davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1909-11-14
TO SHOOT AT BALLOONS.
Tests to ne Made at sandy Hook wltf
Field Artillery and Small Arms.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.-First Lieut.
Banjamin ID. Foulois of the Signal Corps
has been ordered from Washington TO
duty in connection with the proposed
tests OF firing field artillery and small
arms at captive balloons to be held at
Sandy Hook proving ground The ex-
pertinent will be for the purpose OF demon
strating the theory that modification in
the present type Of field artillery is neces-
sary in operations against balloons. The
resisting power OF the balloon will be OBJ
served, Three balloons will be used in
the tests.
The sun., 1909-11-14
Civil Engineer Csx Ordered 10 washing.

WASHINGTON. Nov. I3.-Cvil Engineer
Leonard NJ. Cox. now on duty at the New
York Navy Yard. has been ordered TO
Washington for duty as assistant TO the
chief Of the bureau OF yards and docks
Of the Navy Department. This position
was created by Secretary of the Navy
Meyer because OF the large amount Of
work being handled by the bureau. 4
The sun., 1909-11-14
Geo. westerve,ts Sentence Commu, cd 4

WASHINGTON. Nov. i3.-The President
to-day commuted the sentence of George
Westervelt Of Paterson, n. j.. serving
sentence of six months in prison for
passing counterfeit coin. Westervelt's
II. His mother died to-day and will
tye buried Monday. To permit him to
attend the funeral the Attorney General
recommended the committing of the
sentence. and President Taft on his
return to-day signed the order.
The sun., 1909-11-14
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is,-The cruiser
Tacoma and the gunboat Marietta have
arrived at Guantanamo. the tug Rocket
and the gunboat Wilmington at Shanghai. /.
the torpedo boat Goldsborough at Mag
dalenn Bay, and the torpedo boats Thorn-
ton, Tingey and Nilke at Pensacola.
The baftleship Missouri has sailed from
Boston for Narragansett Bay. the de-
spatch boat Dolphin from Newt ork yard
for " Washington and the torpedo boat
Bailey from Norfolk for Charleston.
The sun., 1909-11-14

BOND SALESMA ANA !. large
Boston house dealing .exelu-
sively In municipal, Taiiroad and
public utility bonds of high grade
wishes TO hire an experiences
man TO take an important posi-
tion In its sales department..
This Is an .offic. position which
does not call Tor travelling and
carries a good salary. Address
n. w. s., Room 20, Globe 6ldG.,
Boston. -r-e
The sun., 1909-11-14
pUBIIC NasrICEs.

wAN1ED-Eiectrio. drsf,smen and reensni.
A com petitIve exsmlnsIioi, yv,ii De- herf nj ths
Navy Yard. Boston. Mess, Nove-nhef 30 1908
fov the purpose OF establishing an cuyihlc regis
ter of elccnical craftsmen and ,5nerhaalca'
draftsr.en. For application and further infor-
nation ADDRESS JOMMANDtNrN NsVyA NaEd
The sun., 1909-11-14
Manufacturers
Appraisal \:
ompany &. I. ]. !.

Certified AppEatsalr of
Industrial Properties i~s f
acceptable TO Bankers
Tor hnanriaI purposes:
TO INSURANCE Com paniex .
Tor distribution o( tnsuEancss
and adjustment OF nre iossea
New York once SO Pine ST.
Chicago Tribune Building. -' stf"hA
philadelphia: 4ll MainnC St. e- ~rsels, N
-. Louis pII Third National Bank Rlde.
Cleveland Caxton BidE. Tt't7F" u
The sun., 1909-11-14

POCAn0NTAs C0NsOLID TED COL
LERIEs COMPANY INCOR PORArED-
Noo. s ssr,py s sven Gsn s, % .se ssS =
rhe MortgaEe dated July ist. 1907. .hat the under
up 70 500 p. n. on the 9th day Of Dccenbsr looo
for the sale 70 it Of bopds 4. above dhscfoed
dersisaed reserves the right 70 reject any or su
The new YORK TRrsr COMPANY, Tyus,s.
By H.. w. MORSE, gsecretarr
The sun., 1909-11-14

eAALhh rlpoh EShhIoN FOHTu.
SIS Cedric. for New York from Liverpool,
Se Philadelphia, for New York from Southamp
SIS Vaderlsnd. for New York from Antwerp.
SIS Ryndam. for New York from Rootserdani
Ss Caronis, for Now York from Liverpool =
Us Columbia. for New York from GLASGOW
SsC. =. Tietgen. for New York from Chris.
5. Graf waldersee. for New York from Ham.
The sun., 1909-11-14

- soelsics for New York. was sss miles east OF
Sandy HOOK sftP. N. yesterday.
The sun., 1909-11-14
PROPOSALS.

g.
'e~>>----~~~~~q~ --~~A~ s-s-~>-~-- -,-->---
once ct the Department ~ paras, .Arsppal
build'=y, Ftfth Avenue and sixty fourth Street
bSryugh OF Manhattan. The City Of New York.
SEALbD BIDS OR ESTIMArES will Be ~.
ecved by the Park Board at the above 0fpee of
the PsRsE,%snt Of Ps.Es Snsil " . O'Clock Y a. on
Borough % Manhattan. law
q - CONTRACT NO.n.s7Ff . fhn
For work and mAteriel for the furuitufe ana
eQui pmcnt OF the New York Public Lbrary
Astor, Lenox and Tfldcn found stiout, Fifth
Avenue, forsie,h and Forty- second Streets Dor
For fun particulars see city Record. 49,
10" HENRY SMITH, Presi1cnea
JOSEPH I. BERRY. n at
MICHAEL J. KENNEDY
Commissioners of Parks
nr'--, t,-' s''s 80 is1. 80 = saw 80 F.sss
SEALED I,iD, VIII oe received oy the Eoaeo oT
Water supply, In Room BIO. 90 Bfosdway, New
York. until II A. NJ, on November ~, 'iaDD fur
CONTRACT "a. tor MAXIM test horings expeptsd
10 require casing deeper than 800 feet or Attain
a. total depth greater than 800 feet, aggregaslns
about 10000 linear feet, m the Botoughs of Man.
haitian and Brooklyn. New York city,
lna In formation for bidders can be obssifed a.
Room 1910, At the above address. by dsp0sltlnr
the sum OF nve dollars ISL tor each parphiei
For further particuars see lnformkiion fSs
Bidders John A. BENSEL. PrcsldeuL
CHARLES N. cHAfJW ICk -
CHARLES A. SHAW, -
Commissioners OF the Board Of Wster Suvpiy
J. WALDO SMITH, Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT, Secretary, A,
The sun., 1909-11-14

IS kroonland. at Antwerp from New York.
IS ST. Paul. At Cherbourg from New York.
The sun., 1909-11-14


sandy Hook 7s7l Goy.lssnd. SOB Hell Gate 10 q,
ArTtvsd-sAruRDAr. November ia
Ss Kalscrin Augusto Victoria, Hamburg. Nov. T.
IS 81. Louis, Southam pton, Nov. q.
IS Minneapolis London. Nov. T.
s IS DiAmant, Shields, Oct. -.
SIS Clement. Barbados, Nov J.
IS Saba Trinidad. Nov. =.
Ss Excelsior. New Orleans, Nov. =
S. Arepahoe, JackkonviUe. Nov. 10.
SIS Princess Anne, Norfolk, Nov. II.
IS Enroll. Boston, Nov II.
Ss Matoppa Boston, Nov. n.
Ss Foxton Hail. PhllAdelphlA- Nov, Il
Ss Mamma Hata, Baltimore. Nov. IL.
The sun., 1909-11-14

Before the St. Paul's Pacific coast erten-
sion was opened IL was predicted that the
new line would be very active competitor
OF the Northern Pacific for local business
and OF both the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific foe through business. Its line goes
through many OF the same mountain passes
that are used by the Northern Pacific. and
lts ompettion was bound to be direct.
'ThGe Is not likely 10 be any rate cutting
between the st, Paul and the Hill lines. but
earnest. with the trafic mana gers doing
their busiest TO make records. In the last
81. Paul getting freight through from the
Pacific To the Atlantic faster than IL was
ever carried before and the Great Northern
making record for a mail train from Cbicag go
to the Pacific. Up TO the present honors
are easy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
SieGmGrftc.

Union Stof Yoros, Yitt5.
burg, go, I. SUM. - Tinopieb. =
;3nillbr gut; bober; Choice 100 bis
7.25; Frimu go bis $50.
Sfnic. - Gorratb gut; Wortt fir
Shoie ilou, fir 2dnmer Itetig; sri,
mog9etberS 80 bis 5.25; Guus uno
g~erpobnlihe 200 bis $50; 21mmar
$50 bis $50; Teal Galpes 80 bis
800.
S6meine. 3uiubr gut; itetig;
Erimo ifpere 7.S5 bis 100; mittel,
mdBiae 40 bis 7.75; ifnere Dor-
fers 100 bis 7.65; lei6te Dorfers
7.25 bis 40; Ierfcl 100 bis rs;
raubs 600 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Baltimore Rarft6cridltc.

Baltimore. 7. Sum- 1909.
% CD l.-3uiubr 52l9 6Giier, ciltt
id)IicBlib 69i Softer 81 Occult Foinf
lno rs 60iicr 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Ginc ih1nc Garrl,

rabe Der neuen eGcftrif6en @abn, GS sIder, 30
in auIilr mo 1s g8aIo; bat guteu gooen;
ffoneS &urs nit . Rdnnten: 800 alte mo $50
iunae Sbftbdunre rno Iieat prdd)iDul. Dian muB
biefe Surm feten. uu1 tie 5t lpiiroiaen. Srris
nur $4,000, eini6IiebIi6 fdutmtlider SnbetinrS.
Hah5ufrnGen bel Scrmnnn Saocntpcp, l5int.
rter Rr. 723-127, 8aitbrr Giate Building,
sfr. iii, 9lpro.64arlesss traRe.
(Septi,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
0otinllul-0 uufeu.

,Sbe Slb Spp, g%tattunal Sant,'" So9:: nno
Senrp 3. Geole, Nuiiirer.
,,3ucite 9iatipnatsS ant," 432 Sito'Sronotuap.
70. Is. gSdgIer, &GiIircr.
Sciteru National Sunft" ii ACKNOWLEDGMENT
u. Wtnriutt, Adiiircr,
I, FARMERS nub Wicrdants National Sant,"
Suut0s llllo QpmbarosStrnbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

aus ben Glebotorcn 5llriidge5ogen
9ltidel; Glepotoren Borrotb 50,6Sl
9uihel.
&eutige S6IuBrntc:
l}r. 3 mcItIihcr Goggcn
grport ......... Of -91M
9tr. 2 ucItIidcr Noggen Of -9115
Sn Sddcn ie nof Qua.
litdt 80 SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
9pantN.S tcncrn.

Q1En0 foufcn Elm f6bnes Sein, 20-22
IVVO "a Noros0a ntonsS.vabe 6lpi'
f1en Sntri1onnts Apetie uib galtimoresStrdbe,
fttte Booe5irlmer rno Gnibftdnber, ab5uasIn,
nal llo itdtipndre 0afh3uber. Sf00 gaar II.
Der 8eit IN ipodentli6en 3abluneen inter Ieh6'
len 8ebtrgulpen.
CHM 8nar inS s7.05 pro gsofe faufen
0lOO cine iener fbonefi Bortta otsg9obnlns
gen, gtr. $50, $50 II. T. No.. @orfi6 . s,oenue,
8eden, Bait biHien: oie- @ebierte 6ifiif BON
Der gorf'Roob. aSaeeons fubren an Der 1blre
borbct.
eemers Z. Storf. nmf benz 9Iate. ooer 3iin.
nier Sc I'm 0iintber.Uebdnbe, ct. BanI. Iirtb
SubettesS trdbe. CSiinit7 ,1S,IGS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

TaraainS.

Furnace In a"uSar6ci6nctem Suitanoe. Ireis
$500; MIR 500 Rnur eriprocrIif. NodBnfros
aen bel Sruu RreiR, Gdc Sarncit.Nscrue NIB
@ulstnlitt'eane. nnbc 9iurtb' nno Sarfprb.aue.
(Wlnit7, tDiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
I'm berfdufen.

Rn berfdufen:
Tr 2t3i. Winrnfauosanc am I. Suni 1909
be5iebbdr. IL Simmer uno FAB.
@r. 2326. 9ore.Glarlrssstr. t2 9ininier inb
Wao; I. lino 9. Stpdperf ;SIuis.
SenrH ebirf, StnfnaIt.
Veioe IcIerbone. 722-5 9uips 2nilsiug.
(WiniS, fMD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Wolsmcbl, TOO EIlll6. SUI 80
Nei5cn.-3nfubr 1884 9uifcl
8erionot bon Den Glcpotoren 1915
9uihcl; Glepotoren . Borrotb 81.
422 Yuldel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

3citungcn 3citid)riitcn, etc,
,9bc Baltimore giepS Co." laUib gIbcrcront'
bic, Beibdtisiii9rcr. 3lS SSeitsSerrialsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

9oll Materiolicn, SbilrcnL 6cnIter'
rabmcL 2aocn, etc.
ridsSiraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Tcteftius 9[oentu

0eteftiu. 9lgentur.
s%iatiouai Setretine errpiee. 8. W1. gafb, &c
iHdfiefibrer, gr. G32, 9uiusBbiIhing, gaItis
more. Wto Pbohe ct. 9auI $500.
rGattrieau T;ienius @scncN," Charles aobIs
mann. 8efd1ttsfii6ter, $40 31uitnbles@loG.,
baltimore. 42o. 31ore: e. q n. CT Raul
2027; gSobnnnn: 6. & y. g9oIfe t23a-R.
Spanbnncr q Sdmibt, Ga6folaer bon Gmit0,
gNeit & Gpons, b03 9aloert NuiLoit9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
StnntS.QI oufclI.

StuutS Vantc1.
,7cutfdc ganf non Baltimore" Baltimore
mo &ollodus SiruBe. S,ugnli 2Stber, Erdll-
ocnt; y. i. Slot, SdnBneiiicr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

SparsSaRfcn.
- Srutid)c eparbant uun Baltimore" Slltniu'
lno GaItimuresStrahe
,St. Samcs spnrbnnt," Baltimore StraGe mo
9uiium 9OHicss9Crlic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

SruIt.& ompdg1ie'n.
,W,nrSlauo sruIt &c." gioropcds@te Gnlpcrts
uno G~crmansSirabe. &. 2. zimmerman.
0rdlioeEt; Carroll Ban gieb, SbatmeiIter
Serbs spencer, iuu.. 9irlf3sSb uBnieltter;
s>ar Gfirncr, SiiliosS elrctdr.
h, Baltimore SruIt a. Guarantee Co.," equitable
Nuiloina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Yopicr lmb Yapier, Glitch.
emitb. Tirpn So. t05-1O7 SunooersGtrnbe &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Elum6iu9, surfaces, Ton8eS uto
Scicit, Iodocdcn mo Hinncn.
ycnuett S,us., 523 gioro. Sreuont 9lpenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

~ SlAAA NlAN ~ ""' DNNI' Nh'lNP W
3 iir @efddftslelic bon 11.30 @ornittaps q
q his 9 uhr .NadtlittaQS. e, Il y. Ielef q
q pupn - MT. Sernot 30OS H. q
q Gpriua's Canton 2icpcrirnuS.Sane," y
. siibpcftrGdc 3.Str. It. Suit'suc., Gnntpu. &
. Sanptailnrtirr oeS pGaHton 2ieoertrun3." =
q Sinaitl.lloe iebet liiitpuh 9lbeno, Der q
= HamensIerein periaItnlclt lib ieoen Nterls =
= Itlu 2theno. - NutionalsVicr" ant Sapf, q
= 9beIapeate.T eIeppOn - &8olfe 1453 s. q
Gei1attss@ egmetier.
91fer., Gon0itor- mlo Sotel-
8eboriSsA rtitcl.
sBc @ipers & SIda g.. 1o4 eilosocipdro'str
3citungcrL 3citldriitcn, etc.
,shc Baltimore @icps Co." lapib Slbcrcrpnt'
bic, Beibdfistl9rcr. 3lS SSeitsSerrnaTl'Str.
Ban M%oteriolicn, Sbilrcn, 6cuIter.
rabmcn, Snocn, etc.
5ames .. suffer & 60, l15-117 Sio'6reoe'
ridaSirabe.
Notionuls9 unfen.
,sbc Sib sp,uu g%iattunal Saut,". Sab: nno
@retersStrube. Sucob IL. pout, Brnitoent;
6enrO .. Geoue, NntIiper.
,i3ucite giatipnalsSant," 432 SuosSroaofudD.
:, 2Sciteru National Snnf," IA NorosSlitaip4Sfr
u. Mtnriott, 9dlltrcr.
ySarmcrs ano WlerddntS National Saht,
Suut0s mn 2ptlbnros StrnBc.
-
StuutS. 9anfcr.
,1cutIfc Snnf upn Baltimore" Naltintnres
mo @ouiodus StruBe. sugnll gSeber, Strait
ocui; y. ). Slot, S6nbrretiicr.
Spar. 9oRfcn.
, 1rutidlc eparbant puu Baltimore" Gltnip'
lIno ValtimuresStraBe
st. Sanles sparbant," Baltimore etrabe uno
9uiium SoHicsNocil1c.
SrIIt.& onpdguic'n.
,Marslanb sruit Co.," gloropedsGde GnIpcrts
H ml Sermqn,Sir39beji Zion Y; a,s :. S 3banmGII iar::
SeroiS spencer. iun. 9irlf5sS habnteiiter;
gan GfiinCr, SiiIi9sSefrctar.
Baltimore Srut a. Guarantee Co.," Equitable
Niiiloirg.
M0ppfuten.
aarl 81. 9. eduls, t2G-l29 Gam 9uiIoil9.
@uitnuus aprb, 26l-260 Sulucrt NuIIbtlig.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @crdtbc mo
SGlnCrcielt.
Griffith & Turncr So, 205 giorosB ncas Strdbc.
Warrtors ur0 8runit Mcrfe.
Silsdrtner q e6bne, 7l4-71s 2Seft9aItis
nloresStraBc.
Elum6iu9, surfaces, Eon8eS uto
Scicll, Io6ocdcn mo Hinncll.
Senuctt S,us, 523 gioro 6rcmunt. 9Ioenne.
aupierihm.iebc lmo TlumbcrS.
Sobn @ubert, t7ii 1bnmcssSirubc. e. & 3.
Ielcpbon: 9Solfe 1899.
euer.GcrlidJcrungcn.
,Nuhul 3uiuranee 50. Of 9ipcrppul," Senrn
~. gSarfieln, Ateiioenta piqnuger, 1Jt-t02
Gbnrtber oI Commerce Sntlotn8..
- @ermauiu 5eucr . prrfiderrnas : 9cienidaft,'
baltimore u1b giortbs StraBe.
GigentbuntS Mgenten mo S1nolcr.
4icrrc 6. 3ugau IL Icpbe,u, 10 Slt2cringions
Strnbe.
Snfidmic0, 3ubcb6r.
IS. seutt gnbne Gu., 3G2-364 Noro'SabsSi Eli
Soblet uno Sol5.
SenrN o. @un Seine. $50 Columbia stocnue.
8ionoleib. @cihGite.
u6pniolibateb spnn Co.," I ycrosSatt Gtrabe.
YianpS lno Srgcllt.
Gbas. M. etisff, 0 ioros9ibcrtns SiraBe
SHADE d 80, Farf.9loe. mo 5nbettcsStr.
Eopier lm0 Bnpier. Giltcn.
emitt. Tirpn &c., 105-1O7 Su1ooersS ttnbe.
determination Mrtn0 off
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

9lehplottcn, WctoQ, etc.
2pun, euntttn & SO. (ineorporir), 1910
SulocriiOHsS trdBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Sricbbofe.
,.epnopn 4arf Gemeterp," @iircau: 81 @cfi.
SdrutoqasStrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Yiauos rmo Srgclr.
Ebas. W. atieft 8 Tpros9 ibcrtbsS irabe
gSn. Sna6e d 60, Yarfs9lpe. nno SnbettcsStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Seutiae ShlnBrate:

w Ul >. 0u'll0f Nb5D Vlld)Cl
&erlnnot Don Den Gleputorcn 705t
9uldel; Glepotoren . @orrotb 169,-
nc gui6el.
Seutigc SdluBrote:
Contract Spot. S0H-..
NNlllI. EM-SO
Safer. 3ltfllbr 1881 9uid)e(;
ans Den Gleootoren 5uriid0c5ogen
1870 gul6el; elepotoren . Torratb
1883 Yltidle(.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

aupieridmiebe lmo Tlumbcrs.
Scbn 0ubert, INA 16amcssSirubc. e. & 3.
IelcpbUr: 9Solfc 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

WarIltors ur0 8ranit Mcrfe.
g. Siladriuer q ebbne, 7l4-719 9aIti.
muresStraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
SECOND CALL.

% Seabonro .. Efo .............. 40
81 ga II. IA Abmmou. .......... iOh
r. Conf Cotton Sucf Pfo. ......... 7I
% GomaS Cigar Wiuf Gom ....... ~
60 Goulds Cigar Diun 50 Com 49,. IL
100 @cfieru Wiurnldno r 8........, 10
$4,000 @cnl Sus = g II. y 4I2er ..... 81
5000 uniteo 9lhs Gini .............. 81
20 llnitco NnS 6ba Der (SertpD -. so
so llnitco rms Sog ser (Script) 80. 80
100 llnitco Rhs Sb9 Der. .......... 80
400 llniteo rms Sog ser. ........... 80
1900 llniteo gpS 6oa ser. .......... s0I4
1000 Gurfolf Nb II. 2igbt Ser. ......, 9Sh4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Sn pcrfaufen.

449 Cit SweiuubSpaajigitc Strnfe,
in hurSitglid1em 3uiidnoc.
1862 Mnniipu.apcune,
1030-t032 Hiperiioes 9pcuuc.
500 &cit. Greitpn II Strakc.
123 @reenmpuuts Hrcnue.
1926 Hpro.Silmpr Strahc.
i01 Ppror e retcr. Giraffe.
1000 ct. YGnfsStrafe.
tt2 Ilbenarlc. Strnfe.
Wsnurioe 2aupbeimer,
ti50-6D 9tr. col, Colbert Nuil5ing,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Gfonolcib- @cihGite.
,6pniplibateb 2pnn Co.," I RcrosSattS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Scidlcnheitntter

sanocr & Sjbne, 170S ITO sgtoenie.
@m. Gput, gtortbs lno @recnnounts glocnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Soblen mo Sol5.
ScnrD q. Bon 9eine. $50 GpInmbinss loenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Observation-Disclosures @crGtbe nnO
SGlncrciell.
Griffith & Turncr So, 205 Noro BncdsS trdbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

3u ucrfaifen:
Or. tG, Srittc Strubr. mo Gr. 3401. 2cnbcrz
ton gncnlic, rabc Baltimore StruBc, @iablnlns
iolprt; outer GdInocn. iHr irgeno Gin NSciddit
puienb; neue giahbnrfhaft. Sci6tc Neoinaluls
aen. gindAuiraecn at Crit unb stele. @tGlt
rebute Die 5uirnounts@peIl GIetrii0e.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
BOND ISSUE FOR ROADS
FAVORED BY GOVERNOR
BY Governor James N. GiIIett
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

n ACRA4IENTO, Jan. 1S.-I want
good roads. as laid down in
1 my message to the Legislature
am not in favor of the state
accepting every byway and lane
that may be improved by the coun-
ties want a main system of roads
that viii extend throughout the
state rather than network. of roads
that lead to unimportant points.
want a system of general highways,
and then if the counties want TO add.
laterals themselves well and good.
The state cannot afford to enter
into an agreement to keep UP all the
roads in the state and thus let the
counties escape the great burden. II
the counties want to go ahead and
build standard roads along the high
ways that will be embraced in the
state scheme of main arteries I am
in favor Of the state accepting such
parts of those roads as become a
part of the general system and COM
ply with the specifications as to con-
struction.
My proposition is to issue bonds in
the sum of $4,000, 600 for the con-'
struction of about 1000 miles of
roads, which would give the state a
good system of highways. Money
would then have to be appropriated
by the legislature from time to time
to maintain the state highways as is
now done.
If we are going to have a system
of good roads I want a system that
viii connect the main points of the
state and extend throughout the
state without breaks in the general
system. This would be impossible
under the associations scheme of al
lowing the counties to take the initi-
ative. We would have good roads in
one county and none in the next. 1t
would be very hard to establish an
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
Commend Hetch Hetchy Bill

OAKLAND, Jan 1S.-Resolutions
commending the Hetch Hetchy water
OF the committee of public lands in the
national house of representatives were
adopted by the. city council tonight.
In a clause of the resolution the coun-
Gil expressed its confidence in the -ade-
quacy of the proposed water supply for
the needs of the cities about San Fran
CISCO ets,o pay, = and an the ne city clerk was in
lutions to congress.
Supervisor Murphy of San Francisco
addressed the council in behalf of the
daily water supply of 240, 600, 900 gal
Ions could be obtained from the Hetch
Hetchy valley, and that San Francisco
would only need 1000. 900 gallons The
remainder of the water could be utilized
by the other cities and towns about the
bay. Murphy said that these figures
We're based on an estimate made by
Desmond Fitzgerald. noted civil en-
gineer of Boston, and that there could
be no question as to their accuracy
Ross Morgan, a civil engineer, added
vocates of the Hetch Hetchy scheme ex-
pected to encounter would come from
vested corporate interests.
One protestant against the plan to
establish a reservoir in the Hetch
Hetehy valley was granted permission
to address the council, This was W. H
GIould' oI' % secretary Of the Cosmopolitan
was based on the theory that the nat
ural beauty Of the valley would be
President Ellsworth, who introduced
the resolutions, replied that for every
destruction of natural beauty 100 O0S9
persons would gain by the benefit Of an
ample water supply. City Attorney
McElroy was directed to prepare drafts
for legislative action by which cities
on the east side of the bay. either
alone or in conjunction with San Fran
cisco, could acquire Sierra water sup
ply.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19
DECIDE AGAINST MoYER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The su-
preme court of the United States today
decided against former President Mover
of the Western federation of miners in
the damage suit brought by him
against former Governor Peabody of
Colorado on account of Meyers i'm
prisonment on the governors orders
because of his alleged connection with
riots at Telluride, Colo, in 1904.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19

NEW CONsULs APPOINTED
WASHINGTON Jan. 1S.-President
Roosevelt today sent to the senate the
following nominations:
Consuls-George NJ lift of Idaho. at
Nuremburg, Bavaria: Fred d. Fisher of
oregon, at Newchwang, China
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-19

efficient and satisfactory state sys-
tenn. I'm going right ahead with my
bill, and if the good roads associa-
ton people don't like it they can go
ahead with their bill
AS to the talk that the bonds
won't carry, you can say for me that
they won't carry if the association
gets right out and begins to ham
Ther. I'm in a position to know that
the people of the state will vote
bonds for roads if they know that
the system will be built by compe-
tent men and properly maintained
My idea is to bring out from Wash
ington the best experts in the coun-
try on roads building and have them
direct the building of the roads.