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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Nns Scm Snnerta WarDlano's nno
ben angrcnsenocn Stnatcu.
St]aGtcncr ais 3 6 icBbolbI
perbaftet

Staltcrcr ais 2 btcBbolD
pcrbaftet.
Gin 4l.jGbrigcr Stoliener, NonlcnS
Solpotor glbod)ino, iibt I'M 0ef1ng'
nib 81 Sreoerid, Mo- nm 0as Sor'
geben Der @rpBgeidporenen ab5u-
mortcn. Gr lit ongcidrloigt, 6rou
Mid)ocI gronter in ibrer 8o6nnng
an ser @cit-G. StroBe in 6reoerid
bltrd ciner RcpolperituB idmer per
,pltnoet 5lt BADEN. Ser Staliencr 9nb
nod ser Sbat S~eriengelo, muroe
nbcr nad elmer a1fregenoen Sage
bon cinem Yoli5ilten Oingicit &c.
modt. Gurd] cinen Golmetider CAB
gbadino an, ouB CT bon Den Gro
mcr'ifCn gbeleuten in ibrc @pbnlng
e%ingcln0en luorOcn lei; BORT b1tten
sic 9eibcn Damn periudt, i'm nm
feline @ooridaft uno icincn Teuolper
5u berollben. Sn Dem Sonbgemenge
babe iid Die @oife, w6breno SER
Gromer bieielbe IN Der Sono belt,
entIobcn, sic oau9el, ,brqng IN Die
rcbtc @anae Der 6rou, gerooc inter
bolb oes @itges, Gin, uno tur5 oornltt
iettc cine 20bmung Scr rebtcn Seite
cin; Scr 3niton0 Oer&crlcbtcn, mcl6e
nuh Dem "Wontcouc-Soipitol" ii6er-
fiibrt mltrOe, lit bcocnflid). >Sn N6ns
dino'S 0eiit mur0en bci ieincr 6cit.
nobn1c $i5 uro cine 6loid)e @bisfeD
porgeiunOcn. Sr. Wtidoel Gromcr,
scr @ottc Der GerGcbtcn crflGrte lei
nerieitS, 6nb Scr Stolicner Ginlob in
icine Mobnullg be1ebrt un0, noGocm
linn 6icS pcrpcigcrt, bltrd) bic offenc
Soustbiir binburh 0cicllcrt babe.
Storfe Goiis rcttetc lie,
Sic 2.iGbriac Mor9orct Sinner BON
MrioGtspiar, nobe Oorf, "a, nb cine
gan5e Tn3obl nit 3uder iIbcr5ogcncr
Strpd)nin.Eiacn, hie BON Gltcren
3inoern oliI eincm @nnbbrctt scr
@obnlng entbcdt utb Oem &tno &c.
gcbcn porcn. Surge 3cit nodber
ipurbc sic @leine beitig fronf; nod
l1l,gcrcm 3ureocn erfldrten oic ot'
bercn Ginber bie Sudlogc, rnb cin
berbcigcruiencr 9lr5t mar I'M
Stonbe, bas 2eben Ser aleillen 81
rettcn. gr iogtc, oab tic 5weifclloS
oeItorben iein miirbe, b0tte tic nidt
cine 10 itorfe Coils bes @iftes ST iid)
ac1on1men.
& in -bortnGdi9er IuSbres
der.
Gin Snioyic bes Yrirce Georges
gountp- @efGngniiics gu Upper Morl.
boro, Wo., Nomtns Sronf Shon,
ipcldlcr inter Scr 9lnihulbignng ltebt,
bon cinem Sormer in Trince8corge's
County cine Sub gcito6len 81 ba6en,
mod)tc cinen toIfiibnen geriut, Ben
8cfGnanib Nufieber Ollie Sling 81
iibcripdltigen unb Iid, cinen Ne9 ms
sSreie 81 babnen. Scin Gorbaben
piirOe oltd) pobrideinlif aclunBen
icin, ipenn ni6t cine 8efongene rnO
Elm StrGfling Dem eiaormigen auf-
ieher 81 Siilfe gefommen puren, Der
bereits aus mebreren @nnben blu'
tete, sic Shon linn mittelIt zines Gd.
iirmciiers beigebraft bate. Sn ben
9eiis bes 9etteren mar Sdon, mie
es beiBt, burt cine Srou, ongeblih
ieine Satin, 9eiebt woroen, bic ibn
oaIielbe in einem aud]en perborgen
su3uiteden peritanoen bate. Ser re
biote Strdfling muroe in Glen ge>
legt. Noh ausiage oes S6eriifs
miro Sdon aud bon ocn 9eborben
Der gunoesbauptito6t inter Ser @n.
lduloigung oes EferoeoiebItabls &c.
ipiinid)t. Gs lit Dies oas 3rpeite WoI,
boB Ger guride ais5ubreben per-
iufte.
Ginbre6erbanbe am @erf.
Nadridten aus Saflano, Wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
@rrmiIdDtc tclcgraDbiidJe Scpcidjru.

- ,Sn Wolocn Gitp, Mo, bat >Sno
u. @rciiel, &crolt5Nebcr bes o@olOcn
Gitp Hegiitcr," ndt WitglieoCr OcS
oortigcn Camp 0cS Sr6ens Scr nUio.
bern @po0mcn bon Tmerito" olli
3oblung bon $4,000 S%d)oocncrlob
pcrtlngt. Gr bcbouptet, Dab bic BE
floGtcn bel ieincr allinobnlc in ocn
Srocn nit inn S~dinoluocr actric6en
ltnO linn pier Nippcn gebrod)cn bit
ten.
- Su Ncpobn lit Die 40 WciIen
bon Geno an ser Giienbabn 0clc0cnc
Srtidoit Sujcn elmer S%cilerSbrunit
5um Opfer gcinllcn.
- 81 Goiro, N.-Y., iino nG6tlid)cr.
pciIc aus 0cm @cloi6ronf in ,@ol.
tera' @OtcI" Sd)nuidge1enitGnoc I'M
Wcrtbe bon $1,000 lnb $500 in Woar
mo 9ricimorfcn gcitoblcn morncn.
Iie TcteftiDS glolben cine Spur I'll
bnbcll.
&n Sen Ortidoiten 2olurp un0
gfo0fo an Scr oWiinneopoliS & ct.
2ouiSs9o6n" iinO mebrerc .Souptgc.
bGli0c @rGnoen gum Spfer geioQcn,
ipeld)c pcrnrltblih oils Jiohc Don
Fferoeoieben angclcgt morocn limo,
mcldcn Die 9cborocn in iiingiter 3cit
oas Seben idlpcr gemoht Go6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26
Ssurs &. 0lciu's aehaurant,
Carton nmb SiablauOtOwm
Wn bic Iamcn.

Sun8e Tdrrer. tpeIbe mDcerne etneiberfunit
~ e~rlerren niiniden. iouten Mot I'M 3ipcitel
fetH. ipobin fth odiiir al lDcnoer. Sie hrau.hcu
mr. bel 2rl. VI. 0abere, 9r. 800, &eft. Snrn.
tnnn. strnfe, O0r3ufprcder ibrcn Rnunen nIs
369lira c~inirn1en mo lie lcrner Die aunft nat
Der fottgei6rtttenIien .Ulettose. Sic erbalien
Sebr iiberule Ne6irnungeH. Srl. u. Sabers,
Nr. 302. Ncf.Saratusa. straac. (378-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

nigcn an Scr Baltimore > io.Sobn"
gc%le0encn Srti6oitcn bon MeIt-&ir-
ginien ibr llnlueien trcibt. Sn Scr
Hoft bonn Wontng olti g~eitcrn iuuroc
in Den 2uoen ser o9lllltcn Goal ono
Gofc Company" lrnb IN baS EoItonlt
81 Sunnclton, M..&o., ein0cbroden.
Iielelbe @onbe pliinoerte in Oeriel.
ben Noht cinen 2oOcn ST. @lto, W.
ga, etipo 10 Wtcilcn porl Saflono.
Sic EpIijei lit sen T0ltbern olli Der
Spllr.
Gin g e1pogcl.
PM ieincr Scimiubrt bon Clifton,
W0., iprong Scr Iormcr Sllte 5000.
pear bonn 8. Giitrift uon icinCn @o.
gen ob, Inn cine filrSc l%lntcrboltun9
nit cincn Sreunoe 81 filbrcn. Sn Der
3luiidcn5eit modie iid Oos Fiero
aus oenl Staube; bci'm Greu5cn bc5
@cleiics Scr yEcnniplponio-9obn
bel Bacon Sill muroe ooS @efGbrt
bon einem 3u9e erfobt, Dos Eiero
milrbe ~qctobtct unb Scr @agen uouig
5crtriimmcrt. ..l...u
@ otnte Br1it6cnt Mcatn.
len.
SIM gltcr bon 80 Sobrcn crlog &c.
tern &r. Senrp 2. SeIt Don Dprf,
go, nnd filr5cm &ronfcnlngcr elmer
StorunG bcS NcrpcniuitemS. Ger
Tcrltorbcnc mar NpntbCtcr, 0n6 o6Cr
0lcIcn gcritf altf,i INN olS Eropcbt
unO og0ttlidcr Seller" oui;utrctcll.
EcIt mar scr Wonlt, mcld,rr fur5 Dor
Scr grnloroung ocS ErGiiOcntcn
WicainIcb oenicl6cn Dor GSolocSj
morntc. mclfcr ipGter mirflid oos
Nttcntot ousiiibrtc.
GbedS pom Diitori d en-
Mertbc.
3ipci Gbcds bon biitoriihcm SSlttc.
rclIe b0llgcn eingerobn1t IN Der Sar.
mcrS on0 Wed)anicS National 9ant"
in SreOcrid, Wo. Ger cine lit fir
Den 9etrag bon $30.G2Ha, ge5oqcn
bon SronciS Scott Sen oltf bic 6rc'
oerid = County : Wont, 5oblbor an
Nobcrt @nrfielb, mo lit botirt bonn
10. Sftobcr 1882. Ser onocrc lcl,ttt
oili $50, gc5o9cn olii oieielbc 9onf
bon u. Titdic, 5oblbor an barbara
Srietd)ie, ln0 botirt pom IS. Sebrllor
1857. @cibe Chefs iino Gigcntbunl
bes Srn. Is. Wonb 9einnt bon GSrc'
ocrid.
Seiertc eincn II. @e6urtS,
tag.
Gincr Scr Gltcitcn Wiiraer bon Src.
bcrid, Wto., Sr. Gapio Sornlon Solo,
~fcicrtc bortielbit icincn II. @cturtS.
tog. Gr ipurbe om "a. gltguit 1881
IN iener Stobt geboren iinb NOR 40
Sabre binburh gitfieber in ser go.
Grif Ser peritorbencn SS. Sorbt uno
Gcaier. Gr lit Gbef . Sngcnieur Scr
lln~o6bGngigen Spriscr . Gompognic
Hr. / ieit Dem So3re 1877 unb oa.
nit elmer Ser Gltciten ireiipiQigen
Scicripebrleute bas Stnotes Wtorp'
LAMB.
Starter Efirii6 -8 ian
Sad Weloungen aus Soger6tomn,
$40, lperben in bieier ISOLDE BON
SmitbSburg, @oibington County,
aus beoeutenoe 2noungen bon Eiir'
iidcn ausgeianbt merben. Die bei'm
Serfauf er5ielten Treiie beginner lid
allm1blid 81 beiiarn. Sn ser porigen
ISOLDE brod)ten Die Sriidtc rs Gents
Ills 81 pro Snlb 9uId,el = aorb. 9ic
mmeiiten Der Ffiriibe aus Sen &C.
birgS . @egenoen geben noh 9olti.
more, philadelphia u1o Nem.yorf.
SALT pom Wirnbaun.
Sr. Sacob 3. goper, Elm nobe5u G5
Sabre after llnions 9etcron, fiel
an Wontag aus elmer Sobe bon 30
SUB bon einem Yirnbaum nabe lei.
rler @obnung in &obrersuiae, Waib
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

ington . County, SIR Gr0c. Ser I'm
fall crcigucte lid, in0cm cir Iit brodL
al Den bic Seiter, ollf Der 9opcr
ltono, gclebnt mor. Gr iuurbc in bc.
muBtloicn 3uItonOe, hos 5erlhrnocn,
o%uigeboben; man iiird)tCt, bob CT III.
mere Serletun9cn erltttcn bat.
Serb dngnib poIle II IL
uorihti9teit.
6rau Socob Minid bon Mingcrtou,
@aibington . Gpul1tp, Ms, mrroc
5ufGaig, iuGbreno lie al cincnl 9tod).
borbauic poriiber ging, burd) cine nc.
uolucrtu9cl in Die rcdte @ilite getroi'
fen; ibre @erlesung lit nift ilngc'
fGbrlid. Sin iunger Wtann, Nomen5
Gorbou0b, reini9tc I'M Soie ieinenNc.
polper, olS Elm flcineS Wtdp6en, 0uS
iid) in ieiner @cicuitoit beionb, iblt
Rot, Die g8offe abidieBcu 5t biirien.
0n3 ain0 briidte los, uGbrenh eS Die
NiinOung gerooc in Die &id)tltna
nod) Scr StroBc belt, uno Die Ser
luunoung Der gerooe buo Snlts poiii.
rcnocn Srou Wtillid NOR Die Solgc.
Gie& 9fp,ills 4n3,ltSt J. II II 8.
@citGrii bc0dnii IN NodDiaG, MO,
sic 50. SobrcS : 9lllSitrlliu,0, Die bier
Gage Ooilcrt. Nod) sen bisbcrigen
Nn5ciden oijtftc sic o~icSiGbrioe 6oir
olc ibrc @or9dltgcr in oen Sdottcn
itclcn. Sn bcn observation-disclosures
lit iclblt Dos lcbtc Gfdcu bciebt.
@cnn olrd) oicicS Wiol bel ocn Yfcroe.
Gcnnen feline Wctten obgeidloiicn
lperOcn oiiricL 10 bot Dies bod nid)t
lGbmcno nlti 0ieiclhen o%ingcipirft. IS
ltno 100 Gintro0ungcn fir Die Gcn.
ncn Gcntudt. un0 Der Sport, mcld)cr
I'M crItcn Gage Gcbotcn mur0e, mar
ourd)mcg Gin icbr gutter.
Is ii II It gc g q 6 ri Of
Nod elmer longen Bcriooe oeS
StiuitonbeS nobnten, mie aus Wors
Gontoiun, M.s%u., gemcloct miro, Die
@laSbiitten Der .Miqbtmon @loi
Co." Der Seneca @loB &c." Scr
.Wtorgontolpn." mo Scr yStor @loi,
80" om Wontng ibren 9etricb lpic.
Scr olli. glld) Ole ngmaricon Sbcet
on0 Gin Flote So" bot ibrc Sobra.
ton . @crfe micOcr eroiinet, II. 5lpor
nit polcr Nrbcitcr Sorce.
Sn Den Anlogcn Ser nGberrp Hiper
Wroom II. Suunbar So" bon Hid1.
MOOD, nobc Glnrtoburn @.,go., pllr.
ben gcitcrn 20OO Nrbeitcr nell ei1ge.
ite0t. Mieiigc, bel Der @eieaitoit
cingclouiene @citcalngcn goben ocn
Inlob.
SooeSfGIIc in Worpfan6.
Sn ieincr @obnlnG nobc IrnoloS.
Stotion, Inne Nrun0el Z Gollntp, Der,
idieo, GO Sabre oft, Sr. SenrD bon
S6roocr an eincm @ebirnidloge. Gr
mar 40 Sabre long ols bo6angcicbe.
lter GARNER i'm %gcnunnten Gountp
oni0Iiig. Sn &onnouer, 9eutit.
ldlo, 9ebiirtig fam CT IN jugenolis
dem Sitter nod) Oieicm 2onoe; feline
Wittue uno odt ainber trallern on
ieiner @obre.
Sm alter bon 66 Sabren itorb I'M
Sanie ieines Nrlocrs in GmmitS.
burg, 5rc0erid County, Sr.Somue(
Gpltcr, Elm 8etcrnn bes 8iirgerfrie-
ges, 3mei 9riiocr. George uno SaQ
Gpiter, iiberleben i'm. as.4.,e .
gu 8rabcgetragen.
Hodridten aus Sngerstomn, W0.,
5ufolge mpbntcn DEM g~egrGbniB bon
Sri. Worp Gli5o Martin grinbom,
aus Waplepile, northumberland,
ipeldc oiird) Die 3uiGlige Gntlobung
elmer bon ibrenr &atcr ullter ieinenl
Wettc pcritett gebnItenen 6linte &c.
tootct iuuroe, min0eiten5 800 Eerio.
men bel. Gle Gbriitlide Stride in
Wcaper Greet, in lpelber Der 5rolier.
@ottesoienit obgcGalten Duros, fonn-
te nidt aqe 2eiOtragenoen faIien, Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-26

sum Sbeil oitf ser StroBe ite6cn
muBten. Gic 9ciilbuna iano mti
Dem 6%rieoboic Ser Iltberiihcn &irdc
ltatt.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
Probate Court.

Estate ct Aaron Raymond, deceased
Estate closed to creditors.
Estate Of Henry y. Geer, deceased
Same as above.
Estate of Marie and Florence Rooster
mluors. Order entered co., frming guar
dams sale Of real estate.
Estate of Hazel Dams, miuor. Order
entered discharging guardian.
Estate of Jane Cording, deceased. An
nual account of executor fled
Estate of William Johnso deceased -.
Letters testamentary issued TO Sarah
Johnson, Covert
Estate Of Lila b Morris, deceased.
Letters OF administration issued to DR..
Raymond Morris, Keller.
Estate of Harold Wiley, minor. Peti
ton by guardian for license to sell real
estate filed. Hearing, Dec T.
Matter of Laura Cobb, minor Applica.
ton for adoption aud change of name to
Laura Stoup. Order entered
Matter of Joseph Adams, insane.
Emergency order committing 10 asy yum.
Estate Of Chauncey w Butterlitd i'd, de.
ceased Petition for appointment of al
mlnistrator tied Hearing, Nov 80.
Estate OF Marie aud Hazel MCINTYRE,
minors. Petition for appointment of
guardian flied.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
YOU MAY NOT NEED IT NOW
Put 1T in Some Safe Place, for it
May Come in Handy
Some Day.

Here is simple homemade mixture
as gwen by an eminent authority on kid
ney diseases, no makes the statement
that it VIII relieve almost any case of
kidney trouble If taken before the stage
of Brlght's disease He states that such
symptoms as lame back, pain In the
sloe. frequent desire to urinate, especial.
ly at night, painful and dlscolored urlna-
ton are readily overcome. tiere Is the
recipe. Try 1t:
tluid Extract Dandelion, one-haif
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take teaspoobful after each
meal and at bedtime.
A well known druggist here in town is
authority that these ingredients are all
harmless aud easily mixed at home by
shaking we'll in d bottle. This mixture
has peculiar healing and soothing ct
feet upon the entire kidney and urinary
structure, and often overcomes the
worst forms of rheumatism in Just lit
| tie while This mixture is said to re
move all blood disorders and cure the
rheumatism by forcing the kidneys to
! filter and strain from the blood aud sys-
| ten all uric acid and foul, decomposed
waste matter, which cause these afil'c
tions Try it il you arn't Well. Save the
prescription.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
Zeal ESfaIe IccnSiarA.

Eta * LaPierre to Elisha b and
Phoebe Wright; lots l, 2, 6 blk Malta
wan $500.
Elisha b Wright to Phoebe Wright;
29.4l a secs 3, 10 Antwerp 81.
Reuben Sweet and to Stanley Sack
EFT; pei W "a sec II Pine Grove 1915.
Wm 5 Bradley adm to Emma Wank;
lot blk Lake View adm South Haven
$50.
David Andrews and to j Smith;
n p p NV ID sec 30 Columbia 81.
Alexander Depuy to Jennie Hudson;
sec 30 Pine Grove $50.
Jennie Hudson to Hannah E Ber.ley
same pei $50.
Martha j Bush to Hannah K Bersley:
sme pei as last two $40
Hannah Bersley to o Hudson; IL a
8 a sec 30 Pine Grove $3.50
Mary Taft and to Frank Farlipg: pt
Christian Goodman aud to Harry f
Packer; pit "a "a sec % Waverly
$500.
Andrew Brown and to Oscar Farrer
and We p "a e 4 sec % Covert;
$3.50.
Oscar Farrer and W to Andrew Brown
and "a; pei a sec ID Covert $500.
Barney Cross and to NJ Il Freshwa.
waters; lot blk A South Haven $1,000
Horace Fuller ct al to Henry Fuller:
e 30 n p sec 33 Porter SO
| Geo Howard and to Wesley Knox;
W p "a sec II Antwerp 81.
Albert Nealley to Thomas Seavey and
W; "a "a "a sec 30 So Haven
S2200.
VIM III Pritchard and to Chas f
Pritchard; 5 e "a s " "a sec7 Decatur 81
Est Viola Adams to John Barnhart
and W; pei secs II, 20 Decatur $500
Orlando Lee and TO Orrin Horton
pei sec 10 South Haven $1,000.
Laura Wilcox and h to Orrin Horton
pei W "a sec 81 Geneva $1,000.
Orrln Horton to q w Lee; same as
last above $1,000.
Eli Sargent and " to Edwin Fisher
aud W; 9S671a TT sec Waverly S475.
Richard Walton and to Lyman Clio
YER; 30 n n fir "a sec 81 Paw Paw 81.
h NJ } Hall and to Carlton J Rus
sell and W; pit n W "a sec 80 Lawton 500
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
AaPayinG. Investment.

Mr.. John White OF 30 Highland Ave,
Houlton, Maine, says: "Have been trou-
bled with cough every winter and
spring. Last winter tried many adver.
tised remedies, but the cough continued
until | bought 30 cent bottle of DIR
Kings New Discovery; before that was
half gone the cough was all gone. This
winter the same happy result has fol.
lowed: few doses once more banished
the annual cough. am now convinced
that DR. Kings New Discovery is the
best of all cough and lung remedies. -
Sold under guarantee at A. c. Martins
drug store. soc. and 81 90. Trial bottle
free. M
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
First Jewish Cemetery.

Many travellers on the Third and
Gocond avenue elevated railways OF
New York city wonder how the little
cemetery at New Bowery and Oliver
street came to be there. IL Is a
remnant OF the first Jewish cemetery
in the United States and was estab-
lished In 1875
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
UP ABOUT
THE COURT HOUSE
Business of Official Nature
Transacted by Van Buren,
County Officials.
LIST OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Many Real Estate Transfers and
Many Probate Matters
Disposed Of,
LIST OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
NEW SnifS.

August SchWelnus vs.. Charles ID.
HIrsch. Iujuuction.
Carl Reese ct. ux VI. Agnes Brandt.
Bill to quiet title.
Lewis Algren vs. Agnes Brandt.
Ejectment
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-11-13
Argument.

Many lawyer who puts up a good
argument in court fails to be convinc.
ing at home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
CORRECTED LINE OF MARCH FOR THE
RECEPTION PARADE FOR ADMIRAL THOMAS

xv1s m the official line for the reception parade
Admiral Thomas and hftyive officers OF the Heet which
a from the Alexandra at III O'CLOCK sharp TINS
morning:
East on Fifth Main street. north on Main street to
the Plaza Plaza and counter marching south on Nam
street to the junction Spring and Temple Streets west Tenn
lie TO North Hill street. past high school buildings (where stu
lents will gather en- nase) back south North Hill and Tenn
NE TO Spring street Spring Eighth
west on Eighth Broadway north Broadway
First street west Hill street. south Hill
to Seventh street. Seventh street to Westae park
through Wesske park Wiltshire boulevard west Wiltshire
to south Vermont to Tenth
street east on Tenth Westmoeand place. south through
Pco street. west on Pico street to Har
yard Harvard boulevard Hobart boulevard
south on Hobart boulevard Twenty street through
Berkeley square to south Hermosa street
West Adams street West Adams street to ST. James park
through ST. lanes park and Chester place back to West Adams
street east Adams Fgueroa street. north
Foeroa street to Washington Washington
Grand avenue Grand to Seventeenth street.
west on Hope street north Hope street to Sixth
Olive north Olive
to Fifth street east on the Soldiers Monument
trance of Central park and disperse
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21

Bill Mullholland and General Chaffee!"
And so with the harbor. The inner
basin was framed and dredging pe-
gun. Point Firmin was pushed out
to shelter the anchorage on the west.
Catalina island was ready and on It's
way to be deposited three miles from
shore, thus completing the grandest
harbor on earth. Again weariness and
Catalina was dropped twenty-five
miles away. And thus it is today that
man, busy carrying out the evident
plans of the great Designer, has got
ten the harbor far enough along to see
visions of it's final perfection.
fastening Plant Perfection
Just as the tireless Burbank is has
tening plant perfection by Intelligent
ly following natures own method, the
law of selection, so in making an ar
tificial harbor at San Pedro no revolu-
ton is being attempted, but simply
rational rounding out of natural feat
ures.
The breakwater running out from
Point Firmin takes the place of the
great San Francisco peninsula inclos-
ing San Francisco bay, or of Long
island, which protects New York har-
Dor from the surges of the Atlantic. =.
The breakwater, $3.50 feet long and
nearing completion, shelters from all
south to southwest storms 400 acres OF
deep water anchora age-that is. an
chorage with more than thirty feet of
water. Three hundred and fifty acres
are protected from storms coming due
southeast Beyond southeast toward
the east the harbor is protected by the
mainland itself, not many miles away.
But the sheltered anchorage formed
by the breakwater is far from being
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first formal recognition of the chief
and warrant officers of the fleet given
them since their start on this cruise.
They accordingly appreciated Los An
geles' cordiality the more. AS John j.
Murray chief gunner of the flagship
Georgia, Admiral Emory's flagship,
said:
-Four months and four days 1 was
on board, never taking shore leave,
principally because | was not invited
to do so. But when we came to Los
Angeles, this citys cordial welcome
caused me TO come ashore and enjoy
the sights Of the city. We all appre-
ciate it."
The program closed with a theater
party at the Belasco, where the Off
GERS enjoyed The Girl of the Golden
West"
Today the program will be repeated
virtually, the other half of the number
of chiefs and warrant officers OF the
fleet partakins of the entertainment.
Same Program Today
The officers will meet at San Pedro,
Redondo and Venice where they will
board special cars for Los Angeles
and here start on an automobile tour
of the city at q. m. Refreshments
will be served at Chairman McGregor' S
home at $3.50 o'clock, while they will
return to the King Edward hotel at
5:15 p. m, have a banquet at Levy
commencing at p. IN. and attend the
Belasco again.
The committee will be the same
Charles M. Draper being POSTMASTER,
while E. j. Louis Of the naval reserves
of California will personally represent
Governor Gillett.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-21
BANQUET CHIEFS AND
WARRANT OFFICERS
MEMBERS OF BIG FLEET HON
ORED BY LOS ANGELES
Auto Rides, Reception, Feast and
Theater Party Enj njoyed-Program
Will Be Repeated
Today

For the first time since the big fleet
left the port of Hampton Roads on De-
cember Is, the chiefs and warrant Off
Gers were recognized yesterday by a
celebration in their special honor
Gunner Frank A. McGregor, United
States navy, retired, of Los Angeles
was the chairman of the committee in
charge of this entertainment, Charles
r. Drake, acting masters mate under
Admiral Porter during the Civil War,
Charles A. Garfield and Ensign Ernest
NJ. Vaughan of the Seventh division,
California naval militia, comprising the
rest of the committee.
Many of the chiefs and warrant Off
GERS came from the Seaports in special
cars, and all met at the Pacific Electric
building, where the committee took
them in charge.
From the King Edward hotel, the
headquarters for the visitors, the party
went in automobiles on trip around
the city. Many were the expressions of
pleasure at the sights the city afforded.
A reception and luncheon was given
to the visitors at the residence of Chair
man McGrecor, Mrs. McGregOr assist
ing in receiving most graciously.
Enjoy Auto Trips
After a further trip around the city
the party returned to the King Edward,
where they rested prior to gathering
around the banquet board at Levy's
cafe, where a sumptuous repast was
served.
Seventy-fve of the chiefs and war
rant officers of the fleet gathered there
and listened to the bright and enter
tanning remarks of the various speak
ers.
Chairman McGregor introduced as
toastmaster the Hon. Charles NJ. Dra
per, who represented Mayor Harper.
The toastmaster was particularly hap
py in his remarks, and prefaced each
speech with most appropriate words.
The music furnished by Sobarzo's or
chestra was well rendered and included
a most varied program.
The chairman spoke of the aid he had
received in this work of preparing to
receive these guests from John Elliott,
Los Angeles representative Of the Asso-
ciated Press; De Witt Wallace, jr., En-
sign Ernest M. Vaughan of the naval
militia, and Hon. Charles NJ. Draper.
Lieut., Col. w. J. Barrett, A. d. c.
staff commander-in-chief of the Ma
tional Guard of California, spoke, and
officially represented Governor Gillett
upon this occasion
Many Speeches Made
Chief Carpenter Timothy E. Kiley, U.
S. n, and Gunner Edwin Alberts, U.
S. N, spoke briefly but most pleasant
lv. Robert Connolly represented John
r. Elliott of the local Los Angeles
branch of the Associated Press, re-
spending to the toast Of 1.-The Press"
while Warrant Machinist M. S. Hollo-
way, U. S. N. made the last remarks
of the evening.
Again and again the speakers re-
ferred to the fact that this was the