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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

Sm Sirius lino taufenb 9lugen oui
uns seridtet, unb biele touIcnD 2(u9en
beoeuten cine Welt. Wcnn id6 bic
itumme glotur Inn MID babe, Oonn
muB lie melt, lcbr nett iein uno leir
@ebonfe babel an bic Rudte6r."
nWollen mir binaus in rie Welt2"
iaste er lo6enD, unO @ineto ientte ben
Ropf:
n8ispeilen trGumt mir odoon; uns
penn man ouflrn6t, Oann lit es bod
niHts!"
mir bat audi 6ieIe ga6t ge-
trGumt, 0ineio.~
nWas Oenn -"
gSpGtsr; orinnen i'm @alo." II
Qlls iie unter bic erIten @dums fa=
men, bot ii9 ibuen elm ieltiaines Bib.
@tpos a6leits bon Der QonoitraBe, an
ciner Steile, ipie er BON fobrenoen
2iinItlern benuB pir6, uno Elm niebers
gebronntes 5euer perriet, coB man
bier genddtigt Eatte. Drci W9dnner
iDaren Dami! fefhdftigt 3ipei pFer0c
ein3ulpannen, ipdbteno Gin iunoes
Wldoden am 5euer fniete uno einioes
4o4qeihirr 5uiamlnenrGumte. Sie
bate Elm biibides @eiiGt unb rote
6oore. Sbre 5orte @eitolt mar etipas
ouffdlIia getIeibet. fsnn Iie trug einen
bunten Hod, lmO Das Somtmiener
mar nit mdhtieen @olof6niiren ber=
5iert Sn ibrer Hdbe lpeioste Elm quit
gepflester poub; Elm paor oroBe
Wolfs9unoe ldgerten trdge i'm S6at=
ten Der 8dume.
Die bret Mdnner Itonocn in Oer=
f6ieoenem 2lltsr. Ser g[nfii6rer Der
3ruppe mar Gin boqerer, Iebniger
Wlonn BON etpa fiinf3iQ Sa6ren.
Sein leibi erorouter Sdnurrbort liei
in 3lpei lanqen Spiben aus, uno feline
buntlen Ausen batten einen IeltIomen,
burmbo6ren0en 2lusbrud.
Der 3peits, etpo 3e6n Sabre Jim
Qere, mar Elm &olob. 9ie nieoriQe
Stirn uno Der itierartiqe baden berz
rieten ben berufsmdBioen Q(t6leten,
a6er Der GinOrud mar bur4 elm gut
mutises, fait meIon4pIiIdes @eii9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

gemilDert.
Ser brittle IL
@ineto botte bic @ruppe fla6tio
oemuitert, ober ais i6r Q(uae ouf per
iiingiten Der orei Wldnner fiel, biell
iie iInpiIltiirlich ods pferO an.
DSeben Sic Do9 nur Diefen mum
0erfnDnen WleniGenl"
@r fab ous pie Elm StaIiener, pieli
.Si1i nor er bds ou6.
5reO Wionnbarot bate ii9 mn
fliihtig umgeipdnbt, Damn lentte @i.
meta in einen Wolopeg elm uno 1agte,
Den einen mub i'd i9ou gsIeber
9oben, ben 5iibrer ~ aber no pal
0os nur9r
.9inetol"
Gr purDe Greerli6, boB Iie in lei.
ner Rdbe ai6t lostommen fonnte bor
oiefem fobrenben Bolt; Der Srnum
Der lcBten g1a9t fam unter ben 0Gm.
mernOen @alobGumen iiber i'm. 81
ordnete feineh Rappen an lire Seite,
DTinetd, barren Sie mid oenn gonl
bergsFen9"
Wait elmer eeIbmeiOisen gepegune
9litt lie unier ieiner ausgeitredter
9onc foFk. Sic budte iih tief auf Der
y1aden itres gleitpferbes unb jogtt
plOBlic6 f6neIl oapon.
9lber i4on i'm nG9iten W}omeni
griff audi fein Roppe md9tig aus
unO Dem mar bic Stute niGt geipnd9.
ien. glod einieen Wlinufen lager
bic apferoe &Opf an 2Opf nebeneinan-
ser.
rg2un bob' id bid bO6l glun bob'
i9 bih bodl"
Sie fieIen in Srub - Ounn in
S6ritt.
60 tomen iie an sinen freisn qlat
i'm Dolbe.
Wloos am Song unn, ipiloe Roien.
@iniamteit urb SGDeigen Oes Noli
Desl
sic bielten ipie ouf @erabreounc
Die pferbe an, INN bier gu roitsn
9reb balf ibr aus bem Sottel, nnf
@inetd roffte Oos idbpere &leiO oul
unO ieBte iid; sr bid4 ueben iie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

maro 5noler ben 9lme glrinOcl-0o.
in Der iiiolihen @olBeiitation onrd
4oli5eimagiitrat Seoinion Dem @c.
ridtsDeriabren iiberwieien 5rall
Saoler be5euete, oab ibr @atte iie 5il
elmer 3cit, no iie i1uer fronf mar,
i'm Stihe gelaiieu babe uno OuB er
nidt weiter fiir i6ren llnter5olt
Sorge trageu ipollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
Brad icin Nnie.

Gr. Sarrg 9loler, ourd uelcben
Serr 9(brabam WlenoeIs lebte @ode
Oem nSsraelitiideu &oipital 10000
Collars iiberao6, glitt in Der @ob-
urug iciues @atcrs, 9tr. 1913, en.
tam @lace, 10 unoliidlid ai eincut
Seppid ans, oaB cr iib babel eiueli
&niebruh 5u3og. Gr. Niaiam 2.
@aer muroe berbeigeruien, bel4cr
ieinem Gollegen Oie notbige llnter,
ftiibumg,3u Ebeil werOen lieB Dorauf
ser 9ebtere iab ieiner &o6nimg GER.
171S, Gutam 9}locc, iiberfii6rt
lunr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
Sciraths.qicensen.

@otrid 81. 0lcglomoro, %, mo Pine
ME 6iloebronot, 81, geidieoeu
Benjamin GDler, y, g9ittwer,
@ooos6oro, Nlo, mo @ertruoe See
ncD, 33, Baltimore
Cars u. Gridion 40, 0lontgomerD
COUNTY, MO, lmo 9ote Smoot 3S,
geiGieoen.
@lott9ep gl. 9ong6urit H. nn0
Goroclio Sc. IrlrD, is.
Gmcrion Solder, 80, GoIimbiaEo,
mo 9lande 1Qoore, 20, Columbia,
&o.
Scuru 0lippIc, %, unO G6riitiua
Se6bel, 49,
0ooio s. Sduman 81 ino ao.
tbarine W}oritein, 49,
Salnuel 3. aorlinsfD, 2G, unO
Git6er SDman 90.
&c Slipeiro @oiOo, 81 9roiler,
rno @abriele IS. Gampar, 19, 9aIti-
more.
@oul g. N}uoae 81, lmo aot6ari-
he ll6l, %.
Samcs Z. Mcef, 81, imo Dlorie a..
&aufmot IT,
Sad Soaau 2i uno pima 9ioien-
t9ol, IS.
Siram 9lirep, %, imO eIi5o6etb u.
W2onog6an 90
Sroncis g. Nlirp6b, 30, unoNlarD
q. 6arrea, 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04


acior0erten @eid6aimgSnadmeiS 5u
er5ringen oOer cineu SanOWertcr
Scr iolhen bciibt, ais gleib6erehtig.
ten Ebeil5o6cr in ibr @eihdit oiif5u.
nebmen Gin inter %nrngrop6 Boa
iallenOer @emer6ebetrieb bari finn.
tiq BON gtiht6onOmerferu nr in
Wemeinidoft nit ciuem Ocn glnior-
Oerlmgen ocS @arogropben Boa ent.
iprehenOen @anomcrter, ser gleid
berehtigter Niitinbaber Oes @eihdi-
teS icin nitB, erricbtet llnO uuSgeiiot
ucr0eu SinO in cineni iolben @e.
perbe6etric6 nlcbrere .Ulitin6o6cr
por1duOclL Sic sen gIniorOerllngen
Oes Eoragrapbcn 30a nibt entipre-
den 10 bari Oerielbe MIR ausgeiibt
merOen, penn sic gleide 3obl gleifs
beredtigter 0litinbaber porbonoen
iino, Die Sen 9lnioroeringen Oes ga.
ragropben 30o entipreden.
Pins ser 9egriinOung OeS 9lutra-
geS ieien einige Der bemerfensper-
t6cItcn 9luSfii6runaen bier lpicOcrge-
ge6en
Die I'M Oeutideu 9ieid gelten9c
@eperbeirei6eit BAT in i6ren @ir-
filngen Grfolg ge5eitigt, Die ser @e-
cegeber iiiemols gepollt. Ser
NonOmerferitonO miro INNER mc5r
aus einerSel6ititGnOigfeit oerordngt
nn0 proIetoriiirt. Soweit Oies mir
iuiolge ted)nii6er uno inouitrieaer
Grrlmgcnidoit 9eibie6t miro Wat
9cgen iolde 3on0hmg i'm @rlDer6s-
le6en foum etmos einuenOen Oiirfeu
oenn tehniide 6ortihritte fonncu
mo Oiirfcn niemals ge5cmnt per.
ocl neil lie in abiebbdrcr 3eit OeIai
@on5cn 9iuben bringeu @ehn Oero
aelcrntc 6onoperfer aber ni1b ourdj
tec1nii6e GntlpidIimg ionOern nur
oltr6 faptoliitiidc glusbeltlrng lml
icnc iuirt6idaftlide Selbititdnoi9feit
gc5rddt miro, ipenn iih obne 9lotb-
mcnoiQfcit, o6nc 9&lbcn fiir 0aS
Wonjc, 3uH SHoocn iiir Gonillmeu-
ten lm0 4SruOu5enten eiu iunot6i-
ger ltnO lnberehti9ter 3piihenbon-
ocl brett ntndt, Damn miro 0ie ionit
n5tbi9e Wcpcr6circibcit fiir Ocn
@nuouerfcr imo ieinc &lnOiduit
sur iuirt6idoitIiben 9Ian6t6ierirei-
belt
Tonlit nidt 1enug, nerlangt scr
gunO ser NonOperfer ouh sen SSn-
ninasjwong fir oae SonOwerfar.
0icicui1cu, Oie1 ein 6onOmcrfsge-
lpcrbc icl6ititGuoia betrci6eu, uiiiien
3ur 66rOerun0 ser gemeiniomen &c.
lUcr9lidcn Srterciien 81 ciiier SSn.
nurg 3uianrmcntreteu. N1e6reren
Sinungen gleiA5eitig on5uge60ren,
lit niht acItottet. SeOe Snulmg ioll
mo0lidit iiir SonOmerfer alcirber
oOcr DeriponOtcr 9(rt, olio ais Sod
inung crrihtct mer0en; no iolcbeS
angeiibts Der ortlicben @crbdltniiie
niht ongdugig erideiut, lit cine Sn.
nng fiir me6rere Geuerbc, ais &c.
miihtc Sntlng 5u errihten. Sn
3ueiielS- unO Streitidaen entiheiOct
Die 5nitdnOige Sanoperfsfonimer.
Sin llnterihico 5miihen Sodinnm-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
Cpfcr Oon Gin6rcdern wirO 6entc
bcgrabcH.

Srau Olag0alene &inimel, Oie Dor
mgefa6r cinem Monat ourd 9ldi6er
in i6rem Seim in MiOole 9iiuer
ihmcr miB6anoclt moroen mar lnO
all Sen Solaen oieicr @}iBbanoling
itarb, miro beute 9ladnittag pom
0niie i6rer SoHier, 6rai G6r. Se-
lima in Goieoale. ans beeroigt mer.
0en 5rou ainunel ioeutifi3irte Nlor.
tin lltteureitber, Scr einen Eag nod
oem Gorfall perbnitct moroen mar,
ais eincn ser beioeu Widnuer, sic iic
ange9riiien 6atten. llttenreiiber ipur-
oe pom 9iagiitrat @opell Sen
@roBgeidiporenen ucgen gIngriffS
imO Haubes iiberpieicn lno befinOct
iid gegcnw6rtig i'm @eiGuguiB 81
Ioiuion Gie @oli5ei lit oui Der Sii-
de nab Dem auOeren &dubcr- Die
beioeu Nl6nner bielten inter auoc
rem Die 0ano Der 81 Sabre altcn
6ran ahumel iiber cine breuneuoe
Sumpe riinl ais i6r bcrarS5u6ringer,
no iic ibr ecIO olibcUnbrt battc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04

li6er, baB CT mG6renO oieier sfpeI
Wofen nit Dem Ser3en Oiefes jur9ell
W2Go6ens nur Qeipielt bate, bis ne
ibn pl0Blib al feline unb lire eeiell'
9faftlife Stellung erinnerte. OereH
&luft bod niemols iiberbrudt iperoen
tonnte. llno er oo6te an Gjrete SAM
fen in Somburg, Die ibm in rer leBfen
3eit gang aus Dem Sinn getomlleH
mar.
So tamen lie ollmGbli4 aus Dem
Mal0 berous. Die 2aeeritdtte Der
tyoutlertruppe ipor berlo1en tno nur
elm ipenig gl16e perriet nod ben 8laBi
ober @ineta belt einigs SetunoeH
lang ibr sBfero an un0 iob nit perS
trGuniten 9lugen oarouf bin.
Qlls Iie auf zen 0of ritten, tanl per
pofbpte ibnen entgegen unO iiberS
reifte 5reb einsn groBen 8rief aus
Glfenbeinpapier, ipie er in ben &relS
fen Ger @efellIhoft gu 6onilienna1s
ri6ten benubt ipiro; un0 er 0ffnete
ibn, nod I'M Sottel iiBenO, pdbSellD
@ineta bereits obeeitiegeu iuar6
sic f6rie pl0blib auf, benn per
&appc bGumtc Iib unter Der unipills
iiirlihen geipequna Ieinss Reifers,
uno pGbrenb 6reo bos PferO pis0er
beru6igte, flog Oos beorudte Ylott
bor Sic 6iiBe Oes WlGb6eus. Sie bob
es auf uno gab es 5uriid, ober i5r'
glueeu 6otten 0od 3pei Namen ges
lefen, unb bieIe g}dmen IL gleid9ills
tige 3eiGen in elmer @ntideiOungsz
itunoe III tomen i6r ni6t mebr aug
bem @ebd1tnis
@rete Sonien
r,o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
nnh[Giiinrr Nnttr

0}odoen er crfldrt bate, oaB er
nicbt i'm Stanoe iei $3.50 pro @odc
fiir oen lmter6alt ieiiier Srm mo
bier ainoer 6ei5liiieuern lunroe G0-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
eofal6cridtc ais ssoi6iuatou.


Sir &erbe ffe-fH'n8en i'm
9iitrift.
0ier @orlagen, wei8E @erbeiierltn.
gen i'm Giitrift Columbia dnitrebcn.
ipnroen aeltern Ben Giitrifts Gomi-
ten oes SouieS un0 Senats pom ben
Iiiuifis.@onlmiiidreH jugeLanot Sic
berfiigen ben glntaif qes %atterion-
@runobeiibes fiir @arf5wede, Oie gI6.
bafiitug ser 9libealifreu5una an ser
Nennino.Hoao, ole 9lnihafiing elmer
mlnii3ipolen glspbolt.glnlage nno Die
llnteriuditng Ser iebigen NletboOen
0cs GiniammelnS un0 @erpertbilng
ooer @ernihting Der aiidenabidue
iino anoerer 2lbfdlle elmer @roBitaOt
Tie bier @orIagen perlaugeu cine @e'
iaumt Gerpiuiguug BON $5S2,OOO.
Iieie @erbeleringen maren in Der
auqemeineu Giitrifts @eripiligung
engeihloiien, nuroen a6er auf Ser.
einbarung 5iDiiden Oen Goniniiidren
lno oen Gomite'n 0es Sauies imo
Senots geitrihen Inn Damn ipdter
ais ieparate gorlagen eingereidt 8u
perocn. 1ie Gommiiidre geben i'd
nibt Ger Soifuing bin, oaB Die @or.
la9en 8eitig genug sur 9lnnobme &c.
bradt meroen fonnen iooaB Die glr.
beiteu nod IN oieiem Sabre Beginner
fonneu.
sir Die 9iettung gefalle-
ner 6ralen.
Gas BON oen Giitrifts Commit.
idreu ernonnte ,,Giti5ens' Central
Committee" oeHen 9lufga6e es iein
fol-. oie ans ibren friiberen Sdiiern
geiriebcnen 6reiDoeuuaodeu fir eli
nen e6rbaren Se6ensmonoeI 5uriid-
3uqelpinnen, bat ais erite llnterltii-
titna BON ser @attin oes &r1iiOenten
g1ooorow ggiIion $100 er9olteu Der
@oriiter oes Gonites lit Sr. g8alter
q. lliforO. lrnO Sr. guno S.9lbooIp6,
ser friibere @rdiioent ser Gomniiiidre
oes Tiitrifts. lit oer. SdoBmeiiter.
ST.. @oLter @. Sind. Elm ueiteres
Dlitelieo oes Counties, erfIdrte, CT
femme % 020Oheu, ipelde iofort I'M
tcritiitiug brouftens onoerenfaas i'e
9eihditigung annebnen miiBten, oie
uibt 5nr Sebing ibrer @2orul beitra-
gen iUiir0e.
SO WSotorfiibrer berontp ort,
lid gebaIten.
Ger Ulotorfii6rer Sra s. 9op0er,
ser Sen 8aggon ser G6ebD Gbaie.
gabn fiibrte, Ser am Snnitag 9lbeno
oen bieridbrigen Suneen Oes Or. s..
9 Gnrtis iiberfu6r mo tootete, pur-
Sc bon sen Goroners @eidmorenen
fin Sen ZOO oeS ana5en perontiport.
iid5 ae5ulten, ga ct NIT 3il 0roBer@e.
i1lpinoigfeit gefabren mar, uno ben
@roBeei1morenen BON 9lontgomerD-
GountD, Dloy ii6erpieien. Su 9iod.
bile pur6e Bomber unter $1,000
@ireiHoft in borldufige Srei6eit &c.
iebt. Ger gaggon batte 5ir Belt oeS
llnfones cine iolHe 5obrseidminOig.
felt, 0oB er erIt in elmer gutfernuno
hon 160 ClfR non 0cni ltnfnllSblQBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-04
@rete SdnIen
Strip Deltermonn.
Q}erlobte.

Sules Salmon botte Ieins Ge'
lhdfte beenOigt. Gr mar in einet be-
no66orten Gcrniion gepeIen, I'M
9ferhsosrt0ufc ab3ui6lieBen; oudl
@mir, Der 8oppe, uno Suleitd, bic
Shimmelltute. porcn IN frenlos
6dnoe ii6ergegoneen. uno Oonn bottt
es einen Icborfer 9runt gegsben.
~ lGortiesung foIst) o.. r5
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Oci9dftss s@egwetler.
Bidder, @ouoitor- ino Sotel'
Ye0arfssglrtifel.
-. ,p.,...a g. ct<s H. . fot c- .SofnnrbsSff


geOarfs-9lrtifel.
n1bc Diners eids 60, 1o4 e.s9oparo's"
8citrngeh 8eitidriiten etc.
vs6s Baltimore girvs Co. 9aeo s6eEsit9A'
Gcutihc gaber u..o 8eitidriften.
u. eunitid, 10 Observation-Disclosures
galt-WloteritIicn, Ebireu 6eniisr'
rabmcn, Saoen eic
Samss 9. Softer Co., 115-1l7 Sho'5rsOS
rtd'Strabe.
9lational-8anten.
nshe cIb zpwu National 9ant," g,opss nntg
@reicrsStrube. SOcob g9. gSoot BrallOe"'
,sssoaS satioaaI isiS saaia sS 4a2 eHO.grOaOipd4'
,,qpsiteTn Iatenal 8ani," IA g1or6.gnia'p'
asatss Taas s ans SSss strSduts g'SoIIi #sIioua esp
Gnutbs uno eomSorosStraBe.
Staots.ganfeu. y
Gtntihe @anl Don galtimore," galiimorss. UT. iino
2outoa1s sSirabe. An9ui gseoer, %ral'O''~'
Conrad 6. Jlobbe, Scbdbmeiiter.
Spar.ganfen.
uDentihe epar6aHi pou galtimote," euia"
uHo galiimore'StraBe.
Tritit-gontpagnie'n.
Baltimore Srnt GInayaHtes 6o.," GaiiiaO'
,sDSarSiaaS grnf Co.. goroweIt.ede gaIgsIe'
ano @ermansSirabe. 8eamie: g. y. oN'
nlerman, 8rdiioeni; Gsclr q, YMIraQS,ts, .,
8ices@rdiioent; 0orrou yam NeB, =; o,nh
8rdiioeni; Serpis Speucer. i'm. SelrctaI aH i,ss
e6uemeliler; Span StinHer. 6tlis'Selre'u'
uno SDlis'C6ahmeiiter.
W1ormor. un0 @jranf-@erfe.
8 eIIoarinsE & eoHs, 22a 1OrO'eburIes'str'
2anopirtbi6oitlide @erdtbe nrO
( Sdmereicn.
@riifiib.Snrner 90. 2O5 NorosBacas sGtraBe'
9l0bcfaten.
aau n. NJ ed5uIt 500 Ct 9auIsgtrabe.
0nftapns aptb, 26i-209 9albert Snilona'
Elumbing, 6uruoces, glanges unO
Sefer, 1a1Oeden inO Slinuen.
genust gros., 529 Observation-Disclosures.
aitpferiNmieOe unD @limbers.
SoBu Subsrt TIA Tbamss,ettnbe g p
IeIe9bon; gole 1899
gigentbums glgeilten un0 SdnoleE.
Ntcrre s. Suaou & Nepbeiu, 10 EitsNexlpP-
Sir1be
Seucr-GerIidlerunQen
v9lugnl Sniuraner 50. Of 2pcrgool." RsnSq agI. M
gearieIb. 8eiioen8s9GnnQaer, t01-t03 @pan'
her Of Commerce Guilhua an
,,Ncrmnnia 6cucrucrillcrunge Ocicninm"
Baltimore iino gnribsSiraRe.
Siii1Wie0-3 -3ubeb0r.
e. Svtt @nhns &c.. 962-364 gloros1ap'Sl'-
2obleu tm0 Sol5.
Senrh q. @on 0ciuc, $50 9oIum'iasQlbeGas'
9lebplatten, Wetnll eli.
ebgn, 6pntlin & 60. durutSOrirt). 1s~-A0
galoeriioHsSiraBe
EfonoIeib-@eid1fte.
Gpuipnbeteb 2pnn Co.," ! gorosGBab. .straB''
Fianos uuo SrgelE.
Gbas. 90. etiefL o Norb.eiberte. .etraBe.
2ethenbeitatter.
eanbrr & euus, t7Os-d71O Ganion.gbenut
gm. Guot. Qorib' uno @reenmonntsgIbenne.
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galt-Motcrit.lien, Sbilreu, 6enlier'
rabmcn, 9aoen etc
Samss 9. SoRrr & Co., 115-1l7 Sao'51e0'
rldsSiraBe.
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StaotS. .8nnfeu.

,1cntife Nanl pua galtimpre." Baltimore ilrD Is
SuuionDsSirabe Qlugiiit Qgeber, NrdlloeN'
Conrad 6. Jiobbe, S6dbmeiiter.
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9}ationol- -93anfen.

lFlII 10 wv N TTFNTEf
,,xhe clb 1pwu National gnns," gohs nHtv.
@reicrsStrube Socob % Q4oot Bralloe"'
,,seson6 Wational sons,a 4s2 eHb,groaSfraQ'
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-29
REVISED REPORT Of GEOLOGICAL
SURVEY WITH MAPS IS READY

duced in eachs There are IA of these
state maps, which show the location
and area of over 14O0 mining dis
tricts. The map including the larg
est number of districts is that of the
northern counties of California, which
contain 222 districts; the smallest is
the map of trans-Pecos Texas, which
shows only IL districts.
With every mining district symbol
on each Of these maps is a number
which refers to its name in an &C
companying list. A photography of
the publications of the U. s. geolog.
ical survey on each district is in
cluded in the text. as well as a con
densed statement Of the geology and
nature of the ore deposits, a list of
the metals produced, and the ship
ping point of the camp.
Bulletin 5O7, Mining Districts Of
the Western United States" may be
obtained free on application to the
director of the U. s. geological sur
vey, Washington, d. c.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-29
TO BEGIN STORING
WATER BY MAY
At LAH0NTAN
GATE TOWER COMPLETED
STORAGE BEGINS MAY l.
WEEDS BREAK DlTcHEs.

The finishing touches were put on
dam yesterday when the last of the
cement shingles were laid, This
completes the highest point of the
dam The elevator has been moved
away and on May LIST will begin the
storing of the water for irrigation
purposes this season. There is only
about 5000 acre feet Of water in the
reservoir at the present time, but
with the flow that is now running
through the conduits beneath the
dam. it would only require about is
days to store the 10000 acre feet
the capacity of the reservoir for the
season of 1914 This is aside from
the water supply coming from the
Truckee. Hence it will be seen that
it does not take long at the food
season to store water enough for a
seasonal supply.
This brings to mind the fact that
there is plenty of water within the
confines of Nevada, if we but had
reservoirs with ample capacity to
conserve 1t at food season.
The heavy crop of tumble weeds
the past year is causing lots of trou
BILE and it has been found necessary
to employ extra help to assist the
ditch tenders in keeping these weeds
out of the canals and bitches, for thu
breaks in bitches are frequent ant
it keeps the operation and mainte
nance force on the move to keep tn
water running in some districts. Thi
however. will to some extent be over
come by the settlement of the pre-
ject and the putting of the land i
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-29
WOODBURY. WILL TAKE OFFICE
ABOUT FIRST OF MONTH

1t is stated that William Wood
burn, Jr., recently appointed United
States district attorney, will take
charge of the office about the first
of the month, relieving Hon. Sam
Platt, who is courteously fulfilling the
duties of the office till Mr. Wood
burn takes ii over The latter re-
ceived his commission from Wash
ington two or three days ago. His
successor as district attorney of
Washoe county will probably be
named by the commissioners at their
meeting.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-04-29

The United States west of the 103d
meridian, comprising the Rocky
mountain, plateau, desert, and Sierra
Nevada regions, is one of the most
important producers of precious and
allied metals in the world. Within
this area are many mining regions
or camps which are known as min
ing districts" In most of the states
the boundaries of these districts are
well recognized some of them are
legally recorded, and nearly all can
be plotted on state maps with a fair
degree of accuracy In the Mother
Lode country of California however
there are no mining districts" in the
sense that the term is used in the
other states.
The output of the mines in the
United States is reported yearly to
the division of mineral resources Of
the United States geological survey.
and by a study of the district reports
for number of years the values of
the most important metals produced
in each district can be fairly well
determined. In some districts, not
ably those in Colorado, the values
of several products are nearly equal,
but in most of the districts the out
put of one metal has greater value
than that of the rest
The United States geological sur
yey has published reports on the
economic geology of a large number
of the mining districts of the coun-
try In 1908 the survey included in
its annual volume Mineral Resources
of the United States" map of the
western states showing the location
Of the mining districts A later pub
location, Bulletin 507, Mining Dis
tricts of the Western United States.
by ]. M. Hill, contains a revised edi-
ton Of this map, together with much
new material, and is an index of the
gold, silver. copper, lead. zinc. quick
silver. iron. and rare-metal mining
districts OF the western states.
A geological introduction to this
report, by Waldemar Lindgren, gives
a general summary Of the geology OF
the states and describes in some de-
tail the economic geology of the
more important camps as well as
some of the less widely known min
! ing regions This part Of the report
, includes small map of the western
United States showing the genera
distribution of the mining districts
The report contains separate maj
of each state, showing the location o
the mining districts and by appropri
ate symbols the principal metals pro
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alfalfa. Last year seemed to be
unusually favorable for the growth
of these tumble weeds.
1t is difficult for anyone to under
stand what a great nuisance these
tumble weeds are in the canals.
They gather in great quantities and
dam the water up so that embank-
ments are broken and much labor
is required to make repairs and clear
The weeds out of the way.
Reports from the high Sierras are
to the effect that the heavy drifts
of snow are lodged on the northeast
of the mountains and will therefore
be protected until late in the season,
materially helping in prolonging the
seasonal water supply