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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Baltimore Sampf = Yafct : So.
lMIte nnn auperlGftne Wni.Qinfcl

Die Der. Gioaten9ISit bei5rSernb.
9anlpfer tabren tdalih, Sonttaes ausae.
e.iebtsStrabe, $50 Mbenbs, Sireit mad OIS
8oilt Comfort giorfoIf, Eortsmoutb ulio allen
Kunitcn hes Siiben5. Werbinouna In SIo
8olnt Comfort init IS. & 8. 9lfenbabn" mad,
Hlfmono; Serbiloune in Qortsnloutb nit benz
rSeaboaro gir Cine" toIiben 8ue bon 8ortss
mouth mad gtlania. On @orfolf 8crbiiouna
Carolina, %9iorioIf uno fioIih, NorfoIt uno
ipeftlit NIB .Slb 9omin;on Cine" mao getus
bert mo gSaibington, W.sG.
Wsabl3eiten mad, eurpp6if6em Blame, 0uru,
riofe .Gc.i!en3linnter, clcftrif6e 9eield,tllna,
%aitpfbci5nna. 8oien frci. 5tefcrpirte aaiiiteil,
simmer in ben BiuetsHureaur Der Bah Cine"
Nr. 321, gSefts9al timore. Strabe, gtr. SOC unb
sos, 2iahtsStrase. uno Il6auab's, CHARLES.
unb 2eIingtonsS trabe.
Sobu o.. sbrrwuDo, C.. grp,uu,
nlNeR2Al = N al INn-n. - fHnl o
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Matbiloa Seiic.

IS fiurb an 20. spriI 1904, gbenbs i'm,
10 ubr, W,atbilba Seiie, eeliebte 6attin bon
German 0cife uno 3ohter oes beriiorbencli
Seimrid inb 1rnu 9ouiic 3eite. i'm slier bon
a 3abrel. Sus 9e9rdbnib finbct Eienitaa,
ben 26. Ipril. Nadmiitnes 2 llbr, bonn 3ruuer,
bcr poubon.Narf. 6 emeiern" ftnit. Nt6LD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Queen Mnnc'S Giicnbahn.Gp.

5abrpIan trat In Graft am 8. DECEMBER 1908.
Sampler ~oerlaffcn Bier Nr. 10 an 2iebt.
Strabe tdglih (ouSaenommen ScnntaeS) UNI 4
ubr 9sanmittasS mad Gcpe Voirt, 8est
SsIano, Gentrebiue, Queenstown, Benton,
Greenwood. GLENDALE. 2epes uito 8wiiden.
Siationert.
g,nr W,ontaes nm 7.15 Morsers nod eobe
Roint, Queenstown, 9teftcrbiIe, GREENWOOD
iirb 3ptfdeIisS tatipnen.
q. y. = Ser 3alnpfer @amftag Naninittae
mad looe goint iebrt 3uriid nun Baltimore
Unit $50 MhenoS.
Sradbt miro on @otentaeen bis 3 lbr 9lud.
mittu9S ertgcgeiI eerlummen.
Tranf CHEN, Geauefter.
1pbn 6. 1uSlep, S.sY.'N.
(W1ai27 .1O
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Muna Warie WiQcr..

IS iiurb am 90. WriI 1904 Nuua Marie
Wiiisr I'M sllter bon IS Sabren, aeliebte Satin
bon &einrih WiiIler, fen. Die Nceroielna lin.
bet am 1ienitas, 9iud,nllttugS nm . llbr, BON
3rnuerbaliic 5n Yarfpinc, Baltimore Is olilttD,
aus ttatt. Ut5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Norooenti9er 3loDh.
@esclmakisc 9ampfidifffabrt
5piffen
Baltimore nno Bremen
oilr1 ole nelien un0 e%rprobten, nit
alien 8equemIi6feiten p%erIe1eneu
Yoltoampfer erlter &lafie.
rHbein," n9ranoenburg,"
yNedar," ygaIieL"
rMain," y9reslmt."
Die @rpebitionstage itnb Die folst:
bon Baltimore: =
nHbein," Wittipof, ben 81. 9lpril,
9 llbr Nadmittags.
n9reslalt," Snmltag, ben 7. Wai, 3
llbr Nadmittags.
v9ranbenburg," Witttpodl, ben 25.
Mai. 2 llbr Hadmittags.
nSannoper," Wittipod], Den 1. Sluli,
2 llbr HadmittaaS.
~Gaiiel," Mittpod, BEN 8. SUM-, 2
llbr Nadmittags.
0Ureslou," Mittpod), Den Is. SUM,
2 l(br N,admittags.
Sipeite &aiiite.' Baiiaee.Yrcis:
Bon S44.J0 an.
3tpildenheds 8 iiaee.Yreiie:
Esn Baltimore uad Jremen S32. 90.
Vpn Uremen nad Baltimore $34.OO.
Mlnbrcifesgiuete bon Baltimore:
Nd1 prenaen uno 5urfi6 $4,000.
MtesS 5radt uro Raitase penbe man fb
M bic @eleratNgeniei "
u. Sd)nmadcr & &c.,
Scr. 419, Sanober.S troBe.
<Ober
G6Warb &ainc,
Office beS "Srntiden 9prreippnbenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

MaIerif1 = Warfartia - SrieSIin.
Weffiim. bon Walbroof Elm unb eine babe
9,ortbss fbenle.Gar Sreie Smtfden RanmittodS
am TerminuS. Vreife bon gesrdbnisiteIen ieti
Jpeaieu. 9eidte geoinQuneei. 1eiepbon -
Cation 223. Bureau: 6ranittn. nab Ntubtur.
Sesass. YerIanat Wrol6ilre. (Maai4. 1S.I&sl
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Griciun.Qinie

HttraitiSe saaHerroute mao gbiIaoeIpbio,
tenb. iaali@ s nbr Wa6mittaas. sonntass
Oed s1.5O, aninte 5000. Muhoreiie lfb Iaaej
s ssis0. nt MlsIsSR 0t sa. :s; e q TsS"' $ s$.5e.
gla6 t. Nctp.yorf $500; Grfnrfton $500. iAib
Sirefte 1a6rttnete nad Bolton. MepsGaeen.
Conn. NIB norbIi9sn Vunften. sue grinr:
sIIbauqb'S, Nr. 201, 9rrbsGbdrIessStr. G4reibt
fir Silbrerbn6. 'Htcnes ~ourtIano 929.
gIareuse elrtser, aeent,
RI. 2O4, 2tatt.etrake.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

per 9entf6e Correspondent.
crideint iebcn Sas im SATIRE,
o. @aine, 9ioenthiimer mnS Resafteur.
eeid,aftS' @ilreou Rr. 21O. 0orssG albertss IT.
siei aftton.. .."."".Str. III, ct. pauls strafr.
3e:,rhcnc:
8eibdftSburcnu:
&C. & g. 5S2s mt. Sermon.
MarbIanh 1919 9purtIano.
AeSafttonsbureau:
G. & 9. 3175 Wft. SertoH.
WnrbIano 1899 GourtIlnb.
Siaeutbiimer 6. 9iaine, gSobnung:
6. & Z. 096 a Wtdoiion.
@cFbdfisfibrer 6, 81. 8ein5, 8obnuIn:
6. & z. 121 II @albroof.
9aglidc Nusgnbe (olrd Sriacr beioreD t2kt.
9dgiidle NIB misunderstanding (5abIbar
an bic has @latt beforgeuoen Irager) -. 15t,
Sdglidie NIB sonntaas. Nusgabe inter
YortoiS oralSbe5abIung bro Sabr.......S $3.50
Rtdentiide 9usgabc
(~purtofrei nit @h5u9 fit GIubs):
Nn6 benz Snlanoe pro Sabr. ........ $3.50
Sad benz auslnnoe gro Sabr. ........ $500
eountags'Ansgabc pro .S1.1O
Tns bette unb binisite beutife glatt IN ben
9iittrl. uno sioitanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Charles Yub.

IS iturb am %. MpriI 1904 Gbarlcs EOS
In feinem 20. Iebensiabre. ~aeIiebter Spbn bon
Sacob g.. uio elizabeth Qob. gerlpunote nnb
5reuthe iino udtnngSbpnft eingInbcn. Der &c.
erotgune bei5lituobiien, ipelfe 1tenftag, ben 90.
Wpril. Nadmiitugs k3 llbr, bon ieincr Icttcn
&obnun9, VIZ. 1919, Weit.4umbar o. atrabc,
ans nrt Der D2oubpr'Tur Cemetery" pripntini
iiutttinoet. Ut5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Subu Scriuia G. Swim.

2etdbenteftatter nub Ginbaliamirer,
VT. zoos, nrleanS.str. .MRb. Eel: ssinbtor 255
Sipeiegefhdft; 9ir. 524, berI. @aiterns Moenne,
Sipbl1tStonu, Baltimore. 9,arplane. IeIepboli
sSinbfor 60. anifden iperoen e~elictert iiir
Soh5eiten, unterbaltuueen une anSere @eIeeeli.
bciteu. GScbi4 Ia 9&SS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
mm. Berker

resihrirter esati4er Atst, 3O.tatrise &raStS.
ten. SeiIt in ~iir5ei:er Belt SbptiIis. NusfdIaa,
SdlSs-lino Wiiios aranfbeiten. MnstIiiNe ieocr
Irt, StriftiIr, VoIutionen, nerb0fe Sdtudte,
Office In Or. 9eder's anatomif9en w,nfeunt.
Nr. los, ch.3aifiusr re- trate. Spre6ftunben:
bon 0 ubr MeraenS bis 10 ttbr stbenbS; Gcnns
tags uno bon @ tlbr bio 10 tltr NbenbS.
y. y. Dr.. NcderS Hane beiit Mufeblbar
ienSn Mnsflub. @cnfultation fget.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Neie Seiticnen iino iett snr s,ei6tieina Der.
gericttet. Niele ausaendblte Cots. Der Gii.
perintenoent peS 8ruiiocs ilno 9pbenS tpirb iens
aeiuiinffte siusfunit ertbeilen. 9as Gremat,s
riliirt ffebt tielt6 5ur Sufpeftipn often. gDeeen
Wdbereit ipenoe mon ih ai Den superintendent
ten oeer on odS Hlreaus IN Ut. 81, xaett.sarn.
paa.etrdke. (aprif5-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
g9efapeaRe Qampfer-Go.
Shciapcufc.Qinir.

G6efapeaRe Qampfer-Go.
Gbciapeafc.2inie.
@leeante Baiia9ier'S anapfer Ygugulta uno
vNtIanta" mad
Oh Eoint Comfort nno WurfuIf, ga.
Sanpter ~berIaiten Baltimore tdeIi1 (ausee.
%llollnlen Sonnta9s) nm $50 Ibenos unb fonls
gems iino In gtcrfolf nm 7.15 Wloreens an, oils
ihliebeno an bic @ifcnhobnSiae nnn auen
Yunfien oes GiloctS NIB bee Siioipeftens.
Yprf- u -3inic.
@Iegante paiiaeicreD umpfer Charlotte"
nto baltimore" mad
Sad Weit.Yoint inb Nidnonb. ga.
9ampterS ~berlufien Baltimore tdeiid (ams.
geitoin,neit Scnntaes) nm 3 lbr gtadmittaes
tto %forlrilcii 5i Nefts Hoint I'M, 7.45 WorgeIs
iiro 81 Jtidrtutb im 9.25 Wior0euS an.
9ontpfer. uerIuienb Baltimore Wlontass.
Miitiipots nno 3reitaas lno oerlaiieno Wefis
Yeint Sienftuas. SunIeritaas uno Samitug5,
leeei 5i @loutcitcr.Yc oil inc aulnegb's an,
Lno Sampfer, periotene Baltimore SienftaeS.
Soniierftaes inb Samitaes nnb 9SeftsBoint
Wtonta9s. WtitttppdDs mo Sreitags. Iegen gu
Oorftoiun nno GInD Yunf an (pcnn baS @etttr
es c%riuubtl.
Tampter uerlaien Baltimore bon
Yter 10 nno 10, 2t0tt.e trahen.sSerfte.
9irb,ytllefe nab allen YurffeTt f1fnen ges
fidert. 8epdd aufgegeben uno Raiiiten8iuimer
inn scrais r%eferbtrt perbcn In ben biefteen
Strabe. oser ben SauptSsureaus: Nr. $50,
GigbtsStrabe. baltimore, Wib.-
Menbcn Guiter, q. Z. GhiSnt,
8en. .QBeiddftsflbrer. Sen. ,BidetJWaent.
:. 9. MeronneI. r~eifenber 3aiiasier.seent.
(Mns312&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
GerIa,n .Nnscigcn.

,8pngbifrabcn qeib. uno Sparuercin 4r. T."
Die Domination bon Sircftpren miro AM
Wittfuud,, ben 81. slpril 1901 Ibenos, IN ben
8dnmlidfeitet beS Nereins. Dir. 1870, @ousbs
Strabe, ifattfinoei,.
SdbrIi6e @abl am 4. Miui 1904.
Spbn Sabn, Frditoent,
@eorgc 2cimtadl, Sefrcidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

Mnnapults, Mt. NopaIsStation, 1850 Bprm.
S SSaimaiSes'statten 800, 1000 Born. !I2.o5
9erlaten Gambtn . etatisn fir 1rtberid.
1875. 1000 BORN. 20.15 Yorm., !1.25, 4.30
Nddbn. uno t5.35 IbenlS {.
Stndaeter., :7.2O 8orm.. 1900. 1880 Wadm..
.Saasrsto~n, 1900 sorm.. A.15. 1880 saa.
GafWa elts uno wt. sirs, aoraI, l7.s5.
sot5 9Srni. 1875, !4.3O Ea6rr, 1915. $3.50.
Gartts sas, 6;2s Moreens.
9nrap. @tt. 8opaI.S% tation, 1856 yaHm.;
SamSe',sSiatien 800 gsadmiiiaes.
"''a' "'as's'"'e nag S.s ssa'''''''''a H"' Se'''
oeIIia.. yesi. Gameen. Der. ut. aoboI
s%Iat ,aaS sreits sas aaSI' $.St@; 81 s;S o6 3 e
NarIor. speile. nut 90. .9,52@ q. 0.57 9.
SsrIor;; gusils. adsaaIfs. i i.5S III i 1855 1 I.
'" saffef s'% Maaa., aHss arIos!. S5re xaliiII,n''9 SinS
epeiie.g Saesoi.s, fdsl. $40 " s.bs u.
garIer SSgsi[s. ..issEia SS9M. sos M.@
Ser Ieiale e6iaiSasaon nads g,cip.a5ori 1T
I'M ri. @onat' gabnbofe nm 1000 gbenSs .Sur
apMtnabms SSg gaiiaSissen bersii !,
nab Ntlantie.Gitn tdsIid.
slue 3lee bdlten in Niimington an. 6 bdIt
m,,- serI, Camden. yerI, mt aosaI.
YbiIa. gSpreb. auss. SonntaS 4.55 u. 500 VI.
gberbeei Igfiont., ansa. Son. 5.t5 n. $50 u.
sP sia.ts a ) "nt ae aS""iass eA Sb "a; SIC na ii,
siS.Areaopab. mi. 5iopaLsiition oOer Gam.
?. 9. n,artin, mer. YaN. Traffic.
u, ~, B0Vctt. Wen ..ISQf sgldcut.
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'Sc6altian Sdlmitt.

IS itarb nab ~Idnaerer aranfbcit sebaItian
Sbniit. ~gelicbier 8atte bon @liinbetb Shmiit,
bet Sunneritas, Wioreen5 I'M 8 llbr. bon ieincr
lcbtcn g9obnune. 9ir, 207. Softer snenic, aus
ituit. ltflo b1til mad Der 6er5 Sciusair6c, no
nm $50 cine MISUNDERSTANDING fir ibr Sec
lenbeil ceIebrirt miro. i117-Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Guntrulenrs. T%rpartcment.

WUtHHuWN'
ga NOR c, Mo. ben 25. Ipril 1904.
Na6ribt ipiro hermit ertbeilt. Dab ule
(ausfhlieblih ioI6er iiir Gens
In 5oIec ocs 5cucrsl, ioiptc Sal'
er.Stter3en AM 1. Gage bcs Mui 1904 6abla
bar 'tiio, mn ~bieieIbet ~6ipiideu benz /. rto 20.
piut in bieiem 8ilrenu aelDit iuerben miien.
Geo. u. 0cfincr, 9ontruleur.
tgpril26, %, 80, Wtui2. 4 ,6,9,11,13.1G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
Baltimore Cemetery.

Hnredw: Wr. 344, Nprb.Gtares .strabe.
geeribnibpldte 5um Nerfauf bon S25 on,
init 0aarntcrpfoftert absearen5t, $35 - Ylat
tnr bier 9rdber. CSan1s,1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
SnncSf1nc.

Vim %. 9lpriI 3enrp spinolcr i'm ~. Sabre
icincs qebere.
slm %. gpril Iidarb %. Strait i'm Sltcr pon
I Sabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26

pallipiel alio HienIano in leiner
Sonntagsrube geltort iueroe. Stun
bleibt ab5umarten, ipie Die @erid)tc
cntibeioen, oh Die Sabbotb-E urito-
lcr ober Die @egncr iiegen; Oh Die
WenidJer Der @eicbe megen, ooer bic
8ciebe ser Wfaiorit1t Scr Wenlden
luegen ba iinb.
Die ohr d DO III o It.
oltotil6cn &riegsidoltplat iino iebt
nieoer ocriuorrener unb un5uperlo'.
tiger, ols jc. Die 1000 in Die Gfonne
9ebGtcnen Sapuner leben NOD
biibidl mo i'm llebrigen beibts:
uNidts @clpilies nab ner net"
Ole u cm Yorfer y@orlb"
luBt lid) aus @ien berid)tcn, oab BORT
ein nelles Ir5neimittel entoeft NOR.
Den lei, bos aatorrb uno 9itbn1o
Iifer bciie0t babe, unb DOB Die @lul-
berfurcn, bic nit Dem nellell Scilnlit.
tel Mscatco genladt moroen ieienL
ans eon5 europa eingeloufen ieien.
Die %obltinoteiten Sale ieien b,lrh
800 Sropfen furirt porocn. Sic
0oien ieien iicben Sropfcn 5fpeimol
tGglif. @enn Ole Nod)riht Iid nllr
belpabrbeitcn niiroe. 60 flingt tic
mic Die Hcflame zines untcrnebmell.
hen @eldGftS, baS eiilen nellen slr5r
n%eiitoff an Den Monn bringen ipiQ.
Notilrlid lpcrocn iid) genlte bon
Genen finoen, Die ibr @elo los iuer.
ben, ibr Iitbnlo ooer ibrcn &otarrh
abcr beDalten.
Voofer @aibington lit
rm%iterblid geiporbcn. 0os @cologi.
Idle Bureau bat cincn 9eragipiel il!
Der NGbc Oes GbclansSec's I'M
Stootc @oibington Mount 9oofcr
genanlt, u1lo 5luor ollf Nnregin1
Der 2onoihaftsnlolcrin Srou 2rollf
81. Sill. % Der @erggipfel icirlc
Nohborn ii%berro9t, 10 bot es Die
Wolerin fir poiicno gebolten, ibnu
Den Nonen noes groBten forbigcn
Wannes oicier @%encrotion" bci5ll
legen. So, Der 9erggipfcl miro lids
ia ippbl uefaQen loIieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-04-26
NarbIanb nnb Tenniglpania.Giien
bahn.G umpaauic.

2lee b~erIaijen s,ortb . slpcniIe uno Oaf.etr..
eiatiom on aSodeniaeen: Sad NeIair 7.30,
$50 g.Sraens, $40. 4.25, 800 sladmtttass.
tags. RAD Dorf 7.30 Moreets, 500 gta9.
mittaas. Senntaes-lla6 geIair $50 Wsor.
gems. 400 gadmittaes. 1000 abenbY. gsaH
ltnaS-rc6 BeIair 7.30, $50 Worgene, $40,
t.25 WanmittaaS. 600. 11.45 sbeubS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
BUTTER MAKERS GET RATES
FOR CONVENTION OF 1905
Charlton Notifies Promotion Commit
tee of Action Taken by Railway
Men at st. Louis.

The California Promotion Commit
tee has received from James Charlton.
chairman of the Transcontinental
Passenger Association, the following
regarding rates to the National But
ter-Makers' convention TO be held in
San Francisco next year:
The question Of rates and arrange
ments for the National Butter Max
ers' convention was considered at the
meeting at St. Louis October 25-27.
and il was decided by the individual
railways TO authorize a rate of one
lowest first-class limited fare from
Chicago, st. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans and territory west thereof to
San Francisco for your meeting. The
rate to san Francisco one way
through Portland over the Shasta
Route or by the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation steamer or to Los Angeles
over the Shasta Route or by Oregon
Railroad and Navigation steamer from
Portland to San Francisco and by rail
from San Francisco to Los Angeles,
or vice versa, TO be S12 so higher than
by direct lines. Tickets between San
Francisco and Portland to be honored
only as they read, not optionally. The
question Of dates OF sale, limits and
other conditions was referred to
committee for report TO me for pro-
mitigation"
The Transcontinental Passenger AS
sociation is also making arrangements
for the tour Of a special train OF the
National Editorial Association, which,
after a convention in Guthrie, Okla
homa. next year. will visit Portland.
Or. via California. The National Ed
itorial Association will spend a few
days in San Francisco and other CAL
ifornia cities
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
MOTHER BAIRD
ANSWERS SUIT
Opposes Sons Efforts to In
validate Trust Which He
Created to Save Property

The effort Of Miles T. Baird and his
wife, Ruth Jackson Baird. to set aside
the ten years trust created by him
with the Union Trust Company, where
by his forty valuable shares in the
Baird estate were effectually tied up,
is meeting with a determined opposi-
ton from his mother. Veronica c.
Baird. In the suit to declare the trust
void, begun last December, Mrs. Baird
was named as one Of the defendants
with the trust company.
Baird in his complaint said that the
agreement for the trust was made on
May 9, 1903, but on April 2s preceding he
had contracted to transfer twenty
shares 70 his wife. In November fol-
lowing he borrowed $25, 600 from his
mother with which TO pay his debts,
and conveyed the stock to her as Sc
curity. The agreement with his wife
was for his payment to her Of 5000 a
month for family support.
Yesterday Mrs. Baird and the trust
company filed an answer and cross
complaint asking that it be decreed that
the trust is valid for its full term Of ten
years; that the Union Trust Company
be entitled TO the full possession of the
stock for that time, and that the divi-
dends be applied TO the payment of the
interest on and principal Of the debt to
the mother.
The answer states that the defend
ants have no knowledge of Baird s
agreement with his wife, and therefore
they deny that she is the owner Of
twenty Of the shares. The trust is des-
ignated as a "sDendthrift trust" and
the oss-complaint sets forth with
some particularly as TO why it was
created.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
TO PLACE V AR
LOAN IN CITY
Recognition of the Coast
as International Money
Center Interests Banks
JAPANESE SEEK COIN
Imperial Government Moves,
to Secure S6O,OOO,O0O on
Credit and It's Revenues

The japanese war loan Of S60, 900, 900
will be offered to subscribers at 10
o'clock tomorrow in San Francisco,
New York and London. In this city the
securities will be offered through the
Nevada National Bank. Kuhn. Loeb &
Co. the National City Bank of New
York and the National Bank Of Com
merce of New York will handle the loan
in the East One-half of the loan will
be in the United States and one-haf in
London.
Great interest is manifested by local
bankers, because this is the first time
that San Francisco has ever been
recognized as an international money
center Chicago and Philadelphia are
turned down and San Francisco is pre-
ferred This city is one of the best bond
buyers in the United States. The $20,
O00, 600 OF bonds Of the United Railroads
were handled here, and of the total
S16,00000J found San Francisco buyers
The 10000, 000 OF bonds of the San Joa-
quin Valley Railroad and the large re-
cent issue of bonds of the San Fran
cisco Gas and Electric Company were
sold at home. Many other large bond
issues have been taken up in San Fran
cisco, and the reputation Of the city
has been fixed by such transactions.
I. W. Hellman Jr. says that the impe-
rial japanese Government loan is in
two series. 1t will be due October 8,
1911. Abroad it will be in charge of the
Paris Bank, Limited. the Hongkong
and Shanghai Banking Corporation and
} the Yokohama Specie Bank. The rate
( of interest Will be per cent sterling.
/ The loan will be placed at IS per cent Of
! the par value and the interest will be
/ paid semi-annually in gold in New
/ York and London. At the sale rate Of
/ SIS per cent Of the par value the interest
viii amount to per cent per annum.
Back Of the bonds, in addition to the
credit Of Japan, will be a charge upon
the customs revenues. The subscrip-
ton may remain open one week, but
may be closed at any time without no.
tice.
/ The japanese Government retains the
right to call IN the loan at par after two
years on six months notice. If the
Japanese Government should end the
war in two years and elect to stop pay
ing interest during the full term for
which the bonds may run the interest
rate, so Mr.. Hellman figures out, will
amount to u per cent. The bonds are
in denominations of $500 and $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
Tries to Pass Check.

The police are searching for a man
who tried to pass a fictitious check
last Thursday morning on Colder
Bros, grocers, 1416 Howard street
The check was for so on the Wells
Fargo Bank and purported to bear the
signature of B. H. Simmons. It was
made payable to Mrs. A. Ottinger
1901 Page street. The man sent two
small boys to the store with the check
and a note purporting to be written
by Mrs. Ottinger asking the grocers to
cash the check and she would call
later and settle with them. The boys
were to bring the money to the man.
The grocers became suspicious and
telephoned to Mrs. Ottinger, who said
she knew nothing about the check.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
SLAUGHTER OF PLAY
ERS WILL CONTINUE
ENORMOUS Savings on Any Style
Of New or Used Pianos.
Cost Cuts 10 Figure KOW-EVsT-
thing kust Be Sold GstOrs Re-
moVaI-EaSy Paymants-StOTe
open Every Evening Till Sale
Closes.

VIII YOU secure one Of these fine new
standard pianos or Piano Players tor
BOTH during this removal sale al
saving Of half the price, and take viz
rually your own time paying for same,
OF q few weeks later pay double the
Pommer- Eilers Removal Sale price, and
ia the meantime be deprived OF the
pleasure and enjoyment that the pos
session OF an instrument OF this kind
secures2
II saving OF money is an object. then
do not delay.
An the beautiful brand-new Kimball.
Hazelton. Decker. Lester, Schumann and
a number OF slightly used makes,
among them SteinWay and Weber and
Fischer and every other famed instru-
uent Of the Pommer-Eilers retail stock,
are included IN this greatest piano sac
rifce ever known IN this city.
For 1918 on payments Of as little as
f6 q month we viii turn you over now
z piano that cannot be sold in the ordi-
nary retail way for less than S325, or
sf4s takes choice Of a number Of
regular sZ75 styles. cnoice OF mahog-
any. walnut OF oak cases, all fully war
ranted; terms IS msurhiy-
Other styles ia palmer cases for as
little as sl27 and sllS
1886 IN payments Of IS monthly Sc
cures the choicest Of s425 and $3.50
uprlghts. superb Instruments in both
tone and cons struction, all Of them the
very latest OF case designs
Numerous genuine Rianolas are in
cluced IN this sale as well as several
Angeluses. Cecilisns Simplexes and
other makes Of Piano Players" at
prices indicated above.
Even AT these enormously reduced
prices we agree 70 include $50 worth OF
music rolls with every instrument sold.
II you buy a piano and a player to-
gether we viii give further reduction
of 10 per cent on the total price Of the
two Instruments.
DO not put OF coming II you have any
possible use for q piano OF a piano
reasonable offer viii be refused Orders
Dy mail OF telegraph OF long distance
telephone viii receive most careful at
teution. and we guarantee buyers at a
distance the same thorough satisfaction
that they would receive by calling at
tire store in person.
Remember the address POzdhGER-
ELLEES MUSIC CO., 653 Market street
AbetWeen the Examiner and the PaIace
Hotel San Franciscos busiest best
and most responsible piano dealers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13

When the grocers went back with the
boys the man had disappeared. He
was about so years of age, heavy set
and had a dark brown mustache.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
FLAMES BREAK OUT NEAR
COFFIN OF DEAD WOMAN
Death Watch by the Bier of Mrs
Thomas Steele Is Interrupted
by Blaze.

There was a fire Of a grewsome kind
at 237 Eighth street yesterday. Candles
burning near the coffin of Mrs.
Thomas Steele ignited a curtain and in
an instant the room was ablaze.
Mr.. Steele and a number of friends
who were present were driven panic
stricken from the place. An alarm
was quickly turned in and the Fire
Department responded. The blaze
burned many articles of furniture in
the room, but did not touch the coffin.
With the assistance of Policeman
Riordan the body was taken from the
burning building by the firemen. The
less 70 the building was small.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-13
Mentions No Names.

cOmpanied by Secret Service Agent
Hazen and Assistant District Attorney
Mckinley, visited Mrs. W. P Gamble,
widow OF the deputy marshal who
committed suicide recently, and ques-
toned her regarding letters left by
him. Mrs. Gamble told them that her
husband said in one Of his letters that
some one had gone back on him, but
did not mention any names. There
was nothing III the letter TO indicate
that the person was Government
emplOye-
No girl should marry until she is able
20 convert a round steak into a square
meal