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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27

|snfern @dihten piro. bafiir segsbtn:
@efforsuns Der gsfibIofen. bic Der.
fiheruns gesen Mrbeitsloiigteit; b. Z.
Die Mnerfennung bes Hehts auf Mrs
BELT. llnD nnhDem 0ies einnlal fefts
selest iit, sibt es feline llmfebr mebr,
sleihpiel, pelde purfei ans gfuber
fonfflt
Die neutih=iiibamerifonifAe Rabels
@efelIfboft bat nit Dem Qegen eines
4abelitranges 3pifden @rnoen uno ber
Snfel 5eneriffa begonnen. Die neue
2eitrne folI fpdter nad 8rafilen anss
gebebnt tperben, ilnb iie miro bic erite
biretteRabellinie 5tptfhen Deutfhlanb
lunb 5iio=Mmerifa fein.
Gas @efeB iiber ben @hub Der
5rauenarbeit in Stalien 1aliebt bic in
5abriten unb WerfftGtten bafdGfties
Item Mrbeiterinnen fir Die 9auer BON
einen Manat na9 ibrer Gntbinbung
bon Der Mrbeit aus. Oa es in sStolien
feline &tantenberftheruna gibt, purbe
bieie MnsThIiebuna bielfon als eine
ipirtbihaftIide dbisuns empfunben.
ipesbdlb Die Reeierung felt bem Sabre
1902 beriprohen 1at, bas Shutgefeb
5urd Die @riitbung elmer Mutter~
fdafts=8erIiferuna gu eradn5en.
9as Mtinifterium bat iebt einen Gntz
tpurf ausaearheitet, bemsufoIge fir
iehe Nrbeiterin i'm Differ bon 1870
Sabren etne jdbrltbe Summe BON eiz
nem Sire gu he3abler 1T. Cine 6dlfts
bieIes 8etraees liegt bem unternehs
mer, bic anhere Der Mrbeiterin sur
2oft. Die Nbfii6rung bes 8eitraees
ea Die Wh,tterldaftsfofie ftnbet burh
ben llnternebmer ftatt, Der bic Quote
her Nrbeiterin rotenlpeife nom 2o6n
einbe6dIt. 8erIGumt Der ltnterneh=
mer bic Gin5aHuna, 10 hat er ben
sehnfaden getros Der ni4t eeflebten
Marfen gu entri9ten; bic &e6te Der
Mrbeiterin iperben bur6 bic nidt err
fclate gesdblung nidt beriibrt. Sir
/ jebe Gntbinbuna oner 5eblgeburt err
folten Die Nrbeiterinnen bic Summe
ncn 80 Sire. Der 9duptfehler beg
gnttpurfes, Der fid bur6 @infadbeit
| uab alorheit altsseihnet, liegt in Der
ltn5ulinglihfeit Der 1lnteritiibuna, bic
ratiirlih niht einen 2phnausfa1 BON
! 80 Sogen beden tanr.
Die 8ernenbung BON Rdttenfenen
miro in rsrfdieoenen Snonitrteatpela
aen immer beliebter unb bat IN 2on>
bpn allein eine 91odfrdge in 6obe
RON 100000 ee8eitigt. aottenfells
tperben bauptidhlih 81 8u4etnbdn=
hen, 80rfen, pbotograph' 'erohmen
uno su ben Daumen an Srauenbono=
I1uben pernanbt.
SunotirfiIde 8risqsgerid1te bdben
eiqentbimli6e Metbpben. Gtnen Ser
! urtbeilten binauri6ten unb i'm bann
6dneenb Dffentlid uus5ufellen, lpie
nies bem gabir 8aIdd, einem Der
| 1Glinrmiten Der bDIsn Setter oes abe
geoantten Sultans gei4ab. 1T fonz
berbarer grau9, mag dber 5ur Ibz
! iChredunq ettpa mod pprhanosner Ser
| T6pDrer sesen bic neue gegierung
aan3 aneebra9t ietn. @s erinnert an
StqbornsSaupt .auf 2onbons Bride
tluttg aufgeitedt".
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-27

|infern Ghihten ipir0. bafiir 9essbtn:
@efforsung Der Beiiblofen. bic Der.
fideruns gesen Nrbeitslofisfeit; b. q.
Die Mnerfennung bes Gehts duf Mrs
belt. unD naboem 0ies einmol feits
selest III, sibt es feline llmfebr mebr,
sleihpieI, tpelde purfei ans Muber
fpmnlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
SIlfe in ser Hutb.

@prioIf. So, 20. Ce5ember. =
Tie Stablbarge Badger" lpcld)e
wGhrenh oes fiir5lihen 8eibnad)ts'
Sturmcs oui Der ,Sobrt BON 9olton
rad Nemport Tems bonn Sd)lepptall
Dee Snmpicrs Ban State losgeri'ien
mlroe, liegt hclte mphlbebalten IN
Sompton Hooos, mobin lie non Dem
boll1uoild,an Tompicr rSoromacca"
tugiirt milrbc. Sericlbe iano iie an
Tienitag biililoS aiti bober See trci-
bend uno benlerfte Die &illisii9nole
rer Munnihoit, melte aus icd)s
Monn beItonb unh beinabe 81 Gooe
eridopit mar. Die &iilfe fanl gerobe
nod, Silr red)ten Belt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
Gceil Suob's rGtbielbaftcr Sob.

9es Moines, Sa., %. GeS. -
SRI. Geril Gooo, 20 Sabre alt, cine
Stenogropbiitin, melhe 5u &eo Sof,
Sa., mobnte, mllroe beilte ais 2eidje
nobe Nulpern, Sso., nobe Dem &C.
lciie Der .@abaib-9a bn" ~geiirnben.
Sbr &npf uno @elidt maren idlinml
scrflciidt. Sic bate al Meo Sof Ell.
men 3ug beitiegen, unb Elm 5erbrodc-
res Scnitcr in bent @nid)-Gloiet beS
&ag9ons, in mcld,em iie Hlas ae.
nomnten bate. fiibrt 81 Der Sermli-
tfung, boB lie iih enttpeber bon Dem
3iige mari. ODER binaus geiuorfen
nurbe. aein Motip fir Selbltmoro
lii bcfannt, unb Die YoIiSei lit Der
Mniid,t, bab Elm Morb porliest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
Ybilabelpbia madJt nit.

@iirbigc Sertretung Der Aitdferltao r
oitf Der oinerifaniidlen Iusitel'
hung in Berlin I'M ndfitcn Cont
nler.
Thilabelpbio, ga, 20. Ie5.
= Mopor Rep6nrn lit entlhloiien,
rob Ybilabelpbiu a,,i Der amerifa.
niiden Miis Itellrna. melfe i'm Som.
,ner ndd,Iten Sabres in Berlin ab9e'
bolten peroen miro, in miiroiger
@eiie pertreten iein ioa. Sbid)on er
sic 3eit etmas furS bemelicn eraftet,
miro or Niles onfhietei1, Inn Der
Stoht eirle miiroiee Sertretitng 81
eeben. Sn elmer Go,tieren5 NIT 3D.
ron q. bon 9ronoenitein. Dem 0or-
iiter bcs @ollSugs-M itsid)niies Der
hrlltifen ausiteauna. CAB Ser9Napor
icinem 9eilld)er bic 8eriiheruna, Dab
oic administration Die Sade ioiort
in g%eratbuug sieben unb cine Ma'
ni5ipol-I l,slte(lnng CUR Iilf1teaung
Il, Dem fir ben Staot Eenniplpanien
rcicrpirten Moume porbereiten iper'
Sc. Sm General AusiteQunes .slus.
iGNub lit Ebilabelphiu ourf Die SS.
Ghorlemogne Somer, sc. Wortbing-
ton. @iaiam Yotter. 3. 2olone. Or.
6. !. 8cromer unb Gas. ". Tobgc
nertrcteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
2clcaraphiitcns Strife riift nGbcr.

Gincinnoti %. TeSenlber. -
Eic 1elcgrapbiitcn Der pig Sour
Sabn" baben beilte bllrd, Srn. Ger
n;oop, ben piertcn DISQUALIFICATION
ihrer Organization. Dem General.
getriebspermaltcr Ban @inflc eli,
llItimotilm sii9eltellt, meldes mor9en
teontmortet meroen miro. Cine tiirS-
lid porsenommene Heferenoum-ab-
thinning Der Selcgropbiiten auto
riiirte einen Strife. Der baupti1d)-
lid)e itreitige Eunft beitebt in Der
6orberuns Der 9cute, boB lclepbo.
niiten in Die Heiben Der telegraph
lter, eineeifloiiel merben iollcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

lihen Sbdter nah fur5er Srtit oing.
feit gemaht. Sbipobl Die Yeralbte
Den @erbofteten ioentifi5irte, mllbte
oieier bod mieoer aus Dem @eipabr.
Jam entlaiien merben, neil er iein
allibi nafmeiien fonnte. 3ie Silbe
lit barauf Don bcn 8eboroen iortges
iett poroen, aber bisber creebniblos
g%eblieben. 9aber lit nun 5u Dem
Vtittel Der Ailsicslinp elmer 9elob-
nrl,g ge1riffen moroen. Sic Gin5el-
Deiten Oes Gorfommniiies iino nod
friih in per Grinneru1g. Gin mas.
firter Nonn betrat ein Coupe oes
Gil5uaes fur5 Dor ser Citation Ben.
then in Sberidleiien. Gr belt Der
oaeinigcn Sniailin, Der 9enunnten
New.Dorferin, einen Hepoloer Dor.
Der mebrloien lnb bon Shreden er.
fiiaten Game entriB er bierauf lire
Sonotoide, ipelde Vaurgelb in Der
Sobe bon pierbunbert Marf entbielt,
ionic cine biamantene 9roihe. 1ann
500 Der Scrbrefer Die WotbIeine uno
beiuerfiteaigte feline Sludt. Gle per.
ipeoene Sbat ipielte iid inlcrbalb
melioer I%ltgenblide ab.
Sinh 5u Sobe nj Bb anbelt.
los Shnureeridt N~orbbauien bat
ben oitreidiiden Staatsangeborigen
Nifetta S5elelt aus Gallagher, 5ulest
IN Der TGbc BON Sangerbouien
nobnboit, 81 odt Sabren 3udtbal,s
unb 10 Sabren Gbrperluit perur.
tbeilt. Gr bat Die liebeniabrige God.
ter Der unebeliden Sictoria @rrs5fa,
nit Der er in piloer @be lebte, 10
id)rper n%liBbanOelt, baB Das &inb al
Den 6olgen geitorben lit. ltnter 9tns
berem murbe ollrd) Die 3eugenausin-
gen crlpieicn, Dob Ser @iitberid] oas
aino oui gliihcnb beige &artoiieln
geiett unO nit Gubtritten gegen
9rlit rno 2eib troftirt hot. Bel Der
2eidenuntcriudung cr9ab lid, Dap
Ger gauge aorper oes WaDdens NIT
blailen sSleden, Stricmen. @eulen
uno &olitperlebungen ilberiGt mar.
9rei Hippen luaren gebroden Die Sc.
Der 5erriiicn: aud cine 3orm5crrei-
Bung, Die cine llnterleibsent5iinbung
nah iif gesogen bat, muroe feitge-
iteat. Sic W,iltter lit ser Mittbater.
idait orineenb perbGdtig. gls lie
ben Sarg IN Sungerbauien beitelte,
betronf tie iif ~oerortig, baB lie 5mei
Gage I'M oorti9en &ronfenbauie per-
bringen ml,Bte. Gle @eidmorencn
bciabten Die SGulofragc mo p%erluci'
gerten oem angeflogten miloernoc
ltmitGnoe.
Gom 3ipniItcn Gon9rcB.
Ger @oritnlo bes in Sambure to-
aenben Snternotionalen 3ioniIten-
GougrelieS nat bon Den Sbeilnebmern
Elm @ertruucnspotum erbalten. Gle
les morfirir oos Gnoe ser porgelterr
begonnenell, i%teuenpeiic duBerit itiirs
miifen 3ebatte, in lueld)er Die IdGrf-
item angrifie ouf Die Gentraleitung
aen1od)t lpurben.
Der NeitF ser geifrtgsh ASibuug
mllroe nit 9erid,ten fiber Den San-
oels. uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sort
ifritt Yal1itino's oilsqefiiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
@ermiidae telesrapbiihc ScpeIdcn.

- Jranf Sanoforo. weldler on Der
Spise Der ~Solp 8boit & lis So.
eietp" in Shilob, No., itebt, bat aiif
tclegropbiihem 8egc ans Gibraltar
acmelhet, bob er iid) ani Der s)at)t
rainsoom" auf Dem 8ege nod Sc.
ruioIem, beiinoet unb cine iebr anges
nebnle lleberiabrt gebabt babe.
- Sn 6reeport, Me,, iiitb Glarf's
&rtel, Dos 3pcisseidait Der 9eruis'
ten Saic Gepolit & 3ruit So. nno
iiehen 8eifdftslaoen al Der HnrO.
ieite Don MainItrabe ourf 1eiter ser.
hort moroen. Ger 9ranbihooen be.
siffert iid) auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
3wei NGmmer perIdittet.

MeaIciter, Cflob., 90. Tes. -
.9mei W1nner, 0arlnter General.
superintendent ,sobu 9romn, iino III
fyolee eiiier m1brcnb Der lesten Nod,t
In Der 9oIen-I arnel. 3edle, nohe
bier einsetretenen grpIoiion perifiit'
tct, uno cine 80 Wann itarfe Het.
timgsmannid)ait lit emiie an Der ar.
belt, i,nt file womoglit rcd)t5citis ST.
erreid}en. 8ropn itammt aus Sart'
for6, arf., nno aeniebt einen Huf ols
geraipcrfs- Sadperit1nbiger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
yranerbOtihait fir GonereRmitslieS
Euubren.

Ct. 2ouis. 80. TeSember.
&eromc 90. Goiibrp, IS Sabre alt,
Sobn bes Repraientunten Snrrp NJ,
Gcubrep. peltber Den ~. NtaIiouri'er
Grnareboiitrift i'm Gongreb pertritt,
tDotete lid geltern abeno lit Der bic,
iiaen @obnms ieiner @robmutter.
bel lpeld]er CT mobnte, brrd) elmer
Sd,nb in ben appf. Sein Motip iiir
zen S%elbitntoro lit nid)t befonnt.
Gepr1lentant Gonorep lit per Sele.
ernpb bon @aibington bicrber be-
rufen noroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
Yni Dem Scimmcge crmprect.

ainswortb, Nebr.. %. Tc5. =
,Sccob 3ouis BON bicr lit beute frilb
cuf Dem @egc nod Soule nm $500
bcraiibt nnb ermorbet morben. Ils
mItbmaBIiher 5bdter milroc George
8iiion p~erbaitet. Der b%ebauptei, ein
Aciu.Dorfer Teteftiu 81 iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

ipelfe Dem onstp1rtiacn SonbeI bcS
2unbeS groben S6aben 5ufiiaen mir.
Den, tpenn iie in @eieteStraft treten
lollten.
Sberit aarpnif'S Sob.
Bet ersburH %. SeS. - Sic
Guma p%eriporf beute cine SSnterpeI-
lation be5iialih bes Sobes bes Sbcr.
item aorpoff, Chefs Der Yctersburgcr
@ebeimpoli5ei, meld)er tiir5lid) oird
cine Bomber = Grploiion in Stiide
serriiien mlrbe. Die Icrioiiungs-
2emofroten boten feline 9emeiie iiir
ibre Sbcorie on. oab Sarpoff 5ufll.
Zig nnnfom, ipdbrenb er ielbit nit Der
@orbereitung bon Sprengitoiien fir
reoolutiondre 3uetc beld)Gftigt mar.
StaIicn tronert.
8om. %. Ses. - Wit @lotenge.
lalite, Srauerfeiern ullo idmor3cn
Groperien an alen offentlid)ell @e.
hGilben beging geitern gan5 Stolien
ben traurigen Sabrestog Der genial.
tigen Grobebcn . aataItropbe, Die Dor
einem Sabre Meiiino in Sriimmcr
leete uno neitc Streden Si5ilien's
mo Galobrien's in Staten oes 20.
bes lno Der Gerlpiiitlng periuonbelte.
3ablreide uno grobe Spenbeu floi-
fen an Dem beuiigen Gage Den llls
gliidlid)en Spfern 81, Die bomulS liz:
geiommtes Sob unb 8ut einbiiBtcr,
mo Den gSitttuen uno @oiicn Der ga.
WHITEWATER, oic in ben Sriimmern
Weiiina's rnb Heggio's ibren 600
fanben. Gin Sabr lit icitocm Der
ganger, unb nod INNER liegt Wtel-
Tina in Guinen. Sic Yropbe5eilngcn
Terer Ole oan1nlS erfldrter, Die
Stabt merbe nien1ols mieoer bon bic.
fem Shluge iih erbolen, ideinen IN
Griiiulng 3l gcben, Ger itollenild)c
Slotten . &ereill iiberreidte beiitc Den
aoniulu Der Yer. Stoateil, 2eltldN-
lambs, Sranfreid)'s, Gnglano's, Mus
lambs ullo Spanien's III Illerfell'
nii,g ibrer Siilieleiltrngen sur 3ett
bes grbbebens reid %grapirte bror5e-
ne 8ebenftnicln.
Grfolareibc or @alleteu.
fen. Strife.
YoriS, 80. Ge5. - Gin Strife
Der 9oleteuien Der Sper erreiftc &C.
iterr Elm roihes Gnbc, nad)oem Die
Gireftoren periprohen botten, Die
Wfebr5obl Der 5orocrungen Der Nus.
it1noieen 81 eriiiaen. Tiele loatcr,
iie erhielten MIR 1923 biz $25 pro NO
nat, .gernbe gelug, nm unIereS hilhe
81 fnitien."
Neuc Witglieber bcS DIT
b d zen Serrenbans
les.
@ien, 30. Gej. - 3u @eibnad)-
ten lit eirl YairSid)ub criolgt, Der leet
anitlid) befannt gegeben miro. sir
oas S~errcuhuus bes Ieidsrotbs limo
iefs erblid,c mo "a lebenSlGn9lid)e
Witelieocr ernannt morocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
56eares sdpu.inefleiid,.

GaniaSGitp. Mp.. 90. TeS.-
9rot iebr ltarfen Muftriebes itieg ailf
Dem bieiigen Warft Der Freis fir
gtlweine auf Die lett Dem Sabre
1882 nift erreidtc Sobe bon $50
pro 100 Yfunb. Die Shladtbails.
Setter periiderten. iie uermogcn iit
Die boben Hreiie nift 81 erfldrell.
Sn ct. 2ouis mliroen iogar $3.50
FRO 100 Yfunb beaahlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
autee Gimreibemtttel

i6u III feinem mobl reerlirtcn Saus.
bolt ieblen. Or. &ihter's
PAIN EXPELLER
crfreut iid) felt 40 Sabren untcr
Teittiden altf Der sai,5en Melt aro.
Ber 9eliebtbeit. % uuo 5Oc. in apo.
tGefen. Mlr edit nit Mnfer.
j. Mb. &idjter & So.
tauS Nnbpltabt, Sbirtmgen1
2t5 Yearf etrcet. arp Dsrf. +
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

0xnsrrteiben In 6 bis ~ 1asen fnrirt.
SSse 6infneut iuritf ~iuIenoe. blinee, blu,
fenke unb berporftebcnne Sdmorrbotoen IN 9
biS IL Tooei ober bns 6eIb 5uriiderftnifet. SOC.
(g9otff ,fDo, 6aete)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30
-Griolarei d cr @alleteu'
icn. Strife.

@ien, %. Gei. - 3u @eibnad,-
ten lit cii YairSihllb criolgt, Der jeet
an1tlid, befannt gegeben miro. sir
oas Se~rreuhuus beS Heid)sratbs limo
iehs erblid,c mo "a lebe1SlGn9lid,e
Witalieocr cruannt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

ipeld)e Dem o~usmdrtigen SanbeI oes
2anoeS groben S6ooen aufiiaen mir.
oen, ipenn iie IN @eieteStrait trcten
ipllten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

4. Tnnlfller bon aentndp. Der bis
Dor aur5em oils Sd)reiber BET Der
amerifaniiden @cianotidait III &c
fling, China, beidaftist por, lit, ipie
berittef miro. NIT @eloern Der 8e.
ianotifyaft peritwunoen. Sic iibcr
Den SaQ pitbli3irten aneaben, 6aulf.
ner bube iib Dor pier @oten aiif DE
Ssaao beaeben, nno mo befiirtte,
CT lei auf Der Sago nmaefommelt.
'fin0en bier feinen @lnuben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-30

geilnnullelt ipprben. b
auf Dem Shauplnt Der Golliiion
iiiib, mie ictt befonnt miro. menif.
lidc SpGnen tbGtig oelpeien, ehe bo5
Serrailn BON SiferbeitSntunnihotteil
9cniigenb ab9cipcrrt merben fonl1tc.
Gem sic 2cihcn ser Scrun9liidtcn
mciicn 5irnt TbeiI ieblenoc Singer
atf. Iie Sobten iiiib INN Gil9c ulo
onbere Shmudiohcn. ionic I'M
@elD ulo 9ricitaid)en beroltht nor.
ben. Bon sen 9ehoroen neroen sic
umlieaenocu Ioricr nod Den nj.
heinllidlen Tb1tcrn obaeiud)t.
Grbittcruna unter Sc Il
Geuthcn II ngaru's
8nbopeit. %. Tcjember ,-lln.
sebeure grbitteriine bat in aIen
oeutiten areiien llneorn's cine 10.
eber befornt gegebene gntid,eibumg
hes bofIten @eridtsboies ~herpur9c'
riifen. Tlirf lie pirh bos icinerseit
ais barbariid) gefcnn5eidJnete llrtbcil
Der nieberen SnitnnS III Seniespnr,
Der Sauptftabt bes goltats, beItdtiAt
laut neld)em seeen Den Gbeireoaf
teitr oesSommenouer y@olfsfreunb,"
Giftor Orcnoi. iuegen Aufrei5ens &c.
gen Die unaoriihe Station aui ciEe
8elbsube bon 400 Gronen nno eiiie
8ef1nanibitrafe bon 9 Mpnoten crs
fonnt morben mar.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-31
Every Family
Can Afford Pure
Drinking Water
Puritas Distilled Water Is
Most Representative
Gallons Cost But
Forty Gents

The Importance of pure drinking
water to the domestic economy of ev-
cry family cannot be overestimated.
Pure drinking water goes far toward
preserving the family health. 1t is not
only luxury; it is a real necessity.
When you can secure reliably pure
drinking water at a very moderate
price-five gallons for 40 cents-an
insignificant price when you consider
that this amount of water lasts the
average family for a week or ten days
there is no reason why every family
cannot afford it.
This is all that Puritas Distilled
Water costs-40 cents for five gallons.
And Puritas is PURE water-twice
distilled, aerated with pure ozone, bot
tied in clean glass demijohns so care
fully that it reaches you with all its
wholesome purity intact.
Puritas is pure, sparkling, refresh
ing, healthful. Its regular use will go
far toward maintaining your health.
Thousands of families throughout
Southern California use Puritas regu-
larly. If you are not drinking it regu-
larly, order a demijohn tomorrow. Just
telephone us, Exchange g. either tele-
phone We will see that you are sup
piled promptly. Los Angeles Ice and
Cold Storage company.
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daughter of Los Angeles and was well known
Funeral services will be held Monday at 2
p M at the chapel of Dexter Samson. Mr.
Kutz is popularity known as Cupid Kutz,"
and is prominent member of the G. A. r.
Denver's Mayor Coming
Mayor Robert w. Speer and wife of Denver
Colo, will arrive in this city today. The
Denver executive comes on a pleasure trip,
and will remtain here a week or ten days.
He has engaged rooms at the Hotel Lanker-
SHIN, which viii be his headquarters
Accused Of Passing Forged Check
G. A Buchanan charged with passing q
forged check for $3.50 on Harry Kelso pro-
prietor of the Kelso bar, at Seventh and
Main streets. was arrested by Detectives
Chapman and Home yesterday afternoon and
locked up at the city jail, Buchanan was
found guilty a short time ago of obtaining
goods under false pretenses.
Dies of ApopIexy
George L. Taylor, employed in the baggage
room at the Arcade depot, while at work late
Friday night fell to the floor unconscious and
died in an ambulance while being taken to
the Croker hospital. His death, it is thought
was due to apoplexy. Taylor lived at 565
Croker street. The body was taken to the
undertaking establishment of Pierce Bros.
Societies at Picnic
The Kansas and Michigan societies of Los
Angeles held picnics yesterday afternoon at
Eastlake park, both being largely attended.
The Michigan pcknicers gathered near the
the Fairgrounds. Elaborate programs were ar
ranged by both societies and many references
were made to the bad weather now being en-
dured back east
Medical Men at Smoker
The College of Physicians and Surgeons held
a smoker in the college building, Washington
and Trinity streets, last night. Addresses
were made by DR.. c. w. Bryson, the dean;
DIR. D. Gochenauer DR.. J. H. Seymour, Dr.
D. F. Wagner, DR.. A f. Jones and DR.. Car
ter members of the faculty; DR.. Lindsay,
president of the student body, and several of
the students. musical program was rem
dered.
Death of Isaac S. Dolson
Isaac S. Dolson, for twenty-five years a resi-
dent of Los Angeles, died late Friday evening
as the result of a stroke of paralysis Mr.
Dolson resided with his wife and family at
527 North Coronado street. Mr. Dolson leaves
his wife, Mrs Eliza Dolson, and seven chill
| dren-Mrs. Frank Green, Mrs. Della G. John
son. Mrs. Elford Eddy, Ethel, Mabel, Charles
and Albert Dolson. The funeral will be held
Monday at p. m. at the chapel of the Gar
rett Undertaking company Rev. E. H. Brown,
assistant pastor of the Temple Baptist church,
officiating. Burial will be in Hollywood GENE
| terV.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-31
PRESIDENTIAL VOTE PRIZES

ON SUNDAY, October rs, The Herald
published a map of the United
~ States, offering at the same time
prize of $50 to the person who would
name the next president and give the
best estimate of the total number of
electoral votes he would receive; also a
prize of SEQ to the person giving the best
estimate of the next presidents plural
ity In the total popular vote of the
United States, and prize of 81 each to
the person or persons giving the best
estimate of the total popular vote each
state would give "the next president"
The official count Of both the electoral
vote and the popular vote at the cleo
ton held on November shows that j.
t. johnson, South Main street, made the
best estimate on both the electoral and
the popular vote, and wins both the big
prizes. Mr.. Johnson's estimates were:
Electoral votes for Taft 322, MI. Taft's
plurality 1,537,1S2. The official returns
show: Electoral vote 326, plurality l.
2SS, 494.
Charles e. Richardson, Court street,
made the best estimate Of the total
popular vote the state Of Ohio would
give Mr.. Taft, his estimate being 554 800,
while the official returns show the vote
to have been 572,S12. Mr.. Richardson
made the only estimate Of the popular
vote Of the states complying with the
conditions of the contest, also fling his
estimate with coupon properly filed
INIT fh4a tvUn no1
above will call at The Herald Office and
furnish proper Identification they will
receive their prizes.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-31
NEW LOCAL ORPHEUM
HOUSE is PLANNED
LOS ANGELES IS PROMISED
BIG THEATER
Martin Beck, on Inspection Tour, Dis
cussAs Plans of Vaudeville Man.
agement-New Theater in
Berlin

A new Orpheum theater will be built
in Los Angeles. This announcement
was made yesterday by Martin Beck,
general manager of the Orpheum COM
pany. Mr.. Beck is passing through
Los Angeles on his annual tour OF in
spection with M. Meyerfeld, president
of the company, P. J. Casey of the
booking department and Mark A.
Luescher, press representative.
The plans for the Los Angeles the
alter will be begun Immediately upon
the completion of the San Francisco
house in April. The new playhouse Will
be a model theater, it is claimed, equal
in its appointments to the best on
the Orpheum circuit.
In speaking of his new enterprise
Mr.. Beck outlined a proposition, now
in hand, to build a new Orpheum the
alter in Berlin. A site near the famous
Inter den Linden has been secured
and a theater to seat 5000 persons will
be built.
The Berlin house will serve as a re-
cruiting station for new Orpheum tall
ent, more than one-hah Of which now
in America is European. Mr.. Beck has
just concluded q trip through the
northwest and has several new bees
buzzing in his managerial, bonnet. He
Is enthusiastic about the future Of
vaudeville in the west.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-31
CASHIER TO RETURN
If PRESIDENT HELD
Former Official Of Bank In Nevada
VIII Abide by Decision In Habeas
Corpus Proceedings of Head
of Concern

Samuel K. Williamson, former CASH
Ter of the Searchlight Bank and Trust
company, and who Is wanted in Ne
Dvada on a charge Of Illegal banking,
will make no fight against extradition
If Homer G. Taber, former president of
the institution and jointly charged with
Williamson, Is unsuccessful in his eff
forts to defeat the officers from Nevada
IN then determination to bring him
back for trial.
If the officers of Nevada who hold a
governors warrant for both men are
successful in having Taber turned over
to them, Williamson has expressed his
willingness to accompany them, and 1t
Is understood he will be the principal
witness against the former bank presi-
dent.
For this reason, and to await the out
come Of Taber's efforts to secure his
release at San Diego, the habeas cor
pus proceedings for the release of Will
hanson were continued by Judge Willis
yesterday until Tuesday.