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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
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nabme Der OiebeIleM.

Gie @aibiugton 9icgicring iie6t in
elmer ioldcu Die cin5ige @loalif.
tcit 5ur ooucruocn 26iung ocs
mcrifoniidcn @roblcms. Der
oclti6c Qombfer ogpirangu1 &c.
itcrn IN @cra Gru5 anaetoui-
men.
g8oiBington, 30. @tai.
glac gLn3eidcn in @dibnaton ocpten
0oroitf Bin, 0aB sic &crntittllingS'
lIntcr6onolungcn in g1iogard' 6als,
Gnt, Ii6 mebr ais ermortet in olI
QGnqe sicbcn lperocn. Dab oi(
gSaI6ngton. .9legicrling bic Gbeilnap.
Inc scr GonItitutionaliiten an ocl
6ricoenS Gonfercn5 81 er5Ieelen
miipid5t, Itcbt atBer Srage. Die glo'
miuiitrotion lit Der 9lnlitb, oaB Srle.
0ensbcoinglrngeu, mcldc feine Nus
ilht oui @citano bobcn DoIlig nilg'
lbs iin0.
Gs muroe in sl6miHiitrotionSfrei'
len gciogt OoB Die omeritoniibeil
1cIegoten 8u Der Gonfcren3 initruirt
morocn liuo, Den iHDomcrifauiibcn
&ernlittlern tlor 1u MAIDEN, pic
notbmcnoig Die Cooperation oerGon-
Ititutionaliiten al @r5iellna eiues
@lanes 3ir 0uucrnocn 4ociiicirllna
Wlerifo's iei.
Sieiioc glgcnten ser Gonitititios
faliiten moIltcH iid niHt iibcr Die
nclicn Gntmidllngen Der Situotion
GuI,ern. sic erfIdrten nibts BON
General Gorran3a Gcb6rt 5u bobcu.
Ieit lcine 9oiIdaft ocn &ermittlcrn
iibcroeben pur0e. Scnor llrQle0i,
Ser llcbcrbrinVer Scr @otidoft miro
8uriidtebren. gs
muroc ouac0clttct, DAB bic Gorran.
SiItcu iid nic6t 5ur Gbcilnobmc an
Den Germiitltngs &erbnnolun9en
linter Scr 9coinglmg Ocriteben mir
ocn 0oB iie bic 5einoieligfeltcn &C.
Qcn &ucrtd cinitellcu niiiBicit.
3um crltcn DioIe felt 8cginn oeS
ofiitcn Sta0iums Der WlcrifosSitllas
tion gab cS bellte i'm Stoatsy I'M
GricgS. nno 0iarineDe Deportcmcnt eli
ncn Jcicrtog. giitr menige 8camtc
iparen int Dienit itno mr. lmbcocil
tcnoc 9folltinc @crid)te bon Den 0ffi.
sieren uno gonulnr. 9eoniten IN Nic.
rifo gingen elm. SIN 5lotten &c.
pdrtcmeiit bortc man nit &Htcrcllc
bon set glntimft ocS ocitihen Dnnl-
piers nDpiraneo" in Gcro Gru5 Der
befountlib in 4iierto Nlcrifo gSof
icn uno Nhuiition fir Suerto &c.
loUoet bdbcu foil.
Gontrc 9louliral Nomaro bcrihtc
ic bon ocr gScit @iiitc 0leritoS, ouB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

icpclt Sol. Soiep6 6. @iQarO, Sen
omerifaniiAcn Sotiboitcr on Spa
nieu, 6rau @iaorO unO Sri. Belle
gSDat6 gSilorO in gluOien5.
Ger Nionarcb iu1ter6ielt lid lam
acre 3eit nit Srn. &ermit Hooiepelt
unO lieB iicb bon ibm 6eionOcrs iiber'
ieine fii3licben @rle6nine in Srali-
lien 8erio5t erltotten.
Ger a0nig iagte Ct 6oiie Gol.Gbeo-
oore 9Rooiepelt bel iidj 5lt ieben mann
oeriel6e sur Sod3eit icines Sobnes
nn6 Spouien fonIme.
Gle &od5eit miro am TO-, Itatt am
If. SUM lgnttiinOem Oo onS lebtere
Cotitm Corpus G6riiti-Eag iit
& Sc blengrG Der geto D.
tet.
2eeOs, gnqlono, 80. Wloi.- @lf
&o6leugrd6er murOen get0otet uno
cine gan3e g(n5obl on0erer erlittel
GerleBungcn, ais iidj beilte in ser
Silfltone &o0lcn5ec6e 81 @6ornciiife
cine Sos Grploiiou eretgnetc. Ser
llnfoQ creignete iidl 81 elmer 3eit,
ais mir penige 9lrbciter III ser @rit-
be moren; ionit mare Oie 3a6l Der
Opier un6eoinat piel gr0Ber gemor-
Oen
&erferfiir Graft.
Eofio, Sapan, 80. Dfai. Gin
GrieQsgeriHt oerurt6eilte geItern Sen
@ice {. 9lOmirol g9a Matiunloto bon
Der ioponideu 6lotte 5u 0rei sa6ren
imO oen Captain Souaiofi 81 einem
So6r Gcrfer. Ger mitangeflagte
Commander ,Su5ufi purOe freigc-
ipro6eu Die glnflage lolitetc oiif
9lnua6me BON 9eitedpngSgelOern III
Gcr6inounq nit Niarine.Gontraften.
Gas &orbnnOeniein bon Cor
ruption in gelpiiien &reiicn Der iopa-
niicben W}arine gelangte ans Si6t
ourh einen 9Sro5eB, ipelder i'm per-
oongcneu Sanuar in Berlin itott.
fon0. Gin glngeiieIlter elmer oellt'
i6en @aiien 6irma in oeren 9ii-
reaur in Sofio puroc lpegen beim.
lben @erfoiis BON 0ofumcntcn ser
,Sirruo pro5ciiirt, in0 i'm 9olie Der
@cr6on0limq gelnngte ein Shreiben
sitr @erleilng nits peldeni berpor4
Ning, OoB pcri6ieoene iaponiidc @la-
rincoiiisicre IN bo5en Stelimgen
Sdmierqeloer iiir sic 3umciiung bon
Gontraften an oie SSirma er6olten
battcn. So6olO OieS in Eofio be.
fonnt aeporoeu purOe cine llnteriu-
6nnQ eingeleitet pelde SIR &er6of.
tuna ser 6ctreifenOen Giii5iere fii6r-
te Ger @orfoa fam aub I'M iapani-
iden @arlament SIR Sprobe itno
beruriad6te Ocrartig beitioe S5enen,
OoB 0as Ntiniiterinm iib sum Slid.
tritt gc5mungen iab)
9tc6cr toot, ais mid t flie-
Gen.
Gien 30. Nloi. Sin patbcti-
ic6cs @orfonunniB miro aus truman
in 93ie0cr.Gcltrcih aemeloet. Iort
mo6nte Der 6d6uricb Der 9leier0e 9Ir-
t6ur 5trupad), ociien gon5eS Se6nen
un0 Tenfen oorali a65iclte. WfilitGr-
flicocr su iueroen Wlit einem Sblog
fab cr olc feline SOfinungeu mo all
icine @iimiDe id6 pernibtet. Ger FIRST |
eroffllcta i6m na6 elmer cinge6enoen
llntcriu1rmg er iei ber5IcioenO, TO-
nit ucrbicte iib fir i'm Die 6lieger-
Gorricre bon ielbit. Ger SG6nrib |
ua6m Iicb oieics Oertortig 5u Scr5eL
oaB ct lid) oeH 200 CAB.
Scucr auf Dompfcr rs er-
mania"
TaDal, 9l5oren, 30. W1ai. Sin
sScucr, pclheS an 8or0 oeS 9om
piers n@ermouio~ BON Scr 05obre-
2inie~ ousbrod, ser om %. 5. 90.
auf ieiner Sobrt nad 2jiio6on, Bar
cclono un0 Morieilc bon Stem. yorf
nbfubr puroe eel0idt, ebe Der Gam
pier bier cintraf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

IN Acopulco, no fiir3licb ouf olSldn-
oiiAe Sdiffe gefeuert moroen mar,
olles rubig iei. Der glOnirol mel
retc fcrncr, DOB Der 2rcu3er uglIbas
nD4 in Solino Gru5 lno Der oelIt'
.ihe, &reil5cr ogdirnbergD in glcopul'
iro nHgclonot iei.
III Scr TrouSport 1ompier n%ons
,ce9 fiibr Bcute BON @nlpciton nod
Gampico alb. gr botte 300 5liidt.
linge an 8oro. pel1e getpiinidt bot.
topg na6 oort 8uriid5utebreu.
09pfrongo~ in Gera Gru5
angelnngt
8eru Gru5, 80. N}ai. Ter
0eutiC6e Tanpier nDpirango~ mel.
der fiir5li6 in @uerto N}erico g9of-
fen imo M}lnition fir bic @uerto-9e.
giering gclonoet 6o6en loQ, fam
beute bier an
Sr. &nrl S5epnen Ser glgent Der
Son6urg 9lmerifo Sinie in StoOt
Oierifo, mel6er oie 2onOnng oesGars
aos orrongirt 6u6en ioll batte SUI
lontinen nit 0cn oeitlden Gonul
uno Gopitdn ScrnI. .. Stidnep, Dem
3oIleinne6mer 0eS Sofens, cine Gons
ieren5 init Dem Captain Oes oeltlden
Sdiiics.
@r ScDncn ioaie ipdter Dab @r.
StldneY leoeufoas beilte 9lben0 elne
@eloltroIe ii6er Sen Captain perbdn.
aen meroe. Gr erfldrte, OoB Der Ga.
pitdn oann 9iirQi1oft iteden per0e,
lporauf Der Iompier noc6 SoOonn
pcitcrfo6ren mcr0e.
9r. Sepnen 6ctonte. oaB Ser Gapi-
tan oes 0Ypirongo~ oas DoQe 9lerbt
ge3abt babc, ieineu Cargo 3u lanoeH,
ga Fucrto Dlerico ein ,oifcncr Sas
fen" gemeleu iei Gr 6cmcrftc nod
aisorlldlIdl, ooB Oie OcutiMe 9lcgie-
nng NIT Der Qon5en Sad1e nid]t oaS
@crinGlie 5u t6uu acbobt Ga6c. ST
claude niHt, ooB 0eictlitb Sic @}0g.
licbleit bcltebc, bon sen Tii6rcrn ser
,gpiranaa" mO ,9oparioD @eloiira.
len 5ll er6e6en.
gf merifuncr Smitb i'm IS Z.
fanGniB qcfunocn.
gln 8oro oeS @ hlac6 t.
{dfffeS eGolifornio,~, so a.
sultan 90 N3ai. (orif Orobtloicm
Sgcae ndc6 Gan Diego, Sal, 30.
D2oi. Gfii5icrc ocs Ssrcitaers 9(l.
6onp@ pclcber in 9lriIto lonocte, ia
Zen ocn glmcritoner z. 8. Smitb in
Tonola int@efdngniB qcfiinocn. Scr
icl6e crfrcltte iid aiter 9c6anolung.
scine 6ouilie beiinoct iicb IN SyrrI.
bcit.
Smith mar Dcrbaitet mor0en unter
Scr 9lnId6uloiguna om S. os. W3ts.
0rei gfuralcs get0otct 8u bobcn. Gr
ers6hItc sen 0ifi8icrcn, ooB cr iii
Sclbitpcrt9ciOigitng geihoIien babe.
Scr fron56iiiben Goniul Al D4a
aotIon 6ot i'm giamen Der nISlGn0i.
ihcn Goniilln in oieicm Sofcn all
glomiroI Sowaro All sic onlcrifoni.
idc syIofte appellirt imo i'm beIicren
Sdlub fiir 9llisIdnocr criuc6t. Gr
beIonOers oieginIeitung bon
S@ubmoBrcgeln geacn Die @cfa6r
Ser Sunocrsuot1 inioloc scr louacn
geIoacriing BON Nlo5atIon uno qc.
aen Sic Eootung bon glidttombot.
tantcn.
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wrm. .,. 03cigc fn'S 0fnSIorh 6csorc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
rnIi8man filE MMerIn-

Maibingtom 30. @2ai. Gi.
III 9gaibinatonerin iiberianotc 0cr
hieliaca Iponiiden 9oti@oit eiucn
IoHSmon (einen @1onoitcin. nit
ccr gittc, 6enIeI6en al oen pro0iot
ridden @rdiiocnten Sierta ~ glcgito
All iibcrnitteIn. Die Senoerin iags
fe III cincm bcigciiigteH 8rieic, Dob
Der 9aIiSman @eneraI Guerta, io
lougc cr ocnieIben BEL iid traae, Gr.
fold Ill alien icucn llntcrucbmpngcu
Erinaei mcroc, Dic @otIdaft crfiiIIs
IL ocn ggunid Der 5rau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
0O1brornt(am.
8alclcr iutrrparlamCa.
tarii@c @OmicrcnS.
3ur SeiIcrmitg Semticbs
fram5DiiItber &csicbmngcm

0}itgIicocr oes ocltibeu 9tei6stogS
unO Oes fron8oiiiacn @arIa'
ments in 5itung. sdpicrig.
felt Scr ibnen Dorlieechoeu 9lnf-
oo6e in einer GrfIdruns bctont.
u9Iquitania" tritt Simafcrn.
rciic an. @roBtes britiibes
s8iff.
8aieI, 30. Nlai. llngeid6r
Gin Grittcl scr W1itglieoer oes Oclt-
idcn un0 ocS fran50liiben &orla-
mcnts traten 6eute bier 5u elmer @on-
ieren5 3uiamnicn pclbc Die gelic-
rliug Scr oclti6 .irnn5olilcbeu Be-
5ic6ungcn sum 3iel bat. 81 ser Gon-
iercn3 fii6rtcn Baron D'@itolrncIles
oe @onitant ais &ertrcter Sranf-
rci9's uuO Der ireiiinnige 9icidstags-
9lbgcoronctc GonrnO &alBnann ais
9icprdicntant Gcutidlano's ben Gor-
iie.
GS murOc cine Grtl6riIng Der0l-
ieutlic6t pelde roie beOcutiamc umO
idmierigc 9hligabc nncrfamte, mcl-
dc oarin beitc6e, cincn oauernOen
mo lihcren 5rieOen 3mildcn 5mei
@oltcrn 6cr6ei5iliii6rcn, Oie pd6renO
i1rer ru6mpoQen in0 lorgenrcihen
@eidicbtc 10 Oft III Gonflitt nit ein-
ml0cr gefomnlcn ieien"
DllnO Oo6", 70 beiBt eS meiter IN
Der Grfldrung, nimternimmt cs Die
Observation-Disclosures Goniercn5, nit
3ubclfcn bel Der gclpaltigcn 9lufgabe
Der Gr5icbmg 5u gcgcnieitigcngSobl-
moIlen, pclbc bci oieiem 9eltrcbcn
not6menoig lit, OaS nidt mIBerbalb
0cr Sdranfcn 0cs &onncns oieier
Abci0cn &olfer licgeit iolltc"
IS ilt scr &lan, pcrmancnte Gomis
ten aus Gcrtrctcrn beiOer SGn0er 81
or0aniiircn, 0eren gluigabe eS iein
ioa, babel 81 6elien irrefi6renOer
Sniormation imo &oriIrtbcilen ent-
gcgcn3uar6citcu
n9(Quitouia" tritt Sua0.
fcrnrciiean
2ipcrpool, 80. Nloi Ser
Tompier u@Quitonio1 Der Gunar0-
2inie, Oos groBte Sdiff @roB6ritan.
niens, trat beutc bon bier ieineSung-
iernrciic nod 0teiu.Yorf nl1
Die llicr ser NlerleD moren bon ei-
ncr 0icbtgcordngten @lenidenmenge
beiebt, pelhc in SSu6clrlfe aus6rab,
ais oos itol5e Sdiif iic5 lougiam
iortbepegte
&crmit &ooieDeIt bei s. g.
min gllfons.
0l a0ri0, 30. N}ai. &6nig gll-
ions enpiing 6clte Sru. &ermit BOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31
SanSGaltnnaS-ltntc

@ittSburgb, Fa., 30. Wtai.-
9luf @eranIaiinng ocs bieiiacu Shul-
raibcs weroeu au 26. Suli 80 NQ6o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

9GEc air. 0sciic tns 9InSInub 6cloret
q. i gluine' S,r. 4i3, Sf.SaIiimOrc Str.,
nuDC GuilOm @unle slpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

den, ipelMe in biciieen 8oniIien GU
0eIteIlt iino, inter Der 9eituug =
Sri. Srenc McGermott, 9eiterin Ds.
ausbalts-llnterribtS IN Den oTIe"r,
liden S6ulen, einen &urius IN Os'
SauSbaltsmiiienidaft beginncn lpgy
der oht @o6en oouern rmO geleV
ring iiber praftiid5c Sausar6eit pl.,
tet, mel6e oie @ido1eu befab'ge'
ioa, quite 90bne 81 beroienen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-31

galle Mtr 9leige in'S 0luslano befcr6i oni
9iainr, Oir. 4i3, SftSaItlmuve. strahe, ""'
0uitpm 0pHie NuenAe.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
TAKING I R CENSUS

Approximately Z026OOo0oo native field birds, exclusive of spar
to partial returns announced of the first bird census IN the history of
the government, now being made by the department Of agriculture. A-
parently the most umerou of these birds is the robin of which. it IS
estimated, there are 1C0O0WO east Of the Mississippi river. They aver
age fifty pairs to the square mile, while all field birds average U0
pairs to the square mile after emitting land planted in crops where there
are small chances for birds to nest and in timber land.
These early return Of the census indicate there are wide variations
in the bird population in different parts of the country. Chew Chase,
Md, a suburb OF Washington, reports the most numerous bird life thus
far, with n average of about sever pairs per acre Only a few places
report as high a population as four pars per acre.
The mss extensive censu of birds in forest land, which supports
a much smaller population than IN equal area of farm land. comes from
Montana, where the careful counting Q N nearly a thousand acres show
ed an average CT one pair to each three acres.
Hope that the militant srfragettes did OF try to DESTROY. Bobby
Burns cottage ,ust because somebody told them ne was the author of
"A Mans a Man for "a That"
Next week may go down il history as the date of passage Of the
first big ship through the Panama canal
-oo-
Just because baby looks at a mn without crying is II reason for
him to think he is an Apollo.
Registration in California closes today and NJ month hence he
state primaries occur.
-oo-
That mitant sufragete who got to the king only begged, him not
u use militant rethods-Florida Times Union.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
NEW YoRK's COMPENSATION LAW

Most liberal to workmen and most severe upon the employer is
the comment OF one authority upon the New York State Workmens
Compensation law, taking effect July |. Nor does he hesitate % affirm
that for "a good while the operation OF it will be Experimental But
the New York Tribune thinks otherwise, and say that TIL effect of the
law may well begin a new era of cooperation between employees and
employers and it adds that the citizens of New York a congratu-
late themselves that they have brought their state abreast of the n
lightened thought of the world in this important reform" The enforce
ment of the law is in charge OF a Workmens Compensation commission,
and it affects about 100000 workers and 10000 employers in forty
two groups OF hazardous trades.
Chief among the employments exempt from its provisions are
domestic service, farm labor, and mercantile work. Claims are adjust
ed by the commission, empowered to bring suit for n employee in case
of necessity. On their side the employers are insurng themselves
against liability either in the stock insurance companies or in the state
insurance department. The premiums asked by the state are from 8 to
9 per cent below the average premiums OF private companies press e
ports say, and there is a rumor that an additional reduction of Is per
cent may be made.
Adverse critics OF the law, betrayins a hope that it will be declared
unconstitutional by the courts, cavn at state insurance, as the fund has
no guaranty except the 100000 which "a appropriated for the first
mand for state insurance indicates that OF the total business resultant
state. This is considered remarkable he avers as no time wa at
state" The New York World points out that the compensation to
1T will be 66H per cent of such wages, paid during the time of dis
ability No compensation, however, is to be paid for the first fourteen
days, the law provides, as a guard against ase claims. In case of death
from injury, the World continues, and where dependents are left, 80
per cen OF average wages will be paid o the ~idow during widowhood
and 10 per cent additional for each surviving minor child" Only
lawyers Of the corporation class and lawyers known as Ambulance
chasers' will suffer from the new law concludes the World, while all
others concerned will be relieved of either a great injustice OF a ham,
penng industrial uncertainty"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25

Hating Mr.. Iryan is n old and well established New York indus
Try; but our neiehboI the Sun rather overdoes it when it srowls that
woman suffrage gets n o real strength from the adherence of this vet
eran champion OF humbug"
Woman suffrage will be submitted to the voters of Nebraska in
November, says the New York World, and Mr.. Bryans open Champion
ship of the measure will be worth many thousand votes. If equal SUI
rage carries Nebraska by reason of Mr.. Bryans support. we should
say that this is about is much real strength" as any m is likely
to contribute to the cause.
Nor do we think that Mr.. Bryans sincerity in supporting equal sf-
frage is open to attack. Mr.. Roosevelt went to Chicago a opponent
of equal suffrage and, suddenly underwent the most extraordinary
Pauline conversion known to American politics. Mr.. Bryan said moth
ing for OF against equal suffrage until the issue a raised in his own
procedure.
We take it for granted that he is still strongly opposed to woman
suffrage by constitutional amendment, and that ne adheres to the his
torical principle Of his party that suffrage is a state matter.
Moreover, it is ridiculous to say that Mr.. Bryan has decided to
champion woman suffrage merely because it is popular. No American
politician of this generation has ever advocated a greater number of
unpopular measures than Mr.. Bryan, or been more obstnate1y willing
to remain in a minority.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
TOPICS IN BRIEF

~ LIN oN4GH
apohs Journal
T. R. insists that what he did to Colombia is O worth s25OOO00.
Philadelphia Record.
Messrs. Cowdray and Pierce are kept busy pouring troubled oil on
the w Post.
The income tax has developed about the only important crop failure
of the year-Washington Star.
Give flue:ta ONE credit He hasn't announced that he could drink
or let it alone-Cuiumbia State.
The proverb doesn't "a that the hand that rocks Mr. Asquith will
rule the Embellishments Star.
New York City has 5,s33537 inhabitants and possibly even or
eight thousand sou1s-Houston Post.
Luck ISN'T always against Secretary Bryan. A large grape crop is
assured this year--Cleveland Leader.
The way the white man robbed those poor Indians might be refer
red to as a Cherokee strip-Boston Transcript,
Fifty candidates for governorship of Oregon looks as if the West
had its unemployed problem, too-Wall Street Journal.
unanimous for I1uerta They knew their Observation-Disclosures Sun.
The English singer who says there are no critics in this country
House matthew York American.
fttsburg strikers having threatened to boycott baseball, the
try will awaken at last to the fact that the strike problem has SIM
ply got to be Standardization News and Courier.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
Paper for Aurora

Mark H. Edwards. owner of the
Bridgeport Chronicle, and who is d
candidate for district attorney of
Mono county was in town Wednes-
day. Mr.. Edwards is arranging TO
start a paper at Aurora, having
bought the plant of the old Bodie
Miner. The first issue of the new
paper will make its appearance about
tire middle OF Observation-Disclosures
Ter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
Nearly Five Tons of Bullion

The semi-monthly shipment OF
lie Tonopah Belmont Development
{, mpany representing four and three
quarter tons, was forwarded ftm
Tonopah Thursday by Wells-Targo.
1t was valued at $S5,5l5. This is for
the short half Of the month AMI for
a period when the price of silver was
lower than at any time in the course
OF the last two and one-half years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
Grand Officers
Institute Lodge

Tuesday evening Carson Valley
Lodge, +. and A. NJ, which has been
working under a dispensation since
its organization a few months ago,
Was duly constituted by the officers
OF the Grand Lodge OF Nevada and
the officers thereof installed. At the
conclusion OF the ceremonies, the
visiting brethren were invited to the
Rltchtord hotel where the members
OF the local lodge had arranged for
a banquet in honor of the occasion.
Among the visiting members from
Keno and Carson were:
Grand Master Ted Steinmetz, Past
Grand Master Matt S. Kyle, Senior
Grand Warden II. w. Miles, George
Robinson and Captain Gosse of
Reno: Vim. David, Deputy Grand
Master, E. D.. VANDERBILT, Grand
Secretary, E. H. Walker, Grand
Treasurer, F. H. Norcross, Grand
Orator, VIM. Mcmillan, R. LEVERS,
{. H. German. w. X. Freudenberger,
{. S. Foster, Geo. w. Robinson, l..
+. Adamson, A. Jacobs, Jas. David,
Geo Kitzmeyer, Dan Morton, Pete
Nelson and Tom Lott of Carson and
H. G.. Marsh of Minden.
The following officers were install
ed: T. G. Farrer, NJ: NJ. Mack. S.
w.; Earl Christensen; ]. W.; A. Jen-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25
Salesman Dies

J. E. Haskell, a travelling sales
man. well-known in Nevada, passed
away suddenly at his home in Oak
and recently, according to T w.
Blackwell of Virginia City. son-in-
law of the deceased. Mr.. Haskell
made regular trips throughout Ne
rada for thirty-ive or forty years.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-07-25

sen, Treasurer; H. Mack, Secretary.
-RecOrd-COurier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
COUNTRY CLUB
IMPROVEMENTS
WILL BE STARTED MONDAY ON
ELABORATE SCALE.
Contract for RemodeIlno Club House
Awarded to J. w. Beitz & Son.
Complete by May First.

The contract for improvements to
he Wheeling Country Club property
was awarded yesterday afternoon TO
j. W. Beltz & Son. The work OF re-
modelling the club house will begin
Monday morning and will be rushed TO
completion as rapidly as the weather
viii permit. II Is expected TO have
the building ready for occupancy ey
May 1.
The improvements will be OF an
elaborate nature. The structure will
be almost rebuilt. The interior will be
remoceled and the present sleeping
rooms will be r%earranged. while an ad-
diton TO be used as sleeping rooms
VIII be constructed.
Announcement was made Yesterday
That all persons having belongings az
the club house should remove them at
once In order not TO hinder the work.
The work OF improving the recently
acquired property will be started as
soon as the weather permits. Includ.
ed In the contemplated improvements
TO the grounds is an addition 10 the
present golf course. an 1S-hoIe course
being decided upon.
II Is estimated that all the improve.
ments will cost between $4,000 and
$4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
KILLED BY The
MAN HE WHIPPED

special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. go
AFTER being thoroughly thrashed
by charles Whit, a well known farm
or living rear Sissonsville. this coun-
". Georg Johnson. who recently
came 10 this county from Tennessee.
procured a shot gun and went TO the
held where Whit was working and
shot him 20 death. The shooting oc-
CURED some time yesterday and IN
10 tonight johnson had not been ap
~prehended. although officers have
been searching the neiEhborhood
me trouble between the two men IS
reported 10 have been over some
trivial matter. Whit was married
ana had q large family. Little is
Known about Lohnenn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31

the first week in next June. he will
start for Colorado Springs. Col. the
scene OF his next revival. On the
way II presnt plans are carried out.
he viii stop at Wichita. Kan, TO at
tend a convention OF laymen, all OF
whom r his converts.
He received a letter yesterday from
Wichita signed by a committee. stat
ing that such a convention is planned
and asking him TO fix a date for II so
that he could attend. An answer was
sent. saying that the only possible date
az which Mr.. Sunday could be present
was after the Huntington revival and
before that at Colorado Springs. The
invitation said that 1900 men con
yerted by Billy" would attend the
convention. coming from four states.