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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
@crlanacrte Nrit fRr @OmpcrS.

8oi6in8toM 2. s. is. Mon.
- 0o3 2tppcaotion9Qcridt oc5 q.
itrift8 Columbia bat bclrtc oti @e.
ird Ger Nnm0Itc Der }(r6citcrfii6rcr
cine nclre StlmormQ 0c9 @criabrcnV
i'll Sod)en 0e8 Y%rGiioentcn @ompcr5.
&icc.&rGiioenten MithtQ mto &c.
trctGr3 Morriion Don ser g6eOcro.
ton Of &abor" bis jlrm %. Noucm.
Der bemiaiat. Die orci Ncrrcn iinr
GcfountIih me8cu NiBohtma Der
@eriGtSuutorit0t 5u &oittcrmiucn I'M
@ciGnAniB perurtbcilt uno oo2 Sc.
rIdlt polltc am ndfiten Wontog icilr
OtdnOot 5u ibrcr 9(biiibruna III oil
MritoIt crIniieu. Die @crlrtbciItcn
brolt6cn nun Ocn Gonpcnt Der 6coc.
rotiou in Iorouto ni6t 81 ~UcrloiIcl.
nm iid bier Dem @crid)t 81 %ltcllcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
0ritndJ iidD init cincm SaidCnmcIcr,

SafoDettc, Sno.. IS. 9ou. 49,
GliaS HoU, elmer Ser rcidyitcn @rln0.
bciibcr i'm Stootc ,S%lloinno, critod1
i'd 6elltc NIT cinem ,5coermciier, oils
cr megcn Der inn lebtcn 6riibjobr per.
ilbten Grmorolmg zines ieiuer Nr6ei,
Ter Dor @eriAt gcItellt lDeroen ioQtc.
Jinp beinB elm @crm0gen Don min.
0tltelS Si.OO0.0O0. Nm %. Mai
bette CT cincn Strrit nit Conrad Crt.
mallL cinem 6nrmarbeitcr, mo Der.
ic5tc 0emielben nit einem Stod einelt
nud)ti1en Sdloa oui Den aopi. Ger
M}ann iturb aui Dem @ege nud Dem
Soipital un0 Giop pur0e inter $50.
900 9iir8ihait geitellt. Seinc Pin,
lpdlte batter I'M 8erle0tlng otS Gro.
series nud elncnl an0eren Golmtp err.
lrdlt, oo CT i'm bieiigen Golrntp fei.
non gcrchtcn ErojcB erlongen 81
fonnen glnllbtc. mo oas @eiudl mar
ah8emieien morOeu. !6eute iriih iono
i'm lcinc Sausb0lterin ais 9cid)c i'm
GCtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Gnfcl SrS &rGiiocntcn 9ias ~ucrbnitct

cub Cflob, IS. Iouem6cr. -
&inccnte Qio5, welGer iih iiir einct
GnfeI 0c3 YrGiibenten Gia3 BON
N}erifo ollsgifbt, mllroc 6erlte bier
negen morochtliAcn @ctrogeuS Der.
bultet. Ga II feline 9iirgiHoit 81
Itcllen ucrlnodtc, 10 rpllroc err nit ei.
ller Sdoar onoercr @eion9enen 5lrr
&rbeit ulli Oen StroBen g%e}mungen.
Sp0tcr am Gage tcle9ropbirte er unt
@elo nod Merifo mo legtc 0ofl.
mcntc Dor, mclde ole 9cb0r0e Don
Der @ubr6eit icitcr }tu0o6cn ilber.
5cligtcn. Seine boloiQe GntlaIiun0
miro ermortct. Gr crfIGrt, cr ici OoS
.Spfcr mi0crWdrtiger llmitdnoc ge.
mur0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Ser Gnitmorb in Mihuanfcc,

WiImuutcc, Miscy IS. NoU.-
Sic @oli5ci lit Der Nniift, ooB 5met
ruiiii6e logcl0buer ole Moroer Der
t4.idbriNcu Nottie 3inod itno, oerclt
Hcide qeitcrn bier III einem olten
Nalfihuppcu cltoett muroc. 4ieic
GtQnncr uobltcn III einem G~oitbouie
in Der Ndhc Oc9 S6llppeus uno limo
icit Dem 9lbeno an lpeldem OoS MGO.
d)cn uerifmonO, nid)t mcbr gelebcn
morocu. alderman Rierion miro int
Stootrntb cimen 9cidluB onbieten,
mcld)er $1,000 9clohnung ulli Die
&erboitlulg Der Mor0er ul,SicBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Mcitcht irinc Edlulb cin.

DC ountSOlln N..S., IS. Noo.
,5oicpb Gaaportb, melder am let.
i'm MioIltog in Chicago oui Den Ser
Dott FIN Derboitet muroe, ont 6. 30
ucm6er $4,000 aus elmer Spinoe IN
ser 8obmlng Shuplcr Hoiner's, Ell.
mes reihen 6orners BON 6lorence,
q. &, Qeroubt gu boben, geitanb Iein}
Sdnllo elm dis CT beute Dem bieii0elt
@eriht poraciijbrt mllroe. ToS @eIb
ii ulriid crlnuBt mor6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Climber YniiaGier ucrnriaht Balm.
unf1u.

9oncnltcr ga, IS. Nopember.
Sin blinoer Hniiogier mar ole llr.
lode eine9 9o6mlnioQs, tueId}er lid
beutc in Der ltGbe bon bier ereiQnete.
Ger Monn mar BON einem IraftjuQ
Der .EenniplDonio gabn" utter Die
Ma0er geinllen uno botte Den ,3up
sam &ntQleiien 1ebrodt. Die 2eidC
luor iurd)tbor Ocrltiimmelt. Sn Der
Ioife ocs lootcn iano man cinl
&ortc nit Den N~orclien geo u. Gio.
Ia, @urD, Gn0.," un0 IS. VI. Smect,
1926 &cnnel 2lue., South Si0e, Ghi.
coqo." }lri cincm Stiid Eopicr iton0
DC, Noulc 4nna So1iemorL 92l
gage 9luc,, &ndion, Mid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Nuffcntlidl 6crnbiat.

HcW Dort IS. Nopcmbcr. $3.50
Cine 2)uAt mclhc man iiir O6crit
Tnbn &acob }litor's nNouumobal'
b0lt, mlrOc pom Dem ipGt bellte 9toG.
mitto8 bon ainaiton, SunGico, aus
bier ungefomncncn 0bitoampicr
aHnncttc" am lcBtcn Sonntog, iider
uno MULTIPLICATION all Der GiiIte Der
Smell Son Suluooor Dor 2lllfcr lie.
QCuO, gcIidtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Trei WGnncr crtrunfcn.

Sort 4rt6ur, Ger, IS. 9tou.
Gin aubn in peId)em bier Wi0n,
ner llber oas beige aonolbeden 81
rlioern I'M 8egriiie moren, tippte I'M
nno Sobn Mari6oll 2e9oroe. Abner
VurniltS uno Reter Gonlien ertron.
fen. Ter oicrte Sniaiic pllroe lc'
rcttct. 2lae pier MGnncr muren pom
NepsCrlenn9 bierber getommclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

Ridoro @otion @ilocr. Gin 6e.
%tanntcr Sdriititeaer u1i0 Heoaftcm
oc5 nGclturu Mngojine," lit aeItern
N6cnO in Nem.gorf oil eincm 0er5.
lci0en gcitorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

etuat MarH!arO, stnot Baltimore. - Sd.
oenrg 9. Sirour, Aoitrer bcr obengenanuten
@dnt. bei6einiGe hermit feierltd. bdb Der
obiGc NIs>pcis pGh mcIUenI heiieH 8tiieH mo
@Iauben lpnbr III.
Stnrr :, Gcone,
9aiitrer.
llnierfhriehcn mo bcidlporen bnr mir an
oicicnt, bcm rs. Gage i'm yinnember 1908.
Mu1NituS u. SraofOro,
Ufieltlidber 9iotur.
Gle Rimtigteit beiheiuigeu
9iUler z. 8in,
garUu Rencidl,
@cr. SniaiuB,
t323) SircftorCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
&Citcrn WarpIauS Sabu.
GpmntaossG rfmr5ipmea.

@iGete MIR GonHtnes, mir fir 8u9 gfr. 3
Idbt. Nfidia6rt NIT Siq gir. , BON IelDen "a.
tim, Der Hnaerstoiuu 4.O5 giadm. perldti. ooer
nit ani6Iiebenoeu 3ii9en. 9cioe erittldliige
& S%st W onf SSGiet..sO Biiete %oeiiaiief S"'S'"'' "'''
(STtsNSr Sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
9rebm's 8ter,
ONE GRADE ONLY

Slaidcnbier, 6eites gier sebrant -
Gntbalt seruSe senug snspbpI,
eS 5n eiurm geiuuoheitfidlen @etrdafe
81 MAIDEN (3M Erps<nt).
EbJue. ipertbboqe uno milnfhenSmertbe q,rds
mien trei fir iSnmilten. RuuoibcIt.
Sbre Feiielungen iino eeiudt.
geioe Telephone. (2co-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Ibe MarblaaO Savings Sanf.
eiOwet-Gee Baltimore unO Commerce traRs.
NEitimurr, Wh.

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Baltimore, nh.
Ser innGe Wtanu bon hcitc ipiro i'm SitrdI'
lhnitt perl hlucloertld mo ertrauagaUt. lnbuio
CT. 0elo pcrotcHt. Gr alGubt. Dab CT, oblte
NitGitdt AMI ielHcH 9Ohn, cbtnfu Uiel uerfpenf
hc.t HllB ME un6ere iunue Seutc, oocr CT BILE
oct It'd Gin Mot mdltHliA obnC Die BON tbnl
I6qlif ncrl6iclogrteu 3, TO Goer 10 GeuiS
n%uftretcn 5t tbmeH; CT oeutt uibt olrdn. oCB
cine ldctIDGre stlciHiAteit. iurHH gcipaTt, II.
lpeglgen Sabrct etH SuUoumcnt iftr cine ipatert
@elhait5sNnrricre bilotn lpiiroc. Su Neniae
e%rfennen. oGB; User ben Sent Hidt Cbrt, liz cCS
Collars Hilt ipertg.
IS lit oGs @ci6dit Der ,WiGrplauo eaoinas
giant" 9rlparutHe 5u Oerlpuiteu. Gle tbut
otee III elmer 2Scilc, ole ihr cine itarIe StelluHg
inter ben Sinnn5-& E'tttu!elt oes SunocS gercHs
nen Gat.
gu NnItimore'S 0dupiitraBe aeIcocu. Gdqlt6
oiteIt BON 10 bis 3 llbr. SGnuituA bis 9 llbr
@benos. .lcltnct etn Sonto beltc, lpeHu and
@riuO6ut Guhl SuS sparrn AT.
Seamte:
ISN'T. u. 6l1uo, %riiocnt.
~SnmmcTiielo Saloiuin, &iceaNSruii0cnt.
0aipnro Z. @iltume, Sfubineiiter.
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Ridarb VI. Tnual, NfnuGlt.
Iircftoreu;
SummeriieIh 9NIoutu, !. Rob 2lqqS,
Soiepb ;. GbCsneO, Sotbun z, gialpliugs,
0opuro !. @tuiamS. Riduro NJ. SnUull,
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u \. Is. SUIGn0. EUiQbt Il. QSiuiGmio1,
ISm. II. Glouo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

9lusiueis ii6cr ben Stnno brr DO Spuu 9tas
ttuual yant" In Baltimore I'M StGate 0iargs
lnub Drt'm Sdluiic oCr Weitthftc ant i6. Mo
member 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19
Gftrs
Is
Saptn
BON =
SHSOl
Charles unO &

naIttmnr amber 1909.
SH elmer beute geb, IT Stblng occ Sis
rgiforiums murbe beid. JNeH, eiue @rtra.S ipi'
orube sur giutr upu DER Sdlfte ciucs 9ru5cuts
prD 1abr fir oaS nit Dem 81. 9e3eHlber 1909
Nilan5en Der 81 Stnfen bere6tiaten Goutt 81 &c
lud6ren, bie an ietIem Sutrm often iino.
Sieie @rtrus Sipihenoe az BON 10 mo ole
i~dbrlideH 4iHien GhGD cinen GotaIbetrdg
bon "a fir cas- Inhr e~rgebcno. iueroen am unO
nab Dem 3. Sauuar 1910 in Die Bidder Der
9epoIitorcu eingcirugert, uno iuerll Mot ge5os
redtiet ieiH.
5n6lt.
, Gepuiiten tdalih bon 10 BORN. bis 3 gladut.
cniqeoeIt eenUmmen; All Snlnitaqeu BON 10
BORN. biz s Nbos.
Ru6ert 81. @atiHn, FrGf.
@iltum Snumbeu, Giccsgrdi.
SbDmas q. Gotts, SddBm.
Cgiu65, S~r&St-Snuth)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-19

Gin G9u6thater Der Olenfnbeit III Eerieniae
81 rerHcn. Der onS iibere Dlittel sur Seilnna
clues 6G5 Ecbeu nncrtrlgltcb nia6enoeu getoetts
criulocu bat. Ut StISbee'S 9dmorrhoioefta
Nliticl yIrnfeis" bcpirlt Sus, mas oaoon err
iuuriet miro. HdrHlid ihHele 9inoeruna uHo
GriiHolidc Selma iettcs geipUbnli6 ourh Uiuiis
pCl an VefUequla enilidueeueu. oft aucl dnles
erhtei Hclocn5 5uoerldttg. lin tutrHfrei eiiie
Frobt oeS llttcls 3u c%rlnugeH. a~oreiiire mat
Y. ienitueoter K 60, nor 1916, Refp Sert
Sin. Tie ,9trafc'tS" III In aucn 9(putbefen st
GdbtH. Breis 81. (1GosuttSr, 1&@)
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
1909
TAXES TAXES
Notice to Taxpayers

1. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the, taxes on all personal property.
secured by real property, and one-na lL
OF the taxes on all real property, VIII
be due and payable on Monday. the 11tn
day of October. 1909. and will be de-
November. 1909. at s. o'clock p nn,7apY
that unless paid prior thereto 10 ipSH
cent will be added to the amount lneI g.
of. and that IL said one-hah be Hoe
paid before Monday, April 25th.- 1910, az
o'clock b. nl- an additional per cenr
will be added thereto. -.
That the remaining one-half or the
taxes on all property will be payaois
on and after Monday. January Sd. 1Sl9
and will be DELINQUENT on Monday
April 25th. 1910. at g o'clock d. m. anf
that unless paid prior thereto 5 per
thereof.
2 That all taxes may be paid at the
time the first inStallmeut. as herein pro-
vided. is due and payable
3. That said taxes are payable at
the office OF the Tax Collector 240 Nc
p. M. except on Saturdays. when the
office closes at noon: For the eonven-
fence of taxpayers unable, to attend
during the day. the office will be kept
open evenings to D. M. from NOvenis
Der 18th to November 27th.. both days
inclusive. except November z5th-
No checks received after the 2ed
day of November, 1909. and the 18th
day of April 1910, respectively Tax
payers will save much Inconvenience
and delay by bringing last years tax
bills.
UNSECURED PERSONAL. PROP
ERTY TAXES payable Immediately.
DAVID BUSH. Tax Collector
240 MeAI1ister- Street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05

s6,00O,O00, consisting principally OF
cash and securities deposited in London
and Paris banks. AS the only son and
heir 1 am, under the Austrian laws, en-
titled 20 half Of it without regard
TO any bequest of principal sums made
by the testator
Ny father executed his first will in
1881 and under its provisions l was
named as the residuary legatee. He
provided an annuity for my mother, but
left nothing TO his brother Joseph but
gold watch and chain, pair Of
sleeve buttons, set of shirt studs, his
blessing and an injunction TO look after
my education and welfare.
THE SECOND WILL
1T may be that we viii petition to
nave the second will executed in 1903
set aside on the ground that my father
during the last few years OF his life
" as mentally unbalanced, especially as
II appears to Us that some designing
persons took advantage of his state of
mind.
..He left $1,000 to the Vienna ambu-
lance society, sort of benevolent and
charitable association, and quite large
number Of other beQuests in sums of
$4,000 or $4,000 each. Four thousand
dollars was left to a DR.. Nadeau for
delivering a. funeral oration over his
was named as executor of the estate.
IF it shall appear that number of
claimants representing themselves to
be natural children of my father have
any Just claims, these claims viii be
compromised, for I propose to deal
fairly with all. Mind you, do not ad-
init that my father left any such nat
ural children. but if he did, It must be
conceded that, in Europe at least, where
he resided OF late years. 1t is not un-
common for men of wealth to form
Iiaisons.
Very probably, as is often the case.
there will be women and children in
plenty to claim a share of the estate.
INVESTED IN ANNUITIEs
Although possessed of great, wealth.
with no need 70 worry about the future.
he was induced to purchase $500, 600
annuities in five London and Paris in
surance companies, from which he drew
during his lifetime an annuity of only
O,000 / expect to institute suits
against these companies
AS an instance of his fathers mental
arrangement Pulitzer says that when
the former was in San Francisco this
summer he chartered special cars to
ride up and down Mount Tamalpais.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
SUFFRAGETTE POURS
ACID ON BALLOT BOX
Election Official Is Severely
Burned by Fiery Fluid

LONDON, Nov. 4.--Mrs. Chaplin, the
suffragette, who made an attack on a
polling place during the Bermondsey
by-election last Thursday, was commit
ted for trial by the magistrate at the
Old Bailey today on the double charge
of having unla wfully meddled with the
ballot box and caused grievous harm
to the presiding officer.
Mrs. Chaplin broke "a bottle contain
ing corrosive arid on a ballot box. Sc
vere1y burning an election official
Miss Alison Neilans also was COM
mitted for trial, charged with similar
attempt to destroy ballots in another
booth at the same election.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
Wrote History Of Napoleon

Of Napoleon" in French and translated
il into English. Mason, the French
historian, declared IT the most careful
and retrospective life of the little en-
peror that has been written. AS a
newspaperman Pulitzer was known as
the liking of -interviewers. He inter
viewed General Grant King Edward
the Grand Duke Alexis, Vanderbilt and
others all hard men TO reach.
The suicide i'm Vienna October was
carefully planned. Pulitzer took. poison
aBd then; standing before a mirror. shot
himself through the head. The reason
FOR the deed, his friends stated. was
his dependency at not being able TO
3iHd a cure for the nervous ailments
that had followed him Cor years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
CANADA TO INCREASE
HER MILITARY FORCES
Will Station $4,000 Men Be-
tween Rockies and Lakes

WINNIPEG, Man. Nov. Pursuant
to a plan to station $4,000 well drilled
the Rocky mountains, the Canadian
government has ordered another squad
ron of regulars to locate here. doubling
the strength of Strathcona horse and
the Canadian regiment at Fort Osborne
The military forces will be stationed
from 20 TO so miles north of the boun-
dary line near the present centers of
population.
The Canadian commissioners, it is
said believe that the prairies of
Canada furnish Canada's best fighting
force and for this reason the regu-
lars have been ordered to the north
west.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
LEADERS OF GREEK
MEETING UNDER ARREST

ATHENS, Greece, Nov. 4-Lieuten-
ant Tibaldos, the naval officer who led
the recent revolution against the gov
ernment, and a companion, Lieutenant
Dimoulis. were arrested today. All of
the principals in the mutiny are now
in custody. II is semioficially stated
that Lieutenant TibaIdos will be
charged only with political crime, and
will. therefore, not be subject to the.
death penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
MONTREAL LOSES GRAIN
TRADE OF THE WEST
Lower Insurance Turns Traffic
to Boston

MONTEE EAL, Nov. 4-Despite the
large increase in the grain output
from the Canadian west, Montreal is
getting less Of the grain freight trade
than ii had in recent years. Freight
rates from Boston to Liverpool are
one and half cents bushel cheaper
than from Montreal to Liverpool, and
though the extra cost of transporta-
tion of the grain from the Canadian
west TO Boston brings the total cost
of freight from the wheat fields TO
England to 12A cents in each case, the
insurance on the freight from Boston
is less than one-third of that on grain
on the Montreal route
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
WIDOW OF w. r. BRITT
EXPRESSES HER THANKS
Grateful to All the Friends OF
Her Late Husband

Mrs. Rose Britt, widow of the late
William F. Britt, desires through the
columns of The Call to thank all the
friends of her late husband for the
kindness they showed her and hers
after the death of her husband. The
father mother and other relatives of
the late sporting man also join in ex-
tending their gratitude.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
MAY MAKE EASTER
AN IMMOVABLE DATE
Matter Under Amusement by
Church Council at Berlin

BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The general synod
of the state church today approved In
principle the suggestion to Ak by leg
islation an immovable date to be OBJ
served as Easter Sunday. Doctor Dry
ander. vice president of the superior
church council. said the council had
the matter under advisement.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05

HOME wRECKER's SLAYER FREED--Galla-
tin. Mo-, Nov: 4.-Belieying Otis Claycomb
young farmer. was justified in killing the man
who had wrecked his home. the Davies county
grand jury refused today to vote indictments
against him for killing John Ward. a wealthy
land owner. August "a last. Claycomb was
given his liberty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
STATE DEP ARTM[NT
KEEPS HANDS OFF
Federal Government Will Not
Be Drawn Into the Cook
Peary Pole Squabble
Refusal to Comply With a Re-
quest Made by the National
Geographic Society

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.-Refusing
to be drawn into the Cook-Peary north
pole controversy, the state department
today declined a request that 1t cable
American Minister Egan at Copenha-
gen to request of the University of
Copenhagen permission TO examine
the records of Doctor Frederick A
Cook when they are submitted to that
institution
The request was made by dele
cation from the National geographic
society, which will appoint a COM
mittee to visit the foremost Danish
scientific institution, to which Doctor
Cook is to submit his records. Mem
bers of the committee which will go to
Copenhagen for the geographic society
Will be provided with the usual letters
of instruction from the state depart
ment to the American diplomatic Of
fcers abroad asking that the commit
tee be given all courtesies or assist
ance possible consistent with the Of
fetal duties of the diplomatic depart
ment. Letters of this character are
frequently issued to citizens travelling
abroad
Determined effort will be made by
the committee to secure the Cook data.
Doctor Cook will be afforded every
opportunity TO place his record of any
Information bearing on the trip by the
committee, which soon after its ap-
pointment will communicate with him
directly
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
Interview With Son
Especial Dispatch 10 The Colll

NEW. YORK. Nov. 4.-walter Pu-
litzer said tonight: 4 expect to leave
for Vienna within 20 days to investi-
gate the. status OF my fathers estate
and. have engaged as my attorney John
r: dos Passos of New York. The estate
IS worth anywhere from $5, 100000 to
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05

DELEGATION TO oRIENT-Seattie. Nov A.
Arrangements being completed by the Seat
delegation Of 100 businessmen from the Paci6c
Northwest to the orient the last Of December.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
piles Cured I'm 8 to IA Days

FPazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case Of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in to IA days or
money refunded. Soc. =
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05
FRRATC EDITOR
LEFT But SMALL
sum TO HISSON
Walter Pulitzer Prepares TO
Contest VIII of His Father,
Albert Pulitzer
Eccentric Conduct of Journalist
While in This City Will Be
Cited as Insanity

among which are Chess Harmonies, .
'sThat Due! at the Chateau Marsanac," /"
"a Cynic's Mediiations." ''Cozy Corner
Condolences ':CupId's Pack of Cards"
and The Jungle Jingle Book"
~. Attorney dos Passos, who was Al
..bert .Pulitzer's. family lawyer in New
York. has taken up the sons fight for
half. the decedemt's fortune. and
communicated with George SCHNEIDER,
The former valet. in Oakland. In vi
: emma; the best attorneys have been Sc
esred. To contest the action there. Some
. 900. 600 francs. Waiter Pulitzer un-
derstands, were placed in Paris and
London banks by his father under a
system whereby a high rate of interest
was paid fer ;he money during the
lifetime of the publisher, but at his
death The whole sums reverted to the
hanks
i. .Whaf charges of bad faith viii be
made against the Austrian friends of
i Pulitzer- are but iutimated now, but
il is certain that one of the allegations
OF the contest viii be that the publisher
was Influenced by some of those that
/. surrounded him al the time Of his
death
NOracious Appetite
While in san Francisco Albert Pu-
liter was niue days wonder HIs
appetite WAS yoracious 10 the extreme
and his ways of life anything bat
normal one OF his practices was 10
arise ~ . o'clock in the morning ana
: begin the dictstien Of his forthcoming
3 book OF memoirs &c his secretary. He
- consumed mountains OF food ard
thought nothing OF a meal of eight
baked apples. oysters. clans, meats of
various kinds, wine and vegetables.
PGlitzer's experience at the Tamal-
pass tavern almost caused the hostelry
20 lose the patronage Of Gertrude Ath-
erton. the novelist. who was at the
tavern IN the midst of composing a
,evel. Pulitzer burst into her apart
nents while showing friends about the
place and was given a chilly reception.
. Airs. Arherton complained Of his con-
duct to The management and later sd-
dressed. them communication ia which
= was stated that SHE would leave If
Psiitzer' could not resist his inclination
to knock over chairs and disturb the
= peace or the tavern generally.
-. J. J. Conway, for many years a Euro
Dean correspondent Of American news
P. papers, accompanied Pulitzer on his
visit TO California, acting in the ca
uaciLy Of confidential secretary and also
as 4 friend and travelling companion.
conway was with Pulitzer at Tarnalpais
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-05

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