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WCDcr'o &lcineS COMBINATIONS
Scrifou.

Die Sbcutcr aataItropbc IN Nous
crtomn IN 9crfo Gountp. go, bat
rod piel mcbr Wtcnihcnlcben gcfo-
ltct, ais nod 0cn critcn Wtcl0unqCrl
lrDortet mur0c. @elu0bnlid) mir0
bel loldCn aatoItrophcn IN Den or
item @crI6tCn ilbCrtricbcn 0ie5mul
ober lit oic 3ohl Der Opfcr GROCER,
ais III Nniar9 AcnlclOet lprlroc. Cine
~gratcnboftc Seimlud)ung Oc9 ocutld)-
pCnminIuuniideu Stu0td)cno. &olmr
cine Semitic, oic nidt Io0tc 5t be-
ttuAcu n0cr &crlpnlbctc ST pflc9cll
hattie. lltgcuii9cnbc NllagGngc, cihc
%elctdtlulg, Die fcllcrgcf0brli6 mar,
cine &nullgoS Grplniion Die cine
luil0c Y0nit %bcrpnrricf lll1Sllrcidcu.
DC S0ld)uorrihtltngcn mo ld]licBlid)
Der 3llunmcnbrllf Der cill6igcn 6cus
rrlpriGc nlli Dem Neac sur Nruno-
itGttc! &erb0nqniB iibcr NerbGng.
lllb, l(no ood) bate lid Die &utos
ltropbc pcrbiltcn loliCn. glber mon
miro bier olrdl Shobcu nid)t flug.
Us iino in 0cn Iebten &obrcn Sbco-
tcr-Hutuitropbcn NIT ldllucrcn &Crlll.
ltCn nj Wteltlhenle6en p%orgctonmcn.
Scr 9rono i'm Sroqltois Sbcotcr IN
.s.E t. -
Chicago nit icincn fltrdtbnrcn Sol
gCn III nod IN Nlcr @coud)tniB. Nuh
cIncr &otoItropbc miro Nclpurnt, gro
Bcrc Sid)rrbctta . Norrihtllngen &c
tOrbcrt un6 - cS blcibt bei'm 9(ltCn.
Iic Nollc III 9opertomn lit niht Die
cjr5iac Wtcnidenfouc i'm &onoc. @e.
FEN Die GorlteIllnoen in T6cotcrn
mo Gon5crtiGlcn rubi0 bon Stot,
ten Damn f6uncn iid) ole NGlinle nod
mo nud) clrtleerell. Nbcr bel ciner
Eonif, III Der bic Wfe,gc fopfIo3
miro, tits cit onocrea. Die &utus
itropbc lit Yopertoipn lit cine crnItc
M}obutng an Die @cboroclL NIT eli.
lcrnCr Strcngc iilr Den Sdltb Ger
WC1ldcnIcbcn III EbCotcrm CONCERT.
iGlcn II. bNl. III iorgcn. IS gibt Der
Micnld)cnIolen nod uicIc I'M CANOE,
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Wtnraarct Edlanr.

IS fturb am Is. SNnunr 1908 mad ftr5cr
Nranfbcit WiGranret Stnmr in ibrem s.. &c
bcusia6re. Guittr oGs ucrilorbeIlet Iobu Roliler
tShaur). SIC Veerotglng iInoet am Snmitag,
y,ad)mittaqa. , llbr, uuu Der QSuhHutg TIRES
Shmieqeriubnee pru. SEQ. y. ICO. III. 1924,
ylnrn. Nnnn.S traHe. aIla itait. lG-tsl
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Hcniua WDlbimith.

IS ftarb am IS. Sulluar 1908 1eatua Cobb
imitp, e5utitu ocs peritorbeuen Slmon Sob
fmitb, I'M utter bon n SdbrcH. 9ie Neerots
Qulta finoct BON oCr lSobHuHg ibrer In6ter.
,5raI Siqm. Ho'enblati, UT, 1913. mt. JtoOals
@|lpenlc. aus am 6nHneritug, Den i. SaHudr,
W{praeus nm 10 llbr. iiati. Ci5-6)
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9lunn Ecbrmanu.

IS itarb am 10. Sununr 1908 strua Sebrs
marn, acltebic Satin bon Charles 6ebrHldnn,
iHl nSsruelitiiheu 6oipiidl". Die NeeroiglHl8
finnet Srcitag, gtabnltldao 3 not bon lbrer
lSobnung, III, 1T4s, CltsRreitons StrdBe, aus
itutt. tl6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16

Sn ii II tier 3eit Dat bic
ldnuei5erii6c Wtilit0r Nermoltung
micocr 8erlll6e nit Der 0rubtlolrn
E%eIc9rophie unternonnlell. 81 Die.
icml 3luede mor III einem obgclcgc.
nen Sbole ON SltBe he@ Gent oe!VtO.
roles Gin GmpfongS Ippnrot oui-
Geitcat. Ger Guerorobt iuor onItntt
cn 5lpci bobcn Wtnltcn oil 5iuei Sells
mGn6cn ungebrnht. Won lpoltc lid
nit Der Station &igil6ei0cgg ingScr-
b%inbr19 ieben, mo Der Grobt ipuroc
audi IN oicicr Hihtumg 9c5ogen, @Gb.
rcu0 ser SclegropbiIt ullf Wtittbci
llllgClt ponl Hiqi lportetc, crbiclt CT
enc 0epcid)c in rltliilder mlo Oorn
enc 5lucite 0epeide in engliher uno
Nnrolli nlcbrerc Selegronumc III ocllt.
lGlcr Sprod)e, Die cinen Seridlt iiber
ocn @ciltnbbeitS5uitonb ocS ocrtlt)cn
&aiierS cntbieltclt. 9ic l(ebcrro.
iduno luor 1uBcroroeutlid) grob, II.
idIicBIid) iul,rhc fcitgcItcIlt, Dab Dem
Npporut ole Mittheilungcl ullSSij0s
Guqlonb 5ufomcu. Iie Gclcarommc
lporen icbr oclltlid,, ieoe 9epclde
muroe itetS 0reimal mitgctbeilt, nm
WtiBpcrIt0nonilie 81 per1neioen.
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cine |llfloIung bes YorlumentS Iol.
gen uno mas Die 9teupoblen brin-
gen miiroen, lGbt lid nibt porouSia.
gen. Sopnn bot I'M leBten Sabre
cnorme Summcn fir Nrntcc un0
6lottc %perluonht. Ser 6inon5.Viini-
tier Oerlongte 6ineu cinnlaligen NIB.
Itrid) Don 56 WiQionen mo cinen ali
i0brli6en Don 20 Miuioneu 0cr. Sic
moIIte man inn ni6t gcitottcn, rnO
cr ging. 3ieie boben NuSBaben fiir
Die iopaniidc @ebrfroit iinO elm per.
oGhtigeS Spmptont.
Ser 8unocs ScnQt bat
bier Gr%nennungen oes Nrdii0cntcn
&ooieuclt fiir ben 8oitoicnIt i'm Stuu-
te Ohio nid)t beitdttgt. Gas lit ct.
mas llngcm0bnIidea, "a es lid nm
Gepublifnncr bonbelt unO nod frijs
bcrcr @~cpiloqenbeit Grnenmungcn, Die
Dem Scnut nidlt genGbm morcll, per
ihlcppt, obcr nid)t oirCft 5uriid9cmtes
len mur0cn, Gie ull90rildli6c 3lts
riidlpeiiun0 ourdl oen Senot lit ourd)
Otc Hiuolit0t Suft'S 1nb 6orofer's IN
Der Gr0iibcntid)oits-G anOiOatur bcr'
Oorgcrufcn luorocn. Yr0iiocltt Noolcs
pelt itcbt fijr Goit Elm uno Oic bier
fiir Ohio crnonnten YoitbcamtCn lUu.
rem Goftioncr. Ser Senot u1tcritiitt
Die bei0cn Scnotoren Goruter uno
did bon Ohio uno mill oic 9utocS
Notronogc Eoft'S nidt Ocritdrft ba
ben, 5ltnlol ga ia olld Scnotor anor
olti Die Frolioentif1aita Domination
ipctiIirt. Ter Suft 6orofcr-S trcit
miro 0ltrd Die Soltlur9 Oc8 Scnot0
nm oud 0et Senot mo Den Fr0li
benton in @egcninb brin9cn. Gin.
trdd)tig miro Die rcpublifuniid)C ErU.
iioentihuft5-G ampoqnc ihUerlid) &c
fithrt mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16

NuS@ Sal binQton miro be
rihtct, bob ShuBomts SCfrctor Cor
tcIpou onltsmiibc ici uno rcii8nirt
bobc. Seitoem &err GortclpOu Erd.
ii0entlhoftS- Iipirotioncn bcgc, icien
icinc 9C5icbungen 81 Dem %rdiiOcn-
ten Nooicuclt 10 %geipnuntc Genoroen,
ooB lciu &crblciben I'M Cabinet nift
nl00Iid ici, Ser GortcIuolL Der in
ucrihjc0cucn Wilnilter- Hciiort1 lottcl
iclt GCpcicn, olS Sanocl@miuiltcr, &c
neral Foitmciitcr un0 Sd)oBnmt9s
ScfrCtGr, lit I'M Congress IN IcBtcr
Belt mcqcn %icirrer 6iuon5poIitif nab.
reno Der lester Sriiis pcrihicoentIid)
onQcQrificn uilS getooclt nor6cn. I'm
Elm ucucs Pint broltft er feline Sor1c
ST troQcn. s, Gicrpont Morgon hat
inn oos 4rGiibentcn-2lntt Der oanif-
fcrbodcr SritIt COMP" in Rcm- port
u~ngcboteL Sic ibdbrc1O 'Oe$ Eonif
ibrc 5biircn idjlob. i7Gcr EoIten jobIt
ii6 icOenidas a6eiitr 4ols ooa Nnt CT.
nca MISUNDERSTANDING odS t2,000.
GoQora pro Snbr brinqt! SlilnlCrhin
bluff inns bie &odrid)t bon 0cipanl.
tcrt N~cjiebungen puiid)cn Er0iiOCnt
mo Shobomtsicfrct0r mclriN 0loitb-
milr0ig. 40
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Midlncl Wucb.

IS itarb am IA. 1auuur 1908 Miid,acl @oeb,
ecltchter @atfe bon Barbara @oeb, i'm 81. Sab
re feiues 9ebere, Sle &eeroiauHg llnoet 6rcn
tau, nm s llbr MiorQcns. bon ietner IeBteu
lSohnunq. 9r. 100. softer. glptuuc. aus iidit.
Jtcqutems 0o6mciic fir ou5 Sell iciner SeeIe
nm 9 llbr III Der bI. 0er5 Seiu4Nirhc. Sers
munote uHo 6reuuoc limo ahttrgsoou eirges
luoeII. bci5uuObrcll. t6-lD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16

Ser &upfert0nig @Ctn6c
lit lucacu grobem SnnfIfWinoel III
Nntlugc5lltunb uericbt moroeh; obcr
Ou CT elmer bon Sen groBcn @uuncrn
iii, miro linn notwithstanding fciacS lei
ller froll.icn NGrdcn gefrilnlnlt iucr-
oen. Nlt1ltItu2 i. Ncil15c, non Wtoll.
tann ltnb NUp.2)ort, mllroc I'M Sabre
1863 i'll @rootlpu gcborcn. Gr 1elob
ieinc critic SdnllbilOitng allf elmer
Schrallitnlt IN NiI0cabeim III Gcutld).
lunb, no er bis sum- picr5ebnten Sc
bcnaiuhre blieb. Cam febrte er nod)
ImCrifo 5urild un0 beilld)te III Sroots
Inn ein Eolptcdnifum, nm Damn ultf
Der Nem- Norfcr GolumbiosllnipcrlitGt
Snoetieilr. mo Observation-Disclosures
Su itll0ircn. Inraui monotc lid)
0ein5c in 1ciAeiI 81. 2ebeneiubrc nab
Dem 2ltpfWQebict III Mpntnno, 100
iciu Sd)orfblid inn bolo crfcrmcn
licb. bofflbicr Welo 81 nod)en lei.
Cine Grhdaft pon icincr @rpBnnlttcr
iebtc ibr indStono. nod 0cutidIono
81 rcilcn nR09Sort nii Der 9cr9bolis
afaoemic sit '8reibcrg inn aonigreid)
Sadicn lcinc acnntniilc 81 pernoil-
itGnoigen. 3ruci Sabre ipGter FAM
CT mieberlm nod) Neu.Nort mo be,
moa leincn oortigcn 9rlocr Arthur.
einen nltANcicidneten SiIrilten nit
linn nodl Moutoln 81 geben no CT
lid, Damn inter ocnt 9ciratb leinea
9ruocrS 3um GrrBcn &upfcrbcr9'
lperts6eliber enlpor arbeitete.
Sic lnncrpoliti ii ell ) II
itonoe Sapan'S lino nuh Den aabels
melouugcn Der leBten Gage Siemlih
5crfabren. 3ruci Winiiter, Der 81
mans. mo Der &erfebrS.O tinilter iino
Sltriideetretelt, mo es bat bcn An.
idlcin, oils Oh ooS game Cabinet ans
DEM 2eim gcbcn polc. Gem piirbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16

Gie dmi den An piclun'
gen, nelhc General : Major Wtc9lrs
four fiir5lid, in SonpliIlu ilber Die
Gclltld) . Mmcrifaner gcntad)t bat,
iinb fir Die Grcfutiuc oca Gclitidl-
Mmerifonji6cn 9totionolbulocS Scr.
onlniilng 0cmcien Dem General cilt
ecborniihtcS TroteItid)rcibcn 5uGc.
bcr 81 lniicn. III oenl Sebtcrcr iucaclt
lciicr OolliN lnliiotifi5irtett Icube-
rlln9cn dui'sSd loriitc acgeiBelt miro.
Sic IeuBerumg ocS Generals, ooB
Elm &rieu 5luild)en oen Ser. Stoutelt
i,nb Dem 9cltihen &cid)e linoer.
meiolid) lei. miro offs olberl1 ull0 ab'
geidnlodt be5ei6net. 3nglelh miro
Ole 9ebouptlm9 oes 8cncrolS gu.
riidgcluiclcn, ooB eS Der 0cutld).ullc-
rifoniidcn &epolferu1ia All Futrio-
tiSmliS fchle unb nls cine boamillige
G%ntIteQltng ser Sbatlahen blngc'
ltellt. SdlleBltdl iulrD lto0 oerlertf,
FOB Der Natipnolbiino oapoil obgeIc.
Len babe. irgeno melde Sf)ritte &c.
gen Den General III unternebmcn, ilrl
helien Ibiebung berbeiSufiibrerL mie
bieies bon einiaen StaotsperbGnoen
eeiheben iii, neil Die Greflltipe Der
%niiht lei ooB sic betrcffcnhen Be
mertunaen mebr bllrd llnluiiienbeit
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ais onrG b6ie gbii6t pcronIoBt NOR
Den ieien. (g8bG.)
Rniulan6's tiirfiI6e Saber,
GauitabI c. Yebdrbe' EoItamt gegcn. etets otfeu.
tMuu22-I


NJ. u. @reismnnn, II Sabre alt. Gr, 1897.
gturn sqm3crnesStrabc. IL. SuHIar.
NINA sh6picr, 4s Sabre alt. 9Ir. 1ll7,
Goro=9au has Stru6c, 10. IdHnur,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16
Ghriitina @cib.

IS itdrb ant IS. Sumiur 1908 GbriitinG
@riB, aelie6tc Satin bon @eorg gScib, I'M
Nlter bon 40 Subren. in ibrer gSobmtng, nj.
2t7, NHuIs 9uleb. Sic SecrotQung finoct Cunt
n~critag, Jiadmittug o nm , llbr, bon Der uberl
geuuHllieu g&ubuulB aus 'tait. gctictun9 urt
Der ,9ouoonsE urfsG cemetery,
Ser trancrnpe 8attc nno StnOer.
Gl-tG1
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8crmiId)fe 4n5eisen.
! 0lnfrnf

. VHTFWT :
Hadiic6euo 6e3etbueie Fcrloteu:
T. WIiiucr, Nuitus, Geborei am %, ScSembcr
1926 in SpuHgclberg, ODER ieifle Grbel;
,. 2lmclssScnrid, Bertha Marie @niEln, get.
Sueroied, Sbcfrull oes I'M Sabre 1852 llag
9lmcriia nusgeiudIoerten Serulann 6rtcort6
qbtlipp 9~lmels=Cenrid aus Dem Rcgies
tungsbc5irl Ssnubriid, oocr ibre Sttrber:
I. Srieori6 2Silbelm, 6eboreil ant .. SEPT.
.. Gliie sumn, ec6orcu am %. 5ebr. 1877;
mo
3. Grrma Qcribn, qeboren am 4. Snrti 1882,
iperoen erildt, bel Dem untcr6eibHeten perio9'
lil ODER i6riftIich lid III lHeloen.
Inn ~gtusfufrit i;ber ocrcH %erbIeib oocr &b'
lebeu erfuht:
ga Iii mo c. Mo, ben /. San: 1908.
Ter @cruricr ors Gaiierithrn aonlnlats,
5rcocrid 4. Sfneioer,
80 Jr. T. SiiosSans Strabe.
CSnn 1.iNiiso1M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-16

llutItult IlIIubCs NNNllNll Nllb >N|NAh
mo geben elm o%bgcrrnOctea fulturcl=
les @cianmtbilo. MoS Is mud lei:
.&aiier Milbclm . &unal," o0uager
Gricocn0 . Gonfercn5," n%rlono,"
r@ounopcr," u6eIicn" oaorlarlbe,"
u&oiiel," n,Slroen," ,@c~nerolItab,"
u@emerfpereinc," o@rtc6iideairhc,"
,@iitcrobi6dtung," oNonOela Ser
tr0oe," o0anollngS @ebIlfc" -
nm aan5 piatiirlih MIR cinige Nrti
tcl ans Dem iojialen uno politiihcn
Scbell beralS 81 grcifen itberull
miro INNS Die gIcihe obiettiOc, mliai-
icnoc mo crih6picnoe }ustumit 81
I6Cil. stare ocutlidc Sol5ihnittc
non pcinlidittr NltSfiibrum9 in nut
itcrgiiltiger Rtprooltttiom 9lutotppcn
nno tiinitlttiihe forbigc SoIeln ncbit
elmer groBen Wienge IN ocn Cert gc-
0rlldtcr Mb6ilomgen bcmciien Of
lcntbo(6citJ ShB oll6 in Der &Iluitro-
tiouS 3 6roge Wilitergiiltigteit Dem
Nerlag Heitmotip lit. So bringt Der
oalcinc Meper" nidt MIR iC0em ct
mas nclL cr bringt icOcm allies, Del
len or bcOurf.
"a, 100 Der ,@roBc Wcpcr" aus
bclonoeren 8riinOCn nid)t ongcihoift
mcr0cn fam bari Ou9 icd)abunoigc
&crt an ieine Stclc tretcn. 2lui ieoc
6rugc miro man I'M o&leincn Wtep-
ca. muarcidcn0c Nntuort ftuocn.
Gin nclleS, mo0erncS Ncrt, oaS Dem
&ibIiogropbiid)cn &nititltt 81 Sctp5ig
GGrc nIodt unb lid inn Ocutid)en
@mtie cinbiirAeru %iolltc; umlomebr,
dis Ger itorfc, in Sulblcocr gebun-
oCnC Nano MIR ~ Wiurf foItet.
Jn Nuguitn, "a, IT Ser
0ihtcr &omca HuOer Hon0ua i'm ri
ter bon 50 &0brcn GeItorbcn. Gin
@eoid)t bat ieinen Non1el iiber Die
gun5en &crcinigten Stnotcn hcfonnt
Qemad)t - rOiarpInnO, mn Worps
lanO", lett Dem Srtcgc unlerc &olts=
bpmnc. Sic groBe Yopuloritdt Der
Onntt Ooa @cOiht sum- Gbcil ieincr
popul0rcn McIo0ie. 9ll3 9anOoa 5u
Nniana bca 9iIr2crfricGca April
1851 - icin @cOid)t pollcnoct bottc,
mlr0c ocnticIbcn Don Sri, NCttp Gn.
m cine Wfclooic mtCrQclcat ul0
jlUar oic dltc oclttldc Ncilc D Gull-
ncnbolm". Mic oo3 jiQinN. 0uriibcr
bat INNS Dor Suhrcn Elm Qcutlher. Der
III 0Cn &ric9ajubrcn bier lcbtc, cr-
51bIt. Is iolte cine cigcnC Ntclo0ic
81 Dem 8e0id)te compOnirt mcr0clL
mo elm 0illlifcr iIbCrnubm 0icic Auf
Qube. GntlDc0er iicl thm nun nid]ta
NCdltcS cllL oocr cr uergaB Den Nltr=
frog. bis or I'M bic 2lblicfCrulg Der
Melo0ie gc0r0ngt Wuroea IN leincr
Notb lpnn0tc cr lid an cinen Sole,
gen, mo htcicr ltlltg ibnl Die Oclttldc
Wtclooic Dor, 0ie obcr aus Dem ltrz
ipriiuglidcn IrcipiertclsG aft III oen
&ierpicrtcl laft unl0clunn0Clt lucr0cn
mtBte, oouit iid nu6 Der QfcloOic
morid)iren licB, Oenn Elm Solootcn-
licO muBte ea ncrbcn. Nua mar bolo
bciorgt. Gas ate oclltidc ainoCrlicb
luur0e trob Der rbptbmiidcn Gergc,
i%poltigutQ zines Ger po~pul0rItcu Sol
Ootcnlicoer lit bis bcltte popular o.
bIiehen mo miro Is nod lungC blci=
ben. Die 0clltide Wfclobic hot Die
EopulnritGt Don yMorplonO, mn 0tu.
rpluTo" ie%ocnioa@ picl mcbr gcior-
BERT. dis eS cineS Gompolitiou
gctbnn bate. Nunooll hot iibri1Cna
oltd nnoerc @coihte BON politiifen1
Mcrtbc gcihoiien. Nebcn Cigar Nj
len Hoe, u. i. &pnL Sibncp Sonnicr
lit Honboll elmer ser bcItcn Gid,tcr
0cp Sii0clta.
Ser &upiertonig @ctn6c
lit ncNcn grobem 8anfitminbel III
lI.Ef -, A,.E,aA ,..S, t,.
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gsindttsihbrer q. u. SeIHI, Bobuuna;
9. & g. 121 70 BaIbrpof.
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Marnnng.

NNIINHHWF
Srgeuo cine I'erion, rpc!dle mir geboriGe 6!!a'
imeu in ibrcm 8eiisc BAT, mn %oteielhen 81 pc
bu. ten, Bu laperri. duf3utiileH H. J. ~. miro
Dem SlnibensSciebe oOH Dtarnsdro aenlaB per'
fulGt Dcroeu.
Srca. SnneruidntiOt,
Gigchtbimcr Der p!lntcriean Sre'pern'"
I'm
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aasntHr fur gpaTbiHstOH uuo 1tItrift Columbia:
aim. Sauuemnuu, 1915 giarigu.S str, G..g9.
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Der 9entf6e correspondent
erfdriut icScn SAG im Sabre.

G%igeuthhmeT G. Saline, @obHuna:
g. & 3. GeIsp5oH: 1860 Mabifon-E.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
Sau cJraueisco he Greak f614 q he hcife CoasI

ley. 9.50O.000 centals; corn. 1000. coo
centals; oats, 100000 centals: honey.
6.50O.0O pounds; raisins. 100000. 600
pounds: almonds, 1900. 900 pounds; wal
nuts, 100000 pounds; prunes, 72,0O0.-
600 pounds; deciduous fruits. 7.O4S car
loads; canned fruits. 5-5S0.000 eases;
dried fruits-peaches 24.O0O.000 pounds:
apricots. 3.0O0.0 600 pounds; apples. g.
100000 pounds; pears. 100000 poGnds:
plums. l 500. 900 pounds: dried grapes.
$4,000 pounds; figs, 5000, 600 pounds;
butter, 2S.67S.4 439 pounds; cheese. S.
$4,000 pounds; hops. $4,000 bales:
wool. 15.00O.0 900 bales"
The first asset that is suggested in
the foregoing estimates by c. II. Bent
ly is the manhood OF the people
emerged triumphantly out of the un-
paralleled disaster Of 1906. The second
is indicated by the character Of the
state products that show the inaliea-
able resources of climate and soil The
third. also of vast Importance, is the
showing that the banks made in a
year when the financial Institutions Of
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chat 1T would take six months I'd
clear the debris from the streets be-
fore any building of Importance could
be done. They had also said that the
large bank clearings of the summer
and fall months of 1906 were caused by
the heavy insurance payments and that
they would surely decrease They
were amazed with the fact that the
streets. while sadly wrecked with the
heavy teaming, were in fact cleared Of
debris before the end of the year; and
were astonished that the bank clear
ings for 1906 were larger than for any
year in our history.
The situation today is equally as
tonishing; building has progressed to
an incredible extent. approximately
ninety millions OF dollars having been
expended since the fire. The bank
clearings for the year 1907 are the
largest In the history of our city, s3.-
133,SS3,62S.80, exceeding the record
figures of 1906 by over S1S5. 100000. and
this in spite of the financial stringency
ane the heavy falling off in tx Lear
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sS5.00O 900 was literally picked up in
the auriferous gravels of this state
from the placers enormous mineral
wealth has been known TO exist.
When the great fleet of American
warships steams in through the Golden
gate. bringing its impressive lesson of
strength the facts cannot be over
looked that the visitation is significant
Of something vastly more important
than mere force. The president of the
United States has seen that the time
is at hand when full recognition of the
Pacific coast of the United States is
logical and cannot be escaped. With
broad view he has contemplated the i'm
portance of the fortified western from
tier OF Uncle Sans generous domain.
VIII that lesson ever be lost in sue
ceeding generations? The answer, in
the negative, is obvious. ~,
knowledge of what iss.to come is
based on what has been. Progress rest
Ing on foundations is always predicting
itself and the signs are visible to
whonlsoever shall see fit to look.
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nch house. formerly AT Mont
Sacramt nto below Kearny.
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cially galuable. The products OF the
Mediterranean countries, their citrus
fruits. their nuts, their wines--these had
been of commercial rank for long years
before the cross was raised by the fol-
lowers of Junipero Sierra in what u
now California The padres transplant
ed the vines and the oranges and the
olives and samples of other vegetation.
and. behold. they found soil and cli-
mate more favorable sthan that from
which they had been taken!
Consider also the commercial aspect
of the coming of the first of the great
fleets that sailed the waters of the
Pacific ocean with san Francisco as
their destination. Gold had been picked
up at Coloma- In the waters of a soap
boiler its rich identity had been es-
tablished The sturdy and adventurous
Of all lands but mainly of the United
States. set out after the fortnight
manner of miners all over the world to
gather in their share of the treasure
that was here. Their adventures on the
plains. their privations and heroism,
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While the Atlantic squadron brings In
the big stick and introduces the land
to thousands of the hardest sons of
Neptune that sail the seas. this is not
the first armada that has come to the
Golden gate, and having passed in
dropped anchor in the placid and shell
tered waters in the shade of San Fran
ciscos imposing hills.
The commercial significance Of the
coming Of the Spanish padres was
hand in hand with the religious aspect
Of their pious pilgrimages. AT San
Francisco the Preside and the Mission
Dolores were instituted almost simulta-
neously. Spain flew its broad flag and
FURNISHED its arms to hold the domain
that the sagacity OF the priests and the
Spanish statesmen of the day had dis
cerned and had pronounced CONNER
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their tragedies and successes have been
rich material for the romancers and
for the chroniclers of the history Of
half a century. More significant, If
not more heroic, was the movement of
the hordes that swooped down on the
land of destiny by the sea routes.
Sailing at first in any sort of craft
that was considered to be sufficiently
seaworthy to carry men who were will
ing to take large chances around Cape
Horn, or to take them to and bring
them from the isthmian lines of travel.
they made a demand for materials. for
provisions, for implements, for all
things men want who have the money
and are willing to pay, and then came
the era Of the merchant marine, as
typified by the fast. yachtlike clippers
that sped over the salt wastes with
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american, with his inherited renacity
for land tenure. got his grip firmly
planted on some acreage or town lot
of California soil.
What has succeeded the small and
few ships of the padres? What has
followed the great ships of the clipper
era? Where are the vessels sof the
transitory period OF many classes? Last
year more than one thousand large
vessels propelled by steam passed in
and out of the Golden gate, inclusive of
the -coasting trade. More than 500
sailing craft of large size journeyed
through the same portal of commerce.
The steam and sail vessels inward
bound, not including the coasting trade,
represented a tonnage in total that
In represented by the figures 4,423,002.
The outbound tonnage was 4,02S.729, or
more than S.500.000 tons in grand total.
They carried merchandise between San
Francisco and foreign countries. the
Atlantic states and noncontiguous
countries that was valued at S46,571,-
100 for the exports and $54.207.011 for
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wise men have known for half a CEN
fury, in fact, even when the gold fever
was al its height, that here was to be
the financial center OF q dense popula-
ton. In less than three years after
California became American territory
the foreseeing ones began TO ask con-
gress to consider the establishment of
lighthouses. the destruction OF rocks
that were found to be dangerous OBJ
stacles to navigation and appealed for
an intelligent and comprehensive sys-
tenn of defenses. $50
A century earlier the mission padres,
stout of heart and sagacious. had
proved that from San Diego far north
ward the products of the Mediterranean
littprai woHlo grow In California The
sign of peculiarity was early placed on
the land In that glitterihg year when
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ings of November ana December. The
banking institutions of San Francisco
with one exception have weathered a
most trying financial storm which has
prevailed throughout the country. The
great wealth and prosperity of the ter
ritory tributary to San Francisco
make it the metropolis Of the Pacific
coast despite all adverse conditions.
Some productions of California for the
year 1907 are estimated as follows:
-'Gold, $17.36O. 900; silver. $685. 900;
oranges. 24.S00 carloads; lemons, 4.20O
carloads; beet sugar, 163.S00,000
pounds; wheat. 6.50o.0O0 centals; bar
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the imports. or s11o.77s.soo in total.
That amount beat the merchandise
record of 1906 by s12.024.019.
What was back of that record7 What
is back of the much greater records
to be made in the future? Here are
some choice extracts from the annual
address of Charles H. Bentley. as pres
ident of the chamber of commerce. Of
San Francisco, that reveal not only
current transactions but also the bases
of very large expectations for the fu-
ture:
our pessimists were in full flight
during January. 1907. Some had said