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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Chelf returned
to their home at Ignacio this morn
ing. Mrs. Cheif has been at Mercy
hospital for about three weeks. and
was strong enough to return home
today. She narrowly escaped a Sc
we're spell OF typhoid fever.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-05-17

Mrs. T. A. Kerr and daughter Cora
were arrivals on this mornings trail
from Hermosa. The little girls arr
is well now. but Mrs. Kerr wante
DR.. Haggart to take look at II d
order 10 be sure. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
NSri9bt'S lcttc Erubeiabrt sslnHsen.

8oibtu9ton 3. s., 30. Suli.
- GrpiIlc Nrigbt beitano belite ieine
lrttc lmo enogiiItige Yrobeiobrt nit
q oBcm GrfoIa. gefonntIid banoelte
IS ii6 nm cine Neutrality-suspicious.
iiber Die 5ebn Weilen Innge Strefe
pon Sort Oiper nod 9IIcranoriu imo
3uriid, imO jpor nit elmer 8ei6nin.
hlptcit Don niht inter 40 Weilen
pro Shmoe. SrpiIle 8rigbt nobm
hcn 2ieutennnt 6ouIui3 bonn Signal.
Corps ais Roiiagier nit ino trat
trr5 Dor I llbr nit ieinem aeroplan
zen Slug ou. lin ungeidbr 3 Tinu.
len nnh I llbr lnn9te er iuieoer onl
4unfte Der 9lbiobrt an na6oem er
cnuo 14.42 Minuten auf Dem sIuae
gcrucien mar. Gr ihGet Die Shnel.
Iigfet ieincS 6IugeS m,i 4215 Wei.
len pro Stun0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
3luci GcidcninnOe.

GlrpClnnO, O., 81. SuIi, -
3mei lmoligefIdrte Gooe8idae be.
icbGitigen 0ic bieiigcn 9eb0rOen. @e.
itcrn Wlorgen iriib lplr0e in einen
Gcocdtcn g9oggon mclder iocbeu ans
2cltiSpillc, ap., cingetroiien, Die Sei.
de eine5 mbcfomtcn MonneS gefun.
oen. Sic Eoli3ei Ucrmltbet, oaB Der
Niom our6 cine Gerihieblng oeS
Sul3c5, nit meIbem Der Wa9gon be.
lo0cu mar, ieincu Zoo geiimoen bat.
Nur6 GcnuBing bon glutbllnocll
iuGt man g{dbcre9 ilber Den Zoo ei.
res llnbctonnten 3u ermitteIn met.
ucr ais 2cde Don gcerenpIlildcrn
cui cinem 6rloe in ser 9tGbe pon
9'onOoa Gcrinocn luorOelt iit Ser
Wiom lit ihon icit nlebrercn loacn
tp0t Die &cihe ideint perItedt nor.
0cn 81 icin uno mltbmoBli6 lit Der
llr1liidli6e bernubt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
QSicr Nin0cr crtrnnfcn.

8eIt SprinQiielO, Moii,
81. &lIi. @Gbreno beutc bier
flcine WGbc6cn uobe @oiielin @roUe
I'M Ngonom HiUer bnoeten, perlot
oie t0.idbrigc 9llice Eilep bei'm alet.
tern uui eincn 6elicn OoS 8Ieihgc,
midt uno itiir3te in ooS IL SUB tiefe
@oiier; ibre ShueIter, Oie 13.idb'
rige Sennie 9iiIep, lno ibre 6eioel
onoeren 9pglciterinncn, Gtbel 8in-
cent. II Sabre, lmO 9IIice @incent,
II Sabre olt, bilOeten, iih nit Den
&dnoen oneinonOer ieltboIteno, erlc
lebenoe &ette unO iuhtcn Die fleinc
Mice an Iih beran5u5ieben gerietben
III ibrer gllrireQltng ober ielblt IN 81
tiefeS 8oiier. Iie bier WtGOdcn luo.
ren bercits ertrllnfen, olS eini9e PR.
better 5it ibrem SeiitonOe ber6ei ell
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
&icr]ig @rubenor6eiter onrdJ 8aS
ilbcrludltigt.

Sits hura &sy 30. IuIi.
@ier}ig 2lr6citer murOen beilte oQ.
Gicr in Scr 3e6e Nr. 81 Ser sen.
trol Gofe ono @o8 60" oltrcG @o8
iiberludIti1t 6iinf3ebn Oericlbcn NO.
rcn beIuuBtlos, ais man lie bcrous.
brodtc, rmo orei oerielben luerocn
Uobrbeinlih ni6t oopon fomnlcn.
9,obeju oac Gpier iin0 2hl3ldn0cr.
Gin StdatS = @rnben Snipettor &C.
.Iun8tc 0lr6 cine lmteriltdung 5u DER
llc6cr5ell9ltng, ooB ir9erO Elm g0ie,
mid)t Die 8entilation obiiChtli6 Der
Ilrpitc, Oerntutblih I'M Hade an
ilgenO 6emmlocm 81 ilben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
GlubbGuicr fir NnacitcIltc.
&ntcrboroug6 SO. bemilligt $4,000
lu0 2ul1uit Belmont $4,000,

9}cm Dort 81. Ellli -&n DEM
NeltrebcL lmicr ibreu 2Inaeltcllten
oCu Gorpoaciit 3l bebcn uuo Die
@cjicblngcu jluilhcu ibncn lmO Der
&cuuoItlmg 5I bciieru, bat Die >Sns
tcrborougb 9tupi0 (ruuit Company
beihloiieu, ullf ibrc Soften cine 2ln.
8abl Don GubbGuiern iijr Die aus.
itIicBlicbc @emlBlng Oe9 Ecrionol9
erridten jll loiicn, lun0 nit Der Mus
iiibrmQ 0icica Broicftco miro ioiort
bCQonnCu mcr0cn. 0Cbufo 9citrci.
tmg Der Soften bat Ole @eielllcboit
Die Sumlnc BON $4,000 beluiaigt II,
0r. 9lugtlt Gclnlout bot ans eiacuen
Wiittcll mciterc $4,000 Nebui9 9Ins
icboiirug BON @il6crn 3ur &crfii-
Qluld Qcitclt.
&orIduiiQ luer0eu ie6a Glubbdllcr
al Ocn Nr0Bcrcu StotioneH herSod'
Ge5u. Gicibobncn crridtCt perOen, II.
SPAR al Der l19. StruBe mo 8. Nne,
129. StroBc mo 3. 9lucmc, @ronr
Eorf unO ,. 2lpcnue, 2l2. StroBe II.
Nroo0>uoU, ionic 14S. StroBe un6 7.
2lpemle. Ger Gbcf &n9cuiclr Ge.
gram bat Qcitcru Ocm ltGotiihen9al.
Tcportcmcut Die ElGue iiir ooS eritc
@cb1uoc, 0ciicu Soften oIf $4,000
ncronicbIoGt ih0, 3ur @euebmigung
porgcIc9t, unO man boiit Oiclea be.
rcit3 5ll @cGinl Oc3 NerbiteS ieincnl
3pcdc ibcrqebcn 5ll fonnen, Die 0i.
meniioneu Der GhbbGuicr iinO auf
cine 6rontbrcite BON 36 SUB bel CT.
ucr Eicfc bon 60 6uB belnehcn un0
Gin jcOc9 @cbGuoe miro &eicjimmer,
@d0cr, Houdl5inmcr Slide II. /. 10.
CrbaltCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

Ncpublituucr upplallOirten ais 0as
9onopurm.0otllmcnt ald oos
Yult Oc8 SprcderS geIe9t wllroe.
- @ubriheinIib miro nod belte
onriibcr ub8citiwmt.
99oibtuqton :. g., 30. GuIi.
- 8oriiker GoDne pom Gomite iiir
Wtittcl lmo Nege ullterbreitete beute
ocm Observation-Disclosures Den 9eri6t
res Gonierenj.Gomite'S iiber Die "a.
riibiQ. 0ie Gr0rterlmg oeiielben be-
QInnt nm 10 llbr morgen Sormlttog
lmO olcm 2luihtin nah miro Die 9lb.
thinning OoriIber nod am ndmlihen
Gage crioI9cu. $50 bon oeu $50
N}itglicOcrn ocS Souies mdren trob
Der icn8cn0cn Site 5ugegen, ais
@upne NIT Ocm bunOpurmartigen
Nofumcut, pclhCs oen GongreB ieit
AZ Monuten beihditigt bat, erifieu
unO Ole GepubIifoner brnben in 8ei.
icn aus, ais 0niielbe uui OoS 4ult
oc5 SpreberS gelegt nuroe.
Wtit Dem Gonieren5bericbt 5eitpei.
lig aus Dem @eae, bcihGitigte iif
COS SouS etmo ~ Stuuoeu lang
nit 9eihliiiieu sur 8ermebrunG Der
gInjnbl Der i'm &apitol angeltellten
GIcrfS mo on0erc 8eOienlteter. lin
1,52 criolgte Gerto1ung bis morgen.
>Sm SCnot mltroe Deute ole bring.
lide Geii5itbia einberidtet. Gom
ging Ser Sennt in Grefutipiibung
lm0 bertogtc idb etlidc 0tinuteu ipd-
ter bis morgCn.
HcprGIcntant FaDne bebnlIptet, Dab
>ic belltc ocm $oouie 5uriid beri6tete
Bill Die ;3ollrnten ouf piele 2ebcuS-
bcoiirfnilie erbebli6 reor5iren, uGb.
reno iie on0crerieitS oaeroingS Die
gIbgubeu ollf mnnhe 2urusortifel er.
b0bCn mcr0Cn. Wic idon beridtet,
tonrnen Sollte olli Die iSreililte, Die
Sole oui Giieuer5 uno 8obeiieu iino
erbebIih reOu5irt, Die Sool6SSae ipur.
oen pon 81 mlf $t.25 pro Touienb
sub bernbaecbt, Ole 8oa30ae iino
menig ucrdnocrt IN 9cjug ouf Sono.
cbubc im0 Strumpflpuaren luuroen
hic GinaIeU.Nntcl bei6cbaIten, ole
Sole ouf @eiu ln0 Spirituoien iino
nm 15 Ero5ent crb0bt, audi Oie 30ac
ouf 6opielL ,5cigen, NanoeIn Gitro.
nen uno 9InonoS muroen erb0bt, ole.
iCnigen oti Shube unO 2eoerpooren
ougc9cn brrobgeicbt, Die 3eitlmgs.
btrouSacbcr 9Guinmen ibren &ompf
INN nieoriAcre 3ole ouf Sol5brei uno
Irlldpopier, Ole 3olle oui 8ei6fob-
len liuO uon 67 ani 40 Gents pro
Come rcou5irt II. |. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
Wcgcn Wiufcr.

Spc}iul 9liiiicn 9iihtcr WcSncrucn
Qicbt lbCroleu 9Inihtcn 2Ilt@.
0rlid.
9tcm Oort, 81. &uli. - Ginen
QcboriQcu Soieb pcricttc geitcrn luics
Der oo2 &ihtcr- Goacairm Der Spe.
3iol-2Iiliicn oen Wtudern inbem eS
cine Der oli otgebliCbcn SobbothS'
Ireucl @eylg bo6enOen &logen 9eger
cincn Der fleincu GoneD ,SSlunoel
&crnuiialnq1pldBc nod fllr5er Ter'
bnnOluu0 obuieS. IS banocltc iid'
Inn cine scr Nu0cu, in 0cncn nit
NGQcn nod cincm gtcNcrfopf geruor.
len miro. 9iihtcr Mc&uerncp CT
flGrte ais CT 0ua ireiiprc6enoe llr.
tbeiI bcfulnt Aub:
Ga fam ia Ole Eolijei geroOeIo
gut bcrlmi6niliieh lm0 @olnpIcltr
am SonntuQ ocrbuiten, mcnn lic Der
2lnii6t it, Dab 0o5 @crien bon BAL
len om Sonuto9 ucrp0ut lit 8cnn
mon 0cm Yublitunl om Sonltog
mw nod Qcitotten mill, nod Der
STRIDE 81 0cbcn ln0 cincn Spd5icr-
gang 81 mnhclL Oa luitr0e eS baI0
eincn gluirubr gcbcn. IS III obnro,
Oie &cltc ioIder Saden uegcn per-
6oiten 81 loiien."
Der NcfIugtc nor :. s. ". Glort'
Jon, Ser Elm Cpier Der iciucr Belt bon
Gomniiidr 9iuQbon angeorOneten
Sobbotb 9ioj5io luuroc. $oiilia,Stoot.
onuoIt 99bite pcrtrot Geltcrn hie
&loQe, mGbrcno Gr9lihter 6irnertp
ais @ert6cioiger ilmgirtc. ToS llr.
tbcil ser Nidter Scr Special 9liliien
lit iuioiern BON 9coelltllng, ais 0cnt'
lel6cn Gribunol mcbrerc Gbnlide So
ncu &9lou0 Sale sur 2lburtbeilllr1
3llQebCu mcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
GGieagO'S nngcniiacnocr SranSidDnb

G bicogo, ST. 81. SuIi. - E5n
iclnem 9cridt on ocn Gomniii1r ser
Giientlihcn 9lrbciten iibcr oos Sod.
maiierorud SpItem meiit ser Stoot-
>Sngcnicur Sobn Gricion ooroui bin,
noB oic Stoot Chicago iiir ben Sail
eines beoeutenoen Sron6es Ser @e.
iu6r gr0Bcrcr 8erfitite atsgeiest it,
ais sic Sto0t lin BEL Dem 0roBen
9ron0e pom Sabre 1871 crlitt, bel
ncIGem ser &erni0gensidaben 16S
MiQionen Collars 6etrug, unO er
niotioirt oieie Se6ouptung oamit OnB
0ic pprbon6enc @oiicr5uiaubr ganj
migenilgcnO lit, mdbreno @eb6lbe,
pelde lei6t 6euer ionOcn, in 0iaiien
ucrbanoeu limo.
s;diie ihr's Auslano befprat e. 8aine, 4i3
EitstGittaIpre'Str, HaBs Guifpm ppnss'Npe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
@arnm lie nidlt hrirothcn luOIltc.

u EN- Oort. 81, &lIli. - Wturia
&icnid, oIio2 &ObiIuf. iubr geltern
entieBt 5uIumnlcn, ais 0ie S5nQuiIi=
tion uuf GQi3 S3louo i6r mittbeilte.
0nB lie mlr lanoen Oiiric, lpem lie
iCb enti6liebcn f6nntc. ibrcn Better
!0}id)ael &obiIof 5lt beirotben. llmtcr
Dem 9amcn Niuria &obilut mar Die
6rau nit ibrcn pier &inbern ln0
ibrcm Better Wi6oel Sobiluf ouf ser
yGlcbelull0" bier ongClungt. Sic
bntte GOO &roneu IN @nor, crfl0rte
0en @inmonOerIlngSbcomtcu OoB iic
cine @ittue mGre un0 no6 Ocn &cr-
einigten Staoten Qerciit ici Inn Iid
bier cine Griltcn5 5ll griinben. Sbr
&erbdltniB 81 Dem $5errn Better ser
mf 0cnielbcn S6iffr nnfonL fam
0cn 9eanlten ober pcrbGd)ti0 pnr,
mc5bnlb Ole (NlQliiition bcltinlntc,
ouB iie i'm 81 bcirotbcu bate, inu3
ie lun0cu moIlc. Die 6rou Wor uie
pom S6laqc gctroiien ais lie OiCic8
llrtbeil criubr. Sic cr5Gbltc Uei,
memo, onB lie niht @ithuc ici ion'
bern in Eobrbet Murio &ienif
belize mo 0oB ibr Monn bier irgcnG.
100 in 9lmcrifo lebc. Sic mil Bic
8obrbcit niht gIci6 Qeio9t bo6cn,
neil iie iiirbtetc, Oeportirt 81 mCrOrH
lnb tic molltc ooh 9IQcS nIibictcn,
INN sen 2(uicntbolt ibrca NtonneS gu
ernlitteln Gic rlriiiicbc Geiclitoir
bat Den @otten ouiNeiunocu; e9 lit
Midom aienicb, Slmnp Sid, ga.
Gin 9rief Der linn 5ugeiunot murOc,
lit bis belte mbconhportet gCblie-
ben1 man bolt obcr ooB cr nod bon
ii6 borcn Inlien miro, oenn iOnIt
miro Die 5roI nit Oen bier &inocrl
iiher 0enurtirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
Hlnttbat eilcS Nsahniinuiaen.

2 denetto0U, N'2l. 3I. SllIl.
- S>cute Moracu motte ole Satin
ocs bier mobnDoitcn 6crru Charles
=. Eouib Die GntocdlmG, boB 6run
Souis @rlruicr aus Oiiton Sarato.
90. GoltntD, mclhe lhOn ieit lanaer
3cit an 9,erucnitorungen lit mo iih
bti ibr 5u 9eiuh beiuno, ibrem 6.
idbrigcn (0hterden, Ecreillo Erll.
nier, mGbreno ser 9tu6t nit einent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
I'm @aibingtOhcr @etterbureau regi-
Itrirt.

&oibinGtoh .. g., 80. SuIi.
- Sin 5icmlib beftiges grobeben
luilrOc 5miihen 5,58 umo 6.2O beute
irilb bon Den ieiSnlogropbiiden Ssn.
iirumcntcn oeS 8etterbureauS Der.
5cidnct. Ger Sduuplob oeiieIben
i6eint ctruu $500 ReiIen BON 8oib.
inaton entiernt 81 Iiegen, m0glider
Meiic III Ecuador ooer nui Dem StiI.
lon Wcere, lUeitlid bon ser @eItfiiite
Siioomcrifu's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
GermiidJtc telesrapbiid)e Sepeidjen.

= Sn Slttle Nod. glrf., 1T Der Be4
neraIugcnt s. @arnet @oob bon Der
DGeS OtoineS 2iie Suiiirance Co."
orr6 einen Stllrj aus Dem s. Stod
oeS nSoutbern Srilit 60" ".8eb1uoes
nm'S 2eben gefommen.
ErGiioent 8oft 1T sum gbren.
WiitglieO oeS oSllna.GllbS," bes bc.
riibmten 6iider.Glubs aui Catalina.
,SSIanO, Gol, Dem aud gr.Yr1iioent
GooieueIt mo cine Menge 9eute BON
natiouolem &ui onaeboren, eruaunt
luoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06
MerifO anfgcrilttrlt.
SdDlimnCS GrobCbcn in nuicrcr
gI0d6nr 9tcpu6lit,

Die SGlftc BON Ncopulco in Grim,
mrru. - @roBcr 2c6cn9ocrluit |
lmO cuormer Shoocu al Gigcn.
tblm. - 9}ohridtcn aus ocm
&mcrn nod man8elbolt. - SH
Scr SouptitoOt Merifo lmO I'm.
Qcblug ioQeu al 20 W}cnicbcE
lm9cfonmcu lm0 ilber 90 per
lcbt morocn icin. - (CIc9rop6i.
iHcr &crfcbr nit uielcn Flmftcn
lmtcrbroCGcn.
Sto0 Otcrifo, Mcr, 30. Iiuli.
- 3mci 6citiac Gr0crihiltterlln0en
crciQnctcn iih bier beutc iriib ml
l,2O mO l25. 6ijuf Eerioncn Dur
Oen in biciiAcr Stoot get60fet unO
mcGrcrC pcrIcBt 0rci 0erieIbcu toot.
lid, Sine 9In5obl @cbduoe III 0I
bon Ocu Grmcrcn 9luicn bcluobntcn
Sto0ttbciIcu IicGcu in (riinumcrn
&n ocn onOCrcu Sto0ttbtileu cnt
itonO fetl Sho0en aQein GROCER
Shrcdcn bcrrriht rmter oQcn 9epob.
ncrn. TcpCihcn aus Dem Snncrcn
mclOcn mcit pcrbrcitctc &Crbccrm
Qcu %n 0cn St1otcn Yutblo, &ulo
pa unb (oIllcn NOR Die Grihiitteclmg
Die bcitigitc felt $obrcn ic0ob trot
BORT fciu 2cbcn3pcrltit cin.
Ger &trluit an GiAcntbunI in Scr
Stoot Wicrifo lit niAt nou GROCER
9cGrutlmg, 6u oic cinQcItijptcn Gc.
bGlOc Qr6Btcntbcila flcinc&iitteu no.
rem. Glide ser Gir6cnmmcru ulW
0cn icooh GcipoIten, lmO Oo5 Stro.
BcnpiIoiter 5ciqt Hiiie auf GoS Gro.
bebcn plr0e uuf cine 0iitan5 bon
100 Mcilcn mobrQcnommtn. Sic bie,
iigcn Strobcr unh oiicncn El1te ma
rem mGbren0 Der Gridilttcrlmqcn nit
bctcnOcn Wcnicbtu Qeiiillt. acin Sc.
benauerlult trot untcr Den WitQlic'
bern Der omcrifaniiben GoIonic elm,
Gic ,S0Ocrul Stlc0rupbeIt.Gom,
pnQnic" bat ioebcu oic TrrbinomA
nit 9Icupulco ulli llmueaeH iibCr 0ic
Sun6Cn9c BON gICoplIIco pic0cr Der
Qcit1llt. Sic critic pon Oort eingctrof.
icnc @otidoft loltctc:
oQic gauge lmterc S5Glitc Scr bic
ii9cn Sto0t lit 5crit6rt II. uielc Dicn
ihan iinO unAetomncn. Gn5 @e-
bGrOc Der biciigcn 6iIioIc Der gtotio.
noIbonf lieQt iu Griinrmeru. Der
&oiirrr lit tGNtlid Uerlebt.
g}odb Ocm Gnplona Der obiacn DC
pCibe uurOc 0ic &erbin0una luie0tr
untcrbrodcn. 2luer 0irctter &crfcbr
5lDil6cn Ger &ullptltn0t Ntcrito mo
Acnpulco hat arIaeb6rt.
llnQebeurcr SdGo0cn lit an ser
@aitfiiltc ponlPcrifo ongcrihtct nor.
Den. Wtit 0Cn StGOtcn Gbilutu mo
GbiIpocinNo lit ser teIcgropbiid)e &er.
febr ebcnioQS rntcrbroderL II, mon
fiirdtct, 0uB NtiOc iblmml hCiugc.
irdt luor0cn iino. (Snl Stnot Gucr-
rcro lit, uic mon iiirdtct, grOBcr Sc.
bcnSperlIIt cinQctreteu Winn mint
felt ooB in Santa (SuIio. elmer bi1ii.
gen Goritoot, 70 Ycrionen lml's Sc
ben tomen tuonodb iid) ole 3obI Der
Gjct0otctcn inn 6Goeroloiltrift al 20
mo Die Scr SdwtrperIeB>n oui III.
gci0Gr 80 ltcllcn miirbe. 0ieie 3ob.
len iino jeooh nibt oiii3icu. Io5
ncue EoitomtSQebauoc un0 cine ao,
tbgOrolc iino crbcbIi6 beiGdoiGt.
81 lponcingo total ser
it0rt.
Giuc ioc6cn bier cingctroiicnc, bon
y. EoproS, eincnl amerifaniIhen
S,nn0clarciicn6cn ubacIhidte 3cpc.
ibc aus Gbilponcitgo Qicbt on ooB
Die crpGbnte StaOt total 3eritort nor.
Den lit. Gie 8euoIterlm2 Iogert IN.
fer ircicm Soinnel uno lit groBcn
Stropojen olub 0oS Niitben Der
Glcncntc ou9geicbt. 8eluittcrItiir.
| me iino cnticiiclt llno 0ic Groit0Bc
0oucrn iort
| Wirr,in Mruhpunrhritrr Aurdt MnS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

ai;dcumeiicr cine furdt6ore Shnitt-
mrm0c m &oIic bcigebra6t bate.
Qos Mtno mar ic0oh nod am 2ebeu
luO muroc cincm 6oipitol iiberlpie.
icu. Wion bdlt 6rmu Brlnier, mel
die idlou Dor ciuiQcr Belt uerillht bot.
te, itb 5l ucrliitcn iiir irriinnig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-06

I'M nHeu5n GbGoter" itott. 2lltfqefiibrt
mur0en: nEbilota9" bon &eiijng
- Qie 2ounc OcS &crlebten" lm0 Sic
&uloiglu18 Der &iiuilc." Gie Nabl
Der Orci Stiic(c pur nit &ijdiicbt olIt
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CONFERENCE.-THE eiuacreidlt.

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Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-30
NEWS FROM REDLANDs

REDLANDS, June ga company is
being organized in Redlands, the STOCK
to be taken by local business men, for
the erection of a natatorium on West
State street near Third, to cost $4,000.
The new drinking fountain installed
by the city trustees because 1t was
supposed to be more sanitary than the
old style of drink-cup fountains has
been condemned by DR.. j. M. Wheat
of the Redlands board of health as In
sanitary.
Secretary of the Interior r. A. Ball
niger is expected to visit Redlands on
his trip to the coast this summer, haV-
ing accepted the invitation of the Red
lands board of trade in letter to
President L. M. King.
Mrs. Delfno Archiletta, arrested sew
eral days ago for harboring vicious
dog after she is alleged to have terror
lied neighbors for. several days by
threats to kill their children If they
told the officers that the dog had bit
ten their children and had the doc
killed, was fined $40 by Judge Clifford
At the quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south, last
night reports were made showing that
5000 of the $1,000 debt on the church
parsonage had been paid and the bal
ance all subscribed to be paid this
conference year.
At a meeting of settlement directors
the resignation of Rev. Maxwell Saw
age as q director and officer was ae-
cepted, because of his removal soor
from Redlands to New York to pass
some time with his father, Rev. Minot
]. Savage, who has been seriously IL
for some time.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-30
REFUSES TO ACCEPT
INJUNCTION AS FINAL
COUNCIL WILL TRY TO HAVE
ORDER SET ASIDE
City Attorney Instructed to Proceed
in Sunset Telephone Company
Cast in Whatever Manner
He Sees Fit

PASADENA. June 29.-Following
the action of Judge Bordwen of the
superior court yesterday in granting
an Injunction restraining the city of
Pasadena from interfering with the
wires or poles Of the Sunset Telephone
company, pending the settlement OF
the case appealed to the supreme court
the city council this morning sprung
a surprise by refusing to accept the
Judgment as final and instructed City
Attorney ]. Perry Wood to proceed In
whatever manner he thought most de-
sirable to secure the setting aside of
the order.
The motion was made by Council
man ]. d. Mersereau and passed unan-
imously. The action was taken on the
receipt of a report by the city attorney
in which he says that while he thinks
the court has acted in a way which it
believes will afford the city sufficient
protection he doubts If this has been
done.
There is still a question in his mind
as to the legal aspect of the injunction,
which the city has commended could not
be issued because 1t restraints the city
from acting in fashion which the
court had just settled in its favor,
even though that action has been APP
pealed. Mr.. Wood is not certain If the
remedy lies in a writ of prohibition,
but he will probably ask for one this
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-30
LONG BEACH NOTES

LONG BEACH. June ga South
Dakota lumberman is here with the
idea of promoting a lumber mill, to-
ward which he is willing to put in
100000. The chamber of commerce is
taking up the matter of helping him
secure a site.
E. L. Dunbar. man past middle
age, who ventured out too far into the
breakers, chung for support to a piling
under the roller coaster this afternoon
until he was rescued by the bath
house guards. He was cut and
scratched by clinging to the piling
while the breakers pounded over him.
A section of blackberry bush less
than three feet long and bearing 256
berries was taken to the chamber of
commerce rooms today by e. d. Han
lon of 1922 East Second street, who
said the bush had grown without cul-
tlvation of any sort. w. H. Chandler
reported having gathered three gallons
of berries from a loganberry vine he
set out last year when 1t was but two
inches long The vine now measures
twenty-five feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-30
DOCTOR GIVES OWN
BLOOD TO BROTHER
YOUTH SAVED FROM DEATH BY
HEALTHY FLUID
Supply of Red Corpuscles Injected
Into Anaemlc Veins with Happy
Result at Chicago
Hospital

CHICAGO. June 29.-An apparently
successful operation in which a Chi
cago physician gave his blood to save
his brother has been performed in
Wesley hospital.
DR.. James F. Churchill, a member of
the hospital staff, allowed his blood
to be transfused into the veins of
George Churchill, aged is, of Mime
apolis.
George Churchill was taken to the
hospital suffering from pernicious
anemia, which medical authorities say
is rarely cured. The disease is
ascribed to the lack of red corpuscles
in the blood, which in consequence
loses it's power and becomes dead.
DR.. Churchill believed the transfu-
sion of healthy blood into the patient s
veins might effect a cure. After a con-
sultation it was decided to try the
operation
The young man has been discharged
from the hospital and has gone to his
home, apparently greatly improved in
health and in fair way to recovery.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-30
ALLEGES LINDA VISTA
BRIDGE is DEFECTIVE
Declares Crack Extends Clear Across
Concrete Structure at the
Middle Pier

PASADENA, June 29.-The Linda
Vista bridge, which the city has test
ed and was about to approve, has been
declared defective by George Wharton
James In a communication sent to
the city officials this morning, Mr..
James asks why, when the required
test for the bridge is a twenty-ton
roller, the test is to be made with a
thirteen-ton roller, seven tons less
than the required weight. He fur
Their declares, and says he has wit
nesses who will prove his statement,
that a serious crack extends across
the entire bridge in the middle pier,
which Is hidden from ordinary obser-
walton by asphaltum. Further, he says
that even superficial examination will
show q sag on each side Of this pier.
Inasmuch as this bridge will be sub
jected to a heavy automobile traffic,
he believes it should be subjected to
the severest possible test before 1t is
accepted by the city.
Residents of North Raymond avenue,
who have been opposing a plan to
narrow and pave the street, have APP
parently come to an agreement, for
the petition presented to he city coun-