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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

nioiicnS 5uul groBtcu EbeiIc 0cruid.
tet
Nlgcmein fontmen MIR gcring &C.
fGrbtc lno 0aber gut lihtolrhl0iiige
@Idicr iibcroa Damn in 6ro0e, wenn
an6oltcnoc 9ta6arbcit bel ciner intcn.
lioen fiinitliGcn 9ibtluelle gelcilict
wcroen muB. Genn tuie mir uiiIct
lit ldnger Ooliernbes Sdrci6cn pno
9cicn bel mongcI6aitcm 2icbt cine
ser lpiGti9itcn llria6en iortibrcitcn-
Scr &ur5iiGtigfeit.
@ir bottct an Der clcftrii1eu gIu'
ecnteujiinoung geie6cn OaB uniere
moOernel 2i6torten eincn bciouoerS
groben 9ci9t6un al filr5pclligen,
oem Sluge I6doli1en Stro6lcn 6o,
6en Eie @elcr6tllngstcdnifcr bn.
ben ms 2iHtquellcn init INNER gr0.
Ecrcr 9idtItGrfe geliefert, inOcm lie
Oic Sempcrotllr Der leudbtetOcn Sor.
per ntcbr ilno mc6r itcigcrtcn. Sn
beiBer ober elm leudtenOcr &0rper
lit, Ocito groBer lit Scr glnt6eil Ser
bon i6nt aliS9e6enOen ultraOioletten,
nidt Iicbtborell Stra6len al Der Sc.
lomntItroblllng.
Gle einiodcn &eiroleitm Gam.
pen nit Gplinocr iino pcrbdltliB-
mdBig arm an ltltraoiolettcn Strdb-
len. Gus cmpiinOcn Diclc iebr ipobl
imO oober bat oic Yctrolcumlonlpc
olldb 6eutc nod nebcn ocn clettril6cn
ino @oS9liiblompeu ibrc 9coeptimg
nidt cingcbiiBt.
Cas- @dSglabli6t cnt6olt rci6li6e
illtrdoioleite StrobIen, Ood miro cs
Ooriu nod ii6crtroiien bonn 9l5ctplen-
9oslidt.
Gic cleftriihcn @lii6lampen uno
@o9cnlompen geboren alld 5u Den an
lniidtburen Stroblen icbr rci6cn
9idtlrcIlcn.
Tie Sale BON clcftriidcr 9lugcn'
cnt5iinolmg fonncn mir, ieitOcm mir
0littel 5ur Scrubalhno Der Dem
glll0c ibd0li6en 9idtItroblcu achnl.
I Oen Dobcn nit Sidberbcit pcrbiitcn.
| @ir niiilien nur 0ic oa5u notbigen
SGu6glGier bei5eitcit oas bciBt, c6e
mir ms Dem iutcniiucn 2idjt aus.
/ iebcn anlucnOcn.
gIn0crS lic0cn Die Sale, mcun 0oS
9htgc bcreitS crfronit lit Genn bier
Iilt Oie 9(rt ocs 9lugculciocnS fin bic
h 9ctrtbeihmg, meldc 6ornl 1t. 6orbc
/ bic 81 trngcnocn Sdub6ridcu ba6cu
miiiicn, BON ousibIaggcbenoer Sc
Ocutmg. 9lu6 oiclcS onOcre lit Oo.
6ci 81 6criidiidtigcn 10 oic 9lbbal-
.timg bon mcdbaniidcn Sdd0igtngcn
6ci ben ocricbicocnen 9criifcn ilno Die
in0gli6It ousgicbi9c 9ciHiiblm0 Dor
Staii6 mo @iuo. Sicr IN @injcl.
4 faa 81 rat6cn, lit Sadie ocS 9hwcn-
ar5tcS. 9fid)t lncrpGbut io1 abcr
/ bier nod blcibcny ooB ourtb Oas nad
/ 9lugcncnt3ituoun6cn lurn0tbig Iunge
iortgcicBtc Gragcn bon oltntlcn
SAub6riQc Die 9hgcn mlr nod lidJt.
cmpfinOlider uno leidtcr crmiiO6nr
gerHa6t ncr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
Scirat6s. .qiceuacl,.

SSoiep6 9ioplono, %, @ilmington,
Gel, uno Settle S9. @6ittmorc, %,
Stuunton, go.
SSo6n 8. 9otnoll 26, SiablauO.
toipn @lOD unO @loopS 81. Sein5, %.
guguit G6omos, %, uno 9lnno
arocger, 1S.
GlpOc &. Subel, 33, gciticOcl unO
Gllo No. &ope, 33.
G6arlcs g. Selferitop, 2S, geiHie-
| i6ieoer, lmo 0torma s. @oberts, 19.
G6arlcs %. Sobfin, %, rnO DlarD
6. @rosmon %.
9enionin @opoli, 20, uno @enc-
hDiepe 9io6oinsft 81
Gietro Sobos, "a, unO Slnita S.
Saos, 90.
gSilliom g. 9(rroluinit6, 50, oa-
IbieOen, unO Berthe 6. @rigbt 33.
Goois Olopborne, %, unO E1crciu
&onolu, 20.
Charles u. ainiep, 2s, unO Goa
6. @illoug66p. %.
So6n So 6nrmooo, "a, unO Wlomie
81, MnpfeiL 30, @ittlpe.
Soon g. Yaole, 80, lno 9tcllic 6.
Groicr, 27.
SarrD s. StenaeI, %, nnO aot6c-
rnc s. GoroIe, Is, Genruorc 9orf,
N2o
Soncs 6. gouna, 80, unO Soo ~.
@loron, 36, @ciOc bon @ooOpillc,
MO.
G6omus Q. Soopcr, 80, unO Morb
6 Grouen 80.
9lo6crt @. Sobnion iuny 26, ln0
9loic Q. ci. Sncoll %
@oruorO 8. SincS, 2i mo Wlinnic
Z. 9re6S, 90
Sorr0 9. Scitd1, %, nnO O'oia 6.
S6od, %.
Socob $. Eimonus, 2s, unO 9lnna
9. Sdneioer, %.
Somoro s. D}c9lomord. q, unO
ella @f. @cGlosfeD, %, Solctborpc,
NlO.
Scnrp Nlotin, q, npo Caroline 6.
Sen6ert, 10.
@orlc Z. gorc. %, uno 2Oa g.
@cadort, 10, @eioe BON S1drris6urg,
%o.
Gonolo s.. Belt. 26 unO @roce
@om0cr, %.
@uiieppi q slnico, p. T6iloocl-
p5ioJ Yoy ,9oliio 6crrcntt 90.
Sorrp u SowelL "a, @oIt Orange,
SIS lmO Bertha g. Soncs. 33.
Glarenge 6. Stcer, 26, ilnO sSeiiic
=. @oder, "a.
Sorrp s. air6p, "a, uuo Mo1 g.
Manning, 20
@cuionliu 8. 6lopo, p, 6iegcraIH,
@u., lnO Bertha s. 9teeie, p.
SSolep6 5. 2eluiS, %. uno @lorgo.
ret 6. 9ornon 18, 9ciOe BON @ai6-
inetou. 3. 6.
Einlot6p 3. @lc9hlific, a. lmS
N1arD Seineman o.
SrQnf s, 9ieubef, 4O, @iitper, uno
Nlar0 6. &ittle, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
nnierc Gbeater.
n5or0's E6eotcr.~

SSn o6orO's S6eoter~ murOe geltern
9l6cno r9lao6's @urtelt~ bearbeitct
nod Der 9}opcllc bon Sio6ert
Sit6cnS, oege6cu Gic 2ic6esiccncn
5pii1cn Selen @ore in Ser 0foIIe ser
Gomini Gnfiloeu unO G6omos
5ontidji iinO boil bon 9eocutllng.
Sic ii6rigcu Scenen criheiucn i'm
uollItcn @lan5e ser 9u6ucnfunit Sic
ora6iidcn Stdote am 9lonOe Ser
@iilte eribeinen wie in Ser @irflid-
felt, beionoers @eni-@iora.
yWiorpIan0 Z S6eoter."
Gen Sauptplab unter oen 8orIteI-
lungeu I'M nMorplano Sbeatcr~
lo6m geItern cinn @bontoic-Iroanl"
Elm. 9luBerOom fomen YoItcl un9
Grui6ing in Sin SouA alter 0lin-
itrels,~ Ser Sanger uno SGn5er
6ronf Seot6, 9oItod's &eiti6ule in
eiuem Girfus-9lfte, S6orrodS nget
Sem County -@rnteieit,~ oirie Die
Glomns 9oroine unD &rit6arO,
&o6ins in einem muiifolii6en fomi.
I9en 9lfte, Coon quo, @DnlnoItifer,
lno &at6e'S @oGcniiberiidt ii6er Die
9Hbnc
n2oem's Stppo0rome."
o2eoiusfp @eoOing," oieies be.
fonnte fonliide 2ultlpiel fam aeitern
nit Sultan 9ioie in Scr @ouptrolle
in DSoelp'S SippoOrome" sur 9luf-
fii6rung. 9lnoere 9lnnunern poren;
MorcelIo SobnIon Gon5ert-Sdnge-
rim; Gin Sail fiir S6erlod," cine
fomiide 0eteftip-Scene, IN Der Gotc
acitb olftritt; sop" &oDnono lit
Scr GGgeme6l-&onifcr; GuooIl lmo
Simpion; bic Orei @o5ollas lmO bic
m6bentliAen gleui0feits-@oritell
gen.
o0tiron's &ictorio."
9ln oer. Spite ouf Dem &roeramm
in n9liron's @ictorio.9benter~ fir
6elite, Gienitog, mo @litttuocb itc-
BEN Oie N}uiifouten Gonicls lmN
aonraO. Sm glnibIuB bicr5u fomnlt
ous 9luftreteu bon Sbottud's nellor-
tigcn Nciicnrollcr unO Soneleurc;
@olt imO %eggD in ibrcm @cIang-
ino @ciprddsoftc; 9ootb uno Seon-
Ser Die fonlii1cn 8mciroofo6rer,
unO @oIfer liuo S5lI in elmer fomi-
i6cn Scene ugllIeS falib." SbeOa
9oro miro inn @ilOe oils Earring
bon %oris" porgefii6rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
NMmOnFS ncnc0 gsallerilnnlcnG.

&oriS, a. Suni. Ger broiilio-
niibe 2llititiftcr SoutoS Glmoni
ioI Hob ciner aus Iilrin an ooS &c.
tit Sournal" aeIanatcn 0epcicbc Gin
Observation-Disclosures fiir &anpi.
llntcricc6ootc Crnanocu 6oben. Die
nctc Nldid5ine ioQ in Sen &creiniQtcu
Siaaten iabri5irt lmo an alle Slaiirs
ten oelieiert weroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
Siim Griten Oe9 r2.SraclitiIdJcu
yTriCn0lg Snn."

SoS GrO6ecrenieit iuO 9a5or in
81 81 a5sruclitiibcn 6ricnoIp SIM,
tsr' III 9li5quitb.5traBe iinoet beu-
~ ~ gbenO icincn 9l6i6luB. CHARLES
ttSelnltcin itcbt an Der Spite oes I'm
,,,,rQaltlmss- :, inO N}uiif-Solnites
e eo''ter oen Tamcn, oic Dem @o5ar-
Olllltc onae60rcn befhOeu ii6:
Srap Soicpb g. Sads, Soriibcrin;
Ssq'l 5. 9cder, Siilis-@oriibcrin;
9a 0sull g'otban 9risfman 5rou g. q.
NSgolll Ssll 1Srau Goa 6ranflin iSrall
SNglllp I1eooore, 6rou Nlar Goois,
Ie; %:'' g'aomi 9lombrn, 6rai @iaiant
81 @'p}otow, 6rou g. Goplon Grolt 9.
Cp CSpp'ocr, lSralt 9fi@mono, uno iSrall
"' SlobiniOu.
W.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
Su5c Sitnng Der stauts-@cirn-
ac6nn0.

3mei @oden miro allen glnl6ci-
ne nod 0ie @rtrosSisung OerStoats-
@elebge6ung ipd6rcn unO @ouOer'
aellr &orrington bat poiitip erfldrt,
ooB feline WloBnobmen lnterbreitct
loeroen miirDen oie Dem @ouocrnelr
pos 9lecbt ge6en lpiirOeit, oos @eies
oe6ii9lih boiler 9eiobung pon San.
@oelsIdiiicn Sa8 ShuI5wong-@eieb,
poer oic oli oie gLrbeits5eit be5iigli-
pen @eiebc 81 iispenoiren. S,u ei-
ncr @oniercn5, oic Dor cinigen "a
yen 5lpii6cn Dem @ouoerneur uno
Ueln Gomite Scr itGotiidcn Gclego-
,lon in Der Staats- -%eiebge6uno itott-
lunO, fuitroe ibm 81 oerlte6en gege.
zen, ooB 0ie Delegation gegcn irgenO
e'ne SuSpenoirltnq Oieier @eleee op-
aonIrcn meroc. glu6 bic SOee Ser
grunoung elmer StaotS. @oli5oi dbn-
'''g oericnigcn bon &cnniOluonien
'oproc bon 0cm Gomite ais sur 3eit
"'lNotbig betru6tet. General 5taats-
HHinoolt Gilbert 6. 9litcbic piro 6cute
p'e oeridieoenen ser Stoots-@eiebee-
~una 81 uuterbreitenOen @loBno6-
"e'l onsacorbeitet boben, 0ornit lie
ylort bon Der @cieBgcblng IN gln-
S''lF gcnonmcn wcr0cn fonnen,
t,ll ,oe'll lie am ~. Suni 5nionmen-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

NuS 0en iibrigcn Yun0cs. Metter-
5cp6oAtunes Sfotioncn purOen Oie
foI9cnoen b06ltcn Tenpcrtllrcn, oie
nm 8 llbr oeItcrn gl6eno berri6telL
beriChtct:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

Wndnrb 135 $a150 25 T2750
,Rndarb lstur So uf 9alilmulcH Oburless
Strobe nuo Di. Jlo0al gtpcuie
Snron, bic p0pllhrc Gar. 1895 nnh fSt5
.Mlnr.nel W,obllc Co.," Onroa. ll0s 1910.
YorO,G DdrlpSi Sirnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
gBofcnt. .QltNu1lte.

Gbmln n. @amnelS, 9lcmtSipnlt; Nuicnlc. N0ns
ocls pchntmqrieu &erlagsrsbie, llntDlnnn
Trun Rulnind
Gbnpllu ~ 1ergniuu fl8-ii7 QdlU NnilUina
iS.idhrpe NriunrnnQ
o. y. X u. q. 3pipnro, 4ii GpntHcnmI Nl6a
Brditl3rcn lcii 1872 crioIgrclc3 III baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
. stoft.

Gic: rlluae6il0ctS 8 9'ad 6oB inn
antcrn Siod ciugqdoatu iitl~
or: ug2icio r.
~SH iingc bcutc frih. No igbidcu
iic noh 5ebn Wiuttct 6erol+. Sic
trcildcnoc E1iir mSdit optb ln09lit1it
bolo oc0It pcr0cu~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

&lp'crlhmicoe lln0 &lunbcrS
9cau Cubert, 1884 ghnmgs.etraae. q. a r.
2ecpbon. 8ulic 1000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
Gtnnts. .Qlnnfcn

,,1cniidlc 9auf buu Baltimore, Baltimore nuh
0oloab'Sirnbc. gtuqidt Rehcr Erdli0cnl.
Scbn ". .Naubcr, Siccerdlioeni: GIcorne y.
Cana, NaIiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

NOocucn Die Oc 0Acn GurrcpOuScucu uid pauIid oSer
"asmaN'a cr0H HO scOstcn Scr Si SOuOn per Strpun Or
ldritld AttbciIMHg gu madDcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

SSclicreINcrhc0 hc0crullQcn.
49, :, e1edsilcre 6 Gu, il7-2i eDomhes oi
n1gufialr 1snry-artiibuuuaS meIcninaltD sol.
iionOr ilnf 9ultiniorc. StuM.
s1cntih.glwsrlfaniine encrs@erancrnuaes0 s0Ie.
Ieninah NoliinoreSitabe nllo 0llpm
D9oNal Suugau-r SO. OF 2lvrrpuor' ocngh gp.
YNnfiien, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I0t Y iO3 &0nln
her Of Commerce griilniua
nWcrmnnld Icurr WrrNrcruMQ8 VirrngMnls"
Naitlmou uno %ptt1haBc
Ylccbplotten WlcfoQ gtc
! apgE, Gcn'tM 4 6O. Sne., is iB aaloei.inr,
8idnOleib.@'elhGitc.
"e'nIuliOatso saeH 0p.", glor9 cab shabe
Gilenmaarea Ollcr 9(rt lmo SUI.
ihTico- 9n6e06r.
~ Scott Ratns Ge.. sB2 -804 Noto Nab 8n
eigent6amS 9lgcntcn lmo SanoIcr
~'sFte s. nuaam & glepgsi0, TO 0nccgiuaion
3citllngcl. 8cttlhriitcn etc.
.oSbe Baltimore gieps Gortpaub", Mobcrt 6 "A
MeperS, @el@iitstipTer. 227 &-GaloertGlr
Neiitide 93iimtr lm6 3ciiihriitcn.
". NouItin. glr, 900 sgcAergIuaion sirabc
photograph.
Hahrnd Elm Nbpionrapb bon gus3elbnuna.
Nv % li'neliitaionSirnhe
Sric0baie.
Oar HQUn Nemelerp -glerldnaerie 0oltern
Npenuc. elle Begrdbnbpdte wuier lprp
pdbrenosr WuIntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
8 d 4 q ch l-im VI Il q.

D'cict p@dt init troiirig III, Sein,
ichlt @ie mot2~
@liillrr. ~Sd bab aiitern mihec
I6rll begrancn.~
llricr; pCd 10, osb 10. oani fann't
Eic mobl ocritabu,"
Wlitaer: $50, io is an iblinmnl
slmer Dat uacridlIuniic onbic is, oat
lci o. @ol0plonbcn nit int @rnm
genonnHcn bal, oct fann'f MD oer.
Adtcr.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
WribiftSs s@cgmeilrr,
g}atlollnl. .Wanfcn
WicrCantilc NgcucN.
q. g. Gun & Co..
eo2 oio 9sarpIauo Gral eulloila.

glatloHal.Bantcn.
ux9r Clo 1Umn glaiional gauf", Nun, mo
@rcicrShahe Sncob ". 0ooi. Brillheut.
0cnrb a. Reoue Wninrer
Y5ccpuo 9ntiOnal Sdnf", 432 Siio,Nroubnab.
gS. &. gSdgner 0dinrcl
,9Yctern giailonol 9ant", IA Noro osgninp. ctr.
%. WlarioIt. NGiiirers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
g2erid d 4 m I

9ienitmdodcn: SD mocbtc ciucn
@riefitelcr."
@ebiIfe: ,2icbes q
rglo, cs fam 10 mas babel icin.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

1m gon5cn nitflcren Mclten lno
Y ben 6elicngebirgcn regnete es ge-
liern, llno ibpere 0jewitter gingcn
ols binouf nod 0en groBen Seen nic-
Ger; oesgleihen berridt BORT fii6Ics
%ctter. Su Often lmO I'M Siioen
1T Die Gcnlperotur geItie9en lrnO ItanO
9eltcrn auf Dem ioiiongemGBen
|ur6i6uitte. 9luf Oas i6bne @etter
am 9ienitag in ben utlontii6en Stou-
ten miro on @littlpo6 beocdtc 2uft
lOl0en. @a6rideinlid miro es am
Nomeritng 9L6en0 @cipitter ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

bsn,vsvun.iHeNren, BITE ben ,,DeHnmen GorreIpJN.
b0Ifee UNIT pAnttllf pner nnrenelmdktg al
ohos -, lno acbeteH, her Cfftce bapuH pe7 s. d
'nrr lnrittlth IliltUctluaa SR mRbex.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

Dsaic 9rpoM uno Erut eoupam", 10 combs
GiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

Sanopirt5ihaiilide @er6t6e. Sdme.
rpien mo @ciliioel5iic6lerei
@rillltb SHruer &c., 205 Qpro.g,uca cir. nA0
1856 Roro SnbsGlr
ghc Msber 4 sitter Gss 80 eia9t haBe.
ocliii1ce Gnnienaeimdit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

IclSaMhel u5ie iiN0 IA nitht
raiiert, gRilIerl SScnu sic s,br
Sttu aus Dem SnitenqrcGsn bin.
aasltrcdcn ,cerfcn Oie 5cinOc. % ~
Elm GrabtbinOerlti6I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

9 Sdnter5boftc S6fIidfcit.
lin NimmeISipilcn &err alrDcr
-tDos lit 0enn loS2~
uGer3cibcn Sie giitigit 1n1Oige
,Srail i'd babe mid aus Gerlcbcn
ouf s,5r gtaOelfiiien ecicbt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

!, ,Drntidlc eporDani BON Wnilimur, GutaU,
uno Nnlilinprc.Girnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

Gte 2cutnantS.
yYlcin 9rdutigam lit 5lieger.
offi5icr
o9ta iol Die 2eittnauts iinO ia
ale eticaS flotter6ait,
Sci ser Giebbcitan0Suuf.
nabme.
9cumter v@abcn Sic Ionit nod
@ifh IN Gcr 9ebniiiuua2@
Mnun: 0WtuB ih meinei Topf nit
WtcblmiirmCrn aud nod ungcbcn2~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05

gonmateriolien, &0iircn, 5euiIcr.
rabmen, 2G0en etc.
Sas, q, Gpter & Go., 1i5-ii7 sao5seoerid.
StraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
eunnenaMfaana Mn0 .llnteraana.
Slntg
gTIetfcrausiidltcn.

Sir Wlarplano mO Sen GiItrift
Columbia beiite id0ues @etter uno
ipeitIi6e @inOc.
SunOes-Scpurtcment fir Gnnouirtg.
rLet4 0IS ct4c. l,;rco,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-05
lsOnacrt i'm ngsatterlun.9sarfn

@us 8roqrnmm fir oas @oniert oes iidbti,
l@en @arfsSr1eiiers inter 2eitnn9 oes Yrof
Nnlticl fSclomann i'm gRuterlons&arf" bcuie
Iheno bon bis 10 ll6r it, luie iogt:
vImericu"
YiariO 0ationnls sGeribeoQun0" . Qampe
Sioertiirc, 81 @uarneD," ..........., .@ome3
Wtclohien aus eOidoame BUTTERFLY" go. Yuccint
sYSeibnucb sgSul5er," ..............Wi WidrqiS
IrombonesSoIo o5onioiie 0eroiulie" . 5retag
(8crr ySiuidm 6reioa)
Nnniaiic ,@Qfcr Gbme5". "............,.S Satc
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-06-02
Mine Rescue Car Will
Visit Aurora June lIth

Washington d. C.-Mine- Rescue
Car Ne. of the United States Bu-
reau Of Mines in charge of Edward
SteidIe, engineer, and crew of
trained men, will reach Aurora,
on June IL. The car will be on ex-
hibition every day from 8 a. m to 5
p. m, until June Is, and free lee
lures will be given to miners on safe
methods Of mining, the use of safety
lamps and rescue apparatus, and
mine gases, On June Is the car will
proceed to Ely, Nevada, and remain
there until June 80
The saving of human life aud less
ening the sufferings of injured are
the features of this bureaus work.
Miners are shown how to use res
cue apparatus and how to take care
of an injured comrade The lectures
are Illustrated by lantern slides and
moving pictures which show good
and bad methods of mining and how
many accidents are easily prevented.
Each ear carries oxygen breathing
apparatus, a supply of oxygen in
cylinders, safety lamps, field tele-
phone with 1000 feet of wire, coll
apslble steel mine cage, an apparatus
for revlving miners who have been
gassed, and the charts, splints and
bandages for demonstrating first aid
methods.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-06-02
Many Recruits From
Mineral County

Mineral County has done more than
its share IN helping Nevada win the
place OF honor as the first state to
furnish its quota of recruits to the
army. To date the county has fur
nished fifteen men. We are unable
to get the names of all of these at
present, but will publish complete
list Iext week Three have gone from
Hawthorne, Harvey Miller, Lewis
Leavitt and Frank Barlage Har.
vey Miller and Lewis Leavitt are at
Huston, Texas. They are in the av-
iation corps, and Harvey has already
pained the rank of second lieutenant,
he having had military training at
school.
Frank Barlage is in the coast ar
tilery, and is now at TT. Flagler,
Washington. Alvey Miller, ir., made
application to join the coast artillery,
but as it has already been recruited
to its full strength. his application
was refused.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-06-02
Progressive Rancher
Buys Tractor Outfit

This week the Holt Manufacturing
Co, through their agent. Lam, Han
sen and Netberton, closed contract
with Ambro Rosoehi of East Walker
Tor 10 horsepower Caterpillar Gas
oline tractor, a six disk plow a 20
toot drag harrow and a power level
er. The outfit will be delivered
about August Is.
At this altitude the tractor will do
the work of % horses at the draw
bar and the leyeer will remove 8
yards Of dirt at a load. The disk
plow will turn under five feet of soil
with each swath, and has been de-
veloped to a high state of efficiency
by the Holt company for use with
their tractor.
The sale is but one more step
toward efficiency ON the farms of
the valley, Mr., Rosaehi is on of the
most progressive farmers, and real
ICES the necessity of better farm
uetlods and'labor saving machinery.
-Yerington Times.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-06-02

Bodies of high grade ore have been
struck simultaneously in the various
mines of the district McColm re
ports, during the last few weeks.
The supplie1 Of sulphide of copper at
a 220 foot eveI. now in sight are
easily worth more more than the
original New Champion mine was
ever imagined to be worth. The
metal is Of the best grade and in
view of the 1igh prices that now pre-
vail for "copper" hopes are expressed
that Nevada, which has long been
regarded as a foremost gold produc-
ing state, will come into it's own as
q producer Of copper. Miners and
operators IN the district are highly
elated over the turn in events in the
last few days aud many look for the
Lunng district to become as gener-
ally known as the copper and gold
districts of the state. McColm would
not predict that the Luning district
would be as productive as the Butte
and Arizona mines, but said simply
that the people OF the country would
hear more Of Luning.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-06-02
.LUNING DISTRICT
WILL BE FAMOUS
Noted Mining Han Says Mineral County Camp Will
Take its Place Among Great Copper Mining Dis
tricts Of tie Country

LUNING, May % The following
mining meu have been here IN the
past few days:
Mr.. G. A. Clark, who represents
the Mason Valley Mines Company
aud who is engaged in a general re
view Of the work in this district.
Mr.. C. w, Clark, a consulting min
ing geologist engaged in a general
review Of the work il this district.
Mr.. Chas p. McColm, secretary
and treasurer Of the Champion Cop
per Co., who came down to look over
the recent big strike on the Cham
pion. The company has opened a
showing Of primary sulphide ores,
the irst discovered in the district.
Mr.. McColm states that more than
three millions of dollars worth of
sulphide has been opened in the
Champion mines and similar develop
ments have been reported in the Kir-
chen and other n in IS of the district.
Luning, in the opinion OF McCom, is
destined to take its place among the
great copper mining distric5s Of the
country.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1917-06-02
SAMPLES.

Governor Boyle has ISSUED a proc
lamation requesting that all saloons
in the State close their places Of bus
iness from s 4 N. to 6 P NJ. on Tues
day, June 9th, Registration Day. He
also asks all banks to refuse all busi-
ness on that day except the sale of
Liberty Bonds. The Governor ac-
ton has the approval of the Nevada
Liquor Mems Association.
Clyde Johnson, Recorder of Esmer-
aida County, believes in taking time
by the forelock. He has announced
himself as a candidate for Secretary
of State at the next election.
The steady rains of the past two
weeks have prevented the crew OF
sheep shearers from working When
they are obliged to "ay Off on
account of wet sheep the owners pay
their board This the owners are
only too willing to do, as the unusual
precipitation assures abundant feed
for the hocks. One sheep man said
yesterday that the rain was worth
500 day to him.
S. I. Kelso, Grand Master OF the
Odd Fellows of Nevada, returned in
the fore part of the week from visit
to the lodges Of that order in the
eastern part of the state.
Sheriff Balzar and his deputy,
Charles Dimmock, have had siren
uous tine during the past week in
preparing for the registration for the
selective draft Registrars have
been sworn in in every precinct in
the county and all the supplies de
livered, and everything is in readi-
ness to carry out the provisions of
the bill on the fifth. The clerks office
has also been kept busy with the
registration of non residents, Of
whom there are quite a number
Edwin Box left for Reno last Tues
dry.
Mrs Donna Morgan and Mi S Lea
Van Drieen departed on last Tues
days auto for Reno.
The fishing in Walker Lake is bet
ter now than 1T has been for several
years Silver trout, averaging two
pounds are biting freely, and a few
bass are being brought in,
f. A Mead and family are living
in the house belonging to Geo. Box,
ir Mr. Mead is. operating in the
Nolan district, being associated with
Messrs Burns and Schumacher.