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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

Cream Scrim. &c inches wide. reg
ular 6 lac a yard, now. Sc
Water color Window Shades. reg
ular 4oc a yard. now ...3Oc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

worth up TO $500 a yard, now per
yard ....-.-.---...... 9Oc
Baby Irish, Venise and Filet all
over laces, worth from $500 to
$500 a yard; special price. 81 40
200 pieces of trimming laces,
medallions, band trimmings, etc,
at half price.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-01-06

center pieces stamped ready to
embrolder, in coronation braid,
WaIIachian, Mt. MelIick or eye
let, at greatly reduced prices.
Typography outfits cheaper:
SIPS outfits for e8c: S1.75 outfits
for SLAB; SIPS outfits for S1.75;
$3.50 outfits for S1.es; $500 out.
fits for S248; $3.50 outfits for
S3.75.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-18
BANKER TW|N|NC
TAKEN TOPR|S0N
AFTER LONG FIGHT.
Jersey Financier, Tired of Be-
ing a Fugitive, SurrenderS
to Authorities.
tspecal +, The Evening woridN

fspecla, ~ The EyanrC Worldl
FREEHOLD, y. j, Feb. Y-Albert
C. Twlning. president Of The defunct
Monmouth Trust and Safe Deposit Com
pany, OF Asbury Park convicted in 1893
OF exhibiting false minutes OF drec.
tors meeting and sentenced to six years
IN State prison and a fugitive from JUS
tice the past two Ieoks when a final
stay OF sentence was refused him. sur
rendered 10 the Monmouth County Off
Gals and was taken to State prison to-
day
Twining was convicted Of exhibiting
false minutes of directors meeting to
bank examiner. lie had been lighting
lis conviction over sine" sentence was
pronounced When the last stay of SEN
ience asked for was refused two weeks
ago he disappeared. A rule to show
cause why TwiNins's bonds should yot
be forfeited was returnn bio here to-day.
David C. Cornell former secretary
and treasurer OF the Monmouth Trust
Company, who was indicted with Twin
inE, is now serving three-yenr SEN
tence In state prison
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

Sn Micn boben Sic Gao.
d)ell iuieoer einmoI ole @coulo scr
Geutiden auf Die Yrpbc aelteIlt ulb
es 1T babel 81 erbitterten 3miammen.
itoBen 9efonimen, bel oelell old)@lut
aeiloiicn 1T. @ie langc nod miro
Die Mesierung oieie gneriife Der Gje.
den, bic iid MN idon icit Snbrer,
mieoerbolenL iueiter geben lalien?
Gieie HationalitGten . Sample. Die
lid iteiia peridarfen, iino aui Ole
Ialer unhaltbar. Man bat cs 10.
gar fir notbruenoig gefmnoen, be't
oitreidiid1en aatbolifantaa bes No-
tionaiiSitcu &abers Wrgell sm Der
idieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

ais oEoli5eiitaat~ pcrld)rlelt ut, iulrD
Der Seriiber ,eines logcnannten llll'
Tugs bon Dem Sidcrbeits Seanlten,
Der i'm olf Der Chat crtoppt bot, 5l.
ndd)lt rur oaitfgeifricben." Gam
miro er ibriftlid ouigeforoert, cine
meiltens mr. geringc vSronitn9s'
itrnfc" SIT 5oblen. Ndlt CT oicie tllr
ungereht. 10 fam CT Gertrabrrnlg
einlcgcn uno eiil gerihtlltes Serbor
fproern. Sn Den mciIten 6ollell 5lebt
c. ieood ser llebcrtrCter Dor, Die gts
BE 5u l%eiiten llnD oic Soften elmer @e'
rit)tsperbonblitng ST eriporen. Us
lit nldt erlidtlid, luarllll III Der De-
motratiiden Hepublit Scoermnlln,
Der 81 idneW gefobrcn 1T, Eopier ailf
Die StroBe eeporien ODER lorlt cine
ilcine Milietbot perilbt bat, Ielblt NIT
ten in DER Mnd)t bintcr Giienitdbe &C.
bradt uno ioIange ic~Itgeboltcn lper'
cen mlib, bis er eincn Siirgen oufge'
tricbcn bot. Ges0lciden braudte
nid)t iuegen ieber &llnpcrel Der gauge
@eridtsapporat in @eluegung gelcbt
ilnb Der perbaftenbc Eoli5iit ltultoens
ODER togelong ols 3euge IN MnIprlld)
ge1on1rlen 81 lper0cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Irpartcment fir Biicn.itfc Siheraeit-Santen.
CUB. Eepartcmcnt oee Observation-Disclosures.
Nircuus, Mptbhaus.

Itimor I. Septeinber 1909.
Snecpoie uerbcr citteeecn 9eionIi1icit prl
Der Guiiiruftspcbprne Der Siaot baltimore fiit
ben llinbai uno ole 8epnraillr Der ernBitrdBci I'll
Maritboac unb S6uppen fir ben MaDor mo
S~tnoirnib Don baltimore.
Mneebotc miiiicn in periicgcIten Goiperfen,
aereinrt an pen "@paro o. sliuaros o. 9altl,
more Gitp. icin ine Die gnfidrlit .Rropolols
for gSuri at 9rpb Strect Wiarfet" iraaen mo
bel @rn. \ selpen 1ponias. SiaotaNesliiraior:
in beiicn Niireau I'M Jtatbbdlite nm nner opr
II ,llbr SormittaGs am Is. September 0 O?
cin9crcidt ipcroen.
Seoem Mngebpt ninb Gin an hcn WlaDor. mo
Stdbtrutb bon Baltimore 5ablhnrer cerfiIlSlrfct,
.auf cine .9lcnrina. Snnie" sggni ge5oecner SbeG
oes Nicters fir tiinfbuIocrt G5oe1 SotarS
~peigefiiat fem. ~,
Scr crfoIgreidbe Dieter mnb @iireidaft itel'
len urb Die. &nrtbriiien pes Staot'ebnrters
in Nesug nuf Gcntrafte eriiilen.
3cidnineeu mo Spe5ififniione foiiilet Gil
ooer rat benz 2. eeptember 1909 i'm silreait
oes 8cbduocsS nipefiors b~eiidtiqt iperoc.l,
Ste Neb5rbe behalf it'd, has Root ppr, irsc!io
Gin poer alle Wr9eboie III perlperteTi.
Geiuarb :. YrcitDu,
8chdubesS nfpefior.
@cuebmiei:
@sp. y. 8umifn.
.yiapor.
f-,,tD - 4 n : . a IN 1 tpl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Sphu Wcprac Wcancr.

IS Iturb am 81. sliguit 1909 Spbn 8eura'
&egncr I'M Ilter bon rs Sabren. II Wonatcl
nno u 1a9en, eeiiebter ,ejniie Ron Ntorl
Iino ohtun9spou cineelaocn, Dem lrauer9oi.es
nicni,c ami Eoancr'tas, giahmittaes 2 llbr
ner, nj, 85G3,' eaiterh. siueAne, iino ennl Il
Der Seuiihcn Searge!iifcrp, &irrbc, &qit.stpc
ntb Siaonss trabt, btf5nibcbreit. 9etictun
p~ripdiinr. gi,,na .rtarufaD
Wieiien briteii Sreunp begtqbeii.
@r giua, beiln, licB niid Airiid,
llnb '%Scritoret III mcil Slid.
lie trauernSe Wittpc.
I'D! 70 fol- oenn gmcs cnben
81 bct SaraeS bHnlIem Siaub.
S6ct inub lclbit Der @lid iih lpeiioen
sion oes Sobcs llpoerrniib.
llno IS blicb III Sdmer6 @efpilbl
Htur eaS nIdbnenbe eSciiibl,
gS1o iib auh oas Ser6 %crforcIt,
sld! perloccfl lit rerlorel.
Sic tranernocn Sinbcr.
2ll-5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Die @ertbfioienus bcs britiidcn
Mcid,cs. t,..s

JabrbultOsrte oft limb oic alagen
Der e%liropGiid)en 21noer iiber Die per
fioe Eolitif Ilbions", sic jeoe Wnht
bes eilropGiihen Continents 5i ieinen
3tueden apsniitte mo Damn int
stid, IieB. cine Wnbt asscn Oie an,
orre aiisipielte. Gnglano lit babel
gut 9efabren. Is bat lid I'M 2auie
Oet Sabre nabe5m 1tH Wiaionen
Gnaoratmeilen Der Grbe anseslie.
bert. Gurd feline i%niuiare Sage war
es auseeifnltet aus benz aampi rm's
HoieinL, ben bic contincrtalelr W'ad)tc
infolee ibrer pioaritreitenoen Site.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Gricsipn.2inie.
Neue tdueiie .1ampfer
,2u1b Baltimore" unb yYenm"
nadh Hhuabelpbta, G m
TatrpreiS nar NIsVV

Sasltdh nnb esnntasS.
una 500 Born. bon Bratts uno GiQbtsGfr. ah.
Saltert at gu Nettertun, TOpu IYotat. Wb.
Mbenbs in VbiInbeIpbia an.
GutSidenbe Talrt pnrh ben 0aaal. 8aid'
eicrc fonren mad YeIicbeu bis Gbeiapeaies etf9
ntb Ncttcricu fabrcn nno anf ccr Miidlatrt nit
9 llbr gbcnbS ~bcfieIben .IaacS anialgen. -
5llr Niidiabrt init .Br & D.
Vabn," ilno ourdGebenbe giuete !(psr Hdtn bon
0biIa.) nab Nciu.Yorf, MtfaMttt.Sitr, Gaee
Waai. 2nnD yrandb, ceean Gttg. MStMre Ear!.
MfbanH, Trpn, 5uin @eriauf bel Mtbau8hS,
MablSciten SO GentS. giadtoumpfer fnbren tag
LID s slbenbs tSonntds ansscnomuen). w'an
Clarence etriSeE
(Suni15--) haent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Wiaraaretha Simun.

So fturb am 1. September 1909. I'M 1915
0ipraeis. Maraarctha Sin,un. aeIicbic Satin
bon Iuguit Siiror. i'm Yiter bon 63 Sabreu,
in ibrcr ySobnino. Nr. 1880. Yntapc SEQ. atrafc.
Sic 0ecroinrna iinhei am aunntosr bcn ..
September. I llbr I'D dinlttaAS. rnm 1raicr'
bnuic. Gus aif Dem ~9Seitern S;ichbpfe" iiait.
Scr trulcrnbe @atie Imguft Simur
iebit 5pci SbbneiL nrnrD mo NarrH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

Baltimore, 20. Mu9ufi 1909. !,
ScrficseIte @lsebote an ben .goare 81
firf, wcrben i'm Siireau bcS staoi.9eeiitrators
&aibtans. baltimore. be Wsitt,pcdl, II n5r
eenommcfl sur Gioeairiine. 8arbiieinbau mn
8flaiteriia Der 91olfe.strabe. BON Der storos
ieite Der .!Moniment. Strabe bis 6nr tSiloieite
Der Seffcripn. Strube, nit 4ubasphaIt. gspbnlis
NIoden. giiulitbic, pitriiiSirten HfIaitcriteinen
uoer SpISbIpdcn.
Speiiiiiaiioncn uro glnpchoiS@ Sornlulare i!no
auf Gerlnn0en in oicfem Biireau ertiltIid..
Sic Gpl,trattsgeb6roe bebdlt lid has Ncht
TOR. ireero Gin ooer aue Iitaehote duriiG6li'
i%peiien.
.GIeoring Spufc"=Vanf. umf Sfbre ocS NinbprS
mo Sinbtratbs bon baltimore. 9e5ogen. Ill belt
In Sen Speiififntiprel aeltaiiliten Scirnge, ftiib
icbcm gngcbpt beigeiiigt leii.
.. =. Scnban,
Stnet.S n9ciicitr.
Geo. ". Hnmien,
T~riiiiocft Der GottruftsB eb0roc.
(liig26, 81, $3.50 81, Sepit. 2.3.4.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
ScpGrtcmcnt fir Gr5iehumg.
Glrrau Der VcbDrbc Der SdlulsS untnliNdre,
Edr MaSiipu. uuo YafQNcttc.Y lucnue.

VHtruH UT VtVUfUt ut SWHf.
@dc Waotipn' nno eafepetir.N ucrne.
8uIti more, /. September 1900.
Sn Der ipeitlidcu 3odftule ait WicSullpbs
Strubc UNI 9atnpcttesS loenne iplro am Conner
einc Briiiung BON Gaubipaten fir Srclftcnch
tint ct. WARNS Wdod,cn. scmiuar gebnItcn met
bcit.
,e cine 90 Bafali bonn eriten, %jfueiten iilo
oritten 9eaiSlntios Stiirift.
Sobn ., Mode, Setrctdr..
2lo-5D H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
SnncSfGlc.


slm 90. 9lneuft @miln Goleman. 9ir. 1888
plcGIocrrp. StraBe, 60 Sabre nlt. ~. "a.
aim 90. 9liiauit Sufba i. 6ubnrn. 9tr. 3i5
ofi,& b:sieenSne, 81 Sabre All:
gIn 81. anqalft Msorris .SraHf' RI 800 y.
Sim so. 9luauit Gowaro S%oplano. 9r. $50
6rnnflin.Ho1b. IS Sabre ali, ,.
slnl 20. sueuit .Sbn Sahns. llniperiitdissoo
fpitul. 81 Sabre ali.
sfml 80. ghguii sanie Sadion. 9ir. 1925
9Sopobroof' gbenue. 81. Sabre all. oo
Serter. strahses' 'sstiI SABRE ali. """
Mm 30. .sinauit .ebaries strauR. @iercpsSoo
Mm 20. Tueift Wcrniec s.. 0uael, gir. 253
Siio. Winoeirus Sirnbe. 20 Sabre alt.
slm 80. shtauft Seroinanp e. @aibed. Bolt
bcrborit's Zane. GO Sabre alt.
@m %. Auauit Winrtha gaiIians, etr. 209"
Stt.0ionnmclts sirabe, 30. Sabre ali; ~ =,
aii Sw pe 80; a airSi,s = W,": ,S I; @ sIi. "' 81
@m 81. Nnauit. Mobrri 6. Meman. Maro
lone NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4 Sabre al. 49,,
Mm 20. slnauit Hngnit Y~Stlbcin,, Nr. 4i2
ncrI. Srcoerids gtbenue, y Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
ShDmas (. Hcafer.

IS iinrb am l.. S%eptcmbcr 1909 Sbpmas Il.
Scatter, 9eliebter Sobi bet perltptbencrl .Soblt
s. un6 Miaradret 81. Yeaier. Sic 9eeroiaunB
finoet am Samitas, ben 4. September 1909,
giadmittuas mn 20 ilbr bon Der SSohrun9
icincs gtelien. Nr. BIB. Wiuiber. etrafe, aus
it1tt. Ecrfpnnote l,lo, 5rcitrec iilto ellgelaoel.
bertelbcn heiSuippbicit. (241-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
WlaNurSsVhrcan

@aItimore, Oio., +, Sept. 1909.
20 WUutag, q. September 1909. Nrbctter'
3rg 1T. bleibet Die itibttid)eH ViredlT &C.
ldiciicii.
Sir bic 9cancmlitfeit bcs Fliblifims ipcrs
bcn bic Wdrite pte iiblth eebaifell:
Wep. u. Nnmien,
(2l5) ftclpertretetther W,abpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Oatpm & Burnett
6amcelssG 6mlc

lib y
ehnrs fir photographic nuo @a~fhinsntAre,sen
Wr. 0 uuo II, Neit.V Baltimore 'etraBe.
tan. nnb Mteubftnle.
Spredbt perl0nIi6 Dor, teIepbonirt ooer t1reihf
fir Aatalog.
(g(uQ5 .3U9tc. T&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Spiritmoicn : 2iecns . Npplifationcn.
epiritnpien.2 icenS.N pplifatipn.
Iite VT. Q.
Dfreau Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gpmmifdre,
Simmer S2r. BOG UeriftS.0 ebdubt.
g. eterett WseSim, Brdftt mt.
SameS Vpnp,
Benjamin y. GhreeutS,
GpUutndrG.

Nntbfolscno- aeltannten Terfcncn hnbeil, cue
getittpn nm TRANSFERRING elmer Gnortnii.S pi'
lps!ses sIeitaa, 4. September 1909, 10 ll1r
S isite ,nii3|Gsn u pUr sf 1s i|bn s SfSSssH d IDsr @it.,p Mn :,
Is. Sept. 1909. eingereiht iperoen. Brotelts
S9rlnlllarc ilno duf slnfndeh in Sieiem SnreaiI
erbdltlid.
QbefsGIert.
wam.: aOreHe; @aro;
&oi4man, Snrrp COMPANY, II Sii.5apeiie'
eO6er, @i6arO. 79e-73s ejb1aippcu: IT,. .,..,5
@bs. nnO AZ, eiiO:aaroifre. Sir. ..'.... 3
snscT,' Sebn r.. ss5leSe4 NorSs snlio;,i.ssidp;c.. IS
5abep, Bartholomew. 20 Sft.gorifStr. ....22
6ornitein. aaIman. 206 SiibsearbIines Eth. 8
Sp9nicrL ga65eu 81. 1873 5alss3oao. Ia
S SsSls' S SSSn S s8o Tors S 81 lia @ff,1rxsSti's". L: Is
WcSopern. Spbn T.. t4-f6 MorbsVine.sfr. 4
S'9rien. Serrb, A Siioss droebers Ctr .....ts
Fclers., prla (2Siittue). PIG 8eit'enmbnrs'
sciran, anila. $500 &aaer 9;liaee. ........
Peijoeio, s%lntbpnp. 30s gore.Sieb.Sir ..-. .
Ri6mon, @Dm1n, . SiosgretersStr j.. )
sT Imnio Rdn HSbu ii 10. 2a ~ y oft,' S Srsni's r... 9
Smiib, Charles ~. 1000 SouinssStr. .....1s
Snpoer. Geo s.. 3i7 sseit' aa9ettesStr. $40. 4
soioIooc. 9iatbal, 504 oro;Galoerisstr.. ~
1oIjinnull. ySiaiam, 100 u, .galtimorc.Str. rs
3uo5So, %Jlofrio. 1lO2 @onabsetr 49,. 3
Rafhingtor. Sofepb. o07 y .s6oiparosSt r Ill
WiGaro, @eoree, 1922 5oiter:stoe. ......... /
outel.
air,pan, Mi@oIas, il6 Noro'eibertb.s Ctr. "a 4
(Scpt2,3.4A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Dat QQwn GcmeterN,
Gaftcrn. u Scune.Nuao, uatc Nprtb Vpint.Sipab,
(Suli 19,6WPte)
Baltimore EcmctcrN.

8iirran: Trnnfliu Vlog., Baltimore. u. Norttftr.
.Ycerdbnibplabc 5un &erfauf - bon $25 an.
nit Wtnrnicrpfoiien ahaeeren5t $50, Jtaun
fir bier @rdbcr. Sreie Vcfuit,lr,a Der Gapelle
fir MISUNDERSTANDING Cunt16,lN)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Bcfanntmadungcn
NIircnu ncc ~Stnnt.WepMetere

2. Septcmber 1909.
Scr Sinotst Seoneter iplro am 1unner'tag,
ocn .. September 1909. I'M 10 lbr WornIliidgs,
an Srt ulo Stelle fem, Inn bas Nipenu Der
Grobs Sirubc. bon Der 9opitgiot=S trdbe bis 6ir
HiperiioesA pcnuc, 5i eiablirei.
Haleigb Is. 1Bumas.
Ci5) StaotseSepmetcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Qpnepn.Garf.Gc

Virein: Wr. Fl, Mcit.e aratpsa.strait, unb
Naupt.Gingang: 1rcnert6.Nuao.
BeardbnibpliBe bon $25 at inter aeitdnoi9er
Nnfiitt; Sd)niiibIuner, 8cpinoe. Yidn8en etc,
WerSeit i'm 3rcibbaiS an SauptsGii,ganp o.
iuubeu. Infer MgcIlt piro, iucnn acpiinf1f.
porfpre bclt. (92-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
2urrainc.

Mafertidt. Hnrfartig. 1rietliM.
gSeitlid, bon gSolbrouf cine mo eine balbc
GleiIc. Dlnunt Soup sssae9ons unb Yorrninea
gSdaaoil5 nircf. bis siiin Ginaung. 8eibe Ie'
Icpboiie. ~Giabts9iirenu i'm oritten 5Iur oes
rllnion 1ruft".8ebduoes. Gtarles. nnb 1a4stte.
otrakc. (Dtaia S.2&S!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
Tcpartement fir 5ifentlirhe yanten.
b.Tcpartement bes Staot. 1nacutcurs.
0aItim c, ben Is. 4uauft 1909.
Mu Mur. nir e3 ounfhtt

Nh Mac, bic Is auaebt!
Sicrmit ,piro in llebereirliiimrtIlle nit belt
Ibibnittcn So y uno SO Is oes Charters bet
Ginbt Baltimore befnlint scgeben. bob i'd na6
benz 90. Scpteirbcr 1909 beginner fuerbe. @ar'
big Siir Siiicite Der GutapsStrdse. nit nloocrs
nem Wiaterial ~ ~pfIaiterit urb lieu gu pfIa'
fern.
hesbaIb biermit uni0eforhert. GrInnbnibfdeiue
fir alle Mrbeiten 5t ~erlnrgcn mo ~oieielben Dor
bcul %. Scptcmber $4,000 All becnoigclt. bic In
gnireibIra beiaater obeiiaenannter Sirabe ooer
cincS IbeiIes b~crfeIbcn rcibneunia inad1cr,
pcur bicic eepf.nlGrt ODER ncl, acpt!aftert 1T.
y. &. Tenoan.
(Muat3, 20, 81; Sept3) Gtdbts Sngenicur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
MornlanS ~sduIc.
Nbcnb.Snriiten.S drale,

8orItruneen Z bis 0 sbenbs. .VaItlulore
llnineriitdt SnritsilrStuIe. 3lponsie[tes Se'
Tusyac E,Tuunc, Gcfrctdr. ia @eridtsGe'
biifbe. tstut2l .Z1ftet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02
8un Son
0no , Ia ntificm . ErfurStpnctt

Saa . Tamilien Ggfnrito1ett
nod Mnsass!ts .nS sset a., M '. ,s TaI a1.i:
tad. 7.30 Iorrt. yiidfebr etpa 7.30 .IbennS.
speaisn eonutas. $50 Sorm. Nad'ebr ef'aa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieben eamttaa,
80 Wodin. Snriid bel Monoeslt4t 1915
Mbenbs. WabIseiten SOC. 8iacte 50t. 3om
Bier 9r, 16, ~GisbtStraBe. 1ol&eifer 70.
(Sunit0@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

M~uWlamoS tiirfiIdDc gGScr.
Ganitable. @cbaube, Eufarnt ge8en. etetS pffen'
(Wfli4,
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Scpartrment fir bficntiidje Verbciierunaca.
Sut.T cpartcmcmt hes Gtaot.1 ngcniemEc.

(ecpte,346.I.s,9.io.1t.1@
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Gas Gefi5it m @unbes'
Shutanlt fir Den Monnt IllauIt be.
lGrft iid) nif ruro liz Willionul
Collars. Gle Grwortllng, bob Der
nelle 5urii iopiele Ginfiinitc bringell
iueroe, lnl ole loufenoen Nusgobct
bcs Vunoesbalsbnltcs 5u beltreitcn,
bat lid, oIlp nid)t erfiiQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

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poit" tritt 9esen ben III Mmerifa aQ.
gemein iibliden 9rolld1 ouf. 2el,te,
Oie iraeno cine unbeoeutenoe Ieroro.
nllna iibertreten babert. 5il perbaiten.
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ieocr aeringfiiaiacn llebertretung
olcid) sllr Gerbaitung 9cidritten mer.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-02

Surroh! Ser Nor0pol it
entbectt, iiitO einem Mllcrifoner, Gr.
Sreoerif u. Goof, lit oas groBe @crf
o%elungen, uno 5lpor id]oil i'm glpril
1908. @cnn bic @cid)id]te nur woGr
lit.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-26
.SHUB[RTS DESIRE
TO GET VALENCIA
Manager SeeIy Will Go to New
York to Continue the
Negotiations

The Shuberts are endeavoring to Sc
cure control of the Valencia theater
in this city, as well as the American
theater, which they have already add
ed TO their string in preparation for
the fight they are to wage against the
theatrical trust in the west. William
Hoff Seely, manager of the Valencia
theater, is to start for New York sun
day for the purpose of comforting with
the Shuberts and others relative to
the Valencia theater. When j. j..
Shubert was in this city few weeks
ago he opened negotiations for the
Valencia theater and Seely is to go
to New York with view to closing
with the organization that is leading
the cause of the Independents.
I'm going to New York Sunday" "
said Seely last night, ito resume ne
gotiations with Jake Shubert and
others. Shubert wants the Valencia
for his big musical shows. He is plan
ming to send out some very large
productions next season.
His negotiations with me for the
having secured the American theater.
The stage of the American theater is
only 20 feet 6 inches deep, while the
Valencia theater has depth of 40
feet 1t is because of the inadequacy
of the American theater stage, that
Shubert is still negotiating for the
Valencia -
Should the shubert interests secure
the Valencia it is understood that a
competent stock company would con-
tinue to fill in. the time between sthe
dates of the big Shubert musical
shows. Miss Oakley will close her en-
gagement as leading woman when Mrs.
Fisk and her company take the house
June IA to 27, inclusive. Miss Oakley
will go east at once to begin rehears-
ais for her regular fall enga cement. ,
IF the deal with Shubert falls
through" said Seely, I'll bring out a
star from New York who is a big one
and continue our big stock company
If Shubert does make satisfactory
proposition for the use of the theater
for his musical shows we shall prob
ably fill in with a smaller stock COM
pany.''
present Valencia stock company. after
it's two weeks rest. either would be
sent on the road or disbanded
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-26
Police End Excitement

With Jacobs stin defining his posi-
tion, and the accused ones impugning
his motives. the police closed in and
the excitement was at an end.
The proceedings Of the afternoon be-
gan with the cross examination Of
President Day. The witness said that
after May Is the board had sent no
letter to the contractors permitting
the use of Clinton fabric that he knew
OF. and he added that he did not direct
the late City Architect Tharp to send
the letter in which objection to the
fabric was withdrawn. Day said that
the board had agreed after the test
II the inflrmary to permit the con-
ira ctors to use the fabric in the second
and third floors, Tharp having pro-
nounced it satisfactory in the first
floor
Charles B. Wing. professor of struc-
turaI engineering at Stanford univer-
sisE, qualified as an expert and gave
hisN Norinion that the rod design would
he stronger. but ne admitted that there
was greater danger from weak parts
because Of the possible displacement
az the steel rods
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-26
DEAD WOMAN is FOUND
FLOATING IN ESTUARY
Absence of Marks Leads to the
Theory of Suicide

OAKLAND. May 25.-The body of a
well dressed, unidentified young woman
was found floating in the estuary near
Adams wharf at s o'clock tonight by
Leo Miller and Charles Cook. two
stevedores employed on the wharf No
mark of violence was found on the
body and the police believe the woman
committed suicide.
Decomposition had set in and the
corpse evidently had been in the water
about 10 days.
The dead woman wore white pom
gee silk waist, heavy black wooden
skirt, silk underskirt and black six
stockings. About her waist there was
belt with a heavy silver buckle. En-
grayed on the buckle were an anchor
and an eagle. She had heavy. black
hair
The body was taken to the morgue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-26
DAVENPORT AND
WIFE SEPARATED
She Gets Children and Famous
Farm, He the Arabian
Horses
Especial Dispatch TO The Cdll]

NEW YORK, May 25.-Friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davenport were
grieved to learn today that the car
toonist and his wife had separated
and that Davenport had established
himself with his Arabian horses at
Goshen, n. Y. leaving to Mrs. Dayen-
port and three children the farm at
Norris Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport it was said
today, had not been living happily
since the return of the cartoonist from
Arabia
Davenport's farm at Norris Plains
was one of the show places in the
neighborhood. There were more than
20 head of horses, bIooded cows.
with calves; angora goats. pheasants,
ducks and chickens that had been bred
by the artist fancier.
The removal of all these from the
farm at daylight on Sunday created
considerable excitement, especially as
Mrs. Davenport appeared in her night
dress and entered a vigorous protest
against the removal of two coach
horses.
At his newly. acquired place in
Goshen, n. Y, tonight, Mr.. Davenport
said:
NO divorce proceedings have been
brought by me or will be brought.
There is no scandal attached to my
separation from my wife, I, have no
cause for. bringing, any divorce pro-
ceedings, and if any are brought they
will be by Mrs. Davenport. 1t is sim
ply incompatibility >of temperament
that has caused us mutually to agree
to live apart Mrs. Davenport can live
upon her farm at Morris Plains and
will live here in Goshen on this place
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-26
PRESIDENT ABOLISHES
COUNCIL OF FINE ARTS
Taft Signs Order Because Con-
gress Withheld Salaries

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The coun-
ell of fine arts created by President
Roosevelt, which was to have charge
of the beautifying of Washington and
to pass upon the design of govern
ment buildings. was abolished by
President Taft today by an executive
order. This action was made neces-
sary by the last sundry civil bill.
which failed to appropriate money for
expenses and salaries of any of the
commission created by President
Roosevelt without the consent OF con-
Eress.