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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Jets bereihert, lnb md lin oieie
ISOLDE fit0 aus ser groBen, einett
@trtb BON mebr bonn cine &icrtels
NRilion Collars reprGientircnOen
&ubin ifeit Collection micocr 0tc
beitct ul0 in~tereiinntcltcn olt@gc4
mdDlt.
8emegItd 8tl0er.
Sn Der Gpn5ertbaIle Der Ohliif-
9(fuoemie bil0en Oic pom &rn. Nrfie
z. Sbcpdro ge5eiaten bcmcglidcn Bill
Der cine groBc Attrottion. 8nu5 be-
ion0er5 i%ebenarpertb lit Gin IN 5mei
2lbtbeilungen ge5eigtea 9ilo, 0eiien
8oriiibritng etlpa 40 Mimuten III PM
iprub nimmt: r2..be &arIeqllin Sto.
~" zines Ser an5iebcnoiten mo IN
tcrciianteiten bemeAliden 8ilOer, sic
bier je geie6en norOcL in 0ent ilbcr
70 Yerinten bonoeIuo nllftrcten. 9oS
9ilo mar crit einige Gage 5llbor Don
6ranfreib eingefiibrt morOen, ais
Sr. Sbeparo 0aiielbc nit groBen lin,
foiten fir ieinen 9iloer = Gpfllrs er.
marb. ainoer babet in OieIer @od)e
freien 3lltritt 81 Sen Watineen, luenn
lie lid in @egleitunq ibrer Gltern
ODER @ormiinoer befinoen. &r.
Sbeporo NM Sr. 2ebntaper, Sc.
IhGitsiiibrer ser W1lliif . 9lfooemie,
tbun Dies, INN Dem 8oItimorer E1bIi-
fun ST 5eigen, oaB Die III ser Gorl-
sertballe ge5eigten bencgIifcn 9ilOer
Die ilttereiiantcitrn iirlb, Die ic in Bal
tilnorc QeIe6en mllroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Nbfabrtstase Der Sampfer BON Nciu-
Wprf.

Inl 10. SeptcmbcrS Gmpier uGror.
prin5" nod Bremen.
Nm 10. September 9an1pier 30.
$40" itab gtenpcl ilnb 8cnlta.
gm 10. September Gampfer uGor.
manto" nod 2iOerpool.
In If. September Camper
nNoriotic" nod Solttbontpton.
9lm #. September 9ompfer yNoro
9(merifo" nod Neapel uno 8cnua.
Sim II. September ompfer. nBots.
barr no6 &ottcroom.
anl 12. September Gompfcr r9Iii-
der" nod Sombllrg.
Sim ~. 6eptcmber 9anlpfcr y9re-
men" nod 9reme;l.
Sim IL. Seplember 8ompfer vSSs
cal Der 3meite" nad Copenhagen.
Sim -. Septcmber 9alnpfer vGe.
bric" nod 2iperpool.
gm II. september 9anpfer III.
tonia" nod Neapel uno Srieit.
Sim IL. September 0ompfcr $50.
boie" fa6 Soore.
gfnl IA. Scptember 9onpIcr uY.
2inco(n" rad Som6urg.
Sim IA. September 9onlpfer nMc'
Iaba" nad 2onoon.
slm IA. September 9ompfer st.
2onis" no6 Sontbamlpton.
Iln Id. Septenlber 9anpier See
lallo"" nod 0oper uno autperpcn.
9lm IA. September 9ampier SECT.
Far" nod Gibraltar uno Teapel.
Sim Ia. September Sampfer vGtru.
ria" nod 2iperpool.
slm Ia. September Sampfer u8as'
cogne" nod SABRE.
Im IA. September 0ompfer ralto-
ria" nah Glasgow.
9lm II. Septcmber0 ontpfer uSron.
prin5eiiin Gccilic" ilad Bremen.
9m II. September ampfer rsllicc"
nod, Heapel uno Srieit.
Im II. September Sampfer nScea'
ra" nah Samblrg.
ImJ1S. September 0ampfer v2li'
cania" nah 9iperpool.
am IS. September 0nmpfer nSi'
tuoniu" nod Hotferbum uno Sibau.
gm is. September 0ampfer vSeu'
tonic" nod southampton.
Nm is. September 9ampier 81
Nmiterhom" nah Gotteroam.
Nm Is. Scptem6cr 0ampfer Ger.
maiiia" nnd Heapel nnb Marieile.
arn 10. September Gampier nGe'
gina b'SStalia" nod) Neupel Ii. @cnlia.
Im TO- September 9ampier name'
rifa" nod 9amburg.
Pint 10. September 0ampier Bar
baroila" nad Bremen.
PIN 10. September Sampfer nGel'
tic" nab 2%ioerpopl. ,-,s4aaaas
am IS. September sTampfer pal'
geria" nah NeopIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Rationale anfen.

Hdtional -Yanfen.
,sbe lib su,pu National Sans," Sab. unb
GretersStraBe. Sacob 70. Soof, Yrdfioent;
2npib 6. @parS, 8icesEraiioent; Senrp D.
9teoue. 8affrer.
,SirIt Rafipnnl Saut OF gaittmpre," $. ..
gSilcor, %saifirer, II SouibsStrabe.-
w. g. gSnq,ter, 8nfftter.
,s1ritern National Sanf," 90. Wlarriutt. Raft.
rer, IA gsrbsGutaip<Sirabe.
,Grupcrs G. Wicd,anics' 9attoraf @anf," Gbns.
g. Miaer, auiiirer, Noroipefts@de Guiups
NM 6abetfe.S trabe.
,5biro National Sani," Baltimore utlo gortbs
Giraffe.
r5armcrs & Merhants' National gauf," Soutbs
unb Qpu1hurbsS tra6e.
,6umncretal & Surmers' gSattpnal gauf," Glib
ipeits@de Sofpnrns mo SerinansStrabe; 8.
5. BalOiu'l, 1aiiirer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Marplanb nno Ecnniulpania Sabn.

Vim I. Gcptcnbtr IN MrnFt tretchb.
5iiac u~erlaiicu Gurtb.siuenue. Stnttpn:
7.30 Wiuraen5 Dnri Boft, tdoltb, auseeIlor1s
men Sonltap.
$50 Moreens SeIta Slccnm.. nur Sonntne.
$50 Morgeus Nelair glcconl., tdgIi9, aus9ez
numnlen Sclultna.
100 Ma6mittngs @eldir IccoIr., nir Gamitua.
3.45 9iu8mittnas 0ort Bolt, tdgli6, ausges
nprImen Sonntng.
t05 @a9mittngs &e!ta Iftonl; niir Senntag.
BIO Na6nIittnG9 8elatr erpreB, idgltb, aus
qenoiitrtert Sor1ling. D.
6.1O gbcnhs Delta %stecon1., tdgIi6, ausgerprts
men Son1taa.
100 gtbenbs ScItd gecom, nur Sonntaa.
II so gbC1os 0el1ir IcconI, td9ltb, ai,s9es
noIninen So1ltne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

SeoftC Qprel1trt lelr), I'M III llDr
gbenOS nod europa, Ggppten rn0
9riti6.SnOien per 3ompfer go ga.
poie," pia SABRE (8oit nad @rob6rl,
tonnien lno Srlono muB rpcr ga SO.
poie" aoreiiirt icin).
Sreitog Sen 13. Sept. I'm
3 llbr NodnlittogS na6 Den I5orcn
per 9onlpfcr nad) Bottom; llm Z llbr
glbenoS nah europa, Siio.9roiiliel
uno Den Ga YIato-@ egenOen per
Iampfer st. 2ouis," pio Rlpntprtb
uno GGcrbourg (EoIt nod SrIono
mltB oper ct. 2ouiS" oorciiirt iein);
INN 10 llbr NbcnbS nod europa per
0ompfcr oGtrurio," pio Nuecns,
tolun.
SOFT ir SHo. unbGcntro1.
4merifd, @eft in6icn etc.
GicnItag, Sen 10. Sept. I'm
3 llbr HodymittogS nod Somoico per
Compiler bon 9oitou; nm 10 ll6r
SlbcnoS nod) Snagltu, Sopti itnO 60
lombio per Compiler .&irginio"; nod
Barbados llno b.9ruiilicn per
Compiler nM!nbcircnie"; nod Sen
2ceporo- un0 @in0luurb.Snicln per
Gampfcr y&orono"; nab Curtis IS.
lonO nnO Ct. Somingo per 0anlpfcr
nScminolc". .1,ai,
Mtittpod, Sen If. Sept. I'm
10 llbr Ibcn0S nod Cuba, Yucotol
lulo Gompche per 0onlpfcr yWc.
rt0o"; nad Central. 9lmerifa. Ser SEC
nolsone, Colombia unb Sen iiioIiGen
Eocificb0fen per 0ompfCr pio Colon;
no6 Somoicn per Gompier pom Ybi.
lobelpbio.
GonnerItog, Sen IL. Sept. = I'm
10 llbr gbenbs noh Sopti per Cant.
pier nGrins i. Senorif".
6reitng, Sen IS. Sept. - lin 10
ltbr IbcnoS mad Yrrto Nico, Glrn-
Gao, Scnc5neIn mo Golombio per
GantpIer uGorocas"; nod A}pnce per
Gamptcr uEonce"; nod 9ermuoa per
Gampfer o@ermuoion" nod Wru.
naoa, Srini0oo unb 8liiiien per
Nomprer rWtaruco5"; nod Sprtul,e
Salano u1o Somoico per Gambler
yErin5 u, @il6elm"; nnb Sllaguu
per Sampfer ,Senctia" Ciolpie nod,
Fatonlo mo Der &anal5one, tpcrt,
ipe5iea fir oieicn Gonlpicr ooreiirG).
Die Eoit an1 Hcltfunolanb, bia
Aoro.Sioncp, unb nnh Wiqiiclon,
oia Bolton, id)I;cBt bier ta9Iih nm 3
llbr NadmittogS; not Cuba, pio
Campo, tdglih I'm 1 llDr Nddmit-
tags; nad) Gotta @ica, SonbrroS.
Nicaragua (Oitfiiitc), SaIpabor uno
Guatemala, pia Nem.S Orleans, t1glid)
INN 10 llbr Nbcro.
SronS.8acific g Oft,
0pnnerltog, Sen IL. Sept. - I'm
I llbr Ibenbs nah Sapon, Gorea.
China uno oen Gbilippincn, Spia
Seattle.
Die Eoit nod Sopon, Gorcn, gbino
itnb ocn YbiIippincn, pio Seottic,
IdlicBt bier tdelib mn I ll6r slbeilo3
bis gum f6. Scptembcr; nod Soiunii
Goreu, China unS bcll Bbilippincn
pia San Sroncisco, tGgli6 nm I ltbr
Gbenos bis 10. Septcutber; ltod) Men.
Seclano, a~uitrolicn uno Nel,Gale.
oonien, pia San 8roncisco. t1glid
Inn Z llbr Nbenbs bis gum %. Sep
tcnlber.
Die Erons Encific-E miro t1glid,
tad Dem IbgangSbafcn beioroert liuo
Die 3eit BEG Shluiies lit a%rraneirt init
&iidiidt aitf f'beren unlnterbrodene
! ueberlaro %geforoerung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Mcrdauts & Mincrs Sransport. So,
9ampfer.9 tuie.

VniItpferfHtnte
Sradlt uno Yaiiagtere.
*Had Bolton nub benz Often.
Wont., 0ienii, 9onierit., Ganlt, 8 llbr gfbos.
te = Sanl 4rpoibenee uub benz Often.
Sonntag, Mittrpb. Sreitap, 6 ubr glbenoS.
*Had Neppprt. 9epS NIB Tpriplf
t1gIih, 9 llbr gberbS.
*Sradt aneenommen tdgIih biz 8 llbr Nddnt..
fit o~enfelben Saa abfabrenoe Snntpter.
Hadl SaUaunnb nno benz Stben.
Sien'tdg. 9dnnerlide. Gamfing, 8 f,br Mbeilo8.
NJ. q. Sprin, @eent, GONG God.
Sanpt.gitrcaa: Gernan. NIB stgt.etraBe.
G13.I&G-) .-4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Baltimore GGmpf Yadct 81.
lYllie uno 5nocrIdiigt Uats8tnIe.)
SIZE Ser. Stauiens4olt bef0rorrno.

2le Set. SmuieHsyoH oeIutorrno.
Saunpier rGirgtuta (ncu), ,0inbamd,~
y0eorgia," rSenMefiee."
Sampfer fnbren idgli9, Sslntass. anseeHor1'
men, bon ben ngaiEainies "8iers, Hr. 10-1S,
2ie6t.sirabe, $50 M6eilhs, oireft nat Obs
8otnt Comfort, %ytorfolf. 4artsnoutb unS aueu
Yinfien ees SiioeitS. Scrbirbure in SIo
4DtHt Comfort nit nG, & 8. @ifen6abn." Nah
Ni6ntoho. 0erbinbuns in Portsmouth nit benz
aSeabparo &tr ainc" %iolioelH 3uge nab .Rortss
mouth uno 9ltlania. Sn gtorfolf Serbinoung
NIT Der p@iIantic Goajt Cine" giorioIi un6
tueitIih nttb sOIo 9ontiipn 1ine" mad gaefos
bern. @aibinatcn, &.:G.. @i6mono, Sn., nno
Neiusg1ori.
Wadblieiten nod europdifbem EIane. euIii.
ri0fc &niiiier5imnter, eIeitriffe BelelttnnG,
Snmpibei5nne, Stolen fret. Steferpirte aaiiiier:
&&"' fo7' eii'aGlfimorc.e tpafe, ar. bos nnb
sos. atebt.Strobe, 9. 81, g. Office, Siiboit.gde
Baltimore mo ga~.bertsStrnbe, Continental
qruft Nliiloin9" mn Ilbaugb's. Gr. 100. Noro'
GbarIeSsStrabe.
Spbu %. SbefiuBpb, u. VrDtuu,
@ices9rdi. Ii, Gen. @ldnGger. Gen. sRaii. '@gert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
@ei6aftss@

3eitungen, 3eitIdriften etc.
,Sbe Baltimore 9aeiuS Co., 9noio abercrou>
bic, Wldnager, 3fS gSeitsSermarsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Yianos ulo Srgeln.
Gbas. 80. ettcff, 0 Rprh.aibertbs Gtrube.
Nni. 9uabe e Go, reQric"'@ebdube, Wtt. NobaIs
Nueuue.
9ampf- unb @aHerbeisung.
G. $. edbaedaer, 742. Sitsaombaro.Str. 9. &
B.sIt.epbon 2566.
8apier inns Yop,er.Di Often.
s,aitb, gtrou g., t05 NIB 1C7 Sanober.Gtr.
Slaggen, 9anner, Nb5eihen.
eiseu grus, 10 Weft.acrinatou.gtrab
9le1platteu, Metna etc.
2hon. Goutliu & Co., 1910 9aIeeriton.Gfr
Setefttp- Ngeutiir.
Spanbauss e Gdutiht (friiber bel Grlitt, syeft
& Ghrns, sos gaIeerf @uiIbine.d N-
Srieobofe.
.esnssn Bart Gsmeterp." Office: 2t Weitssa.
atoadsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

ersTerIidcrnnaea.
,,SiuSaf Suiuranee So. OF 2iuersooi," Serrb M.
98arftelo, Jteftoent Wanaaer, 101-102 @bant'
bt, Of Commerce gnilotna. i
.Gcrntaniu SeucruerIiderung . 8efeNffatt,"
Baltimore iuo 9orth. Straee.
@m. s. ebadeiforb & 60, is nno II ebad1ber
OF Commerce.
@runbeiJentbnnts . agerten nnb
.Sdnoler.
8ierre e. 9a8en & 9sepGem, 10 Sft'ec.inaton'
tonsStrabe.
Tfcrteseihirr-
.. q. 1ah Gun & Co., 4o4 Beft'Sermah.ktr.
Sufi6mieb, 3ubeb5r.
G.. eeott gabns 80, Nr. s6a unb s84. Eorb.
SSabsStruEs.
Roblen un6 Sol3.
eenrp y Bon eeine. $50 GoIumbia-sbemis.
Gd,muf'ahen unb l1bren,
%. 8. Miac,, 23 SitsS3aItimo.e. strabe.
BfMoleibes 8eih1fte.
uIruiuftbate1 2uon Co.," i goro.0 ab. etrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
9aumatcrialieL Sbiireu, Senlter-

rabmen, Saoen etc.
Games Y. Softer & Co., 115 uno H. Snb'
5reheridsStrabe.
Geo. q. Sluun & GRO, Ala, aiabtsStr. sBerite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
SruIt.G ompa9nie'n

SrnIt.G ompagnie'n.
,T,arH:anb Srnt Gp.," g'orbpeTisGde GaIcerl.
uno @errlaneStrabe. @rier pcrih, 8rdfi.
bent; g.. 9. Sinmernanrl, Stfretir; Carroll
Gan geb, S6aeuteiiter.
,Saltimpre 1rnit & 8uaranter Co.," Gauitnbies
9Iiloing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
W6nofateu.

Srancis 6. aIemn,, 8e6tsanmalt, 225 81. 9auI.
StraBe. Baltimore, 9Ho.
Buftn0us 9prb, 261--269 Galoert building.
q. @rt. Srtmanu, III NorbsG6arleSsGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
SoursVanfen.

Spars9anfen.
yScntfde epar.Sanf bon Baltimore" gatatus
uIto Baltimore. Sirabe.
,et. SamcssS parbanf," @aliimore.Sfrnbe lnb
9uf.onl@8oufesgDcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
StaatSsVanfen.

lNISN-
rutifc gauf BON Baltimore" Baltimore. rno
SoQioap. Strabe. singuft aSeber, Brditoent;
e.. 3. Slot, G0asrleifter. or
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

2eidenbeitatter.
enuecis & ebhnc, t7Os-f7,0 .Gantpn. gpenue.
gSru. 6pDf, 9iortbs uno 8reeHmuunt eloeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Iarmor. it1o @roni'.Uerfe.
9. SiIe6rtner & GBbrc, 714-71s Wefts9aItts
ToresSt.abe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
Or. Mothon 6ermon
Der berabmtc Spc3ialit,

tit mad iciucm neicn Bureau in ben 3immern 303
ino 304 yMmerican" 4ebGnbc nmgcsugcn nnb
pirb in ciuisen Sagcn bcrcit ieiu, icine Eraris mic.
Der anf5nneDmcn. IL. AH
(Sftta-A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

8upferi6micbe uno Elrlnbers. q
Subn tubert, 17i4 1bamess5 trabe. 6. & g..
ScIepbon: NpIte 1865.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10
2anbipirtbifaitlibe 8cc1tbe itni

SilitNiStSh.
Griffith q Turncr On, 205 9,otbs9dcarStrab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-10

Gem Meloorama ,5be 2iie OF on
@ctreB," meIfes bieie @od)e in 9lo-.
nep's 1benter sur Muiiiibrung &c
larst, liest cine bodyit iitereiiaittc
2iebesgeid)idte 81 @runoe uno Die.
ieIbe lit bon Dem begabten 0ranlo'
tiiten Charles 8lancp III ~gcboriacr
Weiie b~eorbeitet porben. 10 oab lid
Die 9eiilder oieies beliebten SbcaterS
auf cine g~enuBreid)e Sbeatermofe
gefnBt hidden fonnen. Sn ben bier
Mften bes Welooromas miro ilbrl'
gems Elm flares 2idt binter Die Bret
fer gelporfen, pelbe Die @eIt beocli'
ten. oenn bas 9iibnenleben miro bo
in reaIiitiider @eiie pieoergegebeh.
Sebcr gtt lit bon aufregetoer Dor
fommniiie, 10 bab Sas Sntereiie Der
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
CHINESE SAILORS MUST
HAVE PERMIT To LAND

SEATTLE, Oct. 22.--one death hav-
ing occurred here from bubonic plague,
Mayor Moore today formally requested
Governor Mead TO request the surgeon
general of the public health and ma
rine hospital service to take charge of
the prophylactic measures that may be
necessary to stamp out the plague in
Seattle, and Governor Mead inlrne-
diately wired the department. at Wash
ington.
The city council has had prepared
an ordinance providing for A bounty on
rats and the board of health today di-
vided the city into sanitary districts for
the purposes of wa ging aswar on rats
and also for the purpose of cleansing
the city. There are no cases under sus-
picion at present. Rat guards are be-
ing installed on the hawsers Of every
vessel in port.
OTTAWA. Ont, Oct. 22.--Dr. Month
sambert, director general of the public
health, has been instructed by, Sydney
Fisher 10 leave for the Pacific coast
and direct arrangements for the sani-
tary protection of the dominion against
the bubonic plague. which is said to
have made its appearance at Seattle.
A health guard has already been organ
ized and port and frontier inspectors
have been appointed by telegraph.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
HOLDS ATTACHMENT vALrp

OAKLAND. Oct 22.-The contest be
tween Attorneys W H Chickering and
A. V Mendenhall over a heavy attach
znent filed by the C. W RAYMOND COM
pany against the Alexander brick and
terra Gotta company was decided in
Mendenhall's favor by Judge Ogden to-
cav when motion TO qussb the al
tsohment WAS denied The brick COM
Apsny was attached by Mendenhai in
behalf Of the Raymond company to
cover claim of $1,000 for machinery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
PRESIDENT To
CONTINUE
FIGHT
Says in Nashville
Speech That He
Stands Pat
Purpose Is TO Punish
Successful Dishonesty

NASHVILLE. Oct. 2z.-Never be-
fore has Nashville so eiaborately
decorated herself as today when well
coming President Roosevelt Bunt-
ing. flags. banners and pictures Of the
president were on almost every house
in the uptown section of the city.
which was crowded with people from
a radius of 100 miles.
The special train entered the union
station amid the booming of cannon.
ringing of bells. shrieking of whistles
and the cheering of thousands The
street parade led by the chief execu-
tive was a continuous ovation.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
C.ORT f YOU
To STEM
PANIC
Big Trust Company
PaysOut S44t I, 4f4f4
a Minute
Finaneiers Hold Tight
TO Funds They Control

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-credit. the
foundation of all business, trenbled
for time today and before conf
dence could be restored New York's
second largest financial institution
had empied its cash vaults under the
pressure of the biggest run expe-
rienced here in generation, stock
exchange firm had failed for S6,0oo.-
600. Wall streets principal securities
had settled from to points share,
call money had risen to 20 per cent
and bankers, united to stem the tide
of distrust, had been forced to appeal
for relief to the secretary of the
treasury at Washington.
All this followed the reassurinE
statements by the acting state su-
perintendent of banks THAI the sus-
pected bank was solvent, the declara-
tions by prominent bankers that there
was no true basis for alarm and as
surances from Washington that Cor
telyou would not hesitate to act
promptly in any situation. where legiti-
mate business was threatened.
Now that the first scare is over and
the worst of the future discounted. it
is believed that metropolitan banking
affairs soon win adjust themselves.
Secretary Cortelyou reached New
York from Washington at $50 o'clock
He was met at Jersey City by Hamilton
Fish, assistant United States treasurer.
and the two were in earnest conversa-
ton during the ferry trip to New York
Upon reaching this city they went at
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-10-23
Referendum Hits S. P.
and Trustees Blow
Sacramento Grants the Western
Pacific Franchise by an
Overwhelming Vote
Special bu Leased Wire to The Call

Special bu Leased Wire to The Call
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 22.-The electors
of this city showed today what they
could do with the referendum The
Southern Pacific was given "a hard
blow
The board of trustees had refused
franchises to the Western Pacific rail-
way to cross the city from north to
south between Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth streets and from east to west be-
tween Q and r streets. The question
was referred to the people and the
north and south franchise carried 4,065
to III, the east to west by 4.019 to 172.
The ratio is about % TO l. There
are in the city 9,o5S registered voters.
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Whispering Campaign Plan Of
Bribers to Beat Langdon
Fearing the Open, Prosecutions Foes
Try Tricks Of Stealth and Fail

ss71lE one man wbose election at this time would
seem to be absolutely indispensable is VII
liam H Langdon. He is the district attorney Dho
appointed Heney assistant district attorney and thus
made the prosecution possible. Mr. Langdon, elected
before on the labor ticket mas not sure of nonina-
tion BY any party at time Of going to press, but
he mill probably run sonehow, and, if he does, the
wbole country can know BY bis success or failure
Uhefher San Fronciscdns want the prosecution to
proceed or cease Lincoln J. Stefens in. the
american Magazine for Noucmber
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Roosevelt Boldly Defies Frenzied FinanCers
Bank Pays Out $8OO0OOO and Closes Rich Firm Fails for S6OOOOOO
Trouble in Wall Street viii Not
Alter Policy, Says President Roosevelt

SIS HERE has been trouble the stock market the high
financial porld during The past fem months. The
net frequently has been made that the policies for ich
stand Legislature and executive responsible for that trouble
Nom these policies Of mine be summed up brief
tence They represent the effort to punish successful dishonesty
doubt these policies have had anp material effect bringing
about the present trouble, bat hep have nil alter
the slightest degree nu determination that for the remaining 10
months of np these policies shall be persepered IN -
President Roosevelt.
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BY George a. Van Smith

District Attorney William H. Langdon graft prosecu-
ton the issue that the indicted bbe all
interests allied with them making stealty
to hide from the people of San Francisco.
Every hand in which the allied can place knife is
working day and night to down Langdon and
corporation attorney whose platform say nothing
OF his public record leave doubt the policy he would pur-
if by mschanee he became district attorney
That William H. Langdon, nominated tickets and
backed by the honest support OF the majority people
San Francisco Will triumph the gum shoe whsperers the
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rHE PREsIpENr sPEAKs

In his address at the Auditorium IN
addition to the quotation given above
the president said:
'Tf TO arouse that type OF civic man
hood in our nation IT were necessary TO
suffer any temporary commercial de-
preston 7 should consider the cost but
small.
"All we have done has been to un-
earth the wrong doing, II was not the
fact that 1t was unearthed that did
the damage. All did was to turn on
the light I am responsible for turnfn Z
on the light. but am not responsible
for what the light showed
1T was impossible to cut out a cancer
without making the patient feel for 4
few days rather sfcker than he felt
before. No material well being can
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the most carefully systematized and
adroitly conducted guerrilla campaigns
ever waged in San Francisco. Lang
don's very strength with the great ma
jority of the people has been made to
serve as a weapon against him-has
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IIIuICLSu u IIOo aIFS1@ It's HOl seTFeu'
to abate but rather to Increase the
desperate efforts of the mon who. can
see trials for felonies and prison
stripes for themselves in the re-
election OF Langdon.
The covered fight against I.angdon-
and the graft prosecution is one Of
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INDEX or THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TODAY
TELEPHONE kEARNY So
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

WEDNESDAY,. ocToBBR %, 1907
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SUBURBAN

wife is shot to death while hsby
unhurt when gun loaded with Spsrro'
discharged by accident.
Police Of bay cities search for Berk
who are playing pirates in launch boz
money one lad took from, father.
Snow Mountain electric power coul
enter field as competitor Of. Pacific
electric in Mendccinc, Soncma an
counties.
Estimates Of oakland's engineer for
wbsrves put cost between Sl,425.
Sc, ,33e. coo.
Names Of women whose friendship {
reused Jealous wrath Of Olive Scully "
hidden in murder trial.