abor" felt Icincm Bcggang
ben Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
0entides SScrcinslc6en.

Ger g8ro6iinn-Gamcn-@erein" mac5-
tc eiucn id60ueu @lai-9lpsflug.
9luoere Gereinc trcifen Gor6erci-
tungeu Inn am Ffiugitmontag
nad Dem o9liueroiep @arf" 81
ge6cn.
Sci ib5uam @ctter not6tAl geltcrn
oie @}italieOer 0es. o8ro6iinu-0a-
men-SereinS" i6ren MoiauSfhlg radl
Oelh uGc9ner'i6en S6ore... Gas
Gomite 6atte fir @ergniioungcu ollar
2lrt binreideno geiorgt. Die Gamen
mareH idon gum 6rii6itiid oui Oeru
4SlaBe lno mG6reno OeS gan3en Ga-
ges anliiiirten iie iib orf ooS Soft
lic6ite. 9ei'm Ean3en, NluIi3ieren
unO SNmouBen perlieien bic 6err.
Ii6eu Stlm0en in iAneller g9eiie umo
Die 6raicn trcnutcn ii1 crit in ipGter
Shtnoe III ir0bli6ltcr Stimming.
Cas- 9lrrangementS.Somitc 6eltanO
ans oen 6roucu StrouiL Gc6ncr,
9ling imo Soeblc l5erner morcn all-0
weienO sic 8raucu @I16ad, RoIc,
9oiIcrt, 2an9, 2cder, a6nig, Sdlc-
iinger Sar6aGer, 2afc, Soffert,
@inSfD, WliiQcr, NloSmii(lcr, @ouluS,
0o6ermouu, &illiou, 9lri6ur, Copper,
aornmann S6miot 5tridlcr, Gid)-
Ter, &oa9L @deri, Slider, gli96a6
un0 sri. Molton.
lSrou Strouii sic @rGiocniin oes
Gercius, ii6errcid6te 6roi Gebncr elm
9oloene5 9lb5eic6eu fir sic 0ieleu
ireucu Cieullc, Die lie Dem o6ro6
iinn-0omen-Gerein" aeIciiiet 6at, mo-
rii6cr iiD oieieI6e ani ooS @cr5li9iic
erreutc.
5rau 2oltiie aornmann, sic ae-
iieru ibrcu 46. @c6urtStog icierte,
CAB aus Oieiem 9lnlaB eiuigc Sudden
3rmr @eIten.
2lnG 6rau @}aric gdcrt, oie 6eute
i6r so. gSegcnieit begebt, 6eoa1tc
ibre 6relnOiunen nit etmos @Bba-
rem.
u@cnrietta 2oge 9}r. 2.~
A}it geOaucrn pernoGnen qe1tcrn
9l6cno Oie 1litglieoer ser oScurietto.
2oge gtr. q III ser rcgclmdBigen
9eriaumlung in &iiiiers SoQe an
Der 9torO 6rcocriditroBc oaB 6rou
)idou ein eifriaeS @}itglicO Ser 60
lc, al ciucm 9lerpcnleiOen erfranft
It. 6rml So6onno Gno6, pclGe iic6
)or Orei go6cn 9lutDcrgiihmg 3u.
oh 6eiinOet iid auf Dem @ege Scr
Die G6crmeilicrin 6rou
9orot6eo &rdmer iii6rte in Der Ser.
Oen &oriib inO Srou 2i-
cite 9lui6, Oie Sefretdrin, ooS 9Sro-
oloQ.
&,Gii6rida5 anto,r ifaH iiAe S.
@iirger Gomite.
SSm SoteI &nleio6 fono aeiiern
l6eno cine Geriammling OesGeutidj-
rmcrifonii1en 9iirger Gomite'S
tott an pelber iiA ctpa 70 Gercinc
'et6eiliaten. @rdiiOent S. Eiarfs
ii6rtc Sen Goriib unO Sr. 9iidorO
5anoloB fitngirte ols iicdocrtretcu-
'er @rotofoliii6rer. Die geioBten
selbliiiie mcrOen fonmenOe @o1e
'cm @cucral @onlite 81 meiterer
oistuiiion norgelegt wcrOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
nWiugnu Saf 9Sorf."

@cltc tritt Der @mDm DAT Bort
in sic 81. Saiion icincS @eitcbenS.
llmiongrcicbe& be&orbcreitltugcn paroen
md6rcno scr @iutermouotc gctroi
fcit inn alien 9lnforocrimgcn oeS
&liblihlm& qeluigeu 8h f5nnen. 8ie
Wliuiffopellc ocS 9}rof. S5bh' B.l l9Sht
ion iuiro Sem tou5Iuiti0en %ublifunt
Elm miafonuuencs &cr9nii8cho btrti.
ten, lm0 Sr. @ottfrieo 2dng iorgt
fir ooS lei6libc &o6l6ciihSai '0tr
9eIudcr in oem ibn ittiterItclltcn&c
Itouront. Gin oilseripdblib$ @diiSel
piac lno ale eroenfli@eT &oIfsBe.
hl1tiguugch lte6cu ocm %itBIiflii1 Siir
%cYfiiqlng. Cine groBc 9In5obl bon
Sonutogsi6ulen ploncu iBrcn 9(uS
flug uotb n@p0nn DAT EdiH"''''a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-28
glrnnh AM Nf. .Qpm6arO.es

Gin 5euer, oeiieu llriac6e uicbt err
mittclt pcrocu fountc, Oerbronnte
gcIteru 92o6t 10 ll6r 30 IN Sen So
fen scr SGuier g}rn. t5i1 1913,
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-06
PERSONAL
COmings and Goings of Local
People and Others.

MRS. AL KELEHER left this
morning for San Jose.
REV. J. N. SWANDER. OF the Pres
byterIan church. IS back from a visit
10 Eiko.
RALPH AND CHARLIE IRWIN
and Jack Baroness are in from Cur
rant Greek.
THOMAS DRY WASH WILSON
is In from the northern country,
where he is interested in placering
in Oregon.
Mr.. AND MRS. P Y. ROVNIANEK
are in from their mining property al
Orizaba Mr. Roynianek just shipped
40 tons to the Western Ore Purohas-
ing company.
MRS ROSS GAVIN. accompanied
by her two children and Mrs. Charles
Tinney, Mrs Gayin's mother, arrived
this morning from san Francisco al.
ter an absence OF some weeks
WILLIAM EORMAN and Thomas
]. Lynch motored over 10 Goldfeld
this morning to close up some bust
ness with the Round Mountain Sphinx
Mining company.
". D. FORSTER. superintendent
OF the Tonopah & Goldheld railroad,
Who has been visiting in Philadelphia
for the last three weeks, returned
home this morning and continued on
10 Goldfeld
MR.. AND MRS. z. II. HAMILTON.
advance agents Of the Ely minstrel
troupe. which will give one OF their
burnt cork entertainments in this
CITY next Tuesday evening. at the Ne
yada theater. autoed over 10 GOldfeld
this afternoon
WENDELL KERR and Leslie Hoff-
lund. who haey been running the
Kerr mine near Rattlesnake in the
eastern end Of Nye county, left this
afternoon for their home in San
Diego. where they resume their
studies The property will be devel-
oped steadily under direction OF the
elder Kerr.
EUGENE LOCKE. county commits
sioner in l90s-and a good one-ar-
rived from Auburn. Cal. this morning
He Is now located at Auburn. but
owns extensive landed interests on
the White river. in the northern end
Of Nye county, which he proposes e
visit tomorrow
ED L. MINIS and wife departed
this morning fer Newport. Tenn
where they VII make their future
home Mr. Minis was one Of tbs
early day promoters Of Tonopah anC
the best wishes of every citizen o.
Tonopah viii accompany the old time
booster and mis- wife
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-06
ELY DAILY ExPoSIToR
CHANGES MANAGEMENT

An unsigned editorial in the Elk
positor last evening announces that
the lessee has gotten out from IN
der" and that instructions had been
received thai in the future the paper
would BE- conducted on company &C
count. Until a few months ago the
ExpOsitor was supposed to have been
running under company account. and
at that time 1t was most vigorous In
its denunciation Of Senator New
lands. and practically all leading
Democratic politicians Of the state
And in addition it occasionally took
snap shot al Senator Pittman The
personnel composing the company
is political secret. A little over
two years ago it was announced with
some flourish that the. paper had
been purchased BY one Cox, OF Cali
fornia. who has never as yet shown
up in Ely Mr. Cox himself seems to
be as much OF a mystery as the pol
icy which his paper has pursued
since be became it's owner
From the pessimistic tone Of the
editorial announcing the retirement
Of Editor Schwalenberg. who con
trolled the lease. il is apparent that
the business has not been a fnan
I ciai success. which is not surprising
information to newspaper men.
Editor Schwalenberg has been with
+ the paper for more than six years
and his energy and perseverance has
+ certainly been commendsble Schwal
Is a good old scout and we hope that
his services viii be retained undel
company" fundamentally Rec
ord
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
proUosaIs for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Directors of the State OF
Nevada for the Panama California
Exposition will receive proposals up
TO twelve o'clock noon on October
18th. 1914. Tor the construction ana
completion OF the Nevada Building
TO be erected on its site at the Pan
anna California Exposition, San Diego.
California, according TO the oiiclal
plans and specifications on file
Plans and specifications may be
had al the Office OF F. J. De Long
champs. 204 Clay Peters Building
Reno. Nevada A deposit Of Ten
$4,000 Dollars viii be required for
the return of each SET OF blue prints
and specifications.
Proposals shall be pade according
to ins tructioas in architects speei-
fications.
Each proposal shall be accompanied
hy certified check amounting to not
less than FIVE per cent Of the amount
Of the contractors bid, and payable
to the Board Of Directors ~ the State
81 Nevada for the Panama California
Exposition.
Proposals shall be sealed in an
opaque envelope and marked Bid for
construction OF Nevada Building by
Contractor. and directed
to the Secretary OF said Board OF
/ Directors at Carson City. Nevada
Proposals shall be limited to Ne
yada contractors only: and Nevada
labor is to be employed when reason
ably practicable
The Board OF Directors reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
II the state Of Nevada for the Pan
anna California Exposition
GILBERT c. ROSS. Secretary.
Board OF Directors Of the State o
Nevada for the Panama California
Exposition.
Dated Carson City, Nevada Ser
TENDER 2gth. 1914 Oct.2.l
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-06
OWNERSHIP OF NYE
COUNTY HOMES

The United States census depart
ment al Washington has just issued
a bulletin dealing with the owner
ship of Nye county homes. The i'm
portant facts contained in the bulle-
tin relative 10 this county are as
follows.
There are 3.12I homes in Nye
county. OF this number 192 are
farm homes: los Of the farm homes
are owned BY their occupants and
are. free OF mortgaged incumbrance
The mortgaged farm homes number
). Renters occupy farm homes in
this county Out of total Of s.l2l
homes in the county 1898 are urban
homes There are 1882 urban home
owners in the county. OF this mum
Der IS are mortgaged. 1906 Of the
urban owned homes are free Of in
cBmbrance There are 1894 rented
urban homes in the county
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-06
NOTICE or REGISTRATION FOR
GENERAL ELECTION.

state Of Nevada. County OF Nye--ss
Notice is hereby given that me
time for the n 5gsstration Of the names
Of the qualified electors in election
district township of TonOpah, prior
TO the general election 70 be held on
the third day Of November. 4. p. 1914,
for the County OF Nye, ~ill expire az
. O'Clock n. on the twentieth day
Of October. A D 1914.
HARRY DCNSEATH.
SaOO22 Registry Agent