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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

Ormgenen 9cfonnti%aft geraOe5u
ais cine @eIeiOiqunB. gl6cr 10 ais
Hefiide Spielerei, menn man aan5
gcnau peiB, oaB 0orin ood aaer
o&omiort Der 9lelBcit4 ms 0a6inter
ood ale uN.hinocr Der Te1nif~ uno
ooruni berim bod Oie .pabre 9ltmo-
ipbore Der StlIhr4 81 iinoen it, Ou
ltebt man falt gerii6rt bon Sinnig.
tcit lmO @iittengliid. mO finOet nur
oos cine Mort; iiiBl gs gi6t cine
ScUcgung nSeimotbfunit~. Sic lit
cine ernlte glngelegen6eit ocnn lie
nil boOenIidnoige Sornenart Dor
ull5t idablonenniohigcr o&ultiui.
rlng" idiibcn Ger @crliner i'm
Selbitgefii5l OeS &ulturpionicrs itebt
Der 9cwegung niht immer iebr Zee
aeiltert gegcnii6er, ober imnler6iiL
lie lit idon W}ooe gcuor0cn uno 10
idjopft auh er iich bon ser NberflGd)e
Gin ponr Spiclereien ais 9cforution
fiir icincn icntimentnlcn S5alisbq0arf
IS abt oub in Der Sitcratrr Oicic
Gcweglmg. ga porcu einiqc, Die
nit itmeren 6eimot6liGcu SHritten
0en 3G6cn GOOel ser @oncrniccie
Onrhodcrten. Ser @crliucr iGcbeltc.
ll6er inuncr6in 0ie Neimot1 -
pur0e Nlooe leiocr @ottts. ln0 10
fomcn Oe Qepanotcn N}oher mo
9miiiclrc, iGrbten unO friiirtcn rnO
foitiimirten lid nod oer9oicrnmooe,
unO 10 milrocn iic lic6c 0Gitc BEL Sen
@erlincrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

sen Die &on9raiiiitcu i'm SSa6re 1891,
wdbreao 0cr picrte Der c6cniaaS
na4 glnerlfa ansgemanoqt mar,
0cnl SiB einer @iiti9lan9c 5iuu
Dpfer iiel 10 Dab I'M 3eitramu DON
tnlim 5iUci Sabreu cine cause Bill.
bcnoe 6amilie uoatcmmcn erloiGcl
mar.
llno uic ouH iait aae bis6cr ouf.
gej0bltcn obnormen 6anlieu 9Scu.
Dams 6attea 10 orrb sic glOuct5. nm
5mor in @eitalt elmer cngliicgcH So
milic, bic i'm Sa5tc HOB ausitarh.
9dd't Ueniger ais flnf S0bnc itdr-
ben ON ielbcn Gage ol pericbicOenen
Grten @n9lanoS 5mci Gage ip0tcr
iamea Oic @itern mo Oic @roBcltcut
0urd cineu llnglidaida mrs Sebclt
imO cine gSode na1bcr itar6en aud,
0ic bei0cn Sodtcr iniolgc ciner ali,
Itcdcnoen Nrontbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

dlen &cren 3il fricGeu: cr gebt III
Die u@oncrniddufe" mo iiiblt iG
fannibaliiA uobl mic0er 10 Oidt unO
un5enirt am 9iunnclplab6erjcn Der
g6otir 81 hiben mo Die gSeite aui-
fn0picn 3lf f0nncn, Die @eitc, io3uia-
gen oas &entil icincr 4ulhlr6oA
paunung. 6r muB gcgcu oic 9egci-
ltcrnng, in Dir i'm glntOnlaten ms
SiAtreilamcn olS bic 00c5itcn Grrlnl-
gciiic9aiten ocS NlcniMenaciites Der.
ieben Elm @c8cnacluidt 6aben 9liA
bic g9ilncrsoorier llntcrgrun0bu5n
cmpfnOet Dos; nit 0ieiem &crIidnO-
mis- fin ous SeoiirfniB Ocs &erlincrS
naG Der &oDlc hat lie ibrcm 9abns
bof Gablrm 0ie @eitnlt eineS MIC
ocridcbiiiden 9aucrn6ouic5 nit ei-
ncm riAtigen Strob0nb acge6cn.
llnO mon mnB ibon iagen OoB lie
Odlait cine rirflide &ulhirt6at pol-
brnd5t 6ot in0em iic ole 9laffinirt-
belt Der Sednif 5u iOpQiiher @rimi-
tiuitGt ousforntc-in elmer 9lttrappc.
&or 0cn Stro6oGGcrn cincs nirf-
Iid'en Dorfes ga 100 Oicie 0GAcr
eincn 10 pcrniinitigcn. ais lleberlic-
fcrllng unO gGirt6IhaitliHfeit acme.
6encn Sinn hobcn iiebt nton nit Dem
ii6erlcgcncn auIturldhclu 6cS Gonl-
mis- Oonager. Gem Ginfohbcit olS
@irflicbfcit, ais erritc SSirflibfeit iii
einem ocun cod cine foniidlc Sadie,
lit cinem imUerit1noliA, ia mar cn-
pfiuoot cS i'm Grnltiuac cinfr notbg1-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

iclior, Der Oieie merfwiir0ige 6nuilic
in Die 6alpiitaOt fonmen lieB. Inn lie
icineu @orern all ocr llnipcrlitdt 5n
5eigcn modte iid) er6otig, cine Spc.
.ration por5inebnlct Our1 oic Oie
li6criliiiiigen Singer arf geio0rioic
gSeiie cnticrnt luiir0cn ober iouObl
Die @ltcrn ais oud Oic &in0cr mc.
gcrten id cncrgidl, oicic Operation
oil iir9 uornebmcn 5ll laiicn mo
mcintcn, ooB Oicie gIbnornit0t ibr
9roBter Stol5 ici imO 5ablrcidc Scitc
idon 6ci ibncn porgciprohcn iu0 lie
bcidcnit 6dttcl, lodDen ibHcn Oieic
glbnormitdt 9c5cigt morOcn mar.
llcbcrlndBigc Settlci6igfeit lit cbcn.
iaas in manden 6onilicn crblid) mO
nor mcnigel Snbreu itorb in Sorrom
in GNglauO Gin 0eluiiicr Charles
sltfinS Scr lcetc giobfommc ciner
scr oifiten 6onlIicu oie ie Qclcbt
1o6cn Scil @roBuatcr. scr Gin lc6r
bcgiitcrtcr @rlh0bciibcr aeueiei
par. woa nidlt meni1er ais 6unocrt.
oreiBia 0iloBranmL iein G0tcr im
}c1n Silo0ronm reni9er. cr lclblt
blmocrmicr5ig un0 ienle bciocn Brit
Der ic 6lnOcrtpicrlm0picr5ig. rcipcf-
tiuc 6unocrtodtlu00rcBia ailo.
granm Gnbci morcu oie @ottnncn
oicicr aoloiic mcm aiic3 nic1t iibcr.
mdBia carte 10 ooA 5icnli6 normal
gcmahicnc 6raucn
Gin Ecnoant ilI 0icicr Samilic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

fon0 iib einmol in scr Eiirfci imN
5par marcn e5 cin leibbaitiger @roBs
mcfr oc5 Sultnns iopic Oeiien S0bnc
mo Gnfcl, Oie @epihte aunuieien,
bic idlcHtcrDings faum iiberbotel
ipcr0cn f0nnen. Wlon fonn lid) oeHs
fen ooB oieie iiberitorfen Serren i6rs
Wiobl5eiten nidjt 5u tnapp 9eltoltc-
teu pnO cs miro be6alptet oaB Der
g9iirocntr1gcr un0 iciue So6ne bel
cincm 6citnobl, ons in 9oiic oes
@roBpciirs itottianO, cincn gon5cn
Sdicn ncr5c6rten, obnc nad) Oielens
opulenten Giner beionOers gcidttigt
5u iein, 10. ooB jeOer bon ibncn nod
5pei groBc Sorten pcr5e6rte Sax
ole WlitglieOer Oieicr 6omilic ltars
ben al oerielben aranfbcit, oil Ser5-
ucriettung
Songle6i9feit lit cbcnialls in mai.
ctcu Somilieu crblid mo cines Ger
interciianteitcn 9ciipicle Oofllr lit bic
I6milic ocS Gngldp0ers &obcrt
@orr Scr i'm 9lltcr pon 12l &abren
9lnno 1907 itor6 unO ein llrAroB'
ontcl OeS bcrii6mtcn G6onlnS @arr
mar. Scip &oter fonntc III oollltcr
geiiiiger iiuo forperliGer 6rilde lei,
men 100. @cbllrtstng ieicru lwO 6lie6
bis 5ii icincm GnOc Elm lciOcnidoit-
Iincr Srintcr in0 Shelter, icrn Wroii-
uoter erreidtc 'OoS ll3. Sebcnsiobr
mO iol bis 5ll icincm SoOc iungen
imo biIbirlen 6roucn lm0 NldOhcl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
gl6norme syamilicn.

a
IS lonnnt bdlliig 8eiiug Dor, oab
SproBliugc aan5 normaler mo ge-
innoer Gltern IN irgenoeiner Seile
BON ser 9torn obped9elL 0oB ne
cnhpcOcr ilbermdBig groB oOer ob-
ionOcrlib flciu inlo oDer iidl Ourn
cine anorrc Observation-Disclosures DON
cen iibrigeu Nlenidcn uutcrlhcioen.
Dit iit cs abcr aldl Der Sal OoB 6e-
miiie gbuorlnitdten aae oOcr iait
allie N1itllie0cr ciner Sumilic oll5n'
lueiicn 6oben mo cin cnglliclcs
@lott 516lt ciniac intcreliantc Sci.
ipiclc fir oiclc Ebotiade aui
sSn Silboo IN Spallicn lebt ttrc
Samilic, Die ans icbcn NlitglicOern
5citclN. Batter Nmttcr mo ain0cr
6nbcn ins9eiammt nidt ucniger ais
ciu6unOcrtpicrumoicA5ig Singer
ouiSimciicu Gines Der ain0cr bat
0reiln05uanli1 Singer cii an0cre5
6mciuno3lunn5ig ma1rcn0 0ic Gltcrt
lopic sic iihrigeu iiinf &inocr aA
coer Nono feds SINGER 6oben
sSn &oibilipo IN 9iuBlanD eriiiicn
elm @egcniti'd 5u oicicr ipolliidcu
1omilie. lm0 5iuar III oics Gin lor-
crncbcpuar Wr0 .0ciicl SiiiOer. sic
cbcnioas al icocr Nan0 Wn cinoi
rcipcitiDc smci Ms oref Singer in
oicl 6abcn Der glublid oicicr ocritn.
laItcict sauce ioQ acroocjil grouci.
hoit iein mo elm EetcrSbtlrgcr erp-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

Cine brittle StoSf. Die i'm 9eben
Sein cine bcroorro1enoc &olc ipiclt,
ilt Oos in @olilGa i'm Stanumgebiet
Sebulon an einem @ergab6ongc &c.
legenc 9la5aret5 IS rhbt it'll unO
frieoIid in Der Nfittc eineS 0iigel-
FRANCES. 9hlS Der Sicfe oes ldngli-
den S6olbedens, in Oos 5a6lloic
fleinc 9iinnen einmilnOen, crbe6cn
iid, 93ei6c il6er 9fei6c, notiirlid niHt
o6ne Oic o6ligatc orientoliidc llures
gelnldBigfeit, ole ianbcren mciBen
SoGliIer Oes Srtes bis sur 6dl6en
Sobe OeS 'teil aniteigenOen 9er1es
Sbne Sen &ortbeil elmer 6e6crriten-
Oen Sage mie 9et6le6em mo anoere
2ablrcibc Srte, o6ne 0eu 9leiGt6unl
le6cu0iaen @aiicrs pie Sidcm tr1gt
9}a5orctb ole 3iige Der gG59cihloIier-
belt unO %erborgen6eit. 9lber 0ieic
iinO irei bon ser 3u8a6c OeS S6roi-
fen ln0 9iou6cn, mie lie 10 6araf.
teriitiid iiir 10 manfc anOere 0rts.
anlagcu in %aldltina iino. Sonitere
Sormcn ols bic lii0lidcn 9crae Bei.
gcn bier Oic Stllicu 0es 9crglonOeS
Oon @olilda, 0ic 5ur aroBcn G6cne
6ino6ii1rcn. 6reHnolih lmO lie6lid)
ldgcrn ii1 sic 0o6eD uh 0os E6ol,
unO bod ie6lt i6rem gleuBercn, i6ren
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

cr6oltcu 1ot. lic0t s ailoneter iiiO.
lif non oSeruiaIem i'm Stammge-
6iete sslloa. Gic 9lltitoot 5iebt iid nit
i6rer SniptitroBe beute nod wie
mobridcinliCb iAon i'm gllteribun
ii6er Smci 6iigel 6iib Die Ourd einen
idmoleu Sottel matchmaker perblms
0cn iinO. glah @eiten bin bat rb
9et6lc6em in ocu lebten So6r5ebntcn
Ourh monhen gteubou nibt un6c-
tr1dtlidj erpcitert, imO ole @eidid-
liGtcit ieiuer 9elDobner 5eigt iirb
nid)t om metigiten in Der iauberen
mo praftiiHen 9lrt in Der lie lore
@obuungen 1er5nridteu peptebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

fcincSpegS fcinOliH geIiut gemeleR
icin, lmO iein llrgroBUatcr iteltc ocn
NcforO auf, 0em cr mar nit icincA
15l SSa1ren Der 0ltcitc Onnlals le.
benOc @ngl0nOer, ia Uicacidt iogar
Ocr dltcitc Wlonn ieincr 3cIt.
Sine engliidc 6onlilic, 0ic nidt
mcnigcr longlc6igc WlitalicOcr bate
pie Oie 9Barrs. mar bic nunlHe9r in
Niouncsitomu aus9citorbenc 8arlilic
StodOolc in gSisbch. giidt wcniger
ais 5ebn golocnc Nod5citen foulteH
bon gln9c6origcn oicies @auies Sc.
icicrt weroeu
9lbnormcr &in0cric9en lit c6cn.
io1s Gin aopitel On9 an 0icIer SteQe
cripdbuensmertb lit 60 bate en
Gbcpaar, glomens Nfac Sorleu Oas
I'M XVIII Sa6r6imoert in So6ott-
lanO lebtc, nidt mcniger ais 5pci.
imoicd5ia SproBlmgc pon oencn
aacrOilgs 5luolf i'm 5orteitcu gllter
itorben, mabrcnO Die iibrigcu iiini.
6ig, Don Dencn orciBig Snnbeit nm
5monjig 0l0Odcn parcu poQfonnnen
geiln0 lmO trditig bcranuudien
ino logor Gin bo6cs Sitter crreidten.
Cine ruiliidle 5omiIie, gSoiiiliem,
6rodY icOoA oicIcn cngliicbcn 9eforo.
Ger madcre Nerr g9aililieip, ein
Srolinhlilhcr crirciItc iidj cincr ans
liebcnlnOohtjig &opiet bcite5en.
ocn Slloeridoor &dtercbcn g9aiii-
lien mar 5mcilnol Oer6cirotbct.
Seine erlte 6rau bcldccrtc i6m nclln.
lnoied5ia ainOcr mo 5luor gebar
lie piermal o&irlinge~ mo icdl5c6n-
nal 3millin0c. Bon ieiner 5ueitcn
Srall 6ottc @oiiiliep 5wcinol 0ril.
liHgc mo iedsmol 3miaingc.
&on gerooe5u obnormen Sd)id.
inlsldldgen murOc ole bclgiidc 6u.
mile 9louet oeriolgt, lmo wenn man
in gclgen bon beionoereu Ecd
ipredlen wia 70 iagt man: gr bot
llngliId uie 0ic 9lOuets Ger &ater
9[ouet ertronf Seine Satin Oeribtc
SelppllorO, lll0enl llc lld) Oon 0elll
Doh oes 6oliieS in Die 1icie itiir5tc
iuo NIT 5erifmettcrtcn @lieOmoBeu
inlten licgen blicb. Bon ocli beiOcn
Sfmclteru glouets, 0ic in @cnt, re.
ipcltlpe in @oriS lc6ten, iuurOe Die
cine olrd Ocn Sniitlag cineS Eicr-
ocs Gcto0te. Sic onOere BON cinem
berabloagnacn 3ic9elitail cridjlagea.
Aonct 5oitc icbs SEin0cr bier Sobne
iio 5mci Codtcr. 0io beioen Eobtcr
tbeiltcn oas Sbidiol ibrcs @otcrs
lie ertranfen bel cincr 8crgniigungs.
lobrt 0oourd OoB oos Boot iml-
fippie 9'on Ocn Sobuon glouets
puroc Der dlteitc bon cinem betriln.
tcncn Nlntroicn in cinen Dcrruicncn
Sauic 0e5 9lnIltcr0omer @oienpicr.
tells 5l Scoc gcpriigclt, imo Der
3loeitc murOc BON cincni Giicnba6tl.
5ug iibcrid6ren mo mar aui Der
Stclle foot ocr brittle iuouoerte iiab
slmcrifo qis uno iiel I'M Sample &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

,5or ceuus oon Der = acIi0.
nimmt bic gan5c Noroieite ocs Soics
ciu our6 ocn man aacm 81 ibr &c.
lanacu fonn. Sie bat 5pei E6crc,
pon oencn eine5 oiicn itc5t wd9rcnO
0a5 onoere ourd cine Niaucr Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rerlpcrrt miro.
lleber icOcm BON ibncn beiin0et id)
elm Senitcr. Sic gon5e 6oloOc
ltanlmt aus Dem 5noliten Sabrblm
bert inio lit BON Ocn aren5iabrcrD
ais iie ole alten @irc6en erncucrten,
hcracitcQt moroen &u Scr noro6itli-
den Gde Ocs 0oicS iicbt cine @o.
pclc Ter &eili9en Bic ols 080ptilrc
W}oria pcrchrt miro. llc6er olelcr 6r.
iin6ct lc6 0ic Shmcr3cnsfapenc. bic
iiM an oen &oluarienbcrg nnlcbnt
uno 0en Satcinern gebort IN Der
norOmcitliden Gde oes 0oics crhcbt
iid Ser SalHpanilc o0er @lodcn-
i6urm. Gin g2crf BON 9roBcn Sdon.
belt. Oos emit irei itano lett ober
init scr Stride pcrbunoen lit mo ais
i6rer 5oiia0e 5crporipriu9t. Nenn
mir sic airdc icl6it bctreten, 70 cnl.
piangt inns nnnittel6ar Oos iiIolidlc
Scitcnihiii Der Nrcu5Tnbrerfirdc
0as 6ente Sen Ginorud ciner Gor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01
gInm @rrlincr StrnhNndl

Ger 9erlincr bot nm nal Oen
Sim fir Oic SODue. Nlittcn in ser
&ouptuerfcDrsgogenO, 5miibcn ocu
Gon5- imo @cinlofoleu ser Sol6wclt,
bat cr feline u9ouernidcnte" @r
fam niht nn0crs; Der Sinn fiir 0ic
ldnOiHe lluihulo Elm geraoeiu
9iouiicau'iher @eiit luobnt in ser
tiefiien Gicic icincr Scelc, lmausrott-
bar. llu0 bod olf Der idmin0elnOcn
S66e icincr aofottcnfultlr erinBt i'm
ploBlb bic brennenoe Sc6niudt, olli
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

Siuien unO i6rcn Sar6cn nidt ser
Grnit Scr ib ou1 impiafiirli1 i'm
Ser5en 0cs @anOerers nit Dem
rreuoigeu @rilBc DcrbinOet, Oen er
ron Der leBten S06c 0cm ge6eiligtcn
StdotGet entge9enienoet 1ic glb.
b0nge iinO no6 Siii0en in0 noc6
Often ant be6ollt, &ornfclOer med'
icln nit Mcingdrten inO 6cigen'
bdumen Oerein3eIte 9attclpalmcu
trogcn nibt menig 0o5u bel Oer
San0idoit Elm dnbeimelnorS @eprdge
81 geben 9Iber sic linliegcnoen &i
picl iin0 60c mo feliig, namentlid
I'M @intcr meiB mo fn6l, bon ipei.
dem &nlfitein. g9as i6nen trotOem
ctUos gln3ic6en0cS perlei6t, lit niHt
OoS @rOBartige, ion0ern oos 93atiir-
lic6-StimmiugspoQc 0cs 2anoidaftS.
6iIOes, in Dem lie einen peientlidcn
9eltanOtbeil ousmahen.
eyln olteu Geitoment mic gcnannt,
golt gio3orct6 Den SlOcn ais RUBIN.
los, ia perdbtlicb; es Bat li6 niemals
81 elmer unmauertcn StoOt cr6o6eu
uno mar bis Dor flr5em mir eiu
Gorf oas feline 9erii6mt6eit leoiglid
Der 9iole OerOanft, Die cs i'm 9e6cn
Sciu ipieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

bale mo6t. Menn oas @otteSbolis
oiien itc6t, 70 iiebt Der @iutrctenoe
ltcts 5lI ieiner Sinfen einige Wiitgie.
DER Der mo5limiidcu SonIilien Oeuen
Ole Shliiiicl Der Sbore anpcrtra,t
lul0 Shrcitet man meiter. 10 er6lidt
mon Dor lid, ocn rSnlblmgsitein4
Der bic Stcac 6c5cidnet, anf Oic mon
nod Ger arcu5o6nabmc oen Scidnnpi
oeS Serrn gelegt baben ioa Inn i'm
Dor 0em9egrdbniB cin5ubaliamieren.
9iad einigcn S1ritten gelangen mir
in Die 9fotlmOc. 0cren 0ur1melier
2012 Wictcr bctrdat ln0 oeren ueit-
lid'c @dlfte Elm gcwolbter Sang mii
0rei icBt nit Mioueui cingclbloiic.
ucn lmO in &ommcrn ueruanOeltcn
9lltarniidcn ml0ibt. SSn Ger Wfittc
oicies boben Gainles ite6t sic &o.
pclle OeS 0eiligrn Grades, Elm mcnia
aeidmodOoacs, iii rotbliden @olI.
itcin ouSgeiiI6rtc5 unO in 9lofofo.
fornen geboltcncs 9oimcrf.
3u Sen Stdtten sic ser fromnc
@oaer nod ScriIiolem 5una6it aui,
3iliuohcu pilcgt aebort iotarIid
9ctbleben Die flcinc StnOt. sic iid
i6ren gfunen (6ous oes @rctcs) IN.
perdnOcrt bis auf oen 6eutiqcu EoI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

in welder ser ScilanO 0aS 9idt Ser
&clt cr6lidtc 0ic 6eutige @cburtS-
topeac lit ireilid feline S69lc me6r,
oenn ic beitebt, mic Sn5 unmi0erlcg-
lid oaracthon moroen ilt niAt ans
5elien, ion0ern ous Wioucruerf. "a.
ipo bcltte Oie W}oricufird)e cmpprs
ragt i'll icocniaas ihon $50 olf @c.
ie6l &aiicr &onitoltias cine l6one
@aiilifa oui8ciiibrt wor0en. 0log
0icic oud me1riad lunae6aut NOR.
0cn iciH 10 iinO i6rc @riylolinicn
ooh in oaH ipdtcren 6ormen 5u er.
fenac% m.l6c bic 0lnrieufir1c
iIbcybalpt calcaommcn bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-01

Sntereiiont lit oa5 9ilo, oos iid ms
BON eincm Der ilodcn 0ddcr DER
8Guier bartlett gSobiu man alIdJ
ic5oucn nag ii6eraa bcgcgnct man
bibliiden Grinncriagcl. Sic groBc
@c61uoeeruppc i'm Glten, Oeren
g(erBerc5 feucn bellirtmtcn @ouitil
5u crfcnueu ai6t lit bic 6criibmte
S{ird,c scr @cburt G6riiti ue6it oen
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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-01-17
PREDICT SECOND STALL
LEASE IN NATIONAL CLAIM

"We have another Stall lease" so
said Tom Hines of the Hines Bald
win lease from National, when seer
at 1.-THE Bud" this morning, says the
Silver State.
Tom being in clover now, is on
his way home to West Virginia, af-
ter years of absence without seeing
the folks. TIE made the Silver State
man open his eyes when he opened
a sack containing the high-grade
boulders which they are taking from
their White Rock lease block. 1t
is sure the real thing and in struc-
ture and gold contents has the very
trade mark which gave the original
discovery such wealth and gave the
National Mines owners fortunes. The
gold in these boulders is plentiful.
The high grade was struck 500
feet from the portal of the tunnel.
The rich ore is found in the drag of
the vein or rather imbedded in a
white tale. The vein carrying it Is
over three feet wide. Outside of
high-grade gold the vein carries sill
yer sulphide boulders which carry
more than 500 per ton values. ELM
mating these high-grade gold and
silver boulders the vel nsamples as
high as SIS per ton with principal
values in silver.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-01-17
THE AMERICAN Mining congress

and decided changes in business
methods become not only advisable
but imperative. Within a half GEN.
fury the early mine operator who
aided in the mining of his product
was his own superintendent, engi-
neer and salesman, has developed in
to the head of operations whose daily
output is many times greater than
his former annual tonnage. Like
changes have taken place in the
methods of buyers, and laws have
come to life regulating or endeavor-
ing to regulate the industry. The old
state of interests of the community
is giving away to community of inter-
ests, and with the great number of
vexing problems, no single individual
or ever a state organization can sat
i~sfctorily maintain its position.
The purpose of the American min
ing congress is tc bring together the
mine owners scattered throughout
this vast country, and by concerted
action endeavor to improve the con-
ditions of the industry in a dignified
and broad minded manner; to this
end the cooperation of all mining
men is invited, and it is believed
that their moral and financial aid
will be amply justified by results
Which can only be accomplished by
united action.-Carl Scholz, in Min
ing and Scientific Press.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-01-17

The weekly report of the United
Comstock Pumping association today
shows another seven days of success
full coping with the large volume of
water below the $500 level of the
northend mines, a net gain of 24h
feet having been made for the week
throughout the northend group. This
morning, the water level was 1861
feet below the collar of the Con. Vir-
ginia winze where the pumps are o.
Gated. During the week, a three-inch
compressed air line was substituted
for the two-inch line between the
pump shifter and No. 1 Starrett
pump. No. 1 Starrett ran 1909
hours and No. 2 for 60 hours. While
the force of men has lot been busy
pulling or lowering the Starrets,
they have been putting down track
and replacing tagging in the north
drift from the Con. Virginia on the
25OO-foot level. The various station
pumps at the C. & c. shaft ran
smoothly and successfully.
At the Ophir mine, on the 24OO-
foot level in the two-compartment
raise at a point $50 feet in the south
west drift, the north drift from the
65-foot point up, was advanced 20
feet, passing through quartz assay
ing from 80 cents to $3.50 per ton.
This drift has been discontinued. The
south drift started opposite to the
north drift, was advanced % feet,
passing through quartz assaying from
SO cents to 81 per ton. At the cya-
ide plant, a final cleanup is being
made preparatory to shutting down,
and four bars of bullion have been
shipped to the smelter this week..
On the 100O-foot level of the Con-
solida'ad Virginia, the east cross-cut
from the main southwest drift was
extended 16 feet; total length 32
feet. During the week, the drift
passed through two feet of quartz
assaying from SO cents to so cents
per ton. The hanging wall clay shows
a width of Is inches. Timbers have
been eased and replaced and drain
enlarged. On the 1465 level, jointly
with the Ophir company, the south
west airway drift has been repaired.
Repairs, where necessary, were made
to the Con. Virginia shaft.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-01-17
MANY PRECIOUS STONES
FOUND IN MONTANA

In mining precious stones Montana
has fairly leaped to the front and
stands second in the list of states for
value of the output. This gain is the
result of the vast beds in Fergus
county, affording the beautiful Yogo
blue sapphire, which rivals the orien-
tai stone from India. 1t is in big
demand in foreign capitals. This
stone sells for about $40 a carat and
the whole bulk of stones washed each
year is shipped to London and Am
sterdam.
Elsewhere throughout the state
sapphires of many hues are found and
the industry of their washing and
marketing has grown to large pro-
portions. Rubies and garnets
abound, and with these stones are
found the yellow sands that carry the
tiny nuggets and the "colors" that
make up gold bullion.-Salt Lake
Tribune.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-01-17
SOME RICH ORE DEPOSITS ARE
FOUND in Custer COUNTY, IDAHO

carbonate. are earthly in appearance
and commonly break up into small
fragments. The absence of a quartz
gangue implies the absence of the
iron-stained quartz float which has
led the prospector to most deposits
of ore. The s~ilver-copper and gold
copper deposits are more readily
recognized, because copper stains ac-
company their o%utcrops, and it is
probable that fewer of them have
been overlooked. The gold-silver
veins outcrop fairly distinctly at the
surface and their float is iron-stain-
ed, so that new discoveries are not
very probable. New discoveries of
any of the types of deposits, how
ever, are possible, for most of the
area is well timbered and many of
the upper slopes are covered by a
mantle of drift.
A copy of Bulletin $50 may be OBJ
tanned free on application to the di-
rector of the geological survey,
Washington, ID. c.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-01-17

The aim of the American mining
congress has been, and will continue
to be, the furtherance of any move
ment which will be of benefit to the
mining industry, with special refer
ence to the wishes of the greater
number. The correst solution of the
problems which will be of help to the
majority with the least injury to the
remainder is a task requiring due
consideration and support from all
quarters.
Perhaps the most important work
rendered by the mining congress has
been it's work in assisting in obtain
ing. first, the establishment and.
later, the necessary appropriations
for the maintenance of the United
States bureau of mines. There can
be 70 division of opinion that the
first duty of mine owners is to safe
guard the lives of the employees. That
the bureau of mines has more than
justified it's existenc does not re-
uuire any further affirmation, but we
believe its power and influence should
be extended, and there is additional
work for the American mining con-
gress in this cause.
Aside from matters of safety and
economy in operating, general eco
nomic conditions are becoming more
important to mines in this era of
expansion when the growth Of the in
dustry increases by leaps and bounds;