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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
1insirte ~Der(dw6run9eu.

@ngeiidts Der Melbunsen iiber cine
neuerlife 8erI6fp0rung sesen bas
2eben bss 3aren Nitplaus ii. f6reibt
elm ct. p~etersburger 9eri4teritatter:
Mar es cine ipirtli6e ober cine err
bihtetc GerI6to0rung? - Sn Der Lam
gen Heibe bon 8eri9pOrunsen, Die ii6
pie elm rotber 5aben bur6 Gublanbs
Gei6i1te 3iebt, beeesnet man elmer
-gan5en Geibe fin9irter 4ttipnen, bic
bon Der Yoliaei ober Don pertpeeenen
Ibenteurern aus 9riinben bes gisens
nl,bes eingefdbelt purben. Inter Der
Rsgierune Mleranoers |. Q801 Bis
1925 melpete q. g.. Der Sauptmann
S6ubin bonn Semenop'ihen 9arbes
Hegiment Der @ebeimpoliaei Elm aoms
plott, bas angeblih bic @nttbronung
oes &aiiers gu 9uniten ieines 8ruz
bers 8onitantin gum 3pede baben
iolte. I'm feline 9lusiasen DEFENDERS
s%laubpiirbis gu MAIDEN, bra6te ct iid
cine leiAte S9uBpurbe bel, bic er bon
ben 8erfdporern erbalten baben
ipplte. pelds nit ieiner 3arsntreue
unsufrisben paren. SelbitperitdnbIid
fam bic Wabrbeit an ben Gag, unb Der
pbantaIierei6e Mann mubte feline
Gage in Sibirien beidlieben. CUR
polsn Sliitbs eelansten Die finsirten
8omplotte erit mad Der Sbaffuns Der
Ioaenannten britten Mbtbeiluna unter
Nitolaus |. (1S25 bis 1850, in Der
bic Sberleitune Der @ebeimpoIissi
tpnSentrirt purbe. Sie ebrsei3issn
Chefs bieisr 9ebOrbe ipolltsn unter teis
ner 9~ebingung auf ben Nimbus Der
llnentbebrlidteit per3idten, ben iid
Ysndenborff in ben Mugen bes 3aren
gu psrIdaffen eerpubt bate. Sam es
einmal Dor, bab Der ripali1irenbe Mts
niitsr bes Snnern elmer lpirtlidsn Der
idtp0rung auf bic Spur getommen
mar, 70 %erfanben 9ubbelt unb Orion
sleih elm 9ubenb anberer Gomplotte,
I'm ibr Mnieben Su feitisen.
Werfipiirbte lit IS babel, bab tpirts
li9e, febr ernite 0eridpOrunsen febr
lanse perbeimliht' blieben. Mm be-
tannteIten unter bieien SdIen 1T Der
misunderstanding bonn /. MGr3 1887,
Der ant @soenttase Der grmorbune
Mleranbsrs II. eesen gleranber III.
ms Wert seieBt perben fonte. aber
an Der Wa1iamteit Der @ebeimpoliaei
fdeitsrte. Ginf Werfdp0rsr purben
in @hlIRelburg burd ben Strang
binserihtet, bic iibrisen aebn gu
Isbensldnslidsr @efdnsnibitrafe per<
urtbeilt. Wobl brang bic 8unbe BON
bis1en @~orsansen in bic 8retie Der
bDhiten WirbentrGeer, bas publitum
aber erfubr nihts babon. Grit 20
Sabr. fpdter, mad 4ufbebuns Der Gens
fur, erfolst. in elmer biitoriiden 3eits
fdrift cine WerSffentlidung iiber bieie
@eridm0runs In allen ibren Details.
Der 8erfaKer. .. Glinstij, bate fei<
ner3.it ben betbeilisten Gtubententrei-
fen nabe seftanben. @erbeimlidt
ipurbe i'm Sabre 1887 bic sanae Mns
selesenbeit. neil Nleranoer III. unb
feline nGditen Ratbseber elm 9etannts
iperben berIelben i'm 0olte fir i4dbs
lid bielten. Ser llmitanb, bab elm
Sduflein Gtubenten es setuast bate.
mad benz 2eben bes 3aren au traGten,
urtbeilte man bamals, t0nnte nnr
baal beitrosen, ben @lauben bes Dol
fes an Der Mnfmaht unb llnperleblihz
teit bes 3aren nod tpeiter gu eri4iits
tern, ais es fdon burd bic porherz
sesansenen @ttentate sssen 9aifer
Mleganb.r II. sei4eben tuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

fen, ner sfoifhen INN unb BET GngIGns
BERN auf benz Slide itanb. st mubte
feline 5unebmenbe Nerboiitdt irgenotpie
uno irgenbno ausIaHen. uno 10 fpielte
feline linte !6anb unrubig nit einem
Der 5~uge'pibten Sebertiele - er bog
ba5 eIaitiIbe Spiel5eug auf uno ME-
Der, unb rebete babel u~nabIaiiig auf
bic Mutter feiner Ingebeteten Elm, bic
er bod nod eInitig gu itinmen bottle.
9u gefGab ettpas Gntieblides: Der
3abnitoAer, ben Marcellins 9anb be-
arbeitete, fhnslte in bic S0bs, fubr
Der 2oater Dubious an bic jeber Inz
mutb e~ntbebrenbe Haie unb fiel bon
bort mitten in bic &rebsiuppe. Wenu
bic S0ben bon Saint=Gioub iid plDBz
lid in einen feueripeienben Berg perz
panbelt bdtten, tpenn bic Seine iiber
lire llfer setreten rp6re unb ben Saal
nit elmer Sturmflutb iiberidpemmt
Bate ber Ginbrud pare taum
fur6terlider sepeien. Die GnalGnz
berlin iant fraftlos in ibren Stubl sus
rid unb freifdte: 81 tootbpid!" -
Der G~n9lanber idnelts in bic Sobe
unb brittle: n@arcon! - 8erant! =
Wbere is tbe manager9" - Die eng
Idnbsr an ben Na6bartii6en ituraten
aus SolibaritGtsgefiibl ebenfaqs ber=
bel; in ben en%tfernten Gden bes Saas
les perbreitete Ii9 bas @eridt. IS fei
einem ruifti4en Nibiliiten cine ges
rdui6s unb ruu4loie Bonnie in Der
Safde 9eplabt uno cine en9liide 2abp
lei babur6 grdblid peritiimmeIt NOR
ben. Sie Ssllnerf6aar tOar ldngIt
poa5dblig Tim ben Slid psriammelt,
unb pdbrenb bic GnQlGnberin in
Sbnma6t lag, ertldrte i1r Gbsmann,
bur4 bos 3euenib leiner aanbsleute
ener9ii6 unterftibt, Der junge Waun
bort babe ben eben bon ibm benubten
3abnito9er aus 9osbeit Der linn ge=
geniberiibenben Dame Suetit in's Gez
iidt unb bann in bic Srpps seporfen.
Warcsain proteitirte, iudte gu ertla>
rem, iid gu entfduloigen - allies psrs
gebli6! Die gauge eneliide &olonie
brobte bas 2ofal gu perlaNen unb fir
ale 3utunft gu boptottiren, fails bic
3abnito9eraffdre ni6t fiir6terli9 gss
roden piirbe. Man rief nad Der pos
li3ei -. Gabrielle ipeinte, ibr Batter
mar trebsrotb, bic SHUTTER betra6tete
Germ Marcelin nit IpOttiften
8liden. Sdlieblid fdute Der Snipe.z
tor bes npabiaon 2ouis XIV" nah
pergebIi4en 9ermittlungs : @eriuden
unferietts bas llrtbeil, Die RubeitDrer
bitten iiG, fofort unb obne einen 8ifen
genofIen gu babsn. bonn G6auplabe
Der Shat au entfernen. Wir beobads
teten bic Mbi6iebsi3ens burd's 8ens
iter. Mdoame, MonIieur, bic idluh>
senbe Gabrielle unb Der Chauffeur be-
iiiegen in grOBter Gile bas Qutomobil.
Marcelin purbs ni6t eingsldben,
plab Eli nsbmen. er ipuroe ~iiberbaupt
teines glides mebr gelpiiroigt -.
Sd CLAUDE, er bat teine 6offnung
mebr auf bic Sanb Der rei5enoen Ga
briele. Sein Malbeur mar alleroings
unberbient, aber ebenTo unperbient
ipar aid 1ein triumph am 8ormits
tag 9epefen.
@uBerbem bat bic 9ei4idte nod
cine Woral: Sic lebrt, bab 3abn.
ito6er ni6t auf ben @Btil4, ionbern
bo6itens auf ben Soilettsntii6 9ss
b0ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Der 3%n6ndoo6er.
Skine non Sobannrs Stirmanu.

Der erfte Sitertag mar in bieiem
Sabre ipirtli9 unnatiirli9 parm. Wir
batten ben Morsen suerit i'm part BON
SaintzGlpub Subrin9en iuolen, aber
ba iparen f6pn gegen 5ebn ubr 5u piel
Weni6en, unb 10 batten mir uns an
bic burd Gprots &unlt uniterblid ges
iporbenen Seihe BON ollie b'Wprap
eeflii6tet. Sa pdr es perbdltniBmGbig
tiibl, ni9t iibermdbig beiebt, unb bic
leibigen 4utomobile bOrte unb fab
man nur in Der Jerne boriiberiaufen
Wir brei Sreunbe faben unter benz To-
senannten rb%dngenben BAUM" Der feis
men Stamm in fpibem Dintel ipeit
iiber bic WaHerflG4e beS srDBern Sees
ftredt, unb rduften plaubernb unIere
gisarre. 9a bepba1teten ipir cine
SSene. bic uns SpaB madte: Sben
an Der Hpute be @erfailes belt elm
Mutomobil, aus benz cine tleine Sas
mile ausitieg: Der Mlte, Elm Barrier
Rentner, Der cine Itmolpbdre BON
acknowledgements unb @utmiitbigteit I'm
iih gu perbreiten fdisn; iie, cine re-
fpettdble Siinfaigerin, bic pobl ebes
benz bic Safe oes 9emabls eefiibrt
bate unb fe, ipenn au9 niht mebr
binter benz 2aoenpult, nod INNER
fiibrte; enblih Elm alerlisbItes ihels
mii1es Ding bon abt3ebn ober neurs
sebn Sabren, bic psripDbnte unb sus
sleid tpranniiirte %neinaise SOdter"
bes bebGbisen Barrier Bourgeois.
Die often fbienen gu oosern, ben
Elm bisden iteilen Weg mad benz Gee
binunter mit5uma6en; aber bas SD6s
ter9en mar p~orauseeeiIt, unb 70 muBs
ten ie ppbl pber libel foleen. 8ei
ibrsm grf6einen iprang Elm junger
Siam, allen Mnf6ein mad Elm Siibs
fran5oie. uneeiiiim bon Der 8ant neben
Der unirigen auf. ipo er felt elmer ball
ben Gtunbe Santalusqualen Der I'm
eebulb aus5uiteben fhien. Die Sleine
mari linn einen balb fpDttifden, balb
neritdnbnibpollen Bid gu unb -
panbte 1i9 mad Der entseseneeiebten
Mibtung, ipdbrenb er gsboriam uuf
feinen SIP suridianf. Die bsiben
Bitten tamen inbeHen firiidtis ben
iteilsn pfab b%erunter, itubten Dor elmer
iumpfieen SteIe, bic bas SD6terdsn
Ieidt iiberIpruns.n bate, unb riefen
pie aus einem Wunoe: r@abriele!"
Gabrielle mar cine peritodte Sdaus
fpielerin, ie nolte niht perIteben, bab
ben 4lten Der Weg 81 idliipfrig mar,
Sc parlamentirte unb tebrte enblib
muir nit S6monsn Suriid. SEPT muBs
ten is bic Ridtung eini6Iasen. ipo
mir unb infer Dor llneebulb sappelnz
Der Nahbar faBen. Wiebsrerfennen,
srobe lleberrafdune, nidt ON ipenigs
fen auf feiten Der biibiden Gabrielle.
bic iibIiden pbraien iiber ben unpers
bofften 3ufdu = IS gine alles 10 nc
tiirlih, als bdtten Gabrielle uno Marz
eeuin gar ni6ts ~perdbrebet. Nad elmer
Minute fab bas niirbiee Gbepaar auf
Der 9ant, MarceIin ibm s%egenabsr
auf einem tmproDiiirten Sib. unb 90
brieue fhlenberte, anfdeinenb niht
febr erbau. bon Der 8esesnuns, am
9eidufer entlans. Mibbiaisenb
fdaute bic @eitrenee auf ben Gbseats
ten, als er fih cine pfeife ~an5iinbete;
gndbig auf ben iunsen Mann, Der iid
fir einen bessiiterten Nibtrauder ers
fIdrte, Der nlr ielten Der Nerfuhuna
elmer Cigarette ststfsplagt. Mus Der
Seitentofht bes Bourgeois fdaute bic
neueite Drummer Der rSumanite, mas
6errn WareelLin. VsranlaFuna CAB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

SIN aaufm anmsIaocn.-
Gbef: nMfL id) miinifte Sic 0abin,
no ser &fefier ipadit!" = aommis:
,@arum, lit CT bonn a,isgeeangen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26

Henommage. - aunbe gum
9eiratbsnermittIer): y@ebt benn SIR
@eidaft9s1bT tafSrpBartig; jebeit
S(beno aiisperfailft!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-26
Garlple unS oer S%tlbfm6rotr.

@us benz lesten 2ebensiabre bes be-
suaIiiaeu @eididtsfori4sts
r-IssxGLs6HAlH
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

ment. Granting Of this license by the
police commissioners, who were mlsled
In the premises because the original
application was smuggled into the
boards archives without previous an
nouncement, started a warfare which
may result in all wholesalers outside
Of the old retail zone being placed
under the ban.
The billboard ordinance will be de-
fed by Varney & Green and the Los
Angeles Realty Sign company. The
former company is reported to be going
ahead erecting signs in order to es-
tablish a test case. The latter COM
pany, after. giving formal applications,
withdrew them and will join in test
Of the law.
The next billboard ordinance, IL Is
predicted, viii be far more drastic, the
city's legal department having assured
the council that In New York and
elsewhere such laws have been upheld
by the courts. The next wholesale
features.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
MORE SERIOUS CHARGE
MAY FOLLOW ON EVIDENCE

George Cook, a bricklayer residing
at Ills Waterloo street, was arrested
last night by Patrolman Dodd and
sent to the city Jail, where he was
booked on a. charge of drunkenness.
Back of the charge which was placed
against him may be more serious
one, for in his drunken frenzy Cook
is alleged to have choked and beaten
his wife into insensibility and to have
threatened to kill his two little chill
dren.
The interference of neighbors alone
is said to have prevented him from
killing his wife and later when it was
learned that he had made threats to
kill his children his arrest followed.
Cook is said to be a good husband and
father except when drinking. He has
been on a protracted spree and wound
it up late yesterday afternoon by the
attack on his wife.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
COUNCIL FACES
MUCH BUSINESS
TWO WEEKS ACCUMULATION
AWAITS ACTION
Returned Owens River Delegates Make
UP Quorum once More, and
Todsy's Sessions viii
Be Lengthy

Today's sessions of the city council
are likely to be long and interesting,
as It will be the first meeting in two
weeks.
Absence of five councilmen on the
Owens river inspection trip has piled
up the pigeonholes If the committee
clerk and 1t is probable that special
session will be held later In the week.
Because next Monday marks the be-
ginning Of Shrlners week 1t is also
likely that as much business as pos
sible will be anticipated this week.
All of the committees will have re-
ports today which will bring UP more
or less discussion.
Most interest attaches to the report
Of the committees of the whole, to
which many burning questions have
been referred.
The wholesale liquor store and the
billboard laws are two which will re-
ceive attention in some form.
Mayor Harper is reported to be in
dignant because the Botillers, who
were granted a license under a mis-
apprehension for their building on
Third street beyond the tunnel en-
trance, have opened their establish
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
HOTCHNER TELLS
OF L|FE'S AIM

Henry Hotchner of New York gave
another lecture last night in Music
hall in the Blanchard building.
He spoke on 1.-THE Purpose of Life"
and said in part:
Despite the chaos and antagonism
in the world there is a very clear pur-
pose behind 1t ALA purpose that is
gradually bringing about justice and
good will. That purpose is that men
shall cooperate with each other in
peace and amity and wisdom so as to
insure progress and prosperity for all,
irrespective of race, creed, sex, class
or color. This purpose will be fully at
tanned only when, through education
and through self-control, men live
right life, when they entirely eliminate
from themselves those tendencies and
passions that cause evil and suffering
in the world, and when they represent
decency and honor.
Every man and every organization
that helps to improve conditions in the
community, by spreading knowledge.
by removing pain, by emphasizing vir-
tue, or by any other way, is assisting
humanity to reach the splendid goal
that lies before 1t.
1.-THE Theosophical society is such an
organization. 1t aims to prove to the
world that brotherhood, with it's happi-
ness and it's duties, is practical thing.
The society stands firmly for the right
and against the wrong, for truth and
against error. 1t is trying to unity re-
ligion, science, philosophy and art by
demonstrating that the same funda-
mental truths underlie them all, and
that a study of these fundamental
truths shows man what life is, what his
duty is and how he should perform his
duty.
These fundamental truths explain
that this world is governed by a wise
and beneficent creator, and that 1t is
the duty of man to study natures laws
so as to live in accordance with them.
Man is destined to become perfect, and
1t is his duty to work consciously to-
ward this end by developing in char
acter and in knowledge. Death is
merely a stage in his career, and he
should therefore not fear it, His future
lives on earth depend, as to their hap
piness or unhappiness on the way in
which he lives now, so common sense
dictates that he should strive for self
control, for virtue and for unselfishness
in order to insure future incarnations
/ of opportunity, Of health and of prog
ress.
THE Theosophical society aims to
gather together people who are willing
to study truth in every department Of
nature, to live up to the accepted moral
standard, to be force for good and for
right and for virtue, and to do their
best generally to help the world to
reach the stage when men shall work
together in unity, in justice and in
brotherly love"
Next Wednesday evening he will
speak in Symphony hall. having as his
topic 1.-The Power TO Heal"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
THE RAILROADS
POSE AS SERVANTS TO
EVADE ANTl-PASs LAW
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WASHINGTON, April Bout in the
city Of St Paul, Mimi, there is a. COM
pany of estimable young persons who
are sitting up nights wondering whether
they are going to get into the clutches
Of the interstate commerce commits
sion. They have violated the rate law
and stand to be fined from 800 to $4,000
apiece II they should have the bad luck
to be convicted.
1t is case of accepting free trans
portation, and under circumstances
which were delightful when the breach
of the law was committed, but have
lost something of their glamour since
It has been discovered that 1t was a
misdemeanor.
AS the interstate commerce commits
sion has heard of IL, a prominent Of
fetal of the Chicago, Milwaukee g. st.
Paul railroad got up private car
party for some of his friends among
the younger set of ST. Paul society. The
law exempts from the prohibition of
free transportation railroad men and
their families. This railroad man, not
caring to go so far as to represent that
his guests were members of his family,
living under his own roof" which is
the official Interpretation Of that re-
quirement, took them along as maids
and Wallets for the members of his
family who we're of the party. That
was the joke which the young. folks en-
joyed and added zest to the fun
1t happens, however, that the COM
merce commission has been receiving
information of such violations of the
law rather frequently of late, but has
never had 1t in detail sufficient to en-
able 1t to undertake prosecution until
this case occurred.
Now the commission Is considering
whether 1t ought not to reduce this
private car party to the example state,
with a view to checking such occur
rences in the future. The owner of the
car is guilty of one violation of the law
and each of his guests of another.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
MExlCANS QUARREL AND
ONE is SERIOUSLY CUT

p Fierros was severely cut about the
face and neck In fight with Jose
Cara on the Plaza early yesterday
morning. The men had been drinking
together all night, and finally grew
quarrelsome. After hot words, Cara is
alleged to have drawn a knife, with
which he attacked his friend.
Fierros was taken to the receiving
hospital, where It was found he was
not fatally injured, and the lacerations
inflicted by the knife we're stitched ard
dressed.
Cara was arrested and taken TO the
police station, where charge of as
sault with a deadly weapon was placed
against him.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
MEXICAN IS KILLED
BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC

An unidentified Mexican laborer was
killed by Southern Pacific local train
near Duarte station at $3.50 O'clock yes
terday evening. The man was walking
on the track and paid no attention 10
the warning whistle.
The body was badly mangled II was
brought to this city and sent to Bresee
Bros morgue ana the coroner notified.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Accept Denver's Invitation
BY Associated Press.

DENVER, Colo, April 2S.-A message
from Washington announces that Chair
man Knapp of the Interstate COM
merce commission and Labor Commits
sioner Neill have accepted the invita-
ton of General Manager A. c. Ridge
way of the Denver & Rio Grande Rail-
road company to come and assist in
settling the controversy between the
company and it's trainment and con-
ductors. Messrs. Knapp and Neill will
arrive Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
HIGHWAYMAN USE" CLUB
AND STEALS DIAMONDS

A. c. Nagle. who resides at 146 Will
son street, reported to the police last
night that he had been attacked at
about o'clock near the car barn at
Ocean Park and knocked down by a
highwayman, who robbed him OF a
valuable Blk's pin and a diamond ring
valued az $50
Mr.. Nagle states that he also lost
stone from another diamond ring
which was loosened from its setting IN
scuffle with the robber.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

still live in Los Angeles, I am not
going to tell you his right one.
After being released from the asy-
lum my sailor friend married the girl
on whose account he had run away
from college and they are now living
together In Los Angeles. The last time
/ was here I called on them and was
then introduced to a fine year-old boy
whose Christian name is Alvin"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
From Seattle to the Orient
2v Associated Press

SEATTLE. Wash, April 2s.-A new
steamship line was formed by the Cen
tennial Mill company Of Seattle and
the Jensen Steamship company of Ham
burg. Three vessels will be placed on
the route, with an aggregate tonnage of
$500 tons net. These vessels are TO
carry cargo between Seattle and the
orient.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Be Open for Criticism

I'VE should not condemn all minis
ters because one happens to fall by
the wayside; neither should all artists
be held up for reproach because oc-
casionally there is one who merely
daubs his paint on the canvas. we
should be open for just criticism. for
there is much to be gained by it. The
sermon that is preached should not
end at its delivery but it should go
out and out and be properly criticised
for good results.
1.-The church is the place for the
declaration of the most important
message and is the center of the most
benefcent mission work in the world
Following the sermon Rev. F. P.
Berry announced the names of the
charter members and stated that the
name of the church should be decided
before further action. A vote was
taken by the congregation on two
names, "Olivet" and Bethel" result
ing in sixty to fourteen in favor of
the former.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
Officers of Church


The officers of the church were elect
ed and Rev. Hugh K walker per-
formed the ritualistic service of Or
ganizing the church, being assisted
by the other clergymen in the install
lation of the officials.
Rev. Mr.. Berry, the pastor, has
good force of workers at the outset
of his new church enterprise.
The elders of the church are: A.
Campbell, R. A. Livingston, w. P.
Shull, L. w. Fisher and w. w. Boyd.
Deacons: W. H. Parkhurst and John
S. Ewald
Trustees: ]. w. Jeffrey, G. r. Whit
comb, Isaac Harris, w. ]. Hanna and
Carl G. Packard.
Following are the names of the
charter members, several of whom
Mrs. Carl G. Packard; Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Jeffrey, Robert e. Jeffrey, Mrs.
Minnie Berry, ]. Clement Berry, Dora
M. Skinner, Mrs. RQxie w. Wood
cock Lula A. Woodcock, Myrtle A.
Woodcock, James Woodcock, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Campbell, Gladys Campbell,
Mrs. Abigail Bassett, Misses Ruth P.
Bassett. Abbie S. Bassett. Mary L.
Bassett, James Bassett, Winifred Bas-
sett, Jessie Gault, Sophia l.. Gault,
Annie Gault Mrs. r. B. Miller, w. j.
| Hanna, Mrs. Annie Hanna. u. p. S.
Shull, Mrs. Eta C. Shull, Helen Shull,
Josephine Shull Homer Shull, Mrs H.
Olive Butterfield, Dorothy Butterfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Livingston, Mrs.
e. o. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Harris, Evelyn Lincoln, Mrs. Ida e.
Cochrane, Miss Mildred Cochran, G. w.
Fleer, Anna L. Pieper, L. w. Fisher,
Lena S. Fisher, Mrs. Anna l.. Clark,
w. A. Clark jr,, David Harris Clark
Mary l.. Cunnah, b. Barr, Catherine
p. Fulkerson. Amelia v. Fulkerson,
Mrs. Mary Bercowitz. Nathaniel Ber-
cowitz, Zacharias Bercowitz. Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
Franklin, Mrs. Ida Cummins, Mrs A.
Sloane, Miss Edith Sloane, f. B. Rush.
Emma Rush, Rachel e. Fletcher. Mr.
and Mrs. G. p. Halls, G. r. Whit
comb, Mrs. Ella Vanhorne. Mrs. Hattie
Fulkerson Blair. Mrs. Mary S. Skill
man, Miss Mary j. Skillman, Mrs. X
B. Palmer, Miss Edith M. Palmer,
Miss Minnie A. Holmes. Mrs e. M
Steward, Albert II. Steward. Mrs
Mary Magic, r. C. Archibald, Mrs
Ella Archibald, Miss Eva Archibald,
w. II. Parkhurst, Mrs. p ]. Park
hurst, Mrs. Anna Evans. Wilbur w.
Fish, Mrs. Dollie Fl. Fish, John s.
Ewald. Mrs Anna e. Ewald w. j.
Barr, C. #. Johnson, Mrs Clara L.
Johnson Mrs Nellie V. Harris, Mrs.
Hattie b. Candy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Rothwell.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29
So He Thought

She-Allen married before he had
completed his education.
He-The same could be said OF any
maj that married.-Smart Set.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-29

4 HOLLENBECK LODGE. No si9.
~ H. & A. NJ, will confer the third
~ u degree Tuesday April 30. come
" menclng at 1880 D. M.
J. WILL DICK, Secy.