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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24

We all change but that's with
Time; Time does his work honestly
and | don't mind him A fig for Time!
Use him well and he's hearty fellow,
and scorns to have you at a disad.
tage.-Dickens
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24

ing four fence
posts or similar
material, each five
feet long and
mailing b ar d :
around them In
form of d box
as shown in the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24
How He Entertains.

rs he good entertainer"
mo. He has to depend absolutely
on photograph. Detroit Free
Press.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24
- . .
The Shy Thinq.

girl in Indiana played post office at
a party the other night and yelled and
shrieked and howled and ran behind the
door and scratched the young mans face
in seven places, upset lamp. kicked over
the piano stool and when he finally kissed
her on the tip of the ear she tainted dead
away and said she could never look any
body in the face again. They led the
bashful, modest. gentle. sobbing creature
home and the next day she ran away
with married lightning rod peddler
who had hair lip and ten children.
S7-rN>Ma4e44
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24
Not Quite the Same.

Can you speak French"
No, sir; but my brother can walk
Spanish. Baltimore American.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24
VISITS WITH
.@MGBERY |
Uncle BY Goes Skating.

I'm not wicked any more. The Bible
says, The wicked stand in slippery
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-24
FEED RACK FOR CATTLE.
One Easily Made Which Will Prove
Economical.

The most economical feed rack
have used for cattle is made by tax
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-11
Ell &f oefoBt Ietn miiBten.

ren Sdr1pf ge1dBt 1ettt muBtel1.
Gin merfmiiroiges 8orfontmllis,
bon Dem man nod nt6t tpeiB, meldle
9eoeutl1ng es bat, lit outs Ser dine
lieiden Souptitoot 8efing gernel6et
morSen. Ser 9feidsfon5ler, mertn
man 10 iagen fam, guam Sdi &ot,
lit ploblid entlaIien uno aus Befi11
perbonnt morben. 9ieie @ntlo1iuirg
bot eirlen formli6en St1rm entfeiIelt,
gnon S6i Sol eolt fir Ben boupt-
1Gdlid1ten Soroerer neu5eitlt1er
Soeen uno oen aufrihtieiten Sreuno,
Den oie @eltma6te inter ben b0b2s
rem 9eomten Gbino's botten. Seine
ploelide gntloiiuhtg muBte notiir-
lid aagemeines Infieben uno 8e-
itiir5une erregen, llnt 10 mebr, 90
fein Menid 81 miIiel1 i6eint, mas
oobinter ltedt. 9oB bic dinelide
9fegierultg mieber cine reaftionare
Eolitif eini6loeen merbe, tit i6lper-
lid alt5ltnebmer, aber eben 10 ii6ec
i6eint es 51 lein, oaB le bp6 cine
8%erat1oerung in ibrer Bolttif ein=
treten laiien miro. @os fir ei1e
8erdnoerung. oas lit nod 1tidt flor,
9ie gertreter Der frenoen Madjie
aber befir6ten, oaB es feline fir lie
angenebme fem miro.
@ir maBen uns fein otsi6lagge=
benoes ltrteil iiber bieie @erbdltriiie
an, nnierer Weinung nod ltedt aber
Nien1ano onoers ols Sopan bitter
Ser gntlaiiung Olton Sdi aol's.
Sic beoeutet, ooB Sapan's ginflub
ant 6ineiiiden Sofe fiinftig maBge=
BEND iein uno Der Der iibrigen Madte
perlbpinoen miro. l1no bos per-
ben auh mol oie @elanoten befiirh-
ten.
8orldufig 1T aber odes nod ltlt-
flar, 10 ooB nihts eei6eben fam.
ltno nenn oqes flar it, oanlt tit es
auh nod fraelih, oh Die fremben
Wd6te etnas tim fonnert, benn Sic
gntlaiiune zines Minilters lit idlieB-
lid cine inferno Mngelegenbeit gbt=
mas uno es tit nibt re6t gu perlte-
ben, mie iih Die fremoen Ma6te in
lie tperoen bineinmiiben fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-11

i6loiien, gang ipe6iea fir tie agito-
ton 51 inl5enieren.
9arauf iolten ii6 MN oQe &id-
tlt1gen in Der 9lrbeitbepegtutg eiui-
gen. Sn Oielern @ulrft font1en Iie
5uiommeneeben. Sn oieiem 8uatt
tit audi etlpos 81 erreiden. 9ie 92e=
p1tblifaner iino gebunoen bur6 i6re
3uio9e in Ser NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
lpelde bier int philadelphia beI6lpT=
len puroe. Sic fonnen MN nid)t
6interber nein iogen. 9ie finor3ieue
9ur6fiibrborfeit aber lit ur15meifeG=
baft. 8enn England es fam, fon.
men oie Ser. Staoten crit rcdt.
gelauft ii6 Die 3obl Ser Genlio1rdre
in 8roBbritomien ouf cine balGe
gtiDionL 10 miro tie in oen Ser.
Stooten foum boppelt 10 bo6 fem:
nidts uterbortes in bieiem 2ano.
8ir baben iebt 5iemli6 cine Mil=
lion Observation-Disclosures, mel6e ull-
gefabr 1870 bis 40 MiQionen 9pl=
lars per Sabr befommen. Ole ter
ben a6er nod uno rto6 aus. Gage
gen peroen Die 3oae IN Der 3ufltllit
cher nod mebr einbringen als bis
Der uno oie Snlunolteuern ouf Sd
bof ul1o Spirituoien peroen goll5
gepiB nidt obgei6offt. gs miro
olio an @elo nidt feblen, uno ibuei-
oct Die Ilters=Beniion mirfli6 Itarf
in Die 9unoesfinon5en Elm, 10 miro
eben menieer @elo tiir oen Milita=
rislnus uno fir ionitige linniite Ser
i6lpenoung oo lem. Man trifft al
10 5ipei 5liegen nit elmer &lappe.
9ie Ilters-Geniion, oos lit oie
praftii6e Soroerung, .ipelde jeBt BON
ben @rbeitern porongelteat meroen
lollte. 9ie Maiien neroen ii9 ba=
fir gang onoers interellierell ols fir
ooer geeeu Die @inboltsbefeble, po,t
pelfelt bod mir menige berillrt
meroen fonnen. 41f Sic Offers
8eniion, Der iid ipater Die Snpali-
oen=Yeniion onihlieBen maB, folht
ober ieoer m~enigitens cine Ausiibt
boben. Sem aber Die Moiien gu i'll
tereiiierenz barf Die 8enlion ni6t 10
bettelbaft iein ipie in europa. 81
! foroern lit minoeitens Der Sob, Ser
fir cine Dependent" Milit1r=Een=
iions=gta bereits beitebt - $f2 per
Wonot. 9omit lit offi8iea amer
fannt, bob eiu Weni6 lopiel pelig-
items gum 2ebelt baben m1B, nlo
lpeniger bari nibt geboten merben.
8ie Organization fir cine Sc
lpegllng 81 @nniten zines offers
Geniions-@ elebes lit porbonoen III
Der 5o8ioliltii6en 8ortei uilo
in ben @eperfidoften. Nltn
ban0elt es iid oarum, oie agitatioa
energiid uno oGeemein IN Scene 81:
leben. (Bbila. S~ageblatt.)
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500 TeIpnnmna. 500.

9ie Sefer Diefer 3ettung tperDen lid
freuen, gu erfabren, 6aB 3 tpenisitens
cine gsfir9tete @ranfbeit giebt, tpel6e
pie 8iHenf6nft IN all ibren @tufen 5u
5eilen imftanbe lit; Sails @~atarrbsanr
1T bic ein5ise jest Der dr5tliden 8riiberz
i6aft befa1nte pofitibe Sur. &otarrb ers
for6ert nls cine &onftitutionsfranfbeit
cine fonftitutioneIe 8ebn1olltng. Sal's
&atarrbs&nr miro it1nerIit geronmen
uno .oirtt brett alf bns gluf ino bic
56leimiaen SberfId6en BEG Gpitems, ba<
onrd Die @runblage Der &rarifbeit ser<
ltoreno nro benz Potienten &raft gebenb,
tnoem iie Die &onftitution beg Slippers
alfbaut nnb Der Matur Su ibrem 8erfe
bilft. Sic gigentiiner adben 10 bel Ser
trauen gu ibren 8eiIfrdften, baB iie 100
Dolars 8elDbnul1g fir ieben Sal anz
bleten, ben tie an fltrieren berfeblen. 2aBt
Gn1 eine 2iite bon 3eugmrifen fommel1.
Nan Qbreffiere:
8. S. Gbeneh& 9 o., EoIeop, ..
gerfnift bon allen Wpotbefern, 75e.
Qau's SalniliensBi0en limb Die beiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-11
Gin Marfftein - Die glterspemI;on
in Gnslano trttt in Strait.

Cine babe Miaion otter 2eltte
erbielten in @roBbritannien Die erite
8eniions- 3abIung.
gefanntli9 lit in england Sic
Ilters-Eeniion IN Der @eiie einGe=
fiibrt iporoen oaB feinerlei 9ei-
TRACE 5n be5ablen iinb. 9as @elo
miro einfo6 aus Der Gegierunas-
falie genommen. 0a aber in Gng=
lano Der allergroBte Sell Der. Staatg-
|einnabmen aus oireften Steuern,
bauptl16lid Der ginfommen- unb
Grbidafts-S tener, fIieBen, meid1e
Stenern Die Waiien niht gu be5ab-
fen baden, 10 lit Die @lters-8 erlor=
gnng IN england ausi6lieBli6 pon
ben moblbabenoen uno reiben 2eu=
ten 81 tragen = i'm @egeniob 5u
9eltl6lmlo, mo ben Irbeitern ON
Steuern uno 3oIen uno ourd Sic
8ertelermng Der 2ebensmitteI IN
5olge Der @eieBgebung melt mebr
abgenommen miro ols iie in Der M
ters=Beriorgune befommen. asll
Oeutiblato baben Die @rmen Sic
alters=geriorgutlg ielbit 5u beltrei=
ten, in gnglano miiiien es Ole 9leis
den TIM. 8as fomlnt ouf ben liz
terihieo amiiden einem feuoalen
llro eitem peientlid oempfratiiden
Staat.
nn5ureiheno 1T Die englilde gl-
ters-geriorgung. Sic fangt erit nit
70 Sabren an, 81 geringfieig Ilno
audi Die 9eniionen. Mber INNER
bin, "a Gents, Die ~nieoriefte @ate,
lit idon etpas in einem 2ono, 100
man fir einen Bennp cine flettc
Wobl5eit baben fam uno nit $1.20
per ISOLDE, Die bodlte 2ote, fam
Elm after Wenid in @nglono allei:-
faas leben. Gin gbepaor befommt
Den anoertbalbfahen 8etrag uno oa-
NIT fann es eriitieren. @nBeroem
aber giebt es 3uidiiiie fir lold)e,
Die Elm @infommen baden, big Elm
| gefuiiies Minimum oes ginfommells
erreidt lit. oas cine perb1ItniBmG-
| Big comfortable @riiten5 ermogliGt.
Wan fam lid oanod idou eincn
ge9riff oapon MAIDEN, oaB cine lin
merge bon Gorge uno Not ourd Die
neue @inri6tung beieitigt mirb.
Mud itebt oas Spltem crit am In-
fmtg uno befinoet iih nod i'm Stu
blum zines Grperimentes; nod ullo
mad miro iider oie @~ltersgrer3e
berob- uno Die @mpfdngniiie perocn
binouf geiebt peroen.
llno nun Die Woral fir @merifo:
piele Sabre lang baben Die oaut-
i6en So5iaIiiten in Amerifa 9ropa-
ganoa fir Die 4lters- Heuiion Ge-
maft. als iie ben Blan berieIben
Dor Die amerifonii9en @eperfid)ai-
ten braf)ter, mubten iie gu ibrem
Gntleeen erleben oaB oeren 5iibrer,
obne olid MIR Die Witelieoer 5u
b%efragen, in beinabe unglaubli6er
arrogan5 uno 0nmmbeit i'm 5lriif-
pieien. 9os lit nun o~qeroings all-
oers ~seiuoroen. Sebt molten tie sic
Ilterspeniion baben. Die aonoea-
ton Der q. s. Of 6, bat ioear be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-11
Sin fnrdt6arer lte6crfaa.

n8or uneefabr 10 Sobren nuroe
mein 8ruber uiiberfauen" uno Ie1r
tn leiner @rbeit, @elnnobeit ltno
@lid gebinoert, BON, mos er fir
boffnunespoGe Sbminoindt oniob"
ihreibt 50. 81. 2ipscomb BON @al6-
|ington g. g., Or nabm aQe Sor-
ten Weoi5inen uno 8ebanoIungsrne-
tbooen BON Doftoren, fon6 ober feline
Siilfe, Bis er Or. Sings SEEM 9is-
coperp gebrauhte uno na1 6 Sla-
.i6en boaig furiert mltrbe. ST lit belt-
tie Elm geiur1oer Wonn." gs li11oert
idnea uno lit Die fi6erite Sur fir
idna6e ODER murloe 2lingen, @lll=
tungen, Suiten uno @rfaltun9ell,
9ronditis, Ga Grippe, Mitbnla irab
ale 8ronditiihen 2eioen. so Gents
nno 81. Reconsideration fret. Ser
fouft bon aGen Druggiiten.
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r9ie GimfaIt.n

Sn Der a9erliner &unoidou@ er.
5oblt S. giibrer oos folgenoe nod
oenfli6e Warden: SIS mar einmol
Elm 8rofeiior, Elm iebr ~gelebrier
Mfonn. IS CAB follm cine miiien-
idoftli6e 3eitidrift. Die nidt in ie.
Der Nummer m~inoeitens einmal lei
ne @erfe c%itieren muBte. Mls er
ldon grau uno gang einiom mar,
beIlt6te i'm zines Cages leine 9eid,te,
Die geraoe i'll jene Staot fam. CT
butte gor nidlt gemllBt, DOB er nod
cine gidte bobe. gerlegen Itano
oas ied5ebnidbriee MGoden on Ser
Siire. @r iab pom Sdreibtiid aus
nnter ieiner 9rille berpor uno Ia0te:
so, 10, Sic iinb meine Nidte2"
Sonit muBte er aud nidts al io-
gen. Sic blifte peridiihtert in Ser
St1be berum.
so pieI Bidder bobel sie gcle-
ien?"
Ger Grofeiior nidte pergeiien.
gA6 ia ah ia," madte oos
Wfao6en uno ipoter: 0@oruln fms
Sic 10 beriibmt Snfel?"
Grit lddelte Der alte Serr leiie.
Donn io9te er nit elmer ernitcn
in6li6en Stimme:
gWfein &uf eriinoet ii6 baupt-
iddlid olf Die Sdoffung zines nelen
&riita1ipltems.
u@as lit oos, elm SpItem2"
@r erfldrte a~lsfiibrli6 ul1b prG-
els.
so, To- mod,te oos Mdo6clL
Dos lit lpo5l iebr i6mer gelpeicn9"
IS mar Die Srudt elmer ratio
len 2ebensarbeit.~
y9arouf boben Sic Sbr 2e6er
pertpenbet? l1no = uno !"
Sic 1todte.
yNun?" -
ugeien Sic uidt b0ie. 0nfeG. ober
uiibt oern oos ettpas2"
Ser Hrofelior ftano olf. Dos
0f0ohen ober ergriff oie Siiripoltc
un0 ipritoelte dneitGid berbor:
o&er5ei6en Sic bielmol, nod Die(e
@riiBe bon Sante @orie, ltno Ieben
Sic redt mobl.@
Som 6enlter ans io6 Ser Groici-
ior Die idlonfe @eitalt nit fGie0el-
Dem @emano ourA oie @ortenpiorie
ellen. Nah elmer boIben Stltroe
manote er iih pom 6eniter al. ST
froItelte. Neben inn itdno Elm Sci.
qenbaumden. Dos iif Sobr Inn Syobr
belniibte. iiibe 6riihte SIT trogeit. ober
ltets brodte es mir gu 5pei orei flei,
men, un%getiebbaren anoaGan. ="
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
WARNS TWO OLD COUNTRIES
AGAINST AMERICAN SPIRIT
German Judge Says FatherIand and
England Have Much to Fear
from. United States

BERLIN, July 18.-Judge Wilhelm
Schwarze, who is a member of the
reichstag from Lippsetadt, also q
member of the Prussian diet, whose ar
ticle in Der Tag on the subject "Tha
American Peril attracted attention
has given confirmation of his views
with emphasis. Judge Schwarze is of
the studious, spectacled, serious type,
somewhat of a German professor, COM
ing of a family of thinkers, but not
of the fre-eatlng kind at all.
He said peril would come from Amer
lea in the case of war between Great
Britain and Germany. The United
States would be the winner, no matter
whether Germany w-n the light or
whether England won.
1.-The United States would win much
more" he said. II mean the aggres-
sive, commercially mercenary spirit OF
the United States would take its ad-
vantage. The American people are
first and foremost commercially. In
the event of trouble between Germany
and Great Britain American tradesmen
would lay aside sentiment and take
every commercial advantage. We
would lose and England would lose"
MY article in Der Tag was not a
challenge to the American people, but
a cry of alarm for our own and for
those in England. If they wish to
listen, l say, look out, for the Eagle
is watching"
IF war between Germany and Eng
land occurred" l asked Judge
Schwarze, (which, in your opinion
would win?'
Germany would win." he replied
because of her geographical position
affording superiority in movements
and maneuVers."
Judge Schwarze is not warlike per-
son, is for peace, in fact is a member
of the Union Interparlementaire pour
la PaiX ct lArbitriare.
up to the present time armaments
are necessary for the maintenance OF
peace" continued Judge Schwarze, "but
in theory am for peace by arbitration
People will continue to pay taxes for
war purposes as long as they are con-
vinced 1t is a necessity.
But to come back to the original
point. that warning to the German and
English peoples. If they fight they will
lose the spoils to the American people
When l say American people, 1 mean
the Almighty dollar. which is stronger
than any other power"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
TO BUILD PLAYGRnUNDS
FOR GERMAN STUDENTS
Growing Tendency of Nervousness on
Part of School Children to
Be Combatted

BERLIN, July 1S.-To combat what
is described as the growing tendency
to nervousness on the part of German
children, a number of millionaire cap
tains of industry propose to erect a
series of great recreation and athletic
grounds throughout the country, par
ticularly in the cities. They intend to
form a National Sport and Recreation
Association for Boys and Girls, which
shall build and maintain large, light
and airy gymnasiums and campuses.
where children may ride, drive, jump.
garden, carpenter, farm, fence, swim,
skate and toboggan. 1t is character
istic that facilities for enabling chill
dren "to play at war" are among the
advantages to be offered them. Each
sport, inclusive of the war game, will
be under the superintendence of a
skilled instructor, and each of the
plants is to cover an area of fifty or
sixty acres.
Nervousness among children in Ger
many is increasingly taking the form
of suicide. 1t is no uncommon thing
for youths aged from 10 to 16 to take
their own lives. Pressure of school
work and shame over inability to make
the expected progress are the most fire.
ouent causes. The German school child
is notoriously overworked.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
CAPITOL CAMP SACKS
HIGH GRADE ORE
Boat Makes Round Trip from Needles
Returning with Fifteen Tons
from Mines

SEARCHLIGHT, July 1S.-At the
Capitol camp Superintendent Tim Nay
is working eight or ten men, sacking
high grade and doing general develop
ment work.
The firm of Monahan & Murphy of
Needles, the owners, will not only do
much to make large producer of this,
but also of Others in the east part of
the Canyon section. Before the pres
ent high water season set in they made
one round trip by boat from Needles,
taking up camp supplies and return
ing with Is tons of ore. When the
water recedes the trips will be re-
sumed. Also Mr.. Murphy is quoted
as saying that he would put on as
m,.ny boats as business demanded.
With this company an up-river rate
is made of $12 a ton, and down-river
of So The smelter will handle the ore
from the boat to it's plant for 81 ton
on this basis it is believed that a num-
ber of smaller concerns and private
parties will be able to dispose of their
product at a price that will at least
take care of operating expenses.
There are numerous small dumps,
some dating away back, which possess
values of $40 and $50, and some much
higher. These shipping facilities are
bound to add largely to the general
volume of business and to bring early
recognition of this section as one of
the richest mining fields in the entire
west
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
SUBMARINE MANEUVERS
SHOW RISK OF SERVICE
Notwithstanding Danger, Fren9h Sail
ors Prefer 5erths on Under
Water Cruising Craft

HAVRE, July 1S-During the recent
maneuvers of the French 400ton sub
marines, which lasted six weeks, GER
tain incidents took place which suggest
an increase in the density of the fog OF
war" In the first place, a French sub
marine torpedoed British cruiser in
mistake for a French one.
The facility of making mistakes in
the identity of friend or foe when sub
marine craft are concerned can only be
imagined by those who have actually
seen the effect of perscopic pictures OF
the surrounding scene. Submarines in
the neighborhood of two fleets, one
friendly and the other not, may prove
to be as awkward for one side as the
other.
The French submarine maneuvers
also exhibited the extreme risk of ser
vice on this class of vessel. During an
attack on ships at anchor submarine
found herself unable to ascend TO the
surface. She was pinned down by a
projecting boom and unable to move.
The earlier types of French subma-
rine are now quite out of date, but the
new submersibles are remarkable for
efficiency and not less for their popu-
larity with the lower deck. They are
actually preferred by many French
bluejackets to service in torpedo boat
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
VILLAIN IN PLAY SHOOTS
AT GIRL AND SWEETHEART I

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1S.-A ter
rible tragedy has occurred at the
National theater in Saratoff.
In the third act of the play which
was being given the heroine is shot by
a rejected suitor and dies in the arms
of her sweetheart. who arrives on the
scene soon afterward. To the aston
ishment of the audience, NJ. Tashna-
koff, who was acting the villain, made
no attempt to shoot the girl, but put
a bullet through the heart of her
one to anpear. then shot the girl, and
finally turned the revolver against
himself and fired.
Several women in the audience falnt-
ed and a great many other spectators
sustained Injuries In the panic which
ensued while endeavoring to force their
way out of the theater.
The motive of the crime appears To
have been jealousy, the actors having
really represented the parts they
played,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
BOY INITIATES MOVING
PICTURE AND KILLS GIRL
Ten-Year-OId Lad Stays Child After
Manner of Desperate Shown
at Theater

BURLINGTON, n. j., July 1S.-
Frances Lord, years old, was shot and
killed tonight by a 10-year-old boy who
was initiating the picture of des-
perado he had seen in a moving picture
show.
Joseph Kane and Thomas Oakes, each
10 years old, are held by the police.
The Kane child had an old musket and
was making the children hold up their
hands. The little girl was playing in
front of her home and did not under
stand his command, and the top of her
head was almost blown off.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
.BURBANKERS IN
BIG, VITAL PLAY
ROMANCE is REAL VICTOR IN
"THE HYPOCRlTES"
WILLIAM DESMOND SHOWS ART
AIN ROLE OF cURATE
"A Runaway Girl" at the Majestic
Gives Henry Stockbrdge Full
License to Be Excru-
catingly Funny

"The HypOcrltes," a play in four acts, by
Henry Arthur Jones, staged at the Bur
bank theater Sunday matinee, July Is, 1903.
"Expediency Is mans wisdom; doing right
is God s."-The Pilgrims Scrip.
THE CAST:
Sir John Plugenet, Bart, of Plugenet
court. IL D OuHlelu
Mr. WilmOre, Lord of tho Manor of
heyDury ............. .berLraIn OfassDy
Lennard WilmOre, his sen. ,..........
Harry Mestayer
Mr.. Viveash, lawyer and estate agent.
Frederick Gilbert
The Rev. EVerard Daubeney, Vicar of
Weybury ............... John w. Burton
DIR. Blaney .......,............H Wills Marks
The Rev. Edgar Linnell, curate of Wey-
bury. y....................W William Desmond
GOOdyer .....................G Gavin Young
Mrs. WilmOre. e..............Li Lillian burkhart
Helen Plugenet. .............. .MargO DuTet
Mrs. LinDell. Lowell Alice Taylor
Mrs. Blaney. ................. Louise Royce
kacnel NeNe .blhncHe hhLi
Patty, servant at the Linnells. .......
FanchOn Lewis
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
Hunter Dleo from Injuries

AUBURN, Cal, July 1S.-Frank Mil
Ter died today from the effects of a
gunshot wound received last night
while out hunting. He slipped on a
rock and as he fell the gun was dis
charged, the full load of shot piercing
his right lung.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19

Membership in tho Los Angeles Realty Board
is a virtual guarantee OF reliability. Provision
lie made for arbitration of any differences be-
tween members and their clients. Accurate IN
formation realty matters is obtainable from
them. Valuations by a competent committee.
Directory OF members free at the office OF
Herbert Burdett secretary. t25 Security bldg.
Phone Broadway 1885.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
Crane Acceptable to China

PEKIN, July 1S.-Charles r. Crane
of Chicago, whose selection as minister
to China was announced recently, Is
persona grata to the Chinese govern
ment. The grand council has author
lied the foreign board to inform the
United States government that China
gladly will receive Mr.. Crane.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
Five Men Drowned

CINCINNATI, July 1S.-A gasoline
launch carrying a pleasure party cap
sized off Coal Haven, KY, on the Ohio
river, three miles east of here, tonight,
and five men were drowned. Four
others were rescued by the crew of a
coal fleet,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
Teamsters secede from Union

NEW YORK, July 1S.-Four thou
sand men, according to reports in labor
circles, have seeded from the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Teamsters and
formed an organization which they call
the Independent International Broth
erhOod of TeamsterS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-19
Bow Killed hv Auto

PORTLAND, July 1S-Julius Rozeen,
aged 4, wasNrun over tonight by an
automobile at, MontaYilla. a suburb of
Portland, and killed almost instantly.