davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
ems Sans i'm SpraGidat.

Ger ltlnjug gctort ME st Ben On.
nehmlIhfeitcn 0es menihIiden Sc.
6cns, ltn0 nidtS lit unbebnaIider, ais
IN DER nrltcll, iremoeu @obIalng Die
Dem Better Iiebgeiporocncu Stiide
oe5 &ansratbe5 in flnterbuntcm
0ur6einun0er 5lr ,eben. Seoer miro
iib b%emiiben, 10 IhueIl pie moglid
Der AnardJie Ser W0bcl eia @n0e 5lt
bereiter, oen 9iIocrihnuld an ole
@1nbe, ole Bier ser Gardiner on sic
Tcniter ST. bcfommcn, fur5, 0cn gu.
Itan0 bcr5uitellen, Der Die @obnung
crit mo.llid) matt Der inns crit err.
moaIidt, inns o5lt 9auie" ST. fIbIen.
&ie luidtig ms OieIes @%cmuBtiriu
lit, bier cine StGtte Oe$ 1ricoens
,lno Der Hube 81 bnbcn, no mir ms
nm mobliten iiibIen, 5ciat aud ole
NoIle, Die Oas &uus in urierem
Spradl6aB ipieIt. Gem ncrt .ous
Salts" m20 OG1uit oie &eiuutb Der.
lorcn gegaR9eu 1T, Ser perlicrt Den
&ooen inter ieincn 6itBel; penn
or and ANS Dem &0uShen gerotDen"
cit. lit eS UNI ieire 6aiiuul geide'
ben; lin ctluas 5u &uttie iein" bat
ben &cgriff Oes 1enauen aellens
unb @iiieuS. Nl3 man einem jungeu
@bcntnm 81 ieiner 8ebiIocten Sruu
Slid miiuifte, altgegnete er: oSd,
meme 5roll lit in Ger Siteratllr ju
&auie, 81 Saltie in Der @Iuiif, 81
6auie in Der 8~iiienifaft, fur5 ii6cr.
al, MIR i'm Souie 1T iie nift gu
Sanie." 9hur etnen Serrn mo
eine Trnu farm en- Sous gebrou
der. iaBt oa$ Sprihwort oudL uenn
cs 10 brett iii pie Der Hbein. 8enoen
mir uns gu Den cin5elncn Sbcilcu OeS
6auies. 10 begtluen mir ON pniienOr
item NIT Dem, ser inns III odS SaltS
Iineinfiibrt, nit Der Gbiir. @il man
ms Den aufetttbalt i'm Sallie niht
8eitottcn ODER. falls mir idon orin
nen limo, ms btn%dllspeiicn, 10 iest
man ms Sen Stubl Dor Oie Sbiir.
Die 5bitr lit bic 8ren5iGeioe 8lui.
id)en unierer eigenen Nelt mo Der
ailBenpeIt. Bon oen Niibigen ole
aerae pom 6eulter aus itunocnlano
oos StraBeuieben beobahten, iagte
iriiber 0os Spridrn ort .er babe itetS
ons 6eniter an Sole" Die 6euiter
bat man Die Nugget bes Souies &c.
nannt. mie ulngctchrt Die augen Die
SenIter Der Matihen. au9 DDS
8oditiibden ooer GberItiibden lit ais
@leihnib auf Die 0enihen iiberge.
gdn9en. Sflon Sean 9aul ipritt
non Dem r8oditilbd]en DER SeeIe"
uno ollgemein iiblid lit Die llmihtei.
bung eeiltiger Storislg ourd Die
@orte, Dem lit es nitt ridtis i'm
Oberltiibhen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

ileuggt es auf nno m0tnt, e5 p0II
binpca, 10 3cutt Der &nab Den inoen
5u i'm.
un0 mcItbe Qnit aemG6reu Die
glumen bcS 6eIOes ncn ain6crnl
Sic iuden sic 'h5nitcn, iammeIn
Gtrdllbe nbcr min6en &ranNe. 0ieies
Gtnbertrciben IdtlOcrt ms idlou Ser
uil0e allerou6er: sd Qc0cnt mol
Nab mir iQ3cu in sen bIuonlen uno
i.lodltcn. ue(h sin Ih6uIt m6hte
i'm" l(ber Dte 9lnmca 0ie,tcu audi
AIT Grofe(u, lpie inns Sic ainoer ltn6
6os Giretdlcn inn Tauit 5eioen. Gft
ftu0ct iif Nos Solln,icbcn cripdbnt,
un0 sic .6a6ei Qc6rauhten 8orte tim.
men nit bcn bein 3erpiliideu Der
Stern6lumc aebraltdlten auiammcn.
Sdon @}Qlter erm1hnt 6eSIe[ben oIs
zines &in0eripic(&: .,I2ih hat eit
Sa(m Qemodct frn; mi hGret lln6e
merfet: lie tltot, lie nit tllpt. lie tl1ot
tlot, lie tuot!" 8as SaIm3iebcn fanS
foqor in sic Gedts0c6rdude Ginoonq,
ais aGloemeineS 03ittel, 0os Qos al
aieben, DOB man aera6esu >inate:
rg9ir mollcn ben Salm 8ieben.4
@cnn Die Gr66eeren in geife ite.
hen, aebcn Oie &inoer iolbe am ion.
nioen Main ooer i'm SoI,ih[oo ills
den; 6icie Silt0crluIt bcihreibt uns
Ser niloc g[leronoer: nSebt 90 Lief
mir ertber luod,en, bon ser tonnen
slto Ser buod,en, iiber Itod unb iiber
item, Der mile oo, sin hume ihein. /"
Sm Griiblino ruft Der Gudllf aus
Dem @eb6B. 0aB bieier @ooel nit
ieinem gfrtf bic ainSer beIuItiote. mel.
set unS Meacnbera: Ser pcrGnocrt
1etn ltimm t'ld1t, er Iirat nur cutllf,
cltltf, onrlInlb lpottent letn Din tint.
unaahllqc Wtale lperoen oas 9oll'
lpiel, an Dem I'D &nnben llno Wtao'
diem belultl9ten, Don Den Wttnnelot'
germ aenarnt, rple llts 8alter beltn'
ttgt: y1obe tf) ore maggie on Der ltra5e
ben bal perfen." gfeben Dem BALL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03

Orei 6dtiporerie nit elmer tleinen
Slai dc Gbamberlair's Seibpeb,
Cholera uno Dun .9falI 2neSiSiu
pom Gholers Morbus eeheiIt.
Ser q, W, 5opIer otabtOper,
Gln., ers6hlt cine G~riabiuna bic er
madbte, nGbreno er ais @eftUures
ner in elmer MISUNDERSTANDING in
GonoroSoiue, areisboupthaot pom
areiie @%lebOurne, Qln, faurirte. @r
iaet: ,NGbreno i'd bort NOR, OF id
ettpn8 iciihes uno nuh BURT Jleiidi.
bas bel mir Gh0lera Wurbus in iabr
Shlimmer 6Orm ueruriatte. Sd
fiblte ara elenb uuo ltiifte mad, Ell.
ner aemiieu gbDtern 5 MeDisiu, Iiatt
oelien innbte mir Der Npotheter e,ne
5lnlhe Gbnmberlain'S aeibmeb, Ghos
lerd uno Surhfnas Wpeotsin nit TEN
Bemerfen, 0nB er 0nS @~eUnnidhte
bate, mir abel in 6otae Der @rs
probthett oieies Setlmittels, uor30le
mir lebteres gu hidden, oa er tiir
oefien unfehtbare aur qarautirc. Sdl
nahm etne Dole bauon unp flnIte In
iius Ttruuten better. 8ie ,peite
Gule hetlte mid aanslidl. 3pei
Ritaeifworene Iitten in oerielben
@ene mn cine fun uuo spnrs,a
Gent A.IGbe bette urs ale bret.
Gum 8ertouf BET Nniter 8rps
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
EinoerIpieIe emlf uu0 iebt,

Gie &al0bcit tit sic aoIOcne Belt
Der larmIoIcn 6reioe. 0e5 fr01lider
GpicIes. 8ci aIlea &o[Gcrn, DuH De-
men mir Stm0e beliBcu, e~rfrcure iib
bn3 &iuo iciaer bejteyea gage 1m0
beriiir3te iih 0icielbea 0urtb Spiele
un0 ullerIei &ur5tpgi(. Do3 aiu0ers
jpiel mas ettua& 8cDcl,tlHa8loies mlO
9llltdglimeS iein 1892 10 lit Is o6d mt
tercIaat, ole oie5be3itQlihen Al1f'
3eihnuugau Gus 0cnt OcuIldcu Nit
teloiter 0urtjldeben, mobet ijt 6ers
o~ltSilcIlt, 0nB oo5 mcilte moran ii9
0ie bcltiilcn atnDer era0ten eiH oI'
les Grbe lit.
Die ih6nitc 6rct0emeit Der Sim
Ger bCqaliu oom0iS mic bcute i'm
SriiGliaa neun Der Sdbucc i4Dono,
Die Saatcu luto 28ieieu 81 gritlen
auiiugen lrn0 Die criten &hmen jid
aeiQte,t. Gin neuCs &eben erlpadte
Dam fiir @roB uno aIcin, oo8 Die
Minneidnaer 81 prciieu uift miioe
tpltrocn. Die eriten Spiele iinb Damn
oas &rciieIi6lugeu uno ouS 5tui.
fern (SpedcM Spidern). Ger &reiieI,
ben audi Die @ricAcn un0 G6uter ais
&in0eriptel5eug tallnten, miro bon
umieren Qihtern oft qenannt. Der
Sopi - ooS mar iein acpGhnIiher
Same - ipur0e nit elmer @ciBeI
umoetriebcu. Gas Spiel mar 10 all.
eemein befonnt, OoB eS bel &erglci.
den ipridDportliA mur0e, 4. g. ,ba3
er gle llnlbe ols Elm topf" Qieocr.
iaaI). llnter ben SpieIen mel6e in
Dem Nornlin9er Spielqeicb BON. Sab
re 1926 Ser Srgeno erIaubt muroelt,
finOcn lid nld folgenbe uns mohIbe'
fannie: 8uorIoufeuj aeaclh Ha6trei,
ben. Glid oOer Shncio. G~opfipieler
un6 ShnCllfiigelden.
Die glnflmit oeS SriihIings tpltroe
nit monniQiohen @ebr1udcn, SeIter
iin6 Spielen q~cfeiert. Oak Die Ginoer
nod oen eriten 8eilhen illd)tcn, be,
itdttQt inns Der nil0e NIeran0er ii
etTlcm rei5cn0en @coidte. nOrin es
beiBt: oSie bcUor, DO mir flint lporeu
mir liefen vi Die piieu, no mir llnoer
itroen biol hlnOen. Sn Gbnlifel
@eiIe nllrbe Die Shmalbe ooer Der
Stord als langeriebnter NriiblingS'
bote anaeicben lt1O freuoigit begriiBt
Die oiesbeaiiaIiden &inoerlieOer rel.
den meit 5llriid. Mud Der crlte Wat'
fGfer wtrne feicrli6 ein9ebolt, mi
es mar oomols iton cine llntcrboI'
trnp Der &naber. Die MaifGfcr uili
Sirififrotcr cin5ufoneeu unO iic ar
einem 6obcu ilic1cn 81 Iaiien, 3aS
Spiel id)cineu lie friiher alld nit 30
geln getrieben 81 bnbcn, mcnigitenS
er5dbIt Seller pon&niiersberg G511)
bouon: o@ean elm &nob Elm ipesIir
aefaft, 10 birbt er eS an amen 6aoer
rnO laBt oos ipceIin fIiegcn unO be-
holt ben SSaoen in Der Sano, ID
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
goracn madlt Suraeu.

Der 5GriftitelIcr 81. bate elmer
ih0ugeiitiacn 0nnle cine gauge @a,
3ob[ pom 9ijdrrn QcIicben ober tcja
ein3iqe8 STANDARDIZATION gtls ct, euten
neucn 2ieoer Gpfllt2 eriheincu IaBt,
fueu0ct iih sic Game ipieoer an i'm
nit Der Bite, itr Elm GremplOr gu
Ieiben. gle er66tt unQebano 0a5 aes
piinidte @ud) nit Der 3j1muitd:
Dir milf i'd 0jCie @ic0er melG2r,
0cin @cliolI lei mciu b6d)ite8 Slid!
0enu lrollt i'd he Cir pieocr letberL
&rieat' iA iic ooh nidt meBr 5urild.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Sn'Ocr GemaIScaansrie.

S6here SodJter (por einem Sdlafs
tenbiIo nit ser llnteridrift aGuIter.
lis~): oSteb Dir nod] nal Den famo'
len &erl Ou I'M &o~roergrunbc OH,
@mmp 49, me*sn'S nif)t Der alllterltb
iu1re, m0tt' i'd ooh idtuoreu, eS mar
Ser NQpoleon!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Gutter Mnth.

Cine qei6wGbige Game, oic nit il.
rem bl0oen @ercoe ST. @noe fam, riei
I6lieBlid: yMan fist bier 10 cnge,
Dab man niht eiHu1nI mebr weiB. no
man Die Sauo binlcgen ioll". - vSc'
gen sic IeIbe auf 0eIl Nuno, c5 miro
Nos bette ieill", bentertte Elm SEER NJ
ben lbr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Gt,uas IuScr,s.

,9omm Der. @dnSden, 9u muBt
Die 8uditaben tcnnen lernen, SiebIt
Oh Den runOen 9ud)itaben bierP 9oS
III elm 10, lro Der oa nit Dem Rltntt
boriiber lit elm ia. = SGuSdcn
eGbnte upO iob nnd ser entge9engc'
iesten Riftun8. Damn iaate er: padL
mir uoIlen Iieber mas anoeres ipie'
len.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
picbcs Mdnndcn,

i'd babe beute Noft %gctr0Wnt, On
tGtteIt mir Elm ~rei5en0es Strobento.
film geidenft. oBirtlif, liebes
@ino2 ga, Oonn lei 10 gut unb per'
iude oieie Iad)t gu tr1llmen, ipcr es
bel Oen ialedten Soften be5ablen
Toll"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
gIuf hos ftlon oen @riefen be.

aufl 6os idon Den @rie6en be.
fannie &eriteaipiel oeutet cine SteIIe
IN &oliIis gShimpf unb grnit":
DIber 10 Der eoclmam 81 Der bllS3.
tiir mill 6iul&5 gou. Oar ioB iie in
Cinem iaB un0 id)rei au Dem iprmten'
LODI nj: ngut gut 1ltt!" gr iprod:
bis III oa2" mo nam lie"
%n0cre Spiele per0en i'm 6rcieu
un0 3u @ouie a%etriebeu. 9a5u gcb0rt
0n@ y8erfatfen" mo o8ohen".
Gicie SpieIe bat @ciler I'M Ilige,
mean cr inns oas aeifditiar Greibcu
Der &inoer in iolgen0er @eiie idil.
bert: Ia Die Stint aeiettcrlin nit
chamber, ga MAIDEN lie iaifrou uro
Oas lit geicrbte wur3, oaS lit iiiswurS,
ooS lit pmber, ulto lit allies ans Ell.
nem 5iegel gerieben uno lit 5ieglmeI;
lllo MADDEN biiblin, uuo fodeu, rno
penu es nodlt miirt, 10 lit es allies
nit un0 Itoiieu eS umb."
@Gbrcno Die Mt0ofPn NIT ibren
,Soden" - 9llppen- lid ais Miit.
ter Qeb1roeteu ODER an tiltOlidcm
EQlt iih erireuteit ahmtcu Die ipies
Ies,ben anabcn mte bcllte oaS ShlHt
rn0 Grcibcn ibrcr Slater mad. Sn
t~reifenocr Mciie iagt Dies cin Shriits
TELLER pes II. S~abrbunosrts; Gem
6rotemolf fIebt cine ionbcrlidlc 3lt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
lmstteriitiiAes.
Sin tiidltincr Gcrl.

y@ds Oh bait Seine 9erIObunJ
gcloit alter Slmge? @oS lit Neum
poiiirt?" ~ r5o meiBt 9u, ih mar
10 in 9crIegenbeit OaB i'd nit)t megr
aus nod eit mubte. 9a brad if
idnell elueu Streit pom 3aun, erbtelr
ale meme @eihcnfe 5uriid unO tonn'
tc Die nun pericben. aiti onOcre 8ei!e
Bate idJ mir fein gelo mebr pcrifaf-
fen foumcn".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
gcorhnSeter GntidlnF.

Gritcr Stlibent: Oh aarl 10
picl lam id Dir Iasen betncipen
thu i5 mid iett ME ino nimmermebr
mieoer. 3peiter StltOent: .8a.
rum ocnn nift2" 6rlter:; .9enf
Dir, ueuIid bab i'd I'M Suff meme
Stulocu bc5atltl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Wsrf,uiirSiae Rasrnna.

,8os bat oenu Der Serr @emabl,
Sem itcben ia Die Gtrdneu in Den aus
qen?" ,ah id bah ibm mir grad
cinen 9uff gegeben ..... Der lit i'm.
mer gIeid 10 geriihrtl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
8n frab.

8eDienter: .Sie tommeu biel 81
friib, Scrr 8oftor, es lit erit 5ebr
llbr. Die gndoige Srdu 1T iest nod
gar nidt tranf!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
9lrf bcm ybcnter Bureau.

Gidtrr oltuo Nie 0eforotions.
cffette III meiucm Stijd. SIN critcn
2[fi 5. .. a1blt Oo$ &ublitum ein
hu1tbdrtr Abarlmo an 9iret.
tpr ouro i'm 3~pciten 9lrt Qihnt oa5
@l1bijtunI iUr6tbor 0en ~stbarun0
an"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Ser nnlantc Gorticr.

&cItcres Grdn(cin (auf Dem Gc.
flmoGrbabnboD: oOb man eS mobl
nod erIcben miro, BOB Der Bun
fomnt?" - &ortier; Sur Nltb.
mciu 6rauleiL sic iinO ia nod 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-07-03
Wcdiidle Sraac.

9ihtcrliug ogsodl meincm 5ooe
laB mid in einem arentntorium
uerbrennen!" - 6reuno:: ollno Dei'
ne Monuitripte ~"
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
HOTEL CADILLAC AT LEAvENwoRTH AND EDDY STREETS

especially suited for informal gather
ings.
Music is now a feature OF this hotel,
a fine string orchestra being nightly in
attendance. That the great dining hall
will play an important part IN the So
cial life Of the city is shown by the
number OF engagements being made for
the fleet festivities. Second in size
only TO the ST. Francis. it has seat
ing capacity OF about $50 persons.
No banquet hall in San Francisco
presents a neater appearance Light Is
admitted through the art glass arcade,
the rich tones Of which impart a
soft glow over the entire space; deli
cate napery. fine Administer carpets,
mahogany chairs and tables complete
the effect.
The kitchen is a model OF neatness
and equipped with most modern appIi-
ances and the service and cuisine IS all
that could be desired.
Hotel Cadillac has IT'S rooms adapted
for arrangement. either single, en-
suite or in apartments Every room
possesses an individuality In furnish
ings, birdseye maple and mahogany
predominating. The Hotel Cadillac is
under management of r H. Galley, for
many years connected with the Palace
and Majestic hotels of this city, and
will be conducted on both the Ameri-
can and European plan
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27

San Francisco previous to the fire
had the reputation OF having a greater
number of high class hotels than any
city OF its size. That it is rapidly
regaining prestige in this line is evil
denced in the increasing number of fine
hostelries. The latest addition and one
that ranks in elegance with the Fair
mont or st. Francis is the Hotel CadiI-
lac at Eddy and Leavenworth streets.
This handsome structure of pressed
brick is designed on plans calculated
to give the greatest amount of light
and sun to every room in the building.
But, in addition to the advantages of
location and design. Hotel Cadillac is
unique in its appointments and fur
nishings- In this regard the wide ex-
perience OF Mrs. J. E. Manlove, the
proprietress, shows to a marked de-
gree The spacious lobby and lounging
room, splendidly lighted. finished in
weathered oak and furnished with rich
carpetings in warm brown tones. be-
speaks an air of comfort and hospi-
tality to the incoming guest. Adjoin-
ing the general lounging room is the
ladies' reception room, truly distinc-
tive in appointments with mural effects
in imported paper that harmonize per-
fectly with the rich Winton velvets
and handsomely carved and upholstered
furniture. Surmounting the lobby is
another ladies' lounging and card room
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
CHOYNSKI ARRESTED FOR
SPEEDING IN THE PARK
Wife Drives Machine to Central
Station, Returning With
PaDerS of Release
PaperS OH ReIeaS

Colonel Herbert Choynski spent a
half hour in the park police station
yesterday after he had been arrested
by Policeman Kistner for violating au-
tomobile speed regulations in Golden
Gate park. Mrs. Choynski refused to
allow a policeman to ride in their auto
mobile with them to Chief Biggy's Of
fee to secure her husbands release on
bail. Instead, with Nat Berger and q
woman friend, she drove the machine
to the station. In the meantime the
colonel waited in detention.
While he was driving to attend a
patient. DR.. Urban C. Billingsley Of 1876
Sixth avenue was arrested at Stanyan
and Fell streets by Patrolman Ma
honey. He was not allowed to go to
his patient until he had deposited $50
bail. -
William M. Gunton, president of the
w. M. Gunton lumber company. came
from his home in Alameda with his
family yesterday and drove in an auto
-mobileto visit the park. The watchful
Mahoney, nabbed him also for fast
driving and for violating a state law
requiring a number tag on his machine
ss The chauffeur of an automobile in
which Walter Macarthur and his wife
were riding was arrested for exceeding
the speed limit.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
'DEBATfR SCORES
THE CHRONICLE
Continued from Page 1, Column

Continued from Page 1, Column 1
newspapers paid to help the good
cause? A-Yes.
Q.-what papers? A.-only one.
Q.-What paper was that? A.
The Chronicle.
"'Q.-How much was paid to it? A.
$4,000.
"'Q.-What was the terms of that en-
ployment? A.-The object of paying
the money was to educate the people to
the idea of a competitive telephone sys-
tenn. The Chronicle was expected when
the matter came up before the board
of supervisors to write it up favorably
that Is, talk about the advantages of
competitive telephone system in the
town
CONDEMNATION OF EVIL
The testimony continued along this
line and illustrates the perf1dy of the
paper and the fact that such things do
exist as standing evil in the Ameri-
can press. The corrupt men of wealth
find in the purchased politician the
most efficient instrument of corruption
and In the purchased newspaper the
most efficient defender of corruption
Here comes the crux of the
whole matter: The average American
will base his Judgment upon the knowl-
edge Of the facts. That knowledge is
conveyed largely through the newspa-
pers. II the newspaper then, be cor
rupt how can he rightly judge and how
can we hope as nation to solve our
great problem Alright? Public opinion
is to determine the fate of the nation,
whether it follow the law and rise in
honor and power or defy and evade the
law and go down to ruin. The news
papers are the profound influencers of
x>,,l1 ~fr,fn 4x,I =.
demnation strong enough for those who
influence it wrongly for personal gain
The judges of the debate last night
were DR.. J. K Mclean, president of
the Pacific theological seminary,
James K. Moffitt and Warren Olney Jr.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
YACHTSMFN PLAN
FLEET GALA DAY
More Than 100 Craft Bedecked
in Flags and Bunting Will
Be in Parade

Yacht day in San Francisco Will be
Sunday. May 10 1t will be the day on
which all the yacht clubs OF this port
will assemble in a long procession
and sail around the great feet OF war
ships that will then be anchored IN
the bay. The start will be made from
Sausalito at 10 o'clock a. M. over 100
yachts are expected to take part in the the
procession. or it's kind it will be the
most elaborate affair that has ever
taken place on this coast.
All the yachts will be gaTiy deco
rated. and the spectacle as they swiftly
glide up the bay like so many beautl-
full white winged birds will make a
scene of unusual beauty.
Society will play very conspicuous
part in this parade, and the owners of
the different yachts are now issuing in
vitations to their fair friends to take
part in the festivities. Following the
parade luncheon will be served on the
yachts and at the clubhouses after the
yachts come to anchor. Altogether 1T
will be one OF the most spectacular
events during the sojourn of the fleet
in these waters.
The fleet of passenger launches that
will skim about the bay during the
visit OF the warships TO this port will
be numerous. From every part or the
coast, north and south, launches are
now on the way to this harbor Al
ready there have arrived the launch
waunacomet. Captain Coggeshall. from
Eureka and the launch Nantucket,
Captain Luberg. which made the trip in
27 hours from Eureka.
The home fleet already in service In
the bay includes many launches.
Crowley Bros. have 20 boats, Henry
Peterson has eight boats. Harry John
son three boats and Charles Peterson
two boats; besides these are a num-
Der of other boat keepers, who are
running Individual launches.
There will probably be at least 100
launches in the bay by the time the
big fleet arrives. This will give the
public every opportunity TO board the
great battleships
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
ALL CATHOLICS IN
GOTHAM REJOICE
Impressive Services Mark Tooth
Anniversary of Formal Es-
tabIishment of Church

NEW YORK, April 26---Every Catho-
lie church and the houses within the
archdiocese of New York were in festal
array today. while perhaps a million
men, women and children gave thanks
for the progress of Catholicism in New
York since il was formally established
hundred years ago. 1t was the be-
ginning of the week of rejoicing in
honor of the completion of century of
activity.
The center of interest was st. Pat
rick's cathedral. where at IL o'clocl.
this morning Monsignor Lavelle. the
rector, was celebrant of q solemn mass
Of Thanksgiving and the archbishop OF
New York preached a sermon. The edi-
flee was decorated in the interior with
the papel colors, and outside and be-
tween its tapering towers the American
flag was flung to the breeze. Every
seat was filed and hundreds cIamored
for admission.
Cardinal Logue occupied the arch
bishops throne at today's service and
gave the blessing at the close. At the
end OF the first gospel Archbishop Far
ley entered the pulpit and in few
happy words welcomed Cardinal Logue
to this country. He then delivered a
sermon, in the course of which he re-
viewed the history of Catholicism in
New York, spoke OF the numerous pa
triots 1t had given TO the country, re-
ferred to the parochial school system
and its influence on the morals of a
community and then closed with word
on the tendency of the age.
You all know, my brethren, as ]
know" he said. that the tendency of
the age is materialistic; that even some
of our own brethren at times have not
been proof against this naterialistic
tendency All, is 1t not true today that
money, even among men who profess to
believe in Christianity. is the law? Is
1T not. confirmed by the daily chronicle.
sad and shameful as it is, that wealth
turns to stone the hearts of fathers and
mothers, and by crushing out Christian
principles tends to annihilate the love
of children for parents and the love of
parents for their offspring? This is the
crying crime of the age
In the evening the archbishop gave
dinner in honor of the Irish cardinal.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-27
PICK QUEEN NANCY
TO RULE CARNIVAL
Fair Monarch of Santa Rosa
Rose Tournament Has Warm
Niche in Public Heart
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA ROSA, April 26.-Mrs. Nancy
A. Miller, wife of DR.. II. o. Miller, who
has been chosen queen of the rose, car
nival to be held here May 15 and 16,
will make. a regal s"Queen Nancy" to
rule over the festivities TO be held at
that time. The lady has all the queen
ly graces and bearing of royalty and
charming personality which wins her
friends wherever she is known.
She came to California about four
years ago and has been a resident of
Santa Rosa about year and a half,
but If the choice had been left to a
popular expression of the public will
no better fitted person could have been
found for the trying position.
Queen Nancy" will Immediately set
tie the matter of her royal retinue and
then for the next two weeks every
energy will be devoted toward pre-
pairing the royal robes for the queen
and her court. This will be one of the
features Of the celebration and will
equal anything ever seen in California.
A bevy of handsome Sonoma county
womanhood will acr as personal at
tendants to the queen during her
reign.