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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Mad % Sabrcn.

9crr 6ron5 Slid unO @ottin ieicru
ibr iilbernes @od5eits, Sllbil0um.
- llngef6br misunderstanding,
sig @Gite 5u9e9en. - 3ablretdlc
uto prG6tige @el6enfc.
SIN beiten @obIer9eben bcgin0cr
geItern @err 6ran5 @. Slid, Der be-
fonnte Hcitollroteur, mel6er an Der
Erott., nobe @utolultr., Den o0euts
l6en @oitbof" betreibt, unO feline
@ottin Worgoretbo, geb. 6riti6, ibr
i%ilberncs @od5eitsiltbilGum. Der
Sobrestog fiel eigentlif ouf lebtet
Mittuodl, bod mur6e bic 6eier crit
9citern bcgongen, Oa @crr Slid ieinc
gon5e 3eit ben @6iten mionlen moG,
tc. 3oblrcide lno pr16tige De
idenfe mltroen Dem Subelpanr Oors
gebrodt, rnb iiber Elm 9useno @llls
menltrGuBc trofen i'm @erlnufe beS
Cages Gin. Ger o8ermonios9 ameIls
&crein" erid)ien in Gorpore, un0 i'm
@on5en mpd)ten mobl einbunoertlrn0s
filnf3ig Bcrionen 3ugegen geipeien
iein. Dab in Dem goitliden Sollie
NQe oltf ooa 4QerbeIte beipirtbet
lrllrOen, lit ielbitperit1n0lid. Sci
DER Seller mnren nlld Die Srnlt5eugen.
melde Dor % Sabren 5ugegen maren,
omueienO. IS iinO Dies Sr. Hl0olf
SdmiOt unO SRI. Eouline Bobls
mann. &err Slid erblidtc ont II.
6cbruor 1857 SIT Gmerihenbeim,
9%tniiou, Oos 2ift Der Welt, uno nab,
Dem CT in ieiner Seimotb OaS
S6neioerbonomerf erlernt bate, fam
el III 1878 nod Baltimore; bier mar
er bis Dor o6t Sohrer1, ols CT 0o5
obenerlp0bnte &otel iibernobm, tb1-
tlg. Ser gliidlid)cn Che cntiproIlen
eli &inocr, bon oenen nod filllf am
2eben iinb, nGmli6 6rau Sett6en
aiibnel, Sri. Caroline, @ilbelnt,
@altcr nno GSrl. 2pttic Slid. Ser
Slid lit Witgfico hcs S%urnuercills
rGorlp1rtS", beS ~.llntel 9rdiig-8er-
Gems" ullo 0cS 0ciang. GereinS
,Nrion".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

nrullg III Miorpluno, Damn f0nnten
Sportalcltte rltbig ulf 8rpnn's gr,
mQblullg lpettell. Wnrplull0 mirS
m%in0ltenS oic iiblidc oe~nlofratiidc
Utcbrbcit obgebeIt. Sclbit in 8altis
more, no Der nGellti6e Gorreipon.
Dent" Die ein3ige 3eitung lit, Die fir
oo& ocrnofrotiihe Sidet fGmpft, miro
OaS Sidet iiegell.' 9tur cine SonopoIl
Der io8cnomnten ounobbGngigen" Sc
mofraten Bat lid bier fir Eoit er.
fart, trobbcm bic repltblituuiit1e
Erciie iid) Miibe. gegeben bat, cine
glcide Serpegung SIT iniceniren, wie
il 1900 mo 1896. Cine 0en1ofroti.
ihe Qoits2igo nit ein poor g6dec.
Nuben0 WitglieOern fam ST. Stonoc,
Don lpelhen iibrigenS Elm 9rittel TO-
gar III 8oltimoresGount mobnt o0er
iiberboltpt oaS Stinmnrcht nidt bat.
Nogegcn gelong es Den 0emofroten
obne picl WtiIbe, fir qualification ein
pdar &lmbert llnterihriften bon &c.
l6GftSleuteu 9altimore'S 81 erlnI'
gen, Die fir grpun Itimmen luollen.
&n 1900 un0 1896 mare Gas nid)I
m0glid) 9emelen. Die oenlotrotlidDe
Eortei mar IN Worplono ME einiger
mie in Oieicn Sabre; lie lit belicr ob
obnc Die meligcn .ltnobbGngiNen"
Die fir Gait itimmen mollcn, Ocnn
bieielben boben oft 3rpietroht III De
mofrotiiden Hcibcn NelGct. 6erncr
III III Nctroht 81 5ieben, 0aB ea IN
baltimore cbenlo lpobl HepubIifnnc;
0iebt. Die filr Nruun ltimnlen merberL
ais Hemofrotclr, Die ibrc Stinmcn
filr Gait nbgcbcl luollen, lrn0 ca hot
Gen Nnldleln ais mare Die 3ahl Der
Grltcrcn GROCER ols Die Der Sebterer.
3u0cm lit ooS QroBc Nrbcttcrnotum
ga, 0oS jeoenfolS 5ltm groBtcn Shcii
icinc Gimme iiir 9rpon o6gcbcn
miro. Goa lit cine Sbotiohc, Die
iclbit bic rcpublitoniiden Eurteiiiib
rer I'M @cbcinlcn 5ueebcl1, GoS oellt
Idle Sotlull miro in oieiem Sabre olIi
ocn1ofrotiid]er Scite iteben, oenn tel4
lie AtotionulitGt iiebt flurer, lpie bic
ocutlhe, 0uB Die repllblifanilde Yor
tel Den observation-disclosures tootrt mo
ooH Son0. 0eul S~p5inltanila. III bic
Nrnlc iithrt. ocrn menll 0as SanH
bon mcnigeu 9iQion1ren geeignet
miro mo Six iibtigen S0,00C,00D
Wetlden reeiter nidots ais Werfieltt
&C Der Ni0IonGrc iino, Damn iii Is
MIR nod Gin Aqpi f%leirer Stritt sum
lo5lollltl'd)ed Stoot elile llnbll!-
tt9e HcDolltrtor ourf ben Sttt1nlfd-
item brilgt Die glenoerutg berbei. Us
III bohc 3eit, oui Der leit einem Sohr.
5ebnt geid)rittenen 9obn lrn5ltfet-
rem. Qua ieben Die Geiltlden NIT
tIorcm @lif. mo oesbalb peroen lie
I'M 9on5cu &onoe fir 9rpon ltimmell.
AtId'! tir Nrpon oils SrDolt, lottoern
1ilr Nruon ais ben Wanlt, Der oaS
nmcrltaniihc @olf ailf Die rtfttGe
@nbn ilrriiffiibren mill uno miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

9 differ rcttct Yuiios
gter5ug. 1obn WuQott, Gin
Sonolidiiier bon @iuiumSport, Wtn.,
Oerbittetc Elm idmere5 9ubuunglild
bel Sioeling Sill, uobe @oncod. gl@
ct lid init ietnem &onolboot olli Der
6ahrt bon Cumberland nad) Q3il.
Transport befano, gcluubrte CT bel
SiOeling Sill cinen Soltfen 6elSiteine
un0 Groe, mclfe Moiic bon Der itei
len VoIflng berlrntcrgcrlttldt mar,
alli Den @eleiieu Der @citIiden DC
rnldnoer @obn licQen. @iiieno, oub
Der Folt5ug %bcronnobtc, elite cr ans
Sano mo gob nit elmer groBen 0ede
ooS Notbitgnol, Ser 3ltg fam in
JoIge beiieu menigc Sub por Der
Gtcin uuo Gromniie 5lrn1 Steben.
Ter 8orituuo ocS |.llntet
&rGiigsS ereeua pcronitoltctc
gcItern cine Nutomobiliubrt nodl
@oibingtou. Die SbeiIncbmcr illb
rell nm s llbr Worgena uon Der
nStog &oQe" ob. Serr Nuguit Gcrr
ter trllg nit ieiner prGdti9cn elcttri
id)cn OtotorsGor ben Sieg oonpn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

(Sus benz ,Mi6iaon &oItsfrcumO" }
Nm 3. NuUCmbcr!
BON 9iubolpb @urd,.
9rpon mo &ern!
Streifen un0 Stern
6iibr'n una 3ur Siegeaid)lodt,
no Ourf oes 8olfc3 Wiadt
8el0prob 81 SAL gebrodt;
@ir folgcn germ.
Grpnn ut0 aernl
&ncd)tc uul0 Serrn
Sci'n in ser 6rcicn 2nnO
)fidt mebr 0cs 9iir9ers Sfano.
Set Drum lit unier Stot0:
o9rpon mo &ern!"
@ruun uu0 &eru!
Bon Nnb unO Tern
Cont unler 6el69ei6rci:
oSbr &ncd]tc, moht Gld irei."
llno unier FoBrport ici:
pGrpnn uno Seru!"
ladiuu, @iG, ben 26. cttObcr 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Sinh perbronnt. - 9urd
6rllfen, Die aus oen1 aiid)enofen iie-
lcrL murOen Die aIeioer OeS 5si66ri.
gen aooilon 8osnea, Sobnd)en Oe3
Srlt. Nl6ert &, 8osneQ bon 2altrel,
Sniporo-Gountp, am Somltag in
9rono 9eiett, uno oos aino erlitt
oerortige 9ranomunoen, oab es meb.
rere Stlnoen ipater Itorb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

6rou 2. &. 2enque qeitor.
BEN. Nod lan9em Seioen itorb
geitern @ormittog 6rou Sorob Git
5obetb SeoGIe, Qeb. Gisnep, 8ottill
bes EoIi3ei.Go pit6ns 9cugue bon Dem
llorboItliden 0iitrift. lie 9eerbi.
gung iinoet am Mithpodl Hofmit
tags INN > l(hr. pom lrouerbouie.
Nr. 2730, Sit.goItimore.S traBe, ol,s
ouf Dem oOof 2opn.Srieoboie"
itntt. Gie 8eritorbene binterI1bt ne.
ben Dem @ittper orei lofter, 6rut
Cora 4rott III Sprncuie, R..Y., Gran
Iarie &. &eiienmebber uno Trl.
Innie Sea9ie, unb 5luei Sobne. Ole
Serren Sobn 6. uno Sonles y.
Seague, ionic elf enfelfinoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

bltfaHtI6en Gampogncion0 beige.
Itcuert bobcn unO Die Moihnc oicicr
Fortct mciB, mic Elm 9roBcr Goms
po9nefon0 am Wabltngc mlbbrinQcn0
permetoet meroen fam; Tie hat Oua
bct Den letter. orci YrGiiocntcnpabs
len sur @cniige bcnieicu. 0cr Col.
lar lit belltc 10 m6dtig, mie in 1904,
1900 un0 1896. Glide Iolicno
Stimmen in 5peiieIboftcn Staaten
aetautt, fam ooa Heillltut duoern.
Is lit bc5cifrenO, 0oB Ole r%cpublifa-
niitcn Eortei. Srgone bchouptclL
MIR Elm bcmofrntii6er &ortorutid
t0nntc 9rDan erm0blcn. 9as beibt
in onoeren @orten: sir Den 9lrf.
toltf bon ctlihen Iouicno Stimmen
IN 5ipeitelboft Iheinenoen Stootcu
limo mir OOrbcreitet, ober ooS 3ll foll,
icn0c &otllm Oorf uniere 9erednln9
nld)t ilberitci8cn." 2lut miro man.
der Gugitliher @Gbler, oeIien Sam,
lie bon Ietlcm &eroienit obbdngt, lid
pom g%lrbeitgebcr cinidiiftern luIIen
mic 0oS III 1900 mo 1896 icbr cr.
Iol8retd gcid)ab. Ger ucritGnoige
Vlonn, Der leIbltit0noig SIT oenfen
pcrntog, metB ie0od, 0oB 0robun9en,
Die 6obrit 5umod)en 81 mollcn, mcnn
Srpan ermobIt miro, olberneo Sc.
maid lit. Der 6obrifbetricb in oell
Ner, Stoutcn Oedt sur 3eit Den tG0.
ltden Gonllm ln6 nid)t mebr, mo
Der Gonlum lit ourd Den Gonif Der
lebten II Monnte olti ooa n~icorigite
Nlpeali berob 9eluntcn; nicorigcr
fam CT llid)t geben.
las @etrie6e Scr ySclt itebt nid)t
IT'LL; niht mcnidlihc, ior0crn nun
9toturgeluoltcn fonnen Is tcmporGr
gang 5lln1 StiQitalb bringen. 9us
Sono befinoct lid ieBt ouf Dem NE.
Ne, it'd bon Dem jiingitcn Yonif 5t
lrbolcn; cS miro iid crbolcn, elmer.
lei luer ErGiiosnt miro, mo cs mir
De lid aud crbolel1, mcrn Tooiepelt,
Der Den Ynnif nod) Nniiht pieler
Eente acknowledgement bot, nod cilt
ODER 5pei Sabre in @ciBen Soric
5n reiioiren bate. 9tidt idlchte,
ionbern nornlale 3eiteu limo BON eli
ner Administration 9rpan'a 5lt er-
mortell. Gr miro nntilrlid) nid)t I'M
Stouoe iein, Die inter l%angiabrigcr
rcpnblttaniifer Serrihoft ein9erillc.
men WlBitQnoe altf einen Sflag ub
5uollOerrL ocn llebergriiien ser @ruB
Gorporottonen iofort Gilbnlt 81 &c
bleten. NoH nlnunt 3eit. Gr fotul
NM miro uber Die notbiaen Tcior
men anbobnclL oltrd) Die Die alled'
tlulg oea WoIteS ourf oos @roBsaa.
pltol NIT Der 3eit altfboren Die BON
oen @roB Gorporutioncn er1tifte
eonturren5 alti Dem 8ebietc DER Sns
ouItrie nie0er n%ufleben, Der inteQi.
gente Wom o~bernlolS @%elegenbeit
crboIt, IeIbititGnoiq 5t meroen. an.
'tott im Gicnit oea @roBfopitola
'tebeit jl mjtiierL unO Ole Eroiperitdt
Der nSnbuitric Gopit1ne", bon Der oic
repilblifaniid,e Eortei bon 1900 bis
1907 10 oicl geprobIt bot, cine Yro
lperitot oes gol5en @olfeS miro.
WorpIano iider / iir
9rpan.
@enn Die Stimmung ser @1blet
in Neu' 9ort, Subiono mo Ohio, ben
orei groBen 5neifelboiten Staoten,
NIT ebet 10 GROCER Siterbeit beur.
| tbetlt lueroen fonttc, lpie oie Slim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

@cm Oas @Obl Der StaOt Snlti.
more am Scr5cm licst, lGft iid nidlt
OnrdI bOSwili9c &crlcumOnn9 Ocs
WaDUrs bci'm Stimmcn fir bic
8aiicr' nnO Smbmag. Inleibc bccin.
flnIlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Jn' Sbtsrm wtrO ac5dgt mic man oaS IraIOcnfdafts sttrt tim.
men IOltc Sin arcu55cidcu butter Srn Namcn Srnan NM Germ a.,
nn8f; cS 1T ntdt nOtbucnOig, bintcr Den Nnmcn SER oht Glcftorcu
"''"55''"r" 5h h'adcn' User Oelcs acr ScnnOd 5n t6nn minidt, mn6
E'nfrr allen adt GlftOrcn Gin arcu5 jcidcn MAIDEN. 9as uidt ncroe6cn'
gber, mic ariN9t Der cinfadic @cg III, nc u6cn ianitrirt 7os rrle;h.
tert and OaS 3abcn Der stimmcu Oud bic @abl6camtcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
Shtffsfarteu

oon nto nad europa iiber Baltimore
oocr Hep.9orf, aaiiite ober 5Dii6eil.
bed. @ediel, ausldnoiides @elo,
Grebitbriefe unb 9eloienbungen.
Sbep. s. Siener e &c.,
Hr. 217. Sit.g Baltimore. CITRATE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

SCntifc adJtcn MIR Wanner, bic
init chrIidDcm @affen fampfcn; fir
@csncr Der @aHer- nnb Snbmap-gn.
lcibc, bic cincm nnebrlid,en aampf
fibren, babcn iie feinen 0cbrand).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
rllutcl graiia" gna.
-Sicnitn9, 3. Nuucmbcr.-

r6ermania MGnucrdlUr Sallc."
Sinete inO int 9uraus nur POM 6umitr 5u
BADEN. ZOOS. 3O5 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
&cr fir bic @aiIer' nno Snbual-
Inleibc itimmt, mist iid iclbit nnN
Iriucn Siuocrn.

&Ghc1 Gn0c elmer .&uls
lomccn Nortp." Cine .0ul.
lrluecn &ortp," meld)e pier Negcr
mo orci 9tegcrimen IN Der @obnul6
Der 9tc9criu Nclcn StileS, ltr, 1922,
6otrntolat . Auenlle, pCronItaltetcn,
lmlroe 10 Icbboit, ouB oic EoIiiiiten
SGonc uu0 @cincmul 0c5mrmacrr
luaren. oericlben Elm Guoc N bcrciteu
mo Die 6cicrnOen not Sem norO0it.
lid)el ~StationsbouIc III transport
rem. Goli5eirihter %Iepcllpu be-
Itroite aeltern Orci Der Nrrcitontcu
nit ic $40 mo Soften, cincn nit SIS
nnh Soften, 5mei nit ie So rno $40.
item. 9dlr 5rpei woren i'm Stonoc.
l;d) ole g~oloene 5reibcit III %erfnuicn.
1eocr Mann lit 5n icincr ciscucr
Nniidlt bc5iiglid) Der @aiicr. NM
Snbuan'Anleibc bcredDtigt, mag iic
npdD 10 ndtriid) cridDcincn; abcr fcin
TcrfcdItcr nGrriidlcr NniidDtcn hal
pas GcdDt, bic WutiDc BON ad)tbarcn
Staotbeamtcn Su ucrbGdtiacn, mcnil
es itdD nm Sas @Obl Der Stabt han.
belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
aein ucritanoiser Menid fann gu
ten 8euiiIcns gegen bic @aiIer- nno
itimmen.
5ber. 8. 9icner e 60.
217 Gf.8altimDr STRIDE.

Deutides unb anberes alsl1rtbi.
ides @elo gefauft unb berfauft.
@eIbienonneen beiorst mad Geutih.
lano Seitreif, HuBIano II. I. NJ.
@ehiel ausgeitent arf ausIdnoiihe
9anfen. Greoitbrieie unb ErapeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Sic lantcltcn Sd)rcicr natcr bcn
@cgncrn Der @aiier. nnb Snbwap.
NnIeibe banoeln ans iclbitiidjtisen
Wriinoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02
yltnfcl grGiis" yall.

r@crmnnin WGmnerdJor Sale."
Silstt limb i'm gpraas unr pom 9pn'tis 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

rSbnlin'S amCnDcrcin."
Nritcrn.S Unper uno San5frGu5dJrH
-MUntng, Den 2. NuDcmbcr-
&Oigt's Safe, 1922 SnrfOrS-N ucnuc,
(305,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

Fdie nad1 ncm Nnsluno teiorgt 90. Ndine,
40 Gf.Saltimprefr., uage Gpipm 9uMie.Apt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-11-02

lllll6uglCbtl. VI IIulu I'LL NNuule 1910
80 Sabre olt.
2ie Steqlrng, Die Sans Sads III
Der 8eidihte u~nierer 2iterotlir eii'
rinln1t. lit pom meittrugcnOiter SeoelI'
tung. Ienn mas, Inn nit @odernogel
ST reoen. iein Subrbunoert bepegt II.
oeiien 2iterotur in 5ruei Setten gel
ipolten bat. Der aonpf 5luiifen
Sdulle uno 9eben, 5piidlen @elebrten
uno @olfsmGBigen, 5uiiten GuBercr
fremoortiger Angemobnun9 urt0 ans
geborener freier Gigenart unb all Die
Wannigfoltigfeit alter unO l1eler
Gidytipeiie, iie ltebt bier in elmer Ser
ionliffeit 5uiommen9eihloiien Do. 10
jeoo6, boB Die Gigenart, ooS 8olfs.
mdBige ben Sieg bnpontr09t. ltn0 oh.
ihon Elm Stellpertreter ser oeiamn1.
ten 2iteratur, Sans SahS 5l oller.
o%oroerlt Elm Sidlter oes Golfes bleibt.
Gr lit Der @orbote elmer lleuen 3eit in
Der Gidtfunit, inben1 er, beionoers
gegen oas gnoe ieines Qebens him,
Oieienige @attuna init 8orliebe pfleq-
re, lpeld)e in Ser 5olge5eit sic Saipt-
form oqes oihteriiden Sdlaffens
miirbe. Dos 7ramn.
Sans Sads lit Der beoeutenoite II.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
DEMANDS CLEAN ELECTION
Registrar Zemansky Declares
War on Illegal Voting

Colonizers, suffers and every variety
OF Illegal voters will take part in the
coming primary at great peril. accord
ing to the statement of Registrar
Harry Zemansky.
Zemansky is determined to make this
election clean one and to that end he
has left no stone unturned in his hunt
for illegal registration. Special efforts
have been made TO uncover COLOMBIA
ton in the burned district and in
many cases with conspicuous success.
The twenty eighth district has been
the scene OF the registrars principal
activities That district is full of
lodging houses which lend themselves
most easily TO efforts at colonization.
Zemansky has obtained from the keep
ers of these lodging houses certified
lists of their regular dodgers and has
had these lists compared with the reg
istratiOn. Whenever a man registered
from one of these places does not ap-
pear on the list as a resident there his
name has been stricken from the roll.
In addition to this, a formidable list
has been compiled with the assistance
of district workers throughout the city
This list has been arranged by dis
tricts and precincts and the inspectors
lenge all voters whose names are found
in these lists. In the tWenty-eighth
district alone there will be a challenge
list of more than 200 names Other
long lists have been prepared for the
thirty-siXth and fOrty-fourth districts.
The election commissioners intend TO
visit certain districts on election day in
order personally to supervise the cleo
tion and 10 lend their moral support TO
the efforts to prevent fraud. They will
spend a great deal of their time in the
twenty eighth district.
The primary of August II will be a
bad day for men who try to vote with
out proper credentials, according to the
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
LEAGUE IS PLEDGED
TO SENATOR WEIGH
Presents Strong Ticket in the
Thirfy=SecOnd District and
Appeals to Voters
Delegates VIII Exact Promises
of Support for Subsidiary
Navy Yard

The Lincoln Roosevelt league or
ganization in the thirty-second district
has presented one Of the strongest
delegate tickets ever nominated in that
district. The election Of the leagues
ticket in the thirty-second means the
denomination and reelection Of State
senator Richard J. Welch, who fought
Tor the lslais creek bill and who has
been stanch advocate Of a subsidiary
navy yard at Hunters point
The league delegates in the thirty
second are pledged TO nominate can
oidate for the assembly who promises
not 10 vote for any candidate for the
United States senate who viii not sup
port measure providing for the sub
sidiary navy yard the district has so
long fought for.
The league club has submitted the
names Of its delegates 70 the voters Of
the district with the following circular
letter:
Dear Sir Your vote is needed In this hour
San Fran-isco needs the vote OF every good
citizen. The result Of the approaching primary
NIB afec- Tor good or evil The rebuilding OF
taxes they VII pay Vote for control Of con
rentions by citizens. not By bosses Vote for
doTe Roosevelt. We iuciose you the names OF
rhe regular republican delegates 70 the state
Endorsed By the regular republican county COM
miIree II the thirty second assembly district and
the Lincoln-kOOseTeit league They owe elleg-
lance z no bass. Iney have long resided IN
ycCr district They believe the citizens can
manage their own political affairs. They stand
fc- sou and home rule The honest man,
whether employer or employe rich or poor. high
az low. fines hs enemy and the country's in the
camp Of thc bosses II elected they viii vote
for honest. unimpeschable and upright judges.
: These dcieeates are pledged 10 nominate state
senator alu an asseInbiyman who will use their
utmost cllcsFors a. promote the Development
81 the lsiais creek inland harbor, which means
fne expenditure Of over $50 00C. 600 IN this dis
rr-rr- These delegates are pledged 10 nOminste a
STATE senator ald asSenlbly man who viii vote
Tor and support the enactment Of direct primary
law These delegates are pledged TO nomins te
q con gresham. and the nominees for state sen
stor and assemblymsn viii be pledged TO vote
for 2 United States senator who viii give his
support 70 the erection by the federal govern
ment of subsidiary navy yard. the same 10 be
erected ST Hunters point.
Republicans, do your duty by voting for the
following delegates, who viii represent your in
1eres-s-
Delegates 10 state convention-Richsrd J.
Wcich Eugene SsrthoU. Joseph A. Kendrick.
George NUesterfeld-
delegates 10 Eth congressional district con
vent riol-PeteE Stolberg. Thomas J. Simmonds,
Alfred Sather. Samuel Schultz.
Delegsres TO judicial ana legislative conven-
Lou-J1hn P LosErOFe, William 7. Spellmsn.
I4uu-s fschsretg. Fred h Tietjen. Frank J. Fitz-
patrick, Frank J. Mitchell Daniel J. Wren.
Fred \ Bent. William y Giblin. James J..
Johnstone-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
FRUIT CROP STAKE
OF WHIST GAME
Dispute Over Possession of
Product of Land Settled
at Card Table
Mining Men Win $4,000 From
Society Woman and Her
Partner
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 6.-The $4,000
crop of a fruit ranch in the Simi valley,
Ventura county. was the stake in a
whist game played at Corona Del Mar
today by George E. Hart, Los Angeles
broker, his wife, a well known society
woman. and Hugh W. and George A.
Nelson. Nevada mining men. The Mel
sons won. Without a vince, Mrs Hart
saw the snug fortune slip by and a
few minutes- afterward the whole COM
pany joined in a gay luncheon
The Nelson's owned the town OF Win
chester, Riverside county, including 250
town lots. 105 acres of alfalfa land and
a two story building, the Harts pos
sessing 80 acres in Simi valley, planted
to prunes, peaches, apples and other
fruits, the total value being $4,000. I
The trade was made without a hitch
with the exception OF this years crop
Neither side would give in for several
days, both demanding the crop Finally
Mrs. Hart gamely accepted the sugges-
tion of her agent that a game OF whist
settle who should have the fruit. "A
game of so points was agreed on and
the Harts led up to IS, when the Mel
sons gained and won in a dash.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
FOR PINPlES, TOO
New Discovery Cures Eczema
and Eradicates Minor Skin
Troubles Over Nighz

A few months ago the dispensers ol
poslam. the new discovery for the ours
OF eczema, decided to allow the drug
gists of the country to handle it Previ-
Gus to that time it could only be OBJ
tanned direct from the laboratories.
Since this change in the method OF
distribution. posIam has met with the
most phenomenal success OF anything
introduced to the drug trade in the last
80 years. All leading druggists. includ-
Ing The Owl Drug Co. in San Francisco.
are now carrying the special 5O-cent
size recently adopted. also the 50 jar
This great success is not surprising
when it is remembered that. in eczema
cases. poslam stops the itching with
first application, proceeds to heal imme-
diately, and cures chronic cases in q
few weeks In minor skin troubles.
such as pfmples. blackheads. acne.
herpes, blotches, rash, etc, results show
after an overnight application Ex-
perrin entail samples OF poslam ara sent
to any one by mail free OF charge, By
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 West
Twenty fifth Street. New York City.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-07
BANK CLEARINGS SHOW
CONSIDERABLE INCREASE
Nearly Million and Half Dollars
Gain Over Preceding
Week

In this city the bank clearings for
the week ending at noon Thursday
show a gain Of nearly a million and a
half over last week, being s3s.57o.-
s77.l7. but in comparison with the
figures for the corresponding week Of
1907. s41,5s6. .sS1.82, a decrease of 1872
Der cent is noted. Los Angeles banks
cleared during the week ss.01S.78z,
losing % per cent in comparison with
The figure SII722, ,SS5, the cIearings for
the same week last year A decrease
correspondfngly Of 37.5 per cent is
shown in Oakland. the ciearings being,
respectively. 1851. .467-55 and Sz.552,-
$500. with ciearings this week of
s37I. .SS0-16, the san jose banks also
show loss tlW record last year being
1852. .O6O.4o. or decrease this year OF
32s per cent
The California Promotion committees
weekly statement also shows the clear
inRs for the cities where clearing
houses have been IN existence less than
a year as follows. Stockton, S519,-
1926: Sacramento. SS75. 167-05; Fresno,
s445,5s5.79; San Diego, $751; z,144.5S. The
total for the eight cities for the week
IS $z7.17o.Szs.s5-