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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
POWER WILL De SHUT
OFF SATURDAY MORNING

To take advantage Of the holiday
the power company will shut on all
lines between Tonopah and the
plants ON Bishop Creek between =
ana $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morning,
Every mine in Tonopah viii observe
the day and two shifts will be laid
on In all properties to enable em
pioyes 10 enjoy the holiday.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
,By Associated Press,

= LONDON. July 3.-The Right Hon
orable Joseph Chamberlain, one Of
the most striking figures in British
politics Of this generation, died this
morning. His death was surprise.
as his condition was not known to
be worse than at any time for two
or three years since he was stricken
with paralysis seven years ago. The
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
BODIES or ROYAL DEAD
REPosE IN A CHAPEL


VIENNA. July 81 Crowds Of
mOurners visited the chapel Of tiof
burg. where the bodies OF the arch
duke and duchess lay in state in ali
YER casketA ornamented with gold
Masses were said at al affairs Of the
chapel from eight until n0on aud
church bells we're iolled
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
oeArH o. rHE MovhgR
oF TIE AMIGO eoVs

4 Dispatch received last evvnlne
aannuneed the aeaih u Mrs Her
mino Amlre IN cleveland O. afier
shori illness awea nfsy wears
Three ssas reside 10 Nevada TheY
are nelne. Frsd ard : "A Amlmn lAs
latter helns easassd IL hnsiness here
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03

Grand Marshal and Aides
r. B. Davis, r. j. Gallagher,
James Hayes. John Troy, Ed. Malley.
H. H. Atkinson. L. e. Glass,
DR.. A. d. Mcleod, j. M. Murray,
William Brown. James Timlin,
Russell Williams, Frank II. Ward.
H. Kelly.
Goddess of Liberty and Maids.
Tonopah Military Band
Veterans and Spanish War Veterans.
Fraternal Societies.
Miners Union.
Eagles
Moose.
Elks.
Servians.
Knights of Pythias
l. o. o. r.
Ladies' Orders.
Other Societies
Floats
Automobile Section with an autos
of Tonopah
Fire Department.
Prizes-Best decorated AUTOMOBILES
FIRST $50. second, $50; best featured
civic society. first. SIS: best decor
aied float tnot adyertisingl. first
$50: second. $25.
Line of march Form at Neyads
theater on Brougher avenue. dowT
hruugher TO 81 Patrick. up st. Pat
rick "a Everett street. north on Ev
erett 10 Main street, down Maif
street 10 near depot Countermarcf
on Main street TO Brougher. aud ~
frongher 10 place OF starting.
Reading of Declaration OF inde
pendence (weather permlttlngl. oi
the knights Of l'ythias vacant lots
II the weather Is untayorable thi
exercises wiz be conducted IN th'
Nevada theater
Reading of the Declaration Of In
dependence will be- followed by Hon
Wm Forman, who viii deliver
hrlef oration
Street sports
The street sports have been ri
ranged ~ follows loo yard fre.. foi
an. first sius "a yard dash free fOl
all women, Hrsi 81 second ~.
yard aaah. frer-lorai wiFl~ unasf !
years. nrst. q second 81 30 var
dash ffe.-ierali. hags under 4
wears. hfst si seeona. 81. saua'
race. first, s. seoond. ilso lhir'
tnc indiau bnys faee. NrAg So 81.
ond 81 third. Soc indian girls racl
hrsg 81 sesoHd. 81 third. Sos
ihres, leKasd race. free far all 50 yds
nfst 81 second. ~. threelesee
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
rHs TEMPERATURE

Highest temperature YESTERDAY sss
a year aFo, 81.
Lowest temperature nst night g..
year ago. ss.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
Daylight Fireworks.

A feature of the celebration that
has not had the mention ii deserves
is the daylight pyrotechnics to be
displayed from the business center
during the day of the Fourth, These
win comprise some of the most spec
ticular features of original design.
The day exhibition will begin
at IL a. m. and continue at
intervals of ten minutes throughout
the afternoon The pieces will be
discharged from the Mizpah corner.
middle Of the block on Main street
between Brougher and Oddie ave-
nues and at St Patrick and Brough-
er Thirty pieces have been engaged.
The evening display viii begin AZ
It30 in the evening and continue 10
s.S0 They viii be- shot from the top
Of Green Mountain. the rocky out.
cropping In front OF Mount Butler
and high enough TO give everybody in
camp an unobstrncted view OF the
figures. The shooting will be- IN
charge OF Chick" Brown. powder
boss Of the ronopah Mining company
who viii also fire the salute at ttas
Ia the morning TO rouse the camt
for the big celebration This salut,
viii be fired from the top of Mount
eddie and consist ol the regular IN
mte 20 the nae
The street sports committee chang
ed lis list of events this morning >,
~ lo provide more fun Tor the boys
To Do this the races for tat men ans
lnt women and the old menn race
wore stricken from the tial and
humber II bays' boxing contests hxe,
% b. pulled ofi oR the haedwaEon
which wiz be- stationed At The vorae
st Mam and Btuneher Time will b.
called al $50 ,. IA. Saturday Rishl
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03

t.ily Hall caiee an actress and
sister u ilah caiae, he aaihar. alsd
ia iondon.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03
WEST EMO ssNos auLLloN
FROM TEN.oAV MILL RUN

The West End sent aut It's
regular day run Of bullion 4
} Tor the close of the month % I
June, amonntlnw "a ~ bars.
} weighing ss.sas ounces. valued
AZ tae.e7s
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-07-03

to the dull, dun landscape, absence
of conspicuous landmarks, the pau.
city Of settlements and the presence
of eccentric winds that blow with in
termittent strength Navigation OF
the air in this section, therefore, pre-
sents numerous problems that have
not be studied out. and ii behooyes
the pioneer aviator to watch every
movement with the greatest vigii-
ance.
Flying at San Francisco is easy
explained MIR. Christofferson last
night to the Bonanza. Its steady work
as the heavy air makes fotation easy
and all man has to do is to watch
his engine to see that it runs all
right The rest is routine"
Referring to his flight over Mount
Whitney, the aviator said he experts
enced some trouble from the cold.
but rigor of the high altitude was
modified by the heat of the engine.
which occupies a forward position.
Sunday Programme.
For Sunday the programme contem.
plates numerous flights around camp,
circling the hills at varying heights
TO prove the ease with which the ma.
chine operates and to give persons
in all parts of the camp opportunity
TO get acquainted with the sight of a
machine tearing through air at the
rate of 60 miles an hour Plenty OF
time will be allowed for citizens 20
inspect the machine at rest at the
bali park and Mr. Christofferson ex
presses desire TO have the women
and children avail themselves OF the
opportunity TO come and see. He is
perfectly willing to answer all ques
tions and to enlighten those whc
have only a superficial knowledge oI
the operations of an aeroplane as h1
regards himself as a missionary IL
the field of aviation whose duty it Ii
TO inform the public as to the posi-
bilities of utilizing the aeroplane a:
regular means of transportation.
The Fourth of July programme wi!
open this evening at the Nevada thea
ter with the double boxing confess
with Coffey and Kane in the mai
event and Lydon and Williams a:
curtain raisers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
sunnenanf. NIB lImtersaus.
sac gestter.


Sir Wurplano un0 Oen Giltrift
Goliunbio flar unO norO0itlide
g9inoe
Gas @etter NOR mieoer ihon, am
@ornlittog etipoS winoig uno ant
gI6enO fii6l Gie 6obite Semperatur
6ctrna 70 @roo Inn 3 ll6r 9tohmit-
tags uno oie nieorigite 80 @roo nm
6 lI6r Morgeus-
Iie aroBte Sdnelligfeit oes gSin-
0es mar ia Wieileu bonn Often.
Ger 6eud)tiafetsgebolt Der 2uft
wor " &ro5ert Inn s llbr Norgens
inns 70 4ro5eut I'M s llbr 9l6enos.
esu 0en ii6rigen g9etter-9eobo9.
tinQe. .Stationen oes 9anoes mar Die
bodjitc Gcmperatur pie iolgt 9Itlan-
tic Sin 6s, 9ismord 20, Bolton a.
Buffalo IS, G0arleiton so, Gbicogo
rs, @lcuelono rs, TenDer SO, Getroit
rs. Cint6 76, Goitport 76, @aloeiton
90, 0reen 9o0 rs, Sotteras 76,Sapre
So, Seleno "a, SadionDile rs, aon-
ias GitD 81, &norpile 78 SouisDille
SO, Wlorauctte so, Nlenpbis rs,
W1ontaomcrp so. 0lontreol 72, 9ian'
tndct ~, 9iep Orleans a. g1elp-Yorf
20. Cfla6omo 80. @bilooelpbia a.
4ihs6ura6 rs. @ortlmO, 0lev 76,
Gortlono. Ore. 60, Gue6ec 20, &a-
leiab "a, Salt oafc Gitp "A, Can
Sron3isco GO, ct. 2onis a. Scran-
ton 76. Shreveport 80, Spotone "a,
gpracnie "A. campo ss, @ai6ington
~, 4'innipeg 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
g8cmc 9SOIisei-Nlant


Eoli6ei6eb6r0e 6citimnit ooB sic W'it'
gIicOer oes 0eportementS neue
g8intermantel oni6offen milllen.
W1ilitGrmGntcl merocn oie $50
Ii8iiten trogen. 8eIobuing fir
9bdtiafeit wG6rcno ser Stcrnen-
bouner.@ode.
9lGe Wlitgleioer oes 9Boll5ci-0epar-
tements miiiien ii6 neue Minterndll-
tel aniHoffen. 0ie &oli8eibe60rOe bat
elnen WlilitGrmontel mlseeludt ben
Die @oli8ilten tragen mcr0en. 0ie
Wtdntel bo6en bobe &ragen imo iino
nit 3mei 8ei6en blonfen 4nopfen be-
iebt. 2oiit 8eitinnuing ser Eoli5eI
Gommidiire ioIlcn Oie WlGntel ieDr
lang iein un0 Sen %oIi0iiten biz ans
SuBgelenf reiden. Douit sic Wiann-
idoften ibre Sommerblouien inter
oen MduteIn tragen fonnen, iperOen
Nieielben iebr grob gefertigt. Oft ba-
zen Oie Eoli5iiten I'M @eribtsge6dloe.
5i @erihtsOerbanoluneen 3u eri6ei-
men, Gle f0nnen 0onn sic Wfdntel
uis5ieben ltn0 iidb in ser Soumcr-
@loitie in Dem @erihtsge66uoe ollf-
GoIten. Sn friiberen Sobren muBten
iie in Dem @erihtsgebGuOe Die gSin-
ter-llniform onbebolten. 9a 0os @e-
bGuoe iebr gut gebei5t miro, fiiblten
iid6 Observation-Disclosures gero0e nidt
iebr beboglidb in oen @interiacben.
9ei'm @erloiien oes @ebGu0es babcn
iih Dicle Grtdltltngen ouge8ogcn.
guoe Sftober iperoen sic &oIi8iiteH
sic neuen MlGntel gum erltcn Wfole
trogen.
IS oli5iiten erb alten Elm Gil
SSeiertag.
g(ls 8elobnung fir sic S9Gtigfeit
m6bren0 ser Sternenbonner ISOLDE
erbGIt jeoes @&iteIieo oes Eoli5ei-Qc-
portenlents einen Grtra.S Seiertag. Die
Goli6ei6eb0roe CAB oieie Gnti6eioung
befonnt. @1oDor 9reIton Sollte III
cinem Sdrei6en an oie @oli8ei-Gom-
miiidre BEN 01itglieoern oes &oli8ei-
Geportements 9Iuerfenmlng fir 0ie
Sbdtigfeit uno oie oisge5eidneten
%oli5ei- i-9lrraneements mdbreno ser
Sternenbonner. @o1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

gurcb foiierliAe |eroromlng ut
scr 2anoihlrm oufgc6otcu 9lusge-
nommcn iino 2onoiturnpili6tige, bic
nod uiht militdrpfldtig iino nno
niht ousgcbiloete 2ouoltlirnlpflih-
tiee ilber 80 Sabre.
2lQe oeutiben @ebrpflidtigen, Die
slfolqe oieier @erfiigung iih 81 mel
sen 6o6en uno oie oicies bisber Der.
idiimt 6aben. iino aufeeioroert, bel
sem naditcn foiierlih oertiben aon-
iulot pcri6nlidl ooer mlcb bricflid I'M.
pcr5ialih iitb ouSrmcloen Sir
g8cbrpflidtigc sic inl 5tnute W}arD-
lonO ODER i'm Diltrift Columbia mob.
ncn 1T oos ocutihe aoniulot IN
Baltimore, glr 2, Oit@ t@ermon-Str"
5uitdnoie.
Ieutihc 0dlitdrpflidtige f0nnen
Qcgcmuartig meoer BON Baltimore,
nod BON gSep gorf aus 1euti6louo
Iider erreideu Gs miro oober. ie-
6oh o6ue einfluB ouf oie @3eloc-
pfIidt icoent oeutibeu DienitpfIid-
iiocn qerotben ieinem 9eruf ooef Der
acmobnteu geidditieung mie bisber
itngcitort nod5uge6cu bis Die lleber.
fabrt micoer rneeiabr0et it, Sier.
iiber crfolot oonn peitere @efonnt-
mohune in oen 3eihtueen uno,
penn not6a innittelborer 9eidcio
ieitcns ocs aoniulots. Bel Dem @ebr-
pilidtiee ongcneIoet lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sumo 9iebe.

Ser i6 Sabre olte 9loam Sir
rcpfa bon g1r. 5tS, Sii0.% %otterion.
Norf.9locnuc, uno ser iS-idbrigl
Gronf 2emonoomsfi bon glr. 210,
Siio. .9[nnItroBe, pur0en eeltern I'M
ter ie $3.50 9iir9idnft in ser 0it.
Iihen Yoli6eiitotion bonn 9fi6ter
Smith Ben @roBeeihworcnen iiber.
pieien Inn iih Dor ibnen wegeu meb.
rerer ougebliHer 0iebit6bIc 81 Der.
ontiporten. Die @oli5ei eloubt, III
oen beioen juueen 2euten einen glt'
ten Sang gemoAt ST bobcn uno ou
init nodite6enoe @iubrltds0iebItdblC
oufflGren 0u fonnen. gr. 2055
gonf. .StroBe; glr. 5O2, Siio.@olfe.
Strobe; g&r. 1922, 9lliccanna-Str.
9ir. 226, Siio-S9olfeitroBc; g1r. SOC.
Siio.&egeiteritraBe, lro Scr. 1913
SiO-GoaasitraBe. S6nnidioden
Gieorren Gigoretten. &leiOer ltnf
@cIo wurocn oneebliH I'M @ertbC
bon iiber 5000 bel 0cn iltngeu 2eil-
ten oorgefinoen iuo BON geibdoigten
@eiitcrn i0entifi0irt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Cine poIi5eilic6e 9io55io OeS Sotels
gSiron, 9lr. 9i2, ggeit 6a0etteltroBc,
botte geltern 9lbeno sic @er6oftunq
oeS 9eiibers, Sobn 4. 0}iron, "A
Sabre alt, iomie ieine Ginlieierilng
in Die weitlihe @oli6eiitation 5ur6ol-
sc. @egeu i'm mur0e sic 9lniAuloi-
gnng er6oben ongeblid6 am aeitrigen
@o6ltog Spiritiioien Derfnlft be5m.
Ben |erfalf oerielben in ieinem 9o-
fdle geOulOet 5u 6o6en. gr miro Iic6
beute Gorniittag Dor 9}ihter SaDler
pegen oieier i6m 5ur Gait aeleaten
@eiebeSiibertretung 81 berantporten
6a6en 0r im0 Srai @m. 2. Carr,
wobn6oit in SIR 40. Sit-22. Stra-
Be, iolen onge6lidl 9eitcrn 9(6eno in
Dem Speiieioole 0es SotelS 9ier er-
6alten 6oben lmO perOen in Solge
Ocien heute oen 8euqenitnno 6etre-
ten niiiiien. Sergcant s. SduItc.
iowie oie @oIi5iiten @nlep mo Sen-
MD 6otteu oie 9o55io oorgenomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sieiultat Der SSrimar,ua6leu.


9unoeS Senator So6u @oltcr
Smit6 nit ua6e5u 10000 Wlebr.
belt in Baltimore pieocrnomi-
nirt. Siegte in alien Goim.
ties oes Staotcs. Sr. gulan
@lcSane aIS 9li6ter GouOiOat
auigeiieat. @rice beiieet Sist
uno Bright i'm eriten GongreB.
9iitrift. So6niou iieareid i'm
fiinften Qiitrift.
Die Erimdrwoblen i'm gan3en
Staate fanoen geitern itatt imo oas
Heiultat 3ei9te 5ur @eniige, ooB Die
oenofratiide 8artei Organization
in allen Gbeilen Oes Staaten. nit
9hsna6me BON Golpert- imo G6orles-
Gointp, nit acknowledgement Mebr-
belt geiiegt bat. 9unOes. .Senator
Sobn @olter Smith nuroe nit iiber.
ipdltigenoer @lebr6eit BON g}euem
ais oemofratii1er @anoioat fiir Den
8unoeS.Sen nonlinirt. @r er6ielt
in Der Staot aaein 1866 Stimmen,
wdbreno Sr. Siaac 2obe StrauS nur
3,346 Stimmen aiif ib Dereinte.
0os &eiultot 3eigte, OoB in Ben
@aros, 100 Die glrbeiter pobnen, ipie
in Oit- uno Siiogoltimore, Serr
Straus beoeuteno peniger Stimmen
erbalten bat, ols in oen imo661ng.
igen @oros. Die 9lr6eiter-Sreoni-
iationen babeu iid a6iolnt nidt I'M
Den Mamn befiimmert, fir Oen iie 5u
itimmen peripro6en 6atten.
SIN 0ritten Suoi5ialOiitrifte, 5u
meIhcm Baltimore uno Sarforo-
GountD aeboren iiegte Sr. 9Iaou
Mc2one ais Ridter-Ganoiont iber
Srn. 9uiieD nit Seihtigfeit.
2ageaen bate Sr. 9li6aro u.
So6nion i'm fiiniten Giitrift bel iei-
ner 8emerbung Inn Ole @ongreBno-
mnotion feinen 10 leidten StanO,
obidon er init itattli6er 0lebrbeit
nominirt wur0c. Sn Golpert. mo
in Gbarles-9olntD er6ielt ndmlib
oas bis6erigc GougreBnitgIieo Srauf
8. Smith, cine @lebr6eit Der Stim.
met.
SIN eriteu 0iitrifte (oen neun DIT
ufer.Gouuties) iieete Sr. Seize 9.
&rice iiber ieine @eoner Sames Z.
Bright uno gilbert g9. Sisf.
Gas 9otlm in Der StaOt 9olti-
more iiir Die 9ewerber Inn Oie y1o-
mination fir oen 8unOes-Senat
mar, pie folgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
0ie 6eiten 0OloterioIien.

mo0erne Wletbooen uno longidbrigc
@rfabring bereinigen iidb in Der Ser
itelrng ser 9iere ans 5reo. 9ouern-
ihuiots 19lmericon 9rewerp. Da-
Der ibrc ollgemeine 9eliebtbcit. Sin.
nal probirt, lperoen iic allen ouoc.
rcu MoI5- mo @opfengetrdnfcn i'm.
mer Doree6ogen. &iite 81, Eel. s.
& @. oct. 8ernon 1868. 9rauerei:
Sdrforo 2loeme, Momunent. lmo
&iacnStr. (Septi6)
(9Indeige)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
sd 26 Aa6rcn IN 9gOIiaeiOieMIt.

@eItern feierte 9oli5ei .2ieuteuont
Scbn s. Strott bon Der oltliHeu Eo-
Ii0eiitation ieiu 90 0ieni6ubilGlni.
81 trot am Is. September 1888 ais
4Soli5iit inn iii0liden 3iitrift in Den
Gienlt uno muroe i'm Sabre 1897
s,un Seroeollten 6eforoert. SSm Sabre
1901 riidte or 5um Jlnoeicrgeonten
clif uno wuroe in oieier Gisenidaft
orci Wfol ourd beionoere @elobieltn-
pcn ansgc5eicbnet. sSm Sanuor 1908
muroe CT 2iclitenont in Der iiioweit-
Iiden EoIi5eiltotion uno crit in oie-
fem Sabre nod Dem oitlihcn 0iltrift
bcrictt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
), ,Wranerei.QIr6cifer BON Qlmerifa. !"

SIM glrbeiter.2pceitm troten Die
.grouerei. 9lrbeiter bon 9lmcrifa~ ge.
iiern Hohntittog 5u elmer meiteren
Sibunq 5iiaminen Dorin wurocn
sic @eribte oes Shabmeiiters uno
ser Delegateu entgeeen aenommen
imo.oic 9ioutincgeihdftc erleoiet. Do.
rouf pertoate iib Die @eriannhiug
mif beutc Gornittag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sin ieltcneS Syn6ilamm.

Sr. Gbos. q. Golein bon g3r 30S,
Siio.@8onrocitroBe, ieiert beute ben
54. So6restog ieiues eiutritts in Die
Oienlte ser StroBeubobn- @eieaihoft.
Gr lit 70 Sabre alt lno geilmo uuo
uunter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
ee6cnsmiiSer Gefonocuer feitoc6oIten

~NoNHotluott VCIultHC ItllyCVullCN.
Sobn g8. Srce, 33 Sabre alt, Don
gir. 2034, Sunting0on-9lbenue, ser
bor @obenfriit inter Dem @eroodt
rerbaftet muroe, onge6lib elm SSrei-
morrer- emblem inn @ertbe BON $50
bon ieinem Onfel Gbarles S6ua ge.
itoblen 81 boben miiroe geitern in ser
mittleren @oIi6eiitotion pom @olioei-
ri6ter SuppIee oen @roB9eihpore.
nen ii6erantmortet. 8ei iciner Ser
9aftung Dor 8ocbenfriit ihludtc 6ree
5iuei EGfelAen 2uediil6er. .Suplimt.
ST iebte crit ole Yoli3ci me6rcre
Stllnoen ipdter in GenntniB, ais ct
in elmer 3eue Der nlittIercn 9oli5ei-
fiction crfronfte. &lr3 nod ieiner
einlieferung in 0os rW}ercp-Soipi-
tai" oerlor Sree odS 9emuBtiein. Gr
wuroe mieoer bereeiteut uuO gcIterlt
aus Dem $oipitol entIoiien. Sree
lpo9nte bel Dem 0nfel, oen er beItob-
len bat. Seine @er6oftuug beperf-
iteligte Detcttib SIipbont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
1871

Gos a6gege6enc |otum mar ionlit
ie6r leidt ocun in ie0er @arO mob
ncn i'm Inrdihnitt minoeitens 200O
Dis 5000 Temofroten.
9ladoem nmme6r sic @rimGr.
mo6len aus Dem @ege iinO, miiiien
ii1 Die @ortei Crgoniiotiouen be.
mii6eu Oie Stmmaeber in Die &c.
giitrirbiicber 5u befommen. Uicies
Sa6r fiuoet ndmlid cine 9ieurcgiitri-
rung i'm eon3en Stoote itatt.
Gie StootS GonDentiouep Der
Gcmofroten iouobI, ais Qa1 ocr
NepubIifancr finoen an Gnoe oieics
Nlouats itott, IN peldeu Bic oemad.
ten 9ioninaiionen ratifi5irt weroen
miiiien.
Die 9ull N2o Die, 0eren 6iibrer &c.
itern 9lbeno 5u elmer Gonieren5 nit
0berIt 9iooieoet noh g1ew.yorf rei-
item lptroen ebcnia0s cine Stoots
Gonpeutiou abilalten mo in Oeriel-
ben g}ominotiof en- fir Den Senat
mo fir GouareE maden
9ldditeu 8reitca iperoen oie 9lepu-
blifoner oes 8weifen GougreB Ciitrif-
tes einen Gonoio,ten oeoeu Srn. s.
Sreo. 6, Sal6ott niiiteneu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
8,uei sclbitmorOcr.

emil @. Gro6eno md6lte @os ais
@Httel gum 3ped. n Samuel
aopp erbduete iiH inn Seller ~
gie llriohen in 6eioeu 56llen
OeriHieoen.
Inter Sinterlaiiimg eiues Shrei-
6ens, in pelben er ieiuem Gor6o-
ben, Selbitmor0 5u bege6en, glus-
orllf CAB, ieste geitern @}orgen ge-
gen 6 ll6r Der 27 Sabre alte Gmil
@illian Srabeno ieirem 9eben ein
8ieI. @lit einem @asihlarde I'M
M}unOc mnrOc er BON ieineni Gnter
in Oeiien @olIterperfitGtte binter iei-
mem Soile, gtr. $50, g9eIt-9oltimore-
Strabe, oui elmer 9ouf liegenO auf-
gcflnOen Gie S6iiren un0 6cuiter
oeS Gomes 6otte Era6enO Dor 9e-
ge6una ieiner Gbot iorgfdltig ber-
idloiien. Gas bel ibm borgeiunoene
Sdrei6en mar an ieine @ottin aOrei-
iirt, melde er oorin bat, gut iiir ii6
uno i6re &in0er 81 iorgen IS ibloB
nit Ser 9eitdtigung, oob er genor
piiie, mas er tbue rnO. er itets trell
81 ieiner Srou geipeien iei. Sein Ga-
ter peroulaBte gleiH uoh Ser fiirdt-
barren GntOedung oie Gerbringiing
oes 9ebloien nad Dem vllniDeriitdts-
Soipital,~ poiel6it Die gler5te jeOoh
mr. nod oen bereits eingetreteneu
Goo conItotiren fonuten. Ger 2eih-
nam iuurOe Johann no6 Der Wlorgue
geionot. Sroi Grabeno, oie @attin
oes EoOten, CAB all, ooB i6r Nlaun
Iib idbon ieit IGngerer 3eit IN leioeu-
Dem @eiuno6eits5uitonOe 6efunOen
babe.
Somule &opp
Dit eineni Inn 0en Sols geiHhuge-
uen Seile an einen Sofen bGngenO
muroe geitern Wlorgen gegen balls 3
ll6r ser le6loie &orper oes 52jdbri-
gen Samitel Gopp in Dem Seller iei.
uer @o6nung 9lr. 1903, 6reoerid-
9lpcnie, bon ieine mSobne Sobn ouf-
gefunoeu. &opp mar 3ulebt linn If
llbr ON 9lbeno por6er BON ieiuer
Go6ter @leonore ouf ieinem Bette
iiseno geie6en poroen. glls tie i'm
fragte, poriini er 81 10 ipdter Stunoe
nod auf iei onhuortete er ibr filr5:
nSSb mar nod nibt idldfrig." Ger
So6n Oes toOten Wionnes fonO ge-
Itern 01orgen ieinen goter nibt in
ieinem 3inuer Dor uno bego6 iid
iogleid no6 ibm ouf oie Sucbe. 9as
er i'm I'M aeQer entoedte, mar ser
aorper bereiis eiSfalt. Coroner @en-
berg bonn iiiopeitliheu Giitrift gob
Elm ouf Sel6itmorO lolitenoes @erOift
o6. 6rnu Sennie aopp, oie Nittme,
crflGrte, ooB ibr @lann 6ereits 3luei
Dial in ieinem 9e6en ocriucbt bo6e,
ieinem 2eben Elm GnOe 81 MAIDEN,
ino OoB er felt einem Sabre an DE
landolie gelitten 6o6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Sd. Nrnlf Sdlmeiher anriidatfelrt.

Inter ocn 9lmerifoncrn, oie geltcrn
NIT ocm 6ondnoiihen Dpfr uEots.
0anlD bon Hottcr0om nod Seem 9ort
fomcn, befouoen iid Die folaenoen
@oltimorcr Sr. Grnit SdmeiBer,
Or. im0 Srmi SorrD 5rieoenmolo
itno ocrcn Sobn Sonos, Saco6 @ooo-
man 6rau 6. @leDcr bon RoIono
Horf 6rou 6. Giicmau ino 5rou @.
Wtaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
9Soif nodl 0entihlanS.

9riefe nad Deutihlano, aber fei-
ncrlei onoerc Sohen, ouh fcine 9Soit.
onmeiiuueen, meroen I'M 9ieiigen
9oitotntc bis gum 6reitng, oen tS.
Scptcmber, gl6enos 8 llbr, ongenom-
men. Qieie @oitiabeu ge6eu nit Dem
Gampfer uglncona" iiber Sdweoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

&dbreno er auf Ger GboriessStr.'
9rilde @eporohncu fiir oie Ser
cini9tc StroBenbo6n @eicaidaft~
Dorna6m muroc ser in glr. 116,
9loro Gamooo glpeuue. wobnboite
S6reiner O. 6. 9. 2onac bon oem
glutouobil oes Or. G. 8. g9ilfins bon
glr. 6. gloro .9roaowoo, aetrofien.
2anae fam nit leibten @erlebun9cn
0opon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

Beitrdge gum 9d(fSfOnO fit UerWun-
Oete SO(OOten unO nOt6(eiOenOe UOittWen
mO OJHi(enUOn gefalIenen ErIegern Oer
Oeut[6en unO O(terreiC6if6=ungari(fGn
ArIheen werOen UOn 6eOOGmddligten
GONe6tOren OeS llnn66dngigen Biirger=
OereinS ge(Ommed. AuC6 wirO fit OoS
Oeut(c0e ROt6e Jreu5 OOn GOp(u( Cart
g. cGOerib, G6e G6ur(eS- unO German
Stru6e ge(Nmme(t.
JeOen ]1littmO6 miro i6er 6eiOe
Samm(mgen i'm "GOrrc(pOnOenten
guittirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
iinterbaItnnos .ggeaiueiTcr.

,,Aubiiofinm" 16c Gamblers"
,,Ooloninl" lbe Common Cniu"
,,Wnnctn" oeiih Spori Nurlcaquers"
,,Uinrlano Heib'a a4n Sinr" sSauoebiue.
,,Wiunl.9linDcmic" l0c Better gSnD"
vQerrmnns Hnrf" Srlair MDno IdeIid
ldu0eOle liuiii uno Ldn3.
Naicbnn in 5crrapir3arl" 0cuie Nnliis
lOrc QcQcu N0lli0s.0iin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16
Gotal .t4,S65
Smitb's Wlaioritdt 1l.519.

gos gotim fir Die 9eDer6er Inn
Die GongreB 9loninotiou in oen
@aros, welde sum- fiiuiten Giitrift
9e6oren, mar pie iolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-16

9laSieal Gtre grnd6Gnoer.
e. S. WieraeBeun e &c.,
525 0..Gntaiu.Stry Baltimore, Wl6.
(gluoi5.30ltE&S)