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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
@un Sec nnb Safen.

Ntcbei IN Der 9oi mod)t bic Sdifiobrt
~aci1Drlid). - Iollcrtc is Stunls
Den lang. - 9ompicr n@aibinl
ton" colibirt nit ciltcr Barge,
.Yresluu" fonlmt Wiitte nidl-
tier @ohe.
Ger bihteltc Nebel, Der ieit lon9er
3cit bcrrihte, bing nabe5n aht5ebn
Stunocn lang ieit 9omleritog @benb
i!ber Der Stobt uno gui lulo lid)tctc
lid crit gegen If ltbr Aeitcrn %or
n:ittag. Sang defenders %unnngcnebnt
iuuroe Oeriel6e natiirlid) alif Dem
@niier pcrIpiirt llno mllrbc bicShiif'
fdbrt in Der @ui nabc,ll politGnbig
troh scleqt. S1mmtlid)c Gampier
longtcn nit grocer Scrip1tuna al
mo Der cinjiJc. Der Dor Der Mtittags-
llunOe onlangte, mar Der 9olnpfer
.Warplano."
Hod) eincnl BET ser y. G~ou9bcrtp
So. aus Noriolf cingetrofienen Sele-
Grornm cpllioirte Der Innipfer
.@aibinaton" BON Scr r@aibingtcn
nnb 9tcriolf Gampfidiffabrts = &c
iculd,uft" mdbreno bes Atebcls nit
Der Barge ySomcriet." ipcId)c ~
NortsnlolltD Ilats Dor slufcr lag uno
brad)tc oc%rielben an ser @oiicrlinic
c;u groBcs 2cd bel. @liifIidcr @ei'e
iror Die Barge llllr leidt aeiabcn unb
hIicb ocshalb Dor Dem ltntcrgang be-
nubrt. Sic milroe iofort mad Nor-
foIf sur Heparatur gebraht. @Gb
reno IN Der Nut beilte Torlnittaa nod
i;beroll NcbcI bcrrihtc, lplrbe ru,
Cape Senrp aus bcridtet, oaS cas-
Wctter BORT bereitS pollitdubig flor
mar.
Gcr Norbbeutihc 2lopb. Camper
~Hreslau," Der lid nit 505 Eoiiogie-
zen oi 9prb ulli Der Nobrt rcn Gre.
men l.od) Baltimore bciinoei. miro
ctro ON Mittipod) bier eintreiicn.
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y@ittclsbad)-@crcin."
Wastcnball = Montas, 1. Tcbrmar.
Wrrmanin.M Gnnerd)ur-Snllc.
0ruAartiae GiEncn Mnffibrnng.
06,23)

Nclniatcn sic Srottoirs
II d) t. - ,Nl scr 'iio,ucItiid)Nu Enli-
5ciitotion ipur0cn 1citcrn Sluti Eeric.
len 81 - Straic lulo Soften nlt.r
Der @eid)uloigiulA ueril tbeilt, Cas-
Srcftoir Dor ihren 8runhitiidcn ittdli
bon Sd)ltee IND Sis irei Gchalten III
haben. sld)t5ebn anccre Ec:lorca
bie ullter gleid)cr Seidulbigun9 itoi,.
ben. ipurhen gegen 3abll,n1 Ser 0p'
iten 1ntlaiieu.
Nor Nid)tar 2oocn III oet lueitli-
dIen Eolisciitotion mnren cbcltiulls
brei Ecrionen oicies @cr9ebcus Ge.
id1ulOi9t. Ter &abi entlisb lie nit
elmer %c%ruarnnna.
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Eonnenauf. nno 1tntereang.
IaS @etter.

Ias @etter.
Tiir Warplono ulo Sen Giitritl
Columbia beitte unbcItduotg NM
ipGrmer unb mobridcinlih Hegef
ipot am gIbcno unb morgen; lcid'tC
iiiblide @inbc.
IuS @etter mar geitcrn 5luor be.
itdnoig ober Der Sellfti9teitsgcboll
Ser 2uit mar oroB. unO bcsbalb fpln'
te Der Soe nid)t 81 Den ongenebmItell
1cred,net iuerbcn.
Die bGd)lte Scmperatur mar AZ
8roo nm 9 llbr Ha6nlittogs ulo Die
~nieorialtc 80 @rab I'M 6 llbr Wtor.
gems.
S,Sn ben on0ercn Qiuloe5 @etter
b~eobodtuna3 Stotioncn oc5 2a1bcp
iuilrben Die iolgcn0cn illcorlGlterl
Scmperotlren pcr3cifnct: GdItport
3S, Yortlonb 3S, 9plton az, Nlbonp
81, Hciu -Dorf 30, Ebilooelpbiu 30,
gltlontic. Stir so, Gupe Mnp -, @olh-
ington 80, Noriolf 80, SotteraS So,
Charlotte A, @ilmington 81, Char
lcIton 80. Snuonnob 56, Sodlnnnillc
60. Supitcr 20, Sen @cit 20, Itlontd
80, Montgomcrp 56, Mclu.S rlcur@
62, Yoleitinc 66, Collection 81, Gor.
plts Gbriiti GS, Wcmpbis 60, Gincin-
,toti 80, YittsburN As, Ssluego II,
@uiiolp At. Glcpelonb 80, Gctroit Al,
Ilpcnu 81, Morqltcttc "a, Greet gop
80, Chicago is, Gilllltb 30, Ct. Faltl
36, ct. 2ouis 80, aonioa Gitp so,
Smubu 36, Nl,ron 30, Wisruart -,
@iuiiton -, SABRE 26, Selcna IS,
Salt 2ofc 81, Tenper 36, NoriD
Elattc 80, Googc-Gitp 81, gmoriIlo
A ull0 Sos MuQclcS 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23

2uftihiffer Stcn5p bat
Teh. = Mug. 4. Y. Sten5p bon Nr.
1919, @innapItroBe, Der nit Der Gr-
finbulg ieines 2uftidiffcs, nit Dem
cr iiber Sen S5eon ilieaen polltc, boa
ober nod) INNER on Strife lit, be
rcits piel BON lid) re0en mlad)te, mur.
oe geitcrn in ser nitlid)cn Eoli5eilto-
ton lpc1cn cines angebIidlcngngriiia
dui 1Srni Srnnccs Hot6 Ourd) Hid)ter
S'Meiu nit $40 n11o Soften b%eitroft.
@ie Die ,yroii ailNab, fam Sten5D ont
Mbc1o bcs #. Sanlnr mad ibrcr
Sai,stbiirc ntb nerlonatc ibremMunll
al ichen. nit Gen, CT mlgeblib lptgel
elmer beleioi1c,ben @enlcrfru1g Gil,
Wort reoclt lpoute. 9ci bieier 6ele'
9enbeit iol or 6rou &utb oln grmc
Depadt unb geiflagcn boben. Sten5p
iagtc. CT ar6cite nod miner an lei
ncm Ieroplnn INTO acoenfe balb eil,ell
Mufitic1 at MAIDEN, Der Die Wslt III
Griraiineil nericten merbc.
Sntercifante Hcunton. -
lie II. Sabress Heuuion bcs Bal
timor, Mlilmuli. Gcrcii,s" beS ,Sidih,
ion-GoIlegs" fanb Neitcrn abeno i'm
.Yrunbel.Glub" al Der Gdc bon
CHARLES unb GaaeritraBe itatt. Or.
5. s. Settle lit Er1iioent bes @ereins.
Inter Ben Gbrcnediten befanScn iid}
TT. Geo. 6. Neeb. Hr1lipent bes .Nt,
finion.G oueas." uno Ir. Spanoo y.
Slper bon Der 6ofnltot Der 2cbrdr-
ItoIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
Ias ncnntc Ycabubs. 9ecital.

Ios ncitlltc Eeaboop : Hecitol, iuei-
DIES geitcrn 9tadnlittng in Ser Con
5ertballe ocs yEeoboop SnItitlts"
i~tnttialo, bradte Den @eiudcrn 5tuei
iebr %gcnuGreidc Stlmben. S,n Ser
0citreitung ser fiinitleriibcu Soften
p%erbanbcn iid) cine Der e@ritcn 8iani.
I~tinuel oeS Iuslanos, Sri. @ermaille
Sdnibcr, illo elmer %unierer pornebm,
item bieiigen aiinitlcr, Der 9eIliit &r.
Bart @irt. @aS Oelt 2ebtcrcn au.
gcbt, 10 lit CT als 2ebrer am uYcabn.
on SSnititllt" ltnh aIs SoliIt meitc.i
8~reiien Der StaOt befonlt, bebarf
baDer falrm einer G%iniiibrilng. Set
ne gcitriac Sortucrin lit Elm @eimar
aino. Sic mloftc ihou Dor 5luei
Sobren einlnal cine Go,,5crt,5 purnc
burb bic @ereinigten Staater mo
iuilroe bon EiIblifum mo &ritit icbr
ireirnolid) aufgenommcn. Sic liei;
iid) bamals ulld IN Baltimore boren.
Sbrc aiinltleridloft lit IN Der 3iui.
iherseit nod cntipideItcr ,tno gercii=
Ter 9eporocn. Sri. Sdnibcr lit bel'
tc obnc Srage cine Ser interciialtcitc
9efonntifoften, sic man i'm Gor3ert'
IDLE MADDEN fam. Giele, Die Tie ge'
bort, baben Tie nit ibrer sr0Bten lc+
bcnOcn G%olegin, Sercia Gorenno,
pcrglihen. ltno ni6t nit llnreht.
0tit ibr gemeininm bat lie sic folt
mGmlibe arait, Die peri0nIide Note,
Die ieber ibrer &ortrdae trigt. llno
bos gerabe lit es, mas ocnielben Die
unmittelbare @irfung iihert. IS
Itedt Gin gut Sbcil &oiic III bieier
jilngcn, ihIonfen Gomc, mond)mal
beat Der Scorer uniuiQfiirlid) bas 8c.
fiibl, oils ipiirbe brIemperomcnt nit
ibr bltrtgeben. slbcr tie berItebt cs
81, 5iigcln. Sic bate iid, cin geni6
nitt leiftes Eroaralnm getuablt, be
gilllcno nit Der Weetboncn'id)en 60
nate. Sp. III S.nnou (9llearo aiiui,
Mubante con motto ltnno Maegro ma
non troppo). Die tic nit tiefem glr,
pfin0en 81 8ebor brndltc. 3iuei Gbos
pin'idIc Gtlben 5ci9ten ibrc treffiit,c
9%eberridu1g iGmnltliher 8onabihl
fulgcn uulh ihr gor5 nls9e3eid,nct
altsgebilbetes SurOgelenf. Nad) benz
gSortrugc elmer Gtiloe in, Mal5eriorm
pom Saint-S aens nabnl Der @eifdu
bebeutenoe 0imeniioncn on. Die
&iinitlcrin lieB lid ubcr crit Elm bal
hes Ti,beno Mol berporrlifen. etc
iie Iid Slt elmer ,3ilgabe pcrItano. SSSnn
iibrigen nmioBtc ibr Tro9ramm III,
ter onocrcm nod einc Competition
BON 9lonoe Gebuiiy "@robesfc" be.
titelt mo .Maseppn" BON 2is5t.
Sllid) !Serr Bart @irB fonnte lid
iiber llnoanfbarfeit bes YitblifnmS
niht bcflagcn. Sein Eroaromm
brodtc .Spmpbol,iihc @oriationen"
bon Econ 9oelmonn, ,aol Mibrei,"
Nongio nad) elmer oltcit iiibild)cn
Weiie bon War @rltdy, uio .Sher3o"
bon 9. pon @ociis. Or Ipielte nit
ihonenl, 9rpBcn Con ulro iibcrlescncr
5ed)nif utlb Seigtc iid iibcroll olS
ser feill emlpfinocnbc Mlriifer, alS
ipeld,er CT bier geih6st lit.
IaS n1ditc Necital, lpeld)cS ant
80. bieies Wonots ltattfiuoet, briii1t
bos Nhnitreten Der Hiuniitih 6annic
Wloonniiclo. 3eisler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23

5l nntcritiiben. Iic Scrrcn Soicpb
@olbimith, :. 0ndrodl mo Gr.Sc=
notor Tllbcl mllrbcn olS cin Gontlte
crnannt, meld,e$ Ole @aieQiboit IN
Ser iiir bieicn 3mcf ouf Den II. Se-
brllar anbcralumtcn Terianmlung
oucr @eieQiduitcn Der Stnbt pcrtrcs
trctcn inIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
SebbeI's einsigcs Ntelier.

Iir ba6en MIR Gin Mtciirr in gal.
fimprc, nnb oas befinoet iid in Der
Gtage sn cbcner Grbc, Mr. 321, NorS.
eap., nabc 3i8b.Str. 3inber.Hhu'
tographicn cine SpesiaiitGt. = Geins
Aeenten mnb feinr3 rcppcn 81 itcigcn.
3. Sebbel. 9. Grni, UeidjGftsfibrer.
90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
Nas %:Spdlenblatt.
(23l

Gie Wod)en-Niisgabe bcs, Ientid)ca
Gorrcipoltocnten" eriheii1t beute.
litter Inherent eiitb1It bus Wod)er.
blatt ousfiibrlidc @eridtc iibcr sell
nGrib".9rano I'LL Mid)iaau.See bel
Chicago, iiber Die Seboe 5piifen Dem
Nrdiiocnien &oolerelt unb Dem Gon.
greb, iiber Die politiide Sage in Gu.
ropa mo aIicn n1o i%ibcrbaiipt iiber
ale ipidItisen g~reieniiic irGbrcno Ser
uerfloiiencit iieben 3eec.
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Sbeo. s.. 0ieuer & g.,
217, Cit.Naltimorc.S trahc.

7cutif)cs uilb nnScres auslnnbi,
3des BeIo sefauit uro perfauft.
@elbicnnuneen beiorst nod 9ertid)'
Jonb. Eeitreit. Gublano II. i. II
MedJ(el o~iisseitellt aui aisIdnoiids
8onfen. Grebitbriefe iuib Iraueleri
Gbeqles. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
lire Saiel iolltc, nm ppllfomn,en 1T

Sire Saitl iolltc,- um ppllfommem ut
lein. nit Dem bellcr. perlenbem Bier
aus ,Sreo. Vancrni@miot's gmericaH
@reluerp" reriorst 'ein, tpeIfes 10
allscnlein bcpor;ust miro. Gilt abge.
Idgert mo aus aitserleienlten Wate.
rialien beraeiteIlt. aiIte ST. 9rniic.
rel it0lvi12S &iIen.s trnBe, Eel.
6. & g. ct. Naul 364, Mb. Court.
lnno 149i. (231
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Wcloicnnunacn.

@eloienounecn nah Geutidlanb
uno Seitrelb llnsarn iiber unO
Ihnen beiorst. 5. 10 unb 20 Warf.,
icmie 10 unb 90 aronen Sheine 81
perfaufen.
5heo. $. 9iener & &c.,
(9) Nr. 217, CIt'@aItimore.S tr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
9as rotbe Bud
-oeS--
,Gorreiponocnten"

tbctlUet1cs Scr5eld)ntR oes SHDaiI'
VepoIfer,rng ber grbtbeile.
Biirgerred)t 81 crlangen.
gunoes Ginponoerungs geboro
gbronif Ser Sobesfale BON Deutlb'
IN Baltimore IN 1908.
gongreb Der Ser. Staaten.
Coroner Der Stoot.
TiItrittc, 9egislatl,r uno Staotrat
giaentbum 9altimore's.
ginpanberlinss 9eborbe, gunoe
gnod 6rcibibliotbef.
Seiertaee, geieslide in Warplano.
Seuermebr Stationen.
SIGheninbalt BON Baltimore.
8erihte. Marplanb.
@erihte, 9unoes.
@eietgebung bon Marplano.
@eiinobeitS. Warbeine.
@oupernellrepon Warplano.
Snlpeftoren bon 3ubitdaen.
Snipeftoren BON Warften.
Snipeftoren bon Wild.
&aiIer-S ubilaum in Wim.
Galcrtoarium fir 1909.
Gofihulen.
Griminal.E ro5eiie.
9icen5en, Staats.
2icen5en, ltabtiid]e.
lincoln, Mbrobam.
Mapors bon Baltimore.
Er1iioenten Ser Ser. Staaten.
EpIi8eimadJt bon Baltimore.
Yoli5eiridter BON Baltimore.
poli5ei.S tationsbouier.
Meiftbum Ser %e.,utionen.
H%elisipns. Statiitif.
@eaiitration IN 1908.
4ettung aus Scenotb.
Staaisbeamte itno .9eb0rben.
Stdotiihe geamte uno 9ehoroen.
Shuler, glbenb.
Sdjulen, Mer5te.
Sdyulen. Sanbfertigfeit.
Sd)ulen, Sod.
Stulen. @%1rterinnen.
StraBenbabnen in Baltimore.
Sterebeboiis ~ Baltimore.
Eiei inter Der Groc.
Sotlum fir Die anleiben.
Votum fir Gon9reb.
1otum fir IrGiioent.
0otum fir @aDlmdnner.
@ermiaigungen. itdotiife.
WabIen in 1909.
Uablpre5infte in Baltimore.
Daiiermietbc iiif @%obnbauier.
@eibnadtslieo.
Wober unier 6leiid) fommt.
Gum nei,en Sabre.
Observation-Disclosures Galenber.
SIultrntioneu.
Mma,onet-W iarie unb 8eipann.
Mbrabam 2ineoln.
0incoln'S 8ebur.sbaus.
9incoln ali Dem Sterbebett.
Booth eritieBt 2ircoln.
Wobrmaidine.
Cine @erbaitung.
@iierner 6orbertbum.
ginbrenncn Ser Gdlbcr.
Deuerit)ifi.
Boolc.gteit Grairie.
Beitmorene Inn Mittcrnatt.
&euidreden Der gbcre.
SuIoisuns Der 9unbesfiiri!en.
2uitidloB Sdonbrunn.
2angbDrniger Seras. Sticr.
2cudttbiirmc.
Qeufttburmbaii.
Nettinasarbeiten.
Steinfoblenberamerf.
Union Stod CARDS.
unteriuhungs.@ eianaene.
9eitubl eiucu VI I'LL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23
Iaufiaaung.

gSlr ~eriiaiten hermit. .~uniereH irlrlldeH Sani
fir sic aufridpttge IheiInahnle an Der 9eitni'
iuue unferes tbeureu GatteH, grueers, st'pa'
gers llo Su!eIs
Gem Serru VaIior II. 4. Gtcrser fit feline
troitreihen gSorte i'm Irnuerbaufe.. Sem InrFs
bcreiH r@orpdrid" fir bic iebr e%rbabete
lrduerfeier, Ole .er In ieiner Sale pcrlinlaltel
yWso5artsWt1Hnerdbor inr ihre 81 Screen geber!'
ben Sbnrc. Gem Serrn Fa'tor Snllrr VOL
mann fir bic ieiemptnI,SeteH Neoen. Soipt2
Dem oerrn poii5 S%offlrail ilno 0erri GrItt
@tebner fir ibreit bon Screen tonlrIenoert Wnh'
rul. G~bentuis ~lnIercn SdnI fir Die iinnrstmelt
lii1o prddfigen Giimenfperoe1 bon Den gcrct'
men, 0elDnnntcu iino Sreunoe!i.
Tie trauetnecH HinitrbItebeueu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23

pdTe fAr'S staSlanb bcrpfGt G.. 0ntne. 4t3
CO Baltimore. Str, nahe Gntsm Huuts' stSenxs.
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Sd,nittbobnen mad oentider Mrt.
ia.Wurtcn, &rant. SGringc, GiHcl.
rpricr Scni, &artOffelialat bci
-9Gmplc's-
Yerinston.Mar nno 1iamuno.S Sir
(23o
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9eitabI eincn h.-lln.
ter Der ACKNOWLEDGING, an9eblid) bcnl
Mcitaurateur Gavin EerInlan ppil
CIR. 1907. observation-disclosures. jpel
sSlaid)en Mbisfep, cine Slaid,e GraH.
on ul,o einen Sdlralbenid,lilIiel ge-
ftobIen 5u baben, ipurbe eeItern Der
9teger Sobn Ballard burd Eoli5ei
!. riftcr G'Neia in Ser oIilidlen Holisei.
sitation benz 8eridlispcriahreu iibcr
tpieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-23

iNtlbN ~
Ter BON ocnl rcpnblitoniidlel,
StootsG on1itc %aenlod)te Torldllad d.
Stobt in 6 GiItrifta ein5utbeilcn nno
icbcm Giiiritt : S%cnutorea lll6 8
ltnierbolls . Mit9licbcr. 81 aebell.
ipiiroc DnS @crboltniB Der Stuot Sii
ncu Counties tcmporGr ul%Nl2Id)cn
ober hu bic Stoot idlnell an EcOolft'
~runap,uhl slrlinrmt, miiroc IN irelll
gen S%ubr3cbntcn ooa ictiat. nll9el
ledie T~crbGltnib luicotr cittrcten.
Gie Scnlptratell id)cincn in Sinn 81
h0tell. eiilen Tlan alta5llarbeltcit,
ourd, ocr Die MeprGicntntionS 6ra9e
iid) BON itlbit bel ieber @oltsSGbluir1
regelt. iolucit bus llnterbnlls IN &c.
trod,t fon,nt. sic mpIdtcn obcr. all,
itott Die MitgliebcrSabl oes llntcrbau'
les gu pcrNroBern, ipie oos inter Dem
Nlon Der NemlbIifnner Der Sall ieill
piirbc. auf ibrc ieti0c Csc rol
lei Niitglieocrn beidrGnfcn, mo bes.
hfb Die iesige Experimentation oel
Counties tleiner MAIDEN.
Sn Der @criartmlilng Der rTarl
Ipprod4 Hrotectipe aliociotion'
puroe beitloNen. biz 9elpeeul,s fiji
ptrnietrtc Decentralization in Der Sc
aiSlatur iciteEa scr StaSt @~altin,or'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
WILL EXAMINE
ORDERS BOOKS
FRATERNAL CHAMPIONS HOLD
WARM MEETING
Committee Of Three Appointed to In
vestIgate Affairs of Organization
Declared Last Saturday
InsolVent

The affairs Of the insolvent Order
Of the F'raternal Champions were dis
cussed yesterday afternoon at the Office
of Walter Gould Lincoln in the San
Fernando building.
Former officials and members of the
order were present, and at the begin
ming of the session considerable excite
ment prevailed, but Chairman Lincoln
Gained the fears Of the audience and
preliminary arrangements were made
for the investigation of the books.
p. v. Schermerhorn represented Z. 2.
Dandy, former supreme president. A
p. Tugwell represented himself as for
mer councillor of the order. Both men
declared themselves anxious that the
books should be examined.
]. H. Fountain, an expert accountant
and Walter Gould Lincoln were ap-
pointed two of a committee Of three foI
this purpose. They will chose a third
member today.
Attorney NJ. NJ Myers, whose name
appeared as representing officials of the
defunct order, denies this. He says he
represents certain benef1ciaries only
and will work in conjunction with Mr..
Lincoln.
The Fraternal Champions, which was
declared insolvent Saturday, also COM
prised the Order of Pendo and many
charges and counter charges with re-
gard to the closing of the affairs Of the
order have been made. The meeting
yesterday afternoon was well attended.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
tFrom Now York world. April J. 'osl
New Yorkw g.
LAST TWO MONTHS ENJOYED
LIVING FOR FIRST TIME

The following statement was made by
Mr. >. j. Simpson on Thursday after
noon in connection with the Cooper
preparations, which have created a SEN
sation throughout. the West and now
being widely discussed in New York.
Mr.. Simpson, who lives at No. 97c
President street, Brooklyn, said:
according to my experience, this
man Cooper is justified in his claims
that his medicine will actually put the
stomach in good condition. I have had
chronic stomach trouble for several
years past. My stomach seemed to
give out completely in August, 1906. and
l have been able to eat next to moth
ing since.
Il have not taken the slightest en-
joyment in living, 1 have been so de-
pressed by my condition Neither
physicians nor medicine helped me,
and 1t was only by the most careful
diet that was able to retain any food
whatever. For the past seven months
have not eaten particle Of meat. In
the most skeptical frame of mind pos
s1ble l called to see Mr.. Cooper about
two months ago, while he was in
Brooklyn. / had not the smallest hope
his medicine would help me, as I had
given up hope during the past year. /
obtained some of the medicine and be-
gan its use. Today 1 am apparently
as well as ever. I obtained relief so
rapidly that it is positively wonderful
am in good spirits, eat heartily, sleer
well and am better in every way. /
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
LINCOLN FAMILIES
MEET in REUNION
NAMESAKES OF EMANCIPATOR
PLAN FOR CENTENARY
Banquet VIII Be Held at Levy's the
Eve Of the Anniversary of
Birth Of Martyred
President

A reunion Of Lincoln families in
Southern California was held at the
office Of Walter Gould Lincoln in the
San Fernando building last evening for
the purpose of making arrangements
for their appearance at the celebration
Of the one hundredth anniversary of
the birth of Abraham Lincoln.
1t was decided, on invitation of H. A.
Wilson, president Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, to cooperate with
that order and accept it's offer to par
ticipate in the exercises as well as
those of the board of education at
Simpson auditorium, February II.
A banquet of the members Of the
family will be held at Levy's the even
ing Of February IL.
All present subscribed to the Lincoln
memorial fund, which is to purchase
and restore the birthplace of Lincoln
IN Kentucky and hold it as permanent
park for the American people.
Those present were: Walter Gould
Lincoln, Robert L. Lincoln, John r.
Lincoln, William F. Lincoln, Charles
T. Lincoln, John w. Lincoln, Charles
Lincoln, Albert Lincoln, Frederick ].
Lincoln, Ettall w. Lincoln, Clarence
nj. Lincoln, G. B. r. Lincoln, Mrs. 4.
A. Sprague, Edward Marshall Lincoln.
of Los Angeles; E. w. Lincoln and
Lloyd I. Lincoln, Pasadena; John w.
Lincoln, Santa Monica; w. w. Lincoln.
Corona; Edward Lincoln, AIhambra:
L. w. Lincoln, Wilmington.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02

am convinced that the success this
man is having in New York is richly
deserved"
In a short interview Mr.. Cooper said:
II have been in New York little less
than two months. So far as I can judge
there are now about fifty thousand peo-
pie taking my preparations. Before 1
leave there will be not less than one
hundred thousand, as the number is
increasing very rapidly and people are
just beginning to learn what my prepa-
ration does. 1 expect to fully prove be-
fore I leave New York the claim
made when I arrived, namely-that
stomach trouble is the great curse of
the Goth century among highly civilized
races and that it is responsible for
ninety per cent of all ill-health.
My medicine does nothing but reg
ulate the stomach, yet I have people
come to me daily and tell me that it
has relieved them Of many and various
ailments not generally recognized as
due to stomach trouble
"It is easy enough to verify this
statement. An hour spent in listening
to what people who call to see me are
saying, who obtained my medicine
some time ago, will prove what say
beyond a doubt"
Cooper's New Discovery is the medi-
cine which made such wonderful rec
ord in New York. 1t is on sale at lead
ing druggists everywhere. Should your
druggist not have it notify The Cooper
Medicine Co., Dayton, Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
SAYS TALESMAN ACCUSED
GOVERNOR OF COMPLETELY

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 1.-For
the first time the name of Governor
Malcolm r. Patterson was mentioned
today in the trial of Col. Duncan B.
Cooper, his son, Robin J. Cooper, and
John D. Sharps, charged with murder
ing former Senator Edward w. Car
mack.
A witness for the defense, testifying
in the hearing as to the competency
of Juror J. M. Whitworth, said Whit
worth had declared that the killing Of
Carmack cost Governor Patterson
mank followers and that he, Whit
worth, believed the governor had a
hand in the murder.
Another witness testified that Whit
worth had openly declared "every
blanked one Of these men (defendants)
ought to be hanged
The testimony followed Judge Hart's s
decision that WhitWorth was physically
able to continue as juror.
The state asked for time in which to
meet the charges, and court adjourned
until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
PROMINENT OFFICIAL
OF HARTMAN LINES
PAYS VISIT TO CITY
Says Increase in Freight Rates Will
Be More Than Offset by
Rise in Prices of
Goods

e. o. Mccormick, assistant traffic manager
Of the Hartman lines of railways, with head
quarters in Chicago. is registered at the Alex
andria. Mr.. Mccormick, who is said to be
the right hand man of the railway magnate.
is accompanied by his daughter. He will re-
main here several days and then proceed to
San Francisco.
My trip to California has business signi-
fcance whatever" said Mr.. Mccormick last
night II am on leave Of absence and am
travelling for pleasure, with my daughter. i
have not been in this part of the country for
nearly three years. The changes here are
marvellous.
mo; the increase in freight rates will not
affect you people in California as much as
other parts Of the country Many Of your
staple commodities will not be noticeably af-
lected by the change. The advance neces-
sary and the increased price of commodities
generally will more than offset any increase in
freight rates.
1.-The damage caused by the washouts on the
Coast line and on the Valley route will be re-
paired and the lines put into first class con-
diticn. No expense will be spared to make the
roadbed safe"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
SCHOOLBOY Is RUN
OVER BY AUTO AND
SERIOUSLY INJURED
Machine Strikes Him Full While Try
Ing to Cross Street-Escapes
with Fractured Leg and
Bruises

Louis George, a 12-year-old school
boy living with his parents at 1907
Overton street, was struck by a large
automobile while trying to cross the
intersection Of the street at the corner
of Eleventh and Main streets yesterday
afternoon. That he was not killed in
stantly Is the wonder of all who saw
the big touring car hurl him to the
ground. His left leg was fractured and
he was bruised in several places.
The machine is the property Of E. e.
Hendricks, but at the time of the acci-
dent his niece alone occupied the tom
neau, while L. M. Greenslade, the
chauffeur, was driving. Mr.. Hendricks
is a wealthy capitalist who resides at
the Van Nuys most Of the year.
The young woman showed great So
hcitude for the injured boy, taking him
into the machine and driving him to
the Clara Barton hospital, where she
directed that everything possible be
done for him.
George is the son of Ulysses s.
George. His parents were notified Of
the accident.