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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Bic @cidlGfts. unS Tiunn,laae.

Tic @cidlGfts- nnb Sinnn5lagc.
6uit Elm Sohr lit cs fer, 0aB Die
Gonif iibcr 0aa 2ono hereinbrad,
nm lire @irfunq foit iibcr Die gauge
GrOc Q1Bcrte. Ger @eIOmortt muroC
erid0pit. Ilebt lit @cIO I'M llebcr'
flub porbun0en, III Nntcrifn, mic IN
europe, unO lit 5t biui9cn Noten SIT
hobcn; oQcin cS lit ans in0ultrielen
&rciicn feline groBc Nndfroae. 3ie
luirtbiduftlihc Gage OcS Son0cS bot
iid 5lpar gcbciiert 11nO co liegcn Nl,s
5eifen por, 0uB Der SiefIton0 Oes gcs
id1itlidcn &cbena ilberidritten lit.
Ncionocra lit Is ser Often Dea 2an'
oe5, Ser inter Der Hanif am meiiten
a"elittcu bat uno nod lei0ct, neil Die
inouitricllen Sntereiicn hier Die g(gri,
fllltur- Sntereiien melt iiberiteigen.
&m @eIten unO Ben Eocific Stoaten
lit Die Yonif melt luctigCr ltarf enl.
pfunoen mor0en, ais I'M Often unO
I'M Siloen. Nber nlld) bier lin0 in
letter Belt Nn5eiden Ser mirtbidaft
lidcn Grholirng ein9ctrcten. 3ie III.
ouitriclle SbGtigfeit bclcbt iidl pie0er,
aber cS gcbt lnngIam. Die 3a6l Der
9n1fcrotte lit int Nbnchmcn. 9tod)
Der 9ruoitrcct'i6cn StotiItif belief
lid, Die 3obl Ser ulgenlclOctcn Sonfe.
rptte i'm pcrfIoiienen september nltf
$40 nit &erbin0lid)feitcn IN Der S0bc
bon iiber Is W2iQioncn Collars. nab.
reno inn NllgrIt Die 3ubl Der 9anfcs
rotte nod tolllcn0 ilberitieg mo Die
@crbinolihfeitcn 25H Otillioncn be-
trllgen. MGbren0 Der criten nelln
Monote Oicica %obrea luur0en in bcn
Ncreinigtcn Stootcn 1861 9onfc.
rotte nit Decentralization in Der
S0be BON nnbc5u 2l5 OtiIioncn Col.
lars o~n9cnteI0ct, cine 3unnobme &C.
gcn Die 8lci6c 3elt ocS &oriobreS
BON % Bro5cnt mo cine Stcigerung
Der GcrbinOliffciten irmt 10 Gro.
sent. GoB &on0el ul0 @Cperbc luies
Der mebr bei60itiat lino, ais in 0cn
leBten WonotenJ 5cigt Der luod)len0c
Ghef- Serfebr unO bic 3unobme Der
@onren@Ginfubr, Die inter oemGrild
Der mirtbldoitli6cn &erbGltniiie I'M.
ter Die Sdlfte Der lc~bti0brigen geiltll-
fen mar. Die MaorensGinfubr itie0
i'm Septcmber olli 59166,000 Col
lars. Altf Dem @cbictc Der Sll0llltrie
5ct0t lid Die Grbollmg ipeniacr. Sie
Gilens un0 Stahl= S~n0uitrie lit INNER
nod nidt sur &Glfte bcihGitigt, bod
mebrcn ltdl Die NuSiihten bob IN
nG6itcr Belt 1r5Berc gIuftrG9e non
Giienbobncn mo Dem 9ougerperbe
einlallfen lucr0en. Sic GiIenbahncr
iitb Ourh Die @erirodtung Der
Grnte micOcr mcbr beid)Gitigt llno
Die Hob., mie ole Mcin.Ginnobmcn
iteigcn luic0cr. &or 5 Wonotcn Iton.
Den nod) $4,000 @oggonS It'll, jcbt
mr. nod 173,O00. Gie @ci5cn., lpie
Die Moi@.Grntc limo groBer, ais let.
teS Sobr, mo Die Yreiie lino bober.
0ic Sormcr fGnncn iid) clio nidt be.
flo9en. Nlid) Die Soumpol-Gr nte
miro nlli 10 Millionen 9oQcn &c.
Id)Gbt, aber Die @rciie iinb 90 Fro5ent
ric0riger, ais lettes Sobr. 8iinltig
iiir cinen @ieoernufidJfuung Ger Sc.
ihGitc lit Die giinitige Gage oeS @elo-
marttcS, AMI Dem iid cine lleberfiiQe
bon @elo ongcinmmelt bot, bos Ser.
%lpcnorng lltdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05

den, olt mcnigitel1 nbcr lpcrbcn hic
9lrbcitcr, Dcrcn &lrtrciicu er in Der
&cgierung pertritt, bon iaincn 9Grgt.
mcrtcn iibCr5cltot noroen iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Einau5icacs.
staat Wlarnlanb.
Vitrrnu hca GhutIntCtiferS.

Strcau ocS SduRnieltters
silans :, ! i'm n sh 81 mt i,o39, 297.4i.
Wferpants' gotionul y1Ili DON -
more, Wb' ,....,... 97,9s7.sS
bon 8%aiiimore' Wi6. .,....,.. 15,6s1.s7
2be Commonwealth Hanf non Sal' .oo-o,o
bon Baltimore, DO ."',,.., GIBBS
Ibe yIational D.iarine Sani BON
8altimore, GSS, ',...~..'.. 59,744.12
@riie 9iatio nai.&ant bon @aIti' oo..7e,
@aitimore, G{o. ..'.r...... 15,9G9.5s
Rational 9rdanee 9anf bon Sal' .eo,,
8Gnf bon @GitinSre, Mj6..,... 24,50o.6O
Citizens Rational ganf bon Vnl'
Commercial nno Farmers gatiO'
nal 8dnf bon Baltimore, Wto.. 49,2iO.UO
SIo Conn glational 8Gnf BON
Baltimore, M{o. ............ 1I9lO,I5
WlarpIaro 9tatiunuI &ant bon Bal
abe IN @ereaR It'll. atant BON 3ulit. a-,oa
9arfOrO g%iatiOnal 8ant BON Bel a
Wir, M6. 37,96i.74
annapolis, aS. .,......... 26,526.O5
Sor4efter giattonaI.Gani bon Cams ~
sa gfne9s' a ano @ertbaniS' NianiliO. '0
nal @unf BON Cambridge. Wio. S,04s.S6
Union giationrl gant bon Beit'
sa mi1,.fs''' a miS' @ertants qlaii,it -"''o''-'
bon Salisbury, Wto .......... S,2s2.2G
Siq, Wo 81 ,538.11
zoe seeCuo - @iailiic;niaii Saaii' bon
Cumberland, mo ......:..... 10,G12.29
poiit, MS. s,715.9O
ion, M0..''..,,".,....e,,. 4,02O.2s
uiae, Do. 4,O77.t3
3anrci, Mb 4,52s,97
ab = Farmers ano 0iiicr6ants Nja.
iioEGl 0ari BON Gaitor. Wlo... 7.541,4s
Tatapsco Rational Nanf bon
G%aicoltGiip. No .....:-... 12,55s.45
Nrnc, Ilo. .....,..,........ 10000
ion, W6. 15.640.24
Gcntrcpiae, Do. ............ 5,S97.5J
ion, mo. 7,Gs3.53
ion 0S.,"1..,.".......,... 1O,949,6t
gultt OF Sellflur ppl SellHur, Wto. bJ4I.4'
Peoples giational Gunt bon GO
gerStoun, no ............ 19,766.sl
9rite Nntional Nalt bon 6rat'
BURG, NO. ............... 1~O,1O7.6l
Grite Nntipnalsganf Of Goutberr
MlacDIano bon Upper WtarIboro,
Gbeftertonn gauf If WlarDlanp
bon Gbeitertopu, Wio......... 9,617.4S
W6' ..,.................... s.354.s3
soiesSiGe' 9S. .'"".,."....' o,0Os.24
Sbe 5irIt giutionaI 9nnf Of Der
lin BON Berlin, No. ......... 5.27s,42
2be Gutiutul NaIlf Of @lfton bon
GlftOn, mo. ............. 9.SsS.5l
GarolinesGountD Nanf bon @reens'
boro, M. ,...,......... 5,111.6l
Yiiespiue gationdI Vanf bon
Rifesoiue. Mo ............. 5,036.lG
geoplc'a Idttonal Nani bon Ga
lisburn, NGo. ................ 100000
DID. ......, $4,000
Iutul. 81. 039, 297.41
Wiurrap @anoiuer,
(27g SddBnteiitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Hpniic Gfcrt.

IS ftorb Snmiiag, ben 3. Sfto6rr 1908, 5rau
2Dniie Gdert, .geb, gSia. Satin bon Gbriitian
@dert, BEN Gi9entbiin1er oes oSopnro Solie"
5u @aicottrGitD, I'M Nlter bon 81 Sabren. Sic
Neerbigung tiloct Sieuitna, giu1mitiaps nm
3 llbr, BON Iralierbduie ans nIT ocnl 81. 30
banness 5rieobofe" itait. (279-S0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Simun Gnhcn.

IS iturb plbGliG am Sunniag, bCn 4. Gftos
Der 1908, I'M ! llbr 9tadmittags. III iciHer
gSobnung, y!r. 2l13, YoltousS trube, simun
6pbcn in leinem "a. 9e6ensiubre, geliebter
@utte Der oeritorbenet 9berein Gobcl. Die
3ctt Der @ecrolgllltg miro fpdter ul8cjeigt.
(o7m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
&irdlide Nnseiacn.
Srciciniafeits Stride,

CGultor VI. =. Stereer.)
Sie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES miro ant b. Sftpbcr
Scbulbuus b%eeinueu. Nnincloulgel iperoell
~eutqcGcll geilominen.
Sus Siamantens Subildum Der @cmeinee
miro am %. Sttubcr mo i. Tuucmber geIetert.
(cento7s SplGoSa-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
WarSlauo Sanbitnmmen : Sdule

Gas etnunbbier8iefte Semeiter bet ,Rarn.
lano S~aubitummcu Sfule" beeinnt am ID.
september. Ri6t fefteriauif6. Sir ale meiBen
ttmber. SHOT fctterianif6. Sir ole fueiBen
Saubftummen ulb aud tiir Eie. beren Sebor
liden Sbuiei, 5u ernlD gIi6en. Sprehen lino
aippenIeien geIebrt. G~ramniri6ules unb afa.
ocmii6e Sdder; Soft. 9o9is nuS unterri8t
tret, gu neIcen bel Sgas. ". Gu grinStpal,
Sreoerid, Wb. (Snlt30-Stpt10, SoSaDlo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Baltimore EemeferD.

3nrean: Sranfliu.ylo, Baltimore Y. Hcrt1itr.
@earGbnibplabe ANN Serfauf bon $26 an.
fir bier 8rdber. Sreie @enutune Der Sapeae
fir Sraueraptiesoleritc. (Suni10. 1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05

EbilnocIpbiu bat cine
Seihpofc. Die Stoot Der 9rilberz
liebc ieicrt ibren 225. @ebllrtstag
cine Goll5e Modc lang, pom 4. bis
jllm 10, Sftobcr, nit QlGn5cioen
6cltSiigcrL &iloer. mo (urnfeIten
mo Nnocrent. 3mei m1o cinpicrtcl
Sobrbunoert iinb I'M TcrgIcibe nit
Dem oltcn Honl, M0ln Woins uno
onocrcn StGbten Guropo'S cine
fllr5c Sponnc 3cit, obcr Elm GROCER
mo Wid)ti9er Sbcil omcrifoniider
@eldittc hat lid, oili oem NoOcn Die
Ter StoOt ob9cIpielt oOcr lit BON ga
beelntlilBt morben, olcn uornn oic
Observation-Disclosures E GrflurumQ. Cine
%bclon0ere Icicr miro ol1l Gicnitoo,
Den 6, Sftober, Dem oclltihen Sooc,
III Sermoltomu 81 Gbrcn Der Grim.
Der FaltorinS uno ieincr &refclocr
@lnubcns0cnoiIell bon ben Geutid)el
Fbilaoelpbio's peranitoltct mcrocn,
Die 20, 6eier ocs "Geutifen Cages"
i'll Der Stn0t Der @riloerlicbe.
Snlgarien picIt III t
Dem Sciter. Srob oller Mt%obnltngert
nno @arhungeu Der @rpBInGdtc mill
cs Die beictte Strcdc Der Srientbobr
llidt beralSgeben ulb ~riiitet. ,Siirit
6pr0inono treibt Gin gcmoatcs Spiel;
Die Hegierung @ulgnrien'S in Sen
leBicn 5iuolf Snbren fonnte leid)t ein
i0hes Grlbe nebmen mo nit oen
SonigStrdrmen bilritc es SIT gl,oe
ieir.
Nus Ghicaao fommt Sic
iiberroihen6c Welonng, bob HeprG-
lentant 2ongluortb, Der Stipicger.
iobn OeS ErGiibenten, erflGrt babe,
nohbem Ser Soft oht Sabre Eroii-
bent geneien iei, weroe &crr Gooie.
pelt mieoer in oas oWeiBe Salts"
eill5ieben. &at Scrr 2ougmortb oicie
AeuBerung getbon, 10 mar iie unfllla.
Gergleid)en ElGne bG9t man nidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05

$3.50
0pubpu-I

girean: gir. 81, @eit. saratoga. Strake, nnb
Suupt.Gingaug: 5reoerid' 9iuab.
geardbniBpldbe bon $25 an inter beifdtotger
guiiibt, S6uiit6liinl,II. 9eiptroe, Ytlai3en etc.
iuerben i'm 3rei5bdus am $auptsGiIigang ee'
funoel. Infer ygeut piro, tpenn 8eipiinitt,
porfpreben, (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Wnonitn 8. Stienlfe.

So itarb am =. Sfto9er 1908 guauita y.
eticmie, aeIiebte Booster bon stilla mo oes
MIter BON SO Sdbren. Sic Seeroieln9 filbet
Muntaa, 9iudniitanS. BON ibrer lebten SSobs
imtlg, 9tr. u, Glib GuruliHesStrnbe, uto oditlt
bon Der Srirtunnlsaatrbe upi 3 lbr aus itatt.
Bite feline NllImen. (271-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
VT. Sliuct Cemetery.

Giugann MI 5repert6.Nuno.
gpis 81 oerfaufeu unter lei6teil Beotu9n1gen.
Serfauis'glaent ". 9. 9nlontp.
(San3--) 9r. b05, MntericansHlha.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Northumberland

roc nrt,, staat, Marslano. . IL Hn4ay
9,iircau hes W,arHldnbcr stuatS : 3udtbanieS.
uItimore, %. September 1908.
Gcricgelte Nngcbote peroert bis sum Z. Ct.
tubCr 1908, GuhmittuaS 4 ltbr, int obi9en Sls
ilitutc ent9egelt eenommen fir he tdalidle vie.
fcrung iuabreno eines -3eIrnnnes rSn ~ ato.
ilatcl upn n~ugefdbr Iedebnnoert uno iini5ig
Stud" Jiippen uno sdIultcrn, pide 9nbcn
ppn Der Sdilter uub Yruititiide, IN g%letdDeil
&uautititcu, iouobl runoe. mie .aorige Stide.
gefdloiien; Die Guantitdt fam 3l irgeno elmer
3eit, ipic ipiter beitellt ipcroerl mag, peraroBert
Docr berrir9ert rperoen, llto nub oaS 6leti1
bon Der beiten Sualitit fei1er glrt fem.
Naraihatt nit 6e9IaubIgter Sid eriteau1g
ntub fir bic geuifenbaite IIstiibrang bes Gor'
traltes geitellt iperbell.
3abiuugcn in Gaar erfol9en molntIid.
Sus Ncdlt, irgerlo tueldDe ooer ale Nngcbote
3u pcriuerfeil, bleibt porbebalten.
Subn q. @cnler,
(Sept2s, 80, Sft3.5l. SSnroeir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Mn bic Namcn.

Mn 0tc Namctt.
Sinac Sumen. lpeIhe mooerne Sdreioerirnit
81 erlernen miini6en. iouten ni1t i'm 3neifel
iein. mDbin lid oaiiir 6u metoen, Sic bralhen
MIR bel Sri. ~. 6ubcrs, Yr. 302, Gard
tpgas strGbc, bor5uipredeI. ibren giameu uls
SogliIta einiraser. ullb ic lernen bic Alinit nab
Der Observation-Disclosures Wtetbooe. Sic erbaiten
ulibcrocm 1rilnbliben lnterridt I'M 3uthIleis
ben. SeDr libcrale 9ehinqnlpen. Hrl. VI.
NuberS, Nr. 302, &cit. saratpga' strahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
@~cria,nmlnnss Nnaeigen.
9ruoentiaf 2cague.

GtaatS.G unsil ppn Marplanb.
Seutc Nbeuo &~eriammlung bel Nin8es. Gdc
6ainbltrqs uno 6aropersS trabe.
(27o) Crit Mctniclocr, YrGiteent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Sdnl-Insciscn
Ibcub. ,Snriitcn-S 9 ule,

Observation-Disclosures.
Ibenbs8orleiungell. Iabites Senlefter beainnt
am 1. EttuDer. sir Stntaloae peitoe man ib
an Gugeue S'Snnne, Sefretir, Nr. 3t9, 0uro.
GbarlcssStrafe, Baltimore, NIB.
(9tu94 ,2Nite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
2urraIue.

Maleriih. - @arturtig. - Srtebltd.
gseiilit bon @albrout eine ullo cine babe
MeiIe. Woiint No!lb sgSu99oi5 UNI Gorrltnes
9Saggons brett bis 3um @inpang. getbe Ies
IepbDlie. Gtubts8iirenu i'm awelter Slnr hes
Linton 3rui.@cbduots Gbarles: nno Saastts.
StraRe. (Dlat4 ,1S,1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05

Scr Sban Ero3eB bat,
tpie SiItrifts. Inlpolt Serome befulnlt
oicbt, Dem Gountp NelpsYcrt 54,S37
Collars gefoltct. Sir Sad)perltoll'
oiae oQein milrben 21,799 Collars
oilsgegebcn, pbglcid) oiele Serrcn
bon Der Sod)e menig pcrItonoen Ia.
bet. Serr Serpme obcr tr1gt Die
S>ouptidulo an oieier Ero5eb'5orcc
IcIbit.
Scrr ". 81. Scarf martet
nit cinem rclicn 9iinoel 9riefe ol,f,
nit oencn er mcitcre gntbiilllln8en
ibcr Die S%enotpren Sorofcr, Bailey,
irluie ilber @ollperneltr 9aSfeu
modt. Gle @ricic miiiien Searlt
ihmereS Gelh g~efoltct bobcll, ober er
bats ia ea5u. Sic @abI ieincS SIT
Observation-Disclosures Siseen aber
luirb er nit oil ieincn Gntbiillutgen
uift ollrficBcu. ,Man fiiDlt Die Nb'
Ii6t, unb man miro peritimmt."
Srdnfreih beobitdttgt
sic aagcrncine @ebrpilift III Nlglcr
einSuSiibren. Ser 8enerol.6 pltpcr'
rcllr BON Nlgericn bGlt cs fir mog.
lid, ocn @ioeritono Der Mrober lito
&obplen geeen bic @ebrpflidt 81
iiberipinocn, menn ibnen Die Gerlid)e'
ring ocgebcn iucrbe, bob al9eriide
Truppell nid)t gc9en Moroffo 8rieg
81 fiibreli brollften. Zen Nrobern
Gle gIeiden ltaatsbiirgerIiden &cdtc
cinSurGnmcn, fpie oen Srou5oicn oocr
Den in gleericn notliraIiiirten oiloc'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05

%obrc porbcr an Die 9roBe @lodc.
S6licblit Bat Ood OoS omerifoni.
Idle @oIf oorilbcr 81 beitimmell, luer
in odJt Sobrcn ms o8eiBe Sous"
cill5ieben iol.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-05
Grlerucu sic oas Ginarabireu.

Grofitnb.e Seibdfti9nng fir beioe @ei9ledls
ter. .geftdroiees Nerlln9en onrnat. ebaffcr's
Srapir.G uuit.S dlule. Sir geoiuaungen lpenoe
man lid, an &. y. sbafier, Rr. 1856, Ncit.5as.
cite StraBe. (Sept22, 1Wtt)
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
Sue Rickey's Bank for
Funds Of County
Commissioners Require Bonds
men Shall Make Good De-
posts of $14,045.98
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

RENO. New, Apil 11.-Acting upon
instructions from the commissioners
of Esmeralda county, District Attorney
Swallow has commenced action against
T. B. Hickey, John S. Cook and Frank
Golden. bondsmen of the county clerk
of Esmeralda county, to recover s14,-
045.9S, which was placed in the defunct
State bank and trust company by the
county clerk A similar suit has been
brought against the State bank and
trust company to recover s4.S7o.03.
deposited by the county.
Charges OF embezzlement have also
been filed against Hickey, Cashier
Lindsay of the Goldfeld branch and the
directors all of whom are now facing
like charges from the grand iuries of
Nye and Ormsby counties.
The bank commission viii meet in
Carson on April IS and will call upon
the directors to redeem their stock at
500 a share 1t will take 100000 to
redeem the stock. T. B. Hickey, in
dicted president of the bank, holds
1.o10 shares. Under the bylaws the
stock is nonassessable, so an assess
ment cannot be levied to relieve the
banks obligations.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
'FOrgetH' Watehword
at Novel Banquet
Caiifornians In Chicago to Ceie-
brafe Earthquake Anniver-
sary by High Jinks
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


CHICAGO, April 11.-"Forget it will
be the watchword of Californians at
banquet to be held in Chicago on COM
memoration day. April Is. two years
after the San Francisco earthquake.
The banquet will be held under the
auspices of the University of Califor-
MIA club. 1t will be a stag affair.
Methods to be used in forgetting" are
not announced. except that nigh jinKs"
will be the order of the day.
California has not gone dry, and the
university club has received a nand-
some present for the occasion from a
California association with extensive
interests in the vintage in that state
There will be a bread line" at the
commemoration day banquet similar to
the famous bread lines in San Fran
cisco on the days following the earth
quake. when rich and poor stood in
lines as equals. The final ceremony of
this forget it" banquet will be the
burning of the ''knocker tree" 1t is
said that this species of vegetation is
most pEollHC III OdilloIHld, anu that
Rudolph Spreckels and other enthusi-
astic workers have been obliged to sit
down under it's shade. The CalIfor
mans will join hands in a great circle
about the fire and bury their hammers
The program of speakers includes
Franklin K Lane of the interstate
commerce commission. George H. -lax
well. former chairman of the national
irrigation association. and E. p. Bick-
nell. superintendent of the bureau of
charities of Chicago
Well known Chicagoans. whose
homes have been in California at some
time. will attend the banquet
The special program of forgetting
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
Yeggmen Saw Entrance Into
Store Through Wall of
Candy Shop
Open Safe With Small Bit and
Rifle II Without Use of
Explosives
Crime Declared to Be Ceyerest
and Boldest in History of
San Francisco
Police Charge Robbery to Gang
of Eastern Crooks, bat
Have No Clew

After they had drilled a hole
with minute precision and wonder
full skill through the massive steel
door of the big safe in the jewelry
store of Thomas Lundy at TAG
Market street, two doors from
O'Farrell, early yesterday morn
ing. cracksmen, whom the police
say were the cleverest by far that
ever operated in this city, made
sensational robbery of diamonds
and jewelry valued between S45,
600 and $4,000.
1t was the biggest jewelry rob
berry ever committed in San Fran
cisco. The loot was the most val
liable ever secured here by
thieves, and the work of the men
who did it was the cleanest cut
and the most Systematically exc
cuted that has come to the attention
of the police in recent years
Every diamond. every piece OF jew
elry of any value in Lundy's entire
stock was taken He did not carry a
cent of insurance and. almost pros
trated by his loss. declared last night
that he was utterly ruined
So clever were the cracksmen that
they did not use an explosive. but at
tackled the safe with a little hve-six-
teenths inch drill in its only vulnerable
point
Working in the full glare Of three
electric arc lights. they were almost
under the very eyes of two special
officers and two regular patrolmen. who
passed the front door of Lundy's place
every few minutes. The safe through
which they drilled was scarcely 20 feet
from the sidewalk Yet the men sue
ceeded in escaping detection and their
operations were carried out with a
desperate sort of GOODNESS that char
acterizes them as experts of the high
rified the safe and made a clean sweep
Of the most valuable part of the jew
elry stock they escaped as they had
entered-through hole they had
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12

Do you want TO take n hand I'm
the May primariesf Are you In
teresfed I'm the light to oust Her
rim from political control I'm Cali
forniaf Then get your name on
the register.
There are only three days more
in which to regfster-Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday. If you
are not registered by Wednesday
midnight you cannot take part I'm
the presidential primary on May
and you cannot take part in the
bond election on May IL.
On Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday the registration ONCE
in the city hall win be open con-
tInuOusIy from s.3e in the morning
until midnight.
There Will be plenty of clerks
there, so You won't have to wait
in line. II only takes a couple of
minutes to register. Surely you
can spare that much time when
so much is at stake.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
GAS COMPANY
BALKSPROBF OF
BOOKS BY CITY
Controller of Corporation Insists
Experts Must Accept Figures
Prepared In Secret
Demand for Access to Records
Meets With Curt and Posi-
tive Refusal
Britton's Offer Appears to Have
Been a Bluff, but Charter
Provides Relief

The San Francisco gas and electric
Company has turned a right about
face. and departing from its loudly
announced policy of taking the ciq
into It's confidence, has defed the mu-
ricipal government Although it In
vited the supervisors to inspect Its
books in order to FIX the light and
power rates for the year, it curtly re-
fused to allow the representatives of
the board access to its records. Presi-
dent John A. Brtton of the company,
who asked the supervisors to examine
the books, has left the city and Con-
troIIer A F. Hockenbeamer has de-
clared that the municipality must ac-
eept the figures the company is will
Ing TO furnish
When the matter was reported TO the
special committee Of the supervisors
yesterday surprise was general that
Tire company had reversed itself so
abruptly. At the same tine opinion
was expressed that Britton's tender
was g bluff which he did not expect to
have called. The supervisors. how
ever. are not inclined 10 allow the gas
company 10 trihe with the law and
plan to bring the corporation to time
with & sharp turn. Under the charter
7ths board has full power TO inspect the
records
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
DINE AT WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. April 11.-President
and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained dis
tinguished company at dinner at the
White House tonight. The guests in
Guided Baron Rosen. the Russian am
calf. Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Bacon. Representative and Mrs.
Longworth. Mrs. Whitelaw Reid and
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Ward.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
SONOMA COUNTY TOWNS
WILL HOLD ELECTIONS
In Two Places Contest Is on
Liquor Licenses and in
Others on Trustees
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA ROSA, April 11.-There will
be municipal elections in several incor-
porated towns of Sonoma county Mon
day. Coverdale, Healdsburg, Sebasto-
pol and Sonoma each elect portion of
the boards of trustees, marshal, clerk
and treasurer There are several con-
tests, but no issues are at stake.
Healdsburg and Cloverdale both have
the liquor question up in different
forms for an expression of the electors
separate from the selection of officers.
A vigorous campaign has been waged
in Healdsburg pro and con on the ques-
ton of local option. while Cloverdale is
discussing the raising of the retail
liquor license from s120 year. payable
quarterly, to $500 annually. The out
come in both cases is awaited with con-
siderable interest There are no dry
towns in Sonoma county.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-12
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
NEWS TO-DAY
TELEPHONE KEARNY Sc
SUNDAY. APRIL 12. 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YESTERDAY-Clear: west wind; maximum
temperature 6s; minimum. 54
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Cloudy, with fog;
fresh southwest wind Page 40
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