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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-26

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-03-26
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Undsrtakers and EmbaImers

No. 7l9 Main St., Freder-
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Across from Exchange Hotel
and next to Western Union
office. Telegraph and telephone
orders receive prompt atten.
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RATE LAWS VOID
Acts in Minnesota and North
Carolina Unconstitutional.
PENALTIES ARE TOO HIGH

United States Supreme Court Hands
Down Decision Affecting Enforce.
mcnt Of Rate Laws In Two States.
Justice Harlan Dissents.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
A DISRESPEcTFUL STATE BOARD

SUGGESTIVE passage the annual report of the state
u board OF equazaon embods popular although pro-
iessionay accepted conception of the spirit practice
OF the appellate OF California The board urges
have equaze individual that appear
Tor The held in 1880 that
power and that only this relation was to
equaze between The the
ton but the majority decided against the state
board As alternative legislative action board now
suggests
In OF the fact that the
changed handed of
TACT that modern legislation the decisions
better submit the
the OF the OF this board beyond a doubt
The ntnaton OF OF doubtless quite
unnentona But The Call law
laid down by august tribunal such merely personal
the board nnocent appears think Jurisprudence supposed
be science and when the factors all known
OF Interpretation OF only result should possible
that the official exponents of this differed among
themselves olts matter by OF four three the scen-
thc equation asceraned by counting noses but
courts do not Ike to be reminded OF the fancy of
which the accident OF broken leg toohache other temporary
ncapacy might have converted the urispru
dence But the board experiment on the
body OF the the OPEN albeit the implication carries
certain dsrespect for the of Jurisprudence which, in spite
of four three opinions The La hopes Let the
board ask The ahmetical the ascer
anmen OF truth wholly accord with popular institutions
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
THE DISTURBANCE IN CONGRESS

ME CALLED jade wnces, but modern practice he hsaes
about making his sufengs public That appears to be the
state OF mind that congressman took as
personal that the president his message limited that the
law limiting the activities OF been prompted
by that members might have personal affairs which
they preferred have kept quiet to this CON
by the fact that three congress were
convicted of with the help of service and this theory
reinforced by the disturbance that congress
preparing TO shoot back the president for his temerv
The Call hazards that the bubbng zzng COURAGE
Of these excited will time comes for
action but imagine that the country whole would be uch
delighted should the promised performance go The insurgents
would discover that Roosevelt loaded the
would be chiefly affair of picking up pieces AS form
OF political entertainment the aay would be instructive and
amusing with this difference from other combats merit that the
assailans would know what hit them.
The bl question: which quietly slipped through CONGRESS-
an amendment appropriation yicios
piece OF legislation invented by gang of political
crooks It law designed safe bv taking tbe
police of the beat The treasury department. .ordden to lend
secret service to other departments desiring investigate the
commission OF public ofnses Now there congressman
who want to defend this discipline the president
because he condemned why then the American people would be
pleased 70 see these congressman the open But we
tear they will do nothing OF the are of the stink
ing kind
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
MISSES THE BRASS TAcKs

ROFESSOR JOSIAH ROYCE of Harvard who ( (. ,a+,,o
oan ana graduate OF our state university quarrels
with Bret Harte because constructed an ideal Donee ~
lorna at the expense OF historical truth Supposing which NAV
may not be true that Professor Royce right we fear that he
mas begun TOO late The California of Bret as it was
hzed Tor all time Sir Walter Scott created land 81
romance out OF the eccentrce Highland cattle thieves and
caNers 1t was like this with Bret Harte professor
They depict lhe early California more or less
established
land clan possess f' - . Ns"-
lhe argument as to dialect we'll Bret Harte
probably created his popular dialect of early as other
have done like and all that demanded in this field n that
the language shall and hold consistency OF course
arie did pretend that he writing history 1t was
for his purpose dealzc his subject portray logical
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
Answers to Queries

MAD STONES-N. Geyserville. Cal Some
time since saw an answer in the Answers 10
Queries about mad stones. saying tnat tney are
States. VIII you permit me to call attention TO
other mad stones? These mad stones are found
in the maws of deer and consist OF hair which
the deer lick or the body when shedding. and
which forms solid, round mass about the size OF
child's small. rubber play bait sucn; II Is ssld'
is positive cure for bites by mad dog
There may be virtue is this ball,
as is claimed by the correspondent. but
it does not change the assertion made
that the mad stone is found in the
southern part of the United States. and
that it is not what it is claimed TO be-
BUTTING nm. Mayheld. CAL Two men
are discussing certain matters and one asks the
other question, saying at the same time
.svour answer will satisfy me" When the
marty asked gives the answer third party.
stranger to the two men. steps up and tells
tho one who answered that he is most
that his ignorance OF the subject is most
markabIe. What should be done with man Of
that kind:
TIE third party was a butter in and
men OF his class should be told to
mind their own business.
FIVE HUNDRED-M. B.. Santa Rosa. Cal.
Can the game Of i've hundred be played without
knaves being represented as bowerss
The following from the rules of the
game SHOWS tnat II may. RANK or
cards-As in euchre (the bowers being
used), the joker when used is the
highest trump. ranking above the right
bower Among some few players. when
bowers are used. the ace of trumps
ranks above bowers.
HOLIDAYs-A H.. City. Are there any
national holldays7
There are. If you will ask what
country YOU want to know about the
information will be impaired to YOU
MINING CLAIM-H ID. s., Oakland,
Cal. Your many questions regarding
mining claims are of character that
call for a land office ruling. Submit
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

your questions to the United states
land office in Oakland
H0NEYMOON-A. s. Oakland. Cal. What
is the origin Of honeymoon in connection with
weddings:
1t was anciently the custom in the
nations of northern Europe for newly
married people to drink metheglin or
mead. kind of wine made from honey.
for 80 days after marriage. Hence
the term honey month. which was in
time transformed to honey moon.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. city. Has the United
States government always had the sole right OF
carrying Ietters2
There was time. for many years.
when express companies such as Wells.
Fargo & Co. and Adams express COM
pany carried letters with the United
States postage frank on them.
cTTIES-F- NJ. r.. City. where can I OBJ
tnited States having a population Of 10000 or
over?
Go to the free public library, Hayes
street near Franklin, and consult late
census bulletins. also the World Alma
nae for 1908.
METRIC MEASURE-C " d. r. CITY.
What Is the value OF the French sare'' and
heerare'' as to the yard and acres
An are" is 100 square metres. equiv
alent in denomination in use to 1876
square yards. A "hectare" is 10000
metres or 2.471 acres
IOWNSHIPS-S-. San Anselmo Cal. Where
can get the law townships OF the sixth
elass and book treating on and OF the gov
ernment OF the same?
FROM any dealer in law books. The
law you can procure from the secre-
Iary OF state at Sacramento.
fkEE TRADE LEAGUE-A. s. CITY How
should letter be addressed to reach the
american free trade league In New York city?
Direct 1t to the secretary OF the
league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

of an interesting recital next Thursday
evening, when Hother Wismer plays
his first concert since his return from
his studies in Europe.
Wismer is one of the best of Cali
fornia violnists-he was that before he
went to Berlin and to Brussels to study
with Ysaye and other masters of the
instrument. naturally he should be
greater now.
His program follows:
suite. op- IL Carl Goldmark
Songs
Saendchen' ................ Johann Brahms
..The Deep Sea pcar,;. .S0nshn = scbpsas brsnns
Mrs NJ E. Blanchard.
"Fantasie" (Scoteh). op. 46.. Max Bruch
Hothcr Wismer.
Prelude and Grand Fugue A minor. ~ S. Bach
Songs
'Deine stimme lass Ertcnen" ~. W. Gade
'Sor Meiner Wiege" Franz Schubert
Mrs. N. Wsmer.
Hother Wismer
Mrs Oscar Mansfeldt and Mrs. ]. E.
Birmingham will present Miss Mabel
Cuthbert, Miss Alma Birmingham and
Miss Ellen Page in Liszt recital at
Golden Gate commandery hall this
evening. The young pupils are said to
be talented and ten1peramental. They
the guidance OF their teachers and may
be relied upon to give a concert of real
musical worth.
Miss Ellen Page will be heard in two
groups of Liszt songs, comprising
"Mignon's Lied' les Muss Elm Wun-
derbares Sein.~ I'm Liebeslust,' Die
Loreley Comment disaient Ils?' and
oh Quand Je DOR She will be ac-
companied at the piano by her teacher,
Miss Birmingham.
Miss Mabel Cuthbert will play Liszt's
concerto in e flat major and q group of
three smaller numbers, including ia
Campanella, by the same composer
MISS Alma Birmingham will be heard
IN Lszt's "Liebestraume," "Rhapsodie.p
NO. 10, and the A major concerto. Mrs.
Oscar Mansfeldt, her instructor, will
play the orchestral part Transcribed for
second piano.
st. Dominic's parish will enjoy its
holiday concert Wednesday night at
King Solomon's hall, in Fillmore street
near Sutter. The event is under the di-
rection of DR.. III. j. Stewart. There will
be orchestral music and vocal and in
strumental solos. Dr. Stewards ladies'
quartet will be heard in several num-
oers. The members of the quartet are
MISS Hortense Gilmore, Miss Irene Bird.
Stone.
MIS- Alma Rerglund Winchester, So
prano, and Louis Apply. cellist, will be
the soloists at the Loring club concert
tomorrow night at Christian Science
haH Mrs. Winchester will be heard
In Adolphe Adams ''Cantique de NOEL
with male chorus setting. The accom-
paniment will be provided by small
orchestra under the direction of Bernat
Jaulus and organ and piano. Wallace
a. Sabin will be organist and Fred
erlck Maurer pianist. The club
VIII present Max Bruch's fine work
Roman Song of Triumph and other
concerted numbers under the direction
or the clubs leader. w. c. Stadtfeld.
Louis Apply will make his first appear
ance as soloist with the club in violon-
cello numbers, one of which will be
the berceuse from Godard's "Joscalyn."
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

splendid program:
Piano soil: (a) ..Aufschwung'' ... schumann
tb) .Liebestraum ............. Liszt
Miss Showers.
Aria from lie Mort de Jeanne d Are. Bemberg
Nine Nordica-
Aria and cabaletta. ''Infelice," from "Erc yo.a,
nam Mr.. Hastings. -
5al ..Zueicnune,, ......... Richard Strauss
hi ..StilIe Sicherkeit'' .......... Robert Franz
fr4 .sDer Nrsshaunl', - Robert Schumann
ld1 '.A1ein Frcund ist Mein'' Peter Cornelius
Nine. Nordca. -.
''Rhapsodie Hongroise'' List
Miss Showers.
(a( "Arette t,s,.ahifa idda
lej cansonesta from Salvatore Rosa Gomez
Nine. Nordica.
o .EWie Bieibt Mein was ich Licpsw sshutt I
9e' Der Sieser NJ hastings. 'i's' N''''
ta) Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal Quite. Quite
ybl .serenads'' -. /, Richard Strauss
'e1 There was an Ancient n'as Georg Henscbel
ID, .:Haiii Boanteous May.'' Gene Iranscombe
Nine. Nordica ..,.
Nine. Nordlca.
In order to make an evening concert
in Oakland possible Manager Green
baum had to buy out the stock produc-
ton at Ye Liberty theater for tomor-
row (Tuesday) evening In conJunc-
ton with Harry Bishop he will present
in a special program, which will con-
tain many of the best numbers from her
San Francisco programs and some other
works not to be sung on this side OF
the bay.
The Nordica concerts close the first
half of the present music season.
Commencing Sunday afternoon, jan
uary s, the first OF four monthly pop
concerts by a splendid string quartet
will be given with the assistance OF
other artists Those thus far engaged
are Mrs. Oscar Mansfeldt, Miss Therese
Ehrmann, Gyula Ormay and Eugene
blanchard, pianists, and Lawrence HI.
Strauss, tenor.
Then comes Nine Gadski with two
of song: Katherine Goodson,
the English pianist. who is coming
from successful tour in Australia
and will play here before she makes
her New York appearances; and there
will be a short season of grand opera
by the Lambardi company, which is
heading north from Central America,
after several months artistic and prof
liable operate appearances there. Frieda
Langendorff. contralto from Baireuth,
will also be a visitor here. She has an
engagement with the Dresden grand
opera house to her credit and was with
the Metropolitan forces in New York.
Josef Lehvinne and Ossip Gabrilo-
witsch. two OF the younger school of
Russian pianists, will play engagements
here. and Mischa Elman, who has cre-
ated a sensation wherever the vio1inist
has appeared, has been engaged by
Greenbaum at a rather extravagant and
risky price TO play for San Fran
cisco audience.
David Bisplam, who has always been
a San Francisco favorite, will sing
some splendid programs for us before
the season is over, and according to
Greenbaum there are others" coming.
We should not starve for the lack of
good imported musical fare
The Fairmont hotel will be the scene
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

whole He neither writer OF catalogues
The number OF Caornians engaged ganu occupations
ested him at ALL But he found in gambler
for instance types that have become
certainly human and instinct with sympathy seems
absurd type
far as it exists anywhere, grows of this
1t that the worlds stage Let
with what he painted
believe that the whole world
in selling figs brass tacks
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
Call on Physicians
After Many FeaStS

Monsieur A. Fauconer arrived the Korea yEd
IN ne wor ana
all therefore introduce
Monsieu Henri Avia and Monsieu Charles Miles
The local gentlemen
and the local gentlemen expaiated Francisco
my gentleman from Paris you have cy 'na
avshes me l. that my Fauconier:
Ferry truth without to hide ITS Duhes phed
AIonsie Fauconier
and continued rey Ana ora'c
h hero We land from the s.eae
people We and we drink coHee and
C1erfavt and cocktail
cocktail la Zaza One-two--sx Zazas 1nen
herring Hamburg steak before the dinner
that beer. say the French euo N@zs
just httle ohne'
Clerfavt do Zazac cocktail.
nderlon steak maiard ducNon eaSn
burgund then to the club
onetwosIx and chicken sandwich
nd do go today asked Miles.
"Ah we go today to French hospital
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
Sci0ns of French
Nobility in Banks

oo = who havoc business with
NOBILITY IN BANKS the the Union
financial have their employ
persons OF nobility.
company Charles du Pare dc Loe-
Du Pare has been
country years with everything
Henri de Saint Seine
another
having TO taxa
of National dEscompte de Paris
abandon
in this city Paris but he declined
California California girl The marquis de
Saint Seine father OF the is living in Paris
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
Beauty Specialist
Picks Perfect Type

Beauty Specialist 9one seais rso' WI. VIZ : ea - =. e ~
Picks Perfect Type Francisco She was asked to pick out the
in
pointed said had the beau
Every who has
Bernhadts
Mrs Willard Drown Miss Edith Preston
absolutely Grand Duke Boris picked out Mrs Stirling
J. placed the laurel the brow
thing know that San Francisco
womanhood and the best thing about 1t IS that
all thesebe really deserve the title
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
Mary MacLane Finds
Two Men Admirable

d
early all hateful her. particularly
young Who, All she
she liked
added
there o made world" Then she
general condemnation of
culnes like Ge Burgess the and writer and
the other publisher by the Burgess she
said told whether Marys
admirat returned.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
lmpertinent Question No. 81
What's the Mailer with California?

Tor the most original or west to this ouestopbe
bnefer the better-lhe Call will pay FIVE DOLL AIRS.
For the e next S lve answers The Call will pay ONE DOL
Wednesday and checks mailed to the winners y o MI
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
GARD to ~ IL
lMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
The Insider
Relates conversation with visitors from Paris
who find San Francisco delightful and
make their last call at the hospital

. ENTLEMEN," said Jules Clerfayt,
TT wish to bring to your attention
Monsieur NJ. G. Ferry of Paris and
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
C1ubwonlen and Their Work
By Alice q. EccIes

y HRISTMAS has much more than a
sentimental value for active club
women. The magic of kindness
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14
With the Musical T ok
BY Walter Anthony

NJ : T.; :: :: !: NJ: 4 4 :;;: s:
she will present the following
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

Mary MacLane, the Montana Marie Bashkirt,
self. who has disappeared from her Butte
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-14

Few of the businessmen of San Francisco
who have occasion to transact business Will
the American national bank OF the UnioT
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Seil Dir, Sung- Nmcrifa.

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9ecroe 9iifiel nit iid, nit pelden
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n@iloem @eiten" iinb ieItene Se.
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bleibt 5tuci Gage in Baltimore.
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Spnncnnni- INN ltntcronun.
Tns McttCr.

sir 0tarplun0 mo 0en Iiitritt
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murOc acitern in ocn iibcrigen Bun.
oC9 Observation-Disclosures per.
3eitnet: GaItpot 60, EortlanO 70,
Bolton n, AIbanp IS, 9tcp, Yort 68,
Ebilaoelpbia -. 2tluuticsG itp go,
Gnpe Dan 60, gSoibington n,
NorioIf rs. 0ottera9 II, Charlotte
rs, g8ilminaton IS, Gbarlcitou so,
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fer IS, acps8 eit SO, Atlonta 7G,
montgomery so, NcWsC Orleans 81,
Faleltiuc SO, Balueiton so, Corpus
Gbriiti S6, WlempbeiS 81, Cincinnati
66, YittSbrrg 6G, OSmego 76, 9ui.
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Nlpena "A, Mnrquctte 66, Green
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Goul 80, ct. 2ouis 81, aouios-Gitp
SO, Omaha SO, &llron Sc, 9i9mord
70. @iaiiton 66, Snpre 60, Seleno
Al, SaIt2utc IS. 0cnper SO, Nortb
RIatR %. Googc-Gitp 90, 9marilo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-20

II brenhieb crmi Of t. - LII.
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, ans Der 8ot-
mug bon 9enrp 9. 8ooolell, Nt.
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SoliiS Sadion bon Rr. 1913, Wprtlc-
Iuenllc, geitern Ourd) Eoll5elrid)ter
Sooen I'M meitlihcn StationSbaiiic
Dem 8eribtSneriabren i%lberluieier.
3ebn Winuten nod II ltbr Der.
idmono Die llbr, uno odt Winltell
lpGter mar SSadlon bereits perbaftet.
Sr. @oooien ioete bci'm Serb0r, boB
ibm crit Dor elmer Node cine 1noere
llbr ~geitoblen moroen lei mo poB
CT gloube, Sodion babe oii1 biee az,
Itoblen.
@eiber pom cinem Neger
nngegriffcn. 9ctrGdtlid)c
alircglng herridte geitern Wittng
I'M 2unifpG eportement ocs 9ooeuS
BON 8ebriiber 9ernbeimer, oils ser
BORT onecltellte forbige Sod Charles
$. Yotterion, 33 Sabre oft ulo III Tr.
Ills, Irgple.gpenue, mobnbaft, oen
Superintenocnten oieles Ieparte-
ments, Srn. @eorge ". Snens BON
Nr. 107, Siio'AnnsS troBe, nit ieinel,
Saliiten bcorbcitete. Serr SmenS
bette Dem Neger cine 3ltred)tpeiiung
ertbeilt, meIde oerielbe olif erluGbntc
@ciie beontmortete. Eolisiit 9lilcr.
Der berbeigerufen murhe, bradte Den
robioten Heger nad Der meItlidelt
Goli5ciltution, mo er bon Hi6ter 2os
ben auf elm SabrSHdd Dem 8eiang-
nib geianot lpuroe.
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qufalberidte ans @ai6ington.
2c6toftcr pfi6ifiS s.
Wcrfehrin Nuaiiht /.

Sm 3eitralnlc bon 5iuci Noten
per0en nidt nentger oils 10 8aiia-
gier q. 9ampfer Den Eotumac.Sll tb
beIeben. Die grfuriion Saiiou Der.
ipriht oieieS Snbr beionoers lebbait
81 lucroen, uno 5mor gelten Die mel.
item Grfltriioncn Der GbeIupeofe.ga1.
Gcrihieoene oeuti6e Organii1tioneI
beiinben lid inter Genienigen, mel.
6c 1ampier iiir Grfuriioneu beIe0t
boben.
@cncraI @errp &c itorbeu.
8rigooe = General Guoio BERN,
Elm 8etcran oes 8iirgerfrie9ea, lit
geitern I'M Alter bon 81 Sabrcn III
leiner @obmtng. Nr. 1909, ". 20.
StroBe, geitorben. Gr erfrertc iif
clncr ebrennollcn Suuibubn ais So!.
bot unO Giii3ier m0breno oes 9iir.
gertriegeS un0 mur0e in 1906 in
ben pOblpcroientcn Hubeltono pet.
icbt.
iii benteurer eft ge-
balten.
Gle itbli6en Observation-Disclosures
lino olld) oieieS <abr nit Dem Sin.
t~rciien Don Buffalo Bills SdollIteI.
lung in @oibington einaetreten. IS
lperoen nGmIif sur 3eit bier flint
Snaben, melfe ol5 perihie0enen
HonocStbeilen Ser Srtppe iolgten.
bort fir lire Gltern i'm Eoli8ci9e-
ipabriam qebalten.
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Sbco. s. 0icner e SO.

9elltides uno onberes ausI1n6i.
id)es @elo gefauft unb pertauit.
@eIoienounseu beiorst nod 0eutid.
LAMB, Seitreih, HuBlano II. /. 10.
@ed)iel alisgeitelt alif ausIGnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbrieie nuo Srapelers
CHEQUES.
217 Cit-galfimore. Strake.
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