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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Wnte @elOanIasen.

S'al0'loateo Gas electric Sight &
Yower 60. oiferirt $2,5OO,O0O in
V0lonoten. SubicriptiouSfor.
lalllare iin0 bei 9(ler. @rolpn &
Sons 5u 6obcu.
a. Sie wObIHeEaniiie gonfiirma 9acr.
@.pn @S'pl9n Y S9nS, SiioiucIt-@de pon
N".'nore- uno GalpertitroBe, natbt
e'ner 9ln5cigc on onocrer Stcllc
Y, ~ gSelltihen Gorreiponoenteu~ altf
s' ,"e Vcloonloge oifmerfioL uelHe
o"'' ,"O's lber icds @ro5ent 81 briH.
~ SS'. ~ 0'rlpfi@t, Iic Sirma bictet
E, n0VoOOO IN 54pro3cntiaen @olOno-
~ Qer q9onioli0ote0 @as electric
|gl y Roper 81" an fir tuelde
Is 0llocriptions Sormulare gra-
uno trei ouf Gerlangen 5uienOet.
q, SqS Nodstbum ser @eidGfte ser
osr paqnie lit b06it 5ufrieoeuiteueuo
velen Sn flint Sa6reu, oont 80.
oes S~,ll 1903 bis gum 30. SSlui 1914
NAVY g'Nen Die grutto Ginna6men aus
,;.sl s,a Scrtoif BON @as lluo GIeftri-
A. S~u' I'm 43 &ro5ent ST. Die 3obl
iIs %l'f0cn VI iiir Gleftri3itGt Itieg I'M
ero.,T ,Tro6ent uno Der @erfauf BON
sae sae'r3ltot in &ilouott Stun0en
!' ~ llnl 277 @ro5ent SIT.
"a. p lInon5ieQcn 9(ngelegen6citel
ii%. "A .eompaauic Itebcu ltuter Der 9luf-
tS,a @ lmO Die g(us0obe i6rcr gefuri-
S.s ! llnterliegen ser 3uItimnulng
tri.t eonlniiiion fir 0ffcntIide Sc.
Ve 0on @orplano.
En,rrle 0'otcn iino cine Oirefte Ser
eI..s 'cpteit Scr GouIoliooteo @aS
enr. '''c Slgbt ono @opcr 50. BON
Sloo o'''lIore. S6r 9}cnmuert6 lit |
~ q;" 5000 rn0 $1,000, nuO pcr0cu
SanS,c0Qpons, am Is. @lGrj lnO Is.
5oy' ''s'llOcr cines jeOen Sa1re5 8a6l- |
a. a uel9cfiigt 6aben.
Ma a@ ac@ Dem S(ilsipcis ser Gonlpag- |
Sip d Iur i6r Iebtes 5isfoGiobr uoren |
iin0 Seroicniic iibcr @ctriebslnfoitcu
9SS clNicbcuocu 9lusgabcn 81 A99
aobo looS ipic man Ic6en fonI
6eNo.:o :ouolImal iopicl ols Der Sins
6c Y \. llIr oic gepluntc 93otcnouSga-
9ntil Gle ErioritGtS- Ii. Stamm-
tioos,,' s'' o. Der Gonpognic boben 81 ie-
bon ny y 9@arftnotirllueen ciuen @ert6
nio "oer S16,5O0.OOO. Gle Gompug-
6 Nsu9u NipiOenOen 5ur Gotc bon
NJ 05ent ouf lire &rioritdts- unS
SrU6ent oli lire Stammofticr.
Biz s'l pcnOe iiH oertrauensDoa al
o'r0a 9llGr. @ropn g. Cons.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Den GOit6e6SrOcn ausocliefcrt.

Ser i'm uSebering.SouS~ wobn.
6ofte, 36 Sabre oltc 9Sotrid s. Oil
lon, ipeI6er ain WtithOo6 9l6eno
Our6 0ie 0eteftios @raolcp uno Ga-
rep unter oem @erood)t pcr6oftet
purOe, ongebli6 an Der 8ecrau6ung
me6rerer Eoitduiter in 0elaporc be-
tbeiligt gepeien 81 iein wurOe ge-
tern in ser nittleren Yoli5iitotion
Dem -@iilfsmarihoa @elroD
ousgeliefert. Gr muroe ipGtcr Dem
Yunoes-GonnliiiGr @ouo Dorgcfiibrt,
mel6er i'm biS SIT eincni weitcren
Ger6or ON ndcbiten 9ienItog felt.
bicIt 9lab 9(niiht scr 0etcftips
NOR Der &erboftete an scr 9erou=
6lm9 Scr 9Soitdmter bon SeltoI
Glaptor @rceuwooo uno GcImor in
@cIapare betbeiliot lmo mur0e bon
oen 9lnoes @roBocidmorencn bou
&ilmington 0cl4 lnter 9lnfIoae &c.
Itcllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Sei Der SudJe nadl Slrbcit ocrnn.
0liidt.

3mei Monner iuurocn geiiern 9or-
mittag BON eiuem Gangir5uge auf
Dem ofienen Bier ser yg9eItliben
@larpldnoer 9a6n" ST. Sort Gooiug-
ton erfaBt mo oerartig ihmer pcr-
lebt, ooB Der cine glei1 Ooroui itarb
uno Der anoere 5ur 3eit nod in fri-
tiicbef 3uitouoe i'm nMercp-Soipital~
oarnieoerliegt Ger @etootete lit ser
45sid6rige WliHoel SoueBafe ans ser
@ai6ugton-StroBe, iein i6per Der
lester @ci6brte lit Sonob @auitausfl
bon 9}r sos, Gaitle StraBc. 9eioe
iino Sdiiisitaucr unO worteteu auf
oaS GinIouicn ciues nit Giien bcId-
ocncn S6iiies. Sonetate mar bon
Den Rdoeru oeS 3ugcs iiirrbt6nr Ocr-
ltiinmelt morOen m16reuO @ani.
tasti bolptid6lid imcrlid uerlest
icin 0iiritc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Soinen nod nut iuce.

Die Oio,N, N,eecnoocriMt itanoci geitern
So6rp SSnabcn: Oscar @cder, odt
aoQina VI y Ntr. 1921, 9clt-g(bcluc
l59i n neorncs 5c6n Sabre olt, Olr.
acln =slDcnuc; SSoIcp6 Clifton
y syoS'9 Tu9re alt luio 0corgc Clifton
Dor gS0 at g1r. 1922, 9cIt 9loc.,
Ntcr ''l Slt9enoridtcr SSiIliams
6ebrl,or,.' r'r AnidulOialng, om %.
Y 1on'.r[oa 1 oaS Sous ocs Srn. Com.
Spr6ItSUSeu 0ar. 1926, SyodioultroBc,
Sepocr0Osert Sit bo6cn.. Gic bier
ll@ 6op,o, oooeten iid crit lmo icttcn
aeiunSo,, 5ll stacr gOaoblscit All sen
o5mcp0 0''sr : eBiuadrcn nicOer. Dam
SoGen u, lle fiir iinerfd6r 500 oilocrc
aittcIto s'll. Serecont llrlprli6 cr-
lSSqitluo Qas 90 0uartctt unO iciuq Scr
SeneiISa loIate. g(s ser aidtcr sic
sie @ipsr onaebart bottc, iuoIlte CT crit
SoS Iiss s lad strufanItoltcn Ienoen,
ssnO ertS. p s @noOc fir 0icdt crgcbcu
l'uOern' '9e'lte niAt mir Sen anobcr
@no. u''f0 Oerci eltcrn cine ssor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Sin Q(ntwerpener 8rieF oe5 8eruel
9uno BON 2lnfang De3ember iIellE feit
baB Die SerridaFi oer oeutid9en @e'
pultbaber maBool iein ion uno 6em
biiroerlicben 2eben AUDI in oer Deit
feutliatsit b0ais freisu Spielraum
ldBt. Der 6lame, 0er bon glaiM
oem RieberoeutI1en na6itcbe, merot
iih Der Ginii6t nitt DeriaIieBen ton'
nen, 0oB feline Gage cine aubsrornent'
lid giinitiee Iei. 9lm Iamenstog'
Oes 80uigs burfte Dos u@Qnoela
blaoA BON Q(ntperpen feline Nliinla,
fir 9elgien uno bas Roni9bals
IN boiler 9greibeit GuBeru, Daa
@emit oes 0eutiden Mrs in
Q(uslano oft berlppttet, bier pirb per
slome es jeBi 5u fc6dBen ipiiisu Ser
Nertebr 3tpiIden 0enen oie iit eben
fcinolih qeqeniiberiianben. pidelt fd
in Der eRtgeg,nfpmmen0iten 9neile ap
gDer gIaubt, er tDnne cine tohenos
8oltsIcele ober @erbilienbeit uuD eins
Souit in Der 3afhe bei ben Slamen
finoen pirb enttduI9t. Die gsp6lie.
runq bot fcire llrTade, troHlos une
bersaai in oie 3utunft su bIideu @si
ben Itammberlpanbten Deutihen iper
ben Tc itets ouf wlitgefii6l redntn
biirfen. oas au9 in ser fit 9elgisu
entTneipeHbsn Stunbe nidt gaus BON
Dem BepuBtiein Der Wlodt unterOrildi
lptroen miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Sine (gcididltc ms g9citUOrf.

Him Oas 9eciniluiicn BON StaatS-
5eugen in Spirittoienidllen in @alti-
morc-GolmtD 81 imteroriiden, licB qe.
itern Morgen StaatSoupalt George
@artmon bon 8altimore-Gountp 0en
gtcgcr @corge Smith perbaitcn, mo
ocricl6c iiBt icst I'M &efGngniB iii
SolpIon. g}ac5 oen 9lnga6cu Oes
StaatsanpaltS Sortman ian0te ser.
ielbc am 81. Sebruar einen Icincr
9I9cntcn uab @citport, I'M geqen ocn
9cIiBcr bon Seufins &urt, Snmuel
9(. ScnfinS, @epeiSmotcrial 6c5ii9licb
Der &crlcBlug oes Spirituoiens@e.
iebcs 31l crlanaeu. Ger 9lgcnt traf
5uci 9lcacr sic iir i'm augeblicb
Bier in0 cine eSlai6c @6isfcu faui-
ten. Die bci0cn 9teger mlBtcn &c
itcrn Oiorgen Dor Den @roBgeihpo-
renen iii Eomion crihcinen, uno iic
iagtcn 0uB lie Don Smitb, Der eben-
fdaS in Comion mar, nit GigarreH
unO @ehdntcu beiAenft lporocn rpa-
rem SnIitG iaate i6uen oaB er Sen
fins rcprdientirc mo OaB Tie aus
iagcn ioaten i'll Ocnl ,GloBe Bird
Sier 0etauit 5u bo6en. Gr riet6 if.
ncn fcrner nibt mcbr nah gScitport
81 fommen ioaS lie acgeu Scutins
ioutcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Ger 63. GongreB. @eitern @lorgen
bcidloB cr iein or6eitSrcicbes Go-
icin @or 5uei Sabre lang fait
uHlnter6roheu in Sibung. n
Shcuftc ocm 2ouoc 6coclttiomc
@ciebgc6uu0
@oi6iuatoit A. @Pdr5. 9lo6-
Dem er 5iuci Sabre lang folt nnlm.
terbrohcn gctoot, bcibloB ser SO.
GougrcB belte @littoa ieiu ar6eits-
retbcs Coicin Ger 63. GonarcB be.
bioirtc Oos Gorii. imO @dbrlnqS.
SDitcn scr gloiion crgdn5te sic
Gruit @eicbc, idui cine Ginfomncn.
Steucr imo 5eigte oie @irlung Scr
Gup60lma Der 9ln0eS Senotoren
OlirD Oircfies &olfeSpotunl.
3uci uidti0c @}oBno6mcn bic
EoioHt. ilno oic SvtOioucr- @crmili-
glmgS @ia, bliebeu inpoiiirt. g(p-
0erc Gorlogctl wclhc elmer onocren
Seliion por6ebalten blci6cu mtBten,
mareu nc6en Der pielumitrittencu
SdifistolifS-9iu sic @bilippmen
lluab6GuaiafeitS @}oBnobme, Die
SonO-Greoit-9ia unO bic Gouierpa-
tiouss9iQs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
g0caen GdutIldnuGn5ens 6eitraft.

@eil iic i6ren 14-id6ri0en So6n
tros me6riadcr @orniutg iidt SIR
S6nlc oei6idt botte, puroe geiieru
@1orgcn Srau 9loia Syadiuomic5, sic
an Der SbameS. StraBe wobnt, olird
9iibter Smith IN Der oltlibeu &oli.
5eiliation nit 81 un0 Soften 6elirait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Geairclter uerIonot.

Sm &reiSoeribt lunroc oeitern ser
9lntrog geiteQt eincn Sequeiter fir
Oie Orient Supporting Goy~ 93r.2tS,
Siio GbarleSitraBc, 81 erneltnen.
9lidter Seuisler iebtc cincn Eermiu
ani 0en 10. 9l6r8 feit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Nrfnn ami Gnmnn

Samoa, 81. Sonuar, ii6er Gan
6rau5isro, A. NRor5. Gin 14-tdgi-
ger Grfai gefolgt bon elmer Slit6.
peae om g. Sonuar rihtete ihlpe-
ren Shaoen an, mari mebrereShif.
fe ouf oen Strano imO i6nitt oae
Gerbnonngen 5luii1en 9(merifoniiH-
Samoa imo Geutih Samoa o6.
Der fingirenoe @ouperneur BON
Slmerifaniid Samoa bat cine I'm
teriudlng inter Ser iomooniiben
&oHe angeoronet, ipelde aneeblih
Oro6te, lid mcaen llu5uirieoenbeit
nit i6rcm 9eie6lS6a6er ouf5ul0ieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
nG6riitlider %ereiu jruger MGuncr"
in N5igGlanOtOlun.

Die @oror6citen sur Grri6tllng
eines ncucn @c6duOes fiir oen Sigh
lanOtomuer 3mcig 0eS nG6riitlic6en
&crcinS iinger N}Gnner@ iGreiten
i1ncl uorlpdrtS. GoS @c6GuOc miro
an scr GIuitou-StroBc, uo6c Gaitern-
9lpewle crri6tet wcroen mo iiini
Sditier, anf ocrcn @ooci oaS nciic
&ereins6ou0 itcben miro, iilo 6crcitS
o6gcriiicn. @Gbreno Der lcbtcn ieHs
Sabre bottc Der &crcin iein &einl in
g}r. 3315, SleetitroBe Die gor.
itcber Ocs Si96lnnotomner 3ipei9eS
iino. Sri. 9l0a q. &annep, 6rau @il-
liam $. NlorriB, SSobn $. 9otanc,
&iIliom q. Sutton, g@alter 9.
SpiuOcll, jim, $. a9iaion 2oro,
GGorlcS &. 6alconcr, G6urleS 8.
GarD, @altcr 9. SmmOelG leu., GO-
min gS. ScUcring, inn, GonalO SDm-
iugton, Sranf 9. @otfins, 9}obcrt
@oolriO9c, SoparO 9(. &cllD, @. s.
SGmciBcr lmO Sri. Sir0inio 6. 9.
GroB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Gs 1T pQ6l nod taum je Dorgc,
tOmmeu. baB cine 3citung iid iel6l
boptottiert bat. Dies aber 6abeu oHs
Idbtih oss Erieqes unlere beUtlmen
GanOsieute i'm ftrnen GbiIe 3uiton0s
9ebra9t. Die in Santiago erlAei
renOe grOBe 3eitung nMercurio" baii:
iicb init Der Iiigenbafteu 8eridterIioi
tilng ilber Deutlbe glisberlaoeH un0
Der Undertaking aler 9ohrieisn
iiber oeutI1e Grfolge 70 unDsrtenns
bar ten0en5iOs beuommen. b0B cine
eusrgil9e 8oDtottbepegung gegen 0aa
Blatt eingeleitst pur0e. Gs puros
Der plan gefabt, 0ieIcn go9tott tn
DWlercurion lelbit 3nnunon8icren mas
oua oont ber llunotiidtiateit 0sr He
0dttion uno Der boritc1tigen Sanuna
Der 2InnOn5s aldn3sHp geIuugen lit
90 fan6 man in per Nummer bonn
9. September an Der ailifoaenolten
Stele oes 8iaties. nitien mtsr
Den Rriegsoepelcben, bie naGfolgenns
groBgebrudte gln3ei8e
Deutf9e 2ano8leute
DieIs 3eihlng 3iebt infer @oIisium
tdgli4 in ben Shmub
Sanbelt6ana
@s purDe Damn noliirlitb oaFiir aca
forst. oaB am ndditen Tooe bic ii6rigs
prehe qeniiaeno bon Dem Reinfau 0ea
oMercurio" gloti3 nobm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
Gml @iurt6emframa.

Sin rei5cnOcr 9loman 0ciien 5ortc
glnfugsiGoen 6ci einem 9oQe ocS
o-WlGnnerAors" qeIponnen
wlroeu iono geitern 9l6eno in Ger
SoH3cit Don SRI Gra S1uliot, ser
Go&tcr bon @crrn imO 6ron George
Sdniot lmO Scrrn 9lrtblr g(. Sood.
tel icinen gliidli0eu 9l6iHhiB. Die
Gcrcnonic fouO I'M @ouic scr 9rout-
elterH 9}r. 3i3, 9}oro-&ocoItraBc,
Itatt imo wlroe bon Baitor SulilS
Solnann upl5ogcn. @err sSreoerid
Sti1el fingirte ais 8ralltfii6rcr, SRI.
Olaric Sa6ert olS 9raitnmafer un0
Sri. Ebefla S6miot cine 5hpcitcr
DER 9raut ais @llmenm0obcn.
Cine iolcrnc @oN5eitSgciclli6aft, an
mclber ii9 iibcr 90 &erionen bethel
ligten mur0e BON Oen Glteril Ger
Sralt 9egcbcn. 9os jitngc @aar 6c.
gie6t iicb bclttc auf cinc So13citSrciie
nab ocni 9iioen ino miro nah Iciner
9iiidfe6r in glr. 3i3, 9}pr0.% %acoitr.
Den @odgmonat fortiebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05
glenc gScamtc crluS6lt.

Ger o9lorO0itliAe &eric66nerrngs-
&ercin bon Baltimore 6ielt gcitern
9l6enO in DER Gnmoniel.&opeQc an
ser SoffmauStroBe uo0e @Ocn-
StroBe, ieine monatliHe &erianm,
lung mo geomtenwo6l. 9}a6oem
Die @oriiber ser Deridicoenen Goulis
tc5 i6re 9cricbtc oerlccu Gatten, ipur,
&c oie g9a6G ser @contcu fin oaS
lanicn0c So6r por9cuonmcn. Iieiel.
be ergo6 folgenoeS &eilltat. GrGii.
ocnt So6n $. @utler; I. &icc.9rGii.
oent, Or. 80 e 9iiIeD; 9. @ice.ErG-
iiOcnt G6os. @. yorf; Sinau5-Sc-
fretdr, So1n So 93eoo; @cnerol.Sc-
frctdr Nn. StoIiort; Scbobmciiter,
SenrD 9rrl4. GeuGoriton0 Icbt ii1
aus folgenocil @errcu 3uiommen:
SSo6n @, GOcI, Sas. @. WiiQer, Or.
S. 6. SDoe, &enrD @eritmeper, G6as.
SS- 9urton $. 3. &opple, s. IS. 9lei-
nider Or $. 6. Gnopp, gIbt6. Sobn
aronmillcr, Gbos. s. Go6ler, g9. W.
Stod6omL So6u GuSnon @. 9lanf-
foro, Or. @eo. Sartman mo Is. 81.
3ipp. 9lad ShilB Ser @eriomm-
lung ipuroe ein fleiner Snt6iB ier-
Dirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

2onoon A. @lGr5. Tie bri-
tiihe 9loniralitdt madtc geitern
9lbcuo 6olsenoes befomnt.
Die 9lugriife nnf Die Garoonellen-
Sorts puroen 9eiiern (@littmod)
fortgciebt, 0ie 9lomiralit1t fat nodI
fcineu 9eridlt ii6er sic in Der @lee-
rcsiirnBc cr5icltcu 9iciiIItate.
Gor ser Ginia6rt IN sic Goroo.
ncIlen BAT ser yGnblin4 cine 9eo.
bodhmgSitatiou ouf ser Salbiniel
@oaipoli 5erItort, ipG6reno Scr Sap.
pbir~ an oeridlieoeuen Stclen oes
@olies bon gloronDti @cihiibitclin-
gen mo Grlppcn beidoB. SehS
moocrne SeIoaeidiite 0es Sorts g.
iino 5eritort porocn, iooaB oie @e-
ianmt5obl Der biS6cr 5eritortcn @e.
ic0iiBe lid aif rtma oier5iq bel1ift
6ron3oiiihc sd6lodtihifie 6eidoiicn
sic @uloir6ortS uno 5erit6rtcn sic
&ooots8riide.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Gurdl cbaut. 9eperber
(itorf perihnlocD sic oiiricn
periihert iein iA mid Sbre Eohtcr
nlr ans Siebe beirat6en 9rout.
uotcr Sic meineu aiis 2ie6c Su
S9ren @l0u6igern"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Pm D}ontag ioI( Scr &ro5eB ser
FSebrii0er airnan i'm Grnlinolgeribt
beginncn GieIel6en perOeu beiMul-
oigt Observation-Disclosures oefdlibt
5u 1aben Der ASro8eB miro cine
gon5c sSo6e in 9luiprub uc6mcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

Tie ,@aS & electric 60" pom
SDottsuile bat sic Gomaiiiiiou iiir
6ficntliHe 9ctrie6e Inn Ole Grlau6niB
criud)t, fiir 100000 iebspro5entiQe
Obligationen ols5ugeben &r. 9llten
3. @}iQcr lit Der 9Srdiioent ser @c.
ielihait.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

llnicrc 0ienitbotcn, Ma.
oome; uScocn slbeuo 1T S6r 9rdlt.
tigant bel Sbuen IN Der Slide (
Dieuitm0odcn Cuutcr6rchen0).
psld @ott, Sic meroen aud nod iott
pcr0cnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-05

6olI1cr sllorm. SoicI-
gait Gals Der SoiiStnedlt crihciut);
sic fonnen pieocr ge6er ooS
alinael5eihcn mor niht bea6idti0t
i'd babc mir cine @nn5c getootct
pie oni Dem anopi ioBl~
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
IMMENSE DEPOSIT OF TIN HAS BEEN FOUND
NEAR THE RUSSELL RANCH IN THIS COUNTY
RESIDENTS OF BATTLE MOUNTAIN DISCOVERY OF
TOWN.

What bids fair to become the most
valuable discovery made in Nevada
for many years has just been made
known to the public. 1t is big de-
poslt OF high grade tin ore near the
George Russell Land and Cattle COM
pany ranch twenty-five miles north
west of Battle Mountain. Some time
ago a number Of nuggets were brought
In to the ranch, but they were of such
character that no one recognized
values in them, despite the fact that
they were highly mineralized. Little
attention was paid to them at first,
but finally analytical assays were
made which revealed the fact that
they ran seventy-fiye per cent tin.
A search was then made for the moth.
or lode and vein more than one
hundred feet wide and going twenty.
two per cent in tin was discovered.
Various groupings indicate that the
ore body is extensive in area and
claims covering a distance Of fully
four miles have been located. Mr..
George Russell, Sr., Mr. Brooks, Mr..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
SENATOR NEWLANDS
BESTS OPPOSITION
Has Appropriation Passed 6enshttlns
People In This
State

WASHINGTON, March 17---Con.
gress passed the claims of settlers at
Virginia City aud Carson City who,
in 1859, organized volunteer body
of recruits which were defeated In a
battle with the Plutes at Pyramid
lake. They lost provisions, supplies
and horses Senator Crawford op-
posed the allowance of these claims,
but Senator Newlands made an ap-
peal for them. ''It is a very just
claim" he said; "These forces were
engaged In the discharge of duties
that ought to have been performed by
the United States army. They did g
great service TO the country and to
ciyiIisation In promptly meeting an
uprising of the Indians. The facts
have been ascertained by the court &C
claims Senator Nowlands prevailed
and the claims wero allowed They
are as follows:
John Altman, formerly Of Virginia
City, now Of California, S2S5S.
John NJ F'orayth, formerly Of Car.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17

Lemaire, George Russell, Jr., and 9th.
ers about aBttle Mountain have loca-
ted all the most likely looking ground
and forces OF men have been put to
work doing location work and develop
ment.
It is a strange fact that this country
has been repeatedly gone over by
prospectors going to and from Gold
Circle and other camps, but has here.
tofore attracted no attention. This is
probably due to the fact that the rock
has burned appearance and was re.
garded as barren.
The property lies partly in Elko and
partly in Lander county. Those who
have examined 1t say that there is
no doubt that an immense deposit OK.
lists, and those having claims are &C.
lively engaged in doing location and
development work. II 1t proves to be
as extensive and as rich as is indi.
Gated at present It viii be more vain-
able than the best gold mine in No
vads.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
ELKO LAND is GROWING In FAVOR

wish to purchase property here. This
morning J. J. Cullen agent for the
Southern Pacific at this place receiv
ed three such requests from Califor-
MIA people. one at San Diego, one at
Oakland and one Oroville. County
Clerk Hunter also received request
from an attorney at Chico. California,
who was desirous of getting literature
from Elko county and city. All of
the persons. above have been forward
ed copies of the big Christmas edition
of the Daily Independent which is re-
plete with information of all kinds
concerning this part of the state.
1t is highly probable that in short
time there will be an influx of new
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
new YORK CITY
Scene OF
DEATH
THOUSANDS GASP AS CHILDREN
ARE DRAGGED TO WINDOW AND
HURLED TO STREET.
Special to the Independent.


NEW YORK, March 16.-Thousands
of spectators saw a tragedy enacted
here today In which two children were
hurled five stories to the street, meet
ING death instantly. The perpetrator
of the terrible deed WIS maniac who
is now in the custody of the police
OF the city. The madman has been
known to suffer from various diseases
of the brain for some time but has new
er before shown violence. His action
In seizing two little children and
throwing them from a window is
therefore the more horrible.
Thousands Witness Act.
The street below the window from
which the children were dropped was
thronged with thousands of spectators
when the frightful deed was commit
Led snd many hundreds were compell-
ed to stand spellbound and watch the
tots meet q horrible death. Immedi-
ately afterwards police aided by vol
unteers from the crowd, pursued the
mad man and he is now heavily shack
led In the insane ward at the Central
Police station.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
SUBMARINES
Find MORE
VICTIMS
GERMAN SUBMARINE CIRCLES
IRELAND AND SINKS TWO BIG
MERCHANTMEN ron ENGLAND.
OPERATING FAR FROM EASE TER.
RoR OF uNDERsEA CAUSES
coNsTERNATloN.
Special to tn. Independent


LIVERPOOL. March 17.-News was
received here today by the Reuter-
people that a German submarine had
circled the entire coast of Ireland and
had sent two large English merchant
men to the bottom of the sea. The
idea of submarine. operating in these
waters, thousands of miles from her
operating base has furnished the Eng
lish navy with another sensation
which surpasses that which was felt
when German submarines first began
to make themselves felt in the North
Sea. The names of the ships sunk
are still unknown and the identity Of
the submarine has never been dis
covered. No undersea boats have
been sighted in those waters hereto
fore and it is thought that they are
just invading this hitherto unmolested
territory. The U-6, however, has not
been locIved for several days and 1t
is likely that this submarine is the
cause of the latest damage to the
English merchant marine.
Attempts To Lift Blockade.
The sinking of these two ships is
pointed out as desperate efforts on
the part of Germany to lift the bloc
kade on her ports now being rigidly
enforced by England. English offic-
ials are at loss as to how to fight
these terrors of the sea and are thrown
into CONSERVATION at the sight of their
ships being sunk daily. New methods
and implements for use in destroying
submarines are being tried out thor
oughly in the hope of discovering
something effective in combating
them.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
MANY APPLICATIONS FOR LITER.
AZURE ON THIS COUNTY
ARE RECEIVED

The fact that people in the west
are beginning to realize the oppor-
tunities lying latent in the earth in
Elko and other counties in Nevada, is
becoming evident through the in
quiries of people from the outside
who wish to be supplied with litera-
ture concerning Elko and Elko county.
County officers and railroad men in
Elko are receiving daily many requests
for this information from people who
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
CALIFORNIA PEOPLE ARE REAtIz.
ING VALUE OF LAND
IN NEVADA

people into this county. There is land
enough in Elko county to keep many
times it's population and concerted
movement should be made to attract
colonists here. There will be great
westward, move all through the COM
Ing year and there is no reason why
many good people should not be at
tracted to Elko. The business men CT
the town should see that there is an
effort made In that direction.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17

The announcement from the depart
ment states that the order of the Brit
ish empire shutting of trade with Ger
many was very displeasing to the
United States and that such an order
was against all international rules of
maritime commerce. The result is
that the United States will comply
with all maritime law and ignore the
terms of the British note.
Blockade Would Damage Commerce.
II the United tSates obeyed the
British order, said cabinet official
here today, it's commerce would be
in fact sadly shattered. The
reference to trade between this coun-
try and neutrals, suggested in the
order, is giving officials here most con-
Germ. for as they read the British
order, commerce to those countries
which have not placed export en-
bargoes ON contraband articles practi-
cally will be held up. The United
States contends there is no warrant
for such interruption unless legal
proof exists at the time of the deten-
ton proving beyond doubt that the
goods are destined to a belligerent
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1915-03-17
MUzzLE DOGS IS COMMAND OF OFFICERS

started out to kill the animal, but Mr..
Campbell appeared on the scene and
took charge of the suffering canine,
giving assurance that he would keep
1t penned up, He; ;attaohes consider.
able value to the animal and wants to
give II chance to recover.
sheriff Harris again stated this
morning that ali dogs must be muzzled
or they Will be killed. This warning
has been given to dog owners several
times, but hardly a mussied dog can