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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Triibcrcr Gidpter lit jctt 3udjtGans'
'a. ltrGflina.

GbtcoGo, Sis, 10. Suni .-3ic
ourdl olle acrihtliden SnltonBen
iortgciester 9emiibungcu oeS emit.
gen areiSrihters Ibner Smith, Dem
3lld]tbollic SIT t%lttgebclt, enoetcn &c.
ltern oolnit, BOB i'cr ooh in ser
StrofonitoIt 5l Solicit Iauoete. gr
mar iduulbig befnnben moroen, ais
Fr0lioent Scr in Gpnfitrs g~erotbenel
gSonf Of Nnpricu" iiber Die 6orloS
oieleS SnititutS in geiebmioriser
@eiIe oeriiigt SIT baben. 9llld) ein BE.
anooi9mg&geinh an oen @ourer-
ilelr mar c%riolglos. Die Stroi5eit Ill
I'M llrtbcil unbeitimmt grloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Nns Dem 8eiGngnih entfommcn.

SobnStpmn. N.'D., 10. SUM.
IT @illiom Soluorb mo Sranf Wpr.
ton bon 9tem-2)orf, mcld)e oes 8roB.
oicbltdblS ongefIogt purcn, iino aus
Dem bicii9en Gountp. @eiGngnib emit
lprnngen, inoem iie mebrere Sdioi,
ier lpren9ten nnb bas giiengitter eli.
mes Seniters ourdi0gten. gis iebt
liuo lie nidlt luieorr c%ingeiangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
NencS Gabimct in .Sononras.

Hem Orleans, Ca, Is. ,Sllni.
- Cine Spe5ialbepeide ans GlIerto
Gorte5, Sonouras, melbet, bob ole
politild)en 3piltigfeiten inter oen
Mitglieoern Der Administration bes
Fraiioemten Gapiaa 5ur 3eiianotion,
reIp. gntlaiiuns bes gon5en aobinets
.gefiibrt buben. Gin lleues aubinet lit
bereits ernoiint moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Irid's @eidlcnf.

GittSbura, ga, 10. sunni. -
9luf Gcronlaliune ieiner Sottcr bat
Der berporrogenoe giien.S nouitriele
Srif, oelien Termogen nit 20 Mil.
lionen Collars angegeben miro, Der
Stoot einen 9aucompler geibenft,
beIien Wcrtb aui cine balbe WilIion
oll9egeben miro. gui Dem 9ono ioll
Elm &inoer.Soipital erridtet meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Shiffsnnhridltem.

Nem Dorf, 10. s uni. - an-
gefommen: Die Gampier y@roBer
aurfllrlt" bon Bremen, ,Nooroam"
BON &otteroom, vaaiier @ilbelm Ser
8roBe" bon Bremen mo .Sellig
Slap" bon Copenhagen.
Intmerpen Is. Suni. = PIN.
gefommeu: Der Gampfer .3eaIano"
bon 9em-Oorf.
2iperpoo[, 10. Srni. - gn.
gefomplcn: Ser Gampier o2uiita.
nia" psn Ncm.Dorf. !.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
NfAeanait dk ggdcfcr.

Sligen0. - S6lnoromdne ln0
8Wt0eIbilOer . Gbeotcr 5lt per
mei0c1.
St.d2ouis, No, IL. SUM-. -
@eiebgeberiidc 0loBregelL Die olf
cin &erbot Ser Sdouitellung ulli ser
@ilbnc ODER Grandchildren pon9obn.
5it9 sScroublngen binoragebent mo
orBcrocm Ole llnterOriidumg Der io0.
- Ninc.9touclS"onitrcbcn murocn Don
oSbcrIt" Oounger, Dem rciormirtell
llcberlebcnOcn Der .SnmeS 9opS,"
lpeId)cr Iid ouf Der Neiie nod) gees
Sunnlit b%cfinoet, bciiirmortet. Gr
mar Don icinem Wonoger %nn Grid
Jon bc9Icttet, inter oelien @citlunq er
loeben cine criolgreid)c GorleIun9as
tour beellOet bnt.
Dolinger, Der 1T ieincr .Sturm.
mo Nrolapcriooc" lclbit elm ,3l0.
rollbcr 9clpelcrt, bot cine tGllIdJen0e
AebnIi6fcit nit @n. 5. 9rpon. gr
prizes Die @lildicli0fcit zines cbrlibcn
ScbenSmanbcls uio miinid)t, ouB Die
ilnl1e @cIt aus leincn Griobrlunacn
lerlte. vGGie IHlcften &omonc." io9tc
CT, e%loIien oas 9onoitenIcbcn Dem
EhN
llnl9cn Menidlelt IN ciner gemiiien
@lorie crIfeinen. Die bcpcglihcn
9lloer, meldc 3ltarGnbercicn illuitri.
relb Ilno nod nodtbciligcr iiir oo8
ilntge @erniltbt bcun tie iiibren sic
%lnpcroorbcne Fbontniie oltf G6-
peae."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16

Der Sberit Sopt pom 20. @urloc5s
Snfonterie-R egiment, sur Belt Sou.
oerneur Der Woro=Hropin5.
Gtnennungen pom SenQt
beitGtigt.
Ter 9un0eSie1at beitdtigta IN iei.
ner geitrigen GrefutipIisunQ Die Gr.
nennung Don @OmnrO Cana 9urant
aus Galiiornien gum Geniusoireftor
al SteQe BON 2. G. 9. Hcrt6, mel
der ooS Nlmt nieoergelgt bat, ionic
Die @%rnennung bon 9lltber Gonaltt.
jun, aus gfelp.Oort gum Siilfs.Gor-
porotionSsGommiiiGr OeS SonoelsOe.
portementS. Sr. Gonaut mar i'm
Sabre 1900 sum Spe5iol-Grominotor
i'm -giireau oes Salu-
OelSoepartementS ernannt mor0el1 II.
mar friiber Sinnn5reoufteltr oeS
.Soltrnol Of Commerce" in Helusg)orf
unO oitd bel Der Snoultrie. Commit
lion onlGBlid) Der 3uiommenitellung
Der Gaten Der Snoultria-G onlbinos
ton beidGftigt.
Ser Suiti5ouSi6uB oe~Scnots 6ot
beid]loiien Die 9eitGtigung Der Gr.
ncnnung bon George @. @oooruif
aus Yenniplponien gum 9unoeS 81,
itr%iftsonpolt fir 0a5 Serritorium
Somuii 81 2mpieblen.
N0olpb SegoPS M q b e II.
O q ten.
@ie I'M Slliti5Ocportement mitgc.
tbeilt miro, bat OicieS iid ole often
bes iiinglt 5u Nem-Oorf p%erbonoelteu
Ero5eIi5S uno cine Wellge m10erer
9lften fommen laiien, melde ollf Die
SronSoftionen 9c3u9 bn6eu, Die 5pi=
iden NOolpb Scgol, Der DHeol @itote
GruIt So" uno Ser yNmericon Slt-
gar 6eiining So" itottgefunoen bus
ben, uno man lit Jest nit ibrenl ge-
nollcn Stu0ium beidGitigt. - 8oS
ooS Gepartcment beabiibtigt, miro
nidt mitgetbeilt, ober iider lit, oo6
Der @cncrolonmalt lcl6it iid NIT Scr
Nngelegenbeit ~beid)Gftigt unO Dab sic
llnteriuhung cine iebr griinoli6e
Iein miro.
3 6 ie0Sgeri6tS Ibfom=
men untcr5ei d. net.
Gen NrbeitS- GommiiIGr NeiQ, mel
der Sem ol,f @rlrno OeS grOmon.@r-
ieteS gebil0eten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
angebort, ging aus Itlonto oie Nod)-
ri6t 5u, DOB baS eriorOerlidc iormo-
Ic Sd)ieosgerid)t9 Nbfommeu bon Den
&Crtretern Der o@eorgio.9obn" ulo
Ger Itrifcn0en Sofonlotipbei3er inter
5eidnet morOen lit. GommiliGr Neia
unO GoriiBcr &nopp non Der Gonl.
milton iiir Ocn 5miidenitootliden
SonoelSnerfebr troten in 6olgc oci.
len Idon bellte in 8eratbung uro
mcrben lid OcmSernebmen nod i6olt
IN 0en rlGditcn Sogen ii6er sic @obl
zines Cbnonncs einigcn.
Gpnomtt iiir &nnoIarbei-
ter.
Die SIt6muSfanol-@ ommiilion fat
NIT Der o&epitone Eonber Wanufoc-
turing So" in emporium, go. einen
Gontroft ii6cr oie 2ieieruug BON 9
bis 10 Mtiaionen Bfunb 9pnontit,
lieferbor nod Dem SitbmrlS pom 10.
september an, obgeidloIien. Ser Da-
Iilr 5l bc5oblenoe @elbbatrog beldnit
iid ouf $1,017,232.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Eon5erfreu5er iir
2 entfIe.

GeprGientont Slmpbrep ans 8aib.
ington mod)te Dem YrGiipentcn Saft
Ieine Illiportllng uno criudte i'm.
%iu0breno Ger Gultcr Der N~ltsiteQul0
III Senttle OoieIbit 10 piele Bon5er-
frell5er, ais moglid, 81 itotipniren.
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Groteit oegcn omerifoni i,
idc StabIaftien.


Eoris 6, 10. SUM. - 0oS Gomite
Der ira150iiidcn @iittenbeliter bat
bei'm Eremiernltniiter, bei'mWtiniitcr
0cS 9~I1Slpdrtigen mo bei'm 6iltQn3-
ViniIter 9cQel Die Nptirung Ser onlc.
ritaniiden Stablaftieu al Ser Yari-
Ter 90rie Grotcit erboben. @on5on,
Der einiluBreidIte Wonn i'm Credit
SponnoiS, iitSomItog nod NeW.Dort
abgefabrell, mo man permnltbet, oaB
ieine Heiie NIT Der bcobIi6tigtcn Gins
iiibrung omeritoniiher ScfuritGten
an Der Barrier @6rie in &%erbinoung
itebt.,
&icB i6 ppn icinem Sobne
t0Otcn.
&orISru6e, 10. Suni. - Ser
@irtb @ciB i'm S6por5lpoloortc
&ol1u bcoutrogtc icinen 23-iG6rigeu
geiltig nidt nornolcn SObn, Der an
beioen 6iiBen gcIdbmt lit, i'm nit
iciner 9ildic 81 eridieBer. Ser Sobn
Oriidte Ooa pom Guter porbcr gclas
0ene 8ciuebr ob. NI@ Der 600 nid)t
GIcid) e%introt, ln0 Der grGBlid Scr
mlln0ete mieoCrbolt bat, i'm poQcn0e
SIT t0oteuL crldlllg Der Sobn Den 80
ter nit einem Scil. @eiB luor pegen
elmer acknowledgements in Die groBte
Grregung ocriebt mor0cnL mn Dies
mar Die llrIndc mCSDalb er IN Den
Zoo gcbcn lunlltc. Ger Sobn nod
oeiien 9nrltelllng Der lonOcrbore6aa
bier porgetrogen lit, mur0c ms @e.
fGngniB ein0eIiciert,
Nn0cnfen an u b arb Sag
ner.
9erlin, 10. &lmi. - Gin @i1terei-
ionteS Nnoenfcn an Hid)oro gSugncr
mur0e tiir5lid) bier periteigert. SIS
mar Elm leiocneS Solfentud) nit CT
mem oornui gcOrudtcn @eoibt nit
Der llcberi6rift: oNn SrGulein Mtin.
M Ylollcr bel ibrcm 8crmGblun0Ss
ieite nit Dem Otlliif = 9ircttor 9ti-
doro @ogner. &6nigsberg, Den IA.
Nopember 1886" @ugncr, Der ga.
mails a Sabre alt mar, bcfleiocte Die
STEELE zines WtltIif e GircftorS am
&0nigSbergcr StoOttbcatcr ilnO mltr-
&c nit Ser Elm (Sobr iiingcrcn Shull-
ipiclcrin Notwithstanding Elorler
in Der S@rogbeimer Stride 5u &0nigs-
berg getrollt. Sic lebte Stropbe beS
&odBeitS @eoi6teS lolltetc: ogSem
Damn 0cin @otte bier I'M &eid) Der
Cone, llnS leitet in Der Norntonic'n
2ono, Sp itclit gu ms OeS boben
9idtera S6onc, SebcpOig oar in
Yilo. bo& er crionO." Sir 100 Mart
iono ooS Soihcntud cincn &icbbos
Der. II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
2eiiD M onqcG t.

Con ItontinopeI, 10, SUM. =
Ger nlSi6eioenoc omcrifoniidc Dot
ifoitcr III Gonltnntinopcl, <Sobn 8.N.
&eiihmoh lit bon bier nod Hom obs
Nereilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-16
Gum 9nea geforOcrt.

SsrbiidDer Gr-Sronprius lirf Scfun-
bantcn bi%uamSmcrfcH.
@iG nit geri6n6rern gtid)t5 81 tbun
boben.- Monn, ISrou mo Sobn
Our6 einen SIitihlog get0otet.-
8nIi5iide GetroIcum . 4roou3Gll-
ten itrdilben lid gegcn 8ertrog
nit ser .Stnnonro Sil Go.~ -
Neues 4mt fir oeu 8rin5m Sto.
Inerfennmng fir ieine Sci.
ltungen IN Sapon. = 6ran3oit.
Idle @iien-S nbuItrieIlc gcgen go.
tiriing Der 9lftien oes onerifonis
iden StabItrlitS o,ti Der Barrier
90rie.
Wien, 10. Suni. - @ie aus @el.
grad 9emelOet miro, bot Maior Sta=
nowitid), bon Der ierbiiten &opolle-
RE, meld)er alS elmer Der bitteritell
6einoe oeS Gr = &ronprin5en @eorg
befnnnt lit, uno iiber belien fiir3li-
den Gonflift nit Dem Frir3cn Dor Ell
nigen 3agen beridtet mllr0e, Dem
Brin5en 5Dei Setunoanten geididt,
melhe entipeoer Gntl6uloigung me
gen Der bon ibm Dem Wfajor 5llges
fiigten 9eleiOigungen %perlangcn oOer
feline 3uitimmung sur NlStrogrnlg
Der Iffaire oltrd) Elm 0uell 81 ertpir-
fen iouten.
Yrin5 8eorg lieB Ole beiOen 3cus
gen, %pcuiionirte Sifi3iere - elmer BON
linen ipor Der peniionirte Woior
2omian 9omjnnomitih, pin befonns
fer Sbeilnebmer an Der Grmorolng
hes &onigS MIeranoer un0 gegeniuGrs
tig HeOatteur oeS raoitaIen 8erihmoz
rerblattes .Wtali Sournol" oltrh
ieinen Tiener aus Dem Yoloia binouS
luerfen uno linen Oonn Dor oerSbiire
6olgenoeS iogen:
n0ie 8eridmorerbanoe bari sic
Sreppe IeineS Holuia niht iiberldrei-
ten, unb er erahtet eS inter ieiner
@iirbe, nit Den @eridporern irgeno
luelde Serbanolungen 81 fiibren."
major Sfonopitih bemiibt lid,
5luei 3eugen ans Den Heiben Der nidt
an Der Seridmorung gegen &ouig
Ileranoer betbeiligten Sfii5icre 5u
finben, ood lebnten bis Jest ulle, Die
or I'M Snterpention erludte, ob. @ic
nerlautet, ion Der Wojor pc9en 81
idnrfer 9eleioigung oeS 8rin5en
@eorg Dor ein Wilitdracridt geiteut
ueroen. Cine bon Ofonolpiti6 bel
aonig Yeter oneeiu6tc 9luoienS ipltr-
De linn ni6t bemiQigt.
Serb niBOoIle 9Iits
hlog.
8ien, Is. SUM. - lleber sic
@eingegeno I'M Die Srtidoft SooreS
I'M Se5irfe Sau9Soorf entluo lid Die
ier Gage ein furd)tboreS @epittcr,
bus elmer gau5en Sonnilie gum Ser.
bGn9nib mnroe. Ger 43siGbrige
~woblbobenoe @irtbi6oitsbeiitcr SO.
baum Sbtpabl, oeiien ~44.iGbri9e @ot-
tin, Ignes, aeb. Sibp, uuo oeren %
i1briger Sobn Inton milr6en olli
Dem Seloe Dor ibrem @eingnrten bon
eiitem 9litltrobl g~etrofien mo ge-
tootet.
8oter, Wutter unb Sobn morcn &C
raoe oamit beihaftiat, Meinitode, Die
sur EfIon5nn9 in ibrem @eingorten
beltinmt mareli, ob5lilaoen. Srml
Sdipabl, Die ouf Dem Wnget loB,
reidte Die Weinitodc ibrem @ottcn
uno oieier aob Iie Dem Sobne, Oonit
iie gum Weingorten beforbert iperoen
no elm SienItmGOdcn luortcte. 60
biloeten Die orei emiieen Weni6en
cine lebenbige &ettc. Elotlid brod)
oaS @eipitter los. 0ie 0rei griifcn
III nod raider 5ll, I'm ibre arbeit 81
beenoei. Ga 5udte Elm 9libItrobl
nieoer uno pernihtete cine 6onilie:
8oter, Mutter unb Sobu worcn &c.
fGat.
@egen StonoaroOiIGo
@ieu. 10. Slni. 8oli5ilbe
Gobol . 1robu5enten unb Sertreter
bon &oifinerien iteben sur Belt III
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Wchr @plb ams @lunbife.

Gam Il, 9ufon 10. Suni.
Ter Gompier nSonnno." nit elmer
Saoung @olOlano i'm @ertbe bon
100000 an 9orb,iit bier angelongt.
Gie biesiGbrigen @oloienoungen aus
Dem alonbife ltnb Ilasfa nod Seat.
tie bc5iiiern lid bereits ouf $1,000
600. Ger Cafe Snbnree lit jest els.
frei uno Die 9ufon.S ampfer MAIDEN
r%egelmGBige Sobrten.
Kinder sChr0ion
MACH ELETcHER'S lsH'5a
CAS-
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Ginbeitli6e 0eieke.
@idtige Gonfcrcn5 5u @aIbinatOn
I'M nGditen Sanuar.

Gon Ser nNationoI Giuic 5e6erotion"
ongeregt. - BrGiioent Gait miro
Sic SeriommIun9 er0ifuen. -
NGberes iiber Ole Gonita6Ier,
Meuterei ouf ben YbiIippinen.-
9unoesicnat beItGtigt Die gruen-
mmg gomor6 Cana Gurant'S
sum Genius- lireftor. - AOolpD
SegaI'S translation init Der
oReol @itate SrltIt So" mo Der
nAmerican Sugar Geiinin8 60"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
BOULEVARDS SOON
TO BE COMPLETED
WORK ON HIGHWAYS Is BEING
PUSHED RAPIDLY
Latest Machinery and Methods Are
Employed on System of Thor
oughfares for Southern
California

Work on Southern California's fine
new system of boulevards goes on
apace. Seven contracts have been let
and work started on them, and an
eighth will be let this week. The latest
machinery and methods are being en-
ployed, and at the rate at which most
of the construction has gone forward
to date it is thought all the roads will
be completed in less than eighteen
months.
On recommendation Of the engineers
in charge of the highway building it
has been decided to let several of the
roads stand half finished through the
winter, in the hope that the rains will
settle all fills and do all the damage
rain would do to the road before the
top or final layer of rock and maca-
dam is put on. Particularly where
there are large fills it is believed this
will be a wise precaution.
Work on the Long Beach boulevard
is going forward very rapidly This
will be the first road completed. The
Oil Macadam Paving company, to
which was let the contract for this
stretch of highway, has two great
traction engines hauling rock and other
supplies, and is also operating two big
dirt elevators.
Last night w. M. Crandall, who had
the contract for the road between Vic
toria avenue, Gardena and the town of
Wilmington, reported he had finished
the preliminary work on the road and
that he will now leave 1t until next
spring, when the top layer of crushed
rock will be added. Mr.. Crandall be-
gins tomorrow on a piece Of grading
on the San Fernando road.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
DAY OF ATONEMENT
OBSERVED BY JEWS
HEBREWS CLOSE PLACES OF
BUSINESS
Several Services Held in All syna-
gogues and TempIes-Feast Is
Closed at Sunset Satur.
day Evening

The holiest day of the year in the
Hebrew calendar, the Day of Atone
ment, was observed in all the temples
and synagogues yesterday. All the
downtown stores belonging to mem
bers of the Hebrew race were closed
all day in honor of the holiday.
The services were opened at $3.50
o'clock yesterday morning at the Tenn
pie B'nai Birth. DR.. Sigmund Hecht,
the rabbi, preached at IL o'clock on
The Truth in Human Life" and in
the afternoon on Through Struggles
to Victory" At 4 o'clock a memorial
service for all members Of the congre-
cation who had died during the year
was held, as well as for all great men
and women regardless of religious be-
lief. The choir chanted the traditional
music of the day, Cantor l. Schorr TAX
ing part in the SERVICE
Rabbi 1. Myers of the Sinai syna-
gogue preached at II o'clock yesterday
morning on THE Still, Small Voice."
In the Afternoon he spoke on Paradise
Regained." Cantor Altar with a cho-
rus of forty male voices rendered the
music of the day.
Congregation Paola Zedeck held SER
vices throughout the day in the Ma
sonic temple, Thirty-third and Main
streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

the arts and crafts taught by the mis-
sionaries will be fully demonstrated. =
The tableaux will close with a typ
ical Spanish fiesta of the early days
with Spanish dances, in which gayly
costumed senors and senoritas will
take part.
The students Of the college will take
the parts of the Indians in demon
strating the crafts. Fraternity boys
from the University of Southern Cali
fornia will present the snake dance,
Members of the alumni will partici-
pate in the Spanish fiesta scene.
The Arroyo Guild of Craftsmen was
organized recently, with expert craft
ers as members, and the forthcoming
event will be the formal launching of
the society which will occupy the low
er floor Of the new college building.
The guild will be patterned somewhat
after the Roycrofters at East Aurora,
and will include a print shop, book
bindery, furniture making, pottery
weaving, Jewelry, hammered brass
and copper, printing and Illuminating
Of books and notices, carved and
sculptured leather and everything use
full that can be made beautiful.
Dean Judson at Head
William Lees Judson, dean of the
university, is president of the society;
DR.. James, secretary, and Professor
Henry Busse, a famous German crafts
man, is manager of the guild.
Assisting the officers of the guild in
arranging for the pageant are the Of
ficers of the alumni, Alma May Cook,
president; Arley Gordon Tottenham,
vice president; Jessie Downey Jones,
secretary and Myrtle Godfrey, treas
urer.
In addition to the Indian pageant,
an extensive list of prominent speak,
ers is being prepared for the after
noon programs, at which time the
building will be open for inspection.
Several hundred dollars will be ex-
pended to make the pageant suc-
cess, admission to be by invitation
only.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Piles and
Pur9atOry
Begin with the Same Letter and
There Are Other ReSemblances


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DON'T PUT OFF
sending for the free trial package.
We send this to show how great our
faith is in this cure. If we did not
believe in it, we would not make this
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writing plainly, so there will be no
mistake. Fill out coupon; it won't take
a minutes time, and mail 1t to us.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
JAPANESE COMMISSIONERS
INSPECT MANUFACTURES
Commercial Representatives from Nip
ponese Islands Are Entertained
by Chicago Business Men

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-The Japanese
commercial commissioners and the
American expert tradesmen accom-
panying the party are visiting Chi
cago's great manufacturing institu-
tions today. The forenoon was devoted
to a study Of power plants and con-
Germs which manufacture power ma
chinery and appliances.
The program for the day also in
ciuded a luncheon at the South Shore
Country club, where A. ]. Earling,
president Of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul railroad, was host.
This afternoon the party was taken
in automobiles through the parks and
boulevards and there was reception
later at the home of President Judson
Of the University of Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
pOwney Avenue Paving Accepted

The board of public works yesterday
accented the pavement OF Downey
avenue, from Avenue Eighteen to Mis-
sion road. This pavement is one of
the most important improvements that
has been made in Los Angeles this
year. 1t is the high road to Pasa-
dena and is being used by automobiles
to the exclusion of nearly every other
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

FREE-Pianos Given Away-FREE
No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost of any kind
that all may participate in It's benefits
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Free Package Coupon

Fill out the blank lines below
with your name and address, cut
out coupon and mail to the PYRA-
MID DRUG COMPANY, ZIG Pyra-
mid Bldg, Marshall, Mich. A trial
package Of the great Pyramid Pile
Cure viii then be sent you at once
by mail, FREE, in plain wrapper.
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
Some Business College History

In T B College, and
tfoury B.
new w1ocauon
iou
b
THAT HAS BORNE
nhnr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
RECOVER BODIES OF MEN
WHO MET DEATH IN MINE

EUREKA, Cal, Sept. 25.--The bodies
Of two miners. Frederick W. Duncan
and Ernest Blaine Hughes were
brought here yesterday from the Hum
boldt Gold Mining company's mine on
Horse mountain, where both were
killed by fumes from a blast.
Duncan entered a shaft after the
blast and was overcome. Hughes, his
brother-ln-law, went in to render as
sistance and was also suffocated.
FREE-PianOs Given Away-FREE
No home need be without a piano-an
effer free and without cost OF any kind
that all may participate in its benefits
See page ., part
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

SPANISH AS SPOKEN IN MEXICo-NEW
class with Prof. Tribe, Tuesday and Friday
evenings; 60 evening courses in commercial,
technical and language subjects, opening
Sept 27, Y. NJ. C. A., 72l So. Hope st. s-26-i
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
he Oldest and Largest Business College in tt
Some Business College Facts

mo- busne n in
n ~ # c.
Woodbury. in and no
college
finest busne onege IN the it thor
n
and
tina 1t
EnroIn
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26
OALIFnRNIA snHnnI

CALIFORNIA SCHOOL
For boys and young men. Boarding and
day Military drill, sloyd gymnasium. g.
acre athletic held. 194S-52 Lovelace ave.
n. William Brick. NJ. A.. Principal; Home
23s7s S-4-2mo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

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to stay and gives one fresh grip on
things.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-26

Call write phone. F1S5o. Main 2aO5.
Willmar tribune., 1909-09-22
Notice to Publishers.

The following account by Command.
er Robert E. Peary of his successful
voyage to the north pole was issued
on September 10 by the New York
Times Company at the request of
Commander Peary and for his protec-
ton, as a book only, copyrighted and
exposed for sale before any part Of it
was reproduced by any newspaper
in the United States or Europe, in
order to obtain the full protection Of
the copyright laws. The reproduction
of this account, in any form, without
permission, is forbidden. The penal
ties for violation of this form of copy.
right include Imprisonment for any
person aiding or abetting such VIOLA
tion. This article is copyrighted in
Great Britain by the London Times.
Copyright, 1909, by the New York
Times Company. This narrative is
also copyrighted as a newspaper arti.
Gle by the New York Times Company.
REPORT OF THE DISCOVERY OF
THE NORTH POLE by Robert E.
Peary, Commander U. S. NJ, Copy
right, 1909, by the New York Times
Company.