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Sheu. 8. Nicncr G 81.
217 Sit.Naltimprc. Strnsc.

Geutihes uno onoercS olsIGnbi.
ifes @elo gefauit uro oerfouft.
8eIoienoiunseu beior9t uod) Gcutid)
LAMB, Seitrcif, Iublonb II. |. NJ.
@efiel alsseitent aiif o~i,SlGnbiide
ganfen. Grebitbrieie uiS 1rapeIers
Cheques.
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Waf8ington- Rgentur
--heS-
"9entf6en gorrefponoent,''
@m. SanHemaHn, 1915 Marioue
Strafe, W..@.
tpo HHjeigcn unb 9eitelnngeu cntge pu &C.
uummcu iperbeu.
2ofalberid)te ans @aibinstou.
Sulbott geipi II t.


$. Wouricc Salbott, Gin friibcr2r
Stootsompolt bon Wonteomerp.Go.,
NPo., bot ieillc &lugc gegcn Sbomas,
$. Eifiorb uno onbcrc prominentc
@cld6ftSlcltc IN @aibin9tou gcrpon-
men. Sos SbcrbunbfSgcrift bat I'M
ihic0cn, 0ab sic Gerflagten Serril
Solbptt Die i6m Dor ctlidcu SSobrell
Don ~ Neidmprcncn I'M Suprcmc
@eridt OCa IiItrifts Columbia 5ugt.
iprodencn $500 be5ohlen miiiicn.
Nit 3i1icn bclGllit lid bic Sunmc
lest nlti rln0 $4,000. Sn WGr5 0ca
So6reS 1901 murocn Yidforo mn
9Inocre bon Ocn @roBgeihluoreneli
bon Wfontgomcrp. Gountp fir DEN
Brand perontlportlib gcbnltcn, Ser
Dos BON ibncu Qecign2te Srpont.Scr-
renholS bel Burnt Wills, 0aS filr
$27,500 periitert mor, pcrontlportlidj
0cboltcn. Solbott, Ger oontnls Staata
ollpolt mar, ifIltD Die Anflogc ic.
ood) nicOer. 8olb nodbem eri6ien
III cincr @oibinatoner 3eitun9 ein
Srtifel, ser Serrn Salbott bes Or
preIlun9auerillfS bcihuloigtc unb iiir
Den or Eidfor0 uno peiicn Sreun0c
pcrnntmortlid mod)te. Gr tlogtc oilf
$4,000 @ntid)0oi9lmg, ulb $500
tpllroen i6n 5u9eiprodtr.
3u @brcn 6ron5 Soicpb's.
NnIGbIif) Oca 60-iGbrigen Regie.
rung$. &llbil1im9 ocs &oiicra Iron;
&oiepb 0 Scitreit murot Qeitern
&ornittnN II llbr III Scr fotboliid)ell
81. Eotrida.&irhe ein ieierlid)ea re
Gcum" ob1eboltcn. NlrBcr Dem oft,
rcid)iid)2n @otIduiter Baron Don Sen
GclmiiQcr mobnten ser Seicr Er1ii.
| bent M%poicucIt, TiccsBr0iibent Ioir-
bonf9, sic &obinetsmit9lieber bic
Mttglicber baS Sbcrbunoes geridtS,
uno ocs oiplomatiifen Corps Der
Setcr bel. &oroinal Gibbons unb
Gr5biihoi 6olconio ser pGpitlife Ge'
lCqnt, aiiiitirtcu bcim Sodnmt, lpcl-
Dies pom Monii9nor 9ononenturu
Gcrretti c,lebrirt iuuroe. Or. @nl. Z.
HuIiel, Hcftur Ser ct. Eatrifs.8ir.
dc, belt sic Ercbigt. Die Stride mar
reid nit 9lumcn uno bcn oitreifi
iden, mlgoriIhcn lnb omerifoniifcr
6Iogg3n geifnriidt.
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Scihtc NrGn0r. lrci
Solildltppcu bintcr ocn NUuicrn Nr.
1919, 1911 mo 1919. Guntnns 9luc.
me, mnr0Cn Nc'trru iriIh fins uor
| llbr ourt 6clltr }lm @ctro0c BON
ic 500 bclhuNilt lic Wroilollriod)c
lit nid)t bttolmt. Ger 9llurnl mllroc
ourd) Sobn &ttN Won 9tr. 339 Siib.
Gcntrol- Apemuc. c%iuNr'ouOt. Der bic
Slnnmen 5ucrit bcnlCrttc. [rub Scr
rrilbcn Woracnlnnbc iouocu lid, uiclc
Nclt1icriac onl %ranoploBc elm. Noio
Wcttmou pom Hr. 1913. Goutou Nul-
me. polliilbrtc ip1brenb bca Nclcr2
lincn iod,cn Stonool. bob lie ucrhni.
tct mcrocu mitbtc. EolI5ciridtcy
@orlonO cntlieb iic icopd) 0cltcrr
Normltt0d mbcItroit, oo lie ctluuI
! ItmodljmliN III iciu id)eint.
- Murj Dor 10 llbr geItern &or
lllttn8 clt'tnno IN eiucm SiutcrSim
nlcr ocS Sucitcn Stodlucrfs ser @ob
ming Don Nobn Sod Mr.. POI, Siib
Nonoltrdbc uli %unhCtonnte Mciic eli
Nrono. Der lcoodl uor Der Spritcn
Gompaanlc 9tr, ) acloitjt milroc. CHI
arobcr Stoncn ~onNcridtct mar.
9llli nlhefannte Mciic 0erictl
qeltcrn Wor1cn I'M | llbr nabc ocn
1Pt. Glorc.9 ohuboi cine @uNNol
@nounB Sen III NronO. lln9ciGb,
II Sonnen Sen bronmtcu nili ltli
Der @aggnn witroc bcinohc total Der
nid,tpt.
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Xir @ethnadtcn

9eloIenbungen rad Gcitidlal,o
,uio Seltreid, . llnsarn iider u,b
idneu beiorst. 8. 10 nl,o 20 Marf,
ionic 10 uno 90 aronel . Sdeine
81 perfmufen.
Sbeo. $. Gisner & g.,
Nr. 217, ct.galtimore'S trafe
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Ser %. Sobrestogb Der 8riin
Dung bcS ScminarS fiir lenlitiIfc
Sprohcn IN scr >SobnS Sopfins llnt
pcriitGt lnO oos lilberne SubilGlm
bea Erofciiora Yaitl 9orlpt ais ii
rcftor ocs SentinorS miro bcltte irn
0onopon 3inrmcr Der WtcGop-Soue
burd) cine Neriommliulg Der iesigcn
ulb friibcren Stlloentcn, in Der Poi
icl1oc biitoriifc Heoen gebolten mer-
ben, bon Erof. Sroncis 9romn, Erd
iibent oeS llnion Sbeologildcn sc
millars bon Neiu Oorf, Gr. Gprlts
Noler. ErGiibent Oes Sropiie.GoQegN
Don Ebiluoelpbio, NM Ioitor s. i.
Senlon, Er1iiocnt oes St.auitinsGol
legs in @%oibington gefciert,
Sciratbct 3um brittcn
W c. - Hid)tcr ISM. @pcrlp, Gin
Witglieo ser 9cborbc Scr Gountp-
Gomn1iiiGrc BON Baltimore County,
friibercr Nidtcr ocs Go,untp. @oiicn-
@crid)ts utb cin iuoblbcfonntcr Tor.
mcr bcs 4, TiitriftS, ipl,rbc geItcrn
Nod)nlittoa il, Ser @ohnun0 BON
Grou Z. %. Gbolf, Or. 224, Slt-20.
Strnbc, bltrd) Eo1tor Or. %. 5.Gnn.
bar bon Der lutb ct. Morflsr airfc
nit TSrou g. Soud eetrallt. Dies lit
oaS brittle Wal, Dob &iftcr gpcrlp
in bcn Safcn Scr Che cinl0lt1t. tyr
hot Z ainocr, 5 bon scr crIter nllo }
bon Ser 5lueitcn Sralt.
nSccunbSofcn Nod,
elmer bon Gopc Scnrp citgclallfellcr
Nepeidc pcrlor Der Srodtoalnpfcr
.Wtonbotton" ppl, Der 9tclp Dorf 1t.
Baltimore Transportation 60. Der
am 0icnItoa Nbcno bon baltimore
nud) Nelu.D orf abirhr, cincnS d)rait'
bcnfliiocl itnb mar Gcjnungen. I'M
Norb 9anol Dor gnfcr 5l gehcu,
nm sic Mnfnnft beS GompIcrs yGhc
iopeofc" %ob5uiuortcn Der i'm nod
Baltimore 5uriifbringcu miro.
Nh @oro oca Noroh. 3lopo'
| Gompfcrs .@rober auriiirit" rciit
bellte Sri. Gliic 8oloboh BON Nclp
Dorf aus nodl Bremen o6.
Scincn SO. @cburtstoa
ieicrt berte Erof. Sobn 6. Srnnf, Der
0iri9cnt ocs nSbolio.W dnnerhorS"
ulo Sr9oniIt ser epang. .llitb. ct.
SobonniS . @cmeinbe on Der 9iboIc-
Strobe.
- Gltd) @r. Mar Soni9. Ser Bra
iioent ocs &crcina S%eutid)er 6rei-
mollrer, feiert bcilte ieincn sc, &c
hirtstog.
Rad inngcm Sudjen CT
D / f t. - Sarrp u. Chambers Dor,
Snlomon'S Sslalo. alif iucld)en Die
Foli5ei bcreits ieit Gtoe Gftobcr
fabnbete, neil or oen Hameii Don So,
Iepb :. 9offoro ollf cinem Gbef &C.
iGl'd)t boben ioll, muroe 9citcrn bonn
Seraeantcn Soieph Croft pom liio-
ueItliden Tiitrift perboitct. Gr miro
iiir bic 9eborocn BON Golpcrt.Golnltr
i%eItaebalte1.
Tbeurc g Il be. 9r, Sol. u.
Mpers bon Der Stonp SaII 5ori,
nobe Godepsniqe bat iein Mild)ge-
it1ft nufeeeeben mo luirb iif nit
ieiner SamiIie in Baltimore nieoer.
Iai'en. CT perfaufte feline Scribe Sill,
be i'm Offentliden Nuiitreid, uno err.
belt Hreiie, Sic biz 81, $50 fir cine
Sub Iiiegen,
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2 d)cioen y II ~ y. go
itnr Sermonn Is. @ienler, ser lett 16
Sobrcn Secliorger Der Ocltlfcn re
lornlirtcn 6riebc1S > STRIDE an Der
Gfc BON Ecnniplpania Slpcnlie uno
Gunlberlnnoitrabc iunr, rcilte gcltcrn
Nudnlittng = llbr bonn llnipn.
N%nbnbofc 0erEennlplponias9 obn nit
leincr Tomlilic nod) Bridgeport, Gon-
necticut, iciilcnl llcilen @irfungsfclh,
ub. Gle 9calnten bes SoritnnbS Der
Gricbcns @cnncinoe, fait Der &c.
lomutc Srollcnpereiu Der 8enleinoc,
ionic 5oblreid)c onoerc Trclinoc 80.
ltor gSicmer's nno oclIen 6nrnilic
loatcn Den Shciocnben ant 9abnbof
2ebcipobl. Mal,d)e belize S6role ficl
babel, ocnn nod 16-iGbrigem 3hianls
menpirfcu miro bieSrennung id)iuer.
- Yoitpr @roi. elm friibcrer Wtiilio
MIR Ser rciornlirten Stride, miro al
Der S~ricocus Stride nirfcn. bis ell
permanentcr 9todiolgcr Yoitpr Mic'
mer'S gcfilnOcn lit.
Grem plarid c Strafe. -
ToIiScirihtcr 2Ieiucllpn bcitrofte &C.
tern I'M norboitIiden Stotionsboil'c
SSohn u. acllp bon Der #. StrnBe II.
Goluerton Moao ipegen cilles That
lifen angriffs aiif 6. Z. Semp'ep,
einen SpeSiol EofBiitcn Der 9torol.
Central . 9abrl, init bier Moflafelt
8efdnaniB unb $40 unb Soften.
Ienpiep ipoltc Sing geltern Iriib
/ gcgen 4 llbr perbaftcn, neil berlelbe
ongebIid, bon Ser Baltimore 9rif
So. 8oblen ItabI. Sing pericttc ic.
sod, Dem Goli5iitcn cincn trGftieen
6olitidlag ul,b peridmuno banr III
ser 9unfelbeit. Niif cine Ncid)rei
bl,na bin lpiirbc ct iebof gcgen od)t
ltbr Morgens bonn Hinbe Seracun
ten Mrbin obgefoBt.
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Der slucite Sag.

Gie NlISitcllllng Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ticl,ltrr @eiellihoit olld) g~cltern
luieberum gut bcillht. Cine
Nn5obl Ereiie pergeben. - 8canl-
tenlpabl Der 6arners Sigo.
Gmpforg i'm Hcuncrt Sotel.
Die jdbrli6c IllsIteIlung ser Ma
rpldnocr !Sorticultnr 8cielll6oit IN
Der @ofienbnlle bcs 3. Tegimcnts
mllrbe 9eItcrn iort9eiebt, ltno 5lpor
mar Der Seilld) ein 10 5ublreid)cr, BOB
Die Nrrnngeure 81 bcll beiten Soft
mlngcn fir cillcl poIlfomnenen Gr
iolq ba6cn.
8elegettlid) Der critcu @eihGftsli.
blna bat Die Tormers . Siga, melhc
ans l20 flcinercn Srgoniiotionen be-
itebt, Die iolgenoeu 9eomtcn ers
mablt: ErGiiocnt - llpton s. Sor,
bert, "Sunior @lmponocr 9laricltltu.
raj Glub;;" Gicc TrGiioent - WiI
ton 6. Smitb vNorrispiae Farmers
Club" SefrctGr = 9lio g. Gardner,
,Senior @unpombcr agricultural
Club" Gircftoren: SS. Soiepb Z.
Scopes, oSorcit Sill TormerS'Glub,"
". lrning @olfcr. oMorplano Sc
real II. Sorogc Crop Breeders 9(Iin,
ciatiun;" &. @ulberion, nGecil Scr
mcrS' Club" uno y. %inccnt, it, pom
@hitc Wori6.
Son beionocrcm TSlltcrclic lit in Scr
h~ieSid6ri9en @huSitcQrn0 sic Nbthci.
lung 100 Die @ieucn allsgeiteQt linn.
9oS cntomologiidc @iircolt besStoo'
ties Warpluno bot ollberbcm cine III
tereliontc Sommtlun0 bon GGfcrl, II.
oeln ncridieoenitcn Glie9eniorten aus
QeiteQt, ipelfc 91ilmc utb Semitic
lhGbiqcn, Gielc Treilc mllroen per.
tbeilt.
8cltcrn slbcno fono I'M Notel Tcn
ilcrt Gin Gnnpinn9 Itott 1no hcittt
Worqcn ioa. bic Organization bcl
TIoriItcn Dor lid geben. 9ie folgen'
bcn Sontcn unb Serrcn Doben lid
dllgelleloct: a. w. Sfcoel11olt, -. =
y. Gperoinq, bon @ononstomn; Z. s
6olep, Gbns. &id)ter, Baltimore; $
Gallagher, SoliS6urp, go; M. 9
Spler, &el1berionL q. g.; 5. DC. .
Woric0, Baltimore; &. 8. 2ofe, Or
@enrp i. II. Snpocr, Oberit i. S.Ni
def. Baltimore; gilbert Is. @olpmoll
Eoplor Springs; s. Z. Sn1itb 60
uonstomn; :. W. Gonneiuop, Snf
lnno; q. e. GeQetbp, Genton; Trol
s. Solompn. Baltimore; Srls. geil
lnb StepcnipL Nallnic 0oiupcr, 60
nnnStolun; Trou W. Srolna Wulfcr
Gbeitertolun; SRI. G(oiic Hohcrt, @ol
tinlorc.
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I'm @rabc lit Nuh'.

49, ETf.
Nerr Nolcntin i. 3ollcr olli Gem
@onnic @roe' 6%rieohoic Dem
Sd)oobc Scr Groc iibcr02bcn.
Scrr Sobn Sung iin6ct allI Dem
&oubon Nort- Sricoboie sic lcttc
NllheItGtte, ro
Gas SeifenbegGngniB BON &errn
Golcntin j. 30ler. lpeld)er onl Conn.
too I'M Ilter bon % Subren IN ieincr
lctten @obnrng, 9r. 65I @cit-2cc.
StruBc, ans Dem Sebcn ifieo, fonO
gcItcrn Nofmittoa pom Sroncrboltie
ants oui benl Bonnie 9roc- Srieohoic
ltatt. 3llcrlt Wllr0e Der Seid)nom
nod) Der foth. ct. soiephS.airde oil
ser Barre. mo @plporr Strobc ilbcr-
gefiibrt, moiclbit cine icierlihe Sod
nlciii iiir icin Scclenbeil cclebrirt
ml,roc. Batter GonicI IlliiD pom
Ct. Morp'N Scntinar ~iunGirtc dis
Gc(cbrant. Mater Gcnnia Wtc&ormid
ais Ginton lunb 9iotcr (iobn Snlith
OILS Sl,boiufon. mGbreno &otcr !. 7.
MolGcn uon Scr Ct. Son,c~. &irdIc Ole
ErCbiNt hitlt. Ms @nbrtlIdltrGNcr
iu1Girtcn NiitNlicGcr bon &nter MOl.
pinA-Gon5il non Der &Ntholi't)rn
Observation-Disclosures 2c9ion.
Scr. Sohn Sang,
Sic iroiidjcn llcbcrrcItc Don Ncrrll
yohn sung. mCld)er an Sonnto9 III
lcintr lcbtcn @obnunlg, Nr. H.
Noro.S d)rocrer. StroBc. lturb, luur
ben Gcitcrn Nofn1iitua inter di,Bcrlt
5oblrCifcr Ncthciliglllg pom Scintro.
0cnocn alli ocrt 2ouron.Eorf SriC0.
bpfc SIR 1pigcn Hubc gcbettet, Fo
Itor Miunid bon Der co. llltb. Goncor'
ola Stride belt ocn SrullergotteH.
oienlt ob mo ais 0nbrtlld)tru9cr rll!l'
girtcn ie orei Mit1lieocr Don GGir
,SriumphsGon5il" pom .Slnior4G 3.
ocn Der &Gr. NmsrifonildIen ManG.
pcrfcr" lillo Der nsSronfllntSoGc" o.,
yShiclb OF Monor". Ger Serhlldlcn,
hintcrldit aufcr icincrl @ottin juci
Wriiocr 1,nA ppei SdlucItcrn.
-A------u.L
Sbr no. Stiftnn1sfcl
~ieicrtc Die .Mcbrem Sree Sean Milo
ciotirn" uu Giemilo1 Jalb@lo ourd'
cin 9untett III 9tr. i3,i2tiaduith.
Strohc. Nlliproden iultrocn GeboI.
ten BON Mlttl ErGiioenten NJ. &. &c
lcntou iutb ocn $50. SoI, 8inSberN
Shiihm Silbermall mo Aoolpl
arcc. Iii %9tnerfenmtng ieincr Scr.
Nicnitc mn Den 9crein lplirbc Den
Nrdiiocnten ein Spa5lcr'tod nj
@ololriii iibcrreidt. Die oer5citi1cl
Nea.nirn bes &ereins Iirlo: Morris
&. Sclcntup, 9r1iioent; Of. !. so
r~onjif. Sicc.&rdiibeat. nno u, Sd)ob
Sctrct0r.
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Sciu 3uct crrcidIt.

,Gn ct. Golepba Noipitol crlIcNt
@nt. II, Stiilcr ser SdmBruunOc.
Ole CT lif in iclbitmor0criiher
Ibliht bcibrod)tc. - Mur Gin
Snobc poll MIR 10 %ohren. -
@outc nit ieincn tobtcn Gltcrn
pcrcillt icill.
Ger 10 Sabre oltc Mnl. u. Stiiler.
lucldcr lid nm 10. Noucmbcr in lei
mem aoitbollic. Nr. PHI. Seiicrioll.
StroBc. III ielbitm6rneriid)cr gbiid)t
III Den llnterlcib ld)ob, crlog Der
SdluBpunoc I'M Il, \Spicph2 Noipi
tai. Coroner Goruthcr& bonn llprn
oItIifen 9iitritt itcIltc cincn nlli
Sclbitmloro lultcnOcu SobeSihein
aus. Gie @ecrbi0un0 inject mror0cn
9todmittog INN 9 llbr bon Mr. 27tt,
&cTfcrionItroBc, aus mli 6cm Con
CON Vurf q Sricobofc itott. @or lei
mem Sobc lngtc Der ScIbitm0r0cr III
Irou @m. ". McGlcnrn in ocrcu
Nolts CT luobIltc, or babe Die Shot be
gonQcn, nm nit iei1lcn fltr} nodrin
oll0cr OcrItorhcrcn Gltcrll Dlc0Cr
rcrclnlAt III lpcr0elL mo filhlc nldt
Ole ~9criuQltc Hcnc. Gr bintcrl0bt
bret iilngcrc Nriiocr mo cine jim
acrc Sdnucitcr. Sein Toter lurrhc
Dor I Mtoloten III Yruoibop bon cis
1tcm 3tgc Der Baltimore bio,Yah
0etootct u1b icinc Witttcr ltorb CT.
MICE Wtonatc nom ocnl llnfoIl,
Sch ties M ccitnl.
No9 icditc Nenbunp.licritol. mcl.
dies morlcn, Grcital ln scr Goll-
5crtboIlc bc2 Nuitituto itottiinoct,
brtngt uoa Nuitrctcu cinrH Der oncr.
ton1t beoeittcnoitcu WciNcr Scr ,Ecet.
5eit, Ileronber Ectdnifpii. Ger
2itllltIer lit bon lcincnt iriIhcrrn Gr.
idcincn Der bel Dem hiciiNcn mutliflic
hcnbcn Ellblifmm in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Grinnerltng, mo icinen bicannoliQcl
SeIltdI miro nit nlllciti9cm &ntcrcli,
cntgcgen geieben. Sr. Ecttuitofi ii
IN &uBlanb geborcn, mo lit ocrSo hr
drnlcr Vaucrn. Gr bate ola &inl
0aS 8liid, ollrd) iein rulgcp0hnlid)e;
miitoIildes Salcnt Ole NrInIerf
ianteit ser Silritin Srcorpii ulli lid
ii lentelL melhe i'm orebilbcn liei
unb i'm aud, nit benz prud,tigen llll
gebeucr ipertbppIlct >Sliitrlmncnt be
ltentte, ooS er gcgennudrtig Ipieli
9aS TrogrontnL oo@ or an Sreito,
bier sur Silrdiiibruug brilrgct miro
iii cin icbr Invertebrates.
Erotcitircn gegcn Sono
torium. - Mit9licocr oca nGoro
biie @erid)onerum0S %erciu0" I'M
anoere 9%elpohner BON Gornoilc bleI
ten am lienitog Nbcn0 III scr @ol
ltlng oes Srn. 8nrrp !. &iuior a.
Yaraoiic. mo Iltamollt glpcml
cine @eriammlmg. IN ipclfcr lie &C
gen Die geplante Grridtlut8 cine
S~anatorinmS gu aenlpooo, Dem irii
hcren 9onolie bon General Sob.
Sill, proteItirten. Eas 4nueie
fui,roc fiir5lih bon Or. YIN. i
Spratlins NIT Der 4biiht gctuui'
auf oemielbefl cine NernenheiI Nr
ftalt 81 etoblircn.
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1tnterbaltnnas . @cemriIrr.

1tnterbaltuugs @cgmriicr.
,.AtGbcmic" - abe Tounbrllp",
,.AIbnugb'e" go o1bc Ituu on the QoT".
.Aubtturium" - Ibc 2reueCr. SOnutd".
.,SlGucN'S" - 5bGoorpco BIZ Gbrcc".
u5DrO's" - pGrgGu UtGhrec".
.,Wancin" - .Ibc Sab Mtu5ducraocrs"
.,6unioan" 80 an the hid OF 5lnie".
,,aubiH's" - 8uubeoiue uuo lSdnnelbiIoer.
,,Didr1lnuo" aeiib's nIu Star"sIaube4
bile uRo I8dnoelbtIoer.
rScu WfuHumcntal" - uSultau'S gIiee" uuo
Girl from 9hclfea".
SedlstcS YcabuonrJice ital 600 Srcitul, ben 4.
SeSembcy, IadntitiaQ5 4 ubr.
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yWeiausUcrcin GuucOroin."
Nnmoriitid)c Nbcub Nntcrhnltung

MontnM {. Gc5. 6rUbiiun Safe
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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
DIR. BULL IMPROVING

ment over their patients condition was
expressed tonight by the physicians in
attendance upon DIR. William T. Bull
the we'll known surgeon, who has been
seriously i'll for some time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
The Last Great Fire

Did not cause so much suffering to the
homeless as many a case of eczema
causes its miserable victim And the
relief fund did not bring SO much JOY as
Hoods Sarsaparilla has given thousands
OF times. in relieving the agonizing
itching and burning of eczema tortured
people.
In Bed Of Fire-"I lived in bed
OF fire for years, owing to blood poison,
all over my body itching intensely.
hospital treatment did not help me.
tried Hoods Sarsaparilla and continued
taxing 1t until I was entirely cured.'
Mrs. j. T. Williams. Carbondale, Pa.
Tied the Hands-"We had to tie the
nands of our two year old son on ac-
count OF, eczema on his face and limbs.
no medicine helped until we used
hoods Sarsaparilla, which soon COM
pIefely cured Mrs. A. Van Wyck. 123
montgomery ST., Paterson, N. j.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold every
where. In the usual liquid, or in tablet
FORM called Sarsatabs. loo Doses One
Dollar. Prepared only by G.. /. Hood
Co., Lowell. Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
MISSING CLUbMAN
RETURNS TO WIFE

William Jardine, whose mysterious
disappearance three years ago caused
sensation in club circles, has re-
turned to the city and is living with
his wife at the Baldwin apartment
house.
Shortly after Jardine left San Fran
cisco his wife, who is the daughter of
the late DR.. Bucknell, instituted di-
vorce proceedings, but the decree was
never granted.
Jardine, learning of DIR. Bucknell's
death and the bereavement of his wife,
wrote her and the tender message of
sympathy aroused the affection that
had lain dormant since he left the
city. Letter followed letter. Finally
one came which caused him to leave
his voluntary exile and return.
The now happy and reunited couple
are enjoying a second honeymoon, and
Jardfne last night said that it was
their intention to make San Francisco
their home in the future.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
ARTISTS AFFINITY
BLACkENS HIS EYE

MONROE, N. Y, Nov. -10,-This town
is discussing the latest rumpus at the
home of Frederick Pinney Earle. The
artist is nursing a black eye as the
result Of an encounter with his affin-
ity. This latest combat occurred Sat
urday afternoon The townspeop1e OF
Monroe against whom Earle guards
himself with shotguns, Great Danes
singing bees and other unique weap-
ons, got the story today.
Charles Dayton, mason, who lives
in Chester, says:
Il was working last Saturday out
there at the castle where Earle lives
with his affinity when all of a sudden
l heard a woman scream. 1t was the
affinity. I'd heard her talking before.
And Earle came running in to me hold
ing his eye and the side of his head
with his two hands.
What's the matter, Mr.. Earle ]
asked.
" Ny wife hit me- hesreplied.
+" Hit you-with what?' 1 asked him
for it would take pretty hard punch
TO mess him up the way he was.
with chair said Earle. rubbing
his head
Il thought that was no place for me-
and it was pretty near quitting time
anyhow, so 1 knocked off work and
went out of the house." concluded Day
ton
Earle denies Dayton's story. Mrs.
Earle also entered weak denial.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-11
GREAT BATTLFSHIP
LAUNCHED IN EAST
Christened North Dakota Is
Most Powerful War Vessel
Afl0at in the World
Has Greater Displacement Than
Famous English Ship, the
Dreadnought

QUINCY, Mass, Nov. 10.-The most
powerful addition which the navy of
the United States has ever received. an
American big gun battleship, the North
Dakota was launched today from the
yard of the Fore, River ship building
company With the foam of the chris
tening wine streaming down the bow
plates from the bottle smashed by Miss
Mary Benton of Fargo, n. D., and un-
der the watchful eye of Governor John
Burke of the state for which she is
named, the North Dakota fioated off
into the basin about so per cent COM
pleted. Some time next summer she
will be turned over to the government
for acceptance, and if she fulfills the
test will go into commission next Sep
tember.
The North Dakota is looked upon by
naval experts as establishing a new
epoch in battleship construction.
When the great prov of the new
battleship struck the waters of the
river the United States navy received
formally the first fighting ship of the
so called Dreadnought class.
AS the massive hull of the North Da-
kota stood upon the ways ready for
launching, it presented none of the
war like appearance of the finished
tbattleship. Save for a few temporary
HltlnSS the decks were bare and lacked
the martial aspect supplied by the
great guns and secondary batteries,
which are to be installed later. Even
the great boilers of the lighting ship
had not been installed.
The armament is to consist OF 10
II inch breech loading long range rfes,
IA five inch rapid fire guns. four three
pound and a like number of one pound
ssemiautomatic guns; two three inch
field pieces. two machine guns of so
caliber and two one inch submerged
torpedo tubes.
The battleship will have a displace-
ment of 10000 tons, 1000 In excess of
the original British Dreadnought. 1t
is estimated that speed of more than
21 knots will be attained on her trial
and that the battleship's horsepower
will exceed $4,000.
Including officers the crew will num-
ber more than 900 men 1t is esti-
mated that when formally taken over
by the government the North Dakota
will have cost at least $7,000,000.
To Captain Charles ]. Badger,
u. S. N, recently superintendent of
the naval academy at Annapolis, will
go the honor of being the first COM
manding officer of the premier Dread
nought of the United States navy.