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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
FERRIS COMPANY OPENS
ENGAGEMENT TONIGHT

Tonight will mark the opening of the
Ferris Stock company season at the Au-
C.torium with spectacular scenic pro-
duction of Cleopatra Miss Florence
Stone will head the cast in the name role
and the new leading man, Joseph Kill
gour, will appear as Marc Antony
Among the members of the company here
last year and who are well remembered
are Harry Won Meter, Chas Elder and
Marion Manners. Miss Florence Barker
will not appear until next week. The
new members are Henry Duggan, Frank
Beamish, George Drury Hart. Rita L.
Knight, Eleanor Montell and Anna Bates.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
Cook on Way Here

Sheriff William A. Hammel, who left
a week ago for Fort Worth, Tex, left
last night in charge of Frederick d.
Cook. the Santa Monica murderer. who
a year ago shot and killed his wife on a
beach car.
Cook gave himself up to the Texas au-
thorities two weeks AGO. At the time he
is said to have admitted killing the
woman. end to have agreed to return to
Los Angeles without requisition papers.
Cook is said to have signed confess
sion. setting forth his reasons for killing
his wife. and stating the facts which led
to the murder.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
WOMAN TAKES SANITARY
SQUAD FOR FIREB UGS
HystericaIly Calls for Police to Save
Her House from Blaze Guarded
by Health Departs
ment's Men

'Yes this is the police station" said
sergt Butler Saturday in answer to a
query on the telephone.
The woman at the other end of the wire
was too hysterical to give her name or
any other information than that she lived
at 924 Albany street. She wanted the
chief of police to go to her home at once
to stop a number Of men from burning
rubbish endangering her property.
After some difficulty the sergeant dis
covered the men were employees of the
health department and that four Of them
were watching the fire to prevent its
spread.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11

deputy health inspector and entered on
that work last week.
The funeral will be held Tuesday morn
ing at $50 o'clock at the family home,
224 East Twenty-third street. The body
will be taken to St, Vincent's cathedral,
where a solemn requeim mass will be
celebrated. Interment will be in the
family plot in Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Mesmer leaves a wife, two brothers
and two sisters. They are Joseph Mes
mer of Los Angeles, Alphonse Mesmer
of Oakland, Mrs. M. A. c. Griffith and
Mrs. Charles Whipple of Los Angeles.
The decedent was formerly the pro.
rrietor of the old United States hote
when that was the popular and fashion
able stopping place in the city.
Mr.. Mesmer but recently returned from
Europe, where he had spent six months
in travel and recreation
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
FORGIVENESS TOPIC OF
REV. ROBERT ]. BURDETTE
Pastor of Tmpl- Baptist Church Con-
tnues Sermons on Pleas
of the Lords
Prayer

At the Temple Baptist church Pastor
Burdette yesterday preached on the peti-
ton in the Lords prayer, Forgive US
our debts, as we forgive our debtors"
Pardon, not wrath says Bayard Tay-
lor, is Gods best attribute" he said.
Then, when we forgive, we initiate
Gods highest perfection And Longfel-
low says tbs sweet to stammer one let
ter of the Eternals language-on earth
1t is called forgiveness. There IS avery
Old proyerh 'rhe offender never forsives,'
Forgiveness comes always ttoln The
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
WRESTLING WITH FRIEND,
is SERIOUSLY INJURED

e. A. Baker, fireman, living at $50
Custer avenue, was badly injured yester-
day while wrestling with a friend near
Second and Rampant streets. Baker was
thrown and his knee joint was frac-
tured.
Baker was employed as fireman at
Charles Stansburys grading camp. The
physicians say he will be laid up for
three or four months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
WORK OF IMPROVING
CITY STREETS CONTINUES
Contractors Are All Busy and New
Sewers Are Being Laid, While
Grading Still
Goes On

How fast Los Angeles is growing is
made apparent by figures compiled in
the city hall.
In the ten months preceding October,
1907, nearly $1,SOO,OOO has been ex-
pended for street improvements alone.
The grading bills amount to $5S7,56S;
paving, $451,647, and sewers, $232,042.
About $4,000 worth of completed
street work is in sirht at present,
hence it is safe to assume that the
years total will reach $1,50O,O0O.
And this is only one feature of pub
lie work.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
Hurt AIIahtIna from Car

Louis Boiteaux, an employe of the
Santa Fe railroad, was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital yesterday from Fourth
and Central avenue. The man slipped
while getting off a car and his left ell
bow and wrist were badly strained
He was sent to his home, 442 Carolina
street. after receiving attention at the
hospital s
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
LEMUEL MOORE, PROMINENT
NEGRO, LAID TO REST

Lemuel Moore, of the firm OF Moore
& Burnett, undertakers, was buried
yesterday afternoon from the African
Methodist church under the auspices OF
the Colored Oddfellows and Foresters OF
America. The interment was in Rose
dale cemetery.
Deceased leaves widow and daughter.
He had been Ill the past six months.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11

wronged one as it comes from God the.
Creator to the creature; God the ALI
Righteous to man the sinner.
But Jesus, to make us perfect if for
giveness, commands us, Forgive, If We
have aught against any, and to be re-
conciled If thy brother hath aught
against thee. To turn away from the
altar, leaving the prayer unfinished, the
sacrifice unoffered, because love is better
than sacrifice, and forgiveness is holier
than prayer Many times you have heard
and quoted that old epitaph:
Here lieth poor John Elginbrod;
Have mercy on him, gracious God,
> AS he would have If he were God
And you poor John Elginbrod.
MANY times have 1 heard foolish men
quote it approvingly and say That is my
prayer 1t is insincere, false, shallow; q
presumptious assumption that the man is
a great deal better than God. For the
entreaty of the prayer indicates that the
man is a little afraid that God may not
forgive him, while it asserts with en-
phatic confidence that he would certainly
forgive God is their positions were re-
versed
No Promise Of Forgiveness
'"There is no promise of forgiveness on
such hypothesis. God does not forgive
us on our own empty assertion of what
we would do had we infinite power. He
grants us full forgiveness or visits upon
us merited condemnation because of what
we actually do with the power we have.
think God himself hardly knows what
John Elginbrod would do If he were God.
So many men, in all the generations of
men, being intrusted, with great power
and authority on the strength of their
Elginbrodian declarations of what they
would do If they could, have lied most
abominably, falsified every one of their
promises, and most shamefully betrayed
Co.. and the people who conferred the
coveted power upon them.
1--WE don't know what John Elginbrod
would do. We have only his word for
that, and that word given in an agony
of fear at the approach of death and the
terror of Judgment But we do Know
right well what John Elginbrod did with
all the power and authority that he had.
And II all his life he had forgiven as he
said he would he had no reason. In the
hour of DEATH to attempt to make any
conditions with God.
"TIe was forgiven before he phrased
his prayer, because he had forgiven. For
if ye forgive men their trespasses, your
Heavenly Father will also forgive you
You don't know what you would do If
you were God.
Authority Not Purifying
but you do know, in the very soul or
YOU, what you are doing now in this life.
And If you are unforgiving now, among
your fellow men, you would be Infinitely
more unforgiving if you had the power
of God You would make the same kind
of God that you are man. Your ma
ture would not be changed Your faults,
your spirit of hate, of revenge, of pun
ishment, would be magnified infinitely.
''It doesn't make bad man good to
place him in positions of high authority.
Sometimes 1t makes a good man very bad.
But you don't send a thief to the legisia-
ture to reform him. Judas was probably
a good man when Jesus called him to the
discipleship, but being made treasurer of
the little band became thief and car
ried away what was put into the bag"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
Associate Justice Dead
Rv Aaaoclated Prcss.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.--Louis Emory
McComas, associate justice of the court
of appeals of the District of Columbia
former United States senator and four
times congressman from Maryland. died
at his home in this city today. His death
was due to heart failure.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
CRUSADE AGAINST CHINESE
LOTTERIES IS BEGUN
Four Arrested and Released on Ball.
Suspected Places in Quarter
Are Being Cam
vassed

Yuen Sim, Ng You, All Chew and
Quong Yen were arrested yesterday for
violation Of the lottery. ordinance. The
men were taken to the station at inter-
walls during the day and released on ball
The police are making q thorough can
vas Of places where It Is suspected lot
terry violations are taking place and IS
result number Of Chinese have been
arrested during The ps week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
The seryant ProbIem solved

Heraii want ad will supply your needs
Direct communication between the employer
nnc ths worker. Cost mere trihe. Rates
: lines tfrnes 80. Phonn Homo Tforsid,'s
Nrnset .'xTeaa q.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11

II vo8 wan- TO go cast. &. Haydock
q gent Illinois Central II. r.. 11s w. sth
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-11
RAILROAD
CLUBS PROVE
GREA T AID
ESTABLISHMENTS BENEFIT
EMPLOYEES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC NOW BUILD
ING CHAIN
Well Stocked Libraries and Bedrooms
of Inviting Cleanliness Make
Places Like Home for
Members

I hereby certify that I am bona fide,
employe of the Southern Pacific company,
and 1 hereby agree to conduct myself as
gentleman while enjoying any of the priv
ileges of the club.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

oa inter ItoerclH 5ulll erItcr Wdlc
IN Baltimore Die beriibnlten Hontu-
noffs auf rn0 Collins uno Sielbs,
oic beioen beutihcn Scnatorenl iuer,
ben ibre @irtuug ulli Die 2odml5-
trIn Der 3uihotcr cbenial0 nitt
pcricblcn. NorrD 9nthclor bat Ct
lid)c mliifoIiihc Spc5ialitatcn IN
Ectto, iuic iic in baltimore nic 5ilpor
Ncicben >purOCl. Sir icine bcluegli.
djcn Nilocr lit %ubin'S Sbeoter ia
beriibmt mo mrllt Nr. Gorle peril
djcrt, oaB oiric Mofc olli Oieiem &c
bietc NuBcrorocntIidle9 Oorgebotcil
miro, 10 mciG oo@ Fublifunn, OoB eS
uui lcinc &oitcn fonnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
SelbitmorS iu Den Combs.

Sem . orf. II. Nopember.
Gcr Scl gu9en pDnt mebrcren Sill.
oerten iciner Mitseiansenen mad)te
aeltcru Morseu i'm Sombs.8 eions-
nib @iopanni oe Gbidicia ieinem Ss-
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Ger ScIbiuuDroer itcnb lueaen Tra-
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aell. @iouuuni oe G6id)icia ioll irii.
her 2icutcpqnt III ser itolienild)cn Mr.
NICE gelprlcp iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
@eroGdtigcr SuScsiaa I'M Suipital.

@uiioln. NJ, II. Nopember.
Iiitriftsampolt Nbbott bot cine In.
tcrllldntnN Der llmitdnoe oeS SoocS
nea 81 Sabre often @nl. SrieIt Der
am Somitog I'M Stoot.Sclpitol 5u
@omonoo 9eItorbcn it, b%egonnen.
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l(ntcrlltdung Der Seid)c ergob ober,
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maren mo cine oapon leine 2unge
nllrhbobrt battc. lIno eloubt lebt, BOB
CT an WtlBbonOlungen gcItorben lit,
Die lbnl miberfnbrell, mogliheriueile
ourt 5lpci @Grter oes &oipitolS an
Srcito9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Weitern NarpIanb Giicnba6n.

Reginneno an 30. Gent. eerldbt StuersStdtt1n
3agltd:
40 Wloreens - ShHeapuft. Saerrstofun, ~.
& u. sFnbn," gsapnesbcro. Gbumbersbhrg
mno, auSaenomnren snnntaa. Saneod nno
2.45 Wadmiiiass - accommodation nad Sob.
fielo.
1920 9iadmiitags - GrpreB SauptIirte, 90.
aers!pipit, Sancod, Gbippeusburg u1b. nusaes
ilomn,et Gonutae, Sreoerid uno enlmitsburs
1aaiit' anssensmmeu eountas:
TOO :Toraens - Dorf. y. & 8. BIB. uub Gnr.
TO Wcreens - Accommodation nab Sieb.
firIb.
1857 Morstrs = WeItIiher Grpreb. sseTtmin.
fer. 8ruoepiIle (5rcoctid), Gmrnifsbura.
TburmoHt. Blue Nioge, gSdnHesboro. gbuni.
bfrsbnrg, Saeersfcpn, &nrccd, grnrherlanb
unh GTfirs. y~tiffstsS bferbnt tic ns. Ndegcn.
go TuetmiitGQs SnmpiIinie 0ftfi4 BON
9nlurp Strobe. inpie port. Sanooer, Gettps.
buro uno y, & S.,Nfb.
Sag stofmittaes - Accommodation mad Set.
tnshura.
6.15 a6enss Accommodation mad linton.
9riepe.
Tur Tunnertaas nns eamtass:
II % Ibenos - Tccom rooatiou nd6 linIons
Bridge.
Sur Sonntags:
$50 Morae,S - accommodation nadb linton.
Vriooe une 6unnber.
= Sdlt nibf an Rennfplbaniu .stre. .gubnbof an.
u. Nrtrrtfon. Il. ~. 0oren.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
S1iffSHadridten.

9tem aotft1. Nopentber.
Ger 2ampfer o3eelano" lit BON Mint
luerpeh bier angefommcn.
Gberbourg 9. Nopember. -
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ompton), ionic Der Iompicr o&oiier
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umpton) iin0 nod, Nctp.Dorf nbge-
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Don NCiu. Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
Ncirctl,a Eiccuscm.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
IS o It II q d) Q ii 8. unOGcntral
Mmertfo, @eItin0ien etc.

9icnItoN r.. Npu. - INN ; ll0r
NadnlittaAS nod Snmoicn per Gam,
pier bon Soitor; mn 8 llbr Nbcrlba
na0 Sno9lia, Supti ln0 Columbia
per IompiCr y@roccio"; nod Curtis
SsldnN mo st. Iouingo per Inns
pier "Seminolc".
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NbcnoS nnd) Cuba, nD,catuu mo
Gompede per Gompier .Uiorro
Cattle; nod Somoico per Camper
bon Fbilooclpbiu.
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Mbcncs nod oen Bahamas. piu Hoi.
ioiL, per Compiler oGitp Of @oibinD.
ton.
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AbcnOs nod Curacao, @ene5ucln ulb
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12
NarNlauS- Mnb YennlDlpania-g abn,
Ailae ucr.aNen Nprth.9 lpenne. etation

Yiae %Oc'.nIIen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
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men Counting.
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or" roitaen Gorita9. 1p!! y.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-12

mo Dem Ellbllflm ju CUR @cnilgc
bcfomlt, ais 0oB man nod ipe5icll
oaraul e%ln5igcbcn broltd)t. IS &c
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ieincr SlriNabc IN elmer MciiC, bic
linn Ole NcipunorrunN oucr 81.
idoiler ob5luingt. Nur @eni1c f0n-
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mem Wonnc ncipiclt miro, 10 rotltr-
Nctrcu glbt nicier Die @inOcrroIlc. CD
bci miro er bon Hubbu burns Wrt-
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ltiibt.
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mrmentol = Sbeoter" Der Sull, lpo-
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auftritt. Nn Der SpiBc Der @eiclls
ifnft ltcbcn Soc Conner, GboS. Bar
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an0crc &iinltlcr bon Hlli, lpcld)c bic
6lpeiottigc Momo0ic .Hlliclano" sur
MulfilbrunN brin0cl. Sn biclem
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ibrcm ld)6nltcn &0nncn 81 5ciach
mo aud Die Sccncric mo &oItiillc
iin0 bon Observation-Disclosures Erod't.
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@od)e nod mebrcrc 9lttroftioncn ipie
Sting mo IauitfGmpie ongefiinoiat.
pErinceB Sbcoter."
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baltimore, uno inSbeionOere oic 9cs
pohnrr oca 0ltlid)eu S~toottbeilea,
irer0en ieocniolls nit GROCER Sciric'
hiAlunN ole Nohrid)t bc0riiBcn, Dob
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| ,ErincCb (hcnicr" dis Clnen mooers
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gen critflniii1en Nttraftlonen croft
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cine cngliid)e Npern . @%eieuit)uft
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allcreritcr 9eicenng 5llr Iuffiibrrng
brinNen miro. Nls GroffmlngS.Eor.
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r, Ger Srpnbaoonr" aeipGblt iuorOell,
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