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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-19
licier Edlnee in 0ermnut.

81. Ilbons, 8t,. II. Jebruar.-
Sn 0oIge mgelp6bnlid itarfen
Sd,lteefaues, Der an Sonntap Rad
llllttoa be9ann uiio alid seitern foyt.
ooltertc. lit ooS norolite 8erntont
lorlnlid ,n,tcr Sd,,ce bcsraben. dc.
ler liegt BON 20 3ol bis ,fpei GuB
bob. Gle Shulen iino geifloiien
iino Die 8eiddftc liesen bier empfino-
lid oari,leoer. gabn5iioe lanaen nit
Terlpatnngen bis III iiinf Shlnoen
an.
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Vat lid DC &ubitaa uertelt.
Bon Hrutcr.

Giirt giiilg taiim Mclfen in ocn
Stall,
0or iteibt chr Gdnltcn.S; sodlina ol
I'm itcibt III, lurt,
Wo lang t non burt,
yet i'm leiiu Stae. fin 0iirten,
fiinimt.
In bel lei in DC Mrincn ninmt.
In Diirten fiilmnnt. ,ino Solder fo:t
Sri r%inotine i'm: $50 81 Dot lett!
go ronf mo ritnb,
So'n rooen @rno!"
limo oriidt Ell a,lb chr ny sc 0ippcn.
Kat lin, lat lin! sd mot 10 "trip.
pcn!" y
In Sod)en trcft lei np ocn Shot
LIN fiiBt chr Mlmo IN Baden roth;
Kat lin, Lot lin!
Sci fiiinmt berin
&c Serr. DC tiimnnt i'm biHe Tie,
Sci io99t mi lueg. ipern belt Dat
iiia9t."
In Soden roppt liitt Sonning tau:
"Sicr itcll oi Der III poB genou,
90 fiinnlt of tpcr.
I'm fiimlnt DC Serr.
Gclm rop ms OF, min lift Scbann!"
In tredt fin Giirtcn ioitcr ran.
In Sonnii,g iteibt III, OH DC Dor,
aidt oord, DC Gorenrib lwrpor:
.Nod) fiilnrlt lei MIDI
Hod, fiiinlnt bci mid,
&c SER. DC tiinmt nod, Iarllc itid,!"
In Siirt III Sodcn fiiien iid},
In beipiu'n eiuanncr IN oen firm
In flii'en lid OF gor tau narrr.
.Nod filntrlt bel MD.
Sod tiilr,nlt bel mid,
&c SER, DC filinnlt nod, lotlse MIDI"
Wit cinnnal fohrt liitt Sonuina
t'riial.
.Nn tiimmt &c &err. = Sier Is e
aIl!"
&c Serr iieiht miooe,, in ocn Staa.-
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tin 6clifatcr fall.

Don gSet15eftelU lur EIcrpcrelllltll
beiduloigt. ser Nn5cre ser Der
ild)tcn 9ccinillllung BON 3euaen.
GcBtcre ~obgcluiclen.
3ipci ltGotiidyc 9eomte, sic 8iiliss
Observation-Disclosures Supcrintelbcu,
tenn Sobn &. 8iIt bon Or. 1lO6,
Neutrality-suspicious., mo Seize Sail
bon Nr. 223, Quserne.S traBe, bate
lid seitcrn in Ser noroweitlidyen Fo'
li3ciitation olti 5tpci acknowledgements
bin Dor Rifter SpIon 81 pcrartipors
ten. GrItercr mar allgcld)ulolat, III
lcinem Goocn @elo fir @cttcn all
Efcroercnucn entGc0cn %aellonlnleil 81
Daben, mo 2cttercr, cineu Ter'iidl
aenlobt 81 habcn, 81 pcrbiiloerl. oaB
gerpiilc Homen BON 3cltgen ocn@roB-
aeidDporcnen uutcrbreitct iuerocn.
8crr G5iit mlrbe uii Gbrenuort lilr
Elm bout, itattfinocnocS Scrbor ent.
laiien, n1brcnb Die ACKNOWLEDGING
0eaerl 8aa ab0cpicicn lpuroe.
GoS %crbor lpl,roc belonoerS lpc1eu
elmer Observation-Disclosures 5lui-
lhen GapitGn @uro mo bem Ger
oeanten Gnr6erru intcrciiant atitol-
let. Ms nGmlidl ser Scrgcont ol,s-
iostc. oob oic bciocn Mdnlcr in lei,
,,er @obnm9 porqcIprod'cn mo i'm
aeirngt bIttcn, Oh Die Nomen Gclpil-
icr 3eli9en bcreitS ocu @roBgeihwo-
rencn 5ltgeiiellt luorOen icicn. id)ritt
Captain @aro Gin mo iragtc oen
Scrscantcn, oh nid)t Die Tnseldn,l-
blgtcn crllldyt t1ttelL oic Nanlcu Sen
broE9cltluortncn por3llcllbaltc,l.
ontlportcic 3cl,gc init 9tcin. Garall,
bin triltd)te Gnpitan @oro I'M cinen
Nlfidrub bcS &erDoro mo +ieB lid,
bonn Eoli5cimorid)nll Cilen @Crid)t
ilbCr Die Yiiairc bolcn. ocn Sergeant
Gorberrp lclbit mlsgcihricbcn bottc.
Sn biciem 9criht mar Die Nrage oe5
GnoitInS bcltGti0t. nno Der Sergeont
crfldrte Cam. oab linn Der bcianic
Hcridlt nlldl Ole Shotiahc IN oos Sc.
oat)tniG 5llriidbringe. 0aB cit iolfca
Grli,d,cn luirflid an i'm 1Crid)tet
iuorbel lei. Sic iol9cnben 3cllgen
iuurhen ipoann gciroet. Oh JIG %icnlol5
tei &rn. @iit ol,i Eicrbcrcrrcn &c.
nettet bGtten:
@orrn McMoItcr. Mr.1327, M,yrtle,
Npcnue;
Srant @roiier, Nr. 1920. @cnnipI.
pdni0'Tpemue;
Artbllr 3, Soniltou. Gr. 1Si3.
Irgplc'Npenic;
Charles u. Mcine. Or. t5i7--19,
NcnniplDania. Gpenuc: ".
Rotbm @viabt, Nr. 1913, Nr0plc,
Nlpen,c;
Sranf u. Sod. Nr. t426. Rennipl.
palttQ'IOcltllc,
Sronf g~rnitbcrgcr nnb 6. Z.
GrnItbcrGer. Hr. 1l2S, Ycuniplpnnia,
Npcnuc;
Tbrabont @lrutnict, Mr. 1914.
Etnmipluonia Ipenl,c;
Sdcob Ilbouah Nr. 537, Qaiopsttc.
Npenuc;
Sobu Brdiicr, Nr. 537, 0oiopettc.
Tpcitue;
SoneS g. aprcS, Nr. sos, Ncro.
Garcp,S trobc.
Wdt M~uSnahlnc bon Hotho,i
@riabt, melder lid nid,t c"rinncrn
tonHte. Of cS bercits Gin Sabr her ici
oocr nidt, 9abeu gIIc perlleincroe
Tnttportcn. Sic 9citano,u cin. &C.
ipettet 5l bobclL nonttcn ober cir, oil.
bercS 2ofal, ols o~oSieniac bon sSrn.
8iit. ODER crfIGrten, bob tic ihrc 3or.
ten outs Bcrnocpobl bon unbcfon1,
tcn Marntern lGiter ,;nS bann in ocn
3ciiungcn nad,Iobc.t, Oh ibre Birroc
aeipannen oocr niht.
Sic ergcantcn Hiennig u.iS @uid)
hottta Den San gegcn Srn. Gift ai,i'
Gcarbtttct. \
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NH' H>'s'N " ~N'liNNt b't'
Grnit Shlomann, Sreo. Sd)lomnnn,
I. s, &c Solto, Sobn Sobannicn uuo
bic 6rorcu Srcb. Shlomom mo Z.
S. &c Solto.
8, Ereis: r@oIo Mcoo! Girls, Sri.
&otc Eopf, Nrauen &otc Sraccp, 6.
G~iienbnrot mo &. StGicr, Sri. T..
SdlGicr, TSroll 5. Moblc.
9. Freis: .Neacrpoor," Sr. Grib
@ebrenbcrg nno Sri. Gniip @rigbt.
10. TrciS: n@oltimorcr College.
Girls" SSrlS. 2ula &uinaacl, alice
@oro mo Ioelc gienbori.
II. Frci$: ogItc &rm9iern," Nrou
SSohonn 9ouiiier mo iSrau Glisobcth
Silrdlboret.
~. Ereis: electric Girls" SrlS.
Hoir Mtc9tubb ntb ellie llmbrogc.
Yer Erciopcrtbcihln1 iolgtc Die IT'D
lld)c @coliifuiiuihunG Der Sicarci'
den ulo Damn imuroc Der @oll isftAc-
icbt. bis Die beiocu SrhcItcr bon
Eroi. @eber unb Sclhmoum iid) 81,
cillcln %mulifoliidlcn achrorlS pcrci'
nioten. Sir Die portreifliden glrrul.
acTlcntS gcbilbrt ocu peridieoencn
Gonlitc'n polleS Sob. Sicielben iua'
rcn iolacnocrmoBcn Nuiommcuac-
Itcllt:
@olpt , Gomite: 3. @cbrenbcrg,
Toriiser, 8. &. Geptin Is. 9. Abr'
ling mo $. u. &on Seine.
Son5 = Gomitc: 81. Nm. Muit &or.
iiBer. 2. II. @ilhclm. q. Scntcr, IS.
". Eierlon. @oporO Muit VI. %artel.
T.. Softer. @m. Seutcr, Gnlil &other,
&. $. 3eln.
GmpIongS Gomite: $. i. Softer,
@oriieer. ". Noictamp, s.. 2. Gen'
fer ulo =. s. @ilm&.
.4unriihcr ~ Gnncrhnr."
Sroboen ser .@oDcriidle MGnncr'
dor" crit ONT Monta1 ciu GonScrt
gob, ionbcu lid) Die S1n9cr acItcrn
Nbcnb 81 ibrcr rcNclmubi1en StnNs
l!llnoc bod, p~oli1bli1 III Nrn. Nobn
II. Adcrnlonn'a Mollc, al Cough
mo Caroline StroBc, cin. @ciibt
mitrocn ,ultcr Scituug pon %ohn Y.
Sronf Gh0rc Iiir ocn nGdlitcn &crrcn-
Nbcn6. EM Scr @c'dditalitlnh III
mclhcr Fr1liocnt &obn u. Nfcrnann
bcn %oriit mo Sctrct0r SSobn ..
&ouG oo3 Erotofoll i.iibrtc, murocn
cin ot1ipcs uno cin poiiioc3 MitAlico
nii0clomnnen. Sooom mnr0rn Gin.
laoulact e%nt9cgcn %9clonnlcl upll
.9(riou." n8ermonia . Nunrtett'
Glub~ nnb Der "Irbeitcr SInocr,
tofcl." Ger @criommIunQ iolGte
cine 0cniitblid)c Nohicicr 5itm Gon'
cert.
@'em ciniome n9it nm De. q
Nn .TolS'3 Sale" am Scrin1ton
Marft bieltpn Die .Arbcitcr'Eicocr.
tnfel." Ser nIcutidr ~lln0uriidlc Hic,
bcrtron5" nno Der "GnntOn.NtGnner-
dior" 9citcrn gbtno inter Gircttion
oea FrofciiorS ariippel cine 1elneil.
lame Singitnnoe ob, INN Die Gborc
81 iiben. luclhc ole brci @crtinc bel
ihrcm 0crneiniomcu CONCERT, ipcld)eS
ON %. Wturi IN Scr o2nbcr-Spccum
Sollc" i%tottiinocn iol. Is flnpptt
gut. Ger SinQitnnoe iolgtc cine sc.
ld)1ftSIitlinN Der nNrbcitcr' Slcoerta.
fcl," 1T Der YrGiioent HoDn Simon
ocn %orlib NM SefretGr Ghriitiull
9omncrer ons VrotofoQ Iiibrtc. Sos
Golniic. lucld)eS Die Gorbcreitnllgen
trifit iiir Den an /. W1rj itottiinoen'
Den MasfcllbaIl oea @crcinS, bcrid),
tetc NortidIritt. Ginlooungcu pom
.8ermoilia MGnncrdor," yMrion"
mo .@errlollio G.unrtctt Glltb"
iulirocn olt9cltonncn.
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Gin after 2 ii noc |. - llnter
Der @eifnloigunq. Scr Ncgcrin Vci.
tic Mrnltron9 cine oolocnc ltbr I'M
Wcrtbc Don So G~cItohlcn 81 bnbcn,
mllroc Der 20 Sabre nltc. bcrcitS Dor.
hcitraite Heger Srnnf Z. Worren bon
Nr. 615, @cIt . Soiimouitrnbc, &c.
Itcrn III Der mcitlid)cn Eoli5eiitation
biirdl Nid)tcr 2oben oclt Grimlinolgc.
rid)t iiberlpicicn. Tie llbr ipllroc bel
cillcm Eionolcihcr on Scr Sit d. @ol
tinloreitrobc oui9cinnoerL Woiclbit
@nrrCl1 tic oilgcblid, iiir $40 pcrfonit
bottc. Ter @cidulloigtc iuilrbc an,
I. SuIi 1907 III Der ncromcItlid)cnVo.
~li;ciitation ipcgcn Gin6rudS 81 citcln
Sabre 8eidnaniij pcrltrtHcilt. Gr
mad)tc fcinc g,iaio9er.
4 iii mcitcrca @crbor eft.
gehaltcn. = Sobr Walter, ci!t
Ncacr bon Nr. 325, YearlitraBe, lprrs
DC g~eIteru il, scr luciilid)en Eoli}ciitas
ton bitrdl Hid)tcr &oocn ipegell tbdt.
lid,en anariiIS oui %icillcl &ailcngc.
noiicn George MileS obllc 3uloiiune
bon @iirgid,nit bis III eincnl lpciterell
ont rs. MGri itattiitoeliocn GerDDr
ic%itgchalten. Tno 9eiiroen Wile9'.
lpeldcr il, ciucm Strcit bon Wolfer
ORG 5ugerid,tet ipliroc, lit tritiid).
Sr. $ ermann Tubncr Der.
lest. - Sr. Sermann Elt6ncr, Der
lpobIbcfannte Gi1el,tbiinler beS Sotci
&crnnanlt, wiirbe all Der V%enniplpn.
mia . Ipenuc unb @offmnllitraBe luc.
gen bes porseitiaclt abfabrens cillcs
SxaBgibahn @oggons cine Strcde
,peit geid)leiit unb erbeblid perlebt,
ais CT iflieblid 5u 6a1 fam. Gr be.
iii1bet iid] in ieinen Sotcl an ser
lSroit. uitb Guiaipltrobe inter Gr;tli.
der @ebanoIins. Seine boloiae &c
neinng miro erpartet.
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Sure Staotnad)rid,teu.

Gic .Snfc Gcpoiit ono SritIt 60"
mill nGdlltcltS ihr maiiipcS 8c61lioc
oil Der SollthItroBc, melfcS Dem gro.
fcn Nrnn0c bonn I. Scbritar 1904
mtocrItanb, bis 5lir &oQioops StroBc
ucrgroBcrn. 9onpIGnc meroen iest
nlts1cnrbcitet. Gle Soften meroen
lid ulli $l5O.O00 belouicn.
ZAP onS Trilbiabr nohc lit, merit
man aud, an Der Miibrigfeit I'M 9ol.
generic. &r. &. :. Gallagher plant
nrn @olt bon If 5ipeiitodigen @ob.
nrulgcn 1T Siiooit. Baltimore, an
SnfGuooo. aucnnlc, @lopcritraBc nno
Canton apennc. rib Sr. !. S. 9(r.
niger mill an Der @ilfcn8. 9(ucnilc,
nobc Der @runsiuidItrobc. IS @ohn.
bauer crrid)tcn.
Marplonb's Milii bercitct lid, Dor
iilr sic an 4. M1rj III @oibinaton
Itatt'inocnoe Inlt3cinictrmg oc@
nciten E%rdiioentcu @nl. $. 1oit.
@oltDerlelir SrotberS uIlb iciil Stab,
Die rs Soupt . Sifijiere ocS 5. Ieai.
mclltS ulb 80 Wit9licber ser Grippe
u iucrocn oLlc ji Tferoe cridycincr.
6rcn5ju gcgen .S pnfcr.H
- Warld)oll ,Sornnn fat cine aln5abl
Eolijlltcn in Gipiltleioern obcom.
monoirt, l,ll 0eaen Seilte, meld)e IN
Strobelbobn @oggons ousipeicr,
uor5i9ebcn. Cine 0crbnituna uuroc
ge'tcrn in Horblucit Baltimore Dor
geltolnmell. bod iuics Goliiciriftcr
Splon 6el tSoll nh.
Iic Snhres Convention Der ,0o.
ibolildlcn gSobltbdti9feitS .9cgion Dol,
Warplano" filoet bette I'M .Gotboli
ifen Glub," pr. 419, Noro.Gbarles.
StraBe, itait. Nus Dem S~abres6e.
rtf)t, peld)er sur 0erleiiuig gelangt.
lit criid)tlid), oab Der Croen in Wa.
rrlano mngcf1br 5000 Witgficoer
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Wtclfci,.

9ei Der 2 d. miere.- Sdnii.
ipieler: .@ir tonneu Die -@dubcr"
beute nit)t scbcn. ba unier Gran;
Door erfranft it, ireftor: Sra.
oo geben mir Die .Mauber" ebcn cbne
cen JranS &oori"
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Nm feitlid;cr Safcl.

o3urbeiieu'T ercin" feicrt icin i~iinitcS
S%iiitungSieit in ser Si9blmnos
NfoOemie ollrd> cin @onfett nit
acknowledgements Fail. - Goltcr
Steracr haIt Die 6Citrcoc.
Surd) cin glan5GlOe2 @antctt icier.
t. acitrrn Mbtno Der n&lrr6ciict.&cr.
Gin" iein 5. Stiitun9Sfcit in scr Siob.
lono. Ataoemie. Ser Weiud, oe5 Sc,
ties, an Dem tolt aus ihIieblid) Mite
glicoer nit ibran Gamer lheilnab-
men. legtc 3eltgnib bon Scr St1rta
ocS &ereinS alb mo Die &lrl unN @cis
ic. ipie gcfeiert 1uurbt, IicB sen ollten
@ciIt crfcunell, Der inter 0cn Wtit.
glicocrn herrid)t. @obI icItcn ,lluor
nubm Gin &crein cincn 10 raidcn Niti-
idpplung, iuie Dies bcim .aurbtiicr.
&crcin" ser Sall lit, Den od,t Wtit,
QlicOcrn, mcld]c ben %crein oriinoc.
ten, reibtcn lidl in Der turScu Sponrtc
3cit mciterc 1876 Mtit0licocr an, 10
bob Der &crciu jett 2O3 Wfit1licbcr
5dblt. Nad)tem iid oic Tbeimebmer
al Scr Seller an Der icitIid) ocid)miit.
ten Soicl nicocraclnIien hiclt ErGii.
ocnt Sobn Sauie cine turSc @earii-
blnOSaniprod)c, ibm IoIQtc olS n1dy.
tier Nebn1r Scrr George Nouh scr
ilbcr Die Gntiuidlnn9 0co @creinS
lprudl mo Sic Snlptrc63 6c3 NbcnoS
blclt Der OILS @oIt anUcienoc Goitor
u. i. Stcrgar. Tic @ottc ocS Mepz
ncrS iullrbcn nit groECm Behalf oli.
Acnomman. lie trugcn Sllr b~eionocren
Wiirie hcs ieinen MenI'v bel, oaS Nr.
Charles Gclp 5niommcnNcltcllt bottc.
2aB notllrIid, cine n,$gcjcidnete
Stinlnnuna llift lanNc oli lid) mar.
ten licB lGbt lid 0Cntcn oicielbe
murbc obcr nod, crh0bt oird) mchrlr,
@e'an0@portrGgc 6cS .Gidcnfron,",
iucld)c bicicr Gcrcin inter Hcitluno lei.
hes Iiri1entcn Eroi, @cor0c u.
Eohlnom it 8chor brodltc. Gem
Sontctt iOlgtc cin Hotter @oll, bel
Dem Hroi. @m. 0iiiblhuuicn'S Srdc.
tier ir6blide G~onirpciirn cr%flin0cn
lies. GnS arrangements. Gomitc be.
itono aus ocr Serren u. Sdnuori, =.
Holncr, Gronf @rob, SouiS @crbcr
luno (Sohu Tltoef.
Ger DSurbcllcr'G creit" Wlr6c al,
I. 8ebru0r 1901 III 9(lN. 2uoori'S
Soac BON bcn %crran ,Sohn Soilia,
@cillrid) Sd)mibt, Sobn Z. @rcii, :.
@ro'lcr, M%cinboro Sdiuari. Nilolit
Slloorf 9cai5 SogtmoHn mo Iopio
"oDnc %0cGriinbct. @ic bercita Gin.
gangs cru1hnt. 5dblt cor %crcill hcll.
tc 203 Mit0licoer. Seitlc oer,citiocn
Wramtcn iinb SDhn Saitic, &r1iibent
Scnrp SdnliOt, &ice. ErGiiotlt, 9Sil.
liam Sbonlo9, SofrctIr, mo Charles
Gclp, Sd)otmeiiter. Ger &crcin be-
Soblt an Die SinterbIic6cncn icintr
Mtitglicocr Sterbcgelocr, oercn S6bc
lid) nudl Der iciuciliatn Mitalieoer3ahl
rihtct. a~z f-u
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Cas- l,euc Tirettoriim Ser GorIo.
lionteo Cotton Gltf 60. organiiirtc
Iid) gcitcrn nit Der @ieberermG6lln0
beS @rn. G6as. &. Sliper ols TrGli-
Dent. Z. s. Carroll unb George g..
@ic@olu oIS Gice Grdiioentell, 8. &.
SmitG offs Sdlatnleiiter, 6. S.@rcel,
oils Sefretdr. &. VI. Sbomas ais @e.
triebsIeiter llnb e. Gables @oriielo,
Sapio $. Carroll, g.. Glenn Booo.
rid. s. $. @bceIiuriat 6. n. @rin.
ferboif 5boma5 M. girner iino IS.
Sc. Mc@am OILS erefntip.G omitc.
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Crnnnnte leinc |ei0cncn
%nhrtnd D r0acr.- Che Yoltor
Or. gSln. Slmlcrpiuc GoluoroS am
Slclltoa Nbclt0 III lciller lebtcn @oh.
l,itn8 'tarb, iDor CT ocS GnocS 10
lid)cr, ooB CT Ole arrangements fiir
lclnc %cerbiGlln0 ielbit bcitimnltc II.
'o9dr Die Wabrtlld)trd9cr c%rllalnte.
Foltor Goipuros. iueld)er 75Sohrc alt
mar llllo aus MortinSbl,rg, ". 8n.,
ltornnlte. ipor sur 3cit %IcirleS SobeS
Secllor9er Der critcn Metbooiitiihen
Stride, bon iucld)cr aus sic 9ceroi.
ollllg mor9cn 'riib nm 10 llhr itotts
filbct.
Elotlid) &c it orbcn. - Ger
81 Sabre oltc &obn Nnoeriou bon
Nr. 1ii2, @allbcrt.S iroBe. crlitt &C.
tern Ibcllo cincu 8cr5id)log o(s CT
lid in ser 3icQcIci ol Der Gdc bon
Somntan mo @coion Strobc nit
mebrcrcn onocrNu Wlnncrn unter.
belt. Gr nor att ser Stcllc foot.
Nngcbotc pcrlnnNt. a. @e.
boilot. Srlpcftor Erciton Sti9t al, ol,z
bcrcr Stcle bcs ,Ieutid)en GORE.
lponocntcn" INT 9ln9cboic oil iiir sic
Grridltnilg elmer lt1lten Shnlc an Ser
Gtc bon Professionalism uno ).
Mrcnuc.
Gin ncuC9 &crgnii gnngS.
Scntrul III. - Nn Der Hortb. 9lpc.,
5iuild)ell Charles mo Gotbc0rolein.,
miro cit nirtlidDca @ergnii9llnas.
Centrum cititcheu. GS miro BORT &C.
boilt iueroen cin @dnoelbilocr.S bco.
ter, cine Garage. ciu Natotoriurn 1t.
cine Snnjbnllc. ipcld,c cine scr 0rob,
ten in DER Stnot lperocn Ioa.
Scim fiir GpiIeptifcr. -
Or. @n. y. Sprotling. Spc,iulilt
filr Ncrucn arnllfbeitcn al, Golca
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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
BIG BANKS NOW
MERGED AS ONE
Consolidation of Anglo-CalifOr-
nian and London-Paris Will
Become Effective Today

The consolidation of the Anglo
Californian bank and the London Paris
national bank, which was consummated
several weeks ago, goes into effect to-
day. All yesterday afternoon employees
of the London-P Paris bank were busy
transferring the property of that bank
to the premises now occupied by the
Anglo Californian, at which place the
business of both institutions will be
conducted until the completion of the
new building at the corner of Sutter
and Sansome streets.
Close to s3,000.00O in coin and cur
rency was taken from one bank to the
other, a guard of several policemen
being detailed an escort.
The new bank now has capital of
$4,000 900 and surplus of S1,500,0o0.
The officers and directors of the new
institution are:
Sigmund Greenebaum, president;
Herbert Fleishhacker, vice president
and manager: Alden Anderson, vice
president; Joseph Friedlander, vice
president; Richard Altschul, cashier; c.
Hunt, assistant cashier; directors-S
Greenebaum. Raphael WE'LL. j. J. Mack,
Louis Sloss, NJ. Fleishhacker, j. G. Nc
Kinstry, II. F'leishhacker, Alden Ander-
son, r. D. Robbins, Suss Mitchell, Al
bert Meyer, e. J. LIE Breton, l. Stein
hart, A. w. Foster, Morris Meyerfield,
JeS.r Lilientha1. 1. N. Seligman, N.
Ohiandt and William Fries.
The Mission branch of the Anglo
Californian bank, on account of the
national banking laws, will be discon-
tinued as a branch and will become
separate institution, to be incorpor-
ated later, known as the Anglo -Califor-
nian trust company. 1t will be capital
ized at 81 100000 and will be controlled
by practically the same board of direct
ors as the Anglo and London-Paris
national. Herbert Fleishhacker is to
be president. W. K. Cole vice president
and manager, and Max P. Lilienthal
cashier
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
LOCAL CHAMBER OF
/. COMMERCE. INSULTED
Seattle Fails to Mention This
City in Invitation to Japa-
nese Commercial Men

The members of the San Francisco
chamber of commerce have been in
suited. This city has been left out of
the itinerary of the japanese CONNER
cial representatives. who will shortly
pay a visit to the Pacific coast, and
feel hurt. The insult dates back sew
eral days, when the Seattle chamber
of commerce extended an invitation to
the commercial men of Japan to pay a
visit to the Alaska Yukon exposition,
which opens in Seattle June l. No
mention was made in the invitation of
any city but Seattle.
Last fall more than 100 representa-
tives of the chambers of commerce of
the Pacific coast departed on COM
merciaI excursion to Japan. The invi-
tation came from the commercial
bodies of Japan and was directed to
the chamber of commerce of San Fran
cisco. c. C. Moore was president of the
local chamber at that time. In order
to make the visit success in every
way Moore extended an invitation to
the other chambers of commerce of the
coast to join in the excursion.
The invitation was accepted by mem
bers of every commercial body on the
coast and the trip was a huge sue
cess The local chamber was consider
ing the extension of similar invita-
tion to Japan when Seattle sent its
cablegram. Seattle accepted San Fran
cisco's invitation to become part of the
excursion. Seattle extended an invita-
tion to the Japanese to visit the ex-
position, but failed to mention that San
Francisco is on the Pacific coast and
can be reached in a short time from
Seattle.
Some months ago an organization of
the chambers of commerce of the Pa
cifc coast was formed in this city.
There is a possibility of that organiza-
tion being disrupted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
FARLEY SAYS He
IS BUYING HORSES
Others Say He Is Negotiating
With Patrick Calhoun to I'M
port Strike Breakers

Mystery envelops the purpose for
which James Farley, professional
strike breaker. is in the city, and
speculation is rife as to the object OF
frequent conferences he has been hold
ing with Patrick Calhoun, president of
the United Railroads. The gentleman
himself does not seem averse to pro-
noting the air of mystery by which
he is surrounded and to all inquiries
concerning his visit to the city he
makes the reply that he is here for the
purpose of buying horses. He dis
cusses the purchasing of equines only
in very general terms and refrains
from any comment regarding his meet
ings with the president of the street
railway company. 1t is generally be-
lieved however, that the visit Of the
strike breaker has been occasioned by
the work now being done toward a
reorganization of the carmen's union
Is Patrick Calhoun taking steps now
to import Farley men to fill the places
of any employees who may join the
carmens union? This Is the question
which is most frequently asked in dis
cuSSlOnS ABOUT the pIeSeIiCe OL It dAlcJ
and his conferences with Calhoun.
At the Fairmont hotel, where he is
stopping, Farley comes and goes very
quietly and is out to all newspaper
reporters. He did not meet any of
the well know horsemen or breeders
at the hotel yesterday. He left the
hosiery during the afternoon to keep
an engagement, but whether it was
with horse owners or officials of the
Officials of the carmen's union pro-
fess to be entirely unconcerned about
the presence of Farley and have re-
iterated the statement that they intend
to perfect their organization.
Il do not know why Farley is here
and furthermore we do not care. His
presence will not have the slightest
effect on our work of organizing the
carmen"
This was the statement of Fred Fay,
now in full charge of the organization
of the carmen"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-01
OLD GUARD WEEPS
AS WILLIS CLOSES
Noted Resort Passes Out of His
tory and With II Go
Many Traditions

With the striking Of the hour OF
midnight last night the cash register
in the Willis gave its last mournful
ring, and the once famous haunt of so
many brave sporting fellows was no
more. Just think of it. boys. the Willis
and good cheer and good conversation
and hurrah, has gone the way OF the
rest of the d and O's. and there is no
telling what will become OF the boys
who We're game to the finish and stuck
to the sinking ship until the lasr sec
ond-untiI Master of Ceremonies Ma
thanson had TO call a cop in order
to make the closing real The boys
could not dare to desert the place CT
their own free will They had 10 be
assisted on their way. But it's all over
now.
Early in the evening. Commissioner
Tom Corbett appeared with 3 bunch os
Grape around his lid and a look OF s9r-
row on his face. He was followed by
Jimmy Mulyey and Martin Berwin. who
wore the Grape on their arms. All
these tried to sting Nathanson, bur be
refused to fall, saying that the house
needed all it could gather on tre last
night
Jim Coffroth arrived shortly after
and took charge OF the place while
Nathanson was out looking for band
to play the death march. Believing
that Nathanson had gone tor keeps.
Mel Lowenfeldt paid himself OF in cleo
trio light bulbs, and Frankie. the Japa-
nese, called it square by putting the
dishes on the lunch counter under his
apron and making a quiet exit
When the game was beginning to
look up a bit with the appearance OF a
few live ones on the scene, SHERIFF
Blakeley hove in sight and mssde a
proposition to shake Nathanson tor the
cash register The offer was refused,
after which silence ensued. broken only
by the steady snores OF Corbett. who
mad gone to sleep in lower No 8, his
favorite resting booth
Cofroth took ii all in a very matter
OF fact sort Of way. He realized that a
great landmark was about to be erased
from the map OF fame forever, but he
said that the finish had to come some
time and that it might as well be
now. AS for Nathanson, he simply went
and dried his tears with one of the
extra bar towels.
The Willis will be missed by many.
1t was one of the first resorts to spring
up with the new San Francisco after
the recent disaster. Any morning at
the hour of you could find most any
body you wanted in the place when
all the other saloons were closed BY
order of the law. But there was no
stopping the Willis. 1t ran like an
eight day clock.
Many big ring match was made
there and many a merry old carnival
held the boys until the small hours. It
Will be long time before another such
place sees the light of day. But in the
meantime the gang will be forced to do
the best 1t can to forget. They say
that time heals wounds OF every de-
scription. Let US hope that 1t does not
fan in this instance.