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See Wo@Icu, brottc I'M arcisgerihtr
III Eopion cine aloNe oltf 3oblnnJ
BON $12l5.3O Qcacn sic @cboroc ser
Gou1tp Sd)ul GommiiiGre Gin.
Die genomte Srm1mc biloet oie'Mei;
forbernn0 iiir ocn bon Srll. @oslcp
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b0ltoc& tn SoirraoiQc, baltimore
Gountn.
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Gic @cltmorcncn i'm areiSaerihtc
III NnnapoIi5 iproden Sen Tegcr
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Reitern MarNlanb Giien6a6n.

BFainneuo 10. Sanudr. perIdbt S~iuensStatiou!
40 Wlotgens ShueIsua, 9aperstoipR, 81.
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aiiseeilomnten 5oIlntags, 9oneoi urb 6unb
herldnb.
2.45 .gIa6ut. So altOiuobation nab Union.
Erioae.
APO g2a6m. - gTprebsshneu3ne SauptItrie,
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aisqenomnten Sonntnes. Sreoeri6 urh gut
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Carlisle.
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mo GIfirs. Suflri Sbierodtiors.Gar.
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Srobs; ferrer gorr, Sunoeer. Settpsbura
lno y. unb 6. Eio.
5.SS Nabm. = Accommodation mad Sanooer.
6.15 a5enoS - Nffontm. noh tInioHsgrtbee.
Tay SpNnfagS.
$50 BORN - Ns'ou'tn.l mad lntoH'eribae uRs
saTt.n ntai an sstlan,sroanto,ss.ra.
q. NB6ertfpa, q. n, AptsI.
siesssrdi. y. Gen. selaai8is. s:n.;ssI.ae
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
,16s Clb Sowa GIa,tpnnl Sauf," SAB, unb
GrstersStrGBc. Snc6t gS. 3pOt @rdN0eilti
GeurO I. Heoue, 1qii;rer.
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u. T.. 28uREct. NHliirer
uTcitrru Rational giant" ID Horhs@u tntusS tr.
,1rittc WationnG@ori," GGc Baltimore lno
H~Urt5sStrnBC.
,Sarmer@ & Mcrhnm'S G~.attonol garf,"
GUutbs mo 9pmturosGUdbc.
aGuiHnlfrtia! & Satmere' Ad,tn1ai gnnt,"
SlcUelts&Ga QomCroz uip @sr1tGns5tcdbe.
Z. j. Rul0pih, SaiireE.
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Nnri u. NJ. Sd1uls, l2G-t29 Gam 8EiloiHu.
Wuitnun5 Gutt, 2Gi-2G9 Gulocrt NuiIOing.
y. MM. Grtntann, III Nnrh.G9atie5aSirnbe.
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%rici nitS Mcricu,
Bon unicrcm Gorrcipouocntcn.
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norbci nm ioiort MN rirpn, onhcrrr
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hca acn,nocr ,;nh criorhcr(ih nm
hor oSrnrrr Sos mil ]or,cnftcn, Qonf
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Baltimore Sampf- Gafet 81.

thitt hUD iupCtlu1tgc VntsStntt.b
Die Der. StddtenGoft bef6rberno.
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p@rorgin," ySenncFec".
G1nipfer ia6rcn tiGlih, Sornta9s aus9eno,n.
men bon ben pEats9trte" s8iers, gr. 10-is,
2tGbt. straft, $50 9lDeno5. oireft nab Oh
&uUftcf beS sioens. 8er6inonTe in SIo
@oint Comfort nit gG. & 9. @ifefbabn~. Gad
Rldmono. &erbinotua. in Rortsmoutb nit benz
oSeabonro @tr Gtue" folioer Bulge nod Boris-
mouth mo <Iarta. Jn glurfoIt Berbinouns
nit Der .@tIantte Goat Zine" gorfoIi uno
bern @aftin0tun, @,s9., Ri6monb, ga, nnb
gEenz Gorf.
MldbI3eiter mad europdif6em Blame. 2lru.
riofc .Staiiitet3iuli1er, eleftrifhe 9eIenhture,
Nanpf5et3ltg, Noier fret. 8teferbirte aaiiiten.
8luiuter In ben 9tletrSiireaur Der rgcn 2ine,"
gtr. 107. S'ts9aItimOres StruSe, 0r. 06-50
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&tccsRrdf. II. @ei1 'IRduGaer. Gen. sg3af. s&tsent.
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Mcnc Mihtcr l~ciitcn gtntacio.

IN @cgcnuort oar Q}it8lieH2r Der
obcrIten @erihta5ont l,jitcn bid
ter @cui@lcr mo Gums Den Oh.
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uuo GonmoD ". Som2 lriitctcn &c.
tern ibren Nutt2ciO in @c3muor,
scr iibriQen W}jtalicrcr DER obcrItcu
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ten. Ter Gi0 mlWoc ibuCn BON Gem
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mittuga n~bQc1omnCn lrn0 QlCid o0r
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! 1liCocrn Ser @@criftabouf Gin. Hcj
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fer murhcu hic Wrribtsiitrmr,n his
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NOR bri Scr ccitrf1ru Errcrgrie ~.
ocacn. Die poo morprrretr Gro
thcrs crrnuutcn Riltcr inn sir 1}od.
rnInrr Scr 9}idtar Q}hrlaa NM 7rn
mis-. mc.d5c Ellrb elm S@pc}ioI1aicn
Scr Yc1iaIotlr in 6pn NuhritonH no.
ictt mur0c1 Hihtgr Nr,,isIcr NM
SoH2 mcrOcn bis }um @crbIt udh
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g'oU %eenol0llll8 oCr 0crrnloult
plelleil ole llcllell NId)tHr clllcll Gnl=
pans al.
uebertrot sic Eoit0cietc.
Ter Dor c~iniQcn Goocn inn VoItone
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lpllr0e nab elrenl Gerh0r Dor Cont
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r l shat ODn afElnat0n,
lie Dor Den SttCr 92trlCbcIL nm ocll'
lclbcn }lmn Nn0rrltcn 0Icle@ ll1ltell
Nciniacr> SIT bGpe0ell. GlIlI0e 3cit
beliunt er ljd), Gebt nlld) mobI clll0l
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pIotIldl oil' oel Nliitr los lpFlN'f
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ober ga" drHlc plll1Io'e F''ro De-
tonmt lcllcn SioB, DER nm oollli
OFT o1n Vnilh ol''ullbt, 70 COB ole
GulaQoctNc oIIl DER CFoe 'o'le'l'i!'
CllIll1al lollrnC o0' F'cro poH OCH
@orllcrll oG@ 1lj'r" o'l'0'hoilIlliv"
NM rIdIl10@ lio'r0NOor'Vll, Ma
mar llollIFllN eth "ollol'llll Ilr oo9
|olt.
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cooor ollAC0rl'fCn pdoCiL o'por nm
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81 '~nlp'oAAcll. &oh'l orll'9l lpiSoVt
cHl S'@lloI oGl S'6l'tV'I III oc'
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crit gent En- por ore EoaC DER Sd)I'o@'
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la9t Denl NoooeL ooB CT lDlll 81
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troftencr StoB N oell Nodcll l'no
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ltlIr6te al" Vtolll itllo No'c ltlo oH'
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'ollt foof 5l @ooeil, Glf qlloerlllol
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%lcrtclltlllloc, bis Der Stlcr tootlIH
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potf, ellllllol III Der |rclla Dcrllll
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llno DER aolnpf Ut oeelloct,
%ler Stlere %lllll''cl an olele Wel'e
aetootet meroe1. 3fpcl mllroen ais
6l 'el9e lIllo lllttolldllH oo0cIllNrt.
SuS SpleI Oct SuHpVrllIero9 mo
DC" Motooor3 mt Dem Stlcr ut ne
gen Der oobel c~lltluldeItrn Veldld'
llt)telt redt blIbld, obcr I'M @oIl5en
III ooS S6olllplel, ltl1o bclo1ocr9 Der
NnNrl11 oi'f oic orlnrn blilrlo'en
F'croc. bod Gtel crrc1eno.
Vic tootrl1 Sticrc lpcrocn al Die
So'cr1ri jllr NoDrllll0 mr. one Sol-
ooic1 Dc'd)ldt.
"a" Fltblttim bctbclllBt 'tdl mob
reno Der 9olljen SorlteIImB tortlp0b-
reno an Dem Honlpfc ourd) NppIoua
'llr Die Ueldldlldfclt Der 9anocrlQe
gutcn Nn9rili Don SClten 0Ca StiCrS
o0cr ourb Eicilcn mo 3iihcn, lpcnn
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Wcrdnnts 4 Mincrs transport. So

Tnmpicrr9inic.
Srndt uuo Nniiagicre.
. Rad &UitDn uno benz Gitcu.
GtcnitaQ, ColncrituQ. Sunltng. & ubr 2l6CHos.
II yinh Gruutncncc uno Der Sten.
UtuHidp. 6rcitdl SuiHituu, g Qbr Nbcios.
4 Hudl Nciupurt.9ietu urb Hurfulf.
21Qlld. uIsGcuontmeu Wtittpodbo. q llbr NboS.
y 6rntt dnGcnoHtmet tlgIi6 big 3 lhr 9tudm.,
ilr 6%eulclhcll 4dG ahtdbrcnoe Snmptcr.
Nnfl Sn0Gulub Itno ocm Siiocr.
2ttnltnN, 9oNterttGG. Snmitdq. 6 llbr NbeloS.
:. u. OicNeiu. Yaeut. Bier SUB SilozSupsStr.
Neupt.Sircnu: German. uno Sigbt.Strabe.
G1$,T&S..D ..... ......u,.D .....
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Staot8.Q anfen.

,,Geptime @nuf puu @eaimprr," Baltimore
Mo SplicGD-Etru3e. @lauit lAebar, glraii'
bent; g. .. 5ttt. ~&61tmciiter.
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8aumaterioIien, G6iiren, 6euIter.
rohnten Qu6en etc.
5amss g. Suffer 4 So, 11b uIo 1T ehbsSres
oertdsStrube.
Sec. y. sluau & STG, s14 a'abtItr. s4lsrttt.
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GeiGditSs@

3eitlngen 3eitI6rtften etc.
the Baltimore Rcws Co." 9apio absreroul.
bic, 3eiAafisiibrtr, 3IS WCih8erntG nsStr.
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1ruItsG omUaanien.

,WiarDlau6 Sruh Gr.," TuromeitaGde @aIbcrt.
ltlo 8crmausSirnBe. @tter Serff, Rrdiis
hent; g. e. zimmerman, Geiretdr; garrou
Ban GCb ~SadeWetlter.
Baltimore Sruit q Sue Tantse Co." equitable
8uiIoiHg.
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WtarDlano. nne TcuninlpaRta-gab n

"tHFUIuHU HIU ftHHTUIuHHFN ~HUFs
Stioe ~Uerlaiiru 4uenue. stnttun:
7.30 W,uraeuS gorf 4Soft, tdglid, ausaenoup
men GJHuiul.
9.05 Mnrpens Seitd Iecom., mur sonntas.
$50 Moraels 8eiHir sleconI, tdeii1, aiisae'
upmmen GoHltng.
leo &dbmittnpS gclnir accom., MIR Sarfftna.
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Epar Wanfen.

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HUBai Vlne Cine
nan philadelphia nno EctusDorf.

Hnul SuiluDtipuiu uhp vtttpsDUtI
Reuer AermtnliS IN Der Sreiunb3,uart3t9iten
ztraBe, Nefp s9ori, beqitem rab SoteIS, I6eds
cru mn Rpfb1ftshiftrlft.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10

Did you ever turn Uver a,big fiat stone
and watch the pale bugs and worms
with a fringe of legs down each side
scurry to hide from the sunlight?
How these little wrigglers hate the
man who exposes them.
Do you ever feel an antipathy toward
these squirmers that remind you of the
lickspittle prostitution of some poll
ticians.
A little further along we will lift a
stone and give the people square look
before the crawlers can slink out of the
sunlight.
You will perhaps remember the one
big question before the two national
conventions to nominate presidential
candidates was the anti-injunction
question. 1t vitally affects the liberties
of the common people VS.. the Labor
Trust
At the republican convention the ma
chine managers after a trade with the
managers of the Labor Trust presented
plank calling for anti-injunction
legislation
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Who Managed

1t was said the National Association
of Manufacturers brought about this
result. But that is not strictly true.
The National Council for Industrial
Defense represented by its counsel the
Secretary of the National Citizens In
dustrial Association, James A. Emery,
was in charge of the work OF protec-
tion and allied with it were 13S national
and local associations of various kinds,
Including the Manufacturers.
This was the work of the great
thinking, working masses of men who
do things and try to keep the indus
tries of America busy, and over 10000
kilograms came in one day to the dele
gates at the republican convention,
pleading for Endorsement OF our courts
and denouncing the attempts of in
tending law breakers to force upon the
people laws which would allow the
sluggers and dynamiters of the Labor
Trust to do their acts immune from
punishment.
Failing in their attempted impudence
the leaders OF the Labor Trust took
their dolls and went out to Denver.
There the noted 16 to / trimmer,
supported by the discontented. from the
Black Hand up, met them with the In
yitation to draw up any terms Just so
they would deliver the labor vote"
The deal was made under which. ff
elected. the democratic president is TO
advocate measures In the interests OF
the huge Labor Trust. by tying the
hands of the courts and obstructing
their acts when attempting to protect
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
SAYS LAW
INJURIES RAILROADS
Statute Creating New York
Public Service Commission
Said to Be Obnoxious

CHICAGO, Oct 9=Adoption of reso-
lutions declaring the opening OF a deep
channel way connecting the great lakes
with the gulf of Mexico to be an i'm
perative duty Of the general govern
ment, the selection of New Orleans for
the next convention, and the reelection
or the old officers, were the features or
the closing session today of the Lakes
to the Gulf Deep Waterways assocta-
tion.
Theodore P. Shonts of New York at
tackled the system of operation Of rail-
roads by commission. This SYSTEM
Shonts declared, lis wholly un-Amerl-
can and in violation of the hrst prln-
clples OF free government"
Shonts declared that because of hos
tile legislation and the fear of owners
or railroad securities that they would
not be allowed to manage their own
properties, the railroad development of
the country was at a standstill and
there could be no return of prosperity
that would stay until the railroads were
fairly treated. Shonts spoke of the
practical operation of transportation
lines under the workings of the New
ork public service commission.
state regulation under such a sta
tute,' he said, 'is in effect state pro-
hibition of new enterprise and state
cpSiuli OIL existing TallfOduS w nut
Is the result? Transportation develop
ment In New York is not paralyzed-it
is dead.
Rather than see this condition be-
come general and permanent" he said,
l, as railroadman, would prefer gov
ernmental ownership and operation of
the railroads, dangerous as that would
be Tor the maintenance of our liberty.
believe in supervision or regula-
uonN by commission. / think the well
rare or the country and the welfare of
the railroads requires the existence of
such bodies and that they be clothed
with powers sufficiently broad to en-
aple them to effectually protect the
public welfare.
he danger. however" Shonts said,
mes In those sections of the laws which
go beyond the point of regulation and
place the physical operation Of the rail-
roads in the hands of men wholly
locking in the training and experience e
which such authority demands"
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
BRYAN GETS SPLENDID
RECEPTION IN MISSOURI
Democratic Candidate Closes
Biggest Day of His
Campaign

HANNIBAL. Mo. Oct. 9.-Closins up
In this city tonight the biggest day OF
his campaign, William J. Bryan, demo-
cratic candidate for president, was the
center Of the greatest democratic dem
onstration In the history OF this cfty1
His train was more than an hour late
arriving but the crowd was Kept inN
good humor by speakers Of state prom
inence. including representatives OF the
various factions OF the democratic party
in Missouri. A mighty crowd greeted
the Bryan special as IL pulled into the
station, and the police were cOmpelled
to resort to force to make way TO the
automobile which was in readiness TO
carry the candidate to City park, where
the meeting was in progress
Escorted by the mounted escort bear
ing torches, with lady Outriders Hank
ing his automobile. the candidate passed.
through a lane Of red fire the entire
length of the parade route. The great
crowd fell in line behind the paraderS
and cheered loudly and with great
fervor. Bryan's speech was along the
line of his various addresses through
out the day. He retired to the car mn
mediately upon the conclusion or MS
Under the direction OF the Missouri
democratic committee Bryan will make
his first tour of the campaign in Mis-
souri, tomorrow. proceeding across the
state to St. Joseph. making set speeches
at Paris. Moberly and Kansas City
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
Army and Navy Orders
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
ders:
Major Charles r. Krauthoff and Cap
tain Cecil Stewart, commissaries, will
visit San Leandro and San Jose for the
purpose of supervising the canning Of
tomatoes for the Philippines
First Lieutenant Edwin H. Patterson,
medical reserve corps, is relieved from
duty III the Philippines and will pro-
ceed to Manila and report for further
Captain Clyde S. Ford, medical
reserve corps. is relieved from duty in
the Philippines, to take effect January
15 next.
First Lieutenant Madison H. Bow
man. medical reserve corps, is relieved
from duty in the Philippines and will
proceed on the first available transport
to San Francisco and report for further
orders.
Navy orders: The following cable
has been received from Rear Admiral
Harber, at Manila:
Captain w. L. Jolly and Second Lieu
tenant f. B. Garrett are detached from
duty In the marine brigade at Manila
and ordered home.
Assistant Surgeon S. L. Smith is de-
tached from the Missouri and ordered
to the Villalobos.
Assistant Surgeon NJ e. Higgins is
detached from the Illinois and ordered
to the naval hospital at Cauacao.
Assistant Surgeon F. X. Koltes is
detached from the Connecticut and or
dered to the Wilmington.
PaymaSter's Clerk p H. Cologne is
detached from the Cleveland and or
dered home; appointment revoked.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-10
MRS. MARITIME DEAD

DENVER, Oct 9.-Mrs. Cora Belle
MARITIME, whose daughter, Arvilla was
taken away from her recently in this
city by the humane society and who
achieved much notoriety by declaring
that the girl was the child of a Pitts
burg millionaire, died of pneumonia in
the Denver county hospital today.
Mrs. MARITIME was daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Holden of San Francisco and
claimed TO be related to a prominent
San Francisco family, but they deny
the connection. A story told by Mrs.
MARITIME that she was nun and had
been induced TO leave the convent by
the Pittsburg man who she claimed was
father of her child, has been disproved
on investigation by local Catholic
Driests