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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
glns Ocn @cridts6Sfcn.

Sin ano6e oili 5pci Monate nob Der
ct. @orien SnouItrie.S6uIe &c.
inn0t. 9libter Gufip crtbeilt
oeu proieiiioucIlcu 9iirgi6ofts.
itcaeru cine @ormng SIer5te
inO Sebommen beitroit.
gor Dem Sidtcr 6ronf 2ut6orot
I'M Sugen0gcritbte geltono ocr IS
Sabre olte Soicp6 ". Starr BON Olr
S54, @eit 81. StroBe, Dob er nou Sen
GeronooS Ocs norOIi6en StaottbeiIeS
Stiible umo 9lrtifel ge6oIt botte, nm
Elm 9uoben-GlubIofoI 81 m06Iircn.
Ger &ibter ionote Starr ouf 5luci
Nlonote nad Ger ct. Niarien-Sno
itricIhuIc. Sic Soden morcu p.t
oen GeronOoS scr foIeenoen 9iiroer
ecitobIcn porOen: Gbouncep @am-
brin, gIr. 7O2, lluiocrItp @orfpop;
8rou 6ronf 9ortner, 9tr. 63l, Colo
roOo.9loemte; @. Carl Ge5oii, Or.
i7t6, GoloroOo.glpculc. &ier anOcre
&no6en fonen nit eincm idarien
Serpeiie oopon.
gSarnung an 9iirgen.
9llS i'm Criminal. .@eri6tc eeitern
flint Eerionen pelbc ipe9en flcinerer
@eree6cu per6ort mcroeu Ioatcn, ui6t
eridiencn, ert6eiIte Gibter Cliiip sen
9iirgen Oerielben einen &erlpeis uno
marntc iie, Dab in 3ufimft ole 9iire.
iboft eingc5ogcn peroen miiroe, iueun
Die 9lngcflogtcn Scr glufiprocrung,
im@eribte 5u erideinen, nidt 6ol9e
IeiItcn tuiirocn.
. d Oeneriobflo9e.
Sm Gommon.@leoS. .@eridte licB
6. @orOon @ladiuel eeitern cine
aloge Inn $4,000 S6oocucriob &C.
gen 6ronf S. SdIcp bon g}r. $50,
@eits9tortb .9Ipenue, einrcihen. g9ie
9ladlueIl in Ger Sloeeidriit oneiebt,
prroe or om fl. SilIi al ocr @de bon
Sinoen-SIuenuc unO 2unpoIc, Strobe
bon cinem 9hltomobiI OeS @crflogteu
iiberfobren uno bro6 ein 9cin an
5lpei SteIen.
@efdie0ene Seute.
SSrau @llie @. 9ei5el bon Ger. 2i07,
Siio.Souooer.Siro crbielt aeItcru
cine obiohite Sdeioung i'm areisae.
riht bon 9ioD 6. 9ei5el, oen lie i'm
Suni 1909 9ebeirot6et bot. Trou
9ei5eI ioet, ooB ibr Nionu Itets nit
cinem SonObeiI inter Dem appifiIien
81 Sett gegongcn lei uno lie Iid fiirdb.
te, ooB er iie oomit ermorOeu meroe.
30 il iien bic @eburten BE.
ribten.
Sm @riminol.@crihtc purOen spci
9Icr5te uuO 5ipci Sebommcu 5u elmer
@eloItrofe perItrtbeiIt. uciI iie @e.
burtSfoue in ibrer @roriS nibt 5ur
SenntniB ser SonitGts.9eboroe ae.
6roht botcn.
6euer gerlebungen.
Scr Stehtsannolt 6. N3ilton 9llt.
feIo reidte fir SomeS 3. SbompIon
bon glr. 104, BRADFORD. .StroBe, cine
alo9c Inn $4,000 SdooenerIas &c.
Gen 3. 6. 5oote & So. i'm Common
EleoS'@eridt elm. Sbonpion bottc
lid6 bel Ger SIrbeit in ser 6o6rif ser
Serflogtcn cine Sono in eiuel Nlo.
idine 5erquetiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
gS as Oos ruifif6e ariees.
amt meI0et.

@etersbura %, Sttobcr,
oio 2ouOon. ~ Seiterreidiib. oeut.
i6e Streitfr6fte umternobmen eeitern
einen erneuten glugriff noroIid bon
@roo1 OIL Ger poIbDniidcu.ao aoli5i.
iden @ren5e. llebcr oieicn meIoct
Ectersburs ofii5iea:
pyoroIidb oeS fleincn St10tbens
SSioip, iiiOIid ocS GrcSmiotp. sees,
Itieg Elm fein6liher 9lcroplon in I'M.
lcre 2inicn bero6.
5einoIicbe @eriiibe, oeu goIourfa.
6IuB, einen glcbcnfluB Der Stripo,
norOIih bon 9roOD. 5u freuacn. mur.
DC Ourb unier 5cuer bcrbinoert.
Gm yioroDubfo 6Iub, in Der @e-
gcno bon Sbiitelnifi imO Sfomoro.
dp, iiiooitIib bon 2embere. bat ole
SdIodt chuos na6eeIoiicn. 9lm
iibrigen Sbcile Scr 5ront trua fidl
ni6tS bon Scocilhing 5u
gln Der eeionmten foufoiilhen
Sront finoen AuftlGrlmgen un0 &C.
eenicitiee 9eidieBune itott.
@unorO 0ompfer bringt
nur y It.
ySew gorf, 90. 0ftober.
9erDompfer u2oconio" scr Guuoro.
Sinie lief beiltc, bon @nelono fom.
memo, nit 2600 Sdden Eoit ober
obnc &oiioaicre bier elm, 9lnf Oem
9IdtcrOed bciouo licb Elm oier5oIliecs
@eihib.
SIS lit oieS OoS erite Mlol, ooB elm
britiifcs S6iff beuoffnet in ben
Seem Yorfer Sofen einIief.
Inter eeipobnIiden ltmitdnoen lit
cs ein &oiioeierOompfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
eitnna Ocs etaStrut6s.


Gie @luitcr &enionS @crorOuuug
murOe i'm 5wciteu GotbS5peige
on9eommen. ~ Sic @oiolin.@ro.
Ou5cnten fdmpfen oegen Die eiu-
eereidte @ololiu SerorOmmg,
- 9elpobner in ser g}ob6oridoft
Der ShuIe glr. sc ieuoeu cine SC.
legation.
Sci Der Sibung Oes 5peiten Stoot-
rotbs5peiees botte li6 cine groBe gln-
5obl 8uborer eineeiiinoen, oic ii6 fir
oos Shidlol Der 8eroronllng Scr.
106, intereiiirten, ole bc5pedt, ole
&ertpoltlng Ger Wtitterpenlionseels
Der in ole Sonoe Der it6otiihen glrs
menbermoItllngs 9eb0roe 81 leeen.
0ie @orIoge pur0e NIT 6 gegen 1
Stimme oueenontmen. Der Stoot.
poter Sbedcas mar Der ein5ige, Der
gegen Die @orloee ltimnlte. 0iclelbe
miro om n6hiten 0lontog inn crlten
Stootrotbs6weig ieoenfoIlS onecnon-
men merOen nodoem iie geItern Der
erlten Sclung rrter8ogen nor0en
mar.
ytod @rle0igung beridieocner ons
oerer @eidGfte bertoete iih Der
Stootrotb bis nGdIten M1ontoa.
W ollen 2 dulbous ouf 0ert
olteu gIab.
Gor Dem Goniite fir Gr5ie6unes.
weien OeS eriten unO 5lueiten Stoot
rotbS5weiges eridienen oeItern Woh.
nlitto9 im9ef1br 30 Serioncn, Die in
DER 9loHboridoit bon @opIor @robc.
StroBe un0 2ofopette.9loenue mob.
neuL rmo beiduerten lid ii6cr Die
Teroronung, tueIhe ocn glnfouf eines
9lntong Nooember ltotffinoen @onNe
@rlnoltiids fir 0en @ou einer neuen
Sdule in iener @eeeno porIiebt. q.
5. 9renOeI Er1iiOent oes gloonlina,
ooIe Seridonerlrrgsbereins, fungirte
ols Sprcder @r iogte, ooB Die nciie
Sdulc, Die iinbeoingt notbig iei, oui
Dem %lobe, oltf Dem 9egenpGrtig sic
offentlidbe SHuIe 0ir. 56, Gde @opIor
@robe Strobe ilnO 9ofopeite 9Ipe.,
itebt crridtet iperOen ioIIte Tos SO.
mite Oeriprod), Die 9lngelegen1cit ein-
gcbenO 81 ltnteriuden.
.@ oioIiu Ero0n5enten BE-.
i6peren itd.
9e5iiglid Der Dor cinigen Soacn
I'M Stootrotb ciueereidbten GcrorO.
nuno fir ocu &erfouf bon @oIoIin
BON elmer gerpiiicu QuoIitGt in 9ol.
timore eridienen geitcrn 9}o6mittog
oeridicoene gertrcter bon @oIolin.
&roOu5euten Dor Dem gomite fir
Seuerpeien, in oeiien SGnoen lb es.
gcnudrtie Die Geroroning 6cfinoet.
". $. SebieufcIo, @r0Iioent Der ,,SieO
Is SiI giouufoctlrine Co." reoete
i'm &ancn Der acknowledgements.
@r logte nit fInren Morten oar, OoB
Die |uliirlng Scr Geroronung 10
grobe llnfoiten 6ereiten piiroc, oo6
Iit Der Freis fir cine @olIone @oio.
lin in gon5 fiir5cr 3eit ouf 80 bis IS
Gents erb06en piiroe. Die @roou5en-
ten iolltcn ieiner W}einllng noG nidt
in Die @ngc eetrieben meroen, ga iic
aegenmdrtig ibr geitcS tbun, nm
Dem Eublifum guteS @ololin su ei.
neni gerebten YreiS 81 liefern. Ser
betiirdtete Wlon9eI al @oIolin mir.
oe bel Dem gegenpGrtigcu Ger6rolldl
in oen ndditen 26 Sobren nidt Gin.
treten inete Serr 6ebicnielo. 6crncr
bemerfte er, OoB Oie @imoesreoie.
rung Die @oiolinfroee e6enfoIlS felt
ldngerer 3eit unterIudc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
3cbn7 Wider @aISIanO obocbronnt

YIN Seuer aiif Ger 6orm BON Nlih
p. states an Der S6ea GooO Der.
orqnnte itngeid6r 10 9lder nit Sob
oelianoeneS SonO imo ocfd6roete 5eit.
pe'l'g ooS @obnbons imo onocre
Sorln1alier. Die SiabIonotopn.
Sel'erue6r bate iiir 5mci Stmoen al
lVlIn, nm oos 6ener 81 IGihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
llc6crtrat SoS WeIeh

%e9en oeS onecbli6cl gerfoufS
pom Spiritnoieu am Sountoo uuroe
Der sSirt6 George Wloaoiu bon Osr
2, ytorO'@awooo .9lpenuc, lnter $500
Silrai5oit pom 9lidter Slit Sem Sc.
ri9tSperio6ren iiberpiclcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
Sin Qic66abcr BON 0i6ncrGrateu.

Den &erluIt bon noun Siibncrlt
i'm @crtbc BON So befloet ser in Slr.
1160, Somes.StroBc, pobnboftc
Sobu Compton. Der S5ibncroieb
muB, pie Gouipion ongiebt. iiber 0oS
$ausgittcr getlettcrt ieiu iino Damn
our6 glilfbrcden oes gorbduelhloi.
les ben Nilbneritaa betreten hoben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
3ur eluiacn Nn6c.

orou @'orp Sc. @ics ouf ocm Got6c-
orol'6rieo6oie in oen S6ooB Ger
erOc seienft. - @co. So6lc ouf
Dem 2ouOon8arf. 6ricO1ofc bel.
ecicbt.
@eltern Niorgen fonO Oie gccrSi.
9lln9 ocr om 0onncrItog, Ocn 10. Of.
iooer, oeri6ieoencn 6rot Nlorp a.
@leS, DER Satin Oes Srn. Tronf
Wles, BON Der 8obnlma i6res Sdmic.
9erlobneS, gtr. tt6, Siio.N3ountltr.,
aus oil ltatt. Cine fcicrIi6c gfequiem.
%'eOe pnroe I'm 8 ll6r Morecns in
o oer IA bl. gtotbbeIicrfirde BON goter
oeoos obgeboIten. 0ic llc6crrcltc
wllrocn aui Dem Cathedral. 6ricobofe
our lebten giube ec6cttet.
0ie Seritorbenc ipor sic Sod,tcr
poll 0errn unO 6rou 6ronf N2iiaer
l'no I'm Sabre 1859 in Baltimore ae.
poren. Sic tieftrouernocii Sinter-
O''eoenen limo ibrc 0}utter, Die SO
SSoDre olte 6rou 86crcIo N2iiaer, i6r
Vofte, Der 81 Sabre oItc 5ronf @ies,
5'oel So6ter, Srou SomueI q. @ron.
oel imO 6rou @ouor0 Is. Sonlor,
ano oa bier Sobne, 6ronf, @iaiom,
tinoer.
% 6rou ejicS ge6ortc ser IA fl.
9.oi5beller-9irde an uno mar ltetS
e,l ciiriecS, eottesiiirdtiqes Nlit.
S.eo Der @emeinOc. 9lubcrOcm mar
S'e Serltorbcne Elm tbGtigcs N}itolico
UcS rSt. 8arboro,Gercins~ lmo on
ocrer @creinc. Die go6rtudtrGQer
lporen Die Serrcn: s. Syoco60, GIc.
mems ScoiS, SSreOerid 0rcIicl, Sad
eoonep Nl. 6oirlep inO gS. @ooo.
~er Sor9 mar nit 9hmenipen0cn
oo, Quo l1onen Stranger iibcrbGuit. Srou
p'ur9 ST. @ies erfreute lid w16rcno
,9ter Sebens5eit ollgemeincr @elie6t.
gelt lmo murOe bon i6ren gcrmono.
IN 0reunOcu ln6 gefonnten bod.
SVlpaet irno eeo9tct. Sic Itor6 nob
.'ncr 6 @lonotc iudbrcnOcn @ronf6eit
I'M SoipitoI.
@eo. So6fe.
Vellern g1odmittoQ muroe sic Sci.
~e oeS Serru @eoroe So6ie sur
yr'o'9cn Sube eebettct. Ger @erItor.
re"e ,, 9aite Dor % Sobreu in 9oIti.
a 'ole oils So6n BON Serrn lmo 6rou
%sgeooore SoudIc. 9ir. 27i3, Genn-
oye} ,g,palllo gloenue Oas 9idt Der @eIt
irO'ldt, i @ic oIIacmcin beliebt Ger
i"se ias ~'onn geipeicn nor, Oos 6cluie.
w w Ole oielen 9IumenIpenoen Ole
a. a. 9an5e Seideu5inmer onfiiatcn.
1870 sso19e Sodie por elmer @cbirner.
Ioet ISeat'ietllilg erlegcn, ole CT iid om
svg'eu y'ittwod infoloe cines llnfolIS
Svul Nellbou oes .G6riItIihen Ser.
S'u t'ugS SiIngcr 6rouen" 5uge5oaen
% Sulle er mar cin NlitglieO ocs ,NIt.
''UVol Sonclooe" oes Sroens scr
,~%,eptolopben ,, inO ge6ortc ser refor.
lu'rien 5rieOensfirde an. 9oitor
@ @%l'll'lner bielt cine erareifcuoe
SSruoreoe oui Dem 2ouOon 9orf.
Tpleo9ole, in lueldcr or oie Euocu.
~" ~, oes imgIiidlibcn iunecn Mon.
IVY WV ld)ilOerte Gic 9o6rtudtrGecr
% Sou'en oie folgcnoen 6rcunOe oca
ESvrforbeneu: @biliiip 9loos, 9Irdi-
Su'o Nleboer, S9iaiom SouItmonn,
S Saeo. @ronop, g9iaiom 6Iomer unS
t.s1 tUulS Goldberg. 9luBer icinen tief6c.
~ z@Oien @ @ltcrn Serru E6eo. Sobie,
- Sabre olt, mO Srou @rncitiue
@uule, 66 So6re oIt, 6intcrlGBt Der
SSs'lorbenc nod bier S6weItcrn,
9 91uu Sulo Seit6ouier, 5rou SOo
Sgyep9ero, 6rm 9lunic Sotell unS
Otl. Glorcnce Sodlic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
aOmmen Gclte gladlnlittaa.

Gas T. @}orpldnocr 0aiIi5-9ieai-
ment, ~eI@eS idon icit Sonntag CT.
martet lplroe, miro crit 6eute 93adl.
mitto9 bon @o9Ie @ob, Ecros, bier
elntreflen, Gie Monui6often lucr.
Den III Der Soue Oes 5. geeimentS
ousgetnilitert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
epicr bed Sc.


Spier boben. IT. Ger nSdpor5e
Sreitag" elmer Der perSerbliditcn
iiir ole Sdliifabrt. @iele brape
SeeIelltc oerloren i6r 2eben.
6iinf &oOtc uuteroeoanscncr
S6iiic purOen scborecn.
Detroit, Niid., 90. 0fto6er-
Der Gompier r@borIotte @. 9rci.
tin9" fom beutc IN SonOmid, Ont,
nit flint 2eiden Scr 9eiobine oes
Gompicrs .@eriOo~ an.
Iie Ie6loien aorper murOen aeItern
i'm Gricicc ouigciiid)t umo oic @onu.
idoft DER n9reitlug" lit OeS @lou-
bens, oob oic .Merioa" i'm Shrm
am 6reitos S6iiibrid crIitt. Grim.
mcr uuO 9iethneSeiirtcl oic ocn
giomen r@leriOa" trllgen purocn I'M
@rieiec ecie1en
Sic 2eihen murOen BON SonO.
mid noh gSin0lor, Ont, sur SOenti-
fifotion gebrodt.
Grei Der llnelitdliden murOen IN
SginOior oIS Giitglieoer ser Nloun-
idoft 0er nNicriOa" crfonut, scr cine
ais 9lnton 3inmcrmonn bon 9roof.
lpn cin ao6len5ie6er, ser onoere oI5
gSm. @ogic BON SouIt ct. Marie,
@'idv ein SeIcr, @opierc, Oic on ci-
nenl onOercn Seemonn oeiiuoeu
puroen, lofen Ooronf idleBcu, oob
er Steoe @ntoice (oOer Gntoin) bieB.
@r trug einen Gettun9soiirtel OcS
9olaatc. Ger FINITE founte nidt
erfonnt iperOcn.
Buffalo, g..g)., %. Ofto6er.-
Ger Gonipfcr y9lcriOo" ieeeIte boa.
Buffalo nit "a Wioun geIoburq ob.
Soweit befount, 1T o6cr Der Gopitdu
Der ein5igc, Der bier bebeiniotbr
mar.
Captain 01oiicp Ocs Tompfcrs
g9riton," Der lettc, luelhcr rie .Nlc-
rioo" eeiidtet bat fiirhtet, boB lie
perloren lit Sls cr iie io6, NOR tic
25 lVlcilen oiiiiiOoit ser S6oals. sic
rolIte ltort uno Scr Stlirm puroc
INNER beitieer.
Vie Nionni6oit Der .,Nlerioo," bon
oencn eeglou6t miro, oab iie olle
InnIS 2ebeu fomen, mar Die folaenOe.
Gopitdn "A S. 8. Sones, OgOen.
burg @.Y.
@loot @iocon 6Ienlins, Ooocu.
burg, H..g.
3lueiter @loot Sobn 9lnocrion,
Buffalo, 9&.g.
Steuerleute-GoOerid NiocGonaiO
uno 9InguS @robonL 9cioc BON So.
oerid, Ontario.
9Iuslug - glneus Nlurrop, @ooe.
rid, Ontario, lno Soiep6 s. YoIlaro,
ct. 2ouis, 0io.
Tedorbeiter @m. Tunoos, @ut6,
Nli6.; Ebomos $. @}oore, @6icoeo,
9Inton 9uribes, Glebelono, O.; Sol,
Gallagher, Glepelono, 8.
@oidiniit Soiep6 O'Gouucr,
Gbicogo
3pciter Dloidiniit @oIter So6n.
ion, Saod, 0lid.
Geler @ilfreo shtIten, Getroit;
Sobn GalieIep, Detroit; @m. Soeic,
SouIt ct. Niorie @li6.
Sei5er Gopio @orbett, SouIt ct.
0iorie, @li6.; Sobn @olIo6n @oS
9Ire, @3id.; Nlortin q. 9rogun,
@leoelono, Ohio.
aoblenjieber 9liiton zimmerman,
Srooflpu O&.Y.; SEQ @oeucr, Sionr
@itg, So.
SteuarO - RciI @IcSiooc, Ge.
pere, ySis.
9lufwdrter @oroon Saiu @Icpc.
louO, Ohio
Scntidjer 0On Gunaoicrn mihbnnoclt.
Sole0p, Ohio % Sftpher -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

@bite tone, 9R.Y., %. Sit.
glohoem 6ronf Gait eiu 90 Sabre
alter Mann Sderiff BON 0alccnS.
GountD nit einer 5hrotfIipte erihoi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24
lInliaridlef nntrr 0Inflnnr

Gbicogo %. 0ftobcr @e.
aen Charles s. SeaID, Oen @oIi5eidcf
Der Staot puroen 6ellte 5mei Dor.
ldufige slnfloecn erbo6en. Gie erite
Ihuloigt i'm ocs acknowledgements. oie
5mcite Der @eridmorlmg 5ipodS Sin.
tertreiblng Oes glnti.@ettacictes dii
Die 3pcite 9(nfloge nennt oen Sefrc.
t0r OeS &oIi5ciheiS Milliom Stt.
borOt. imS Charles Z. @iiia. Sen &c.
frctGr OeS .SportSmen.@hlbs~y oils
ieine angcblidcu @liiperidbmorer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

fen mo cine Eoiic BON EoIi5iitcn iro
SiiIiSiheriifS, 0ie iein SauS uul-
ringt bate, cine 3cit lang I'M Sdod
gcboIten battc. mnrOe er bon einem
Slngcborigeu oer Yoiic 6clte erihoi.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

@crfduappt. alciner ylef.
fe. ,GntcI, mas oerltebt man eigcnt
Iih inter Ndbfampfnitteln2"
@ontoiicl6cl0: n@onoaranatcn. Iep.
pih 2lopfcr, 8eieniiiele, StieicI
tnedhte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-10-24

u9mpn ~ Bnnrahmlm mfiluml iaqo unna
s,11E la9 uaguQ 5jlllJ i1Q 'ual3q56 diul 'uaitpk
"a hiapmi1bainu asoa ptninua lplu ,u1iusq
'npai'aAp0 uspllHs1" NAG slq 'uslasuungM
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
CORRESPONDENCE
From Luning.

n Poll drove over from his rancl
on the Walker River last Monday in
his big truck with n load Of produce
for the Luning Supply Company
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Norris aud
Miss Lillian Pierce are visitors to
town from New York Canyon.
j. H. Miller and j. NJ. Krippner
drove over from Hawthorne the first
of the week and spent few hours.
Cecil Burkham and family passed
through town Tuesday on their way
to Nina.
The Southern Pacific Company
have their carpenter crew at work
enlarging the waiting room and
Office of the old depot.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Steele have
moved into the Enright cottage for
the Winter,
Fred Wilcox OF Hawthorne and
Datcn Greek Is visitor TO town Ibis
week.
Mr., Mcmillan returned from Nina
first of the week where he has been
for about ten days working on the
Noble garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O'Brien and son
Jess, who have been living here for
the past four months, have moved up
to New York Canyon for the Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Walsh drove in
from the olga mine Tuesday and
spent the afternoon. They were the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. +. Plymire.
Mrs, c. Compton returned home
from Ogden Wednesday morning
She has been visiting relatives.
Mr., c, Evans of the Luning Sup
ply Co. drove from Godield Monday
in his new Overland.
hearge warehouse OF the Lun-
ing Mercantile Company was burnt
to the ground at half-past eleven
Wednesday night. The origin of
fire is unknown. Considerable -four,
hay, grain, coal sugar and other sup
plies we're destroyed
Miss Charlotte Gibson is the guest
of her father and brother for week
Miss Nellie Burke, teacher of Lun-
ing school, left Monday ( r Goldfeld
to visit her parents. She is TO be
gone q week or more.
Miss Mabel Bassi entertained a
few of her little friends at her home
FRIDAY afternoon of the last week in
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
Smelter Will Reopen

The Thompson Smelter, which has
been closed down for several years,
aud upon the re-opening of which
the further developments OF this dis
'rict has largely hinged, is to be-
clown in within the next 60 or 80
days. This information comes from
unimpeachabe sources. Already the
Gum Thompson interests which own
the property have made repairs upon
their furnaces at Thompson aud now
have crew of men at work in their
mines which will be largely increased
in anticipation OF production upon Il
large scale says the Goldfield Trib-
une.
The rumor is also current that the
BlueStone properties, which are own
ed by the Delamar interests, are to
reopen coincident with the retiring
of the smelter. For number of
years, according to popular report
the Gum. Thompson interests, which
own the smeiter, have been nego.
tiating for the purchase OF the Blue
stone but no agreement has ever
been reached 1t is now believed that
a contract for the delivery of large
TONNAGE to the Smelter has been me-
gotiated between the Delamar and
Gunn-Thompson interests.
The Mason Valley company, has
lad large force employed for some
time upon it's new mill and teaching
plant, which will operate indepen,
dent of the Thompson smelter. As
soon as this point is in operation it
will also add tremendously to the de.
velopment of the district.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25

honor of her birthday. Games "
played, after which dainty refr{
ments were served. Among
guests invited were Fern Clay,
rie MYERS. Norma Preble, CT
Tomelin, Harlow kiblinger, LuI
and Louie SEQ, Rosie Weber {
Mabel Bassi.
A, Mcmillan and u. G.. Wris
have just completed fine big ba
size 30xS0 for A. Friedman.
Mr.. U. G.. Wright and daugh
Mary and Miss Eva Kegley, DE-
Deel aud several other Luningi
attended he dance at Rawhi
Thursday night,
Miss Eva Kegley of Nina is
guest of Miss Mary Wright.
Mr.. G. B, Tomelin who had t
misfortune to have his foot crush
about month ago is able to
about with the aid of crutehes.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
From Thorne.

The Reading truck with Water
at the wheel took from Thorne O
Wednesday probably the heaviea
DAD ever taken by gasoline engine
The material was ior the new Count,
Hospital
Little Blanche Radcliffe OF Thorn,
the cl ,ver daughter of the agent al
Thorne was operated upon for az
pendicits at Reno during The week
Bulletins from the operating room
are said TO be favorable toward n
rapid recovery.
Mr.. G. R. Gikey has made appli,
cation for u homestead aud taken il
all the property at present built up,
on at Thorue. He has just completed
large barn and is now engaged in
furnishing substantial residence
house Mr. II. N Moyle of Bodie is
in on the proposition aud will shortly
have well boring plant on the
ground to supply water for irrigation
purposes. With such men as Moyle
and Gilkey handling the undertaking
we may expect 20 see the desert
transformed into thriving farm
settlement.
P. J. Brennan has DIS covered the
Barry vein close to his six foot "Lo
gan" ledge. 1t out-eropped in d
spire shape m liking four feet of good
quartz, three feet below the surface.
Samples have been sent for assay
and the possibility of "a big mine be-
| ING opened un is promised.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
A Fatal Casually.

A pet pony was the cause OF the
death of thirteen.year-old Lee Bry.
ant Whiting in Reno this morning.
He died from kick over the heart
inflicted by the pony THU sday morn
ing as the animal was being led to
the horseshoers.
Young Whiting was leading the
pony from The family home close to
the city and, fearing to be late for
school, stepped behind the animal
and hit him with stick. The pony
let fly both heels and struck the boy
over the heart. Death was due to
accute dilation OF the heart.
After the accident the BOY was ta-
ken to the home in Reno of his
grandmother. where for a time it
was thought be would recover.
1t is a strange coincidence that 20
years ago, just at Thanksgiving
tlme, tnc llLGlc son VI JIu Vui1iuS
brother OF o. w. Whiting-was
kicked dy horse in Hawthorne and
died from the effects Of the blow.
Little Lee was a native OF Haw-
thorne. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs o. w. Whiting here extend
the sincerest sympathy to the be
reaved parents in their affiiction.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
Fires From careIessness.

AS a sensible contribution to the lit
erature of the cigarette as starter Of
fires, big and little. let US recommend
the following, from the Milwaukee
Evening Wisconsin: "Tne announce
men that a recent 100000 fire was
due to the dropping Of a cigarette into
a rubbish heap is not 80 severe a coh'
demnation of the desplsed 'coffin-nail
as of the man who smoked It," 1t ia
quite likely that the man who Is care
less enough to drop lighted Gig
arctic where It may cause q fire would
be careless enough in some other re-
spect to cause a fire or some other
iamage.-Rochester Union and Ad
vertiser.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1916-11-25
New Claims Located.

Mining claims have been located
in Miaeral County recently and filed
during the past week with the Coun-
ty Recorder as follows:
J. G. Fulton and associates have
located four claims in the Garfield
mining district. The claims are
known as the Lucky Girl, Numbers
one, two, three and four.
j. c. Mckay, j. A. Jordan, and H.
C. Trapman have located tive claims
in the Sho Shone district, named
Gun Metal, Gun Metal Numbers one
two and three and the Premium, and
Premium Number one.
]. E Brown, S. P. Station Agent
1T Schurz has located two claims in
the Black Mountain district, known
ar the Phoenix Mum bers one and
two.
R. L. Morris and Chas Stevens of
Nina on the 25th of August complet-
ed the location work on the Sunny
side group near Stewart Springs in
the Bell Mining District.
One half interest in mining ground
located in the Mountain View Min.
ing district, near Schurz, and owned
by John Herr, was sold to John NJ.
Rodgers of San Francisco on the 18th
of November, 1916.