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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-07-27
Other Ships Available.

In addition to the armored fleet
there are numerous cruisers and gun
boats which are available fox war pur-
poses
The following table shows the total
naval strength of America and Japan.
with the number OF vessels built and
building The table does not include
vessels over 20 years of age. Unless
they have been reconstructed since
1900 Transports, golfers, and auxil-
iaries are also eliminated from the
count,
VESSELS COMPLETED TO JUNE !. 1.r
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-07-27

fior to the armored flyers, and each
carries three dozen officers and in the
ucighborhOod Of 700 men. OF course
he5o vessels do not carry any
"barkers" Of very large callber, but
each has II of the always effective
siXnch guns and a great array Of
three inch weapons and smaller shoot
ing irons
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-07-27

lar energy is expressed in her steel
gun foundries and powder works. In
the gun and cartridge factories at
Toxic and Nagoya over 10000 men
are at work. The capacity OF these
factories, and third plant recently
constructed to the north OF Toxic, Ia
500 guns daily. The shoe works in
Toxic alone have an output of coo
shells and shrapnel for field guns.
Similar intensivencss is exhibited in
the government factories for artillery
fuses, pioneer material etc.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1907-07-27
The Four Best Ships.

The heaviest m'tcrs among the do.
fouuers OF tho stars and stripes on the
Pacific are the magnificent new ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Ter trudtnc Sunntn0.

Mus 36 &otelS mo @irtbIhoitcn
merOen oie Namen bon 300 Ser.
ioncn ben @roBgei6morenen I'M.
tcrbrcitet. - Worihal 6aruon
nit Dem Hciultut 5ltfrie0en.
NaS Hclltltot Oe3 leBtcn Sol1ntoQS,
trut55ugeS ge9c1 Die b0ien @irtbe
mo Sotelbciitcr, meld)e an Sonntas
gen olritigen Seelcn Im6roiia 5t
lpcnoen pilc9telL lit, ouB Den 0roB.
0elhmorenen 0eltern 800 Nomen
lultcrbrcitet mur0eu, ocrcn SrGQcr 80
9otclS o0cr NSirtbihoiten bcIl6tcn.
Cine Tcr0ffcntlidntng 0ieicr Nolncl1
ipiiroc mbc0ingt prGdti0cn 2cicitoff
gegebcn bnbct. WoridoQ 6ornult
lpcigcrtc lib o6cr cntifieocn Dies 81
tblln, ood1 oelltctc or an, BOB Iid oar.
inter oieIe ongeiebene Viirger 6efin.
Den, melde pobrideinlid gcb0ri0ell
S0rm Id)lagcn mcrbcn. iuenlt Tie i6re
Gorlooungelt bon ben 8roBgcifmo.
rcncn crboltcn. Tielc Ycrioncn, Die
geipo6nli6 iibcr Die Aufrcdtcrbol.
tllng bon 8cIcb mo Sronnn9 iprc,
dclL lucrocn iih ictt iibcr fingered.
ti9feit uub pnli5cili6c @iQfiir an
lontcItcn bctlogcn. 60 iogtc 1cItcrn
lucnigItenS Woridoa Soruon lpeIdcr
b6dlt bcfricOi0t iiber Ou3 IeIultot
mar, ebenio wic Der GrGii0ent scr
Foliici6eb0r6c George 81. 9SiaiS.
MorIfoa 6arnon pcripridt fir Md.
item Sonntog cine ucrmebrtc, perbei.
lertc TufIogc oeS lebtcn Sonntog,
mo miro luobl an nGdIten Smnitoo
Der 6loldcnpcrfotf bon Bier rlto
@biafep in Baltimore floriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Snmur bcS guslanoeS.

~8orlim beitlIt bu oenn, Sobn.
np?" sd babe berte 5tuei Mal
S6lGge befommet." .8ie fam
oenn ooS?" - Ser 2ebrer ItIug
mid, uno id er56blte es 8ater, uno
Softer ging bin uno moIte Den 2eb.
rer priigelrt, unb Ser 2ebrer berprii.
gelte Tater, uno Safer fam nad
Soitie itno perballte MIDI"
9lad 81 gromti: .ltm Simmels.
iuiaen lei nit oieier SIinte poriid.
tig. Die arigel bat MIDI MIR eben
%perfeblt." = 9rotun: s8irflid), alter
Sunge2 9as tbilt mir aber furdt.
bar leio."
D9eipunOern Sic E6umper, ben
TianiIten2" nSebr," por sic ant.
mort. n@egen ieiner gompoIitio.
men ooer ipegen ieines Spieles? {" -
naeinS bon 9eioen. @egen Ieiner
Sredbeit, cine @iiinee fir bas 9iuet
81 perlangen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
GtuaS BON n%nscidiftem Siplumatcn.

Gin Barrier 9lot ,cr5dblt eiliae
Safe nom nngci6idtcn 9iplonloten.
GineS Cages tlopftc Der Sefrct1r
@onnbetta'S Dem britii6cn 9otidafter
&oro &ponS nod elmer Siblna nit
Den iomili1ren 8orten ollf Die Sd)ul.
ter: pNo, 9otidoiterhen, nm lpoaen
mir NAL geben mo ein 8loS Bier 5li.
Iommcn trinfenl" Cine 3umiltbung,
iibcr Die Der cole 2oro por@ntriiItung
nidt fiir oaS Derridenoe Hegime
6ronfrcib'S NIT uerlt1rfter 0egeilte.
ring erfilllte.
@orum muroe ser Ser5og bon Ser.
IignD, Der pertrouteite 6reuno Napoz
leon'S 0eS 0rittclL oils Votid)after
POM Sonooner Sole ploblid) ob6eruz
len? @eil Die Ser5ogin, ieine Sc
mobIlrL cine Erin5eiiin Seen, auf eli.
mem 0oIle, Den tic ais 9oti6afterin
Gob uio SIT Dem Die G0nigin 8iftoria
erlticL iid) oui cine Sofoame ser
aonigit Itiir5te ullO lie obrfeiste, aus
3orn barber, 0oB Die Sofoame ae.
nan hielel6e Goilctte trug, Die Tie iity
iclbit fir baS 5eit bate aniertiaen
loIien. Gie a0niain uerlieB Die Bot.
ldoIt ioiort uno fur5e 3eit ipGter
perlieBen Der Ser5og unb Ole Serso.
gin bon Geriignp Die 9oti6aft aud,
mo 5lpar fir miner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

2te Boli5ei6eb0roc pen.
'ionirte geltern ben Toli5iIten 4lfreb
s. aenHeoD pom neltliden GiItrift,
ipeid1cr lett 1886 Dem Gepartenlentt
angcbortc. Tln0e.S Sergeant Gerc-
goD bonn torOmeitli6cn 9iitrift bot.
te elm Serbor 81 beiteben, meldes
noditen Gonneritog fortgeiebt miro.
Sr, SoGn Srainor lillo onoere Wit.
glicoer oeS Yllln1bermciIterS Ser.
ems, fpeldler ON II. 6ebruor in Der
n2Dric" eillcn 9aIl abbielt, o6cr mn
bis Mitternod)t G%rlou6niB gum Ser.
falf bon Spirituoien bate, bottell
nanllid Gunociergcont Yeregop on.
9cid)ulDigt, bab er oic S6liebui0
Ser Bar Inn Mitternndt nit unge.
pobnlider uno uinotbiger S1rte per.
ldngte.
Siel pom Barren. - So6r
WcBbee, 80 Sabre aft, eit Grapes.
fiinitler Der oNep gorf 9%ippooronl
&c." fiel geItern BEL Der Mntinee I'M
ygiiou.Sbeater" bon einem Barren
etpa a6t SUB onf Die 9iibne. Ger
&erle3te lpiiroe nod s(nlegung eineS
gerbanoes nad) Teiu.Dorf 3uriidges
ionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Nus Den @eridtcn.

Strotcn mcgcn lmgcicbliAcu Gocoilt,
GcrfoltiS pcr6GnGt.-Ginc aus Ocl
SommCrfrii6e ~itonn1cn0e Scr.
lermonng8fIogc. = Ger @incS'
i6e GDeidciorngSpro5eb
SIN Griminulgeridt mur0e Gorf s.
VtcGllbbin gcItcrn pom Nidter Cob.
ler lpcgcn nngciebli6cn Gpcain.&cr
foufS III 5iuci SGQen nm 500 rln6
Soften gcltroft. 9[lrd Soicp6 s. SUD.
Jon nno Scr 9te9er @iaiom Gboic
mubtelt ic $25 bernppcn, ueil lie oos
Gocains8cieb iibertreten bnttell.
@tn. 2ltd, meld)er beiielben @eroe-
benS ongeflogt mar, lpllr0c freiocloi.
len, oo ct bcreitS 40 Gage, oui ieilten
Elo5cB mortcnO, I'M @eiGngnib 0eiciz
fen.
cfcfOi qu1lSfIag c.
Soo Nc. Srent rei6te NcItcrn inn
Superior!@criG cine &logc elm, in
luclder lic lDegel ongeblidcr Ser
leitnIoung $4,000 bon Morgorctbc
y. saul uerlonNt. Die on0cblidc Ser.
lermoung ioll IN einenl 9rieic ent.
bnlten gcucIen icirL Ocn Srau Sruit6
bon gtr. 1921, gtpro. G6orleS StroBe,
ill Nll9ltlt leBten (SubreS bon Der ga
mails IN Occon.Gitp lpeilenoen 6roll
Erelt erGielt.
Sic u II tiport.
Ioron ". SineS reid)tc geitern il,
DER 5lpcitet slbtbcilung oeS &reiS0c.
rId)tS lcinc Nntlport Elm ollf sic
SteionngSflo9e ieiner 6rnlt. Gr be.
Itreitet, Bob err ibr ltntrell gc%uorOet,
mo crtlGrt, lie babe i6t inn uorioen
Sabre %pcrlollcn. Gr pcrlon9t sic
Illlid)t ilber ooS ein3i0c airl0 ser
Gbe, Die 1899 NcIhloiicn mtrOc.
ScbtmtlliQeS rfiigunQ.
Ntod Dem Geitoment 0cS Dor mel.
reren Wfonaten gcItorbenen Srn. 8.
s. Simering erbGlt ieinc y8ittlpe cine
&ebetSpcriid)crung BON $3.50, nab.
reno Ieine &inOer, Srou 6lorence
Sooper mo Sr. Sobn Clinton Simc.
ring oaS &oltS gtr. 1904, Hor0.@il.
moritrobe, befommen. Cine 2ebenS,
nerli6errng bon $4,000 uno boS
SouS Nr. 1886, Sorlem. 2(penlle,
iiberl1Bt CT Scr @ittpc 5ilr 8ertpol.
tllng fiir feline ainoer Nutb uno 90.
rotbp Simcring. Seine S6pcIter,
SRI. Morp 81. Simering, crbGlt cine
2ebenSperiiderltng BON $3.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

M ebgers8ei angperein H."
- Der "Meb1ers@ O. iongoerein" belt
9eItern Nlben0 in Soifmam'S Saae,
Nr. 400, SorreIt.S traBe, inter Der
Seitlng bon Eroi. Subert &riippel
leilc regeImGBi9c SingitunOe ab, in
peId)er nit Oenl GiuItloiren uor
ncilcn Gboren Oie ser Serein Ioe6en
bon Nem. Dorf crbalten bat, begon-
men lultroe. Sn ser 8eidGftsiibung,
in lpelder YrGiibent Gonr. 9ooenben-
Der oen Soriit iiibrte mo Sr. 5reO.
NorOen6ol5 ais Yrotofoqiiibrer Jun.
9irte, muroe elm Sori6lag, in Den
oTereintgten SGn9ern" cine @refus
the 5n ifofien, meIfer elm Witglieo
ieoeS SereinS ongeb6rt, g~rtge6eiBen,
u1o ferner muroe bci6loiieu, einen
Mltnm 81 peronitoIten, @S mlroen
rin attiues mo brei paliipe IitgIie.
Der mtIaenommcn.
DMltteIsba6 Serein H."
Sn Sru. SenrD ShIemeS' SuQe am
@onopcr.0larft fanO geItern 9lbeno
Die bolbmonatlid)e 8eriommllung bes
n@ittelSbndl = &ereinS" inter Dem
SOriib oeS YrGiioenten 9tlg. Sdar.
ltogel mo Ser Yrotofouiiibrung oes
SefretGrs 5reb. Oiegel ltott. Sn Ser
@nuptiod)e plirOen MIR Houtine.
gelhGitc erle0igt; Johann pur0e Sr.
8ilbeIm aolbSfopf ais Mitglieo aiif.
genommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

8ermiBte Eeroncn. -
Gie Golisei lit erilldt morben, oen
Nuientbalt bon G6ns. 9ernonoi bon
Nr. 712, NorosgonoItroBe, 10 Sabre
alt, ousfin0ig 81 MAIDEN, peld)er ieit
Dem IS. 6ebruor peri9wunoen lit.
9ernanOi lit ) SUP 5 3oa groB, 100
Yfuno i6mer, bat ounfleS Saar lino
altgen trltg ounflen Iod, graue
Solen ltno cine belle WtiiBe. Serner
miro felt Oenl "A. Sebruar pernliBt
Sarrp 4. Iurebort bon Or. 247S,
5rcocrid-A pcnite, 80 Sabre alt, 5
sub 8 3oQ groB, 100 Yilmb id)mcr,
0unfleS SOAR, trltg lallgen ihlunr5ell
lleberjieber, blailen 9ln5ltJ. Beuell
ipeiden 6llt uno elm Yoar 8nmmi'
Ilieieln.
Hcgerin 5u Sooe per.
brannt. - Inna Gebecco @arren,
cine 5G Sabre olte Negerin BON gtr.
Ga, Siio.@utaip.S trobe, erlitt &c.
Itern Nben0 oitf unbefannte @eiIe in
ibrer ~g8obnung tootlide @ranomun.
ocu. Hnliengenoiien, meld,e I'M lldnls
Iid)en Soilie mpGnen pernabmen Die
&iilierllie Der Sroli, bod fonnten lie
nibis mcbr fiir ibre Geitung tbnni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
0rnbenfataitrOpBc in Ncrifu.

80 GoOte mo II 8erlebte infolae Der
GrploIion BON @aS in elmer Sob.
lcngrit6e, - M6glideriueile Iteiat
ole 3obl Oeriel6en auf 70.
Monterey Werifo, 10. fSebr.
Cine 0epeibe an ole ,Neius" aus
Gas Giperon5as, Goobuilo, beiagt
oaB 80 MGnncr foot ltno II perlett
limo infoIge elmer @~aSerploiion in ser
oortigcn aoblcngrlbc. Die 2iIte ocr
Sooten uHb 8erlcbten mag ultf 70
ltct0clt, oo ongenonmen miro, ooi
iid oicic 3obl Mdnner sur Belt 6es
l(ngliidS - 8 ltbr &obmittogs -
III Ser &oblengrube befano.
Gas Selegropbet. Bureau su Qos
~Glperon3aS lit 9eihIoiien uno nGberc
G%i15elbeiten iino nid)t Dor Goaesou.
brlt6 3lt erluorten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

9ei'm SetratbSpermitt.
Ter. 5rGulein: nSa, aber Ser
Serr bat bod cine @lase!" - Ser.
mittler: vaber, liebes 6rduIein, oeito
better fir Sic. @eoenfen Sic, ipas
oa IN Der @irtbidaft an admmen
uno Eomaoe seipart pirol"
Iuf Elm titles @eoen.
FEN. g9eilldt ser aan3Iiit Miif.
ferl ald bie iuto Sat bas @rab ieiner
peritorbenen Sdpiegermitter? -
~Nein, aber 10 biel id iueiB, eebt &c
lett offers in ben .5oolosiiden
@arten!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

nSro6iinn." - 0aS WoSfen.
6aa . Gomite bes n6robIinn" belt &c.
tern abeno cine Sibuns ob, in mel
der Sor6ereitiingcn fir oie gr0if-
nungs 5ableour ~getroffen mllroen.
2ebtere peripreden, bod intereIiant
81 reroen. @S Weroen i'm @ar5en
feds Iobleour oargeitellt, nGmlih
.empfang oes Yrinjen Garnepal, "
oQie iieben S6wo6en," Sic bier
Sabres5eiten," D0euti6lano iiber
NaeS," n0ie 13 Criginnlitooten" mo
.@eorge @olbington's @eburtstog."
gouin pcftor Ereit II 5eigt
i'm beutigen nGeutiden Gorreipon,
0enten" al, Dob CT gpplifotionen fir
einige Tripilegien empfongen bat, &c.
gen peldIe bis beltte 10 llbr 8ornit.
tags Froteite eingereidt meroen
miillelt.
q adtbonf. - 9ie Baltimore
Sruit & Guarantee So" beabIihtigt,
Die @ei6oits. 9iireailr bis 5ebn llbr
gbenoS o~ui5ubalten, unb miro oie
4ngelegenbeit bellte III Der Sibung
oes Grefrtip.Gomite's 5l,r gntitei.
bing fomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

beonipruht. Die Seroronltng geb:
5i1erIt an baS itebenbe @erftc.Gomit
oes StabtratbS uilo bann an 0i(
@iibgetbeborOe, meI6e oie &odt
humme uno ionitige 9eoinQunger
feitiebt. Oa Stoot- Yrofurator 9rllc(
Elm Wfitglieb 6ieier9 eb0rov lit, ideint
eS mebr oils m~abrideinIih, oaB bel
uripriingIide @ortInlt Der Bruce
ifen GcrorOmng an STEELE ser jeti
gen 9eItimmungeu Scr ncllen Ser
%pronrn9 gciebt merocn miro.
Sn 0ritter Sciung onge.
nom mem.
Sm 5lpcitcn 3peigc murocn fol
genbe Scroromlngen in 0ritter Sc,
Jung nngcnommcn:
Inlcibe fir Dos Selpcrs0 eparte,
ment bon ST 100000;
NnIeibe fir S6ul6ollten bon ST..
100000.
Sm crItcn 3iucioc nurocn cnogiiI'
tig angenommen:
9epiaigung BON $4,000 fir baS
9oltimorc.@ cb6uoe nli Der SoneS.
tulpu NuSitcllung;
G%rlotbniB fir sic ySolttbcrn Oil
Co." c%iicrne SelbcbGltcr otf ibrenl
Wrtabitiif an Scr Golumbiu-9Ipcnme
ltobc bcnl 0obnbcft Der Baltimore,
Obio-Sabn" oufSuItcuen;
Nnnobmc Ser POM General M. 6.
@ootb fir Den Morfct.Gloce geibens.
ten SontGnc;
Iufitellirng zines Trinfbrumncns
o,t Der Ode BON Soitcr-Noenle ulb
Gonton-S trobe;
Sortidoifung zines Srinfbritn.
mems an Scr Gfc bon Wontforb, unn
GaItern-Mpcnllc;
Nnnobme be3 @clittitelS Scr Stro.
berbcttcn BON Wonroe., 8olbs unb
NpplctonItroBe. 5lpii6cn 9ofer- uno
YrcSbltrpitroBc, bon Sru. @oltcr 9.
Garoeu;
9urdbrud ser 33. Ctr, 3mild)tll
GborlcSItroBc mo SiQcn-9foob nlb
Nnloge zines 100 SUB breiten @orlc.
uaroS.
Neue Serpronltngen
SIM crlteu &otbS5ucige muroell
fplgcn0e ncllc &crorommgcn einge.
reidt:
Son Srn. Greene = gytra . Ser.
Diitrng bon $1,000 uno 5000 fit
S6rcibmui6inen-Irbeit fir Die 3ll-
iummcniteIllr1g oeS neiten Stabt.
Gober an Charles Tielert; Die Ser.
prbnung lit pou1. Stoot Yrofrrotor
Bruce irboiiirt, bo er Die controftlid)
feItgclebtc @ergiitung bon $4,000 fir
ST. nicbrig BGlt;
bon Srn. 0cnniS - Innahnlc ocs
9eiibtitels elmer Glep 5ipiiden Snr-
lent un0 Wprtle- Npenlle;
bon Srn. See = InIteQltng be3
Srn. Sobn s. Smptb ais Gonitobler
Der 10. &oro;
BON &rn. MISUNDERSTANDING fir
BEN Supcrinteuoenten Der oifent'
liden @eb1rbe, 9ilber Der perid)ic.
ornelt Wopors in ben Hotunoos oeS
HatbballieS ollf5ubGngen (im ~eritelt
3ipeige utlgenommen);
bon &rn. Sproiier - 9emiqigllng
bon $4,000 3llr llnterItiitung ser
Worplanb Ibtbeiluug Der IusItel
ling Der Ncger.Gntluidlung orlf Der
Somestomn IuSltelung.
Scr dicOcneS.
Stabt Sngenieur SenOoll modte
benz Stootrotb bic Wittbeilung, Dap
er fem anoeres Wiittel eege1 bie
@latte bes Sol5pflaiters femme, OILS
ob uno 81 Die @eitreiuung oeIielben
nit 5ermulmten Steiner.
Ter Staotrotb uertagte li6 Bis
3unt 20. Sebrltar.
- --
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

8aiie 5nr Geiie in's Nnslanb be.
iorst y. Maine, 0r. 413, Git-golti.
moresS trahe, nabc Goitnmbouic.Ane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20

Sic rs oniolibateoGott 0 II
Ind 60" belt geitern I'M oGonti.
nentol Sruit. @ebdllbc" lire SabreS.
SerIommliir9 a6. Ger 5inan5berid)t
5eigte fir oos oln 81. Te5ember obge.
i6loiiene Sabr 0rlltto.Ginnabmcll
BON $10,024,S2l.29, cine 3unabme
bon $6GG,S07.46 I'M SergleiG 81 1905,
uno NettosGinnabmen BON $i,30t, :.
SSl.39, cine 3unabme bon $3S4, 709.-
81 i'm @er0leid gum 8orjabrc. Die
l6nebcloe Sdiil0 mltroe I'M pergan.
aenen Sabre UNI $1.400000 rc0u5irt,
lino bcitebt oas @litbnben Der Cont
pognie aus $2,700,000. Ger %oriiber
Ges Itreftoriums, Serr @. Iapics
@oriielO, lenfte Die sltimlerfinmfeit
oaroui, Oob Die Gompagnie onrd
9oltiniorer &npitol eontrolirt miro,
ilno ioQten Die 9oltimorer sic Con.
trnle nid)t aus ibren SGnhcn laIien.
Gle Gompagltle bellBt ~ Spl11es
reicn, BON beilen II IN WiorpIonb lie>
gen luto bic onbcren bon NelusSomp.
hire rlod sllobomo binilter 5erItreilt.
Sn bieieu Spiunereicn mcrOcn 1000
Mdnner, Srailen uito &naben beid)1f.
tigt. .Serr 9. Supies @arfielo
murbc sum Goriiter oes GireftorilrniS
pieoerernonnt, uno cine balbj1brlife
9ipibenoe bon 3 Yro5ent auSgeipor.
fen.
Staotgeometer EaIetg9
6. S6omas maft in ben In5eieen-
ipalten oes nGeuti6en Gorreipon-
lenten" befannt, Dab ct am 26. Sc
bruor in peridieoenen StroBen Die
&%ipeour ieItiesen miro. ales G1be-
re beiagt bic An5eige.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-20
Gin5clpreiic c.
Oruppeupreic c. &c

I. GreiS, nluroler," 6railcn Srco,
Segler, Gina S6mor5e, Clara Sen-
briefs, M. &0idte, Charlotte &prt,
Gliio6ctb @crloucr, Worie @ilo, So.
tie Sd)tpemm 3. SoI3bouer, q, 2oii'
Ter, 6. Stidlcilt @o9gie Seinidc II.
@oio anoreos iolpie bic Jrls. Bertha
Segler, Iaqaic Riaer lnl0 Sri, Gig,
sic SennridS. ctu,
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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
PARISH|ONERs To GIVE
OUTING At SUNSET PARK
Members of Mission Dolores
Church Complete Pic
mic Arrangements

The parishioners of Mission Dolores
church are planning to celebrate the
one hundred and thirtieth anniversary
Of the founding Of the historic mission
chapel with a picnic at New Sunset
park, near San Jose, next Thursday.
All the arrangements have been com
pleted and Father Cummins and his
flock are looking forward to pleasant
excursion.
The program arranged for the day
is varied one and there will be games.
dances and athletic events of various
kinds. feature will be a baseball
game between two well matched teams
made up of young men of the parish
special train will leave the Third and
Townsend streets depot at 9:15 a. m.
and will stop at Sixteenth and Harrison
streets and Twenty-fifth and Valencia
streets.
The following committees will have
charge of the outing:
J. NJ. Mclaughlin Michael Casey. Frank Nor
ton, Daniel Delury, William Kelly A. Connie
r. C. Toomey. Charles Mayer. John Kavanazi,
Captain r. Grimley. William Kenney James
Neeley, John O'Nei1l J. J. Butler Flames J.
Barry. William H ]. Deasy J. B. Haggerty.
Dr. e. j. Mulrenin, Charles O'Connor, Frank
Sears. Ben Wagner, DIR. J. f. Sullivan Angus
ellis. Jerome Kenney Walter Bermingham'
Michael McEvoy, DR.. Joseph Richards Maurice
Carey. Richard O'Connor, John Looney. Edward
Murphy. ]. c. Gillbride, James Grant, Thomas
Duffy
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
ROYAL GARDEN PARTY
GIVEN BY KING EDWARD
Slams Ruler Is an Object
OF Great Interest at
the Affair

WINDSOR, England, June 22.-The
first royal garden party since the late
Queen Victoria's in 1897, which became
known as the consolation party on
which occasion delegations from the
city bodies presented addresses to the
queen after her jubilee. was given to-
Gay. Through a misunderstanding Of
the attendants some OF the prominent
members Of parliament and others were
unceremoniously shut out of Bucking-
ham palace during the jubilee and
were greatly hurt. So the queen gave
2 garden party, TO which she invited
the injured for the purpose of placat-
ing them John Burns, then as now
labor leader from Battersea and at
present president of the local govern
ment board. attended on the occasion
and brought down on himself the de-
nunciations of his socialist followers
OF trucking to royalty" During the
past 10 years Burns has presented him
SELF at many social functions, and he
was on hand early today.
The king of Siam. who was an OBJ
5ect Of local interest, wore a frock
coat and a high silk hat.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
cALrFoRNrAss IN NEW yoR,<

NEW YORK, June 22.@Californians
are registered at New York hotels as
follows:
San Franciscoy-Mrs. Seafles, Martha
Washington; B. H. Avery, Churchill;
Dr. NJ. n. Calender and wife, Park
Avenue; Miss Burke, Prince George.
Los Angeles-W. II. Cerlin. E, s. Gill
more and wife, Grand Union; L. l. Har-
ris. Prince George;N II. c. Sawyer and
wife, Marlborough; L. C. Menne am
wife, Grand Union; c. c. Carter and
wife. ST. Denis.
Pasadena-C. Salmon. Park Avenue:
c. Hoffman, Hoffman House
oakland-Mrs. L. Morgan, Park
Avenue
San Jose-Mrs. Killmer, F. Kuchen-
beiser. Miss G. Woodson, Gilsey House.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
TULARE'S PROSPERITY IS
OF SUBSTANTIAL KIND
Fruit and Dairy Products Bring Large
Sums Into Fertile Agricul-
tural Region

TULARE, June 22.-The year 1907 is
proving TO be an era of unprecedented
prosperity for Tulare and vicinity. The
dairy business alone is mint which
monthly distributes between $4,000 and
$4,000 among the farmers. and the
limit has by no means been reached.
The fruit, stock and poultry busi-
neSses are making a corresponding
growth. Since fruit growers learned
that spraying would positively stop
blight scores Of young orchards, prin-
cipally peach, have been set out, and
never before have old orchards looked
so vigorous and healthy.
Business in the town of Tulare has
greatly Increased. For 1907 it is esti-
mated that each of the two banks will
easily do twice the business handled
by the one bank of former years. This
business is not of the nature of a boom.
but a steady growth
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

to Old virginny." Sacred Heart college glee
club; dance, Irish reel Edward f. DoaShertv.
Gold medal for academic department: Edward
J. Fitzgerald, 'Regulus'' tkellocgl John c.
Tracy, The Dandy Fifth tCassaway): Louis
p. Jennings. "Hcrstius at the Bridge (NaeaI-
layl- Vocal SOLE Love Me and the World
Is Mine John l.. Lsydon; selection, orchestra.
The college medal Daniel e. Doran, Mac
"King Robert Of Siciiy'' (LongfelIov) Peter b.
McPhee. Execution OF Montrose'' (AytoRi.
Vocal quartet, Come Where the Lilies Bloom "a
Sacred Heart college glee club selection. violin
solo. Fred A. Hurst The O'Connor medal
Francis E. Derham. "Deathbed OF Benedict
Arnold Nippsrd); John l. Laydon. Wonder
(Miller(: John j. Burke f'The Picture on the
Floor" darcy. Selection, orchestra.
the following viii act as judges: p. ]. Me-
Cormfck, J. Emmet Hayden, c. n. o'CoBaor, W.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23

~Rienzi to the Romans" "Horatius
Benedict Arnold" and several other
pieces Of yoratory viii be heard in
Sacred Heart auditorium this after
noon. The occasion IS the annual elo-
cution contest participated in by the
students OF Sacred Heart college and
Il host Of friends and well wishers viii
be in attendance TO applaud their
favorites. The program follows:
Overtute. orchestra. Gold medal for grammar
department: John J. Mooney, Independence
BciI': Edward T. Doucherty The Soldier
Tramp, Jesse b. Cameron, "Rienzi 10 the
Romans - Solo and quartet. Garry Ne Back
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
R. walsh. NJ. D.. and Rev. Joseph P. Me

r. Walsh, NJ. D., and Rev. Joseph P. Me
ouaide.
Wednesday evening the annual com
mencernent exercises will be held in
the Sacred Heart auditorium. There
the successful competitors for the
Christian doctrine. English and elocu-
tion medals will receive their trophies
and representatives of the class of
1907 Will deliver essays. An attractive
musical program is also billed. The
graduates arc: John j. Burke, Ed
mund w. Butler, John p. Doran, Neil
". Kelly, j. Lawrence Mccarthy,
Thomas NJ. Mccarthy, Eugene j. Fior-
dan. James NJ. Smith and Ambrose A.
Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-23
WILL SEARCH FoR COPPER

DOVER, Del, June 22-The Consoli-
dated copper company of New York
City. with q capital Of $4,000, 900, was
incorporated here today. The company
is authorized to explore for mines and
secure mining rights for copper and
other ores in the Yukon territory of
Alaska. The incorporators are Edward
III. Carley, Anton J. Dittmar and Ralph
Brill, all of New York City