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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-04-17

Paint either spreads we'll, looks WI
and wears well, or it don't. Wear il
what determines real paint value. Any
practical painter will tell you that .
paint will live only as long as the oil
that's in it lives. The oil is the life Of
paint. Dead OIL, Dead Paint"
hAr1rlAR CONDENSED PAINT
1t is not ''ready-mixed" paint. It
comes to you in condensed form; tho
driers. everything necessary in it, ex-
cept the oil. You buy pure, raw lin
seed oil and do your own mixing.
Sure Of pure oil that way-not other
wise. One gallon of pure raw linseed
oil and one gallon of Hammar Con-
densed Paint will cover more area,
wear longer, and give better results
than any other paint made. That's
strong talk. but "Hammar' is strong
paint. One gallon Of Hammar Paint
and one gallon of linseed oil will cover
900 square feet of surface with two
coats and It won't come of. 0uaram-
teed to stick for 1--WE years or
money back. ..
We have the exclusive agency for Ham,
mar Paint IN this place: come IN some day
before you paint and let ~ tell you why
sIlammars 1s the best paint. ana show you
how you can savo 1t least 96e6 On your next
Vaint bilL
rOp GALE RY
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-04-17
Notice.

All parties who have paid for
chances on my mare, will please call
at the store and their money will be
refunded.
WILLIE LEVY.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-04-17

Order your feedstuffs from
Paul Guidry & Co. Prompt de-
livery.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-04-17
COURT NEWS.

Monday the following were ar
raigned in court, plead guilty
and sentenced:
Joachim Hebert and Adam
Granger, seining. So and costs
or 10 days in Jail.
LeOyal COrmier, larceny, 30
days in Jail.
Saturday Sheriff LacOste left
for Baton Rouge with the follow
ing prisoners: Giles Granger,
Eddie Hendrick, Edwin Charles
and Joe Kelly, sentenced to the
penitentiary at this term of
court.
The case as to the extension of
the corporation limits will be
taken up this morning.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-04-17

(Continued on page five.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Sca0s nr Sails?

Sal y lngton :. g., 26. Nop.
- Die Scnutoren Gittreoge lno
Gamble Dol, Siio. Gnfoto fonlten lid
rid)t iiter Die %crtbcihl1g Der go.
frontage" rcip. Der gunoesGnlter, III
ibrcm Stoatc cinigcn llno beihlollen
bober gcltern gclegentlif elmer i'm
@eibcn Solle itott9efunoenen Gonic-
rcn5 nit Dem Erdlioenten, bus 2oos
cntihciocn at laiien. Als Metbooe
Der Gntiheioung purOc Oas Iniper'
fen elmer MiinSe genGblt. Tic Nas
men Ser betrcffenocn Nemter mlroen
ouf 3cttcl gcitricben u,b fir ieoen
3cttlc mari Der Serr Er1iioent cinmal
oos @cloitiif in sic Sobe. 50 oft es
ouf nSail" iiel, gcmonn EQUATOR
Gamble, iiel cs bnocgen oui nSeao,"
10 mar aittrebge Sicgcr. Gos Hcilll-
tat mar, Dab equator Gamble Ole Or
nenn,nacn bon Ganbiooten iiir fol-
genoe Iemter befom: 9unoes.S
ltriftsonmolt iiir Sen Staot, Snluno-
ltclter.Golleftor, Hc9iltratorcn fiir Die
9%anbGlnter IN Nberbecn uno Gbarls
6erlain uno @innchmer it ocn 2albs
1mtcrn in Hopio Gitp. Eierce, SIT
ron n,o Mberbeen, icrner einen Sn-
binncr.A gcnten iiir bie 2pmer 9rllle'
Ngent,lr. Scnotor aittrcOge cr9at'
tcrtc ciucu Notional. 9anfpriifer.
Miin5.aiioper III Gcoolpooo, Tegi-
itrotoreu in Hapio Gitp, Mithcll.
Ticrcc atno Srtron, ginnebmer in
Witd)eG unb chamberlain, Snbiancr'
I1entcn fir bie Grom Street,. Mgentur
rno einen Aubiterr I'M S6asamts.
Tepartemcltt. Ger ErGiioent miro
nunlnehr i'm Sinnc oicier Gntid)ei-
6luigcn burh Srai 5ortluna Sic @r.
ncnnltn9cn porncbnlen. Gas gauge
Spiel be5iebt iih leOod mir anf Die
grncnnun0en; icoer Der !Serren bat
lid bos beilige Hed)t porbebaltcrt, Der
ScItGtiguna 5li opporiren, faQs lbH
S%ortltna's Gntideioung nid)t in ben
&ram pabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Sanfbom,pi Ter / iir britiidc.
SIpttc.


Sonbo1, 26. Nnpenbcr. - Iic
Nbfnbrt 0ea N0miralit1ta Sunf0onl=
piers Petroleum" nod Sort Nlrtblr,
Gcroa, bcoClltct cine llellc Ebuic Der
GntlulfclunN in Der britiid)cn Slottc,
"a bic IomiralitGt gum critcn Molc
pcrllld)t, cine OclsSooung nit ibrclt
clgrnen Sd)ltfcn 81 transportircn.
WfN1 crlunrtct, OoB Scr Compiler nllr
Der &orlGltfcr elmer flcincn Glpttc
BON Sonfoonnpfcrn Scr NomiroIitGt
III, Die fir Den mnd)Icnbcn SclbcOorf
Der cn9lilhen 1lnttc beitGuoig iors
gen ioQc1.
Del pcror1ngt btc &oblc olta ocn
Ncl5llngsonloqcn Scr cnaIlihcn WnS.
fito-tSlottc. nlb Die cn0liidN Nomiro-
lit0t bot it'd bafiir cntidicoen, oic
&illtcnlinie Der britildlcn SnicIn nit
Sc. Nnlogcn 81 bcictcn, ans ocncn
pic Sorpc0oboote ibrc So1fS fiIacn
iolIcn. Cine 1Slpttc bon S~onfid)iifen
bic Dos &ci5n1otcriol oircft ans bcl1
Decentralization brinQt, miro iiir
Noa hiaigitc Mittc( 5ltr Tcriorglung
Oiclcr 9epotS gcboltcr.
Sn Son6on 1ctrout.
Qonbon, 26. NppcmbCr. -
@coiircp Gllpccn, Sphn bcS Gbci5
Der Snnboncr &lrnitiirmo 0uOccn
brothers, lpllroc bier IN scr Central.
Snnogoge nit Gt6cl 2Guis, Spd)tcr
pon Sioof 2cmis, bon 2crpiS &
Morta, iiioofrifoniihc Wincn.WtoQ-
notcrL Gctrout. 9urN oicic @hc luCr-
Den 5ruci Scr rciditcn iiioiid)cn so.
miIicn Gnqlonb'S nit cinonbcr Der.
6lulocn unb foloiiolc Gcidtbiinlcr in
cine Sono Gcbrod)t.
sic G@Crcnnonic mar 0llbcrit prllnf.
noI(. Gic 9rout trltg ciu alcio bon
rcidlcr ipeiBcr Scioc. nit Silbcr &C
itidt ll1o nit mih0tborcn @olO.
ipibcn bch1ngt. @un0crtc BON foIt.
borCn @eid)cnfcn mrr0cn bcn iun-
gen Foorc bor9cbrodt, bnrnntcr Elm
ECrlcnbolsbonb, boS emit Scr &oni.
gin Carolina qcbortc, Gin @cI6c,lf
BON Tral1 Gllpcclt.
&ur5c &obclocpcihcn.
SIT &opon bot bic 3obl Scr
Gonicrpcn-Iobrifcn bcrnrti1 5llac.
nommcn, OoB importirtc Gonicrpcn
nrr nod bon Sen 5rcnbcn coniun1irt
mCr0cn.
- Ger omcrifoniihe @~otidoitcr
iiir SItolien, Slopb Is. @riScon1. lit
pom icincr llrlnlbsrciic ans Den Scr.
Staatcn nad) Gom 5llriid0cfcbrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Sin nnb her anf Hcaimcntsnnfplten.

Sem Dorf, 26. Top. - N,f
bem Iompfer ,aoiierin AuguIta Nif.
torio" troi Otto alecmonn Gin, mcI.
der bel Der Hcgiitrirrng uolli GQiS
Sslono 9eitonO, ooB cr IN 0cutid).
lonb 5Dei Nol einen Straitcrmin
perbiiBt bat uno bon Sen belltlhcll
gebor6en per Shub nah ImCrifa
geihidt porben mar, ga er oilaegbell
bate, onB er amerifaniid)er 9iirger
lei. Dor Der Snquiiition CAB er nod
her 5it, ooB or lpobl 5ebn Sabre III
Imerifa 9emeicn ober nid)t 9iiraer
gelporoen iei. Gle letten iicbcn
Sabre babe CT IN 0eutihlono 9epeiIt.
Gr mrroe olS 9citraiter atsgeidIoi.
fen uno miro nieocriim sic Hciic mad,
Teutid,lono MADDEN n"iliien. @cnt
Die 9eboroen IN Ielttiflono inn nlrt
gleifialls feline @altircunoifait &c.
n1bren mcroen, 10 miro 2lccmomt
perpetleler Sceonreiienoer blcibcn
lino iein 2eben lang bin nnb her 2on'
beln. Sein &crmogcn bcltano olls
einem Collar, ols er bier onfom.
Ncbr tits in5miid)en olld) nitt &c.
mor6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
@icacid)t Gin NufidJub.

Glide Shlodtihiffc merocn nlogIi-
der @ciic am IS. Gc5en1bcr niht
sur Abiobrt nod) Scr Taciiictiiitc
bercit icin.
EbiIu6eIpbid a, 26. Nopcmbcr.
- Gic Eacificiabrt Der Sd)ladtidif.
fe ut0 Ean5Crfrcijcr miro picllciht
p~crid)obcn mcrOcn miiiicn. Sic
Nnfriht trni beutt bier Gin Dab eS
ctIife Der Shlohtidifie troy Der
en1iigcr Nrbcit, mclfc ST NorioIf on
ibucn pcrribtet miro, iogur aud sur
9tottjcit mo an Sonntoqen, nid)t
n1o9lid Icilt miro, nad) Nelps Oorf 81
fobrcn, BORT ms brotherhood gcbrod)t
5lt ipcrbcn mo iriib5eitig 9cnllg nof
Snmpton Hno0S 5llrild5ltcbrcn, ltnl
0ic 6abrt nnd Dem Gociiic I'M felt
aclebtCn Datum G6. 0c5cmbcr) orls
trctcn 5u founcu. IS criitirt fem
brotherhood 81 9tnrfoIf, lno Die
Shiiic miilien poribrcm 9lbgong eli
ncr 9rlt1oltd)en Inter llldnlnJ III Ct.
mem God unter5ogcn meroen. Gic
ShIahtitific o@eorgio," o&ouios,"
.Waine" uub oacnriar9c," oeren
Auoriiihm9 bier 81 2ca8rle Sslanb
i'm 8onge lit, merbclt fcincr Gcr5o9c-
ring im%tcrlporien iein uto iid) ibrcn
rSnitrllftioncn genlGB idon on Nbcno
oeS 8. Gc6cnber sur 9lbrciIe geriiitet
in Snmpton Gooo5 einiinocn. NuBcr
Sen bier 81 2eoglc SSlono licocnOen
Sdiiicn iucrOen sur 3eit flint I'M
Seem. Dortcr 6lottclbouboic, pier 81,
Bottom uno Orci 81 NorioIf iiir Die
6nbrt i'll Stano gciett.
@oihington, Q. g., 26. Nop.
- Sm Slottcn B.. Gcportemcnt miro
erfl0rt, cS c%riitirc nid)t Der QcrinQltc
3neifcl, bob bic Slottc ont IS. DC
5cmbcr ibrc 6ubrt ontrctcn milroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
2onispiQc's Strifcslturnbcn.

2ouiSpiIlc &p., 26. Ioo. -
Eoli5cirid)tcr @beclcr Wc@bce iibcr.
mics iGmmtlife geitcrn 9lbeno wegerl
9etbeiligung an oem auiruhr Der
itrifenbcn Strabenbcbnn . 9~coicnite.
ten perbaitctcn Eerioncn, ctrpo 20 an
ser 3obl, inter ie $4,000 Siirgihoil
Dem 8erihtSperfobren uno l~tcllte
Softbeicblc gc9cn AZ onocrc WGnncr
aus, ipeld)e elmer &criommlltng bel.
mobntcn, in mcIher Scr Ylon 81 oent
In9riff ollf bic StroBenbobmpo9-
CONS o~bgcfortet moroen iein ioG. 81
5icmlid) oac 8iibrcr Der Strifer be.
finOcn iif ictt IN Soit, ino man
glaitbt, bob Ole gcitrigcn aralpalle
oas gnoc bes StrifeS bcoellten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
@ic's acmad,t luiro.

Gbarleiton, S.-G., 26. Nop.-
Sobn 6. Wcglmore, 81 Sabre alt,
elm Sebienitrter Der .Soutbcrn Nail.
man" bradlte lid bellte 5liGaiQ cine
tootlihe @unoe bel, oils er etlitell
9efannten 5cigen mollte. mie man
Selbitmorb begeben fonnte. Gr iqbtc
iih einen Hepolper an Den appi uno
beriibrte nit Der Iher5baiten @cmcr.
flung So miro'S gcmadjt" ocn
0riider. Gin arod Iolgte uno DC
gilmore ~itilr5tc nit elmer augel I'M
Gopfe 3l gp6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
(6prtictnus bon Der /. Scitt.1

BON SIT acbert. aIS lie lid lpci9crtc,
babe er iie 81 pcrQiitcn pcriuft. Sic
mil bic 2cid)C Scr Sroll @iIfinS, i'll
rer friibcrcn 6rcun0in, in eincm
Sraum in Dem Brabc1 untcr Dem
Sfuppcn Iieacn gcicbcr bnbcrL mo
mad,tc oorollfbin ser YoIiici Nm.
5cigc. Die 2Cid)c mlIroc an Dem polI
ibr be5cidnctcu Srtc 0cfumocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
0crId)pQcn.

ct. Bierrc, MiQllclon, 26. Nob.
- Man iiirdtet I'm sic Siferbeit
hcS iron5oiiihcn Acknowledgements
nan9ler," mcld,cs Dor 5pci Wonoten
bon bier nod) Srantrcid) obging.
Gaiielbe bate 10 Wnm an 9orb.
Scit iciner Ibreiic bon bier bat man
nid,ts mcbr bon linn gebort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Sas grpan Vanfctt.

Nn 800 9cmpfrotcn bcS 0iltriftS
Columbia nobncu 9lntbcil boron.
9rpon iclbit Der bauptiGd)lihe
Hconcr.
@aibington, .. s., 26. Nop.
- NoS bier pcronItoltcte Nrpon'
Wonfctt fonb belltc Mbcno Dem Ero.
Arornm QcnrdB itntt urb @rpon ielbit
nnr bnbci Der bnuptiGd)lidc Ncbncr.
Sein Sbcnla lpnr nSbc Tpint Of
&icip" lnO beltuno in elmer Iurlc.
gllng scr llntcri6icbc IN bcn Nniif.
ten iiber oiclcS u1o ScncS je nod
Dem S%to10punftc, bon lpcl6cm ans
llc III 9etrodt gc5ogcn mcrocn. 9tod)
cilligen bumnoriitiihcn NclBerungcn
ilbcr Den Gicl olS Sinllbilo Der De-
mofrotild)cn luno Den Glepbuntcn
ais Sinnbilb Der republifaniidcn
Eortei, III mcldcm CT Den Giel ais
nilblidca, trcltcs u1lO gcouloigcSTicb
rries, mGbrcno CT Den Glcpbantcn
ais urrn0o1tcrL groBcn ariltofratl.
ld)en &ilnnmel b%c5cidnctc, girl1 CT 5t
Der nGbercn @elprcdun9 lclner fril.
bcren 9clGperbc iibcr, Dab Die ne
publifnller neilerbingS pcrludcl1, Den
Genlofrutcn ibrcn n0onncr ST itch
len." ST rcoetc babel iibcr Die Gin.
&c, mcld)c ErGiibcnt Tooiepelt BON
ben 9enlofratcn geborgt, bic bcnlp-
trotiid)cn @rilnbi6tc, melde CT ig.
norirt u1o Die unbemofrotiihen
Grunolobe, lpeldc or befplgt bot;
iiber icin &orgcbcn gegcn SruItS II,
GiienbobnclL lcine Saltung in Der
Sinoll5- nnb Sorifiro9c, iiber Die
Observation-Disclosures 5miidcn
Dem ErGlibentcn mo onbcren Silb.
rem Der repllblifuniibcn- Eortei,
iiber Die corrltpte Eermcnoung Of
iertlid,cr @elocr IN Der lctten FruIi-
bcntifoits 3 Gompognc II. /. ~. SoS
Socit, 5u ipelfcm CT geloilatc, mar,
Dob Die Belt fiir cincn bcn,ofrotild)cn
MppcQ an Die bcmpfrntiibc @elin-
nllrg bcS 2onoes rcif lit, Dab cine
groBc MninritGt bcs GplfcS IN &c
aierunga sn1clcgenbciten cher ollf
cincnl ocnlofrutilbcn, ulS ouf cincnl
driltotrotildlen Stunbrunfte Itcbt, II.
hoB bic Gcmofrotcn in Der n1d)Itcn
Mabl iic0en merbell. luenll cs linen
gelinat. ouS &olf 5l iiber5engcr, Dob
tic bes &crtrouenS beiiclbcn pilroig
linb unb crnltlid) b%eobiihti9en, Die
Megicrrlng nltf eincn ocnlofratiIdcn
Stonbpunft 5uriif 81 fiibren.
Gtipu 800 Gemotraten oes Sia
itrifts Columbia nobnten Ii1tbeil an
benz @onfctt I'M Holeigb : Sotel uno
bc5obltcn ie So oniiir. 8roBer On.
iGulioomlls herrldte lno grpdn'S
Tebe >uurbe nit u%llgebcureu Scifal
aufgenpmmen. r-'
@ermiid,tc tclesrapbiid)c Gcpcid)cn.
Sn &alana5oo, Mid), lpl,roe
Der ~53.i6brige Sorace g. Inpis, Gin
tpnnngebenoer @eihGitSmunn Der
Staot, mGbreno Der porlebten Hadjt
in ieiner @obnune Oltrd) eilcn Gin.
BREEDER, neld,en or auf iriidcr Sbat
ertappte. erltolien.
- Charles @beeler, Siilfsd)ef Der
freimiai9en 5cuerlpebr bon @alfe.
sas, &iscan hot ibort ein isrl. W'op
2pnd, ruo iih jelblt erldolien. Gr
mar III bns M6Sdjen perliebt 1ino
0aIielbe wies feline 9elperbnngen ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Shenrc HcitIbunacn.

@abineton .. s., 26. Nop.
Gle Geitiibungen Der in Ncmtern
tbGtisen armeeoiii5iere, lpeldle Dor
aur5em nif gefebI bes Traii0cnten
o%urfgefiibrt iporben iino, bobcn Dem
Weileneeloer .8ono $4,000 cnt5p.
gen. ginige Der Sifi5iere batten bonn
geaomitone.Yarf naf Nem.Yorf Sn
fonmlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27

81 hS'NJ
tigc Wfeloltng 81 MAIDEN babe. Tic
int Tor6imnlcr onipeicnocn 9ctcftios
bcn1erftcn, Dab oiealeioung ocaNFon-
ltca, Der iid) ais Nberlt 3%anliutin
porltclItc, nidt Notwithstanding mar
lllo crlld)tcn i'm, Elob SIT nebmcn,
bu ocr, Frernicr momentum beidGf-
tigt lei. Ils CT iid iforf ~bcobod)tet
lab, lpllroc Der Srembc nllrllbig ulo
per'ltdtc Ith ST cntfernen. Ghe or
jcood) Die Sbiire crrciden fonntc,
Itilr5tcn iid) Die @cbeimpolisiitcn olli
i'm, @ci icincr 0urhillduunq mllroc
cine alltonatildc Wogosin . Eiltolc
IN Icincr 9rnlttulde g%efunocn. Sch,
Nfomcl uno ieinc Serfunft fonntcn
bis jett nid)t ieItgeitcat mcrocn, "a
CT icoe Alatunft iiber iid peripci.
CERT.
Militarii6e Imncitic.
Wicn, 26. Non. - NnlGBlid bcS
@eginnS icincs 60. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bat &oiier 6ron5 Soiepb cine alls0c.
ocbntc militGrild)c Imncitie crloiien.
Iacn Geicrteurcr, Sobncniliid)ti.
gen unO iold)en, Die li6 ibrcr 0icnit.
pflldt ent5ogen babcn, bobcim uno
int HUSBAND, miro Stroffrcibeit 1no
Mlcocrncrlcibung Der biirgerlidcn
Hedtc 9ciu1brt. Die nod Dem NllS.
lonoc @cfliidtetcn mcroen cinoelo-
Den, nod Scitreid) 5ltriid 5ll fcbrcll.
Sonlit mcrbenS olllcnbc, oic, INN Dem
Wtlllt0roicnItc 5u c%ntgcbcn, nud)
Nncrifo neilobcn lii1b, merbcn Giele
bon Gcncll, Die BORT fir ,geitranbct"
Qcltcn, III bic Gage periebt, in Srie.
Den IN ibr Scimotbsluno 5uriid 81
fcbrcn.
Totbc SABINE in Gempn.
ration geqcn Ebeus
crung.
@icm %. Npp. - Sn '@riinn,
Der Souptitoot WGbrcn's, bnben Die
Wolicn = &rnogebungcn Der @eu0lfcs
rllng gcgcn Die b~errld)enbe 2cbens-
mittcl E Sbeucrnng circn rubigcn
&crlouf A%enomnen. entgcgen Den
piclfoh gcbcgtcn @ciiirhtllngcn, bob
cs bel bent Yrotcit : llm5ug 81 Nll-
bcitorungcn fomnlcn iperbc. rSn Der
Enrnoc iurtroe 5luor Die rotbc sSnbnc
noronNctra1cn, nbcr MuSId)reitulgcu
criol0tcn nid)t. Su Wolienperiomma
llln0cnL ipelfc cine rieliHc 9ctbeili.
9illlN oufluiclcr, lprod)en pcrld)ieocnc
c5cdiihc Siibrcr.
Sic brildcnbc Sbcucrlna, bic lid
IN WGbrcn nno @ohmcn belonbcra
fiiblbnr mod)t, miro cbeltcns oild) I'M
Nbgcorbnctcnbollic oes Teid]srotbes
sur Sprudc fomumcn.
Huocbfp's Nnbenfcn &C
cbrt.
@icn 26. Npp. - Ser Gobcstu0
ocs beriibmtcn oitreihiidcn TcIb.
mnrldalla rsnleph @enscl Hobcstn,
Der Dor so Sobren bobinid)ico, lullroe
bier in Der iiblid)cn fcicrliden @eiic
bc9nngcn. IS murbcn 5oblrcid)e
arGn6c an Gcnfnlol, Dem pr1dtiaen
Ncitcritmnbbilo bon 3umbuih, nie.
ocrgclegt. Gic Sclt5iige SIT gbren
pes @cocnttoGcs mohten cinen I'M.
p~oiontcn Ginornf. Gr5bcr5og-S bron.
iolgcr Sron5 Scroinono crupfing @b.
oronnngcn non IScittbcilncbmern II.
bicIt Mniprod)cn, in lpclden CT Der
@cbcntunq ocS groBen Se%erfiibrcra
Ncrcd)t luuroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-27
Sreitalticno &ohlengrdber i

S,opu hobcn beihloiien, bic Irbeit
cinSniieaen, neil ibr 2obn III Cleo
ring Souic : Gcrtififoten, anltatt III
9ourgelo ousgcItellt perben iolte.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
WANTS COMMISSION OF
$4,000 FOR MINING DEAL
J. c. Kaufman Alleges Violation oi
Contract In Sale Of Saddle Noun
tain Property-Was to
Get One PEI Cent

Fifty thousand dollars is the amount
claimed by J. c. Kaufman of Los An
geles as due him on a mining deal con-
nected with the Saddle Mountain Copper
mine of Arizona. In complaint filed yes
terday he alleges that he entered into
contract with F.. L. Dwight of this city,
who had the selling of the mining prop
erty.
According to this contract the plain
tiff was to introduce prospective pur-
chaser to Dwight and in case of sale
Kaufman was to receive / per cent or
$4,000 as commission.
In pursuance of this agreement Kauf-
man alleges he introduced the defendant
to Captain G. G.. w. Crawford of New
York, that the two entered in,o negotia-
tions for the transfer of the property,
title to which was vested in G. B. Chit
tenden. When arrangements had been
completed plaintiff alleges Crawford Of
fered to pay the purchase price, but Chit
tenden would not make a title, having
entered into negotiations with other
parties.
Kaufman claims this to be violation
of the contract agreement and demands
the $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
$2ss DAMAGES ASKED
AS RESULT OF COLLISION

Complaint was filed yesterday in Justice
A l.. Stephens court by Henry Herold
making the Los Angeles Railway com
pany defendant in case for damages to
the amount of $3.50, claimed by the plain
tiff for injuries sustained as q result of
collision with one of the company's
cars.
Herold claims he was going west on
Pico street near the crossing where the
San Pedro cars pass He was driving
his horse hitched to light wagon. One
of the corner buildings prevented him
from seeing an, approaching car on the
San Pedro line until he was nearly
upon it.
He says that the car was carelessly
and negligently run and no attempt was
made to check its speed or avoid the
accident, which he says would not have
occurred had the car slowed down at the
crossing as 1t should have done or had
the motorman kept it down to a proper
rate of speed.
Herold says he did everything possible
to avert an accident. He alleges con-
tuslons and numerous injuries to his
head, spine and shoulder He says he
was compelled to stay in bed twelve days
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
SANTA FlE WITNESS
GRILLED ON STAND
DAYS DEVELOPMENTS AGAINST
ROAD
Agent Admits That Notices Of Rates
Were Not Posted in conspic-
uous Places, as Re-
quired

The prosecution of the Santa Fe for
rebating reached distressing point yes
terday for the railway officials of that
system. frt
Their own witnesses in more than one
instance were forced to testify against
the railway as to various measurements
taken of packed lime and other COM
modities which were being weighed for
shipping purposes.
George W. Smith, agent of the COM
pany at Nelson, AriZ., was one of the
chief witnesses. His testimony proved
especially damaging, as his books showed
that the tariff had not been posted in
conspicuous places about his district as
should have been done.
Professor Bobrick, an authority on re-
bate questions, subjected Smith to Sc
we're cross examination.
Smith was finally forced to admit GER
tain facts, including the failure on the
part of those under him to tack notices
of the tariff in conspicuous places where
they could meet with the eye Of the
public and the shipper.
Professor Bobrick's examination took on
the form of grilling. When the federal
court took its recess yesterday afternoon
Professor Bobrick was still at his work.
The case will be continued today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
w. j. pANFoRp

and some day you all will have to kow-
tow to weuns. My father, who was the
sultan, was killed twenty-four years ago
by representatives of Spain, who were
favorable to the present sultan. They
put me in Gibraltar, the Spaniards did,
right in the death pen.. After years of
awful privation 1 tunneled out of thar
hole, and then / come to Los Angeles,
where man of my standing has chance
to regain his rights"
In answer to the courts question as to
how he got here, the pretender scornfully
replied: 'In a freight car, sab, because
was short of funds. like many counts
and kings and dukes before me-"
Sultan Sabo Hambo Bena Soro Horo
Mutt, alias Bonnettio, will be given a
hearing Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock
concerning his alleged collecting of gar
bage without license.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
FIGHT PTOlMALNES
M,LUNCH WAGONS
RESTAURANT INSPECTOR RAIDS
STREET LuNcHERIEs
sheIf-Worn Figs Feet and Hamburger
Must Be Banished and Tin
Dishes Are Barred
Hereafter

Main street lunch wagons, against
which many complaints have been reg
istered with the health department, were
visited last night by Restaurant Inspector.
Harry Wright.
There had been improvements in these
res .aurants on wheels, but from san
itary standpoint they are open to criticism,
because all of the food served on them
Is exposed to the night air, dust and
insects.
There is little opportunity for cleanli-
ness and the free use of hot water be-
cause of the crowded working space.
In most of the wagons grease had been
spattered over the floors and inner walls,
while the corners offered lodgment for
accumulated filth and the odors were
anything but fragrant.
Wright warned several stand keepers
to throw away all tin dishes used to
hold chilli ard other acrid foodstuffs be-
cause of the danger from ptomaine
poisoning Crooks. graniteware or SINH
lar material impervious to acids VIII be
required.
on most of these stands pigs feet and
hamburger steaks "hold the center or
the shelves and counters These goods
are often held over from day to day,
changing color from the action OF the
air and the dust. The inspector con-
demned quantities of this darkened STUN.
Carelessness in dishwashing, especially
in cleaning cutlery, is the rule at these
stands, and strict orders concerning the
linen were given.
since the advent of the tourist season
INSPECTORS Schwegel and Wright have
started making night tours frequently IN
order to surprise careless chefs, cooks
and kitchen hands at all hours when
there is likelihood of evasion of the clean
food laws.
Wright visited a dozen stands between
o'clock and midnight and there was a
swift dumping of shopworn victuals while
he made the pilgrimage in the Temple
block nelghborhOod-