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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-21
WITH THE SCRIBES.

few sore fans, those of the faith ful'' calibre, left Temperance hall yes terday afternoon with tear-dimmed eyes after having witnessed the sixth and most inexcusable defeat of all, the last downfall coming at the hands of At lanta.-Mobile Register
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Hartselle Wins.

Hartselle, May D.-(Special.) .)-Hartselle defeated Cullman in a fast game today, to 2. Batteries: Fuller and Rogers; Peck and Farlagg.
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BASEBALL CHATTER.
Bill Raftis is still delivering.

Bill Raftis is still delivering.
 They started nicely down in Mobile.
 Rain prevented the Atlanta Memphis game yesterday.
 Wonder when news from Mack Rob-
 Brooklyn by defeating Pittsburg yes terday went above Cincinnati in the Ma tional league standing.
 Bugs Raymond was in splendid form yesterday afternoon and Camnitz lost his first game of the season
 Boston's possession of first place in the American league was short. But Bos- ton will come again. Detroit is again in charge.
 Montgomery won four straights and then lost four straights. The Sleepers are gradually nearing the bottom, where they belong
 It's a pity that Manuel injured his finger yesterday He would have shut the Gulls out and then Dickson would have won today.
 Mobile has no better pitcher than Hick- man and but one as good as he. That one is Stockdale. Waivers were asked on Stockdale in February.
 Frank Smith won another victory for the White Sox yesterday. If they cut away Franks victories the White Sox would be "in bad sure enough.
 If the Barons win today and Mont gomery loses Birmingham will have the right to occupy the first rank of the second division. Then enter the first.
 Pitcher Wacker on whom Pittsburg re- fused to waive when Cincinnati desired to place him in the Southern league has been sent to the minors. Higginbotham, Ragon, Savidge and others are going the same route.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

At Norfolk Norfolk 5, Danville T. At Roanoke Lynchburg- Roanoke post poned, rain.
 At Richmond Richmond g. Ports mouth (seven innings, forfeited).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Great Is Raymond.

New York, May 2-Pitcher Raymond was big factor in New York's defeat of Pittsburg today. He scattered the vis- itors' eight hits so that only one run resulted and drove in Bridwell with the winning tally by a single over second Wagner was presented with the George Evans cup for leading the major leagues in batting last year. Score: R. H. E. Pittsburg ............ 100 900 0OoI 8 2 New York ............ 100 0l0 00s-2 0
 Batteries: Camnitz and Gibson; Ray mond and Schlei. Time, 80. Empires, Emsie and ODay.
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Pfeister Great Puzzle.

Boston. May @.-Four hits, base on balls and two errors in the eighth in- ming of today's game gave Chicago four runs and a victory over Boston by d score of to 9 Pfeister was puzzle to the locals Score: R. H. E. Chicago ............. Ol0 o10 040-S 10 Z Boston ........... 100 O01 O00-2 6 3
 Batteries: Pfeister and Moran; Linda man and Bowerman. Time, 13o Empires, klem and Kane.
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Virginia Events.

Norfolk, May 20.-Four favorites and two long shots won at Jamestown today. Alice Mack, at 20 to 1, and Golden Castle. at 10 to 1, were among the vtctors. Secret Service, the public choice in the second race. unseated Walker soon after the start, while Prociivity, one of the two only starters in the hurdle. turned a somersault over the ninth hedge. Hayes gsmely remounted and finished the course Weather good; track fast.
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Here's a Game.

Ressemer, May 2O-(Special. )-There will be a game this afternoon between the married and single men of Bessemer.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Chattanooga: -Chatta- nooga, rain.
 At Macon: Macon O, Columbiz 2 At Jacksonville: Augusta g. Jackson vile f.
 At Savannah Columbus 5, Savannah 2
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AMATEURS.

East Birmingham defeated Boyles in a good game yesterday, s to & Bat teries: Cox, Malcolm and Waldren; Mo Farland. Brown and Mangum.
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CLIPPED.

Time to Atlanta via Sea- board. Only AZ hours. Leaves Birmingham 700 a. m.
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GAMES TODAY.

Birmingham in Mobile. Montgomery in Little Rock. Atlanta in Memphis.
 Nashville in New Orleans.
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The Meridian League.

Meridian Miss. May 2O.-(Special) )-The Bankers defeated the w. o. w team of the City league by score of to 8. Score: RHE. Bankers ....................,,..... 5 w O. w. ......................... 6
 Batteries: Savage, Gully and Barber; Pickett and Crook.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-21
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

All games were postponed on account of rain
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-21

Frank has heard nothing from Pitcher Chick Fraser as yet, but he is not worrying about the big leaguer report ing-New Orleans .Times-Democrat.
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Athens: Georgia Tech. 4, University of Georgia 3.
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pbiIadeIphia Beats St. Louis.

Philadelphia, May 0-Philadelphia had little difficulty in defeating St. Louis to- day Moore, who took Morens place in the second inning, famed nine of his opponents. Hulswitt was put out of the game for disputing a decision.
 Score: R H. F.. Philadelphia ...... GOA 001 0Os-5 10 2 St. Louis .... 100 900 0oo-1
 Batteries: Moran, Moore and Dooin; Rhodes, Higgins, Moore and Bresnahan. Time, 2:05 Umpires, Rigler and Truby.
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Summary: Two-bae hit, Sentz Sacrltlce hits, Perry, Pope. Stolen bases, Collins. Kerwin Base on balls Folbre 3, Lively l. Struck out, Folbre 2 Double plays. Cocash to Collins to Flood Perry to Flood to Tarleton. Time, SO Umpire, Pfennin
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The Official Score.

s-Batted for Hickman in the tenth inning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-21

Frank Smith won another victory for the White Sox yesterday. If they cut away Franks victories the White Sox would be 'in bad" sure enough.
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AMERICAN LEAaU E.
Mullins, Seventh Victory.

Detroit, May 2O-Todays game was al ways in doubt until the finish but result ed In Detroit's favor 5 to 3. giving Null lin his seventh straight victory. Plank was knocked out of the box in one inning and viekers was sent to the bench in the sixth Scdre: R.H.E. Detroit ...........L....SO 800 002 0Os-5 Philadelphia ............ .000 120 000--3 o
 Batteries: Mullin and Stanage; Plank Vickers, Dygert and Livingstone and Thomas Time, 55 Umpires Evans and Hurst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

bate mir Elm 8ino gei6enft, 8or
nod BRET Sagen paren bieie beiben
Gngel meines Seroes bier, lebenbig
IN meiner H1be. 9ie Mlltter ltarb
Dor brei Sagen Das ain6 Dor
fiinf Winuten. Sbr iebet, baB it
oas Ge6t babe, @u6 81 antiporten.
pie i'd getbon, Dab slaes mir nit
einem Wale feblt, unb oaB i6 giid
niht folgen fam"
Die rotbe Wasfe nGberte ii6 ser
@iege l1nb betra6tete baS 3inb, Sci.
len @eiift i6on blau 81 weroen an.
ling.
.Sabt Sbr bieie Hadt Semanb ge.
ieben?" fragte Der Sermummta
bierauf.
,Niemar1o ais guf."
.Solglih meiB Hiemalto, oaB Die.
ies ainb aufsebort bat 81 leben?"
,9iemano." "
n8ut."
yIber," mlrmelte Iierre GroIt
eritalint iiber oieie Sragen, mas
fImmert @lth oas?"
Die rotbe Masfe %antportete nidt.
Sic pinfte einem Der anberen BET.
Den WGnner, melher cine Suterne
bon ourd)ii6tigem Sorn trllg. Der
Wanr frat beron. Die rotbe WoSfe
petielte leiie einige @orte NIT linn.
pelloete Iif Damn iuieoer 81 penn
@r5te unb iagte in gebieterlihem
Zone: sr S4
y@ebt bieiem @anne cine Sude
ODER Elm 8rabideit ober ELM ionftiges
@urtengerGtb, ppmit mnn Die @roe
aufgroben fann."
n9ie @erf5eitge, mel4e-Sbr per-
laneet, liesen in Dem anoepNr 8e'
mad - mos pellt SIR 8psa ma
hen2" 1855 5f
Sic rotbeg Iasfe ha z sortete
oieie Srage ebenio mo- ais bid
flira borber an iie geridYA
Sic gob abermals eineir zsinf uno
Die beiben onberen @erlaSpten Der.
IieBen eIeih5eitig bas 3iEmer.
Die rothe Masfe ndberte lif Dem
SenIter itno beftete bier itilmm limo
nnbepegli6 ibren Slid aiif einen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

10 Log bod in ieiner Saltung, ieinelr
iiber Der 8ruit beribrGnften Irmen,
in ieinem 8lid, ben man olirh Die
Iugengl1ier Der Masfe binourdfnn.
feln lab, ettpas iebr idper 81 ges
5eihnenoes, mas aber iofort Die 8e.
nobnbeit bes 9efeblens perrietb.
Wan ieste iid niht Der @efabr
aus, ii6 su tdi,iden, penn mon be.
bauptete, baB oieie brei WGnner nift
ale bon gleibem Hange tparen.
@an5 gefpiB mar es Elm goelmann
NIT 3mei Sienern.
Cine iolhe @riheinung, su bieier
Stunbe nnb in elmer Itiirmiihen
Ha6t mar fpobl ~geeienet, ielbit oas
entihloiienite Semitic 81 eridrefen;
ieber ourb gemaItige, tiefe 8erStuei.
flung IN anipru6 senommenc
Meni6 aber perliert fir Den gugen.
Bid bas @efibl Ser Slir6t. mas
iid obne Wiibe begreifen lGBt.
8ierre 1roit froste oaber nit
elmer Stimme, ipelbe ietn Seelen.
idmer5 matt erflinget lieB, Die aber
niht a~itterte:
User Sbr audi iein mDget, ieio
nillfommen in meiner traurigen
@obnung, uno iast mir, mos SIR
pout-
Der Wann, tpelher Der Serr Der
beiben Inberen al iein ihien unb
tpelfen mir fiinftig nit Dem Hamen
,9ie rotbe Masfe" be5eidnen iper-
ben, %antportete:
,8ir iuhen einen Mann NamerlS
8ier-e 8roit."
pSbr ieib in ieinem .Sauie."
Sch Sbr bieier Wann9"
SD bin es."
- SIR iibt Die Seilf1moe nnb seltet
fir geifift IN bieier 3lrnit."
alerbitigs bin id ar3t, aber
ni1t geihidt, iinb nenrt @ott 3uipei.
len iif meiner Sanb bebient bat, INN
Shmer5en 5li linoern itno @ranfc
su beiler,, 10 gebiibrt Der Hubm ibm
rnb nift mir"
.Man be6arf gnrer," bob Die
rotbe Wasfe mieoer an. nIabt
gi1b fertig, ltns at folgen."
Sod in Dieier Ha6t2"
,Ingenbliflih."
r9as lit unmDslid)."
rltnmosIi6, iaet SIR. @orum?"
,@eil mir in bieiem ausenblid
g(nes auf einmal feblt = Wutb unb
araft unb betnabe aud bus Ser,
trauen auf 8ott. - Sebet mid an.
Sbr, Der Sbr nit mir ipreht, unt
Sbr merbet ieben, bob i6 niht ooS
Inieben zines 2ebenoen babe, ion'
bern mebr bas zines leinem 8rabC
entronnenen Sooten."
r@ds lit giid %begegnet, Dab Sbl
10 nie6ergebeugt ieib?"
.gs lit mir b~egegnet, tpos feir
WenifL 10 milo uno rahiiif,tig ieir
Semitic mlh mare, ieinem drgiter
Soofeino miini6en miiroe. Sd
batte elm @eib, peldes i6 BON gan.
5er Seele mo bunbertmal mebr
Iiebte oils mein Seben. 0ieies @eif
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

mo er einige Gage porber bel leiner
Hiidfebr bas ldtelnbe @liif i'm era
parteno auf Der SdDmelle antruf uno
mo- iest, nahoem Die Salfte ieines
2ebens ii6 oapon entfernt, an benz
perooeten Serb nidts mebr iibrtg
mar, alS cine @iege.
limo mer fonnte miiien, Oh niht
al,d oieie @iege balo leer lein mir
be? Die feline @aiie mar iebr
ifpablit, Tie idien nift pte anbere
ainoer nit frdftisen @lr5eln an
Dem 2ebe1 81 bangen, ltno elmer Der
SauptgriinOe, ans welfen Gierre
Trpit ii6 gepeieert, iie Der Bflege
elmer Inlme an3lipertrailen, mar Der
@lni6 unb beinabe Die gtotbpelotg-
felt 9epeien, lie Gag unb Radt noe.
nigitens bis 5u Dem Iugenblife 81
iiberpa6en, mo lire 9orperbeidaf.
fenbeit einen gepiiien @rao bon ie.
lter 2~ebensfraft gemonnen baben
miirbe, Die ibr 10 poaitGnbtg gebraf.
8on Dem 9ir6bofe bon 2ong6au-
mois bis CUR @obnutg oes Ir5tes
betrllg Die @ntfernllng auf benz ltei-
len glbbang bes Siigels MIR etnige
bllnbert Shritte.
Sn ieinen Shmer5 perlenft, NIT
nieoergebeiigter Stirn, idlaff berab'
bdngenben Sdnben uno peritortem
Slid ourdihritt Tierre Troit lang.
Jam bieie furae Gntfermtng. Gr itieb
Die Sbiir ieines fleinen @art6ens
auf, obne a,ih nur oaran 81 oenfen,
tie pieber binter iid ST. idlieBen. Gr
trot IN oas Saus. Gin flaglides
@inieln empfing i'm. Sas aino
peinte.
y@rmes, unihuloiges @eien!"
murmeIte Der Mr5t, inoem er es in
feline Irme nabm, rfallm gum 2eben
geboren, mubt Oh i6on ben S6mer5
fennen lernen! Ih, modte .8ott in
Ieiner Cite Did lieber iofort tpieoer
at iih rufen, tpenr On pteaeiht Der
emit bas Ieiben iollit, mas Dein Ta'
ter belite buloetl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21
3 m elites &apitel.
Die brittle NadJt.

Gs mar Die 6ritten Ha6t nad
Siennettens Sobe lrnb lett bret Ga
aen mar bic gauge Natlir, als oh lie
ii6 nit Hierre Yroit's Seelen'
idmerse bate in @inflang iesen mol.
len, i'm furdtbariten aufrnbr. Sn
bieIer Maht itien Der lett 5lpeiuno-
fieb5ig Stunben auf Den 8ipfeln oes
SSslra losgeIaiiene Stlrm nit jeoer
Minute, ia fait' nit jeoer Sefunoe an
8utb susunebmen. Der babei un'
auib5rlid faaenbe Shnee, oelien Die,
rieitgen @inbboien pergleihbdreni
@irbelpinbe iid Granddaughter, bill.
oete an Den iteilen abbGngen Der
9eree gefdbrlide Sawinen, fiiate DIE
SbGler bdlb aus unb 5tpang Die
Sliiiie, burdJ ieine eiiigen 9%arrifaoen
einem a~nberenpSouf 81 nebmet.
wabreno Der Strtrm 10 Die Wal.
Ser Der bu.oertiabrigen idpar5en.
Snnnen Surfbeltlte, Die ii6 aitterno'
Dor linn beugten, brad)te er elm ielt,
lanes, nnbeimlides @etoie berpor.
9uIb glih es Dem &reilben zines
aonsen Seeres BON NIT feurigen Slii.
.aeIn Die 2uit burbIhneibenben 9ra.
den, baIb einem miloen @epoIter.
Damn tpar es, als oh Die gerge
ddsten, als Of Die iih IN Den 8ol.
fen perIierenoen 8ipfel in laitte &las
aen gausbrGden, itno als oh Die Sel'
len frampfbaft idluh5ten.
Damn pernabm man fp1eoer EN-
ipieoerboltes ara6en, bon Uelfem
Der Conner uno oas @etoie bes 8e.
Idiibfeuers an einem S6ladtta9e
MIR einen iebr unpolfommenen BE.
artff aeben fonnte. gs mar bies bas
arafen Der bon benz Sturme ge.
fniften, oam losgeriiienen iino pte
Strobbalme emporgebobenen lno
for%tgetrasenen alien Sannert.
gs fonnte elf llbr Na6ts iein.
@robe, idmarse, ihwere @olfen
aoaen am Simmel bin mie S6ladt'
roiie uno berbiiaten bollitdnoig ben
bleiden Shimmer Der Sterne. 0en'
nod aber par IN SoIse jenes ieltia'
men Sdeines, pelfen Der Den go'
ben bebedenbe S6nee tpirft, Die Sim
iterniB nidt gang mnonrdorin9lid.
@ir treten ieet in bas 5meite Der
beioen @emG6er, aus wel6en, nie
mir bereits bemerft baben, Die Wob'
mung oes grates beitano. 9ieies
siemlid groBe, aber lebr nteorl9e
3immer, oeiien 5pei i6male 6enlter
ouf Den 8arten gingen, mar NIT Iebr
einfaden @erGtbihaften allsgeitattet
uno umterIfieb iid nur onrh letne
aroBere Sauberfeit bon ben @obn'
ituben Der Grmiten 2anblellte Der
llmgegenb. S6leht gebobelte NM
plump an chamber gefiigte Sannen'
bretter bilbeten Die Siele. Die
0ede beItano aus Elm menig oiinncr
aeifnittenen 9rettern, Die onrh BET
nabe gan5 robe 9alfen geItiitl
mlrben.
Die weibgetiinften 8Gnoc bottcn
feinen anoeren Sd)mlid ais etlll9G
area bunt gemalte Seiligen. nnS
WGrtprerbiloer.
Ger Serb Itanb ni6t, mic eS N
ben Sennbiitten Der Shmei5 ino oes
8ebirgeS Der SoQ 81 iein pflegt, nit.
ten in Dem 3immer. es CAB piel'
mebr bier in elmer Der gden bes 3im'
mers einen boben iteinernen aamin.
oaf oeiien Gins man cine buntbe'
matte hol5erne Statlle iob, luelde oiC
belize Sungfrau BON Giniiebeln Dor
Iteatc. 0ieiem aamin gegeniibel
Itonb bas 9ett. Gs mar bon ipeiBem
SolS nnb peridmanb beinabe 9Gn5'
Ii6 inter langen ihlihten Gorban'
gen bon grilnem gelbgeltreiftem,
1idtem Stoffe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
OUT CARDS TO
EXCLUSIVE DANCE
Berkeley Society Girls Issue In
vitations for the Town and
Gown Affair

BERKELEY. sept 11--Amous the
hrst OF the dancing clubs 10 send ont
cards for the winters assemblies Is
that which includes IN its member
ship half hundred oE ,he younger Sc,
here and Is ehaperOned by Mrs a II
sutton. Mrs : E Wood Mrs z J.
Wickscn. 8lrs. julius Weber. Mrs
Harry Arthur Williams and Mrs
Charles PenneII
The first Of The seasons dances VIII
he given i9>the Town and Gown hall
the evening OF September - Among
the members OF The exclusive club are
Gladys WicksO1. Lucy Harrison. Har-
riet SJringnau- Efrgi1ie Ton Lo5eE
Sels. Helen sutton Eleanor Slate Mar
garet Hayue and Nora Evans
The same assembly and a 1Rmoer of
etAsrs OF the younger set are arrang-
ing a series OF SIX dances similar n
those which were given last year by
the Berkeley Saturday Night club. The
patronesses viii be Mrs E J. Wicks0n
Mrs 4 n sutton Mrs Frederick Slate
Mrs Henry Martinez and Mrs J. :
Wood,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
WOULD BRING IN
OUTLYING TOWNS
Iitv Council Will Be Asked to
Call Election to Vote on
Annexation

OAKLAND. sept 1I-The chamber
q commerce. the Merchants. exchange
and other civic bodies have taken up
r1e agitation for the annexation tc
Cak.and OF all % Br0ohiyn township
rat Is now outside OF Incorporated
,.--es This win Include FruItvaIe-
lefrose. Dtm8nd. AlleusaIe. Fttch5urg
ana EluhursI and give as Oakland's :
eastern boundary the san LealGro
bridge u - estimated nat z Po7uls-
tion u se.eea wil thus ~ added 20
Z-e cl-- q C2klanc-
Owing 10 Ehe fact thar che Project
81 annexation was detected tu-q Years
20 rr some Ct tire suburbs u8w pro
IoSed l. ls included surEle added ter
r1torg. no e6Crt % aEfote --r7lszation
was made hv tte munf-ipaL autisoritics
&c rhe civic bodies af Oakland unZfi
themselves in favor o. BEL lnlexeA
This vas done On rhc express advice
Ct Eavor lEo-r Re- Itlv ILziZeus Of
Bro1 klFu township cri-slfie have volun-
1artIs- Declared themselves IN favor OF
5linirE O. sakLzrE pell-E1ns circulated
zhere have beea slgle1 hE large uz-
--orltles u voters. and mass meetings
57r1r of aIneNarlen nave been wel
~ sated and enthusiastic
! Tnder Tire auspices Of the civic
bosses ct oakland. similar petitions
Tllll ncV he circulated In oakland. ask
--E The city co-Ecl 80 call an election
-lr alneUaVion- E-5ur tlorsszI sIgners
sre necessary 70 these Petitions. and
-llelce Is expressed tlaE This mum
sse- W- be obtained U-E-5O-sI trouble
-t----a-ors haze ALREADY been zp-
pointed ard mere thau & nznIred Pc
E-ols are neW being offered Tor tie
signature cf oakland voters Tha cir
@ p
c-lel points Ct the citE aud are also
making canvass of the business Of
-1eS- II IS eEpected tlz1 rhe leces-
sr 4aal Signatures WiI 7e secured il
-me % present tas petition AT Non
ca meeting ef the council
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
DISPLAYS TENDER LOVE
FOR VERB "HOMOLOGATE"
Rosebery Uses Scotch Word
That Means Approval

The charming address. just pub
lished. which Lord Rosehery delivered
before the Old Edinburgh cluo dis
plays 3 tender love for the verb hon.
cgate--that splendid Scottish word
whicEE we SO seldom hear outside Edfn-
burgh- As Lord Rcse5eFy SAYS. the
word is OF everyday occurrence in
Scotland. and will be found frequently
in good writings, for instance. Dr.
john Brown the author OF -Rab and
His Friends. uses II in his delightful
-HOrae SuhseciVae, and Dr. PiazI
Smith Is another sponsor for that
splendid Scottish word Both these
authorities Use IL simply as synony-
nous with approval In Scots law
however. Ii has q technical signiflca-
tI0E. and this. no doubt. is IT'S source
-Homoiogatfon. when used IN par
lament house. that is the law courts.
signifies an act by which person ap-
proves a deed. the effect 81 which ap-
probat act IS to render the deed
though itself defective. binding upon
the person by whom IL IS homci0g4red-
The word IS by no means uncommon
among trade unfonistS on both sides of
the Tweed--L0ndon Globe
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
EAGLES OF STATE
WIN THEIR FIGHT
Make Deal at Omaha TO Secure
Convention of 1911 for
San Francisco
ESeeciaI DnpoIeh 10 The Cali

OMAHA. Ne0-, Sept 1.-THE CaIifor~
MA delegates 70 the Eagles convention
have arrived and the entire city is
aware OF the fact They were met al
the unEen station by the Omofla Eagles
In q body. a band and several hundred
day. The procession marched through
the business portion OF the city 4
large Storeroon was secured. where
California wines and fruits were IN
Immediately upon their arrival the
California delegates put their two
boous in action
The CaIiforniaus are booming san
Francisco for the 1911 convention. and
IL is said that they have made good
The report IS that they have agreed
with ST Louis 10 give that city the
convention next year \ nd take II 10 tile
coast year later.
The other boom is for J. s Parry for
grand worthy rice president. who IS
conteSting against Senator Grady OF
New York II looks as Il Parry is
going TO have the almost united sup
port Of the delegates west OF the Mis-
sissippi and big block OF those from
the south Until TODAY Grady seemed
to have the solid east, but this after
E0on and tonight big fnFoads were
made in his territory. and the CalIfor-
MA man viii have number OF votes
from tho far east
California badgeS~zre everywhere IN
The hotels and on the streets
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
NEWS OF ALAMEDA
WEDDING AT TWO
IN THE MORNING
Couple Defeat Brides Mother by
Unconventional Ceremony,
After Waiting 5 Years


BERKELEY. sept It--As eulmIna-
over a perfed of more than eight years.
Miss Grace Louise I4etrher a pronli-
nent resident Of this city. and Hurd
Spence of Los Angeles. overcsEHe pa
rental objection BY being married a.
; o'clock this morning in Oakland
Chief Deputy County Clerk An
drew E Johustone was uuceremoni-
ouSIy dragged out OF bed at that hour
and taken in an automobile 70 the
county clerks Office. where license
was secured
The quest for : minister next occu-
pied the attention OF the party. in which
were the bride and groom elect. Jo-
sephIna I.ercher. a sister OF the bride
10 be. Lloyd Hughes, William B. stan
ford. an Oakland businessman. ard
others who were gathered TO make the
plans for the marriage
After considerable delay Clergyman
was secured and the couple Joined in
marriage in his home After That q
wedding feast was held at the ST.
Marks hotel. where Mr.. and Mrs
Sperse have taken apartments
The party did not break up. until
Mrs Minnie H LeteIler. the brides
mother. who lives at zs14 Hilgard
street. was visited and the news OF
the romantic eIOpement broken TO her
She said today that she was opposed TO
the match on account OF her daughters
poor health
According 10 Mrs LetcFer the couple
rad been engaged for eight years but
the wedding had been postponed q
number OF times on account OF the
health OF the bride.
Fearing that the objections OF her
mother would De insurnoUntzble un-
less the opportunity was taken advan-
q ge Of. Spence came TO this city yes
terisy and asked that the marriage be
performed at once The bride asssnted
and after dining last night IN San
Francisco tsIephoned for her sister TO
Join the party Plans were hurriedIy
made and the trio went 10 Oakland and
after calling for friends routed john
stone out Of bed and the wedding fol-
lowed
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-12
COLLATING VOCABULARY
OF APES OF AFRICA
Garner Finds That These Are
Dialects IN Monkey Language

Archbishop Trench tells Us -shat the
SomerSetsnfre Eng lahorer goes
throu - life Eish a vocabulary cf about
SOC words. and according 10 a Paris
Journal Professor Garner whose
studies OF the language cf ares are
wei known. has collected So words ~
he tongue of the monkeys in the
Corzo. 50 II * probable. = the P-o-
ressOr live long enough. We shall 1nsl
that sir1ian Ia-grage = aS varied as
thar Of The Somerset Iaco-er- The pro-
ressor gives examples kh.-lc means
.--sE<e care -z-ou-u : -n0-her hu-
hrs~ --enis way and -chu1 whats
The professor also notes HAT IN d.
ferez.t parts t1s dialects o< the mon
KEYS dfrer such : sne -esu1- az his
pathological s1dies in the forest of
Nkaraf