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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-30
SANAT0R|UM WILL
BE FILLED IN
TWO MONTHS
Thirteen Already Received at
Pittsf0rd
SEVEN MEN AND SIX WOMEN
Have Made an Average Gain In
Weight Of Six Pounds, Ono
Making Is.
SEVEN MEN AND SIX WOMEN

Pittsford, Jan. 30.-The annual
meeting of the Board of Trustees of
the Vermont Sanatorium was held at
the Sanatorium at o'clock this after
noon
There are already at the Sanator-
ium thirteen patients, of whom seven
are men and six women. They are
divided by counties as follows.
Rutland County 4
Addison County 3
Bennington County 2
Chittenden County 2
Windham County l
Washington County /
Three more patients have been &C
cepted but have not yet arrived: one
from Bennington County, one from
Franklin County and one from Wash
ington County.
! The average length of stay of the
patients already at the Sanatorium
has been three and one-half weeks
and the average gain in weight of al
thirteen patients has been six, pounds
The Sanatorium was not ready to re
ceive patients until December 16tl
and two arrived that day, and the!
have been arriving at the rate of abou
two per week since then, which is a
rapidly as the institution can adjus
itself to taking care of them.
Judging from the way application
are being received and from the nun
Der already pending, the presen
capacity of the institution (Which
thirty-two patients) will probably b
filled within a couple of months.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours.
For Eastern New York and Western
Vermont. fair not quite so cold to-
night and Friday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-01-30
Follows His Fathers Trade.
Nearly every Japanese follows the
rade or profession Of his father.
Costly Thermometer.

A thermometer can be bought for
quarter, but there is one used at
the Johns Hopkins university in Bal.
timore known as Prof. Bowland's ther.
mometer which is valued at $4,000.
The graduations on the glass are so
fine that it requires microscope To
read them.
Mexico For Currency reform.
CITY OF MEX1CO. ian. 27.-Impor-
tant reforms in the bank issues of the
country are under consideration by a
number of the wealthiest and most
influential bankers and tinanciers of
Mexico one of the reforms proposed
is the establishment of uniformity Of
basis for the issue Of paper currency
at the twenty banks of issue through.
out the country, whereby the various
notes will be Of uniform dimension
quality of paper, color and manner Of
engraving.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
3ua SuS Der WciGnamifbaft pur.

Newort, M, %. Suli.-3pci
Eoli5iitcn milrocn bcllte bier, dis JIG
cincn Serilld) mod)tcl1, cincn Wom
81 pcrboitcn, ser ieinc Satin nib
tonoclt bate, lebcnsaeiGbrlid) Der.
lett. Sic Eoli5iitcn iinb Conrad
Hollibcr nno Scrnlonn ". @roiopS-
ii. Sic moren bon Srou Nlbcrt 9ub,
mcld)c crflGrtc. ibr @ottc babe lit
m%ibbonoclt, nod bercn @obnnng &c.
rilicn. @1breno Scr Mblpcicnbcit Der
Nroll orchtc 9ub in icinem ,}immcr
huS Wos an. Nls bic Eoli5iitcn ouf
Scr 9iloflGdc crihiencn nno cin
Strcihbolj on5iinbctcn, -crfolNtc sic
Grploiion, mclfc @ciocn 10 ucrbGng.
niBppl murHc. 9lb iclblt iuuroc bci.
nnbe oigcnblidlid g%ctooict, Ger critic
@nttc Der sSroil bat cbcniallS Selbit.
moro begnngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Sinh nid,t banuc.

% ilmoufec @iSc.. %. Suli. =
@Gbrcno ocitcrn Morgen Die Wit-
gliebcr scr @isconlin electromagnetic
ibr jGbrlid)cs Icloldgcr onibroden,
mitrbc bcmcrft, mic 5lpei Sopnncr,
BON ocncn man permnltbet, bob lie
Sffi5icrc limo unb mcld)e bic WnllG=
Der nermittclit Scrnrobrcn bcobod)te.
ten, ebcllioas ob5ogcn. Die Sifi5icre,
hcnen Sic Gntocdung ii6ermittclt
lpirbc, morcn Oh Scr Hod)ridt inn
boditen @rooc omiiiirt. Sic crflG-
ren, Bob I'M Sale lid Die ongebliden
iopnniihcn Sifisicrc pcrionlih I'M
6clotogcr cingcftmocn bitten, man
linen ooielbit Den NllfcntbaIt iebr an,
gcncbm gemadt babclt miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
rifoner mllr0c ourd, Gornnoo's
Shidial ircilid nidt acihmGlcrt.


Shidiol ircilit nid)t Qci6mGlert.
3cbn Minltten, uad0em Der Nui
.%talien in Sid)t" cri0nt mar, tall-
m2Itc ser Stnlicncr Ourd) Sen Girr
gang gcgeniiber Scr a6ni1olo1c,
ltNno mic bctGltbt, mollotc lid) nad)
lint3 itutt nnd) rcd)t3. trobocn cine
rotbe Sd,nur Die Nubn obgrcn5tc,
iui0criprod Sen i'm jltrc6tuciienbcn
9camtcm dis iilrd)tctc cr, lie molltcn
i'm t1ltidcu, m16 bIic6 aui scr 9nl~
fcn. ScOCrmNm lab, scr Ofum &c.
~!irirtc. Gr itolpcrtc, iicl, ldmnntte,
taltncltc nit Dem &inn ulli Scr Nrui,
mcitcr, iicl picbcr mo ipllroc Don
icincn Srcitnocn bId)itGblid) ourd'a
3tel gc5ogcL mogeaen icOod iofort
Erotclt cingclcgt mllrOe.
Ser Grotclt lutroe nncrfnnnt llll0
ser Sie9 :. ). @NpcS pom rSriIb-
ImCrican u. g." 5llgciproden. Scr
cine Ninllte nod Goranbo nit :
Stun0cn 80 Wimlteu is SCflmOen
ourf'S 3icl 1itg, 3wcitcr mlroe
oam Scr Silooirifnncr Sciicrion nit
2 Sto, So Wtin. 6 Scf., Grittcr >>oi.
SuriDam bonn .Wfiiiouri 9Itblctic
GLIB" nit , Sto. % Win. 10 2i5
Scf. uno &icrter u. u. Nclton BON
ser n0onng Mcn'S Gbriitian AiiociN'
ton" BON S%pringiielo, Moii., nit >
Sto. 80 Min. II 2i5 Scf.
Gas Henncn ging ilbcr cine genon
obgcmciicnc Strcdc bon 26 MeiIcn
$50 Dorba oli en9liidcr Gbnliicc;
Is bc9onn INT = llbr SO Min. Nad,.
mittagS Don SdloB @inoior mo Ell.
octc int Staoipn.
Goa onlcrifoniihe Gom"itc bat ober
bcihloilen, DEM Stolicncr Goronoo
cine Mcbniuc 81 iibcrrcid)el, lpcld)c
Die Ser. Stoatcn. llnb itolieniid)e
S!oN9c, ionic cine Worothon . Si0ur
Cntboltcn miro. Gic MCooile miro
Oornnbo 0urf bcu nncrifoniiden
Vot'do1tcr in9iom 5llgclullot mcrbcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
&raf ocs yWcnaua" gcinnScn.

Ecwport d. s., %. Sl,li. -
Ger Sdooner .Mcnnpn", mcId)cr bon
Scr %ad)t ocs ErGiiocntcn, Der
nWopIlolucr", am Mittrod) Worgcn
on9crnmnt lporoen lit, idnpimmt, ouf
ser @rciiicitc licgeno, I'M 2on9 IS
lanO. Snlo. Ger Murincihlcppcr
~Sbidaium" iano OoS @ruf liebcn
Mcilcn iiiolih Don Soiltncr's IS
lano in Sunb. Snl 2allic oes Nnd)-
mittogS milroc Elm Sorpeooboot mt
eiicm grobcn &nrrntb bon ShieB'
barmpolle oltSgeinnbt, nm oas &rot
sll sc%riprcngcn, ga es cine @ciabr iiir
Die Sdiiic biloet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Nnslucis Der Icu.g)urfcr ganfen.

Mcm 9orf, p, &uli. - Ser
lcttc oifi5iene @crid)t iiber Neru.
Oorf'H Nonfen miro sic Sbotiofc 5t
Gage i0rocrnL ooh Der lle6eriduB M
Sen @clocinnabmlcn iolpohl, ols Scr
u%llgcncinc Neicrpcionb I'M &erG1lt.
nib 81 Ser porbcrQcbcnbcn @odc be.
trGdtlid, Neiticgcn lit. Die tbatlGd).
lid)c 3llnobme o1 Ginnobmen III
Wourgclb mar 2 4i5 Milioncn b06ec,
oils Die ilblidJc @crchnlltlG sur Set.
itclllnN elmer Gurd)id)nitts Sobelle
crlollbcn miir6t. gircn lucicntlldcn
@inilub ipicltcn oo Die Nils5nbllngen
hcs llnteridntnmtes. Die tbotiGd).
lid)c Ncicrpc in ben @onfcn nobnl
Don $G,4S7, 725 oti $5S,4O7, 725 5ll,
@~cionocrs nnbn1cn oie Iepoiitcn Scr
StoutS : Notipnol-9onfcn lucientlid)
81. Sic StaotS Hutionol 9nnfen
tntten cine beion0ers grobe 3unobnlc
lbrcr &%opitnlicn 5t pcr5cidnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26

rem 6efdngniBboit in SGongbai per-
trtDeIlt ipuroe, erregt. Tor Iclner
%erllrtbeilltng lieB YetDel sic en8li-
'd)e Tit@9abc Ser yNiCpa" c%ilgebclt.
Ter foreoniid)c Heooftu1r Scr Bet
ting miro lett on9cidutloiAt nit
Dem %ongeblid)en Gcrihpin0cn zines
SbelleS oe8 foreoniidcn uotiOnulcn
Sdulocn 3 SilguugS o Son0a Don
23OJoOO Yen 81 t6rm gcbobt 5i bo-
ben. Ter Sono mllroc nit &iilic BON
%ctbel'@ 3citllng coIlcttirt mo loltc
ro5u oicncuL Gorco'8 SdulO al 81
pan o%b5utraacn.
Sir oie quite Sode.
SeibeIberg, %. Suli. - Ter
Nctus Oorfer E6ilont6rop gtotban
StronS bat ollf G~inlo0ung bon Erof.
Gbcr6oro @otbein Dor Sen bicii9en
S%tlocntcn Der NotionolO etOnomle
elnen Sortrag iiber Mildy EnItcurtli.
rltll0 ~9cboltcn, IN Dem CT 5llerit ilber
Oic S6GOlidfcit Observation-Disclosures
Mild uno bic Gor5iige Der GuItcuri-
iirltn0 I'M aaoemcincn iprod, I'M
Damn olf feline Grfobrlngcn nit 0cn
bon i9nt 0cid)oficnen N~nltoItcn III
2lmcrifo unb bCionocrs in Sun0bolt.
len bel Scibelbcrg ST. iprCd)en ST fon.
men.
Nerr StrnllS conItotirtc, ooB sic
&in6erItcrblihtcit, icitocm Sonobolt-
ien nit poiteuriiirtcr Ntil6 ueriorgt
miro. in Der fllr5cn 3eit icit I. SC.
bruor 5. g., 6ereitS nm 5mei 3rittel
GerinNcr 9cluorbcn ict.
Scrr Strols mics oltf oic IN 6elits
i6en @roBItGotcn, mic Berlin, 2cip.
sig Soae, Miiindlen Our6 Gcnf I'M
Sabre 1891 conitotirtcn Serunrcini.
Qltllgen Ser allbntilf ollrd) 2ub.Gr.
frcmentc bin, Die bis 10 Miligramm
pro Otter mlSmohtcn. Gen @crlincrn
ioacn tGalid 300 Eiunb Guboiingcr
nit ser MtGd IN sic Mdgel, balpt.
iGdlid Scr ainoer, gelonQcn.
Nu3 icin Strebcn be5eidncte Scrr
Strolls, oob Scr Qon5c Wilhbeoori
bon bcn Stobtberpoltungcn foitcn.
frci po1tcurilirt mcroc. @cnn ibuu
n%or9cmorfcn mcrbe. or lett icin Strc.
ben 81 gerGuihpoa ms 8erf, 10 ici
ooS @cr0llib boil beobitdytigt. Seinc
ci1cnCn trnllrigcn GrioIrtngen hit
ten IN linn Den Gntidlltb 0crciit, oo3
2cbcn Der Ginoer o1bCrer 2clltc 81
rcttcn. &n Ineritn idlcinc sic 3ctt
gefonmcn ga ser GongrcB sic Srogc
bonn Notionol.S tonbpunft oilS in
Die Son0 nebmen 6iirftc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
aeiM Subel Der Sarfcn.
Ser Tatulismua Der WuirlmGuucr
lGht fciucn Gn%thuiinsmns anf-
fummcn.

GonitontinopCl ninlnlt sic Erotlomi-
ring ser Contribution iiIr oaa o&,
moniiHe &cih tiibI oui. - Wto.
den lid oui @icOcrCinidr6nflm1
Der poIitiidcn 6reibcit 0ciobt,-
@iinItiaer Ginorld in Noria. -
WiBtrollen ser FctcrsblrBCr
Trciic. - Berlin crinncrt an oic
Solgcn Ser critcn ErotIamirnn8
Der Gonititution in 1876 un0
jnrid+ mn, ritrur l%lilnrrfni,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Hormam Is. Maf Der Wann.

Wiro sic bemofratiidc ErGiioent.
ihoit5- Champagne iiibrcn. @ur.
Sc uad) Observation-Disclosures Gonieren5
ullS1cnGblt. - Gle Tcpublifa.
ncr er0iinen ioiort Souptquor.
ticrc IN adt Staatcn.
G6icngo, %. Slli. - Nad lie.
trnItiinbigcr Gonicren5 nit @iliom
SCnuiuAS @rpnm uno <nbn ". aernL
GrGiiocltihnitS., reip. &icc FrGli.
rcnti6oitS- GnnOiOat Der oemofrati.
idcu Eortei, m1blte ooS Sub,Gomite
heS oentofrotiiden Iationai,GpmiteS
bclite Die Gcnmtcn oc5 9omites ans.
IS mar ooS critic Wal in pielen Sob.
rem, bub Der Sorlibcr 0eS oemofrati.
ihcn acknowledgements crit mad, ci.
lcrl crbittcrtcn Sample a%ltSgcpGblt
mur0c. 0ic Nllsnnbl oeS Srn. Nor.
man s. Wod bon buffalo, N.-D.,
ais Eoriiber mllroe MIR moglid), nod)-
Dem sic Ncpsgorfcr Sii0rer CHARLES
i. Wllrpbp lno ". !. SonnorS Dem
perionlidcn @irnid oes @rn. 9rpou
n0dgcgcbcn bntten.
NlS Scr oemofratiid)e ErGiioeni~
idafts.GanOi0ut beltte bier %anldngte,
mar er ltarf sl @unlten Der Wabl
oes 0errn Mad, er erflGrte Sem So.
mite ieood), er miinIdc, oob ulle Gan.
oiootcn in Grm19nng ge5ogen mir.
Ben unO bos Gomite ieine unbeein.
iluBtc @obl t%reiic. Die Gonoionten
iiir oaS Torliberamt maren Sert
Mod, Hidltcr %. 5. @aoe bon Soma,
7. 6. Tpan bon W%isconlin, gr.@ou-
ncrltellr &nnncs 6. Campbell BON
Ohio uno llrep @ooOion. Sr. Wad
bate 10 Aninng an Den &or5ug,
nbcr cs Dic6 %pprerIt, Ole Sppolition
Ser Scrren Wnrpbp nno Gpnnors Si
bciciti9er, nno oieics gelang crit
ollrd oos pcri0nlidc gintreten oes
Serrn 9rpan. !Sr. 9rpan mar 10 All.
iricocn nit Ser @abl, oaB er erfI1rte,
oiciclbe bcOciltc cine Anerfenmlna Der
Tcmofratie oeS Oltens, uno oaB ieb.
Elm 8nmpi fir bic @eminnmia Mem.
Dort's gcrnad,t mcrOcn ipiiroe.
Sie iibrigcn Yeamten oeS bemofro.
tild)cn acknowledgements lino: @ice.
Torlibcr Z. 9. &oQ bon Tebrasfa,
Shatmeiiter @ouperneur 6. q. Sas.
fell Don Sflaboma, S%ereeant.at.
arrnS Sohn !. Wartin bon Wiiiouri.
Sefret1r u. @opSion Don aentudp.
%prbereitungen Scr BE.
pnblifuner.
Gbicaao, %. Suli. = SSn elmer
GonIercn5 Der Gepubiifaner, ole ben.
te bier pom Soriiser bes Republican,.
ldlen Natipndl- Counties einberuielt
lporoen mar, wllrbe beidloiien, ioiort
III ad)t neridieoenen Staoten Sam.
pagnc. Sanptqliartierc su eroiinen
uno Die @nbl-Gompogne 81 begin.
ncn. Gle Stuaten, sic in ser Son.
iercn5 reprGientirt maren, mnren 81
linois, Snoiana, Soma, aentudp,
Wiiiouri. Mihiaun, WinneIoto nno
M%isconiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
TndDsprcacr gcnaErcgclt.

Opitcr 9op. %. &tli. - YrGii-
bent Hooiepclt bot bclrtc bir Gntloi.
lung pom od)t 9obcttcn oilS Der Mi.
litdr- slfobcmic SIT @cit.Eoint. mcld)c
lid Der Srdsprcllcrei idulhig &c
mod)t bottct, gut9cIciBen. Ger 90
rld,t Der Scboroc, mclhe oen Soil
rmterludte, iomobl dis oerjcnigc ocS
Silpcrintcnbcnten mltrOen gittgcbci-
BEN. @ic ScfrctGr Soch crflGrtc,
fonnen Die iulgen 2cilte MIR ourd)
Dos @Orgcben oes Gongrciies luieocr
in Der Hfobemie auigenonuncn mcr,
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
%mfialo's llmgcbnma pun @cmittrr
jtnrm bcimgciudjt.

@nffolo, N..D, %. Suli.-Gin
elcttriihcr uno SogcliturnL meld9r
$4,000 Sd)ooen mrid)tete, il,dtc
ocltcrn sic Nod)borihoft bon Goiia.
hoga nno 2iQpoale bcinl. Wcbrerc
Sheunen muroen omrd) Den 9liB in
@ronb gcitett ultb groBe @altmc cntz
ipur5elt, mGbreno 5%oblrcid)c Salrier
cntbad)t mrrocr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Tarmer crmuroct Wad)bar.

SomcStpmn, N.-D., %. Suli.
- Nocob Siierlcc mlroe gcItcrn AMI
icincr Norm su 2eanoer, ga, uolt
lcincm Nabbar Sbomas j. GipilbiB
I'M Terlanie zines Streitcs erifoiien.
1ic bciocm MGnner orbcitetcn alf
Dem nGlnlidcn Sclb 5uiammen, ais
Ser Strcit ultsbrad). 9ipilbib ioa
nad icincr @obmIng gerannt lein
mo ein @crpebr ans oerielben gebolt
babcm permittelIt weld)em er Ieincn
8cgncr cridoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
GOlliiiun in Gong Sslano'S mno.

Ncm @c6foro, Moii. -. Sllll.
rSn elmer Golliiion, mcldc lid
bclltc im Gong &alono Siunb crcig.
ncte, bobrtc ser Ncrp. Oorfcr Compiler
.Moine" ocn Shopncr .@ooIicp" in
cen @runh. Die geiommte 9eiobrng
ocS SGoonerS murOc 0crcttct. Ger
@iig ocs DWoinc" marc cbentoQs Be.
ihdhigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-26
Sn Chicago lit Die Wirtbidoit

WI VVT0U8U TT Ut yNIr1UTUuTt
bon Games s. Gorbeit ourd cine
9omben-Grploiion gum Sbeil SerItort
iporoen. Is lit Dies Die od)tsebnle
@ombc1.Grploiion innerbolb zines
SobrcS in Dem arieee smiiden sluei
Sajaroipieler 6aftioner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
DE YOUNG'S CLAIM TO
CITY LAND DISMISSED
Abandons Effort to Secure Part
>. of Myrtle Avenue After
Long Fight

After more than year and half NJ. Il. de
Young has at last abandoned his claim TO a
considers ble section of Myrtle avenue, an i'm
portant city thorOughfare running west between
O'Farrell and Gezry streets His suit quiet
title under the AcEnerney act 10 q piece of
property at the northeast corner Of Polk and
O'Farren streets was partly tried in Judge
Nogan's court yesterday. and stipulation fled
few days ago introduced BY which De
Young agreed TO the. dismissal Of his claim as
Tar as Il related TO Myrtle avenue.
THIS development the result Of q com
bined protest from other property owners in
the block In the complaint as fled by De
Young be sought to acquire title not only TO
his own land. 215 feet long By 120 feet wide.
but also 10 q Ifiz foot strip Of Myrtle aFenue
Ter the 2T5- feet that the avenue abuts on his
realty. The width of the avenue is IS feet
snd De Young. adding half Of this TO his own
land wanted title given him by the court TO
a s0t 1874 feet wide.
Some Of the adjacent property owners en-
plOyed counsel 10 resist the grab, and all com
bined IN protest TO City Attorney Long. The
matter taken up with De Young's attor-
neys by Long. After IL was shown that the
dedication Of the avenue 10 street purposes
could be proved. De Young gave up his en-
deavor 70 extend his own holding by adding 70
II q strip Of city property.
The stipulation considered by the court yes
terday. Is signed by De 1Oungs attorneys by
City Attorney Long and by a dozen other
lawyers representing property owners concerned.
By Il De Young in set terms abandons all claim
70 the portion Of the abutting on his
property, and the stipulation is clearly worded
that the question cannot arise IN the future.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
GAS PIPE THUGS MUST
DIE FOR THEIR CRIMES
Supreme Court Seals Fate of
Men Who Murdered Banker
and Terrorized City

"A cold bIooded. cruel murder is not
rendered the less atrocious by the fact
that the person committing it was pre-
viously of good reputation
With those words the supreme court
yesterday sealed the fate of Louis Dab
ner and John Siemsen. the convicted
gaspipe fiends who murdered NJ. Muna-
kata, manager of the Kimmon Ginko
the Japanese bank. in his office on Oc-
tober 8. 1906 Thirty days must now
pass before the remittitur is handed
down. when the two convicts will be
resentenced to hang on a date to be
fixed by the court.
For several months in 1906 the city
was thrown into a state of terror by
reason of several assaults and murders
committed by Siemsen and Dabner
their victims in each instance being
struck down by a gaspipe. Since their
confinement at San Quentin the prison
ers have sought to escape the death
penalty which was invoked. Had they
been freed of the killing Of the Japa-
nese they would have had to face trial
for the murder of John Pftzner and
Louis Friede, two more OF their VIC
tins.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
Will HOUSE ALL
GERMAN SOCIETIES
Clubs of the FaderIand Unite to
Build Hall and Bank Is
Ready to Back Them

Erection of class A building which
of this city was taken up at a meeting
of the German-American league held
at the ST. Markus church last night
and at which more than $50 members
were present. The building of such a
structure has been under consideration
for several weeks. the German-Ameri-
can league having taken the most ac-
tive part in the venture
Progress up to the present time has
been confined to the forming of q COM
mittee which has organized itself into
stock company capitalized at $780,
900, divided into 100000 shares of the
par value OF 81 each. Efforts are now
being directed toward the disposition
of these shares among the Germans of
the city who have become interested in
the proposed building and who are
members of at least one of the local
German societies
John Hermann of the German-A -Ameri-
can league is president of the company.
AT last nights meeting it became
known that a local bank has expressed
Willingness to advance large sums of
money on the project, provided as
surance can be given that bank that
all of the German societies of the city
will interest themselves in the PROPOSE
tion.
When completed the building will
probably be nine stories in height. 1t
will contain a library, theater, club
rooms, billiard rooms, rathskeller,
gymnasium and baths. Throughout it
is proposed to make the structure
strictly fire and earthquake proof with
all the modern improvements. Presi-
dent Hermann of the company and the
German American league, stated last
night that the financing of the project
would probably be completed In a
short time and actual work on the
construction begun within the next
few weeks.
At a special meeting to be held by
the league next Monday night at st,
Markus church Professor Kruger of
the Royal school OF technology OF
Hanover will lecture on the develop
ment of the German novel from the
time of Goethe to the present day
The German societies of America have
united in sending Professor Kruger
around the country. He recently lec-
tured at Stanford university.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
BRAZIL EMPLOYS
LOCAL G[OLOGIS1

Professor John c. Branner, vice pres
ident of Stanford university and one of
the foremost geologists of the United
States, returned last evening after a
years absence in South America. Pro-
fessor Branner gathered great deal of
important data, especially in Brazil. So
impressed was the Brazilian govern
ment with his work that 1t not only
undertook to pay the expenses of his
trip in exchange for his field notes, but
1t engaged his assistant. John Crandall
to continue the work which DIR. Bran
ner began.
The Stanford scientist made exten-
sive Investigations in the Brazilian
states of Bahia, Alagoas and Sergite.
He covered a territory of more than
1000 square miles. He studied the black
and white diamond fields of Bahia and
found that they were far more extern
sive than was generally supposed.
Large deposits of marble and other
stones and minerals were also located.
Two months were spent in Rio ia
metro, and from there Professor Bran
ner journeyed to Argentina, Chile, the
Pacific coast countries of South Amer
lea, Panama and Jamaica. A study of
the effects and geological aspects of
the earthquakes at Kingston and Val
paraiso convinced the professor that
in order of violence Kingston ranked
first. Valparaiso second and San Fran
cisco third
DR. Branner left Stanford university
on May 6 of last year. He registered
at the ST. Francis hotel last night and
will leave today for his home at the
university.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
HOTELMAN HOLDS JOB
DESPITE INJUNCTION
Manager of Pacific Grand Defies
Efforts of Warning Fac
tion to Gust Him

Notwithstanding the Injunction signed
by Judge Seawell restraining Edwin r.
Clute from acting as manager or treas
urer OF the Pacific Grand hotel and
from handling the moneys of the cor
poration, he is still in possession. The
Injunction was signed on Friday and
Saturday Horton and Hickman, leaders
of the faction that discharged Clute.
visited the establishment with half a
dozen police officers to throw him out.
But Clute had legal advice that the in
junction was not mandatory and that
the court had no power to issue a man.
datory injunction until after a final
Judgment in the case. The police there
upon withdrew.
Yesterday there were further pro-
ceedings before Judge Seawell, Clute
asking for an order compelling Horton
and Hickman to show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt
for attempting to fercibly seize the
hotel and also why they should not be
enjoined from any further such at.
tempt
Judge Seawell said his injunction
signed on Friday did not give Hortor
and Hickman power to forcibly seize
the hotel, and he advised them to use
no force. Further argument of the
matter went over to Friday next. '
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-28
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able in Small Quantities

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new drug. poslam. has successfully
cured thousands OF chronic cases OF &C.
zerna and other distressing skin aff1ic-
tions. Heretofore poslam has been dis
peased solely for the benefit OF eczema
patients In large jars sufficient for a
months treatment This was found TO
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who use IL for minor skin troubles,
such as psmples. biackheads, herpes.
acne. scaly scalp. compilation blemishes.
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come this, and IN response TO urgent
appeals. the. dispensers of poslam have
been obliged to adopt. II addition TO the
regular two-dollar package. a special
nfty-cent size which in future may Do
found on sale st The Owl Drug Co and
other leading drug stores in San Fran
cisco. or may De ordered direct from the
Emergency Laboratories. 60 West
Twenty-ffth street. New York City In
all eczema cases pcslsm stops itching
with irst application. and proceeds TO
heal Immediately; chronic cases being
cured in two weeks. In less serious
skin troubles. results are seen after an
overnight application.
Samples for experimental purposes
may still be had. free of charge. oy
writing to the laboratories for them