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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Gilct Ser rcniQru 6rdBoicn piclIcNt scr cin5iac
0er IS maQt iih 0cn biin0cn GlopnlicullS n 6ront
reid 5l moeriebcu uio ocu NcBercic 5lln Srob lcll
il0res llrDc 5 bcbocn III Nomon Rouono, DER
gr0Bte moocrnc Observation-Disclosures ra50lildcr Spra
de- 9ionou RoQmo ocen Dor 0cni &ricge olh
III oeiMcr lIcbcreBung crihiencnG 9ccihopen9o
no III Dcntidono bcrchtatcs snIilcbcn erreQtc heli
oild nod S{rcosousbruh Oc 6o0nc Der &ultlr itno
ser unactriibtcn llrt6cilsiroit bod nos iBH oo1en
i'm Nofoumorcbcu 70 piee 6cinoc nadltc ooB en- lldl
in oic 5djuei3 be0cbcn mBtc 0crcn Wrcn5cu en- nl
Qonscn 0ricQc nidli ncbr lbcrhtiH Ais DER elniiNc
iron50iidc Sdriitltcler, Ger IN icincu @crtu ocit
dc Nitltlrrcribc Cilroiqte ncritmo uo nerel siol
on0 0oo Gcndtbnn beer ulS Ole Wclonltt9ct lel
ner 9on0SIcltc llno ocics &criicDcn 0cpoari nli
ser 9lnirMt0fcit oes Gboratcre, mar lir 5ronfrclh
Nrilo oclua iculen acauudtt0 1roBica Iihtcr ourt
gnariffc biaiQrr Nu ous 0cni Sauoc $40 ircocn.
5coeu 9ot oos @cr0dlniB 5oiidcu 9iomoin &ouono
mo 0en Aaiirtcn i6 inncr nclr paldorif Scpi
cinc cinit QroBteu @nnll0crcr in 6ranircd uo
Gnalan0 fcbricu iM m ienc 6cin0c NM ais en- on3
scr Sdpri5 0cn Sot in oic gSclt oactc oGic QloBicl
mciilidcn @utimcn Sic Sic Civilization bcbcn 1914
tcil 5rrciiMcii cinalocr. no iic rifcn aooicr Sa
p0lcr 5CncgoIcieu. @l0oncicL Nlorplloncr NcNpP
icr 5fbs uno 5epons sur lntcrltlBnng on yor
6orcn bon oacl Nimmelcridtlmgc ser Groc &orcr
nno Scclcn in oacn 6arhcu ylid'.S n hcjeidneli
ser fir Sic po6rc Nciicsouianui0 ser licacihcAen
9rcc III 6ronlrcid lno erobbriiauuicn ipr olc &c
acu 9loaano acridtcic nunterbrodcqc pcte SAT- N
e0cr 9Sodc brnqt elm &oricr ooer gonooncr @latt
cincn aleAr oOcr mcnNcr ocrbG 9lnArsortitel 0c8ea
Goaono ocui feline 0ce0cn6ct 5ur Gupiomnig ge
oebcn miro 9lln bot nos ncnc @lid &onono2 oos
id llcbcr Sen Sdlohten~ 0ctiict mao lid acacu oir
gusnidc 0cs Rrcocs ul0 fir cnc pcrnunitigen
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m gScls in sic Geben Scr gn9rciier iree ollul
Su cncnl Inn Doilp G0roncIc" pcrocntlidlen one
men Qrici mcn0ct &cao id il elmer sScc ae0cn lel
ueu eniiiaca Sreuuo Aolono. olc uns cincn tclen
Gin6lid III 0ic trieacridc Nccirnbct ebit ocr cillt
if6litcn uio odjlihcn Aopc inl @crcib ser slrta
oaudbr 5e moaen" idlrcibt gSclS ou 9ioaono
.mciier cn ats mir 9l0r sic mir II 0naIno imo
Gronlrcd III ser DurhfDrmg oes @ricacs m9cbcn
g9iicu 5ic ndt mos S6rc lucutiidc Seeinllnlltn0
Der Nlrirn gr 3pinngsloigfcit beoeaict2 sSoacl
sic 0ic Muiien mrtlid nit Dem 9anen &ootcn Sc
rcdt bc5ciAuci 9obcn iino fir 5e pirtdl pic 6opo
ncr nht alcdmertba, ole &0lfer Snogus no Airi
fos ar0brrc @arborcu ais sic 9iracr Iaudlolo's2
@eldes 3icl pcrolgci 1ic NIT Sbrcm ccionwcr2
@os poabriuaeu 5ie onocrs als potbetildc lecre Ne
Bcrlihfeiten2 Noben 5ic cu &cbi 5li iold iberbeb
hcr 0alhlnq2 sS9rc Noltuna IL ndlis meter ole
enc monQcncbntc nn0 dr0crlde Sclblmubcrrlid)lng
cine ihdoliNc Niiilolgtcit
5onocrbor ooB 0err gSells oln iron5odlcH Eidl
tcr nod ui6t Gerdtber an ocr .aucn Sodc' nno
Ner6im0cten uuo c5lcidaeiinnteu ocr Nmborcn ne
uani Dot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Gas rniiiidlc 2lrmcccorps, mcldlcs
In 6rmireiA 8cldnou icin iollte ut
oIlo olii 5000 Diam 5ulammeu ge.
ihrmpifl Das bditc nlon liop oub
Oentcn tonnen. IS 1T feline alclni8
fcit elm guueecorps uiele Soilcuoc
Qleileu Ucit 5u tronsporiIren bclon
Ocrs, loenu ilbcraa ieliolidc Inter
ieeboote aui Der Salcr liegcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
lREIANp I'M RMNoLr.


IRELAND IN REVOLT.
Il, ~
hS iouoWlns Wolua ol tHS i'iSl
siluation nave peen "'il'eh Oy Nil'
Je4Snli"il ~ - I0sllS.
lo'A0' WV iii7 ~ ~, - ,i9n ~ @
i1nu ueNeiopa ll'O q luii heuscu lvNV-
id' 'Spol'Vu 7Vile ~ uV Olo en'ie,
ana ,ild1 l9 ~ aet'iv ING lliuVil rioo'og ,'
puestioh ~ ~ "he'Nei II ny lAVl'nu
n Wiln 'liS niipl'S ~ rlt@ ""i,;,,,
n inVVHcelN @piS 0iA"e loui r'itiion .,
pcopic c'ln s''iiu @salnal enS l1li't'ln
rlllp'ic' y nlOtV inOoiioe,'s'Dt
1'l"1 ioul iil'iiioii9 ~ PSopiV "l.iloSe '.,.
Htnla =, poo' ~ ~ my 1nu Pooi.s
auppilou o"i Vope WIZ" ~ i1'DpilV H.
''He oo"t' o'9 'HN -e"9 ",u os sn"'
'on,.oi' 1uo losouloSs % wy Mo'ie.
but lae'e gre consAuei"'ioil9 y. .nes
are slea'er tn"h Even ,,, 1le success VI
an ihseiFeclloh... ne news ron i'e-
i@nu mas elee1'li'eu .re woIl1' ~ iqs
Snocheu anu "atounuSu L.ns ielu' ~
VIII feaeh lhe men ~ 1he tiVhcne9.
~ WIZ arouse 1he ilisn 'hlousnou'
tue Wo,lu' y ia car ~ lnc Dloou.
iiisn ploou 'ts OSen aneu ill 1oFoi.
asaiils, bIi'lSn tu!e. ne soliu"raey ~
oi lhS Hillpiie mas DeSn s'HNon, nc
popularity o. eno Diislsn il''lia'i3
mus oeen 'h'paiicV' Co,ll's as !.
ooeS a' thla cruclal periou II WI ,.i- no'
9ua 10 'ne iaiills confluence OF Aiis-
iaha 20 continue inns war 20 = sue,
eeHsiui cohciusioh' lne cnece WI
Pc moral eng poii1leal Ialnef anan
lansiDie " Nlil ihJlIe 1leet bllt,
aiii circuit ih neutral countries anu
ll VIZ worry ner ai''ee i1u99ia, te"i5
ana flance. Japah Mlli accept y ~
announcer ihuica1lon oi sho "eV"go'oe ny
Oh nei aiiy. ~ w o,neI nNlu .,s,, 'ne
erect on me central toWers WIZ oe
eleclile' lne illsl nave alM%ya Doen
9 hfeal mili'Ary lae'of WIN n,s"'
oil''Nh "'a n'cah9 1il'.g 4'c''.u "7
y iecfpiuhs a'alioh VIII siei" ~
more recruits lHotp "Ic ..vu7.lus
o. llisn salior8 ~ tnc bli,laN ntVy
Nno WIZ ~ altececp TX Wy uSm9,
MhoNe eiAh may ~ nt'i'pVHoV Ny wy
i2ct lnat lreiana " ln ll open IeYole'
~ eou'se = iNavi1 q noe 'c,oiu.
uoh. lne Doa1o' 1 ea lAl,s 4, Mns NO. NO.
y feFo.uuoh' nut NE ,ne hoaeoh = 3"
,"Iey /, nlAs ~ V'o esiii,iiiiis' w
lnin5 p,'psa Ni'o,''o1 u'ei' ene Mioto
anihoril, s. presenfod with military
urob,om thaf may effect rs military
onorations In other fields.
.Tho American peoplo must svm-
nathize win ireland our country
was born IN rovolution ana our prin-
cjnioa wore intended TO spread over
fhc elobo Wo freed cuba and we
havo promised TO free tho Phillip
nince Wo also freed the negro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
sOtnric @srins.

SO uOrb oW 2G erril l9iG. im tA6 nor
Diorocue, Worlc Nrini in bren Ga. 8cbcne
i0ur Cciclic Waiih oce pcriorpchcn ocniN
friis %cronuoic uiA 1rcinoc INN 0diuu0e
pou cindcuocu ocr gcctplQiliiA pcliupQpncL
rclhc ONT @anNn1. NtpfNfre un e.la uNI
BON ser geohunQ prc6 sohlics, Nrn sSiuom
9urn 9y 1872. C'Dunncli eiroNr, ans nod
Ser Scr 1cIuNlfdlc lop nii . lpr eln Ne
diicni onmnmi tclrtfri nirh ino Nain nnl
nrm Ncl5 Tciu Srrobolc" llcliiinoct
Nlil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

O8 n0f0 am M glntil Ill0 NDdrl0ilr Wlonrl
tnrN C0u) gNlinpe BON 1nuic 2ipDr 2'cr
manoic uuo Srcunoc iiio aNnnaepoll cln9e
ldocu ser VccroiWlnA nm @rmtnA, NuMmli
ilnS y unr BON lbfcr gSrOunuG Nr. tl3 No.
uoucr @t0fc, 0lie pr5npouncn. yclittni0 0u
opm nNouoou Rnr,6rcohoic
l3N@mnnn An. ul0 SplraAQ SclunNcll mo
Qcu Gcidu0li Coptcu) tNipt2S 2V)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

GS iiarn am 2S glpt 1910 Ninhilon s..
I'M SIX bctilcr6cnen Sonn 81 s6arrcr ste
NccfoidnHq Nnntl Nrriin0 2s. 2lprl. Hud
miiiaQr . llhr BON hcr gNQhunnN lnrca Vru
7ranuu.e eiganc, nla nan ser lulbcri0cn St
lduIa NirMe ode Nrcn1ul ylucnnc mo co.
la0oa stnNc nni i5S lhr ino onnn ani oclu
.Et &aiao Srico1olc" $40 &lo.cieolNc iiaii.
lqlpr7N 1sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
Ncnrn s.. Npnemnn. len.

Ga udrb cm 2G glpril 1916 nan 1855 libr
NiorGcne uaM iuticr AHnWpcu Nrntn So
oursnau, icu., Inn eOicr non Oj 1uOrcu &c
iicnier Wdiic bcu guuic 0. Nonemnn DC
Ncci0nW0 liuou euuuiog, 90Mmli1oa nm
g llnl pan iciner 2eonunn0 Nf. l4li, 9icro'
Nniicriun @nglgiuCnrc ans li1it NclleBnA
nriuolim nu ocu r20ufon @nrf 6rlcobolc".
gan bab in iocnuunocn.
Sen Olricu N0ucrlQmpi.
$50 lcN' El SEN 9Snnoen.
oah ciuw ianiicu zhlnl;
uciu Sem oc, nih licuci
Suf ion mcin Serge utcnt
2ct r0i uiN pO0 hurupci.
Nr Girc fhtAirit idhli
gNeHl wciic Nrnlic ntcMcl
9lcW SlihCm GcOi inWcr aus
llno lnnu lcll 2Nnri ntcOr lprcdeM
Ncrf uWu mcin 1cll5cn uul
fNtnr29 BOZ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

SIS narb ann 9f slpr 1916 9luun Nrnit
(acb, gnucgnNmiou, % ihrcn l3. ecpcnednr.
nricnic Gniliu oce uctnorncncn Nniuno stuli
ftS llAr NOOn.iiidlo hon ocr }SpOunN lOtca
@Obncs 0rn. NObn strait Nr 2llt Gtaorlr
man cirahr, aii2 nnt0 ocr uiucrilWcn Nciplc
hcm.lirht GGc liipO Sirofc uno oouluainl'
ylpcnuc um 3 llhl iiaii Nccrnun pripuim
nMI nrr .lnlLImnIc Nlnrlcln". l.lN2l- .el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

05 fash aim 21 gWril iqlN Waria ".
Wcnhc "a rbic Wnltlu oca pcriiorhcncn NcuO
8. g'curc i'm guict non go Sahrcu Sic Nc
Uhirnu1 iiuoci am zcnuina, 80. gtpril 1916.
nm llOr NddWiiane BON nrcr 2tohunna,
gr. 2O33, SueonssSiraie, aus iul ocnld luil.
.suimauHrlc AvOa an Ocr 1nn'Onfoliuc
SfaR, iiait NcictnnG 0li ocln sNlonni
Onrucl NricoO0ic" (Apr2s Sul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

WdlttmDrc, f2 glpril 1916.
gurn oar0n inicrclNrcI Rctioncn uiro bier
mii yiu0tiOi Crihci o0B Der Sdo. ,1ugcucnr
am "A. 9prii tgi6 IND oicicm Nurcal mlc IS
nnr0 ocu glhihuiu al yriN0 80. OcS Vnli-
morc sinDt0oocG bon 1905 uorgciNrlcbcn
miro ocn crllarcnocH Naa nno oie Aipliiai.
2iilc pcu gAtIldNcu I'll. NeuAioeuitunA nio
Ncu finlictuuQ clnActcle BAT:
NucO ucbcu 1902 Noto Nnllne Sir.
NucD iii0.iM ron Hanpdic 1ir mo ulillh non
HcpcNropc 9Ncp.
N0cb hiuicc 3s bis IS. 2ecll Nioolc Sir
NucD nclulm pon St faui.Sir. uno luoliO
non Nuurnlc ztr
g0cn bincr 5i2 bis $50 9iorn Noro sir
NucO pciiiim BON 00cn 5U 5uli1cn Honli
hlrn uu0 9anii cir.
AncO nincr &orolciic 0ca 400 elod Soli'
udlc.Sir
gluch hiuicr Ciiicitc 0c9 1900 Nlcd 0utoro gpc
NlcO ucbcu iO22 Apr0Ycno Sir
Wien ucbcu 1920 Nuro S0u0e 5it
NNcn ncbcu aO3 9of0 N0uno 1ir
Nnc9 Moiid BON baltimore 5lr nio ollll1 pcn
Nouf Ctr
guc0 IiNm BON ser Charles Sir, iHoli0 urn
yioolc mn jiilih Don SopcQrorc NlcN.
IucD nntollh poil ocr Nioolc 5lr, uiiiiM cnn
Charles ilii0 DiiiN bon NuOcaiQpcNucQ.
NucD ucbeu ol3 Gor0 Enune Cir
Nl!c 0apon bcitpicncil &crlnncn inn DcfcN'
tiai, nncrbNlb 80 IApcn ponl Nulnm ootbc
iuaicr Nni5 ON inn ealiimptcr 1aoiacrhc
bnrM mrlllllN elnAcrcihic Rciiilnu oaAcNcil dll
0ppcuttH
(giprl2 .ta. GN,ni3l Sldoi-GcANiralor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

gcfair0pne 3eitaiaen cbgr ID osa iilnglte1 N'e
uiornn0m 0es 1iaais GcporienelS, 10 oeldcn "
6e Nuadi SIT 9eaaina oer &cr Staoc nieoer
laaf mclHc MeNt1 pcnaicien Nonlnpucilntna 5u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
galtimprc'S better 9sicnie-}Sarf.
Gn,lmItaitcr- 4larlE.

c5clcdiM0iicu iuo Nr6cu ibucn loob oa'
r0r flo oicicn Ydri an5neneit cne lle Saieu
iiir ibrc 3nluniii0cn &lcnc9 bcle0el. 1et
1drl if icti Init lObr GROCER Ganibnnc, yhpnc.
NcaclbGhnca Gatoniicl SNich Wnuerieli, Nlil'
ser SQclpldtcn nno alien n0ibiaeu Nenucnl'
linielien uusQcndiiet Die fin eincn mooetn'il
m nrImii0 occacn bcalcm su crrcidcn BON
anei, Gia0iibcicn, luocm man nah or 6rcoc'
rid 9loa0 noer 2GiiienSiaucnic 0leiirnnen
unliici1et Ger @au NJ grcB aeniA, nm ole
Qr1bicif DicnQcl auBnncbnicn Man meme
iln pcribnli& oocr lbrliliD unl nd1cre Ans'
limit an ~ .,. j, -,-
Nenm g. @icrciEb, Gr 2Oi9, @eii-9rnttsStr.,
uocr iclcp0onirc uuf ncnl (nrl. @iliior 4DW.
Shoncr 0ifcllcr Ninndnn 3nH Bari all 0rc'
Ocrld,glhcmie. nocr gSllicne slocnnc
(WllrsfS- 3Miic)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
QOuOon lsarf Gcmctern.

NnuVt Ougnnn: Nrcocfid.9O0o.
9lifcau pr. ~, attit Saratoga etrnne.
HCpfdnniBplnbc BON $50 an nuiei belinnoi'
Qer glililni emulihumcu. @eiuiuoc Rilnn'
sen etc. iino iN ltaiuhau4 0m N0upt 0lAnnn
5u lluoeu lilel gloeu miro. uelui Nelul'ufpi,
potlpleQcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

Gcr bcie 9lah Hr Gic.glcs IN gal.imore.6u.
NiHcr bcrrlin Aclc9cnc Earl NJ lebi 6u oei.
Il. T. TO-
gln ocr bcrldnqcricu 96iiicnsg gpcnne aeleaei,
ift ocriclbc bon olcu GinouOclicn bcQucn ou
cfrc0cn Gcbt uicoriQc 1lnicn }SoAen glus'
nndi mcnoc man iid on Is. ~. Mrlnnorol yr,
StJ Scoit@irnnc, Nilmpr, 034, ooor 9cntp
@lancr, 1901 Wiaocsue.. W,aoiion 2OolssS.
(QGdr323E&G, ,2Yd)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

gincm eclhc6icn Rub.Vnm sur Notridi. oa9
Der ,lscltGnb Ndrl" ON uelilhcn Nelnil,ils
hcr naliimnre Srahcncinil Ycrcn.cu mn nn'
ocrcn CrQnuifafoucn 30 ocn 0iinlualifu Ae'
olnQuuqc 8nr WerlHanIM ncbi 81 clnnei up
inchr clS Ia. iir Noleictc Ecr aepl1nie
Suuhhrnd 0rr Qalnmcrc zirahc Miro ben Fntt
nimi 0ccn;rdhilacH sir GinielHbelien ueiloe
nan iicl an .,.r
,Tcnrt 3udc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28

cMcriif 0Qr eld0i Nnlimore
(N,3O. glpri Observation-Disclosures O.12. IA,


Snrcan Der Sttnnenonrdbrums 0pmminare.
Wultt more IS. siptil 1910.
Sic EirObcnbur6briGs 0cmnndtc 10 oer
Siaoi Baltimore mQdlcn 1icrnu bcininL oab,
nuD0cin he hre Lubcuc ibcr nc NulDupiNuia
Qcn llulotcn uuo 9ScrlDcrDobulqcn inr Nons
0cmnirunn uno Gcrbrcucrnnn Der Niunnltcrns
ylucnuc, INIT ciucr Vrciic Don lilnldi0 OuB, ppn
ccr nol0nniiei Seiic Der Sreocrtd Nuap bis
sur iuouDncu Sciic Der Sio Nrroerln Auno
ncui ocu nnraul hcihaideu cnoaultQcu nno
corri0iricu crflarcnocn kluilen tcpiolti papel,
GcndD ben 9'orf0riiicn oeA, 9p0tlcr9 oet eiaoi
baltimore uu0 Der an -. Aiiphcr l9l5 nhiet
5ei6ncicn Scroroun9 9ir. $50 oee Onpots
uo SinorOibs,
Nc bicrmii Jiolij QcDcu. oab bci00ic Sebcllc
mo Nutlcn ami plcie 2Scile poucnoc 1io hcs
ununifi uur0cu ii. uin nnb Der NinNnt uno
sn0uUl1 bon Baltimore, p0cr ir1cno ptlWe
tcriou oocr Hcrluncn Corporation ooct eot1
pOruiinncn sic nul 0cM 3ui9ruO ocr Cnilnut
niduuQcu pncr hclulicH Oulcrc0ifii NciiDctpp
buugcll nniuiric0cu lin0, lnncrDalp otcbN
(3Ol IOpcu bonn uicr5chntcu Ease oce Nprtl
1916, bcm Eann Der crilcn pon tne crnllcncn
Ncr5ilciilihunQ hiclcr Auiid, o00c0cu onrb
nriliihc 'Rciiiion an oQe baltimore 9lnolns.
riHi nppculren mnfcn nocn Ne pue NctNl
rm cnc 9lcniiun ocricbcn uii9cbcu.
Nir gScriDcrNubnlacu iho linO Hellcnch ncr
Scr ioiori oocr IN iuui CD idbrlincn alaicn
sahlbnr. ocrcn critic idAa IT, menH oic @ot
nahmeu lnicr ucnoer &eroronuiA ooochlol'
Srbn s.. Robinedc,
0curD M NlEc
Daru g. Ncmlcn
0ommilIdrc
Cnoenc g. @uoger5,
tsprit2f2s 2s,@lai5) elcri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-28
@cFnnntmndlnnacn.
stuats. eiccns s'cfauutmadlano.


oicronrd Dcrorn ane &crioucn uno @orper'
innncu. incorporate oocr poliiii0e pcl1e Ia
Der eiaol Baltimore elm eei6dii bercben,
Hr mclNcs oie Sr6couHa elmer siaaie.
siecu5 criorocgIih in nu0eioroed oielclOs
0m o6cr boz Dem etnen Sane Scs Miouois
Mai 1916 30 l5eu oocr oieielbe so erilcncrn.
sic &cridumnib. einc 9iccn5 5u
Ioien miro @cronen elmer Siraie
uco Soften unicupcrleu
Neyr gloam Scnpcrt suuar hes Common
Geas cri@iS, miro om nno nah Nlouioa,
5en 3. glpra 1916, beret eiu 8pidcn ben
Smnoca non ll0r &ormiioas bis 4 llor
ga0miinos IN icrem @ureou i'm Gcri0is'
ocOuuoc siccn6cn ais5nlicurll.
Eas einats gerNdrmnas'1cpor Uon
Wismlouo miyo am T. Nini 1916, BON o nor
gormiiidas 0is 4 ll6r @o1miiaas In icnen
Nircaur i'm union xruil@e0anoe, GDarIcss
mo 5uyefe.sirobc sur Scrnnseabuna poH
idpyuaen gerTasrmoc.@lau siecnjrn Dereii
icin. n,,,..,.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01
COPPER DYKE GOES
 INTO NEW HANDS
(From Saturdays Daily

The closing of a bond and lease for the Copper Dyke mines on Upper Big Bug creek was announced yesterday by the owner, Ed. Block. The new operators who take charge are Chas. McCanna and Chas. Stewart, mining men of Oregon, who are now in the city. The property goes into new hands after an inspection was made. and both stated yesterday full line of supplies and material would be taken to the camp today. The prop crty is in the same belt as the First Home, now successfully operating, and has over 400 feet of development given years ago, with copper as tho principal metal. Mcssrs Stewart and McCanna stated that sinking the old shaft will be the first move and pro duction for several months is not con tcmplated. They are quite pleased over securing the property on the terms agreed upon.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01
FO|[ED ID BLOW UP
 THE TRAIN -OF GALES
Villaistds Plant
 Dynamite on Track
FREIGHT CARS ARE DES- PROVED, SPECIAL BEAR ING GENERAL AND HIS STAFF HAVING PASSED BY HOURS BEFORE.
Special to the Journal-Minsr.

cpeCldl lD Auc
 DOUGLAS, Oct. 30.-Mexican and American authorities are today searching for Mexicans who are all leged to have driven in automobiles from Tucson, Ariz., across the line and to have planted dynamite bomb on the Southern Pacific De Mexico railroad. 2o miles from Naco in an attempt to blow up the train bearing General P. Elias Gales and four members of his staff last Friday.
 General Calles' party, unknown to the conspirators, had already reached Agua Prieta and the bomb was eN- ploded under a freight train en route from Cananea to Naco. Four box cars and one ore car were wrecked and the track torn up by the explo- sion. The Mexicans were supporters of Villa, according to the Mexican Consul, Ives Lelevier, and are said to have headquarters in Tucson. The remnants of the exploded bomb were examined yesterday by explosive ex- perts who declare that it could not have been made in Sonora. Consul Lelevier says that for several weeks Villistas have been coming into South crn Arizona from Texas and New Mexico. Although they are not strong enough to attempt to take any of the border towns by force, Lelc- vier says he has learned that their in tcntion is to undermine General Gales power in Sonora by fair means or foul. He believes that unless the United States takes hand at once, that further plots against Gales will be fomented on this side of the border.
 The bomb was timed to explode after 20 wheels had passed over it, the plotters evidently believing this would catch the private car of General Gales staff. Gales suspecting trouble had kept the exact time of his depart urc from Cananea a secret and his train arrived in Naco unmolested. General Gales arrived at Agua Pri- eta, Friday afternoon, en route to Mexico City where he had been sum- moned by Carranza. He was accom- panied by Major Salvador Calderon, Major Manuel Ortega, Captain Carlos Gales, Captain Jose Maria Tapia and a corps of stcnographers. The party left Douglas yesterday morning for Eagle Pass after having been granted a permit to travel through the United States.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01
ANOTHER COPPER BASIN MINE ID
 BE OPERATED
SINK TO RISE STARTS IN ACTION AGAIN, IN WHICH QUITE LARGE DEVELOP MENT IS PLANNED.
(From Tuesdays Daily)

Interest in Copper Basin was furth- CT cnlivened yesterday by the award ing of contract on the Sink to Rise to John Anderson to continue devel- opment The running of l0O-foot tunnel will begin at once.
 This movement is the beginning, however, of system of thorough cx- ploration for this well rated property, which adjoins on the cast the Loma Prieta and lies to the north of the Arizona-Portland The Sink to Rise is individually owned and for the past three years has been under de- vclopment at intervals. Mining en- gincers visiting the property recently stated that it has every indication of making a large disseminated porphyry copper mine Copper chalcopyrltc has been discovered at depth of 30 feet from the surface, the crude orc giving assays of from } to 10 per cent, while gold also is shown as a by-pro- duct, practically insuring that with continued development expenses will be met by the latter metal alone, with copper as a net product. The DOT phyry condition in which copper oc- CUTS Is of monzonitc character, sev- cral hundred feet in width, in which are bands of pure white kaolin carry ing g per cent aluminium. Tic fis- surcs on which work has been per formed are thrown up through the monzonitc dyke and cut the dyke at right angles, through the entire for nation, indicating strength and per mancncc. The property is now being patented
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01

Albert NJ. Jones to Simpson Sheep Co. Bill of sale-Three horses, two mules, wagon, etc.
 Albert M. Jones to Simpson Sheep Co. Bill of sale-2,53S- sheep.
 Albert NJ. Jones to Simpson Sheep Co. Pecacho dam.
 Albert NJ. Jones and wife to Simp- son Sheep Co. SH of NEH and SEE | H of NWH and NW14 of SEA, Sec. 70, PIN, 5W. | Albert NJ. Jones to Simpson Sheep Co Raphael Ochoa dam.
 Fred H. Eckert to Wm. Paar. Bill of sale.-Furniture in building at No. 143 North Montezuma St., Prescott William L. Glass and wife to F. H. Eckert, Jr. Lot 4, Block 8. Montezu- ma St, Prescott.
 F. H. Eckert, Jr. and wife to Wm. Paar. Same property.
 Carol Straughan to K. A. Muse. Bill of sale Ono Ford auto.
 October 27, 1916.
 ]. F. Movies locates 2 mines, Yer dc district
 H. w. Thacker. ct al, locate six mines, Squaw Peak district.
 F.. A. Johnston to United Verde Extension Mining Co. Sunset, Twi- light Fraction and Antelope mines, Verde district.
 Chas. Sanders locates Spring mine. Black Hills district.
 Mountain View Cemetery Associa- ton to Mrs. E. B. Kearley and hus- band. SWH of Lot 60 in Sec. D, Mountain View cemetery, Prescott.
 B. C. Pitcher locates A mines, Black Hills district
 w. II. Kreeger, ct al, locates Tril- by mine, Humbug district.
 Prescott National Bank to Prescott State Bank. WIZ oi Lot 24, Block 9. Prescott.
 Prescott National Bank to Pres colt State Bank. Lots and 4, Block 3, East Prescott.
 Wm. w. Davis to Henry Ritter. LeaSe-NEI4 of SEA Sec. 4, N1l of SW14 and SEA of SW14 Sec. }, l3N, CIV.
 Eva E. Topping to Ed Barney and wife and w. A. MiSenheimer and wife. Bill of saIe.-One-half crop. farming etc, Verde valley.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01
NOVEL CAMPAIGNER

section about three years ago, sends his card to a Prescott friend, which contains this announcement: "l an walking into the office of assessor oi Ferry county, Washington, and if you like my gait your vote will be apprc- ciatcd. German is making his cam paigu on foot. and k running indc- pendent. He writes that he will be elected. Ii successful he will take the place ol his brother, who was seeking the office, but died suddenly on Oc- tober lst.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-11-01
NEVADA MINING MAN BUYS THE
 HOME RUN
NEW OPERATOR PROMI- NENTLY KNOWN FOR SUCCESSES MADE; AC- TIVE WORK AT ONCE.
(From Tuesdays Daily.9

Announcement was made yesterday of the closing of deal for the Home Run group of gold mines on Groom creek. The purchaser is R. J. Pal mcr, successful operator of Nevada. and the sellers arc A. A. Johns and T. ]. Laird. The consideration was not given publicity, but the former owners admitted, however that a large sum is involved.
 Mir. Palmer immediately took over the group, and stated force will be placed at work during the week, in charge of his engineer He left for California yesterday, to return later in the week Mr. Palmer has been in this field for the past two weeks mak- ing observations, and while only a cursory inspection was made of the Home Run, his observations were conclusive for closing up the trans action forthwith.
 This property was one of many op- eratcd in this county by Douglas, Lacey & Co.,, of New York, and rec ords of production show that for six months during 1904 its gross output was over $30,OO0 in gold alone. In fact the Home Run was the only pay ing mine of this firm, which later col lapscd, this holding reverting to the above local mining men. The main shaft has a depth of about 500 feet, and other development in levels reaches to about 2,000 feet. Johns and Laird, however opened up virgin ground on the Assure to the north of old workings, from which a heavy tonnage was given, while detcrmina- tions in the new zone enhanced it's possibilities, which prompted the new investor to close the transaction. Mir. Palmer stated that the unwatering of the property will be the first move, and large force will be employed in development.