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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
N6fnbrtStnoc Der Sscnu Camper
Duu Ncius g)Orf.

Nm IS. Slmi 0ompier nGnronic"
nab 2iuCrpool.
2m 10. SUM Compiler yFrGiioc:;
@rnltt" nud) Snmburg.
Nm IS. Suni Gampicr oWfinnc.
tonfa" nod) Son0on.
Nm 10. Suni 9ompicr n5llrnci'
ia" nod Glasgow.
PIN IS. Slni Gompier nHelr.
Dorf" nod Soutbompton.
PIN t3. Slrui Gonpicr ~Taocr'
lono" Ilod Gouer ut0 4ntlpcrpen.
Pm 10. Suni 9alnpicr oNoro.
Irrerifa' nod Ncopcl uno @enun.
Pm lG. &llni Gompier o&ron
prin5" nod) Bremen.
Im II. Sllni Iompicr n2uiita-
MA" mad 2ipcrpool.
9lm II. SUM Camper oFOtsoam"
nnd) Hottcrbom.
Am II. Sum Gonlpier 10. @nib'
ilgton" nnd) Hcnpel ul0 GrieIt.
9lm II. Sllni 0ornpfcr nGompa-
MIA" nod Nenpel llllb @enlla.
Pm II. SUM Sampler nariatic"
nad) Soiltbompton.
9(m IS. Sitni Nampicr nSlapo-
MA" nddl Gibraltar ulo Teapel.
PIN is. SUM Camper Bremen"
natr Bremen.
Nm IS. SUM Galnpier .aaiierin"
mad, Samburg.
PIN IS. SUM Gampicr nGeoric"
nod 2iperpool.
PIN 18. Sum Gampier ySapoie"
nab SABRE.
gm 20. Snni Gampicr oGo(um.
bia" mad Neapel unO Srielt.
Nn 90. Suni 0ampier nGretic"
nod Gibraltar uno Heapel.
am 20. Sitni Camper yBrinSel
Srene" llah Gibraltar iulb Reapel.
slm 20. SUM 9ampier ySrieorid'
nad Bremen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
,siini Sage bcwnhtloS.

Der TIltmbcr &nrrp Sill am SrcitoG
ourh cincn elcftriidcn Sd)IoN be
mlBtlo9 gcnlud)t, fam gcltcrn
lpicOcr 5lIr Sciinnlrg. - Nottc
in ser Guntelbeit oili cincn 0clc'
Ocncn elcftriid)cn 9robt gctrctcr.
Snrrp Sill, cin Elllmber bon Der
G~omon0lone Npcnlic, peld)er onl ISrci-
tag an Der G0nUuoion, nubc SmanI,s
glucrllc, altf cinen eleftrild)cn lrubt
frat mo lcit Der Belt bclpuBtlo9 mar,
lit Qcltcrn nll5 'Piner idlpcrcn De
tdllbuug ermod)t; ieillc red)tc Scite
lit icood AcIGbnt. Sill peroanft icil
2cbcn cinem jungen Wann, oeiicn
9tnnlc illbcfonnt lit. Giclcr iab Ni0
chi 0nS Bilolter l"tiir5cn ino 500 i'm
al Ocl NodldoBen aus Dem 9ereid)
res Irabta. Sein 2ebcnSretter EN-.
piing babel ebellIoQs einen leidien
clcttriid)cn Shlog. Der i'm bcboll-
beInoc ar5t Or. Sobn j. Wnngcr
ingtC Dab Sill IN menigen Winlten
cine Seid)e Aclueicn m0re, menn nid)t
ltin Nettcr i'm aus ~ieillcr Gage BE-.
frCit bdttc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
9(us pinrnt Tloihnnpr

Ius einem Ylaiboper. -
nWein Silent lit in Scr inn 5l,r Gait
g%elcgten Straitbat lcbiglib burd) je.
men pcrfommenen, neutrality-suspicious.
Gerbrcd)er perleitet luorbcn, oeil id IN
Der geiirigcn Situng SIT pcrtGcioigen
sic Gbrc botte."
9aIletrattcn untcr d.
.Tu pcrfebrit Jet nit Dem Boron b.
Stein, nit 6ieiem Sheuial?"-.4ic
10 Sbeniol?" So Scr fat ia fei.
ne &oore mebr arf DEM &opie!" X
Sci mir iol CT idon nod Snare loi
icu!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
HiCiinc H0runiuS.

3u ucrtanieu: 20 bel 140 SUB. auf elmer
@oubebcnc GcleOcue prablpule J}citocn6sNau
plGUc an Der ueIcn 28nibin9iOn CIeiIriiden Yts
iitc, pro Stitd $40, $t.0O @iu5uUluN. Si.OO
Uohentlih. SrCic Nnbniubrt fir glnuobncr auf
hrci Sabre lad Baltimore uno 5urild iir ole,
peIbc ioiort Mot mcnigcr. ais bier gaupldbe
iaufen. Sie Qauier ipcrocu inter @coiuguils
Gen b~erlduft ioerbcil, Die u]ngeiabr ocr Mtietbes
5nbluIQ glctbtOmnlcU. SreiCr Wll3ilig nab
Der ncucn Stnot ichen Iug nm II llbr. 5prcNt
nnr IN Jtr. 102. PAM N~ui.hinR. CSCdifnet bon
9 ubr BORN. bis : llbr 9]lbenoS; fomWt 'dIeu
NM irCfil 6urC yluomabl; iibCr POO Ecnle BADEN
lbon F%Gupldpc mo tIcine Snrfncl Ncfuufi, 0rr
@ulllc nieier pcuie liuo Scuilde. U6l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11

0oB iid 6urh Sen Bib Der Hatte
9hrtucr8iitlrg c%initcQcn miIrOc. GaS
&in0 crmodtc in Ser WontogS 9tott
pl0tlih mo ItieB S6mcr5cnSihreic
aus, mo sic bin5u eilenoen GItern
bcmcrttcn cine GroBc &otte, meld)c
Dem &iuOc cine @iBpumoe beigcbradt
hnttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
&lntuer9iitnna befiird,trt.

Ger oaS BON Hattcn o%rgcnagte &ino
bcbolOeln0e ar5t bciiird)tet oa5
Gintreten bon @lltoergiitung.
0os aleinc bcreits 5mei Sabre
aft. StieB iiirbterlidcu
S6nler5en8idrei ais.
Or. 9. q. burlington Don Tr.
t02, Dit Sort. Apenuc, melder ou5
pon Roitcn gebiiienc 5weii1briDe
ainO OeS Srn. Soiepb 2ugcnbeel bon
Nr. 170S, SobnionitroBe, bchonoelt,
iprah geltern Ole geiiirbtnng Gus,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11

Sin neueS 0Gn5, I 3tnmer. cyclic mp
@ooernunr. Got 60 bel 100, Grtcs NrumIcnuais
3 Gent3s9ur. quite IuIoiirdbe; Gan6 oocr III
Gtaaen an ribiAe Eeutc obue Stinoer 81 Der
mieibel. gtGdSufrG9en bel u. u. Sncbn, sr.
61S, G~niur. strafe, uoer in oer Gificc oce
,Eeutffeu SUrrefppnocutru". 1923
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Shiifsnadridtcn

Elpmoutb 10. &lni. - Ger
Compiler o@roi @oloerice" trni bon
Dem yorf Gin mo iubr noN Sam.
tur9 meitcr.
QuecnStomL 70. Suni. -
Ger Gampicr nSuyoniu" lit Don 30.
iton cingctroiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11

Sine out CtablirtP Niderei lpcQelt tranfbeit;
feline dnnebmbnre Ciicrie snriId9epieieIl 9iadb'
3~uiraaen III OCT Sfiiee pts yTcuiihcn Gore
ipDnbrnten". lG2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Gallagher, Der Sanmciitcr.
GOO glod, urb.2atcmpuo .Nuennc.

$1,000 fauicu eineS Der beiten sueiitddiarn
Saufer In Of Baltimore. onS man tir ou5 8elo
erbuIten fam. Terrufells Sronteu, ceinenttrie
Geiteniuege, S0te nm Neller uro cine 10 Sii
@ranoliib sNIleD I'M 0inierprunhe: mooerne VA
he6immer. Ib8lasfunul 9nihlub; Sruno5ils
ilr $40 pro Sa6r. Sarsau Tr. 2531, Nipnn'
itents StrnBC. GAS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
SdliffSfartcn

BON uno noh europa iiber Baltimore
oOcr New- BORT, &oiiite ober 3wiihen.
ocd. @ediel, nuSlGn0iides @el6,
Gre0itbrieie un0 @elbieuoungen.
Sbcu. $. Sitncr & So,
CIR. 217, Sit-SaltimOre.S trafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Sine ontc Gupital. 9lnlaac.

@robes Oicrii1diqe5 gSububniS, 81 Sub
Sront. mir $i2 @rlnbrenie, III an bcrIhiebcilc
Snmilieil peritteibci ltno hrinat $50 ilollntliM.
mcr cine 5nrm farfen mIhte. gibereS bel
9. @aocuhopp, Ir. III, 0pro. Il BarlcS'S traRc.
(Gept5.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
galtinorer giIettenmartt.

einnt5sG efuriiiieu.
"a. 9. Ser. GcnturO ........... 92
Baltimore Gidot, Cbfigaiionen (rea.)
319er. 1923. Siiernnl Smpi. q. 9s
3h2er, 1910, BhPIie 5mpt ...... 90 =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
gu u%crfaMicn.
9ceritchcnbr pirthidaft.

SSiini6c nit QUllobeiibcr BON 9Sjrtbi6ait. ole
iniul9e Dober GiCcui lccr ileut. bcircu2 WIS
.IulGlina o~Crlclhru IN ECrhIHouHl 5l !rtt.l.
Nan ~ubrelnre u, Sricnridl, 20i8 GrritodsSty.
U62-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11

Gr. 1O0-1lt. Murba 0nre. Strnbe. Slpifben Der
Snirmuunt Sloenlte mo 6nUctte Strube; ull5
NeQnclnIi6fettcn, Nn6juiragen al Srt nno
Sielle. O60-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
3m %pcrfanicn.
,lu p%erfuuieu

VI UtIIHHIFN.
Seine nNlGd nno Fan" puppies non einenl
94uri bon Brei5aepinnern in %slr1erifG ltno gu
rOpd. NuhSmlrngcn iI Sricriueiier'o SAFE,
Vprouit'Gdc upu Yrait. NIB Taea. StraRc,
161-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
CALL.

% NGrhInno GuIuultO ............. C8
1000 Gin 4 Cub. 5Cr (sjaib) NAM. .i0t:s
COCO SeaOodro u. g. cr............. 5lM
800 Tito. NuS. 3lnlo. er............. 1914
20 llto. ROe. 5nno. (Scrtp) ......... 1914
1000 Tito, HOs. inc. .................. 5tA
200O Tito. ms. inc 5t&
10000 lto. Jibs. ine.............".... 51H
1000 llto. EbS. inc. 5fH
1000 Seab. ". g. 5i&
1000 CAB. 5la. & ggritern Ser. ...... .l22l,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Garnten
$4,000. 2n pcrfauien: $4,000.

Sene neueit, mobernen Swciitbdi9eu Sdufer
On Der goro@6aresS Giraffe 3lutldcr 5airnlonit'
elbsiiiie uno SubetiesS trdBc, nit allen nlpoers
rer @inridturgen; cementirie SteGsr, Sol mo
Grottoirs. GnruiIirie Sabefpnrnel NH. 8iicbeis
elisgiiffc. UiarnlortreppcH lito sSeltTile, fnr!1
fdre Trdinuge. Siraben nit bitrifi5irtert 3iegels
iieinen eeptIditert. sic miifien geiebei iperoeH,
nm iie f6Ggcf 8i tonneit.
Wun rebme Suirnourt Npenlte : gSaagol5.
LID INTO Gountaas often. ggenieil am Elabe.
Brunbmieibe $4,000 - fe15ullooreiBi8 Noinrs
pro Sabr.
@after e. Netphal,
(MaitS-) gaulinternebrier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Stcneaciudl

SiCltVC1uI.
Sin Dentfder Wtann iutt Sielllt1G nilI ctiter
S1rm ODER ais @drluer. ldd)Iuirdgcl bel 0ru.
3uBn Saueruft, per Norciie 2eu partmnu, Hr.
305, uerldn0crtc SrcoeridsA prIuc. U62-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Wcoisiniid)e Tnscigcn.
Wrs. @irsfp,u's Supt6iua Sprmp

Mra. @inslulu's Sput6ima Sgrup
ipirh felt fiber iEuinnoicd5iia Sabren uun
M,iniDncm upu UiGuucrn iiir i8rc Siroer bci'm
Snbmeu NIT uolliianoiaem Grioig gcbrandli. @o
bcruBigt baS &ino, friucidlt ben Saumeli, be.
idiuidltiat aite 5dlmeriru; inrirt SSiuotolit uno
it cae bette Mittcl fir Eiarrboe. S>un slpuibes
tern In alien yScIi!bcilcu ucrfanit. Seio gcpib
lmo Ocrldn0t uDire. Minslou's Soulbiua Sfs
rap" mo lcblrl feline nloere. Spric. ,Silnl'
mittels mo SruoucusSCfeB bonn 30. Suii 1900
Qarnniirt. Serien'lirnime 1898. Gin altcc
uno nntbciuGbrtcs Mittcl. UG0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Sn pcrmictbcn.


Gin oSlnt" bon orei ,3ilumcrn nit allen y,
Quemlidielicr mo NerdIlbd in 0lnterAruloc
gidb5uiraAel in 9ir. 1i3, Huro'g1ulie's trnhc.
U62-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
Steacngeindc.
StrUcaeiudI

Sine oeutide SrnI iubt SlclInl9 oils N0hiu
mo nllacmcire 0dusGrbeit; IN cine luie $40
min; pcriiebt aud ctpdo Sl9Iiid. ltud5nfrds
gen in Mr.. Si3, Aiblanos Auenuc. N63-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-11
@erlangt i'm Nascmcinen.
QlcrInMnt
9entihes Mrbeits. ssahuriiunas. satcau.

ItHtIWtp VHIVuH.
Utter oer Nnfiibt Nr .0eliit6eH 9elellhattN.
lito 9ienftboten 5u beittditieen wiinlberL iuols
len ltb peri6nlid) ODER in trunfirtet NrieieH AT
ben Naenien Der @eienfbdtt Subanu .. Wieper,
penoelt, peibcr lneuleeItIih g~llIsiunit ertbeileTl
lulrb. Sprebituncen bon bis D lbr.
CSan27 q
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
Hog Cholera ured."

GENTLEMEN: A neighbor OF mine lost
ID hogs of cholera and / induced him to try
Gold Coin Hog Tonic and Gold Coin Germ
Killer. He agreed to try IL. took some over
10 him. When got there he told me anoth-
er hog had just died. msking sixteen head in
all that had died. They WEI all large enough
to Kill. Another one was sick when | got
there and helped him movo ii to another
pen ana then used Gold Coin Germ Killer
according TO directions. His wife told me
Yesterday that they lost no more hogs and
that their hogs are all well and hearty now.
He wants more of tiold Coin Hog Tonic and
Gold Coin Germ Killer
/ am respectfully yours,
GEO. YOCKEL, Benfield Md.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
Gold DIN Tonic" i'm Ton Lots

GENTLEMEN; | wish TO state that
bought 1000 lbs. of your Cattle Tonic and
also some of the Hog Tonic. | had 100 head
of cattle and about 90 head of hogs in the
did not think there was any pre- earation put
together that could possibly give the results
your Tonics did on both cattle and hogs. /
never haI cattle do better and keep on an
even feed and gain like this bunch. The fin
ish il put on my cattle was far above expec-
tatinn. | am well pleased with results. |
know that II has made and sa we'd me double
the money. have l0i head OF cattle on feed
now and D0 head of hogs, and have just
bought another ton of your Tonics.
A. w. FARRIER, Neville, Iowa
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
S Four Stomachs A Horse Has One Stomach

Cattle and sheep have four stomacbs of very
large capacity. They 'chew their cud" some
thing which no other farm animals do. Cat
tie and sheep will eat and relish, certain feed
and certain roots, seeds and herbs which hogs
or horses will not touch.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
Gold Coin Stock ToniCs $$$ & !


SS$s$ ] = $ # $ y 5$$ 9
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
JUDGE D. 3. sEARLE's OPINION.
LAKE VIEW FARM

IMPORTERS OF SHORT HORN CATTLE
GOLD COIN STOCK FOOD Co. st Paul Mimi
GENTLEMEN: / take great pleasure in telling
you that have found your Gold Coin Stock
TONES the best thing In the way of a stock
Tonic. Your animal Tanics are all right.
highly endorse them. l believe that a tonic
makes the food rations more palatable will in.
crease digestion. and bring the stock raisers
NOR profit.
For two years used Gold Coin Stock Tonic s
while conditioning my show stock for the
State Fair. You have my heartiest endorse
ment as your goods certainly possess high
merit,
ID. B. SEARLE, Judge of District Court
St. Cloud, Mimi
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
THE TRUTH ABOUT DIGESTION.

the different classes
entirely different therefore require different and
for fowl bad for For example, clam
differently different
which intended That
ordinary foods Gold
follows
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
PROF. THOMAS sHAW's OPINION
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT


dDrugAc
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
Gold Coin Heave Cure
Gold Coin Worm Powder.

For worms i'm Horses, Colts, Hogs. Sheep OIL
Cattle. A safe remedy. Guaranteed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of horses is DELI
cate and often easily disordered by improper
feeding or over drinking. Dyspepsia and in
digestion is common in horses.
"coLD COIN HORSE TONIC"
Four Feeds for One Cent.
For horses that refuse their feed or grain
off-feed; to aid digestion, to purify the blood
and sleek the coat; il clears the water, regu-
lates the bowls, cures and prevents diseases.
1t keeps mares and colts healthy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01

shipment
IS
say that On beaten lsp am
Montev do Vim +. No.. 4.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
COIN POULTRY TONIC.
Eighty feeds for One Cent.

A stimulating tonic for the egg-passage to
increase egg formation. 1t contains ingred-
ents TO cure and prevent poultry disease, as
Roup, Pip, Gapes, Chicken Cholera, Leg
Weakness, Vertigo, Etc
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
HOW TO GET THE 25-LB PAIL
Gold Coin Horse Tonic
a 25.Ib pail on 80 days trial.

Gold Coin Hog Tonic
a 25-lb pail on 80 days trial.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
"coLD COIN CATTLE TONIC"
6 Feeds for One Cent.
A Hog Has One Stomach

A hog has one stomach capable of digesting
large quantities of feed, but not the capacity
of a COW or sheep which have four stomachs.
Hogs can stand very little disease, and die
easily and quickly. Most diseases arise from
disorders OF Digestion and worms
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
A FULL 25-LB PAIL ON 30 DAYS TRIAL

To prove farmers and that Gold Coin Tt
stock and make you money increasing profits
pail of any Gold Coin Toncs 80 days trial all who
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
Professional Opinions ofsCoId Coin Tonics

eived such high endorsement and public
Extra profits are guaranteed by their regu'
authorities say:
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
A Fowl has Two Stomachs

Fowls have no teeth, therefore they require
an extra stomach in which to grind the grain
feed This form of digestion differs from all
other farm animals. Fowls are raised tor
two purposes, eggs and flesh Fowls require
an entirely different "Tonic" than other
stock
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-01-01
"eoID COIN HOG TONIC"

No STOCK FOODS IN the WOTIu nave TtCt
praise as Gold Coin Stock Tonics. e
lar use. Read what the following high
PROF. THOMAS sHAW'S OPINION
GoLD Com STOCK FOOD Co., st. Paul, Mimi.
The ingredients used In the manufacture OF
Gold Coin stock TONES have been submitted
TO me and my opinion asked with reference TO
the Influence thty are likely To exert on AMI
mails With reference thereto j may say that
they are of a character which would be help
full TO all anima Is out of tone. The difference
IN the combination used for the different
classes of animals I regard as wise dis
tinction. Properly used, su h ingredients
should be helpful in toning up horses when
preparing them for spring work and aiding
digestion IN cattle and other stock in low con-
dillon or injured by excessive feeding.
(signed) THOS. SHAW,
Formerly Professor at the University of Mimi
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
RING RULES SAUSALITO
PooIroom Element and Machine
Jockey Election Through

SAUSALITO, Aug IS. c. Pistolesi.
reputed leader of the poolroom element,
was busy at the polls yesterday. He
had his men lined up and they all voted
the colored tickets of the machine The
white tickets signifed pure politics
the Lincoln Roosevelt league.
The polls were open only from noon
until 2:30 o'clock p. m. Most of the
solid businessben who live in Sausalito
had no opportunity to cast their ballots
Many sacrificed their business interests
in San Francisco to take the 11:45 boat,
so they could get to their homes and
vote the Lincoln Roosevelt ticket.
All the railroaders had the yellow
and buff coiored tickets. The Portu
guese and hangerson of the poolrooms
were all lined up. The total vote was
397, Of which the machine polled 333
and the league Ca
The following delegates were elected:
Precinct No. John Z. Reed, Will
liam L. Sutherland, John Hayes.
Precinct No. 2-L. c. Pistolesi, Ed H.
Shoemaker, Peter ]. Fagen, Charles A!
Peters, Harry J. Loriano, +. l. Kisten-
maeher, Fred Niebling.
Precinct No. 3-P. J. Elliott +. d.
LinsIey, ]. F. Renner, Joseph v Silva,
De Witt c. Mason William Mcmillan.
Richardson precinct. p. Gee, J. II.
Moore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
MIMIC BATTLE WITH REDS
OPENS Y. NJ. |. MEETING
Indians Attack Historic Suffers
Fort and Brave Defenders
Repulse Them
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 15.-The Young
Mems institute celebration in honor of
the twenty-fourth grand council of the
order, which convenes in this city Mon
day, began tonight with an entertain
grounds were fitted up as they were in
the days of '49, and the scenes of the
early days in California were repro
duced. One of the features of the en-
tertainment was an attack upon the
fort by Indians and repulse by the
defenders.
The entertainment was attended by
great crowds, several thousand
strangers having come to this city to
witness it and other features of the
elaborate program that had been pre-
pared.
Tomorrow will witness one of the
biggest Catholic demonstrations ever
seen in this city. 1t will be a parade
in which every Catholic organization
in the state will be represented It
is expected that fully 1000 marchers
will be in line. Following the parade
all will attend mass at the cathedral
of the Blessed Sacrament. After the
religious services the visitors will be
escorted to the new pavilion, where
dinner Will be served by the Young
ladies' institute.
A baseball game between the Sacra-
mento Y. M. 1. team and the San Fran
cisco knights of Columbus will be the
feature of the afternoon. There will
also be jubilee Initiation of a class
of about 500 at the assembly chamber
of the state capitol at 2:30 o'clock
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
NEW PRESIDE BAKERY
TO COST ABOUT $4,000
Bids to Be Opened September
a; Transport Crook to Re-
Iieve Warren in Islands

WASHINGTON. Aug. .15--Bids for a
new bakery at the Presidio will be
opened in the constructing quartermas-
ters' office in San Francisco September
4 This is to cost in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000.
The second set of bids for the con-
struction of the general supply depot
and docks at Fort Mason will be opened
August 25.
Work. on the new brick storehouse at
Fort Baker will be completed about
September /.
Construction of a storehouse at Fort
Mcdowell will be finished about Octo-
Der /.
The army transport Crook will make
a special trip from San Francisco, leav-
ing September 10, for Manila This
vessel will relieve the transport Warren
on Philippine interisland service. The
Warren Will be brought home and
placed out of commission.
c. j. Erickson of Seattle has been
notified by the navy department of the
acceptance Of his bid of s1,625, 900 for
construction of Puget sound drydocks
Erickson was the lowest bidder
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
SAN FRANCISCO DANCER
RETURNS TO AMERICA
lsadOre Duncan, After Years of
Triumph Abroad, VIII Ap-
pear in New York
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALI

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-Aiss Isadora
Duncan, the classic dancer, arrived to-
day from Europe, accompanied by a
musical director. Miss Duncan has
Just terminated her engagement at the
Duke OF York's theater, London, and
begins her American season at the
Criterion theater Tuesday night
Miss Duncan has not seen her native
country in 10 years, nor since her
dancing school, conducted at the Hotel
Windsor. was destroyed by fire that
raZed that building. She is the daugh-
ter Of Joseph Duncan, first president
Of the Academy of Arts Of San Fran
cisco. Miss Duncan said.
i am happy, but naturally little
tlmOrous, at coming back to my ma
tive country. While / shall fulfill a
contract with Charles Frohman for q
brief season, my principal purpose is
to take advantage of substantial offers
toward establishing in America
school that shall teach dancing as an
aid 10 health and the correct deveI-
opment of children.
New York viii have such a school
OF dancing as Paris and Berlin It will
De founded in one of the suburbs. The
institution viii foster talent wherever
II Is TO be found. In the end we hope
10 establish an institution that will be
national in its scope"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-16
HUNGARIAN BARON. TRIES
TO END LIFE WITH GAS
Close Friend of Count Szen-
chenyi Found Near Death
in Gotham

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Richard Won
Arkovy, aged Is. said to be Hun
garian baron and a close friend of
Count Szenchenyi. who married GLADYS
Vanderbilt, attempted suicide today in
an apartment in West Eighty-sixth
street where he lodged. He was found
in bed unconscious and inhalfng H.
Eliminating gas through a rubber tube
connected with a gas1et
Won Arvoky had been earning a liv-
ing by writing for the magazines and
q s a salesman and life insurance agent.
He left notes to his landlady, apologiz-
ing for his action, and to his mother
and the Hungarian consul. He was re-
moved to hospital in dying condi-
tion.
Manuscripts which he left were de-
scriptions Of his poverty and of his
"reminiscences of the Szenchenyi we'd
ding.