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miiiic.
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Baltimore Warftberidyte.

Baltimore, 30. Ge5ember 1908.
MebI. - 3uflbr 1900 Jo'ler,
ciuihlicBIih 2433 6diier GIT 2oeuli'
Toint; aiiiteuperiouOt 11G6 5alier.
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No00cn. = 3nfubr = Nuldel;
aus ocn Glcoatoreu 5uriidge5o9en
1888 9uidcl; glepotorcu 8orrotb
203,S19 9uidel.
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Sduicr i'm 600 0lud Hpra stSiuuer. ctr.

Sduicr I'M 800 @lpd ss8ipuer' etr.
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haben bobe nno aeiunoe Gage. Eta66uirdaeu
bel T.. Z. GALLAGHER, saitmeifier. Bureau III
Hr. 1881, Si.Mpnumcut'St Str. CAB
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yGNe sur 3eiie ms anslauS be
iurst q. 3aine, Sir. 413. OitSaLi.
m"rrffrsfe, s.te gsasr Sssie 4ss.
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Scutigc SdlluBrute:

y tr. 3HTllUr Iooo VHIUeI,
aus ocn Gleootoren Sirild8cjo9en
1887 guid)el; GIeuatoren . Sorrotb
l67.ISG Nllldlcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-12-30

9ebr cute 2urnt bon % Ndern NIT Ihtnell
Wobnbans uno Sianeeo., nnbe bel baltimore
nit0 In oeriiber gIahbdri6aft, fir $4,000, po'
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Gbarlcssstrafe. tSCptl9, 12mlte)
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SECOND CALL.

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$1,000 Cont Foioer iiser ............ ssh
$4,000 Conf Eoiper it:cr ........... 81
$4,000 Diornluno Telephone BET ....... 954
$1,000 llniieo 3%laiGpabs Girf ........ Sin
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5000 ltriteo S~aailpn15 5unb Ser, 70
II Soniion iii ............... 0Is
4 3onfion Gil 4fo .............. 80
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MuiS. - 3lliubr $1,000 Sns
ihel; @erionot pom Den Glepotoren
1869 9uitcl; @lcpotcret 8orroth
956,S63 @llld)el.
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SerIanst - Jraxea xnb NGbaen.

9eriaEet:
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terfonen. gah5ufraoeu In Rr. 2OO3, Gutaw'
HIaec. $500
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aellncr, i1no oas Northumberland" -
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mir ms niih leiffen"
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Mci5eu. 3uiltbr 93S Sitltcl
Ncrionot Don 0en Glcuotoren 9O6S
Nuid)el; Glepntorcn &orratb Gil
$50 Nuldel.
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q. q 3. Ct. Soul $3.50.
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MasbIdub.
Observation-Disclosures. Ieitouents NH itrs
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Sdnfersuebertraonngsn prompt unl
ri4t6 teforpt
0ttb ~ tettea ant &nse1heeen.
f9c1-l
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Aae, neTd. 0eio gebfan6ieu, Nfehen 1ter
sss. anIeiben dnf Galdre, M1beI nno @rnnb<
etaenibun1. On, Nertrauen. Refine Coon Office
MethoSen. .Balttmpre SnSsRmeHt Co." re
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Aalei5fn piii IjbeI nnh arbert
StflcrGeiteR.

~ 8 Hrrsexf. eenm mad benz neuen 9etete
0Gns pribntins. 0etd9teS, RI. $40, pH.asriua.
husetrate, ,EaatnMt 0nilbins".
Sn beS pSiies piSb Geatt6 aetpts1eh
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@erlanst: Manncr nnb anabeu.

@erlangt:
Gin Mianr, Der out melIeu fam Iiuo mth
qdnoarbeit nerftebt. glGdl5ufraIcn In Hr. SIS,
Sprreit, StraHe. t3B1--5)
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

dency of the United States. were in
conference today for nearly an hour at
Fairyiew, the home of Bryan.
Bryan came out on the front steps
as the big automobile bearing his pro-
hibitionist rival drove up and extended
q hearty greeting.
Il heard that you were coming TO
beard me In my den." said Bryan. and
so I went and got shaved. You are
just a little TOO late
Well responded Chain quickly, /
shall enter the den just. the same
He was ushered into the house in a
way that left no doubt of the heart
iness of the welcome. The conversa-
tion turned from one subject TO another,
but dwelt mostly on Tolstoi, the Rus
sian sociologist. in whom both men
were greatly interested.
Bryan said Tolstoi was the greatest
living thinker on sociological subjects.
His one ojection 10 Tolstoi was his
lack OF faith in Christ But he makes
up for it" declared Bryan, .Hby putting
most Of the doctrines OF Christ into
practice IN his daily life" So enthus-
iastic was Chain on the subject of Toll
stoi that Bryan presented MIN with a
copy of the Russians essays.
AS Cham was leaving he and Bryan
were surprised by q photographer who
got a good picture Of them walking to-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
LETTERS IN EVIDENCE
Communications Present Both
Sides of Controversy

The gentle art OF letter writing has
claimed z prominent place IN the demo-
cratic campaign IN the thirty-third dis
trict Both sides Of one OF the con-
troversies are exhibited IN the follow
Ing Characteristic episrle:
San Francisco. Aug. s 1905.
Citv-Dezr SIR Your co1nnunieati0n Of July 81
addressed 70 this club was received and read
say Il an Informed through The newspapers
that Tou- cl1b has nominated delegate
10 the democratic convention As I an IN sym
paChE with ne regular democratic organisation
- The city and county q san Francisco. q
which Thomas Hickey IS chairman. cannot al
fhzn the cne named under It's auspices there
gore request rou % ~tthd-zE ny name from your
ti-Ee- as cannot sIl0u K 10 remain there
Ir zuUeErs 10 rhe members 0f this club that
rle Gentlemen - wbo prevailed upon vou 70
El Tho typewriter statement Old not permit
-or fariliarize yourself with its coHtents- b1t
s1ch lsetheS msE be expected from the chuns Of
As you very vel know tie san Francisco
trD1rrEtic club Goes not inform its delegates
of tdeir nou ins tion through the newspapers al
iaelsl We are aNere o. ne lact mat this Is
rhr common method Of notifying the regular
y --siaehiss- delegates sfter The slate has been
.-.srrleted bF Nfr. NcSsb and his kenchnen.
hoI knoW further Ihst you were placed IN
ncnilafiln and elected n open meeting, snd -ou
ceTsinlT kneT tasI you freely and voluntarily
s-rersred ire 1cuinatio1 and signed the dele
Estes pledge. which is noE in the possession Of
~ course ne understand that you we're prom
ise6 desirable position II the she-iE7s Office
reward 1Qr the Eirh6raEsi of rou- rzue
f-ou our ricke-. sud re sincerely hope that
T1u vii ger the sob. but warn you not 70
harhrr too strong hopes for have been re-
1isblT Informed that the same position has been
r-rmlse1 70 score Of weak kneed .,orzantza-
rlruss democrats II -hiE district
he members q this cub would gladly release
T0l ~ Tour pledge and obligations. for there are
several hundred snr-boss democrats IN this
district ready 20 take your place on the ticket
hut lrssDuch as our tickets have been printed
and mailed We cannot 10 natter how much we
Should Ike sccept Eour resignation al this
tine.
In colciusicl. We wish 70 assure YOU that ne
hare 10 II feeling toward y01 perso1zNy but
we have nothing but contempt for the men who
endeeEpc 70 make campaign argument By using
rug and year good name 8 doornsf Ve-
truly FcErs- PAUL SCHARRESBERG
Secretary san Fra1cisco Democratic Club, Thirty
third District
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

gether down the steps, which led Bryan
TO remark that probably ii was the frst
tins. rival candidates could be kept to-
gether long enough for a photograph
to be taken
While every courtesy was shown
Chain it remained for Peter s. Nor
rison. man of 95 years, who lives near
Sheridan. Wyo-. TO enjoy honors at the
hands Of Bryan accorded to but few.
Morrison stopped of in Lincoln on
his way home from Michigan for the
sole purpose of shaking hands with the
democratic nominee. Although within
FIVE years OF the century mark Morri-
son displayed remarkable memory and
recalled with clearness many stirring
events Of the early days OF the republic.
That Morrison had seen and spoken TO
Andrew Jackson while president Of the
United States and lived TO tell il was a
revelation to Bryan. Il often wanted
TO hear from the lips of some one who
had seen him If he was as he has been
pictured" remarked Bryan
Morrison described the tall, slim fg-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
HENFY URGES ALL
CITIZENS TO VOTE
Tells Los Angeles Audience of
Importance of Going to
Primaries
Predicts the LincOIn-ROOseveIt
League Viii Dominate
Next Legislature
sFEcIAL DISPATCH 10 The CALL

LOS ANGELES. Aug. S.-An audience
OF more than 1000 at a Lincoln-Roose-
velt mass meeting al simpson audi
torium tonight eheered Francis J.
Eeney Justify at every thrust given the
railroad machine and heartily applaud
g CiIg Attorney Hewitt, Supervisor
Alexander. Senator Charles ". Bell.
-s-arslall Stimson and other leaders in
tneir call for the smashing OF the
push" At Tuesdays primaries. II was
the most representative and enthusi-
astic league meeting ever held here and
vas filled with foreboding for the
ssuthern Pacific gang"
Heney attacked especially the rec
ords Of several Los Angeles county as
senblymen IN the last legislature, de-
claring Harmon, Pierce, Thompson,
lr-ansue. Leeds and Robson Q. Bell were
not for the people when the interests
or the machine said no.
The way for the people 70 eliminate
the corrupting influence or the South
ern Pacific machine" said Heney. is
20 turn out al the primaries Tuesday
and vote only for delegates 10 the con-
FentiOn who are pledged 10 the sup
port OF anti-nachine candidates Then
The people may remain al home in
November i they wish and let the
push co the voting
I believe the Lincoln Roosevelt
league VIII dominate affairs in the next
Legislature" continued Eeney- The
people o. the state are thoroughly
aroused and are determined 70 put the
Southern Pacific out Of politics The
people have awakened 10 a realization
that the primary is the place 10 Go the
most effective work
Even Il the league should fail 10
obtain an actual majority OF members
Of the legislature IL viii secure most
% the legislation for which Il contends
There VIII be sufficient number of
league members. combined with clean
democrats. 70 bring that about
TIE records OF the machine men,
bers Of the last legislature show them
10 have been on the wrong side Of
most important questions, and yet we
IND many OF these same men being
hacked by the machine for reelection
The people have absolutely nothing 70
expect in the way OF remedial iegisla-
ri0n from such men"
At noon today HeneE made q short
address At the luncheon OF the City
club. urging the imrnense Importance OF
attending the primaries
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
SENTENCED TO DEATH

BARCELONA, Aug S-Jean RuI.
who on April 4 was found guilty OF
completely in series of bomb ex-
plosions and anarchist outrages and
sentenced 10 death. was executed here
today.
At the trial OF RulI the evidence
showed that he and his associates were
the authors OF the attempts to as
sassinate King Alfonso at Madrid and
Paris and OF various outrages IN diff
ferent parts Of Spain
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Telegraph Breyities
PROMINENT NAN prE-D.-..

PROMINENT MAN DrS-Dzreppo-4 I,
Aux. e.-Niliia1 Q. Sc1Eiiit. president of 4be
CermEn-AEner5ezn lezEUe 0f lows diet todsv
q gss-ritls s1d heart trochle-
BOSTON srEERE KDcTEp-Ro~t,,
41E- 6--L1d1clDe1tS IN the cases a Rostrz
steelUe- FOR alleged collusire BIDS were fo--n6
b TIE SU1clk co11ty grand t1ry today aK1inst
Davis z AncrewA Charles n F1trz Georre p
rzIz-5. George z Lynch Duncan Russeyf 80
Chsries AooPHzn ne indict1e1ts charge ca
ept-scT-
PoLE-cAEEW AT wKEREG-Wiunisex
Man. Arg S.-Ge7ersl PoIe-Carew os he Hrii
Iss z--nF ard his wife arrived here today
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

an attorney of Paola. Kans. who
brought encouraging reports of the
outlook for democracy in that state
When not engaged with visitors Bryan
busted himself in the preparation of
the speeches which he is scheduled 10
make. He IS making good headway
with them, and il Is expected they all
VIII be completed by the time he starts
on his 10 day trip. beginning at Des
Moines on August FL
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Positions for stenoernph-r.

L & II Alexander, SIP Market street
secured positions for stenoxraDhers
operating L c Smith Visible TsvDe-
writer's with Castle Brothers. Tn5on
Trust bank. Peerless oil company. W
& J Sloane. Firenanis Fund Troy lam
DRY company. Underground Cable con-
pauy. Pacific tank company. Union en-
gfne company. Gr2ys lumber company
John Bollman company. Clinton fre-
proofng company. and others.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
BRYAN AND CHAFIN
PICTURED TOGETHER
Photographer Catches Snapshot
of Rival Candidates on Ne
braskan's Home Steps
Aged Visitor From Wyoming
Tells C0mmOner He Knew
Andrew Jackson

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. s.-Tabooing
politics almost entirely. William ].
Bryan and Eugene W. Chain. candi-
dates for the democratic and prohibi-
tion parties respectively for the presi-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

Calais, $4,000 inhabitants, important
seaport: principal industry. tulle net, :"
so run the French geography books,
and any one who has visited the town,
except as q transitery passenger to
Dover, will remember the tulle fac
tories where half the inhabitants earn
their living
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
TALKS OF ANDREW JACKSON

He was a man OF an iron will. He
would insist on the right no matter
what happened, and for that reason he
possibly became the most unpopular
president that ever left the White
House
Jackson's veto of the United States
bank bill. Morrison told Bryan, con-
tributed more than anything else to
his unpopularity.
Bryan seemed fascinated with the
reminiscence OF the old man. who re-
lated how, among other things. during
the Mexican war he came near captur-
ing Santa Ana, who only escaped by
leaving behind his wooden leg and cut
ting the traces of his mule.
Morrison was driven to the station
by Bryan himself, the horse having
been especially hitched up for the pur-
pose, and he carried away with him as
a souvenir OF the visit a handsome sill
yer headed cane, which was cut from
THE Hermitage Andrew Jackson's old
home in Tennessee.
Other callers We're Rev. ". I. Daw-
son of London and Robert E. CoGghlin.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
opening of the school of De.,gn

San Francisco Institute of Art for
merly Mark Hopkins1, California and
Mason sts.. Aug. TO- Drawing. painting
modelling. etc Day, night and SATURDAY.
classes Circulars on application.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

from Bright ;
disease of the
k j q \ c Us. I
treated with
some Of the
very best doc
tors in san
Francisco, but
without relief.
and they told
me my case
was hopeless
Then I decided
10 try Dr..
" on z Him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal.
NJ l. 11n2

TO THE PUBLIC. This Is TO certify
that suffered for number OF years
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

ure of Jackson and. bringing his fist
down on the arm of his chair and set
ting his features as if in imitation OF
him. said
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

ing his herb treatment for some time
feel perfectly well and shall be xIad
10 recommend him 10 any one SUFFERING.
MISS H MCCARTHY
PASS California St
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
1000 Pairs Stockings .

That sold for 55c, 75c and $lO0; A0~
Choice of the Entire Lot
This is the final closing out of our ho-
siery department. and embraces every pair
of stockings in the store except silk stock
ings.
On sale only at our Fillmore and Ellis
store and our Oakland store. Not at the
Fourth and Market streets store
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Waists !

We have divided several hundred waists
into two lots.
$50 waists hngeries, beautifully
trimmed with lace insertion and o.
tailored tucks ............. COC
$3.50 waists in lawns and mulls, ST %
some elaborately embelhshed. 1sAO
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09

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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-18
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

sS6W YORK, Jan. 1S.-Flour-Rcceipts
ie,esI' sales, 1,l0; dull at the old price
teNeI. minnesota patents, 5.40d5. 10: win
ter s1ralghts, 4,5Od4.75; Minnesota Bakers.
q.oVVuo.l9; winter extras. 3.7JI4 20: winter
lalg % a.So@o-2o; winter low grades $50
Wheat-Receipts, $4,000; sales 700 ooo
there was a downward tendency ia wbeat
ms morning, in|face of higher Livernool
cdoles, que to estimates of large worlds
shipments the liberal Northwest nave
n,ent and local pressure. MAY. iii 11-1eM
IL 9-lo; July, l063sn1c61s.
New York. 'o72 l. ~
Corn-Receipts. 30, 100: sales. none
BeeI-Steady; family, 15G15. 80; mess. 1O.5
Ks mess. 4.50@l5; family. ia
Is; short. clear. B.506f6.75.
Lslrd-Barely steady: western. prime. 7.95
Sngar-Raw, nominal: fair refining. $3.50
$40; centrifugal, SO: test. $500. 90. mo.
lasses sugar 3.11nS.15.t Refined steady,
40. 49,
Petroleum-Firm refined. all ports. 500
coGee-steady No. I Rio, So; No. 4 SAN
Molasses-Steady: New Orleans. 34a742.
f~onltry-Altve. dun; Western chickens.
IL; fowls, IL; turkeys. 10. Dressed. dun,
fowls. f0n14.
4,041.
Cheese-Firm. unchanged: receipts, 1851;
weekly exports, 2.57S boxes
Eggs easy; receipts. 3,135; State. Peun-
syiNania- and nearby brown and mixed,
far cx, %12si first, -; Western and south
ern nrst, %hi seconrs, zz@a6.