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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
TaS yScttcr.

Sir WorDlon0 unO Ocn GiltrItt
Columbia Heqen mo lcihte llioIidJc
g4inoe.
Ger b0d)ltc (6ermomcterltano mar
81 8rao I llhr 9todmIttoAo.
Ser nie0riaitc (bcrmonlctcrltuno
mar 20 @rao nm 3 llbr WOraenS.
Wtittlerer 0arometcrltun0 BOOB.
Ser b0dite [bcrmometcritono Der
lebtcn 81 StWnoen in nodiolaenoen
StGoieu mar, pie iol0t: Gultport Ct,
4ortlun0 IS, Bolton 70, NIbonu IS,
Neip.Dort Y, @arriobnrG 81, Ebilo'
0elphio 50, Ntlnntic, Gin y, Walbln0'
ton 80, Noriolf 30, Nottcrn9 81,
Charlotte IS, Wilmin0ton 81, Gbnrs
leIton 80, Soponnob 81, &ndlonpiue
S6, Slpitcr 80, aep.93cit 81. Ntlantu
IS, Wont1omcrp o. Neps Orleans
81, FaIeItine Sc, 8aluclton IS. Cor
pu9 Gbrilti IS, Wempbi9 SO, 9incins
nati Sc, 6npe Map a, Fitt0burg IS,
S5meao IS, Buffalo 76, GleDelano
rs, Detroit 50, Alpeno 20, Wnrquette
6S, Green Ban GS, Chicago a, Oh.
lntb -, Ct. saul 7S, q. 2ouis 80,
Sonio@ Gitp 50, Omobo Is, &uron
IS, 0iamord so, g8iuiiton 50, SABRE
"a, Seleno 6S, Salt 2otc Gitp a.
2enper Sc, Nortb Elntte 7G. 0o0Qe
Gitp SO, Amarillp -, Sos GnNcleS a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
TH NVllPIl NnIIc1 Oon o%nltedcf10
irontbciten 9emcl0et muroen:
Gintrittsfartcn, bic fir bas Set
ser @uiicn am IL. Snni gelOit iunr.
Den, iino am 4. Snli giiltig.

Sred mic cine @an5e. =
Soa Butler, cine 30 Sabre alte Neges
rim, muroe eeitern iii ser iiiolifen
GoliSeiltotion INN ST uno Soften be-
itroIt, neil tic aui oos Srottoir aus
ipie. 0as irouenSimmer murbe bon
Srau @albreder bon ger. 42I, @eIt.
Senrietta.S traBe, aelparnt, nidt oi,f
oas Grottoir 81 ipeien. unb sur slnt.
mort erpioerte Die Ne9erin, bob, faas
6rau @albreder niht Den Munb
balte, iie ibr in oos NntIib ipeien
miiroe. Gas irehe 5rauensimmer
mllroe oarnnibin perboitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Pin uclten SGQcn bon onltcdenoen
lrnnfbeiten gemel0et mur0en:

WonutSberiht t.
&m pe%riloileuen Monot e~reigneten
lid S1S SobeSiGQe in Baltimore, Qe.
gen 13l I'M 9leiblauienoen Monot
oeS SabreS 1904, 707 IN 1903 II. S74
in 1902, Son oen &eritorbenen iua.
rem So @eiBe uno 225 Neger; 1891
Erojent Der 8%eritor6enen moren ain,
Der unter . Sobren. glS geboren
mlroen G2i ainOer gemeloet, bon
lpelfcn 5O1 @eiBe uno 120 Negcr
maren. Die bauptidhliditen SooeS.
urlnhen maren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Gum Waiicnbamsieite!

Ter Gag, er nob't
$40 cole Shat
ySoa Menidenber5en idmiidcn,"
,llno @uiien bod beglilden!
@o b0dliteS Slid
Mus ain0crblid
nStrahlt iporm in 0crcr &cr5en,"
.@&elh' linoern (remmg5.S 6mer.
3cnl"
les Qcltiftbuma Hubm
(n eolem Sbun;
Sol berrlid iidl bclueiien,"
.Sn 2icbc 81 Den @aiien!"
I'runL 9eltide fommt,
gSic Is Grd) ironmt:
Hest G0elmitb nit Srell0en"
LIMB belief Screens . &ei0en!"
gu SGngcrhor
Bon Baltimore:
,SoQit iibcn cole luqeno" :
oSiir Die p~erlpuiite SugenO!"
SteD' niht 3uriid,
9ring' 6rcuo' mo Slid:
oIurh TcineS SanqeS 4linaen,"
nGS miro Sir SeQen bringen!"
Nui ebrt ou8 2on6,
Heiht &er5 mo &un0:
Bum c6len &iebeSmerfe,"
"Gann bliibt oeS 1eutihtbum5
StGrfe!"
Gem Banner bcbr,
9rIn9' G%eutidtbum Chr:
"Surd Sieb' uno (reu' oui'5 Bette"
"Am 6reibeitS . @oiicnieitcl"
Seinri6 8ieicting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
Wruhes Ficnic
Der Waiicnfinocr
am uicrtcu Suli
Sarlcp.Earf.

Naleball 49, Ger Baltimore
9aleball. Stub" ucrlor geitern 0oS
Spiel leacn nEropiocnce" in iener
Sta0t mo mlB iih iett nit oiciem
y; aie Gbre thcilcn, an erltcr Stclle
gu Itebcn. Cic nOriolca" febrcn
morgen nod bier 5liriid un0 croiinen
cine Seric bon 0rei Spielen, bon De.
nen Spei an Gicnitng, Sen l., Sitli,
itottiinocn, nit Yropioencc. Son Ole.
len miro cS obbGngen. Oh baltimore
lpieoer an Ole eritc Stelle treten fam.
Gie Spiele lollten lid) oltBeroroentllf
intereiinnt ~geitulten, bo bercn Nelill.
tot bon GROCER @idtiafeit Iilr Ole
Weiiterid,oit Der 2igo lino. Der
Spicler &opoen, Der leinen Contract
brod) unb lid Dor einigen Sogen bonn
0orf CYo.) Club onlpcrben lieB. lit
bon 2ebterem ~entloiien moroen. las
&ciultot Der geitri9cn Spielc mar,
mie iol9t:
On AlrauiNeurf-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
@ailcnbanS.
@%aiienbHuS.
@ulfSieit
am pierten Gull
Sarlcg.E arf,

Gle Inooft Ser .9ope.
riuner 9ri0cr" inn .Wtt. ct.
&oiepbS College" miro bei,te ourdD
Elm icierlihcS Sohomt ieincn gb=
ldlltB iiuoen. @ruoer EiiiDor. ser 81.
rettor oeS GolleGS, perreilt am 8. <uli
IN Vegleitung Der 9riioer 0ominif
mo Ebilip nnd 9el9ien.
Terten il ormc &unben.
Gas eager sGnoeouor," nabe
9clair, lpeld)e9 BORT ieoca So6r BON
Der n6rclb ir.0eieaihoit" I'M TSuli
un0 NllauIt mtcrbolten miro, luuroc
Qeltern croiinet uno bon % &nubcn
be5ogen, Die nm $40 llbr pom Nortb-
Nuenue 9obnboi Der oMiorplono-
FennlplOonin 9abn" 0obin abrcilten.
Qos Eager itebt inter Der Nlliiiht
bon bier WGuncrn, meld)e oic &nubeu
in 3ilqel 81 baIten mo ibnen 0lrh
ollerlei &ergniigungen uno torper.
lihe l(cbungcn 5l gebcn p%eriteben.
Die @cleuid)oit nimmt @obeu an
SebcnSmittcln, 8eIo, @eieald)aitS.
Spiclcn etc. 0unfeno ent9e9en iiir
Die lie uui 9cnohribtigung in ibrem
9iireol, Nr. 301 Noro.Eoco. StroBe,
lenoen miro.
Menn ser NJ en- h Bed BAT t..
Gie 9ieNer Gofuoro Sbeporo aus
W%eitinoien mo SameS @inn bon
baltimore becnoeten geitern eincn D.
jGbriacn Struitermin, Der ibncn IN
1890 bonn Mid)ter 0ides meaen Gin
brlld)cs IN 0oa Soils BON Srn. Geo.
(rentlcr, Nr. 963, Golington Npc.,
5uoiftirt mor0cn mar. &oum morGr
lie ans Scr Sbiire beS 9roBen 0rollen
8cbuuoeS bcrporgetreten, olS lie BON
Sergeantcn @ruolep uno Foli5ilten
Irccman bon Teuem pcrboitet mllr-
Den, mo spar ipegen eineSGinbrudlS
in boS @ouS bes TaltorS 90. &.
Ecorion in Sabre De @roce, bcn iie
i'm MGr5 1901, che tic nod @oltimo.
re fonlen, pcriibicn mo bel Gem lie
cine GuartitGt SilberDooren erbell.
tetcn. Sheriii Ssobn &. Mortbin0.
ton bon Sorioro-Gpuntp iranaportir.
te sic WGnner nody DEM 8e1on9niB
in @clair.
Sollcn 81 d) eneremp pei
loicn. - Nie Yriiiun9 III Der Ne.
denfunit, Ole bon Der Stoota'@obI.
ouiiidtSbeboroe fir Die @oblridter
ungeoronst murbe, iol am nod)'ten
Mittipod, %beoinnen, penn lid Die iiir
sic eriten ied)S @aroS e%rnannten De
nmten inn 9iireou Der 9eboroe ein-
iinNen uno sei9en iolet mas lie IN
oicier Siniidt leiiten fonlen. SetS
meitere @oros perben IN Den rolNen'
bcn Sooeu an Die Heibe fonlmen, bis
ollie 1899 Hidter eepriift iino.
Sur @ornnng fHr Nm.
bere.- Sr. Sobu gilt BON Hr. GA,
@elt.Gro StroBe, perlieB 9eitern Die
iiiolihe Voliseiitaiion minus $40,
neil cr Dem 10 Sabre alien aoolpb
Onnen n0euercrader" perfanft bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02

9elO0Dtl, sum !. \NlIII utIl SU'''"''
ori5ugebcn, I'M Sole bis 0obll oIc
@rrnoitiid3iroqc nid)t gcreNelt NOR.
ocu ici. Iieica bat 0ic GomQoNlllc
jest 0etbou. mo StoOt Ne8lltrotor
Soopcr iunOtc 0criclbcu Qcitcru lDren
9iirqi6oitalpcdiel SIT $500 }urlld.
llcberoiea bate Nr. Ghu3. Y. Stod
buulCn cinen Fro5cB unQc'tren1t.
Gr %bcbouptetc, Dob ibn Der Gontrutt
bate 5llaclproden mCr0cll 'oIlclL GA
Die Gromp.Gompo0nic nId)t allen
Ncitimmumaen Der Spc}IrItuttonen
bct'm GinrcidJen ibrc2 &lGcbot2 gez
red)t aclporOcn JET. @rM S@todb0uicn ;
Angcbot bctrug $l10712. lIe'er
Fro3cB miro iebt R%inia0ja. Ger Der
CRAWFORD Fupin0 90" }lQciprohcnc
Contract liir Den Nol Ger Glm0o.
mcntc bIeibt bis 5lnm t. Scptembcr
IN Strait; Der Ereia lit $500.
u ur o d 5mei WOioliuOlcllz
San0lunGcu.
Nr. :. Spencer Glurt. Collector
Der WallcrItcller mo %iccn}cL, crs
flortc geltern, icinem Nli'cn nud)
pltroen Iebt llllr nod pom }mCl C'cns
bonolungen 0nioIin0icu prrfUllit, Gr
logtc, nod Ser 4nnuhmC Der ucucn
@oIolin : &erorommg babe cr 1000
O~e1enb0noler benohrihtIlt, 0dG lie
1llr Den Terfallf bon @@oiolin0'cu cine
HIcen5 erbeben milBtcn, obcr MIR
5lpel leicn Der gluiiorOcrund u0h9c=
fonnelL mGbren0 Die iibriQcu crtldrt
bottcn, lie miiroen Den @aioIiuoiclz
bonoel an ben No0cl hGn1cL mo
'elne Snlpeftoren bGttcu IN GrfuD.
rllng gebrad)t, Dob Ole HUtte Ole
@obrbeit gelprohen. @cbduoc. Sn.
ipettor Freiton miro iiir 1906 nm
cine &ermiQigumq nutiuhen iiIr Die
G%rnenmung bon 4 $nipettorcn 5lr
Qurd)iiibrung Der @citimmnmI Der
&eroronung be5iiglih ser Rc9uIotio.
men iiir ole often @uiolinoieu.
Hotb bau& Noti5rM
Mopor Gimoml3 iuipi}lrte Q~eitcrn
Ole Sta0t 0ibliotbet mo miro nit
ben perlhic0enen IC]partenlClt5z
GbeiS ole Sragc bcrotbcn, luoa nit
ibren relpettiuen Fopieren Qcihehen
iol, Die lid in Der GibliotbCt uuibGll.
len nber tcinen Ncrtb bobcl. Cine
T%croronnnA, meld)c 0cu 9ibliothctur
ermGdtiAt, Die often Nupierc 5u per
nidten, miro mori6ciulid) polijrt
mer0en.
Sm Oeriloiienen Monot qinQen al
itGotii6en Steuern $lO7 ,65l.99 Elm
uno OIL StaotSiteueru $i9,529.19.<
Sin @eilId oeS @oiienrifterS @m.
IS. 8 0ricn ole oreimonutlihe @ui-
ieritcuer bon $t20 ser NnIto(t Der
.aleincn Arueu.S dmcitcrn" ,l Itreis
hen, mllr0c 0eitcrn pom Oiouor al
ldl1qia belhicoen, 0a ole Nnltult M
ter Der lleltcn Neroromna MIR ole
niebri2ite Mote bon ~ Gcuta pro
1000 aubitiuB gSulier 81 5o6len
bat.
Ger Stoot mrr6e 0eitcrn pom
Staota. Shobmeilter ocrcn Qrcipicr.
el'Nntbeil an Den Spirituoienliccn5
8ebiibren iiir 1905 ml9be5ablt. Gle
@cbiibrcn bctrogcn $i35,3t7.69. 0c-
gen $4t6,9S3.6S in 1904. Die Nii0.
get 9eb0roe botte Die Ginmobmen
ans oieicr Guelle oui $i35,0OO Der
onihlogt. &m Nftober miro micoer
cine 3ablung bon mcnigItenS $1,000
gemad)t lueroen.
Stoot Erofurotor Bruce lit 5lln1
9eilld) %iei1er Mllttcr nod Noliiur.
Gounin 20, qerciit. Gr febrt Witt.
nod 5uriid.
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SdiiiSfartcn bon nnb mad 0emtid.
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: So.
iiite $50; 9remen-9 Baltimore bis
gum 1. MuauIt $3.50; bonn 1. Mua.
bis I. Nopember 1913 un6 $G2.50
@unoreiie su biligerem 8reiie.
5bco. s. Siener & So, 3immer Ger.
3. TIA Sit-2erinaton.S Ctr. (323-l
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Nr. l27, Ch.Nalttmete.etrahe

VI. i27. Ch.t,alttmsre.etr trade.
EaKage NutariatS Welomedlel'
bureau. Sdiiisfarten fir ollie
0ampier-2 inien. MeiiepGiie, Wediel,
Gelomedliel unb @elbienoungen.
(april14.1O
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J Sarmonie. &armunie.
' 80. Stiitunssieit
brmte, Suuntas, ben =. Snli,
i'm Slnbbaule. uS3)

Sie .8roBer 9altim re
Nus il elIung" on Der EennlpIpo.
nias mo Gumberlnno. apenlle iuur0e
aeitern abenb geibloiien. uno pie Der
8eidGitsiiibrer 9. u. Sobnion er.
flarte. lit bas llnternebmen sur 3u.
frieoenbeii Der 8etbeiligten ausge.
fallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
0eIb'enbunacn nad 9eutidIamo amb
Oe1treidl

3u "a gents pro Warf uno 2Oh
Gents pro arone. Yorto ertra.
Wediel misaeitellt auf ole 5beiIe
Oct @elt. 9bco. s. 9iener & &c.,
ia O..2egington.S Ctr. 8immer Nr.
3. uS0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-02
MuS Baltimore . GouutS.

NNNUltS . Sttlull UtT OOlIlnlOrcz
6ountn . 6ommiii1re o,m,r
,t,,, So. n a m.
' W
Gle Gommiiidre bon Baltimore.
iiber Die Ausgaben oes am leBten 81.
Wtai %been0eten SistaliabreS erlalielt
un0 5u9leih Die ~finan5ieue Gage oe3
GountpS. 2eBterer lolltete iolgenoer.
maBen:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $3,T2oIo
p''o''d o"'' 9'''ou 9o'o'o'lZ
"
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"i''ou'
puot ua @ui'o uH' 81.
"u' l'o' qo4o,l44'9o
@ooon o~o9e5o9eL mas
VI" S'enet" .oletlltl
'o''oe P29o, 'oo Oh
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yllnabbanaiNcr Yiiracr . @ereiu pon
Marnlnno."

S6orie aritif ser 1beilnobmSloiig.
felt ser 1clttihen an ibreu eige.
ucn 6eitlidjtcitcu mo ll%nterneG-
munQcn. S6huBabredmung
iibcr sic SdiQcrieier.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
Amusement Notes

Arrangements are being made by
the Blanchard Venter company for an
Imperial course concert to be given in
place of the Gamble concert, unfor-
tunately Cancelled several weeks ago.
Ernest Thompson approach
ing visit to Los Angeles marks the
conclusion of one of the greatest west
ward trips ever undertaken by any
author-lecturer. During the last sea-
son Mr.. Seton Travelled $4,000 miles, de-
livered 26O lectures and addressed more
than half million persons.
Dr. Reno b. Wellborn, the scientist
who will lecture in Los Angeles, Will
bring with him the finest specimens
of radium ever seen in Southern Cali
fornia. DR.. Wellborn is recognized as
one of the most learned radlum experts
in the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
REV. DANA BARTLETT TO
LEAD SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY
Senior Glasses of Local Colleges to
Study Conditions in Los
AndeIeR

This week will be known as soclologi-
cal week at Bethlehem Institutional
church, corner Vignes and Ducommon
streets. During this period members
of the senior classes of Occidental, Po-
mona colleges and the University of
Southern California will make a study
of existing social and economic condi-
tions in Los Angeles under the direc-
tion of Rev. Dana Va Bartlett, pastor
of the church. The.labratory studies,
as they are designated by the Rev. Mr..
Bartlett will commence Thursday
morning. February IS. to continue daily
from a. IN. to 10 p. M. until February
%. In this week Of study the students
will be brought face to face with the
existing conditions. A similar study
was held last year, which proved very
successful. The students who reside
out of town will be the guests of Rev.
and Mrs. Bartlett at the Bethlehem In
stitute hotel.
on Thursday evening a reception to
the settlement workers now residents of
Los Angeles will be given at the
Brownson House (Catholic) Settlement
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
Miss Jordan in Concert

Miss Elizabeth Jordan, the talented
young pianist, was heard in CoVina
last evening, when a most successful
program was presented by Miss Jor-
dan, Arthur Perry, the violinist; Paul
Jennson, the cellist, and Miss Edith
Knox, the soprano singer The pro-
gram included three instrumental trios,
in which works by TschaikoWsky,
Beethoven and GODDARD were given.
Miss Jordan played the Moszkowski
composition, which was heard on the
occasion of her appearance with the
Symphony orchestra, and she gave a
magnificent Interpretation of the "Etin-
celles" number. Mr.. Jennison's solo
was an Offenbach gavotte and Mr..
Perry's chief solo was Godard's "An-
daleuse."
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
SAN PEDRO WILL BEGIN
REVIVAL MEETINGS
Snecial 10 The Hera L.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Feb. 11.-This town is
to have series of revival meetings
after the manner of Los Angeles, be-
ginning on February IL and lasting
until March l. Several Los Angeles
ministers have promised to be present
and assist. The meetings will be in the
Methodist church.
The musical entertainment given at
the opera house last night by the
Throop Mandolin and Guitar club, un-
der the auspices of the high school stu
dents of San Pedro, was largely at
tended and highly appreciated. A prize
of a fine mandolin was voted to Miss
Florence Petty for selling the largest
number of tickets.
William Morris, fireman aboard the
steamer Cabrillo, was severely burned
about the face and hands this morning
by an explosion of gas which had accu-
mulated in the fire box. The force of
the escaping gas threw the unfortu-
nate fireman across the engine room.
Dr. Weldon alleviated the sufferings of
Morris, and he was taken to the ma
rine hospital at Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
With Railway Employees

f. NJ. Mcdonald, depot master at the
LIE Grand station, and F. o. Wilkinson
are Interested in about 1000 acres of
parafine oil land in Utah. They are
forming company of railroad men to
develop the property.
John Brooks, porter on the private
car of A. G. Wells, general manager
of the Santa Fe was stricken with
paralysis last Wednesday, rendering
him speechless.
Jack" Bersant, night clerk in the
freight office at lie Grand station, has
returned from vacation of three
months in the east.
F. p. Cullen, superintendent of the
Los Angeles division of the Salt Lake
railroad, has gone to Salt Lake City
on business for the company.
F. e. Ubil has succeeded w. d. Nc
Gee as agent at Hobert, Cal. on the
Salt Lake railroad. Mr.. Ubil is an old
Los Angeles resident and was formerly
on the Salt Lake division.
C. A. Willis has succeeded F. f. Col
Inns as telegraph operator at Hobert.
G.. A. Parkyns of Third and Spring
streets, entertained seventeen of his
contracting freight and passenger men,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

commercial agents and other assist
ants, at dinner at the Bristol cafe, Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Parkyns addressed
his associates, who had rendered him
such able assistance.
e. F. Selleck, chief delivery clerk at
the freight department of River sta
ton, is quite lame from an injury from
a truck running over his foot.
Russell Smith, clerk at the freight Of
fee of River station, was on the sick
list last week.
E. Shillinsburg, commercial agent at
the Southern Pacific at Santa Barbara,
visited friends in Los Angeles Satur-
day.
Harry Ross, clerk at the freight Of
flee of River station, was off duty last
week, caused by illness.
j. d. McCary of Caseyville, Mo-, is
the latest addition to the night force at
the freight office of River station.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

association, III Jackson street. At this
reception Bishop Conaty will be pres
ent and make an address, as will also
Judge Wilbur. Following the recep-
ton the students will VISIT the different
newspaper offices, commencing at IL p.
M, to study the metropolitan newspa- =
per: Following is the program for
the week. The students will visit the
different institutions in body:
Thursday, February 16-Organized
Charity and Philanthropy, Associated
Charities, County Hospital, Poor Farm,
Hollenbeck Home, etc.
Settlement night-A reception to the
students by all settlement workers at
the Brownson House Settlement asso-
citation, Jackson and Vignes streets.
Midnight study of the metropolitan
newspaper.
Friday, February 17-Juvenie day,
treatment of juvenile delinquents and
unfortunates, study of the juvenile
court, Detention home, Orphans asy-
lums and Homes nurseries and the pub
TIC SCuOOl dts IL SuCIolOS lCdl ldClOI.
Evening-The regeneration of the in
dividual a social factor; a study of the
revival.
Saturday, February 18-Organized
trade and manufacture, a study of fac
tory and commercial life. Evening
S to o'clock, psychology. its relation
TO sociology, address by Dr. Tyndall,
social recovery, practical demonstra-
tions.
Sunday, February 19-Organized re-
ligion, study of the religious life of
Los Angeles.
Monday, February 20-Organized
civic life, study of the courts, jails,
city hall, departments and conference
with leaders in civil betterment. Even
ing-Banquet given in honor of the
students by the New Century club.
Thursday, February 21-Organized
abor. Evening-Organized temper
ance work. its relations to social re-
covery, and an address by DR.. Chap
man of the Anti-Saloon league.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
How Deserts VIII BE Redeemed

Some fine articles on redeeming arid
lands are given in February Sunset
Magazine. Governor Pardee, Alex Nc
Adie of the weather bureau and II. A,
Sterling of the bureau of forestry dis
cuss the great question in a most forci-
BILE way. A. r.. Chandler, state engi-
neer of Nevada, tells of the work being
done in the Sagebrush state, his article
being illustrated by several new photo
graphs
"Voyaging From the Golden Gate" Is
an interesting article by M. l.. Wake
man-Curtis, with fine pictures of the
far east; when We Fought Chief
Joseph" by j, w. Redington, gives
some thrilling Indian history "Save
the Old Names" by Zoeth S. Eldredge.
Is a strong plea for the preservation OF
early California nomenclature. There
are several bright stories and poems
and beautiful Illustrations throughout
For sale at all news stands.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

Music lovers will have much to in
metschs will present two of their
unique programs at Simpson audi
torium, one tomorrow evening and
the other Thursday afternoon. The
Dolmetschs are the interpreters of
the Shakespearean and Elizabethan
music of the sixteenth century
The program for Monday night
will be devoted entirely to the diver
sified music of the sixteenth century
and the Shakespearean time, while
on Thursday afternoon a special pro-
gram of the music of Shakespeare
is to be given. Trios duets and solos
on these various instruments form the
greater portion of the program, while
the vocal solos of Katheeen Salmon
add much to the beauty of the in
struments.
The program is as follows:
Extracts from Playford's introduce
ton to The Skill of Musick" Fourth
edition, 1900; song, accompanied by
the lutte, The Primrose" words by
Robert Herrick (Henry Lawes, C.
1850; -Four Dance Tunes for Two
Viols and Harpsichord; a song, with
violin obligato and harpischord ac-
compartment, 30 Let Me Weep"
(Henry Purcell, c, 1880; prelude and
saraband for the viola da GAMBIA,
accompanied by the harpsichord
Marin Marais, 1886; prelude for the
clavichord @. S. Bach, 1722); chacone
for the harpsichord &C. f. Handel,
172D.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12

Vile" RossnD; bombardino solo,
Evening STAR (Wagner), Signor
Iafisco; Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2,
(Strauss); harp solo, "Marche Sym
phonique," (GodefroidD, Signor C. So
dero; American fantasie, (Herbert).
The evening program is as follows:
March, Royal Purple" (Creatore) (;
overture, Der Frieschuetz," (Weber); /;
prelude and sacred scene No. /, Par
sifal," (Wagnep sextet from "Lu-
cia," (DonizettD; solos by Signori Tom
masni, Sementa, Catalano, Piccirille,
Iasfisco and Glove; harp solo, Signor
c. Sodero; gavotte from 'Mignon,"
CThomas); selection from Carmen"
(Bizet)
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
Mr.. Storck's Recital

Mr.. Peje Storck the eminent pianist,
will give recital early in Lent. Since
Mr.. Storck came to Los Angeles he has
artist who has even first place in
Europe All who enjoyed his playing
at recent symphony concert will well
come an opportunity to hear an entire
program from this Interpreter of broad
intelligence and splendid technique. In
eastern cities the Lenten musicals are
a popular feature i, social life and
there is no doubt that Mr.. Storck' $
recital will be a success
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
The Ellery Band

The repertoire of the Ellery band is
being increased rapidly this winter and
each week Mr. Ellery is presenting
programs of wider interest and scope.
"Rienzi," Lucia" and Carmen" all
in one program, is what is offered this
afternoon, and the evening concert will
be equally brilliant including as it
does civilian TELL "L'Histoire dun
Pierrot," Songs of Scotland" "Resur-
rection of Lazarus" and Ponchielli's
dramatic finale from the third act of
La Giaconda.''
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-12
Ohio Society Plans

The Ohio society will meet in Blan-
chard hall Monday evening, February
Is. AS a novel feature of the occasion
the hall will be laid out in districts. Al
large cities will have a card, and for
mer residents of the Buckeye state
can find their respective former loca-
tions. Ralph Parlette of Ada, Ohio
will be a guest of honor. Win A.
Harris will deliver an Grafton on Abra-
ham Lincoln.