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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
.[Special Dispdich 10. The Call

ESpeeial Dispdich 10. The Call
MceL0UD,. June 2-MeCloud is
at the mercy OF the 800 striking
Italian 1aborers of the McCloud
luniher company The men are
.Parading the streets armed with rifles,
-revolvers, knives and clubs, shouting
inrprecatiens at the. company officials
and demanding that their proposals
be. granted, on pain Of further vio-
Ience. The town is.in darkness. with
the power house in the possession of
the strikers Not even Sisson, II
miles away and the nearest railway
station, can be reached by wire from
McCloud.
More than 500 armed strikers
rushed in shouting mob upon the
power house late this AFTERNOON, bat
tered through the barticaded doors
with a log swung. and forced the FIRE
men to cease work. Then the mob
leaders posted sentries about the
place to see thats the pIant remains
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
Mob Closes All Shops


The same swarm swooped down
upon the machine shops, car shops
and storerooms and forced the men
there to leave at. the point of re-
voIxers and rifles.
The raid on; the buildings was ac-
complished with military ike pre-
cision- The men marched in solid
body. evefy man armed with rifle.
revolver, knife or club. The weapons
were openly displayed, but no threats
to destroy property .were made while
on the march. The 25 deputies in
sharge of the buildings made no re-
sistance against the 500 armed and
angry Italians.
The raid on the company's build
ings was accomplished without DEM
onstrations of violence. not shot
was fired, not man was injured
seriously. and no property was de-
stroyed. After obtaining control
of the power plant and machine
and car shops the strikers marched
back to Macarthur At every step
recruits joined the marching throng,
and when the army stopped in front
of the company's main office more
than 500 Italians were in line.
Strikers Make Demonstration
The strikers lined up in front of the
main Office building, evidently for the
purpose Of demonstrating TO the head
officials that they were not alarmed
over the prospect of four or hve mill
tary companies being called to pre-
serve order and protect life and prop
erty. President Queale of the Nc
Cloud lumber company witnessed ths
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
Found Rich Harvest

(,--fisned on PAGE ls. Column
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03
SPORTS
MARINE

Kosmos liner sais Jumps berth assigned
to another steamer and captain is reprimanded.
but retains berth. Page39
SOCIAL
Dance at the officers club in the Presidio en-
joyed by many young society folk. Page 10
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-03

is the sureSt and quickest
way to get what YOU want
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
cantz-RoselnmerkIc.

Last evening at the nome of Mr. and
Mrs. George Rcsenmerkle, on Virginia
avenue, occurred the marriage Of Miss
Bessie May Rosenmerkle to Mr.. Har-
vey v. CAN'T. Rev. L. X. Probst, of
the Lutheran Church. performed the
ceremony. which was witnessed by a
number of init smtefetoiedrnhfsmn
number of intimate friends Of the
bride and groom. Miss Bertha Decker.
a niece of the bride, was her only at
tendant, and Mr.. Robert Rosenmerltle
attended hte groom. Mrs Wm Small
rendered the wedding march. The
bride was becomingly attired in white
and carried brides roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gantz are both we'll known young
people and have the best wishes of a
host of friends. They will reside here.
Among the guests mere for the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Caples,
OF Morgantuwn, and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25

subscl1be Tor tae west vlrglnIan.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
l11ncheon was serva.l.

luncheon was servel.
The patronesses last evening were
Mrs. T. w. Fleming. Mrs. A., b. Scott.
Mrs. u. A. Clark. Mrs. w. 8. Raymond,
Mrs. w. H. Conaway. Mrs. George T.
vNatson, Mrs H. 8. Lively, Mrs. L. G.
Race end Mrs. M, A. -Jouiffe.
Among the guests there were Mrs.
John Clark. Of Wheeling; Miss Fran
css Sipe, OF Baltimore, Miss Elizabeth
Galliher, OF Charleston; Miss Wint-
fred Tayl5r, of ParloNEG5urg: Miss
Mary Horner of Lumberport; Mr. and
Mrs. j. Edwin Robinson, Mr. end Mrs.
A. w Hessc Mr. and Mrs Tom Nc
Crya, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Martin, Mr..
ami Mrs. "A. B. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Dresbaen, AIr. and Mrs. George
T.. Watson, DR.. and MRS. Fred Hess,
Misses Elizabeth McNceley, Elizabeth
Cunningham. Wilma Boyd*ton, Mary
Christie, Joe Cavendnr, Gail Stag
gers, Anna Moran, Caiiie Frey, Nellie
Caeseday. Minnie Fleming, Katherine
Rsce. Ruth Johns, Mary Taylor, Lucy
and MARY Raymond, Mary sddnn,
Edna Morgan, Ethel Nuzum, Jennie
Sh}nn, Elizabeth List. Messrs. Frank
Prpcharl. Thomas Cook, j. w. Haney,
Bcryl crowl, M. r. Frantz. james
, Thompson. Fred Marsh. DIR. c, W.
Leps, Howard Brooks, F. K. Lord,
Raymond Haller, w. C. Rohr. Ariirg-
ton Fleming, Chac. Cross. j. L. Poole,
Ray Hunter, June Clark. Sweeney
Fleming, Otis Colo. n. A. Wilson.
Fr1nk Haymonk C. C. Carpenter,
Stewart Race F. D. Palmer, Leslie
Micaaels, j. H. Walker. Ed Holbert,
j.. t MacGln. R. e. Watson. Frank
Brahcn,. Ernest Hutton, b. NJ. Smith.
F. Hugi1t, E. N Pettet. John Newton,
II. 3. Bunt. W. H. o'Day. G. H. Wit
shire, Brooks Fleming, DIR. Hugh Carr,
Charles Hood, E. Drennen, Robert
Mccoy. R. l.. KingsIand. Ed. Slack.
w Gail Hamilton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
A Family Reunion.

Mr.. and Mrs w. B. McGregor, oil
North Carolina, who had been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, G. F. cCaCrrell
went to Salem yesterday to visit tine
formers mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Me
Gregor. Mrs. Carroll and grauddaugh
ter Miss Carol Powell, went to Salem
this morning. Mr.. James R. Conawayr
of Peoria, I'LL, is guest at the home
Of Mr.. Carroll Mr.. Conway was
hest man at the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. CCarrell thirty.fiTe years ago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
ATTHE LYRIC.


OF Ray Lynn, the Charleston Mail
where he played SIN last week, says:
Packed. jamned and stuffed was
the popular little Hip last evening
at both performances, and those who
had the good fortune to secure tick,
cts at an early 1oir were well repaid
as the programme this week is par
excellent thorn start to finish. Roy
Lynn as Flink Sponge. the Royal
Rube. has a great lien Of Honsier talk
and reminds ONE very much of the vii
lage marshal who meets all trains at
Jayyille and. keeps an eagle eye on an
sharpers. He is the best in his line
to visit Charleston"
Now at the Lyric.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
,1ohn Rosenmerkle and Mr. william
simms. Of Moundsville.
AaEareWeIlsPartM

Claude Prickett; who leaves soon to
enter Rroaddus college at Philippf,
was the honor guest at srpurise par
Nv last evening at his home on Walnut
avenue. Among Sthe guests were:
Misses Lulu johnson. Halle Morrow,
Bertha Carr. Rose Mckinney. Louise
Lloyd, Bessie Smith, Agnes Tilton,
Elizabeth west, Bonnie Barnes. Stella
Clark, Nora Barnes, Mrs. Prickett,
Myrtle Robinson. Messrs. Waitman
Russell, Will Bond, Harry Farlow,
Walter Crimes, Jesse Lynch. John
Boylen. Howard Prickett, John Nc
kinney, Claude Prtckett.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
a claan Party.

The Intermediate and Primary de-
pnrtments of the First Baptist Sunday
School viii be entertained this after
noon by the superintendent and
teachers Of the departments. The af-
fair will be held in the lecture room
at the church and will be largely at,
tended by the children. ,ar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
Mrs. Bowen win Talk.

Mrs. Anthony Bowen. Of this city
will give talk Friday evening at T:3C
at the First Method Church in
C1arksburg under the auspices of the
Union Missionary organization on Mex
leo and the Indians. Ms. Bowen has
recently visited the people and VIII
illsturate her talk with stereopticon
views.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25

large number Of young people in
attendance and dancing continued
from shortly after nine o'clock until
after midnight. LazIer and Young, OF
Icrgantown, furnished excellent mu-
sic and during the. evening at lbnfret
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
pottRexx4

Nh. Joseph Dot and Miss Stella
Rex, VINO well known young people Of
Warrington, were united In marriage
last eevning at the residence OF the
officiating minister. Rev. W. ]. Oddly.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
ThanksaIvIna Dance.

The Thanksgiving dance given by
the Triangle Club last evening Tn the
Masonic Assembly Hall ad4le,l third
successful event to their former de-
lHghtful entertainments. There was
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-11-25
Iolnt Meetinn or penartments.

There win be joint meeting of the
Civic AMI Juvenile Departments OF
the Woman's Club on Friday after,
uocn at four o'clock M tine Cub rooms.
Dr.. Mcdonald Will address the meet
ing on the subject OF Preventive Med
icine. ae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15

felt ioa oui 5poli Sabre gorantiri
luCr0tn.
Ser ~ upprgebt no d. Fbilo.
belpbiu.
Gin Gomite Der Stootrut6smit9Iie
Scr, pelfe iid) nod, cinmol nit oel
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litbe I'M 9ulcbal.S picl 5I mclicn &c
6~cntell, iprot geItern bei'm Mopor
Dor lnb crbiclt pon bemielben cine
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iibcr bcn &oittnunid)lng oes Gcpurte'
meltts fir Dos fommcnoe Sobr bera'
then n;rb. Iicies 1T zines Der &c.
portenlcnts, NO icocnidlls Die Info
item nift lpeicntlid rcol5irt lperocl'
fonnen, ga Scr Gbci- Sngcricur 2odep
picl Nrbcit IN Sift fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15

Grnennung ocrGborter.
Gommiiiip H. - Moppr Mobool
miro, ipcnn Ser Stuotrotb onl n1d,.
ltcn Montob lpicocr '5uionmeutritt,
bic ebortcr . Eottmtiiicn no,ninircn.
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nod n.id)t befnnut. ''9'N'''
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mutter errpies iid) ocItern Woracn
Sron emma NJ. Hembplo bon Nr.
1882, Torb.@ op-S trobc. inoem tie
bel einem 9ranbe IN ibrem 2obcn
ibrc flint &inoer aus orpbcnoer ~.
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mabrichinlid) Oooltrd) c%ntltonoen,
oob cine Safe Die Eetroleumlompc
umiunri, peIhc erplooirte. Sro'l
Hembolo beiono lid, gernoc im Sallle.
ols iic cin @cranid b0rtc. Sobolo
lie Ole nebcll Dem 2obcn aelegent
Slide bctrat mo Die Siln, 2ooen fill
rcllbe Sbiir %oiinete, idluaen ibr be
reits bic bcllcn 1lomnlcn c~ntge9er.
Sbrc &eriudc. oicielben Ourd) NuI.
ldiittcn bon Moiicr III loidell, mfr
lon9en; lie bobntc lid bober ourd)
ocn folt nlbilrdoringliden Hulld) eli
ncn @ca in Dos Ncrubc iiber Dem 60
ocn gcle9cnc Sdloi5inmer ibrer
&inbcr. @liidlid, 1clon0 cs ibr,
5luci oerielbcn i1's Ircic 81 id,uffcn;
obiuobl total crihopit, mod)tc lie iid)
nod)ntol oiti ocn @eg. uno nit Siille
cincs Nofbnrn brattc tic oonn audi
Die iibrigcn brei ainocr in Cider
belt. Gic Ncucriucbr luuroe bnlo
Scrr ocs @ronoes. Der ctrua $500
Shoben onridtcte.
Son Gee unb s oicn.-S Sic
NoroOelltihe 2lopo aecntur y. Sco,l.
moter e. So, cmpiina aeitern Mor.
gen cine brobtloie Tepcitc bon Sc.
pit6n @roB bonn Horbo. 9lcpb.G Can't
pier uHbein." neld)cr mnfiinoiNtc,
ooB Der Compiler iid) onl Wontua
Nohmittog . llbr 40 120 Meile,
oItlif pom Nantiidet.2 euftifiif btr
fano nnb lpobriheinlid, bente Mod,.
ntittaa ipGt I'M VoItimorer Sofcit olr-
longen fueror. Ser uNbein" brinat
$40 To1fuujerr tt'h'H '.i..i't 80
Gos isrocIitiid DIT Meu,
abr tiItihtt belite Mbel,b ieinel
glniun9 ittS bei gonnemit,terao'ts
lpcroen ale Sempel beIcudtet ictt,.
I'M Die @lGltbigen sn cmpfmtgen.
Gin grocer Sheif Der 'pult SsracIitpn
s%ciii6rtcn @eiddfte lwirb seid,loiien
ici,, 'qJli ,hI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
@altimurc's V~uliici.GeniMs.

Gic 3obl Der itinmbcrcdti9ten Wal,,
ner IN Baltimore 1913. - 9e.
trllg i'm oorigcu Sabre t41, 72G.-
Sic 3obl Ser ituIpilidt!gen Sin.
Der lit 76,261.
Gle GoIi5ei bot iocbcn ibrc iabrlide
3obIullg Ser I'M Itinmberettigtelt
Sitter l%tcbenben M1nlcr unb Der
Id)llpflidtieen ain0cr in Baltimore
becnbet, Gem geitcrn bcfonnt gcgc-
benen Meiultat 5uioI1e luobncn jebt
in baltimore 14O,713 Wdnncr bon
iibcr q Sobren, NcNeu 141,726 unl
oicIelbe 3cit bes &oriabres; olio
1913 pcniger. Sic 3ubl Der ld)rl'
pfliftigen ainoer lit Dem Genius 5ll.
folgc 1880, bon >pcld)cn 62,712 @ei-
be uno 947S NeQcr iinO. 1926
lpciBe uiib 1888 NeNcrtinoer gebcr
IN Die Sdule uno 3i16 meiBe II. 595
Ncgerfinber geben nIht in Die Sd)llr
lc, 5lliolnmen olio l071. Son biclen
l071 ainbern iin0 90S tucIBe unb 4S
Negertilocr bcid)0Iti0t uno PATS
lpcibc mo 547 9tcgcrtinocr nnbea
ifoitigt.
Sic noditebcnoc %crgleid-S obcllc
5eigt Die inn ,itimmbered)tl9ten Sitter
ltebenoen MGnncr nod @orbs in
lllS ma 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Spnncnanf. uno ltntcraung.
DIS Wettcr.

Sue VNCtICT.
Sir Warnlano nlo Den Glltrltt
Columbia belte tlar mo ipdrlmer,
morgen 5rncbmeno beluolft mo mo9'
lider Weiic Ne9enituuer, nllloc lilo'
lihe @inbc.
Sebr id)on mur baS Wcttcr gcltcrn.
Gle hohita Scmperatur mar 70 8roo
I'M I llbr Nod)nlitto1s, mo oie ME
oriaite So @roo Dor 6 llbr Worgens.
Sn bcn anocren Vunocs : Wettcr'
9epbattungs.S iotlonen ocs 2onoeo
ipuroen Die folgenbcn bohlten Gent
peraiuren per5eid)net:
Goiipprt 90, Yortlnnb 6s, Bolton
20. albanp 81, Nelp. Yorf rs, NblIo,
oelpbin 80, Ntlantic.Gitp "a, Cape
Mop "a, @oibinetcn so, NorIolf 80,
Satteros 50, Charlotte 81, @ilmings
ton 80, Gborleiton 80, Snponnob 80,
SadionniGe so, Supiter IS, &ep'WeIt
SO, AIbonp 50, Wontaomerp SO, Neip
Orleans IS, Enleitinc SO, @olpcIton
81. Corpus Gbriiti 7S, Wempbis So,
Cincinnati 90, Vittsbur9 SO, Sslpc9o
Sc, buffalo Sc, Glepelonb sc, Ictroit
Sc, Ilpeno SO, M@orouettc 60, Green
Ban 70. Chicago so, Iulutb Sc, ct.
4nul 60, ct. 2ouis SO, aanins.Gitp
72, Sn1nbo 10. Suron 76, gisntord
ia, @iuiiton 66. SABRE 66, Selcllo 6S,
Suit 9ofc Gitp "A, Trnpcr 70, North
Elotte 76, Mmnriao 76, Tob9c Gitp
II, Sos gngeles 96.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Mnni5ipnl Ingclegcnbsitcn.

Mopor Ninbool bcgcbt iein 80. @ie.
QCnicit IN offer Stint. - Tie Ser.
brcitcrulg Scr Sorotogo.S trube
5piid)cn Souioons mo Sopcttcitr.
cine bciflplicnc lbotiode. - An'
ocrc Muni5ipnl Nn0clt9erlbciten.
Mopor Mnbool crrcid)te 9citern oos
80. Nltcrsiobr. Gr pcrilldte Die Sbot.
lode 10 9cbcim ~ boItcn, pie nlo9.
lid. Srobocm licitn 5ublrcid)c Ora.
tllIntioncn I'M Gutbbnus iopobl, oll
III icil1cr @obnung Gin, uno I'M ou'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
ciHSteaer etanb ser Gtmts.
@cirie6iacabc Vierc.

Gie biciigen Steiner bon giltcl
Maii. uro Sopfengetrdnfcn lpiirbi.
Gen Die lbatiad,e. bob tic in Dem ans
1reb. Yaiiernid)miiot's ramcricoii
0reiperp" berporgebenbcn vSoIare"-
Vicr Elm ,@ctrdnf gciunbeu bobcn,
has aae @eidmads .anipriide beirie'
higt. @erlnnat es. aiitc 81. grnnc-
rei t104--1t2S Si1aniiraBe. iel.
q. & z. ct. Vanl 36L. Mb. Court.
lamb i491. (25S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15

Seoermann fennt Bic boa ans At.
lieferte Nrbeit; mir benfea ni4t ba'
ran, uns IeIbit 81 Iub:n sontern a6er'
lnien Sizes tinitren 2siftmmsea. acins
1reppen bel ins ~ eriteiseu. 2aRen
Sic iiG BON Mnberen uidjt tSniaen,
g siebt ,,,tr elm eiasises Sebbef.g tn.
bio ntb bies befinSet fid I'm Yarterrs.
Md)trm Gle anf bas &ans, no naier
Nauneu anf xbitru anb DenEern
itebt.
3eine Ngenten. Gix 9rtiS.
Ndtrn Sie naf
-,&sbbts'e--
B2l Worb.0au.ett., aske 9iat.
GutS.xAo. tSJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
W. WeiHert.
@%altimore's 1entfder Ybotuerapt
WnrA.0an.Strahe.

orb'0ap.S trahe.
Gin erittIaiEsrs OeiAGft fir crit
fiaiige Mrbeitrn, nnb feiae b69eren
Hrriie, .iIs gle anbers,uu be5abIen.
sprsiuIitGt, s,ertinssrnppen NIB
Iamiliensrnppen. HersrOsernnsen
qad altea Wilbera ttattt 0arantie.
Ndltrn sie anf obiae NSreNe; 81
II gu 0brsm @ssssttsiie.
Seine V~erbiusaIs init irsenb e.
ueta anhereu Stabie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-15
Mnf Der Sdnlbanf.

Groifnul9 0cs Shuluntcrrid)ts III
ben Glcntcntar. nnO Spdidulcl
Der Stoot. 9tid't gcnilg1no
Houm iiir sic G,@.G.aloiicn. -
llngcp0bnlid) groBe Shiilcrjobl
in Ger boDcrcn &nobcnldulc.
WPit Dem Giihcyiod. Der ohcr mr.
Den 8riifclfnltcn I,tbGlt. ilber Den
9lrm neihIlngen, cilten 9eltcrn Mor'
gen 5,piid)en s mo 9 llbr un9cfGbr
5000 mcibe unb ctlun $500 Ncgers
finder sur Sd)ulc, I'M bic Dor 5ebn
Modcn obgebrohcncn Stuoien bon
Nciiem Sll be9innen pbcr olld) in Der
N.g.G-Gloiie ais Nculingc cirjlltr:'
ten. Ter Gag uerNilg gum Sheil nit
ocm Srbncn Der aloiicn mo Der
NuSitcllunD Der Sdulbiid)cr. Sn
mond)cn Stoot9egcnren mar Der
Elob iiir Die alcincn nid)t hil1rsi-
dcno. Tics mar %bcionocrs III Siio.
mcit-9 Baltimore Der Soil, no Die Sdil'
len Nr. 10, 10, 30 uno AS lid bcfill-
Ben. Sier mubten picIc bon btn 81.
lerfleinlten miebcr mad, Suuic Neionot
meroelt, II. inn alcn @%cl1gcnbeit 5lltl
2crnen 81 Dcbcn, mcrocn bic N'@sGs
&lniieit in @ormitto1s. ilno Nnd)mits
toAs-Sloiicn 9etbeilt mcrocn miiiicn.
Ger Nnorona 81 cen Sod)ld)uicn lit
Qrob. Sn Der bobcrcn &nubcnid)ult
mcrocn 1O0O Sd)iilcr. in ser oitlihtn
hobcrcn Sodytcritlle 99S Sdiilcrin.
11cn. IN Der iucItlidcn bobcrcn 5od.
tcrid)ut 1l0l Shiilerimnen. I'M No,
lptadniid)cn Anititut 96 Shiilcr mo
in her Mc1cr-S odihulc 525 Shiiler
crrpartet. Sn Der bobcrcn anobcn,
ld)nlc ipllroe Der tbotiGdlid)c Nnfnllg
bcs llntcrridlts bis Tonneritog Der.
Id)obtn. Oonit Die 2cbrcr 3cit bobcn,
bic aloiicn 81 or1uniiircn,
Erin5ipol Gbougb franz.
Ter Erin5ipol Der @rllppc 8, Sr.
@cor1 6. Gbollgh 5l uelher Die
Shulen III Siiopeit'9 Baltimore gebo.
rem, c%rfronfte an, Montog ploslid) an
MISUNDERSTANDING. unb elmer
Ser &iilis.S dnl.S superintendent
pcrlicbt uurlGiliig icinc Eflidten.
Gas nSopolu. GplIcQe."
Ils onS n2opplu.GolcNe" aritcrn
Morgen icinc Shultbiircn oiinctc,
morcn 2t5 Stloenttn 5llr Stclc. -
GicIes lit Die 9roBtc SdiilerSobl IN
Der @eld)id)te Der 2cbronitolt, ul0
lpenn bic GItcrcn Stuoentcn sllriid
fchrell, miro Die 3ubl nobeSll 800 cr.
rcid)en.
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gMriun." ,Mriun."
8rokc Grfnriion, Tampicr rquniic",
Sunntaa, 10. September 1909.
Sampfcr pcrlGht Yier 16, Yiaht.Str.
Wcritc nm 2 llbr Wadrm.
Sidcts 20e. bi, Ycriun.
255,S,G1- y

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IN ation 6e5 Wul-
pcrneurs. - Nn an0crcr Stcnc
oea ~Ccutifcn Gorreipouocntcn" i'm.
oct Der Scicr cine Proclamation bcs
@ouuerneilrs Muffin 9. GrotbcrS. IS
ut oos Enhancement. iibcr meld)es on
2. Nopenlber bicics Sobres oboc.
Itin1mt pcrbcn miro. Is lit wertb,
aenau ituoirt at lpcrocrl. oaruit Die
Wdbler ibr eigencs llribcil bilocn
fonnen, iuie iie itin,men ioncn.
~ScrerlteS dl II Is, - Iie Tcno,
froten lperben morGcn Mbcnb 1T Der
oSpric-Solle" ibre critic sroBe Mai,
itnper'ommIun9 in oicicr @ohl- Gam
paanc obholtcn. Woppr !. Warrn
WabooI iiibrt Ben Wcriie lno oir
Heoncr meroen fem: 8pupernclm Irl.
ltin Z. Grctbcrs, 9%ulbesicnotor Siis
Dor Hupner unb Stoots. Gontrolntr
Sobno ". Scrina. Sn scr an5eioc
an onoerer Stelle oieics @lottcs bcibt
cs: Gas Nabl Mmcnbement luiro
feiilem lpeiben Stimmeaber. cil0cbo,
rem ODER einaemanoert, ous Stinm,
red)t ent5icben."
gafebnIl. - Die Orioles iico
ten gcitcrn nieoer iibcr Den Club bon
Scrlep Gitp, iinh iicben mn, al britt.
letter Steac. WicI bober fonncn Tic
aber nid,t fommen, oeltn Die @oic
hal-S aiion lit bnlo porbci. Sic &c.
'trigcn Spirle Der Citliden Yigo Der
Iicfen luie folgt:
Nm Volttmure.
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. OelbIcnDunqcn.

@eIoienbunsen nod 9eutidIorA
uno Oeitrcid . llnaarn iider unb
idueu beiorgt. 8, 10 uno 20 Warf.,
ictpie 10 un6 20 0rcnen gheine al
pertarfen.
5hes. 3. 1ieaer & Co.,
o. Rr. I'll, Oh.EslM1sse.0ts ~.
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Nrbcit iiir Sbier dutac.
lelI h q t.. - Gie lbieridilt.@c
lcllld)oft mill IN Sen 0oltinlorer 0ich.
bofen 35 MGd)tcr onitcaen, pcil il,
ocnlclben IN piclelr 6Guen Sd)lod)t,
,pleb III Ger grauIonliten @ciie beholl-
oelt meroen ipu. Ger Sefrct1r Der
@elellid)oit inNt. oob am SonltoN
Nbeno %onlungcnoc8 @ic0 oft bis illnl
llnd)Iten Monto1 ohnr @oiicr lit, mo
Die aulbcr bon bcn &ilbcn Nctrcunt
lpcr0en.
Mnrnluno WIinbcnihulc.
- Wabrcro Der Grrihtunlg Der nellell
gnItalt an Der 9eloir . Tcao bat bic
Marplnnb 9linben Sdule ibr tenn.
pororcs Scim in Nr. 1903, 1905, 1921
lulb 1923, Moro 3 GborlcsiroBe, olti.
1cIdIagen. Ticie bier @obnD1uier
lllb orrdnueB rcllouirt ill,o gut poi.
lcro fir Don 3iued Der Sd)ulc. Sic
Sd)ulc iii iest oiiell. @rieie iinb oil
Srn. Sobn j. WIeoioc, Slperinten.
oentcl. &r. 1905. Moro G%bdrlcsitr.,
81 r!d)ten. T.
aonn's II d)t eli. -Sul.
uotorc Silpo, Ser Stnliener, iueld)er
hicr nit ocnt Ipltnnlit A.ttelltot olli
Solepb q @iorgio's Scim III @nl.
troof il tbnn bate, lid id)ulbig be-
fon,te mo ju 18 Mollaten @efGl,o.
nib periirtheilt ipllroc, iueld)er Snft.
tcrilin Dor > Monaten oblicf, lit il,
buffalo, N.'9., mie Der YoItimorer
Noli5ei gen1cloct miro. mieoerunt me.
gen 3erbinollng nit Der ,Sdhuar5en
@onb" pcrbnitrt.
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ltntcrbaltmngs.@ cgmciicr.

.Atahrmie" r8ollb OF The Circus.
.gubitprtum" - Abe @nhelpr".
"8orb's"- 1be Gilman.
,V3ahetn" - ,3be 8irl from Sbcrrb'e".
,Doutoan' - nSublin Fan.
yWaaralano" - aeitb's YIu Siar"'GauSc,
bile.
,Ne,u Wouumsntai" - .Uierrb Winiocns".
,5rapntpre GaNnu," Gde 5ranlhns IL. Yacl.
SiraBe = Seben Abeno 9pn5ertsniuitf mo
feline 0aiibepilc.
IeufIdcs Sarmpuie.Gafe uuo Neftanrant,
Rr. Ala, gScitsS dnettes Giraffe. - Seoen Abenb
um s ubr erobcs CONCERT beS Baltimore
NiinitlersG uarisit".
Cats ,sbprc 9iue part" - Id9Ilh gauocs
pine unb arioere @ttraitiouen.
9cr.Nar-Griurfion tdaItb nm 9.05 BORN.
rNrtun" Sctniag, Den 10. Septemhcr,
,Ireieinisfette. Semeinbc," Raiior SierSer -
SuHuina. ben 20. Sepiember, grobee beniides
Grnntefefi in Ven.Didr.
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9bes. 8. 0ieutr e &c.,

Deiltihes hno onheres oilsI6n0t.
l@cs @eLb sefalift unb nsrfouft.
Weloienonnsen beioret nod TeutiG.
Lamb. Dcftreid, H,,BInhb u. /. 10.
DedieI ai,seefteIIt auf dusldn6tine
Wonlen. Greottbriefe ,tnb Sfobelers
UoediieS. (0--o
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WaHtn8ton-A 8ent,l,
-bes- :
"Deutf&en correspondent"
0m. SanaemauR,
1915 Waripn'S trake, RS,
% auSetaen uup BsheluwseR entseseu ST.
uuIurteu tuerbeu.
Qufalbcri6te aus @aibinston.
9Gderei.

0ranoin = dderei.
Gle 9Gfcrei oes Srr. Serb. ErieB-
ner, Nr. 476, 9.StraBc, S..@.,
bronnte geltern Morgen nm 1 ltbr
nieoer. 2OOO 9oib @roo lprroen pcr-
'nid)tet, ilnb sic Woihincrle bcoeii'
teno beifGoi9t. 9ie 91dercl ipdr
Elm 5i%ueiltGdiges 8eb1ube, Ger Sfus
Den betr0gt $4,000 uno lit ourd) Tcr-
iid)crung gcoedt, Ger Sellerldeul
lpur in allen Stabt9e1cnocn iid)tbor.
Gin 81 ccorbto9."
Yer 13. September mar. lotpelt oo3
Voliseigerid)t IN 9etrnd)t fonlmt, EN-
Gccorb Gag" Der Sinoni Glert
ocS Toli3cigerihts nabm nlt)t lpcll.
ger ais $l051.57 al Strufcn uuo Der
follcnen @iiraidaiten elm. IS ipor
Der u9robte" Gag oes SabreS.
9lottcrn in 9 iireou.8 sc.
buube.
Iie 14-jGbrige Wiprtle 8ibiimmuns
bon gr. 606, W~oiiodyuietts : Ipenlle,
ltegt an ben glattern oarnieoer, mn
in Solge beIien miiiicn SO Ingeitelltc
in DEM 0iireou : 8eb1l,be an G.Str.,
nobe ). StruBe, 100 bos Wdoden &c.
orbeitet bot, geimpft iuerben. Gin
lunger Wonn, Der in bemielben @e.
bGlloe orbcitete, botte Die 0lottern,
unb iein gr5t belt lie fir Winbpo.
den. Ser Singing ieste besbolb
icine Nrbeit fort, nno oils Die 8eiunb-
belts = 9eomten linn nod Der grfron-
flung bes WGohens nuf Die Spur fa-
men, lpor CT iton fnlt gan5lid mleoer
bergeltellt.
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Setseal tn ,crlsfe.$art" Seute Narti,
more aeeen Ses'sb'gifp. 3auei spiett,