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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

iommten bcitihen Bottles iiberall
oilf oicier Groe I'M enoItet 9iobme1t
bartlett, oas polfstbiimlih cedric
ben uno bod erihopienb) in allenl
@aientliden, Dem ihlidteiten Wanne
eleid perftGnolid wie benz @ebiio',
ten iuiQfommen mare, nno Dos burd)
biQieen Treis in eines Seben 9eiie
fonlncn fonnte, ser Die Sdidiole iei.
mes @olfes fennen lernen mill"
90 lfrcibt ginbort i'm 8oriuort 81
ieiuer Geuti6en @eididJte. Sot er Die
Nuiasbe geloit, Elm fur5geiaBtes, &C.
Observation-Disclosures SulsbudJ DIR
oeuti6eu @eibitte 81 id,reiben, bnS
in Ger @obnung oeS arbeiters glcifl
beinliid iein ioIlte, pia I'M Sauie Ger
mlittlcren unb oberen @eieuIhait?
@lGn5cno Dot er iie eeloit. Seit Dis
murd ieine n@ebanten nno Crime
ruilgen" peroffentliht, bat uns falm
Elm 9eifidtlifes @erf 10 piel Snte.
relie o%b9eiponnen mo 10 piel Treuoe
gemaft, ais G%inbort's Gelltife 8es
idihte. Nidts bon trodener gllli5ab-
lung, ionbern geididtes Grialien Der
meientIiden G%reigniiie aus Ser 6iiQe
Der 9egebenbciten Der @eifyidte Der
Gcutihen in frild)er, %anreaenoer
Sprofc. Gs lit in oieie 9elltide &c.
id)idte einc iolfe Niiue fnapp uno
iiberlidtlid) 5uiamen9efoBt, mie mir
lie mpbl in feinem unberen @es
id)ihtsbud)e oicies ~llmianges buben;
Elm @crf, bos nit REDEEM @ilien,
flarem llrtbeil uno mormem oeut-
iden Ser5en gcidrieben lit. sSn Der
neueitcn @eihihte, Der nadbismardi.
ihen 3cit, lit Ginbort ais iSiitorifer
meniger obieftip ais IN ben friiberen
3eitlallien oertifer @eidihte, ober
olld) bier miro man linn nit Snte.
reiie iolgea. Wos Dem 9ude nod
meiter einen bcionoereu @ertb giebt.
lit Die al~orleguna OcS 9eutidtbumS
auBcrbalb Der Meidsgren5en, in Seit-
reid ulnaarn, Der Sdmei3, ben Die.
berIanocn, in RuBlano mo Dem
vGeutihtbum in Der 3%eritreuung,"
in ben @ercinigten Staaten, 9raii-
lien, Siioofrifo mo onberen 2Gn.
bern. Gin prGbtiges Bud, oos i'm
8erlage Der Iieterid'ihen @erlags.
banoIung in 2eip5ig in idOner JOLT.
Der Nusitattung nit t6 @oIlbiIbern
crifienen lit. Ter gcringe Yreis Dol,
MIR Del Norf df)Gn gebumSenD lit
elm meitcrer Sor3us oieies Bolts.
biif)es. eS gebort aud in gmerifa in
iebeS Sous, in Dem mon beutid)er Sc.
ididte mo oclltidem @cien Sntereiie
cnt9egen brin9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
NoWlan6s tirfiide 8G6er.
Ganttablr.getdase, Wsftamt eessu. etett siieH,
tWlui4,1S
SoSesfGfs.

sm 10. September Sarrp VI. gea. sr. 2O3j
Citing Sirnbe. Is Sabre alt.
PM II. September gpiaiam VI. Barnes, Gr
500, Noros@iImcrsS trahe. 81 Sabre alt.
PIN II. September sbapH Ieioman, gr. 2lS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 Sabre alt.
Vim 10 September Soiepb E.. @atan, Nr
YIN u. Seple,nber earab Samia, Dir. 722h
&elts6ranflins StraBe. 30 Sabre aft.
Vim 10. September etrpben Solution. SIR
2iis. Srnic.S,ia. %slpenue. Al Sabre alt,
Montpeaier. strnbe. IS Sabre alt.
Elm 10, September eofetta etuoiap, Gr. B2J
5prreftsS trabe. 90 Sabre alt. -
am 70. septsmber Martha @'aion, Nr
@m II. t5eptember saiie Wibolsmam, llni
oerritiitssSpfeiial. g .Sahre. alt;
i4l7 S%,oIbreoi. sirabe, = Sabre ait.
Silhs g~abfonaStrate. n Sabre alt.
Toros Giiiafp@ SfraBe. 30 Sabte ait.
snl II. Sepiember Catherine g.. @iuters
Gr., 1874. glerS!G dibplln1 etraBt. 10 2abre ali
PIN 10. September @rrman &altbers, @ap
oiemaMfpl. 6s Sabre alt.
Vim IL. Sepiembsr tSqmnef N. Wiaiamfou
MISUNDERSTANDING IA Sufrc off.
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0esfde 9tididte pum Gimbart.

80 iinenblidD reid unb mannig.
fdltig ole Geifidte oes oeutiten Dol.
fes lit 10 srdB faft lit Ole 6iile Der
Nerfe, Die lie IN ibrem gan5en Ser.
ldifs ODER in 1beilen idiloern. uno
tein Bolt fam auf cine reid,ere @e.
ididtsidreibuns bIiden, luie oas I'M.
iere.> Aber ,truehem es feblte Elm
Bid oas Die gntpidslune oes ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Tcpartsmeut fur 5tfentlihe etderbett-Sautea.
Snb.S epartemen pes Yebdttoe, ynfpetturs
YireauS, Wafhhau6.
WaItfmore..I M. YSartemher 1A(

' Vulttf M q l e.N1. september 1909.
Irscbote peroen entgegeu aenpmmen bet
Der 9ontrart.B eb1roe oeS stdot baltimore fir
Den llmbar iinb bic Heparatur Der GroBitrabei
Miariiballe ulb Snuppen fir ben .Dtnpbr nno
,Stabtratb bon Baltimore. 81
abreiiirt on ben ygoarb of simarSs" iein unb
Die slutidrift nHropofaIS lot. gSurf an erob
Greet WurYet" traaen ilno bel Srn. 8. SetpeiI
Jbollas. siaSt'sissiitrstor in Ssilen garsau In
am Is, September 1900 einserei6f peroen.
Seeeia @neebSt tlub elm az ben Aeagor lino
auf cine Clearing Sonie" .ganf eeao9ener 9bef
Deg HieierS fiir fii1fbunbert ($500J Dollars
~heiaeiiiat fein,
Ser erfolerei6e 9ieter mub giirsinatt itel.
len ln!o pie gorl6ritten beg etahtsetarters
3eihnineen mo Spe8itilationsn ionIsn am
ODER iian oenl z. srptember 1909 i'm HiirelII
oes @ebdube- Snfpeiiors befi6tiet iperoen..
Die 8ebbroe behalf lib oas Hept Dor. trgeao
elm ODER alIe Iugebote ai Dertuerfen.
ebiuarb .. yretfou,
9ebauoesS nfpeftor.
Genebnigt:
Geo. q. Ynmien.
Wiabor.
(Septo & 4 GTS0101I13)
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WarnlouS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TaS 3iueiunbbier3ifte Gemefter Der 4aayt.
faMb IesbNnMMeH.e Anlt bt1iMnt am 15. 6ec.
tember. NtMt ieitcrta nlf4. SIR aGe ipeiten
III i@is9t III. nm i56msn Ben SsiaS Scs Silent
IiAtn S6uIen .su erm6Hll6en. GbreNen mnb
eippsnIefen, anber ben 9d4ern her SneMli@ea
i SGu's S,r SsIsjSss'ii D ssGs, sSaas ta ans SHaH nterSiS
tir NetuOtncr W2arhIanb's. frei. 81 ugel0en Htj
Stas: e: tls. SyssSsiSsts NssssrtS:; ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

Rep. Sr. ". =. Refers BON
&em'Yorf ia9tc in ieiller iehe bel
Der 5eier oes vGertiden Cages" 1T
Hew.gorf: Iic Gage Ser Sprannti
limo fir INNER babih. Gas 9eitre.
ben. Die @cwobnbeiten zines NnOeren
tpranniif 81 bcberriden, lit ebenio
unamerifaniid. ipie es chit unon,e.
rifaniih luar. einen Menid)en 81 Re.
itrafen, Der nidt 81 elmer beitimmtcn
Belt Die Stride beiud)te. Grit in ben
leeten Sabren BADEN mir geieben. mir
tirdlidc Seften Die Volitif Der Staa.
ten 81 beeinil,dien imden. inhem lie
ben aeutcn poridreiben mas Tie eiicu
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HefanntmaHuugea.
Yareon bes etast.Wspmsters.

II. SepIember 1gUU.
Ser Stabt.@eoneter miro am Wluntas. ben
20: september 1909, aur urteu nngegepeile.t
3eit an Crt uno Steue erfteiueIt. nm ole 9.ls
oedlS Der folgenoen Straben 5u etabltreH ooer,
lpeIlH lpiplg. iieu gu eiaptlrem:
SlielIb'S IiuBe, bon Der HibgelDs bis 3ttr
Soiparp. UNI 10 llbr Yormitiag1.
Gamel,NlIeU BON Der 9olions Sfrabe bis 5ur
9inoen.Aoenue, INT 1880 gormittass.
0aloertoH .sloeHpe. BON Der UarrilunsIoeHue
his 3ur SiebenteH StraEe, um ff.30 sorIu.
(25D StuottSeouIeter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Jrcocrif Ism. @ittia.

s. ltarb pI6plid am II. eepiember 1900
5rcperi6 Hsm. Siftia in ieinem II. 2ebclss
iabre, geIiebter @atte Der periiorbenen 2obanlIc
Catherine s9ittia. Nerlpalhte uno 5renlihe iino
ciIigelabcn ben IrnuerfeterIi6feiten, ,peI6e am
Titntas.. Den IA. September, Nadbmtittags INN
3 ubr, in teiner sSobnuna, 0r. 26f7, cit.
Fretpns Strale, linttfinhen. beiJunobnen. Weis
febnng amt Der .puuoon Yurf Cemetery.
(ohG--71
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8cidGftsgclegcnbeitcn.


Dir. 1850, observation-disclosures 8piraeu
Catherine. llno Sbiplep,S trabe; feline Gage fir
fuit iraeno elm 0ef6dft; nere. 9tadbarldGtt.
gian ltebme fpefilid ~fabrerlbe baltimore trabe
Gieftriibe. fabre big 5lIln 9nopunft uro eebe
elm Sdnieraepiert n5rSIit. .@ine Der. %feiHfteH
91gfii fir eiteu 2aoen. Yaiienoe Yeoingungen
fir Den aimter. TiberfS bel Waiter =. 0efts
pbal ooer bei'm Iaenten an Srt NIB Steae.
(Spnttp--)
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GenebnIigt:
(eept2. a.4.o,7.s.o1o.1i10
ynr,au ees elaet.Meatnraters. Maibaaus.

Vulttm &c, y. september 1oU9.,
"a Die Strdbenbnrbbruhs : Gommitflre oer
Staei baltimore in eefebli9 porseldriebemer
gseiie ibren enoaiiltiaen uno eorrtairieB Be
rl6t ilber bic ,3agefprotenen Gntbdeieuneen.
~tlnfoiter uno WertberDDbungen fir hie Gons
oennirnne lno 9rDffritHg Der SiltpnsS irabe
Qriiber eifte strabei BON Der n5reIi6ften
Geite Der piedmont. sloeniie bis 3ur %iiiolpeifz
Ii6iten seite Der Yopbaian n stpeuie, uebit ben
onrari be5iigIiten, enoaiiltieen uno torrieir'
ten, erIiufernben Ylduen In 0emdbbeit Ger
gori6riiieu oes etaot4 CHARTERS lno Der ant Il;
Snni 1909 unter3eibueten Yerororung gtr. 339
bes WiaporS iif!o Staotratbs bon Baltimore bel
mir binterleat baben,
wiro hermit beiannt 9eqeben. bah beiagter
@eri6i l!no RldIe ant Siele sssiie in sieiem
Winbor ino StGbirutb bon Baltimore 90. it.
9enb cine Berfon ooer Berfonen, ooer cine oeer
iiebr Gorporutionen, Die init Der 8ertbeilu1g
Der porbenunnten gnttbabiauleen ossr @ertg,
(80) laaen bonn 10. Septenber 1909 an ais
Dem .erfter. aase Der bon mir aiiSgesaneentn
@er6ffeniIitnn6 oiefer ginti5, idriitli6. oageaei
an oas BaltiInorer Staotseribt .appeIliren ullo
oas betaate @eritt erflfel nloaeil, o~isielbcr
6u rebioirer.
I. eepea SbumaS,
Observation-Disclosures.
(Septi0,17 "a. end 4
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YeabobD.
MmFts
Gpnierbatorium

1arotb Manbolpb, 9ireitor.
MT. DerucmsBlate uio 0barleS.Str., Balttmtore.
Vprbe rettumsS.T epartemenf.
Dab Warrettion eeaMs, Snperinten5sntur.
yr. % nno 25, Observation-Disclosures
GrIfinung am l.. cttober fur ben unterrtdht.
gnmeioungen i'm september BON ii nbr Bot
nttttdes bis 4 ltlr yabmittagS.
Bolftdnotae gauipirung. Der bobe Stan'
~stIurtii fir muiiiuIifde. !Steainaen nus ben
9an5el Ser. Staaten %belpiefell. Sdinltdt bon 90
europdifteu unb amerilanii6en Whiiiern. Con.
fir Stuoenten. Jreifteleu. 0ipiome. 1ebrer.
9ertifiiate. 9laffens iino Vrib1tllnterriG :
ilnterrtAtsfufteu ppn $50 bis $50 ,basI SduIs
iabr, lie nab benz 0rnoe uno unterrritts3ueig.
9irfulare auf 8erIanaen. (Sept3, tW)
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NQsHnmeMten,. grabheineu sat etatnes.
Do ptt bus QGeeredaS UT. 1913, .aetbs
gharleS.Gfrabe, be5ogen ,baben. lperben tptr eaS
Neh.Walamsee.etraeey au ansnebHtttA uteort'
gen Yretfen oerfduter.
8. GiIsartner e Ssas.
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eriammlnng s.Ynseigeu.


9a Der 10. Sepiember 1909 ein eefeBliher
5eierta9 III, ipuroe Die geriammluna Der Nitlos
ndre oDi9ell Sereins ani 1tenhag, btu "a.
Sn Mnffraae oes Sireitoriuns
Jacpb q. Wsarbad, Sefr.sShnpHl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
5heoSor, We6er.!

So Itarb am Is! geptember 1909, nm 7.ae
9benoS, in feifer ii saobnuna ar. 222a, Or.
9smbarb. straBc, SBeobor @rber, 70 Sabre
alt. a~eIiebter @ptts. bon Seurietta 98eber. Gle
Belt Der VeeroiauHa Wirb fpdter anae5eiat.
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aaeub 0rat..

Gs fiqrb pl0eIi6 am 70! eepiembcr 1909
alt. 9%eliebter @aite boff slnita Nrat, eeborene
Vide, mo Spbn bon Catherine y. ilnb ecs
eeriiorbenen Subn arab. Sic Veerhignna fin
tags 2 llbr, BON Der 9Sobrlne feiner Wltter.
Mr. G1S, 1olpbin.S trahs, aus aui Der r9ouoon
Bari SerueterD" itatt, (251-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

HealsritM. - VARIANTS. - UrisbtiA,
WeftIih bon 0cf6roof elite unb eine baTte
gI|sile. Wennt Sclp.sgaggnns unb 9erraine'
lepbnne. etabt.giredu i'm Sritien 1lur be3
SIntel 1ratt" Geb1S6tS, Gearlse- . Hs4ettss
etraRe. (arai4 .tS.9&o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

WRreln: ~. ri. HeN.easatpRa.etsaAe, nMt
NAMpt.0insaNs: lHretertl.0 se>:
Wufidt: S6nitibHumen. 0eivinoe, Bfdn3en efe,
iuerSen i'm IreibbauS am Sampf.Gineona a..
innoen. ttnfer Msent ipirb, iuenn eetpiirfxt,
borfpreAen. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Cation e. 8urme4t
Panbels.G

eAste far etenssraStIe axS RatAinsaiAsetees
ne. y sms II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IA
Sas. ans Mbenti4sIe.
epre&t berf5nIi6 Dor. teIspbuntrt cbes f0tetbf
(aiia5, sylte,x&G) q 459gal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Wu biz Namcu.

Snnae Samen. tpeIte moberne Shneioeriunft
Su erlernen .piinften. iouten nidt i'm 3iueifsi
nur bel Srl. VI. Subers, Nr. 3O2. Sseit.sarn.
toga.etrahe, oor6nfpreben, i9ren s'anicn ais
3b9lina eintraaen. uro lie lernen Die 8iinit
balten dnberSem eriinbiihen tlnterri&t I'M
3uf6neioen. Sebr liberale Beoineungen. =
Srl.- VI. Snbers, Tr. BOZ, @el.e aratoga's Str.
(Septo|)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
Nermiidte Mnsei8en.

,NiaDW. "Stbern nui geiteuun9 aefertiat,
bon So 9l. 6drbetr, Heinieen. arinieln in al
a isf fI' sssisi s'iif s! sfssif'S','9 H. Aessast ias a"s 'isy
8lpeiteS Siudfperf. tGepf8, 1WfO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14
3iMb 4 Seller,

WaGtoIaer bon O. Graneel
2etdenbfftaftex nme. 9tnbaIiaMtSes,
~. 4O3, eAb.4gslje.e tyaAe.
y. visst. Msiis las; W., b6i.Si:r $50.
8,pei0sRiireau: Nr. 700. 5. Girabe, SietIano.
fonn. q. & 3. gBuIfe 1922. (Wadral2. 7WQte)
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steben etunbsn Der saute unb GrtuIuna mf
btr gDotfer. Ntroenbtup fann mon 70 sAble,
er!riI3enSe. beIebenbe euft NIT bo1ea 8aoei
S0afslne gsapIseIten auf BEN 0aurpier fer.
DaEpfes fdbrt al tdeli4 .leissen. ecnntaos)
10 ubr HbeHbS. ~
Naal{aIst sus BOs.
l(Suni163 =. 80 ~
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Saben Gle btete!ben seFslea7
Die fleine rGrin9e Sang"
Dle lette Hasiies Nssit&t IL eaas.Daassu4
Die Qr1bte une feinfte Mus,ud6l, mnS BET
9aItimore'2 bOrnebInite &ari1nttieriA
IT 80. Rsst~0nta6.o tsaee.
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Naltimpre SnriRea. e@sIe.

siAtss Nttteb g. Nttee, Gefnn.
Borlefunoen bon z bis . ttbr afbeHbs.
Serbfttern,in beginnt nm Is, Geptentber 1909.
&eaen AataIoee wenoe mon itn an ben &es
tystdE GsSin >. Ct6ettss. ~; SSi g; $Sns
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Gsfurfonen per 0ampfsr.
.Nourem.

Ter ToIaft.Snmpfer .TreaMiaub" berIdbt bic
GomnercialsNJerf (Sut3 bon Hrud btpnb):
0onnerftae, Treitae uno Samftas nm 1.3OrHe
HaGntitfaeS. yuMbfaAvt.- .........S sou
eonniaa nno @onias nm 1920 yorm. 55(le
Dnntag, IS. Sept., Iette 5dbrt Der Cation.
Z. e. 1sSles, Gen. sGefh. y. 4 3. @olfe 2271.
(-Septf3) .prsHr ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-14

Rad Scr Reclamation oes
@oitperneurs Yoit bon Yorto Hico
MIRO Die administration fcinen Mib.
arifi MAIDEN, menn lie einen Wann
eortbim ldidt, Der ort bereftigten
GiaentbiimIihfeiien bes SnieIreides
9!ehnlng su tragcn lueiB. Gie ame-
ritaniide SdabIone ldbt iih nidt
iiberaa onrdfiibrcn. Gic Y~ortorico-
rer iino omrdans lopal peranlaet,
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31
AT THE HOTELS

Charles A. Cook, a prominent flour
manufacturer of st. Louis, is a guest
at the Alexandria.
Elmer P. Groben, a prominent attor-
ney of Buffalo, N Y, is enjoying Los
Angeles climate and is registered at
the Lankershim.
Thomas F. Delaney, a well-known
politician of Chicago, is in Los Angeles
on a combined business and pleasure
trip and is at the Angelus.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beach of Hol-
land Mich, are guests at the Hay
ward. Mr.. Beach is prominent mer-
chant of Holland and well known in
business circles on the coast.
Stewart Edward White, the author
George Clinton Baker and Fred Rem
ington Fithian, prominent in literary
circles, arrived in Los Angeles today
and are staying at the Van Mugs.
A. w. Mckay, a member of the ag-
ricultural department of Washington
is in Southern California on business
pertaining to the department of ag-
riculture and is staying at the Hay
ward.
Mr. and Mrs. D. b. Grant of Laduea
B. c., arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day and are quartered at the Lapker-
SHIN. Mr.. ana MIS- Grant are making
a tour of the United States and plan
to remain in Southern California for
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Sherwood, Miss
Anna Sherwood, Miss Mary Sherwood
and II. Warner Sherwood, all of Oak
land. arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
and are registered at the Alexandria
Mr.. Sherwood is prominent banking
man of Oakland and the family is
prominent in social circles
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31
POLICE LOCATE
CHILD'S SLAYER
MURDERER OF ANNA P0LTERA
SOON TO BE TAKEN
DEPUTY DECLARES MAN is NEAR
SCENE OF CRIME
District Closely Watched, and When
Proper Hour Arrives Officers viii
Descend on FuaitiVe's
Abode

Slowly but surely are the lines being
closed in on the murderer of 9-year-old
Anna Poltera, and the arrest of the
guilty person probably will be effected
this week. The slayer is thought to be
within 2. short distance of where the
body was found, and a close watch is
being maintained in that district. Of
ficers are guarding all exits.
Clew after clew has been run down
and thoroughly investigated, and little
by little Sheriff Hammel and his depu-
ties have been picking up evidence that
they believe will positively connect the
suspect now under surveillance with
the crime.
Sheriff Hammel spent yesterday in
an investigation of new clews and in
looking for more evidence. He feels
certain the murderer will be apprs-
hended. Deputy Sheriff Harry Wright,
who has been a tireless worker on the
case, was at the county Jail yesterday
He declared the officers are now on the
right track.
There was considerable work to do
before we could get down to the real
inside of the case" he said. There
have been many clews to run down and
innumerable details to investigate
Now that we have the cobwebs cleared
and are learning more each day we can
do much toward ascertaining the iden-
titY of the murderer.
IT do not mind saying that there is
horse and buggy figuring in the case
and that the murderer is not far from
where the body of the little girl was
found.
I'VE are watching the district and
when the proper time comes the man
will be arrested l will not make
known the identity of the man we sus-
pect, but I can say he is living in that
district"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31
UNION
INSTALLS ITS OFFICERS

Officers recently elected by Los An
geles Typographical union No. ia were
installed into office yesterday after
noon by Past President McLernon at
the rooms of the union in Labor Tenn
pie. There was a large number of
members pres, 1T to witness the cere-
mony.
Those who were indicted into office
are: c. L. Howe, president; II. II.
Eads, vice president; G. w Bowman,
secretary; F. p. Rowe, delegate; f. M.
Baldauf. alternate; J. c. Tunnel, ser
geant-at-arms; John Lees, Fl. j. Har-
per and N w. Young, board of direc-
tors; Henry Heidelberg. N. p. Young
and Jake Smith, application com
mittee; r. A. Nelgner, John A. Smith
and Caesar Stamps, auditing commit
tee; w c. Harris, w. T. Phillips and
J. NJ. Byrne, delegates to allied print
ing trades; Edward Ferguson, G. M
Thorne and b. c. Robinson, delegates
to centraIlabo council
Following the installation ceremony
business was transacted and social
time followed.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31
SAYS MAN NEEDS
SPIRIT AWAKENED
MRS. L. B. STEVENS SPEAKS
OF POWER OF NATURE
Misdirection of Life, Che Says, Has
Caused Barrier Against Conscious
Communion with Higher
Powers

"To be spiritually awake" said Mrs.
Lucie Beckham Stevens. at Blanchard
hall yesterday afternoon, sis to be
natural 1t is mans natural state to
be aware of things spiritual as. well as
material provided the laws of the pro-
gressive life have not been broken
1.-The world is peopled with animated
dead men, and compared with our
possibilities, had we not interfered with
the natural trend of our being, we
are but pigmies. We are not denying
evolution and progress, but regardless
of opinion, the fact remains the same,
that the triumphs of modern science
are but poor substitutes for the powers
of that spiritual awakening that might
have been ours had be lived to the
law as God and nature intended.
1.-The history of civilization is the
history of mans long climb up the lad
der of artificiality. To be spiritually
awakened is to be truly successful in
life. That permanent happiness, that
sense of the richness of life, that in
terror peace and quiet that is ever
lasting, the normal state of man can
only come through the living of the
laws of progression and not through
the satiation of desire. 1t is mans
natural state to be in touch with
higher planes. Heaven and earth
should not be separated. Through the
errors in our nature. inherited and cul-
tiVated, we have built an impossible
barrier to that which is our birth
right-conscious communion with high
err powers
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31
HOT GREASE CAUSES
FIRE IN RESTAURANT
FLAMES IN BROADWAY CAFE
DO $1,000 DAMAGE
Blaze Started n Kitchen of Yerkes
Eating House and Worked
Up Through Light Shaft
in Rear

A fierce fire which destroyed $1,000
worth OF property before it was ex-
tinguished, started short time after
o'clock last night in the kitchen of
the Yerkes restaurant at 12l South
Broadway.
The fire is supposed to have been
caused by the explosion of pan OF
hot grease sitting on the range in the
kitchen. 1t spread rapidly to the wood
work of the kitchen and through a
window opening into light shaft
which extended to the roof, but half of
which had been boarded over at the
second floor to make a storage closet
for use of the Acme assay office, con-
Quoted by H. K. Hedges
When detected the light well was all
aflame and the fire had eaten its way
into the rear of the assay office and
burned out the fixtures and destroyed
a lot of retorts, delicate instruments
and other goods used and stored
therein.
An alarm was turned in from box IL
by Fl. Burndorff and the prompt ar
rival of the department prevented what
would have been an expensive blaze.
The fire was eXtinguished within fif-
teen minutes after burning out part
of the restaurant kitchen, the rear of
the assay office and the interior of the
light we'll. The loss in the restaurant
is estimated at $3.50, to the assay office
$3.50 and $500 on the building.
The e. j. Elson printing office and
the Martin employment agency on the
second floor, suffered slight damage
from water Lodgers in the Yosemite
rooming house adjoining on the north
were alarmed by the closeness of the
fire and hurriedly removed their be-
longingS.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-31
EXPLOSION STARTS
FIRE IN OIL ROOM
BLAZE EXTINGUISHED BEFORE
IT REACHES TANKS
Manufacturing Plants and Warehouses
on East Ninth Street Endangered
by Blaze In Refining COM
pany's Works

The explosion of oil in a cooling kettle
at the Densmore-Stabler Refining COM
pany's works at 2474 East Ninth street
started a fire shortly after o'clock
yesterday morning that partially de-
stroyed the one-story corrugated iron
building and came near resulting in a
disastrous blaze.
An alarm was turned in and the fire
department responded quickly and sue
ceeded in subduing the flames just as
the blaze was nearing several large
tanks in which were stored large guam
titles of oil.
The oil store room in which the fire
started is in a thickly settled district
given over to warehouses and various
manufacturing plants. The damage to
the building is estimated at $500 and
the loss on the contents will reach 500.