davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
Ger brape Yeperl.

Gin HeiIenber tommt gum erIten
Male in bic srObere Stabt " =. Oa
sr ben Wes pom einen gabnbof gum
anberen ni@t tennt, fragt er ben tleiz
men pepi,
3ismIi9 bereitpillis 5eist Inn Der
9leine ben Dsg. Nun gibt Der 5rems
be benz tleinen ais Selobnung Elm
3peibeGeritiid nit ben Worten:
Run, pas ipirIt OH benn nit benz
Gslbe ma9en?"
Wprauf pepi antportet:
s. seb's oa Wutta."
Ser Srembe gibt erfreut benz tteinen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno lagt gu i6m:
n0u biit elm braper Sungs. llno
mas pirlt 0u benin nit oielem Geloe
maden9"
Yepi antportst liegesbeipubt:
nDu tbu / mir 3igaretten taIen9"
uno eilt oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
9 Ii tbenIe5e.

4nldblid Der rSla" (Snt.rnationale
Quiti4iffdbrt z@us iteuung). ipurpe in
elmer Grantfurter Wldbdenfhul. bas
4uflastbema Zeppelin III seseben.
Sin gadfiih iGrieb ben bent:-irbisen
Sep: .Oas Stelett 3err.lins kikbt
Gus 4urminium."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
0oIoiiaIer q B.

r9ic @eoihte oes iuneen @oloItein
iilb nad) einem Wonnt in s%ipeiter
Nnilaae erihienen."
~aunititiid! Gle erite bat Ser
alte allein getauit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
q d o.!

Grdulein ": vWarum Fat benn
sna benz preoiser Npbrbaum sinen
Rorb ~seseben9"
5raulein g.: nDu peibt bod, lie
1T Elm Nbhen taub, unb als er um NJ
.e 9ano anbielt, ba oaf)te lie, er pous
pom ibr e:nen 3uidub gu elmer neusn
Drsel baben, unb oarum iaste lie, lie
!Gnnte ihr 9elo better sebrauden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

EGfIe snr Meiie in's Mnslanb b..
ierat &. Maine, Nr. 413, Ci.YaIh.
mpreitraee, nabc Snitpm Ssnie ~.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
@ratuIire e.

- BUR 9%erIobuns tpelder Sbrer
9Ddter bari man benn beute 9ratulis
ren?"
- ~@6, seben g.! IS 1T pieoer bic
Y%aula!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
Ser 9sdmte {.

/ - Ser !Serr Meier bat absr fir
feline Selise einen sroben @rabitein
feben Iafien!!"
.Na, ia, ionit pdr' ia Der Ianse
SitsI nidt brauf gsgansen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

nGib Dem 9srrn g 2rintgs!o i'm
oorbinein. oaB er uns freunoli4 bs'
banoelt!!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

.Sa, benten sic iid: pumpt mid
Der aerl UNI einen grDBeren YetraS
on uno gebt bon mir brett -"
49,. in bic aneipe!"
v8epabrs, oas bate i9 i6m fdlieB.
li6 niht periibelt: in bic 9abeanItalt
lit er ge9dn9enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

m 9rieben.
patient: uRa, Serr DOttor. i'd iels
Der psrpe S@nen bie 3ednuns pobI
niht me6r bt5ablen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

3%affintrt.
Sunse 5rau (im quicmobi!,: ,s(m
fd0niten tiibt IS Iih in ben 8urpsn,
ba giebt srS6puns nod Na6Orud!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

Mann uilo Srau. I%ngeflagter, ba'
ben Sic .etpos 81 S6rer 3ertbeioi'
auna bordnbrimaen?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

Srsmeer: .Was bat Osnn Der aa psnmeifer fir ensn msrtpdrOisen
Tirisentenfab?"
Bauer: "wiHm g, mir bom J rO srauft, unO ba bat er nod ben
3aunHeden in Der 9anb!-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03
Gin 8inb Der 3eit.

Stnn6esbeomter (ebemalis
ger Nintsrid,terl: .unb nun erfldre
i'd Sie>fraft meincs amtcs fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-12-03

nGntihulb'ge Sc nur giebiait,
d glee'n MffenbinI6er, uno Der babbe
70 a 9oar freinbli6e Soeen ipie Sie.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20
a s.

slm Donneritag itarb in Sou.
Iton am Sisidlag elm Mann NameMs
Ibomas S. goofe, Der Dor einiael
@oden bon Bbilaoelpbia oortbn
gefommen mar. slm ielben Gage
puroe in glgin elm Neger, Der bein
2egen bon @oiierrobren beiddftigt
mar, in Solge Der soite tobliid,tia
Sll Gotlllla muroe ein Mann Namens
Priie Daniel obnmd6tig, erbolte iif
aber balo nieoer. sssn @aco 1tarl
eiil getpiiier Or. S. @. Sillaro on
Sisi6lag uno in Sutto tpuroe eir
Sdweoe Namens Oscar Carlton, Der
in elmer Gin arbeitet, obnmadtia
man fiirdtet, oaB er iterben miro.
- 8eim 3eueipaiden fam in Geo.
broof Elm iunges Mdohen Nomens
Wabel Sbnede Dem offenen sseuel
unter oem @aidfeiieI gu nabe. ssbre
aleioer gerieten III grano l,no liz
empfing idwere @erlesungen
- Aus Muitln miro gemeloet,
oab peridieoene Der idtpar3en Bic.
gel nit oenen Der 5ubbooen i'm Sea
pitol, abpebieInb nit MnrmorpIat.
ten, belest lit, in 6oIee Der Site ga.
iprungen fino.
8ie es beiBt beabli1tigt Iii.
lere MrmeepermaItung in Ser Nd3t
BON lpaloe 8eriu1e nit 2uftihifier
3il MAIDEN. Sic min bort Az oieIem
3ued Elm Stiid 2ano faufen ooel
pahten.
{. u. Sope aus Wet. 8ernor,
Der ii6 ebenfaus Inn Die oemofrati.
l6e @ouberneurs-Nonination be.
pirbt, bot feline Champagne NIT elner
@eoe in @bitelprigbt begonnen. gr
lit elm entibieoener grobibitionili
uno elm begeiiterter 9lnb1nger Camp.
bea's, ben er fir etnen Der beitell
8ouperneure erfl1rt, Die 9eros ie
gebabt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20

Die @iener 9lrbeiter Sd)nei-
Der itno &oracef botten eineu oriai.
nellen @onerltreid alsgebedt, un1
En1bollen 5ll iteblen. ehneioes
lieB ii1 in cine gu bieienl 3pecf be-
i6offte leere &iite einiperren oie
on Die @oreiie zines gefannten 9eo-
mems gfeoel nod &aoelsbah bel
| Wien aufgegeben puroe. Den
Srodtbrief fiibrte er BEL fi6 in ser
Soibe. &oracef erpeoirte oie Giite
5un gabnbof mo oos sSradtltiicf
fiir Den na6iten Sag 5ur @bIenolmo
an ieinen 8eitimmungsort bereitae
itellt tpurbe. Sn Ser Stiae Ser Nnht
perlieB Sdneioer Die &iite, fiilte lie
nit bort lagernoen Stoffbollen, per-
lbloB lie iorgfaltig unb perlieB Sen
Babnbof. Gin ipidtiees Weoment
batten Die 8auner BEL ibrem Oiehes-
plon ieood bergelien. Sic botten
Den Ioreiiaten BON Ser Senolmo
ridt beritanoiet nno als Geoel bon
Der Vabn oos 9lpis erbielt, ooB 6ie
stllte angelongt iei periueigerte Ell
Die glnnobne. Die 9febe paren
ln5tpilden ielbit na6 &ooelsbah ae-
tonlnlen I'M BON gfooel bos sSracht-
gut in gmpfana 5u nebmen. glls
lie bon oen 8erlouf Ser Gahe Dor
ten gerieten lie IN @ut llno modjtelt
Dem Sfeoel in einem @a1tbaltie ei-
men iolden Sfanoal, oaB einlge
@lte, oorunter 8abnbeamte, Ser
oodt l6opften. S6neioer uno
8orocef muroen ser 8olisei norqe-
fnbrt, lino 10 fam Die &iiteneeldidte
ans Sogesli6t. 9ie beioen ssrellnoe
botten iih nun megen 0iebItoGls
Dor Dem @iener grfenntniBieuata
81 peraltporten. Sic moren poa-
fommen geltdnoig. Sdneioer idil-
oerte inter GROCER Seiterfeit, pc(-
DIE anaIen er in Der feltperi6loi'e-
men 8iite arsgeitonoen, bis er emo
lid nm Witternadt, als es am 9obn-
bot IT'LL gemoroen rpar, Dem llnbeirn-
liden @elab entIteigen fonnte. oSp
g'idpitt bob i6 mein 2ebea
nod nidt" iaete er 5u Dem Wfitan-
geflagten itidt obne Sumor, ,nno
g'bobt bob' ih mir oaoon. Gas
@eridt erfonnte bei0e glngeflaqteu
ihuloig unb perltrteilte Shneioer
pegen 9iebitobGs 81 8ebn Wonoten.
&oracef megen Wtitihulo gu .oier
Wonoten f6meren 3erfers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20

freis beibrdnft. Gin Sobll uno ieds
sodter, iotpie 20 gnfel uno
llrenfel biloeten oen UNI bos Subel.
paar eeidaarter 4reis. 9ie Sci.
mot Ser beioen @beIeute iit Mi6 III
Oeiterreih. Mls Sieb5ebniabriser
panoerte @etteneel 1s47 nod
almerifa aus uno fam oireft nod
Pittsburg. Ssm 9luguit 1S49 ehe-
li6te er feline Sugenofrelutbin @rne-
time ain5el. Srob ieiner IS 2e=
bensiabre lit Ser Subilar nod riiltia
tlno aub leine 78iorige @attill cr-
freut iid gutter @eiullobeit uno Mim-
terfeit. Durh GleiB uno 5porlonl-
felt bot Serr @etteneel ltnabbdn-
sigfeit errungen. giele Sabre ar=
teitete er in 5abrifen uno lp1ter
lpibmete ct ii6 ser 4obler-Siloulfrie.
9SSln Sabre 1886 begab er iid in sen
3fuBeitan6.
= SSn peribieoenen Seilen So
lpraoo's giebt es 5ur 3eit ltebery
lbpemmnngen. Die Sliiiie itnb in
Jolge oes ftarfen &esens iiber fire
llfer getreten nto baben grobere
@ebiete unter @aiier geiest. Da
iebt nun gerobe Die 3eit lit, in ser
oiele neutrality-suspicious. nad Go
loraoo fommen 10 fiben foit iiberaI
S6aaren bon Heiienoen felt. 81,
Dem fleinen Srt Soliba ollein loaen
Sauien6 bon ibnen ourh oos @ai-
eingeibloiien iein uno abnlid iiebt
es fat in alien Srten an Der Oer-
Der & Colorado rno Ser MioIonh
gabn aus. Seoer bofft, boB ser Ser
febr balo tpieoer bergeiteIlt mcroen
anoge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20

Der itnsmfrieSeme Eplitifer am gier
tiid.
9tetn, es gebt bpd iett anf Grben
gar ntd1ts nebr mad titeinent Ginn.
Mnbers nnk Die SadJe tuerben.
Spnit tit bal6 ber 9i,ttnrnel 6tm.
gar ntt)t pafiem mir, auf Gbre,
Ste Senntten, grDk 1titb Hetn,
Wenit td) 1elbit ant Gnber tuGre,
Spllte es 6alb anbers iein.
9ie Hrpbtbitipniiten treibem
Merger es sm jeber Stnnb'.
Mtan lDlt ibnen bem &iimntel reibcn,
Senn ne mad)ens gar su bant.
Mber aud bic Mntis ppllen
@ar nidt refJt gefallem mir,
Wtel energifdler mod ipllen
Sic nertetb'gen infer 8ier.
Mnd) TT ber 9fatnr bcrihDbeu
Sdetnt mir Mlles, idJ bab's iatt'
Strr', Grbbeben, Stnrntestpbcn,
Srtngt nrs je6es Seitmngsblatt
Die Sarif =Nefprnt, bic menlid)
Sic TT WaibingtDm gernadt,
5tnb' td gang nnb gar abi6eulidb,
Hnn tie bat mid anfgebraf1t.
Stpar fann ih nitbt grabe iaeen,
gSas an ibr mir rteift miffalit,
Wsan mnk iiber allies flagen,
@as paifiert iett anf ber WeIt.
Maes gelt In bieien gagen
Sn bic Bride, 10 tpie 10,
gs TT nidJt mebr 5n ertragen.
Seilner, mod me q Ia mp!
9ieies 8ier lit bpdJ, idJ ,uette,
Gtnstg gnt auf bteier @elt,
Wenn id) ~ I a mp" nidbt hitte
gSar' es id1led1t ant mild beitel(t
Sdimpfen ,nnk id iiber Mles,
Steies Bier nnr itimmt mild frpb,
Vile gSelt fat bent' ben 9alles,
Aber nift 6as ~ I a ut p!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20
Siebeu gseit lointpr

Sieben @eit 8ointer aooet-
ten, Die oes oSa3ine" iiberfiihrt
ftnb, iinb aus Der 9lnltolt ousgeluie-
fen morben Sic ioIlen an ser Wib,
banbluna oes &aoetten Orlando
Sutton, oeS 8rnbers oes ipGbreno
Der lesten 3eit biel genarlnten 2ellt-
nant Sutton, beteiliet eetpeien fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20
5taat Ohio. EoIeoo.
2ucaS Con- n 1 h. &c

SranfS. GDenep beihtu5rt, oah
er Der dftere Yartner Ser ssirma S. s.
5 9eaeb nnb 8 0. lift, tpeIcbe @efddfe
te IN Der Gtaot SoIebo. in obengenallnz
tenn gountb uilo 9taate, tut. nno bab
oefagte Sirnla Die @unn1e bon Ell n
bunbert 9oIIars fir ieben Sea
2on 8atarrb be5a6len ipiro. Der 6ur6 ben
8ebraid| bon SaIIs &atnrr f.
EUR ni6t gebeilt iperoen farln.
Sranf S. gbenep,
Bef1tporen BON mir unb ,lrters
f6rieben in meiner @egennurt
I'M 6. September g 9. '86.
Siegel.
q. %. Gle on, 0ffentliher Notar
9nu's &atnrrb@Rur tpirb i1nerfi1 ges
non1men unb tpirH brett auf bas BIltt
nnb bic fbleinligen SberflGden oes Gps
Ifems. aaBt Gud 8eusnifie frei Sn-
i6iden
S. S. gbeneb & Co.. Soleoo. g.
Ierfalft bon allen Npotbefen, 75c.
8au's Eamilien<BilIen iinb bic better.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20
@aibinstum's Ieif-8rutitatten

Iieaen in ben rlieorigen, marfdieer
llfern beg Botomae, oen 9rutItdtte1
ser Walaria-& Seine. 9ieie Seine ter.
urioden Sieber, Sbiittelfroit, @al-
lenfieber, @elbiu6t, 2aiiigfclt,
S6ipade uno aQgemeines uebelbe-
finoen uno bringen Sauieitoen ia6r-
lih 500 uno 2eioen. 9lber electric
9itters nerfeblt ME, iie gu 5erltorsa
uno oIIe Walaria-2eioen au belIe1
o@s iit Der bette olleemeine Sorif
ino bas bette Walaria-Seilmittel
oos id ie eebraudt babe", idreibt
81. 90. sSones in 2ouellen, 9. 6. Gs
frriert ben Wtagen, oie 2eber, oic
9eieren unO 8lutfranfbeiten uno Der.
binoert Sppbus @eriu6t es. SOC.
@orontiert BON alien 9rugguiItell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-08-20
Die 0epohuer nou GnuAio NJ

= Die 8elpobner bon Gambia oui
auf &reta baben Die bon ben M1a-
rine-Solooten Der Wd6te einge;ogee
ne griediide Slogge tpieoer ouf0c-
biBt. Spdter muroe iie BON 6en
8eboroen ober bod entfernt.
Die tiirfiide Negier,lng fon.
5entriert ibre 6lotte bei Der Ss!liel
9orpatbos, balbmegs 5ipii9en 4reta
uno 9fbooos gelegen.
- 3ie grie6iide &eeierltng bot
oie lette 9tote Der Siirfei beantluor-
tet. Ser Ssnbalt Der 9eote lit nob
ni6t befonnt ee9e6en, bo6 ioa lie
iebr freunoidaftii6 uno entgegen.
fonmeno gebolten iein.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
ONE MAN WOUNDED AND
BROTHER DRIVEN INSANE
Three italians Engage in Fight Aboard
Fish Boat and One Is a
Fugitive

MARTINEZ. Cal, April 5-Baptista
Enea, an Italian fisherman, is suffer
ing from two bullet wounds, one IN
the leg and the other in the shoulder;
Frank Enea, his brother, is a raVing
maniac, confined in a padded cell, ana
Salvatore Lucido, the third member OF
the boats crew, is lurking in some
hidden corner of the Italian quarter IN
San Francisco, a fugitive from justice,
because the three could not reach an
amiable understanding as to the d.
vision of their catch.
The dispute occurred in the cabin OF
the Eneas when the boat returned
from a successful trip last night. Luz
cido fled from the cabin, pursued by
one of the brothers armed with razor.
Vowing vengeance, Lucido hurried 10
his own house, secured his revolver and
returned to the cabin. Baptista Enea
opened the door at his knock, and Lu-
edo fired five shots, two of which took
effect.
Leaping into the boat Lucido pulled
out into the darkness and all trace OF
him was lost, though it is believed he
went to San Francisco.
A few minutes after the shooting.
while the doctors worked over the
wounded man, Frank Enea became
suddenly insane and battled desper-
ately with the police until he was over
powered and locked in a padded cell.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Protocol Is Approved

CoNsTANTINOPLE April 5.-After
ten hours of stormy debate. In winch
the Albanian deputies accused the gov
eminent of selling portion of the en-
nire for an insignificant sum, the cham
Der today approved the Austro-Turk-
ish protocol by a vote of 1876 to 49, This
protocol, which provides for settlement
of the differences arising out OF the an
nexation by Austria of the
provinces of Bosnia and Herzegovina
was signed at Constantinople on Fep,
ruary &c. Under it Turkey received
ar 200. 600 indemnity.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
PRINCESS De SAGAN HOPES =
STORK WILL BATTLE COUNT
Heir Expected in July to Get For-
tune Desired by De Cas-
teIlane

CHICAGO, April 5.-A special cable
from Paris says:
A bombshell that will shatter all the
financial hopes of Count Boni de Cas-
tellane is contained in the news that
the Princess de Sagan expects the ar
rival of a new heir to the De Sagan
and the Gould millions some time IN
June or July.
The arrival of the De Sagan heir will
give Anna Gould the whip hand over
Boni.
BY her fathers will the princess is
pernitted to leave her fortune to any
child or children she might have. This
makes her able to hold BOufs children's
future inheritance and welfare over his
head to whip him into less warlike
frame of mind.
Should Boni persist in his efforts to
estrange the children from their mother
and embitter them against De Sagan
it is in her power to cut off the De
Castellane fortune for the benefit of the
coming heir of the De Sagans.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
KILLED BY MEXICAN
IN LIQUOR QUARREL
MURDERER VAINLY TRIES TO
HIDE IN RIVER
Trouble Occurs in Notorious Resort at
HoitviIle, Originating in Dis
pute Over Payment for
Whisky
Ispecial TO The Herald.l

Ell CENTRIC, Cal, April 5.-John
Proctor, a young rancher, was fatally
stabbed by a Mexican. Jose Cabrera
in an alteration in Holtville yester-
day afternoon, the quarrel arising over
Proctor's refusal to pay the Mexican
for a flask of whisky.
The murderer fed to the Alamo nv
er and attempted to hide in the water.
but was ferreted out by a posse OF
citizens and arrested. He attempted
later to escape, but was wounded by a
citizen armed with shotgun. he Is
now in the county Jail at Ell Centre
The pool hall where the trouble oc-
Cured has been long a resort for mood
lums and worthless characters. Muci.
illicit liquor selling has been reported
there, and several drunken men were
in the place Sunday afternoon.
Proctor, it is alleged. took whisky
flask from Cabrera and refused TO pay
for il. They quarreled and were or
dered to leave the hall. As they did
so the Mexican fell on Proctor ana
stabbed him in the breast, death re-
sulting Immediately.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
compers Addresses Students

NEW YORK, April 5.-Samuel Com
pers, president of the American FEEDER
alton of Labor, talked to the studehls
"Iustice in Labor Disputes" He said:
Strikes. boycotts and lockouts are
evils which it is our duty to make UNI
necessary. 1 hope to see the labor men
prevent all such things. But 1t is
necessary that the workers be organ
lied to check greed. There is one
strikes. and that is a demoralized and
depraved manhood"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Mrs. Ratonyi Granted Delay

NEW YORK, April 5.-A weeks time
in which to get the deposition of a
witness was allowed the plaintiff in
the suit of Mrs. Fannie Work Burke
Roche Batonyi for divorce from her
husband, Aurel Batonyi. when the case
was called for trial in the supreme
court here today. Beatrice Brevaine, a
chorus girl, was the witness whose tes-
timony Mrs. Batonyis attorneys asked
additional time to procure.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Off ONCE MORE
IN SEARCH OF
NICK OSWALD
CHIEF OF CRIMINAL BUREAU
DEPARTS HURPlEDLY
AUTO PARTY REPORTED HEADED
TOWARD MoJAVE
Former Right Hand of Late TENDER
Ioin Boss Before Grand Jury
n During the Entire Morn
ing Session
N RESSED in khaki suits and taking
with them rations sufficient to

N MESSED in khaki suits and taking
with them rations sufficient to
~ last three days, Samuel l..
Browne, chief of the bureau of crlmlnal
investigation in the district attorney $
Office. accompanied by two assistants
A. G. Ramsey and Robert Maehl, and a
chauffeur. left Los Angeles in an auto
mobile yesterday. They will make an
other dash for the latest reported Mo
ing place of Nick Oswald, former ru iIst
of the redlight district. The men ieIt
the international Savings Bank pulia-
ing. in which the district attorney
office is located, about 4:3O O'Clock, ana
according to report, were headeu To-
ward Mojaye.
A. c. Ramsey, one of Brownies men,
reached Los Angeles yesterday AFTER
noon after a search for cleWs OF Tue
missing man that covered part of sat
urday and all Sunday That he gained
some important information was indl-
Gated by the hurried preparations mace
by the party later in the day
Fetter Called to Testify
The special grand jury, called to in
vestigate charges of vice protection.
resumed its sessions yesterday, the first
witness being William Lawrence Fet-
ter, one of Oswald's old associates dur
ing the serene days in the restricted
territory. Fetter answered questions
ali the forenoon session and returned at
o'clock to be questioned further. He
was excused after he had been in the
Jury room less than ten minutes. In all
probability he will be the first witness
today.
John Foil, who is said to have col
lected rents from unfortunates in the
district: Felix Claveriea, a saloon
keeper at 226 Also street, and Hector
Rebagliatti former business associate
of Oswald. also were examined.
The grand jury will meet again at III
O'Clock today. but it was stated yester-
day that an adjournment might be
taken until the return of Detective
Browne from his trip in search Oh
Oswald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Shoots at Fleeing Foraer

SAN FRANCISCO, April "a sem
sation was caused at the Crocker Ma
tional bank this afternoon by the fir
ing of two shots at Forrest Tucker,
young man who attempted to cash
bogus check for $16.15 and was making
a dash for the door. Failing to obey
an order to halt by Special Policeman
Smith, the latter rushed after the
fleeing man and fired at him twice.
Neither shot took effect. Tucker ran
into saloon and was arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
To Ahbrevlate Curriculum

CHICAGO, April 5.-Announcement
was made today by DR.. Arthur Dean
Beyan. professor of surgery at Rush
Medical college, that the council of
medical education of the American
Medical association, in session here,
has recommended shortening the course
of medical study by at least one
third. The present curriculum in vogue
at the majority of colleges is from 5000
to 5000 hours. distributed over four
years course.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Alleoed periurer Arraiened

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-United
States District Attorney Robert Dew
lin, his chief aid. George Clark, AMI
oscar w. LANCE, chief of the second
division of the general land office, were
called to the stand today in the pre-
liminary hearing of the seven charges
against Charles P. Smell of perjury al
legged to have been committed while
he was testifying in the Remembering
land fraud cases. The main issue of
the day was the attempt to locate a
contract or copy thereof which figured
in the previous cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Demand Duty on Coal

WASHINGTON. April 5. - Protest
against the free importation OF Cana
dian coal as provided for in the Payne
tariff bill was made to a meeting to-
day of the representatives of every
coal district in West Virginia and of
a representative of the state of Wash
ington. Eighty-five per cent of West
Virginias business is said to be in its
coal mines. A committee of coal mine
men will appear tomorrow before the
senate finance committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Eremont Older in Court

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5.-Fre-
mont Older managing editor of the
San Francisco Bulletin. was in Police
Judge Deasy's court today to press his
suit against James Fl. Bowling, for
mer secretary and treasurer of the
Garments union, for whose arrest Older
last week swore out warrant charging
libel. Bowling asked for a
which was granted. He
will be arraigned on Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
MANY Locomotives Destroyed

FORT WORTH, Texas, April 5,-In-
yestigation today following last Satur-
DAVIS fire which caused more than
81. 600. 900 loss revealed the fact that
the Texas & Pacific railroad lost thlr-
tv-fve instead Of twenty engines in the
of it's roundhouse. The
burned area will be rebuilt. Two hum
dred children were unable to attend
school today because of books and
clothing lost in the fire.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Americans MAY Resign

MEXICO CITY, April 5.-According
TO reports current today it is probable
that every American passenger con-
ductor employed by the merged roads
IF Mexico will either resign or submit
to a daily checking up of the accounts
by Mexican train inspectors. The lat
FER officials were put on all trains on
April / over the vigorous protests of
the conductors 1t is declared the lat
ter have asked that the inspectors be
removed before the end of this month
Or the Americans will resign.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Steamer Strikes pereIiot

LONDON, April 5.-A dispatch to
Iloyds from Punta Arenas, Chile, says
the British steamer Oakbranch struck
what is supposed to have been dere-
lict in the straits of Westminster and
was abandoned in a sinking condition.
The first officer and eighteen Of the
crew and passengers were landed safely,
but the captain and twenty persons are
missing.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-06
Demand Sunday Closing Law

STOCKTON, April 5.-Republicans
and Democrats tonight nominated in
ward meetings lists of delegates to be
voted for at a primary election tomor-
row, and an independent force, called
the Good Government league, tonight
decided to put an independent ticket in
the field, saying they will fight for the
present Sunday closing law ana VIII
not accent the Republican promise to
enforce the law until majority of the
voters demand in an election its re-