davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
(15. sEoriIeBuno).

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Die 0lGfin 5a6 nit einem Nusorlic
ben &iibrung gu Ser tleinen Trou bins
ii6er, oeren 9(ugen 10 glGn3enb un5 10
tinoli6 pertrausnspoll ibrem 8lid be-
gegneter, ais ieien iie gon5 jung geb:tes
ben.
n6oben @i, Oenn 10 oft iOl6e Grsns
beng"
ugisllei6t ni6t 70 oft, 5rau @ra-
fin, ober Damn I'm 70 grOBer uno idbDa
ner - jebt 3. 3. oie Greube iiber mel
men Sobn!" llnD nun fam 6rau Wttn=
ma in 3ug, Sin Iieberes @eIprd35=
tDema ols ibren Sons gob es ia nld)'
fir fe.
Die Grdfiu bDte ibr 5u nit einsr
eigencn, pebmiitigen 2lusbrud I'm ben
MunD,
Qluc6 Tie mar cine 5drtIic6e Wluttsr,
aud i6re SD9ter poren Der6eirotet,
un0 Iie bro6te ben gr6Bten Sell rea
So6res bamit gu, BON elmer Sur anoe'
rem al reiien, um Die berIAieoenenSn=
telden, bic in oiemlid] regelmdBigem
Surnus er19ienen, pilltommtn 5u 9st-
Ben; unb aud i6r jiin9ites RinO pal
ibr Sobn- i6r Neitbdt6en, ibr 2isbs
ling ga, oas mar i6r 5reO BON 2!n.
fonq an fir iie gepeien penn iie e
aud nur Dor Iib ielbit uno itets nit sis
mem leiIen SelbItDOrpurf 8u9ege0er
bate; u6er je dlterSreo purbe, ie msRr
Bate er Ii9 Der Mutter entfremoet
sSm portlebmiten 8aOallerieregimsni
Der pro0in3 itebenO, bate er itets einl'
ee RomeroDen bei ieinen llrloubsbelu-
den mitqebra9t, Pferoe uno Spori
baiten feline SSntereifeu nebr uno uebI
in NnIpru6 genomNen, fir bic tleIden
Qieb6a6ereien Der Mutter bate er balr
nur nod elm oulo1omes QGbeln, In
penn ron 8iiGern bic 3eOe mar ,pileg.
te er gu iogen: ,Gntpeoer icb peit
iel6it, mas ourin Itebt, bann 6rau4e if
iie ni9t Su leien, ober icb oerItebe oos
mos bu 5uIommeHgeidrieben poro'r
lit, bod MIDI - un0 oann brouHe ,G
es aud aidt srIt gu Islsn." 3iemIid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

len iollen ongelollien iperOen nam.
lid g}eopel SStoIien, lmO @ropesenO,
Gnglono. Gopt. 6ullom miro Oos
Commando fiibren mo ooS SHlodt.
ibitf oNliiiouri~ oIs iein 6Ioggidoii
bo6en. Die onOcren Sdiiic, welhe
al Der 6o6rt t6eilnebmen iinO Die
Sdlodtibiife uSOobo" mno sill
noiS.
Sr9oniiiren lid.
Sn Der refornlirten Gbriitus.&irdc
5n Sogerstomn WurOe oie Sogers-
topn 0iitrift SonntoeSidul gerei-
nigung nit Ben ioIgenOen 9eomter
orgoniiirt: @rdiiOent Or. 6. 81. @lil-
Ter, gice.@rGiiOent Gr. 5. &ogcr
9ougbIin Sefretdr Somuel M.
Sodmon uno SHobmeiiter 9(. 90.
Sorit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Stimmtl yGic 3eit miro
fonmeu,~ 10 Oonnert oie Sufiro.
gette uon ser S06e Der 8eonertri-
biine berab, aipo bic 6roueu oie
Nl0nnerlobue erbateu ueroeu" ~
oSowo6l," ioste nit pe6uiiitbigcr
Stimme Elm Dlam Don Oen 6iute.
rem 9dnten, gndfiteu Soulitdg
glbenol"
Ger @roomciier. uSos'
mol iragt Die iruge 6rnt ibrcn
G5egeluobL 0iest. no Iii allie meine
gerwanOten fenuen gelernt bait, mel.
fe gefallen Dir am beiten2~ Gr.
ogd, an beitcu sic cntferntciteul"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
CIR Stootsienotor wir0
hpntn hnnrA ut

CIR Staots sienotor Miro
beute beerOigt.
8iele prominente &crionen bon
Morplano meroer beute in 6eOerols-
burg erportet, nm oil Dem 9egrG6-
nib oes Gr-StootsienotorS GOmorO
6. @oslin t6eil5unebmen, pelbes nm
/ llbr 9tocbmittugs itottfinOet. 3obl-
rei6e 8eiIeioStelegrunme iiuO Der
SSamilie 5ugegongen, 0dritnter lolhe
bon @ouoerneur @olosborougb,
9unOesienotor Blair See lnO %rGii-
bent @eIler bon ser StootS 9ono-
itroBen Gonrniiiion Sn 6eoerolS.
6urg iel6it berridbt ollgemeine Sraus
er inter oen Ginpobnern iiber OoS
9lbleben i6reS geo6teten NlitbiirgerS.
0oS 9egrGbniB miro inter oem 9fi-
tllol Der v9tanticofe 9oge" pom
Sreimolrer-Or0en a6gebolten.
Sn 6obew glIter geitorben.
Sm 9ater BON n SSo6ren iitin 9l6er-
been Serr @eorge 9l. Courtney in
Der @obnung bon Serrn unO Srau
@rooer $. Goole geitor6en. Grit
fiir5lib 6atte er ieine 6orm in Ser
g{dbe BON Oiicboelsoille, ani peldber
er ieit GO So6ren gelebt butte, Der
fouft unO geOohtc, ieinen Se6enS.
o6eno in 9I6erOeen 81 per6rin9cn.
Serr Courtney botte in ieinen iiinge-
rem So6ren ldngerc 3eit ais Gountp-
9ommiiidr geOient. @r mar Orei @lal
Oerbeirot6et unO 6interlGBt cine
loAtcr aus ser critcn Gbc, 6rou
.. Siher Niit6ell.
3og G6e ser 2 6ule por
1Srduleiu Selen S6epler, GoHter
cineS reihen 9iirgers bon Ion0er-
grit, So enti6lilpfte Dem 6oreit
@len Seminar in Der 0}66e oon
@oi6ingtoit trof iiN nit i6reni
9rGutigon Serrt Glp0e s. @un-
bert, unO fl6r nit Oemielbcn na1
Cumberland, no ooS 8uor Ourd)
@oitor s. W1. 9oIt6is 5unl 9rn0e
fiir'S 9eben pereint murOe.
@lottern in Ebiitle.
Su G6iitIe wurOeu iie6en nit sen
9Iottern befallenc %crionen entoedt
uno nlf 9lnor0nung BON Or. N}ar-
i6oll 9. @eit, oes @eilmo6eitsbeom-
ten BON Gotonspille, in ein ouBer-
boI6 BON GIlicott GitD gelegencs
@ebGitOe imtcrqe6robt. GoS SouS
pirO bon Eoli5iiten beiuodt.
@ @brung fiir 6rdlein Gam
non.
1Srdiueiu 9(nnie 8. Cannon BON
@lQton, melhe NIT Oem Sorparo
llniperiitdtS S6ierootorium oerbun-
Ben lit nuO oIs cine fdbige 9lItrono-
min giIt purOe 5rm Gbrenmit9lieO
Ser oGualii6 9RoonI astronomical
Societo" ernulnt.
SleTelten11 d lar IS abr t por.t
2llle @orbereitungen fir Bic Sonl-
meri6ungsiabrt Scr Seefaoetten
uob fremOeu @erpdIiernplirOen bon
Gapt. @iaiont 8. Sullom, Superin.
tenoent Der Nloriue 9lfoOenie in
annapolis, getrofien Gie 6a6rt
beginnt 9lnfones Suui uno miro
0{itte 9luglit enOen 9|ur 5mci So-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

oen pcrihieOeuen inoipioueacn Der.
bdltniiieu: Sier %bleama, bort tcm-
pcramentuoQc 2e6baitigfcit, bier
iiBeuOe 2cbcnslpcie, Oort iHe6r Be
weglug bier beboglihes Sinle6en,
BORT Sor9e mo Summer, bier Srdg-
Belt, BORT forttpd6rcnoe sciitise Ebd-
tigteit, inO lpic Die eiu5elnen 6ofto-
ren nae beiBcn m0gen iino ouBerors
OeutIid maBeebeuo oafiir, ob aus oeu
gcnoiIeuen Spciien eine gluiipeidc.
rling i'm 9orpcr crfolgt oOer Oieic
reitlos oerbrnubt pcrOen.
Ger 2oie meiB ia aucb aus cigeuer
@rfobriiug, ooB seiitig ie6r rege Ser
ionen, ioipie ole Jterpoiel gem0bulih
Elm nie0ereS a0rpergetpibt 6aben,
imo bel Den 2ebtereu bolten eS oic
gIer5te nit grobter 9ere6tiaung fiir
ibre &flidt, 0aS &orpergeipi1t 81 be.
ben, neil tie piiicn, Dab Damn aud
longiom Die nernole lle6errei3iing 3u-
riidgcbt unO oil oereu Stelle oaS
@leidgerpidt Der &u6e in 0en Srgo-
nismtS ein5iebt. @eniger fam man
ii6 beim ainOe in Der 8eurtbeilung
oeS &orpergeipi9ts al einen beitimm.
ten, lei9t 81 conitrlIireuoen WlaBitob
balteu. 0esbal6 lit eS aber nibt me-
niger perfebrt, IN Ger 5ettleibigteit
oeS &inoes oeiien @eiunobeit 3u ie-
ben, ipie eS 6elIte piele tboribte @l-
tern tbun. Die 9lniammhmg BON
Sett 0iebt pobl eiu 6obeS a0rperge
pi6f, beoeiltet ober pe0er beim &iua
sc nod beiH GruaAienen aorper-
fraft, uuo menu oic GlterH, nm Der
llnuerlnnit Die Stronc alIi5ltieben,
iolhc ii6ernditeten, ibmertdaigcn
9inOer gegen oeren 8iIlcu 5lm &c.
ben auboIteu uoIlen, 10 iucr0eil tic Oic
llriacbc, Dab 0ieic ungIiidlidcu Ser
i0uIi6feiten 5eitlcbens nit frulumcn
@lieoerl mo ihIcdtem Sang ber.
itmgebeu miiiicn. 1ieie G6orbeit bat
idon &ouiicolt IN ieinehI oGmil" an
mebrcrcn SteIlct 6eruorge6oben mo
idou er nndbut, OuB man itiemalS eii
StinO sum Weben auregen, Ionocrn
martcn iou, bis ooiielbe bon icIbit oic
eritcu @ebDcriudc ma1t. So6olo
OoS araitgeiiibl III cinem aiuOe &C.
niigcuo itarf gctuorocn lit, ridtct cS
ii6 BON lelbit aii mGbreno Die 5u
idmo6en auobeu unmci1erlic9 iid
pcrbicgcn niiiielI Ucnn eS obne Oieic
iitucrc &rait bon icincr llmgcbuna
3lm Ste6cu ge5pungcu miro. So
crmeiit iidj oos aorpergepidbt ais elm
iebr lpibtiger llmitono Ill Der @e.
iltuobeitspfleee mo Der Grfeuming
Der arontbeit, lmo aus Oieiem oop-
peltdn @runoe ioltc jeoer in gepiiien
3miiAen5eiten ieiu &orperQepidt
oilr6 cine ridtigge6enOe 8oage, 81
0euon nibt inuher 0ieun ofieutlidep
Stcaen aufgeiteutcH gc6orcl feititei-
len (Qlicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23

Ger Ncginn Ser Gn6erflloie IN sic.
len ipGtereu Sobren pflegt neiitenS
ouG pom glppctitperninoermg be-.
gIeitet 81 iein, pclAe bel TiobeteS
(3uderfrouf6eit) uuO gloerperfnI.
fitng fcblt, mo6l Ser SouptarlnO Oo-
fir, OoB bel Oen Sebteren oie glbma.
oerling oft uid6t geniigeno beohtct
miro. @ei gIOeroerfolfuna lit oie9lb-
lnogerrng aaerOingS feline Hegelmd-
Bigfcit ober iie fam eittreteL imO
es lit aud mr. erfldrlih, OaB bel
i6meren 6ornleu oieier arouf6eit
ser Stoifipecbiel IeiOet, neil sic Gnt.
ortlng Ser @ef0Bpono in @er6in-
Oung nit monherlei Stoffen, meIde
i6GoIider @eile i'm 9lute freiieu,
oen normolen StoifuehieI beein.
trddtigt unO tort
Ger 9aie Oarf olio ni6t iiber cine
9l6mogerlng leidt binmegge6en, ut
iie in Oen 20er So6ren cine oauernoc
@rideinung, 10 mB Damn ebenio
iebr 1r5tli9e Silie in gluiprud ge-
nonmen mer0en, ais mem lie lid
ipdter entlpidelt, ga nur ser gIr5t ben
@rimo oieier Griheinung ieititeIlen
unO oie @e0e 5u i6rer 8efGmpiuug
3eigen fam. 0amit ioQ uiht oeiagt
werOcn oaB eS erforOerlid lit, ons
&orpergemidbt moglidit bod 81 brin-
gen, eS liegt pie iiberoa I'M Seben, 10
ou6 bier, in ser Nlitte, oaS 9tidtigc,
,Settlei6igfeit ouf Der onOcren Seite
muB cbenio ais aropF5eit nqgele6en
weroeu mic aroBe Y}agerfeit.e 3o5-
len an5uge6en lit ibwer. oa 6ei. oenl
&orpergepidbt Die ipOipiSHeqen Ger
bGltniiie icbr beitinnleuO ntitipredelL
mo tbatiGdIid bel cili3elren &crio-
ueu OoS anodeugeriiIt Oerbcr III ais
bel ouOereu. 9lber nIppo bat Pod Gle
nen imgeid6ren 9In9qltd lpep4 nan
fir Die 9eurtbeilung oe$e&orperge-
midts bic &6rpergr0Be IN getradt
5icbt uno bel Dem Grlpo1ienen imbe-
fIeioet 10 piel ailogronlu perlangt,
ais er IN ieiner @roBe an Geutime-
tern ein Wcter ii6ertrifit. @enn oic.
ieS GerbdltniB I'M weuigc ailo-
gromm iiberitiegen miro, 10 lit Oas
fein g&dbtbei(,. oa eill geluilier 8ors
ratb BON @lDfoien unb Sett I'M a0r-
per fir etipoige Gogc DER SRraufbeit
ln0 OeS llngliidS por6anOeu iein ioll.
9IusoriidIid obcr iei mieOerbolt, ooB
Oas nur menigc ailogranm iein oiir.
len umo Der 3ultano Der llebercrn66-
rllng pcrmieOen perOeH mlB. Sci-
Der lit eS mr. ie5r 3rtrefieno, wenu
neulicb geiogt puroe, oaB ourb ooS
Giien 6eoeutenO mebr Grfranfilngen
perlirio6t meroen, ais oilr6 Irinfeu,
unO oie meilten MenIden periteben es
nibt, ibr a0rpergelpift in 8uloiligen
i@ren5en 45n 5olten. @s lit aud, niht
rihtig peim iic iicb bci 3iina6ne ocs
@epidts oamit cutiHulOigen, ooB iie
nidt mebr eiien olS mic Der ooer jc-
ner onoerc, ocr troB Der gleiHen
9labrungSalina6me an @eiuibt uiHt
5rncbmc. GieieS t6ati6di6 por-
6onoeuc ucrihieOene @cr6dltcu i'm
a0rpcroniot bcrlt6t bauptiddlid in
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
epfaI6eridlte ans g9ai6iuaton.
Gon3ert 0c8 nQ(rion.


9(m fommenOcn @littmoh 9lbcnO
DGronitoItet ser @eiangperein6 Arion"
= elm Gon5ert, bel Dem ou6 Der o@oib-
ingtonSGnge nitipirfen miro.
Sir oieies @on5ert bat Der 9iri9ent
6. 6. Gbriitiani OaS folgenoe 8ro-
oruulm aufgeiteat. Oupertiire o5tro-
Oeaa" bon 6lotom; 6. 6. Gbriitioni' S
Sr9eiteri6ule. Gb0re: o9ln Die Sei-
nnutb" bon @. 9ro0t uno n&onn
gum @oIO" bon 6. 81. &ern; @eionss
berein o9lrion." 8iolinlolo: oSolut
09(mour" BON @om. Cigar; Sr. 60
moro Stitt. G60re: r2erd)e, 5inf
lnO 9lo6tigoa~ bon Mein5ierl uno
,6inuuS gum @olo" bon 8. Bur
mon; D@oibington Sdngerbuno."
Selection. nDloio W1urion" BON Sc
&cDen; 6. 6. G6riItiani's Ortbeiter-
i6uIe. @oritoniolo: oYrologue" aus
Isl Bagliacci" bon 2eoncoouli. @e-
miIbter Gbor: n@aIoonoadt" bon
Sran5 glbt nif ipe6icaes Serlangen;
SRI. @leonore Shmor5, Sopran mO
SRI. GIie SonlmeI, EGiano. 5elec-
ton: nS5n 0eor oIo Germany" BON
Gntil Glider.
n@crmonia @tGnnerMo 0 r."
2uitige Shmoen beobiihtigt Der
r@ermonio-@ @Gnner6or" ieinen @iit-
gIie0ern ln0 6reunoen 8it bereiten.
Ger Nerein bat einen tomii6engl6enO
orrangirt, ser am nGbiten Wtonto9
in ser NtGnner6or-Sole CoSoteI
@eBler), g}r. 922, @ennipIDania-
9lpenue, Itottfinoet uno iiir Den Gin
reid6altiges 95rogromu arfgc
felt lit.
Ole ultcn @eomtcn mi c.
Ser erm d + 1T.
Der columbia 9rouer's &ronfen1
ltnteritilBungs @erein~ bat ieipe
iGnlnltIi6cu 9eanlteu fir oos lalfen-
Sc So6r pie6er ermG6lt. 0ieielben
iin0. 8rGIioent George @Gler, 8ices
%rGIioent 3. 0iegelmann SefretGr
Sran5 GonL S6osmeiiter 8olteS
9irtle, I'M 20. Sabre; &erpoltungs,
ROTH: Sobn &ruft, @.g8ittc unO SSriB
9erner; SSabncntrGger 9}. MeiB-
miller imO &urt Silger; Ebiirbiitcr
SSrit Gngel; 0elegoten gum 0Deltt.
I1en Gcntrol-Ger6uno~: 8. Whltld)-
Ter, ST. 9eilitein ino Sutius Scip;
9eleeot gum n0eutiben @oiien.
6ouS". Sermoun 2ehner. g8iG IN
frii6ercn Sobren, 10 bat ser &erein
ou6 oieIes SSobr einen 9eitrag bon
500 fir oos n0eutiHe @oiien6uus~
ongewicien.
GrGitt lebenSgefGb d brli6 c
@ruu0mltn0en
Syn Iter6enoen 3titon6e befii0et
ii6 SRI. 9lnnic 0onopqn, 90 Sabre
alt, bon Scr. 2OO3, IA. StroBe, g.
So, I'M oGmergcncD.Soipitol. Sri.
Donooon fam onl SanItog int @oor-
3iumer elmer @losflommc 5u nobc;.
i9re @leioer gerietben iofort IN
@rono, uno ais ibre Nhittcr, Sroll
&clcn 0onopon, AS Sabre alt, 6cr6ei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
Plus Ocm 5nucrcu MarNlanO's uuS
OCn angren5enScn StnatCH.
Ger 8ron0itiftung bei6uG-
0iQt.

Ger 8ronOitiftung bei6uG-
0igt.
Inter Dem &erOu6t, lebte @o6e
onge6lic6 Die ieinenl 9urOer So6n
Sterling, ge6orige SHeune in Brand
geiebt 81 6o6en, purOe Som. Ster-
ling Ourb 9eteftip 9Seter @roOleD
BON Baltimore uno Sheriff Ster-
ling pom Someriet GountD in GriS-
iielo pcr6oftet. 9ei Dem 9ronoe
famcn orei @ferOe unO bier aii6e in
Oen 6lammeu uni pG6reuO cine
groBe Dienge Sutter ebcniollS GER
itort pltrOe Gic &er6oiting ge-
ibob olif Geronloiiitng bon So6n
Sterling mo crre9te groBes 9llfie-
ben, oo Die Sterlings elmer promi.
nenten Somilie ongeb6ren. @OporO
Sterling luur0e nud einenl fllr5en
0er6or ourb Magiitrat 9ritton Dem
@eridtSperfobren ii6eripieien. Gs
miro 6ebolrptet, Bob Die 9riioer iidD
felt fiini &o6ren in 6olge bon W}ei-
nulgSperiHieoen6eiten ii6er l0ie Ser
t6eililn8 oes &ernt0geh3 ibrer Wlut-
fer ieinoIib gciinnt poren Ger oitrG
Oos 6euer ongeri6tete S6oOeu 6e-
tria $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
rNereinialc sanaer Dan NaIIimgre.
gegriIn0et 1880

A~ANAllN 1000.
Souptquortier ,@eruania Nldu.
nerdor.@lub6aus,~ g}r. S52, glorO.
SoparO.StroBe.
@eorg 2eitert @rdiioeut. 91r. 2i5,
SarntogaitroBe.
Sobn q. alein Girigcnt, g|r 20i.
observation-disclosures.
@eorg Simmelbebcr. prot. uno
correip. SefretGr, 9lr. 3i5, gIoro'
goen.StroBe.
Sermann @lidIid, Sdobmeiiter,
0ir. 7t8, @nruer.StraBe.
iSrib Soimonl Siuaa5ipfrctdr
Nr. 2it1. Meii-@ratt. .StroBe.
@m. 9. SiloebranOt, giblioi6efar
9ir. 2029, 5reoerid-9lpeuue.
Sermomn G}rdie, Goriibcr oeS Diu.
iif.Gomite's, 9lr. 1912, @eit.9lul.
berrg-StroBe.
@eiangucreiH."
harmonic"
D@ermania.Nld
06robiinn."
-Yl1nner6or
nNlo5art.Mduuerdor."
n@iheufran5."
0@ernonIa-Guartett-Glub."
nD}elooie,"
YMesger-@eiango
ngaoenic. c.lRdnnerdor."
MISUNDERSTANDING.
% Gder. @ onaperein."
Salptqnartier: HHiieps Sale. glr.
t03, ySoro-Sreoerid. .5traBe. eOen
SamItag gIbeno, nit 9lusuabme oes
oritten Sanliiass I'M @onat. Slna.
Itm0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-23
@crciniatc gIrbeiter.SGngrr uOn
Baltimore.

Sattptauartier oSlunefe Solle.~
Or. 40S, @eit-2erington.5 .5traBe.
So6n 93ota, Fraiiocnt, 9lr. 2029,
@opo-StrnBe.
@eorg ". @oe6lmanu Tirigcnt
9lr. POPS, 6airmount.gbcme.
90. arorL SetretGr, 9lr. 1920,
Naubert StraBa
1ronf @orlaSfp, Sdlnbmeiiicr. 9ly
21O, SaO 6, StrqBc.
uSo5iaIiiiiide 2ieOertoieI," Silia.
itlruOe Gienitaa.
misunderstanding" Singihmoe
N}ittpoh.
@eiauaoercin n@iniateit, 5iua.
itlnOe ,Srcita1. (@|dr5l)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-25
PRESENT STATUS OF
MINING LAW BILL

The committee on mines and min
ing, to which was referred the bill to
provide for a commission to codify
and suggest amendments to the gen.
eral mining laws, has reported it
back to the house of representatives
with the recommendation that the
proposed code shall not deal with
lands containing deposits of coal, oil,
salts, and that the bill be passed as
amended. This amendment was sug-
gested for the reason that the de-
posits named occupy a somewhat diff
ferent status from the other minerals
with respect to formation, methods
of mining, and their use. The de-
partment of the interior has recon-
mended legislation peculiarly adapt
ed to the development and disposi-
ton of coal, oil, gas. phosphates and
potassium, which bills are now pend
ing before the senate and house COM
mittees on public lands. In the event
of this bill being passed, which seems
highly probable. there will undoubt-
eddy be a commission created to make
a thorough and exhaustive investiga-
ton of the subject and report it's con-
illusions to congress. The time is OPP
perfume for a discussion of the pro-
posed revision, and we therefore take
pleasure in presenting a discussion
of tho unhinnt bxr NJ II ID V--l.z
under the title of The Mining Law
Proposed Revision" together with
another contribution written by Mr..
Clarence X. Colvin. Both recognize
the importance of the subject, and
their different viewpoints are both
interesting and timely. We trust
thai a complete discussion of the
subject will bring out the opinions of
those interested so that revision may
be undertaken with full knowledge.
Mining and Scientific Press.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-25
AN TOUR

A. s. Owens of Birmingham, Ala.
will soon start on a long crOss-coun-
try motor car tour which will take
him eventually to San Francisco
The interesting feature of this un'
dertaking is the fact that Mr.. Owens
will drive a a that is now In 1ts
sixth year of service and already has
500, 900 miles to it's credit. Mr.. Ow-
ems automobile is one of the first
Cadillac tours to be brought to Biz
mingham.
A cross-country trip, similar to
the one now planned. was made by
Mr.. Owens in this car nearly five
years ago. Leaving Birmingham, he
travelled to Detroit, then proceeded
to Yellowstone park and California,
visiting Los Angeles and other west
ern points. From there he returned
to Birmingham. The rmarkable fea-
ture of this trip was that the actual
distance covered was 1880 miles
and the total cost of repairs and 9th
err automobile expenses. outside OF
the consumption of fuel, was $3.50
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-25
new TINE TABLE
TAKES EFFECT
CONSOLIDATION OF L.. v. q IL.
AND Ii. & G.. RAILROADS.
C~ONSUMMATED

The consolidation of the Las We
gas & Tonopah and the Bullfrog &c
Goldfeld railroads, which was ar
ranged some time ago, became efec-
tive Monday and a new train schedule
was adopted. Under the e sched-
ule the outgoing train leaves Gold
field at 1880 a. M. instead of 11:1o
a.. m, and the incoming train arrives
at z d. m. instead of $50 p. m, as
in the past.
In the future the trains of the To-
nopah & Tidewater railroad, which
have been operating into Goldfield
over the Bullfrog & Goldfeld rail-
road from Beatty, will stop and start
at the latter town, the terminus
proper of the T. & T., making close
connection with the L. V. & T. trains.
The T. & T. railroad will continue to
maintain it's general agency in Cold
field, with David Aspland agent and
T. T. Gilstrap as freight and pas
senger agent. F. M. Jenifer of Oak
land, general freight and passenger
agent of the Tonopah & Tidewater
railroad, is a business visitor to Gold
field, having arrived this morning.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-25
NEW MINING TOWN
IS ESTABLISHED
ALLREDVILLE is NAME OF TOWN
IN NEW UTAH MINING
DISTRICT
Special to News and Tribune

opeCIdi 10 NEWS uhu ITiuuIic
BEAVER, Utah, July 81. - The
creation of a townsite and a millsite
in the virgin wilderness at the foot
of Mount Badly of the Beaver range,
twenty miles from here, with a small
who have rushed from all parts of
the county to the new strike is the
latest development in connection
with the reported find OF the mother
lode of the Beaver district nearly
two weeks ago. Later exploration
work has proven that the huge de-
post from which the first assays
went as high as $91.1S and which
was estimated at 40 feet in width, is
in reality at least 80 feet wide, al
ternating in iron gossan, quartz and
mineralized p%orphyry. This vein can
be traced for 5000 feet up the noun
tain and on the opposite side of the
canyon.
Considerable stalking has been
done, but the wide extent of the
possible mineral zone has given
plenty of opportunity for all new
corners and the laying out of loca-
tions is still going On rapidly. In
honor of the di%scOverer, it is prob
able that the little mountain town
will be called Allredville, while ALL
red and William Savage will be the
holders of the new millsite which
they have located for working their
Iron Blossom group of five claims.
F. Nj. McQuivey of Tintic was the
third man to get in on the lode. and
he o holds a group of sever claims
called the Nadine group, across the
canyon of the north fork, where the
Ou~tcroppings give every indication of
a massive ledge. He is making pre-
parations to drive a tunnel which
will permit him to tap the lead at
considerable depth.
Free gold paintings are frequent
along this wonderful deposit, and
further assays are being looked for
ward TO with interest following the
phenomenal values secured by ALL
red and Savage from their surface
samplings when they made their dis
covery. ARIZONA Red" Kicker and
]. Fl. Turner of Goldfield declare the
ore to be identical with that from
some of the richest mines in Gold
field.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-07-25
CRIMINAL ANARCHY
MAY Be THE CHARGE

A special dispatch from Tonopah
says: Criminal anarchy will be the
charge laid against the three Indus
trial Workers of the World now IN
der arrest here, if the county will
stand the expense of procuring evil
dence i'll support of the accusations.
If this step be taken, it will be the
first action of the kind in the United
States.
Crowded meetings were held last
night by the |. w. w., but they were
all indoors. Those in attendance
were enthusiastic and talked freely of
using ropes" if necessary.
Indignation against Harry Duns-
cath, justice of the peace, who show
ed his sympathies plainly to be with
the l. w. w. and who himself is a
leader of the socialist element in the
camp, is strong and constantly grow
ing. The grand jury also will inquire
ltO TIC ocultiOuo oPCCCiCo hhouS W
I. w. w. speakers.
Sheriff Ed Malley returned last
evening from the northern pert of the
county and at once issued orders that
all street meetings should be sup
pressed.
The conditions of Thomas White,
the miner who was shot by John
Pansner on Saturday evening, is very
serious, and blood poisoning is in
dicated. 1t was for shooting White
that Justice of the Peace Duneath
refused to hold Pansner, who is the
local leader of the I. w. w. Pansner
posted the notices declaring three To-
cal boarding houses unfair. There
are several hotels that r openly re-
fusing to abide by the |. w. w. de-
mands, but the l.. w. w. selected for
attack three that are run by widows,
the others teiGg owned by strong
men who have much influence.