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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
ELY ElKS REPORT FINE
Time At T0N0PAH

The bunch of novitiates that went
to Tonopah to receive a delightful
baptism at the hands of Tonopah
lodge No. 1862. b. p, o. E., returned
last Sunday night II was one of
the largest classes initiated into that
order in the silver camp.
A cabaret lunchen was served after
a portion of the candidates he'd been
given the degree. part of the class
was given the degree work by the
Goldfeld degree team, there being
twenty brothers from the home of
the yellow metal
A big banquet was given in honor
of the visitors and II was piping hot.
Covers were laid for $50. Fred Penn,
the exalted ruler. acted as toast
master. The principal speakers we're
Anthony Zurich of this city, Hugh
II. Brown, II. IL. Atkinson. Frank r.
Dunn. George r. Sheldon and Isaac
Blair. Music was furnished by the
Ratskeller orchestra Solos we're
given by Mrs. Sollender-Hanby and
Mrs. A. r. Meth.
The menu included Manhattan
cocktail. toke points. ripe olives,
sweet pickles, consomme, Waldorf
salad, calves sweetbreads a la maeen-
go, stuffed young turkey. cranberry
sauce, ereamed mashed potatoes,
tutti frutti ice cream, cheese, crack
ers nuts. raisins, coffee. champagne
and cigars.
The candidates from the Ely dis
trict included:
W l.. Baird, Clyde Hatch, August
r. Riepe, @. A. Weiss, Charles Hope.
Herman j. Tietz, Walter F. Wheeler.
l.. B. Kabiscus. A. p Baird. Oscar
II. upwall. Frank Brown. Fred
Brown, August Mahrt, Walter G.
Hull George Mitchell. Anthony Jur-
ich, and John Weber, Jr., Ely. V. w.
Triffith Harry H. Lewis and George
W. Lewis. Sunnyside w. ID, Bush,
John |. Meyerhofer. d. l.. Edwards,
John l.. Lake, Il. NJ. Masterson and
VIM. v Gregry, Ruth.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
Creighton And
Rigsby in Deal
MINING sfEN WE'LL KNOWN IN
ELY DISPOSE OF INTEREST IN
LONG HIKE GROUP AT JAR
BIDGE FOR $50, 900.

John Creighton, who owned a half
interest in the Palm saloon during
the boom days of 1906, and F. l..
Rigsby. a well known resident of Ely.
have gotten into the silver through
their connection with the famous
Long Hikes group at Jarbidge. 1t
was not merely q piece of money nor
a slice Of money. II was quite huge
transaction involving the final pay
ment Of $4,000.
The money was turned over to the
owners by Louis Greenbaum of San
Francisco. representing the Alaska
Commercial company. which has &C
Quired a large extent Of gold bearing
territory in Elko county's latest gold
camp to attract the attention of the
fickle fortune seeker.
Rigsby and Creighton went into
Jarbidge during the first excitement
In 1907. The country offered but lit
tie attraction to outsiders after the
first rush. Attempts we're made to
find something, but the early day
prospectors found nothing but indi-
cations. 1t was said and quite gen.
orally believed that the life of Jar
bidge was limited, but Rigsby and
Creighton believed that the camp
would eventually develop enough
thrills to make any drama now play.
ing appear foolish.
Out of a comparative obscurity
Jarbidge has been constantly seeking
recognition from outside capital. Ev
cry day Indications have since become
magnified into great mines. Modern
methods of mining have been employ
ed by the Alaska Commercial com
pany since its advent into the district
Recent visitors in Ely from tht
Jarbidge country declare that tn,
Alaska company controls the larges
deposits of gold bearing ores In tn,
state. And the end is not yet. Eacl
days development discloses a larger
mineral area that can be handled a.
a profit in a commercial way. Trul,
the men who have been responsible,
for the rejuveantion of the one tins
iweakling do not think with the speed
of water running up hill
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

known supply of water has beer
taken up and is now held and owned
and the land that Is left which l.
subject to selection, is simply arid
land without any known water sup
ply"
This is the land which Senator
Pittman would take out of the pub
lie domain and infiict on unsophis
ticated settlers, according to the bill
or to be added to the estates Of pres
ent large holders, as popularly be
lieved. In one speech he decries the
farming possibilities Of Nevada an.
In another extols Nevada as a Lane
of fertility, sunshine and opulen,
soil, even comprising semi-tropica
zone, where pomegranates, figs am
olives may be cultivated. Like 1
fash of lightning he destroys tn,
beautiful fabric of new Nevada b.
telling the world that this state is the
outcast commonwealth bristling witt
Irepellant features, an area of deseri
ard unresponsive land where settler.
Will venture only on the penalty
failure.
Which of the foregoing statement
is the more acceptable or the NOR,
probable?
Every Nevada voter knows the In
terests are backing the 100000
acre land bill. If any one is skepti
cal, take the other side. That Is thf
argument of Sam Platt who is max
ing his campaign on the principl,
that the bulk of Nevada acreage ma,
be reclaimed by government aid ant
that without government aid nothing
can be trusted to private corpora
tions whose chief interest is in keep
ing out settlers.
Fifty per cent OF this government
land can be reclaimed through gov
ernment aid This course is perfect
ly feasible. according to Senate
Newlands who says the Reclamation
Service is planning to concentrate 1t
energies In four states, one of whicl
is Nevada. Through experience an,
greater efficieey, engineers say tn.
cost of watering the arid lands vii
not exceed 80 per cent of the cost o
the Carson-Truckee Reclamation
Project.
The new Elephant Butte dam ded
icated this week by the joint people
OF New Mexico and Texas is a illus
tration of the growing efficiency o
the Reclamation Service. This pro
ject contains over 2.63S,000 acre fee
of water or sufficient to cover the en-
tire state of Delaware two feet deep
and the cost of the land to the set
tier in deferred payments will not es
eeed $50 an acre.
Nevada is next in line, providint
these 100000 acres are not taker
cut OF the public domain.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

describing Nevada, Nevada is des-
j., tined to be great agriculture state
Within its borders are 70,2S5,440
acres of land, 20,000.000 acres Of
which are of the most fertile soil,
capable of raising anything in tenn
perate or semi-tropical zone.
will admit that, but few yaers ago
vast acres were considered by our
own people to be practically worth
that today are raising magnificent
crops under the stimulation of ir-
rigation. But a few years ago the
water supply in the state was con-
sidered as limited to the few streams
and springs within its borders, but
today We have under way great gov
ernmental irrigation projects that
will bring under cultivation 1872
LAP acres of that land which in the
past has been referred to as barren
waste. 1t has been discovered that
all our valleys are underlaid with
running water, in many instances
within few feet from the surface, in
fact our great valleys are known to
be river channels filed with rich soil
that has come down from the noun
to this water supply, available arte-
sian water has been discovered in
every section of the state and there
is every reason to believe that land
that is subject to irrigation by means
of irrigation projects and pumping
wells, will receive an ample supply
from artesian sources.
On January 81. 1916, in urging
the passage of Senate Bill 2520 seq
regating 100000 acres from the
public domain. Senator Pittman had
a change of heart, for he found that
the very same land was worthless,
for he said:
The state of Nevada unfortunate
ly has very limited quantity of wa
ter. THE BEST LAND OF THE
STATE HAS BEEN SELECTED
In fact. as l had
occasion once before to state to this
body, most of the land in the state
at the present time is only valuable
for grazing purposes
On Monday, February 7, 1916, in
his knock of Nevada.
Senator Pittman described the sun-
desirability of that land" saying,
"From personal knowledge of the
state ] know It is fact that all the
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

+. Freen and Miss Myrtle +.
Baldry were married last Thursday
night at the home of the brides
sister. Mrs. l.. Bodine In Central Ely.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Latham lngham of the Methodist
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
New Automobile

Purchases New Automobile
Mrs Frank Doyle, accompanied b.
her son, Clarence, returned last Fri
day from Salt Lake City, where she
has been visiting for two months
During her absence Mrs. Doyle pur
chased new Kisselcar. which was
utilized in making the return tril
from Salt Lake to this city.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
ylaBercs iiber Den ameritauiihcn
Gampfer yGbentuHg."

@alencia Spnnieu, A G3em.
Der, pia N3oOrio uno @aris, 8. Sea.
Gapit6u So6u Z. Guiip bes ame.
rifariideu IompierS nGbemung,
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te Der 9Iii Areiic aegeuiiber Oos so.
genOe aus:
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2oormg i'm @ertbe bon 100000
unO botten fcinerIei @ontre6ouoe an
gor0. Der brittle 0loat, syacobiou
ndr ouf Ser Bride, @r lidtete oas
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neut llrtbeiI. 99ir er6icltca lue0er
Marmmg nod SignaIe Gos Goud
boot eroifuctc 5eucr. Ger critic
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SbiiieS 9uq ser oaourh Scrtrim.
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6ei IoS Eulhboot udbcrte lih im0
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Sdifispapicrc nlit5nbrngen
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geben. Gs nur0en ocrieIbeu 10 mi
mltcn 3cit gegcbcu. Iie Dlonnlaoit
begnb iib obne @cpdd in 5luei 300.
te. Gas Gau6boot gab 3ipei Shiiie
ob mo eleid oorouf Elm Sorpcoo.
pclheS Dos Sdiff trof Gas Smid.
boot iii6rte Oorauf ole 9ootc bis oui
fiinf Nleilen an oic lpaniihe Siiitc
mo OerIieB lie Damn. Ghpos ipater
na6m Der ipouiibe Gampfer n@i.
ner" Die 2eute al @oro unO bradie
tic nob @alcncio.4
@apitdn Gniip mirO iid nah MA
oriO begeben I'M iid) bei Dem onie.
rifoniiden 9otidofter Soiepb g9iI-
lorO 81 6eihmcren.
(Dcr ancrifoniihe Gonnl in @a-
lencia meIoetc Dem StoatS Iepar.
teincnt an 20. 9lobcmber Dab ser
oG6emlua" ourb Gjeihiibfener uuo
GorpeOo BON einenI 0iterrcicbiIdeu
Iandboot perienft pnroeu iai.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
0nnn nnn MLiif inner.

&iel Slid bat ser Is Sabre alte
8elcgropben @oteniimee Nlourice
9cafe bon 9lr. 1929, 9ioro-Strider.
StroBe, ecbabt, ais cr geitern bon
eincr @leftriiben aneefobren iunroe.
Mairice eing geitern 9tabmittag on
ser Baltimore. inO Sopar0sStraBc
hinter etncr on6altenoen @leftrilheu
iiber oen 6obrooniub ais er BON ei-
ner entgegeufonunenOen @leftriiten
Der nGruiD.Sin.9( .9(oenue-Sinie" cr.
faBt mo 5u 9ooen oelporfen muroe.
@liidlideriueiie fom Ocr Sitnse nit
eiiii9en mbeoaiten0en g(bihiirfun-
gen ont 9eiu oaoon mo fonnte iei-
nen @eg fortiesen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
SOS Surdl llnfaIl.

Coroner g9iltibire biclt geitern
9lbeuO ii ser uoropeitli@en &oIi5ei-
itotion cen Suaucit iiber Oeu 800
Oes G6pmoS SuuiS SaIono ab, Der
an N}ontag 9l6eno bon cinem 3rg
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5miibcn Csmeqo imo &epportb
iiberfa6rcn mo getootet ipuroe. 9}ah
Der iuufm1ereihcn 3eugenucrneb.
mlng fam Die Goroner.SurD 5il ocu
Spruh, oaB Der @lam icinen ZOO
ourd einen inpcrmeiOlideu lIniall
oilf ocn 9lnlogen Der @eiteru Wlarp-
lono.@iien6abn gciluoen Bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
Seine CsinpanOcrnnn crluartct.


goS @inwouoerungS. .Gommiiidr 8.
6. Souc BON 9lep 9orf iogt.
Die @ci@ditc wiiroen nad Sem
aricge nidt 6ceiniIuBt wcroet.
Airoiperitdt i'm @abicn. @or.
trog i'm ,SoteI 9eIoeOere~.
Sci Ocnt iG6rliCbcu @anfett ser
,@reS6utcriancr Union BON @}oru.
lauo" OoS gcItern 9lbcnO I'M o6otel
9clueocrc" ltottfan0, mar Gr. 6rcOe-
rid Is. Some, ser @iumanocrnigS.
Gonmiiidr BON 9}ep Norf, ser set.
rc0ncr. Or. Soue'S Ebema lautete.
,9}ab Ocm arieg @as ?" Gr
miro ais @rpert oui Dem @ebicte oeS
@inmonoermgS5 91e9icrimgs- lmo
GerpalhlngSpeieus etc. 6etrddtct
mo iciuc 3uhorer oerno6mcn gcitern
9lbenO ans icinem @iunOc, OoB bic
ocQemp0rtige &roipcrit6t glmerifo'S
ou6 noA 0em &rieoc iort6eite6en
mcroe. 9|iemanO ioate Ocn &ropGe.
ten oie ic6rcdli8c 3citen fonmeu
ie6cn, @ebor idcnfen Sn 9e5ug oli
Oic Gumanoerumq uod 0cm aricgc
iaGtc Tr. Solpc, oob sic Gmuon0e.
rno obne 3ueiiel cine ie6r i6paHe
iein miro, Oo Die eiropGiihe Suou-
iiric Dcrltdeu pirO oie 206ue scr
9lr6eitcr 10 in Oie So66c 3u itbrau6en,
OoB lie iid uidt Derlcitcu loiici lper.
oen nod irgeuo cncm onOcrei 2on0c
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europa iopicl mlS5ubeiieru im0 uo6s
5u6oIcu iein ooB bon ocm 9lrbeiter-
pcriondl lnicr &criidiibtiguu9 scr
&erlnitc an @lcnihcnle6en ourd Ocn
arieg nicbt cin Nlmm cutbc6rt mcr.
0cn fam. Or. 6oiue'S &e0e mur0c
nit groBcm 9lpplauS ailigcuommen.
Scrr &obi s. Satonc, Ger &r1ii
Ocut Scr Union ilnoirie ocitcrn
9lbcnO ais 5o0itnciitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
g9ollen 6Shcrcn We6oIt.

Gie Glementor Sdullebrer, Oenen
cine @eboltserbobune bon ser 8uo.
getbeb6r0e berweigert nor0en mar,
foBten in Der geitrieen regelmdBieeit
&eriommlltne Ser @lementor.Sdul.
lebrer &ereiiieune IN Der a0oo
5cllops.Snlle" ben @elhluB, fir
cine @rb6blng ibrer Gebdlter iolangc
ST fdmpfen bis iie ibnen seiuG6rt
miro. Sic meroen periuden Die
5pmpotbie 6es 8ubliflms 5l erlon.
gen un0 Damn ntittelit oeIien GinfluB
bic Grb0bung cr5pingcn. sic reroen
ii ibrenI &orboben bon eineul Redts
anlpalt unteritiitt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
357 nene gllitaIieSer.

gSunoer6orer Grfolg Der GanpognC
ocS aSereins Der @oilileute mc
6o6rifonten S9irO Belitc lnS
mor9eu iortgcieBt lper0en So
Gomite'u an ser glrbeit.
Gic pom yGercin ser Sorilcutc
lmO 5o6ritauteu" ernonutcn GO 50.
niten sum Sonlnieln bon ueueu
MitelieOern moreu gcitern @ormit.
tag 3wei Stlnoeu tbatig uuO mer.
oeu ibrc 9lr6eit 6eutc tpieOer olf.
nebmcn. IS lit Die 9lbiid5t, Oas gln.
Ieben mo ben @iniluB Oes gereinS
Ourh cine ar0Bere @iitglieoer3abl 81
bebcn. Die Gonliten fauoen iih
fur5 na6 u llbr geitcrn @fittag I'M
ySotcl @meripu" cin, 100 bel benz
@inuebmen OeS @RiitogSmobles De
ricbt critottet muOc. SSu 0jau5cn
bottcn Die Gomitcn 357 neue Diits
elieoer gepomreu. Ger @oriibcr ci.
mes ieoen Gonlites CAB ieincu DC.
ri6t o6, Ser alIf elmer 9roBen @ouo.
toiel alfge5eibnct wurOc. Die groBtc
3abl bottc OaS Gonlitc 9lr. 12, bette.
6cno ans ben $50. 6. u. TobiS, &.
81. 9louO unO gS. @}. NlcGorrnid,
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itduoIih berrtbtc rmter alien 9beil
ue6ucut 3u uelden ole bcfonute-
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len oroBer Gntbl1iaSntug ilber Sen
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IN iolhcu 9lr6citeL 6atte fir ieoeS
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in 0ilirifte eingetbcilf, ioOaB oie
@onliten iicb niht frciBen. 0eute
merOcn mcbrere 9lutomo6ile in gln.
iprlh 9cnommch Inn sic 9lr6eitcu
5u beihIelinigeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
stiiratc 6eiinnnnnsIpe nicSer.

Sine 5rolL oic ii6 glmelio oiicOc
nonnte uuo ou9iebt 63 Sabre alt 81
iein, lplr0c all Scr Gde Scr Wlont.
foro. imo Goitern.9Ipernc in betpltBt.
loicn 3uitonoe oiifeefuuOen lmo IN
Der oitIidcn 9lmbnlon5 nod Dem St.
$oiepbs SoipitaI eebrocbt. 9lls iic
mieoer ou iih font uuBte iie mobI
ibren gtoncL ober niht ibrc @ob.
nnn1 onSuocbcn lmo mur0e oeSbolt
bis auf Ueitercs onbebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
Slnr,c gtaotnettiofeiier.

Or ". @. Gapis lit bon gteuem
ais SefretGr Der ,2orO'S GoD 9[lli.
oncc" ermGblt morocn.
gllIe 5hioclitcn ser SSobus Sopfius
llnipcriitdt miiiicn ieoc @oac 8ipet
Stiinocn crer5ieren.
Serr @m. $. @iop, ser fritbere
Sctrctdr oeS beritnrbcncu @iuoesa
5enotors VI. A. @ornon bat Iciuc
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Saual5onc auigegebcH ino lit nah
Clifton suritdgctcbrt.
Die Dlitglieocr Scr StootS. Syu0n.
ltricf llnfoIlG Gomnliiiiou bobru iA
nab @aibington bearben itnv SORT
oer @onpeation ser dbnliMcn @cb6r.
ocu aus Oen gou5en gonoe beiSiauo6.
nell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-06
ct. @incent SC 9anI sucietc.n


Gie st. Gncent SC &aiI So-
cictp" bon Baltimore miro am Gien-
itog, sen II. Gc5ember, INN s llbr
glbenoS, cine Der mt9tigiteu Gouie-
renscn OeS SnbrcS nit 9e3ug oui
geIelli1oitlide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
6ungen i'm 9lu6itorilm ser meoi5ini.
iden uho tbirnreiiden 8ofultdt, g}r.
121l Gatbeoral.StraBe, obbalten
IS miro ais iiHer migeromnen 0oB
Seine @mineu5 Cardinal Gibbons
ocn @oriib fii6ren Miro.
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6err &o6ert 9iggs, ipirO in 1obel.
leniornt Sic 9cri1tc bon 50 poer
mcbr organiiirtci GorperiAaiten Dor.
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6abeu,. Inn pcrcinte 9luitreugluigeu
sur Qoiing Scr etbiiHen rnO ofouo-
miiden &robleme 8n MAIDEN ino
cine iiber oie eon3e geIt rei6enoc
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fiir So3ioloaie imO Setononie bel
Der fot6oIii6en llnioeriitat ime bat
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lie Charities Gcbiclp~ it, einc 9lu-
ipradc al oic 9lniucienocn baItcu.
llnter sen crparteten @diten iinO
81 erudbneu; Serr @eoree &. @ils
leSpie, ser @rdii0ent mo Serr go.
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@ord 5ocictp" scr Scr. Staoten".
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ino Oereu SreinOen Sic @riiBc osS
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reIigioie Seier Der st. @iucent oc
Saul Societp" miro am 5onntog,
ben 10, December 1T scr Gotbeorolc
4 itottiiuocn iino bic N}itgIieoer ser SO
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cinnebmcn
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NIieaerFanpfc an itaIieniidber iyrpnt

t2rnoHoe ndW SdbDtuc)
Berlin, 8. 2e5. ~ Dos otter.
reidiid.unsariife Sfriegsamt eab
aeitern Den Foleenoen geridt Be.
tannt;
Gin italieuii1es 6liescr.@eI
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uolpan mo Seiona Cd, obue Grfolg
81 er5ielet. llniere 6liegcr eriffen
ben 6eino all mo brabten eine icinot
ii1c Gotroiii-Dliihna init 5ipci On.
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Sail Gn oieiem 2uftfampie Seidue.
ten iicb N3arine.2ieutenant 9auiieL0
ino Gberlieutenaut ArunonsEt
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Tas itGotiiNc @ciunobcits Iepar'
tcmcnt bate III oeu Iebteu snci Gagen
wieoer nit Scr &inoerl1bmunes
aronfbeit 81 tbum. @eiteru ruirOel
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bine sc 9aer BON 9tr. 3O0S, @eit.
9tort6 9Ipcmlc, Oie an Nloutag in ser
Sdule ploBli1 umuobl unO IN be.
oenflibcn 3rltonOc nod Soide &C.
brobt lpcrOen nuBte, no tic ipeni9e
ShmOen ipdter aus Dem 2cbcn i1ieO,
bottc, pie cine 9citern gIahnlittag an
Der Gcrliorbcncn porgeuomnene git.
topic AGATE, ui9t on Der 9iuoerl06.
lmng oclittcn mas 3llcrit pcrmit6et
moroen mar. SSorrD StnnSbirp, A
Sabre alt, Der Dor 5pci gSoden pom
Sopona Cuba, nab Baltimore qe.
6roht murOc, 0a CT onqcbIidNpolI Scr
&rant6eit bcboftet it, iplroe 9eitcrn
bon ser Nobnung icineS @roBuoterS
nod Sem &eruansSoipitol aebroht.
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NlOniignOr 9iniicll 5iIm SiIdIof
crnannt.

S9ic cine Ddpeidc aus Som mel6et.
bat Der @apIt Benedict oen Wloniiq.
nor @ilion 2. Hunel( bon ser @r5-
oioaele Baltimore gum @ii6of bon
Gborleiton ernonnt. 9iihof Nli1lcll
muroe IN Baltimore geborcn ltno i'm
st. Charles Gollege bci Gllicott. Gitg
gum &rieiter olisgebiIoet. Donn lpor
CT filnf Sabre lons in Spottspillc,
Gr mor ip1tcr IA Sabre lang scr
Sefretdr oes Cardinals Gibbons unS
muroe oann oum 9ieftor Ser St ga
trids. s.airdlc III Moi6inaton, 8. g.,
beforOert Ser 9iidoi BON G6orlcitor
ltorb am Z. SUM.
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2oliSpille, Ag., 5. Gc5.
Ser StaatsonpoIt Soirpb W. Sufi-
ader mlrOe bclite glbeno. ais er iein
9ureait perlieB, bon eincm 9lanne
gtomenS Gopar0 s. @eiocfomp lt
cas reHta 9tge aeidoiien. Iie @er.
lcbung iii olgeriihcinlih niht lc.
beuSaei06rlid. Gon @eioetamp,
ser ioiort Serbaitet muroc uimmt
mon an, 0oB er irrimnia III.
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llnoIHdlidJcr stnrs.

So6u @aiucr bon einem @criiite &C.
ltiir5t unO oui Der Subrt nod
Dem Soipitol an oen erIittenen
@erIeeungcn ocitor6cu. 9lnocrc
ltnfGQc.
Ger As Sabre olte So6n @Giler
bon Scr. 420, 0rinoall StroBe, Der
bel Experimentation an Dem I'M
ErodenOod ocr Baltimore Ship.
building Gompoup" bcfinoIicben
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fieI bon einen @eriiIt on Der Scite
Oes Sdiffes lmO crlitt cinen sails.
mO S@Goelbul6 imO itorb ouf benz
gScge no6 Dem @oipitoI.
&om out 0oDon.
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cincs I'M 8ou begriffcuen @criiiteS
Dor Dem @ebduOc Scr. 2237-2243,
0It 6opette StroBe, iiel scr 3im.
mermonn @corec @o9en aus Sigh
lonOtown aus einer Sobc bon 1 3 SUB
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&erlebunQen al Der linfen Seite imo
um 9iiiden oopon. 9loboem CT sic
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in g(nipriG genomnen 6otte, mar CT
inn Stonoc, nod ieiner g8o6mma 3u
9e6cn.
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i'm Smtic 9}r. 2i05. 0it ,youettc Str.,
mo6n6aii scr bei Ocu 81. &oniad
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Gentrals2benue, alS Giieuboiarbeitcr
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nod Dem Ct Soicp6'S @oipitol qc.
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ten.
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mar ouf OoS 6interc. Gnoc cincS
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StroBen Sinie geiprllngen uuO be-
lor iciucn Solt moolrd) cr auf Od9
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nod Dem ct. Soiep6s Soipitol, 100
er BON Gr. &o6non in 9e6on0lumg
genontmeu purOe 81 Bat ma6r.
iAcinIid eiuen S6ooelbul6 umO ou
Ocrc 8erlebungeu erlitten.
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9llS Or, Sonuel g.. aobofi bon
9ir. 1i6, gIisQuit1itrdBc, nit icinem
stltomobil Die Gde Scr 6oDctte- uio
spriuaitroBe poiiirte, cntIici scr
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