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@citcrn Mnrnlano. Giienbahn.
geeinneno am 20. September.
8erIdbt S.ltnsgatq9of:

bBstt1
40 Wioreersm,S @fendne, 9agerstotpn. 81. &
u. gp.' @annesbpro. ebarrbersbnrg mo.
aus9enomTnel Sonntags. SaucLd unb Gum
berlnun.
1881 W,oreens- gseitl'9er grpreb, @eIiminiter.
Hrtott'Srtege, GrueeJile t5reberid NIB @nl4
i1ifshurg. alsaenonimcn SpHn.aes), SSaenes4
boro, Gbantbersbure. Sdeerstpmu, &uilcod,
9iiiuberloiio. 9liins t9ui!et Shferoatioas.
Maaaors). Die Snoitdtion bieies 3ugts ont
SoIiIitag 1T Qugers.opn.
2.15 MQ@ntittagS Iifomrto bdtipu nab
Union Vrieae,
'4I5 Nadmittaes e6nsa5ua SauptIinie.
Sngerstoipn, Sdncod. Sbippensbure NM,
aiisgeroriilier, Sonitiaas, Sreoerid unb @nis
iHlfsbur9 .(4ariorslsd9Gou).
Sdgitdl, cusaeupmmer Gpnntrg.
100 Wlorsens geri, y. iino 6. Sio. ino
Carlisle.
$50 Woraens-Mipmmosation nadh 1burmcnt.
2.45 Nndntittaas -9rpref ult Suobrpbf @lbrs
bon. gorf. enncoer, @rttpsbtre iino q. &
s.. BIB. :
&dilqoer, GETTYSBURG nno 9. nno s. Gip.
80 Mndbi'tftaga- etffoni. nab Sqruner.
0,15 MberoS-Nifom mad linton Bride.
9atr Samitags.
IL. 80 Ibenes-9lifott rad Union grioae.
Gnr Sonrtags.
$40 Demonstration iluf Union gribee uno
SdIioner.
. Sdlt nidt an EenninIpanin Pho. -9abnbcf arr.
y. Hebfrtiuu, SietHBrdf. u. @en. sScfditsi.
q. VI. &pIssu, Ser. sYaffaaiers 9taeuf.
9aye fir'S 9luSlanS bciurnt e. Mafns. af1
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Ierhants C @iirers srquspurt. Go.

LUWpTttfIEWIt.
,yrait unb @niieaierr.
. San Suitun anb est1 Eften.
GDnHfa1. Stenftao lnb 5reitdl 8 lbr Nteaot.
Hah, Vrouioenec u,to BEN Eitrn.
@6rsntGa, J,ittfrpdh Hi0 Sreitag, 8 Tier IhersS.
RAD GerpD,t Wetps.
SagItn, drSeefIonrnen SpnrerfiaQ u. Samtiiaa
@ llbr GhenoS.
= Sru9. nggenonnen ideii6 bis 8 ubr Tutut.
fnr s~tnfelben Tag f~atrenoe Sdfnpfer.
Radi eopannab Hnb Jadfunptae.
@spntua. Wiithpp9 uRa 2reitaa, 8 llbr stbenSs.
o.. y. Nesteta, aeent. Gier 8. Sub e: scab'sir.
9auptNGrenu: Sc. rtuIts NIB 2igttStr.
U15.I&S-)
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GbcInpenfc SttamIEip Gumpauu.

Gbciapeate-9inie:
6hr McrfpI Clo 9aint Comfort u. ben ehbes
tdBlih. aus9eu. Gontiug, INN $50 abeubS.
gprt 9iioer Qinte.
Tadi Wurs 8iusr.2anoumaen, gaeft. gptut nus
MtdlmDub
Stenling, 9onneritag unb @umliaa Inn
d tbr Ibenbs.
Yluet-YB reaur:
49,, 1877 nno III Sh.Saltimure .straBe,
tno BOG GcrSsG aarlcS.s trase.
9dllcthlrcdlir, SigDts uno 2eesGtr., Baltimore,
Suit1,t3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
N6fabrtstagc Der S5ean GnmricI
upn Hciu=Wurf.

Nbinbrtstagc Der S5eau Gnmrici
uOn @ciu.Yorf.
AIM 10. Sftober n&oiicr" na6
Nrcmcl.
Nm 10. Cftotcr nHottcroom" uad
Jiottcroom.
Nn 20. Oftobcr nGaronio" nad
@ipcrpooI.
2m 20. Gftobcr vECnnipluouia"
rod &dmhurA. 1- o
Nm %. Sftober rNrgentina" nod
ltcoptI nno Erlcit.
9tm 20. Ofto6cr yMajcItic" nod)
Soutbanpton,
gtnl 81. Gftobcr yGorpntbio" nnd)
Gibraltar u1o Ncopcl.
gm 81. Gttober nMoltfc" nod
Gibraltar uno Ncapcl.
PIN 81. Sftobcr Is. s. Sict8cu"
nod &%opclbo1Cn.
gm u. Sttobcr Bremen" nab
&remcn.
Am 81. Sftobcr lorraine" nod
&oprc.
9tm 23. Oftobcr nGcgino O'Sto.
Ilo" nud Ncnpel mo 0cnua.
Am %. Gftober y@crMonia" ned
9tcopcI lnO Wnriciuc.
Pm p. Oftobcr n&0ni9 9ll6crt"
?nd @ibroltor uno Ncopcl.
9m %. Sftobcr Gcuti6lono" uoh
&omburG.
I'm %. Nftober Settle" ned
2ipcrpool.
Am %. Sfto6er Mimctonfa" nod
2onoon.
4m'23. Oftobcr ct. 9ouiS" iiod)
Soutb nmptun.
9(m %, Sftobcr o3cclano" mad
gllttmcrpen.
9lm 26. Gftp6cr nGpnoom" nod
5iottcronm.
2m 26. Cftobcr o&oiicr @ilbcInl
Der 3luclte" nod Bremen,
9lnt 81. Oftobcr n4relibcnt Gin.
crln" nod Somburg.
9lm 81. Sftober Oceanic" nad)
Soutbompton.
Am 81. Sftobcr n2lliitonio" nod,
9i0crpool.
Nm %. Gftobcr nEropcncc" nad5
&oprc.
Am %. 0ftcbcr europa" naf
Ncopcl mo @ento.
Am %. Sftobcr nErir5 6ricOrid)
NSilbc;M" nud) Bremen,
Nm %. Nftobcr D0c0i5 Sloo"
nod SOpcnbngcn.
9[m 30. Sftohcr oGiic bi 2(bru8i"
nod Ncnpcl mo Wclua.
9(nt 80. Sftp6cr oGc0ric" nod
2incrppnl.
9lm 80. Sfto6cr Cincinnati" nod
&ombilrg.
4m 80. Sftobcr rGolum6ia" nodj
Glasgow.
Im 30. Sftobcr rYGilabclpbio"
nGd) Sout1umpton.
9ll 30. Oftobcr .MinnemoSfo"
nuu) Sonoon.
PIN 80. Sftober narronIono" nod
Eopcr mo Nlrltlucrpcn.
PIN ,. Nouembcr .9ticup 9(nitcr-
nam" itad) fottcroam.
9lm 2. Nouember .Golo6rio" ltod)
l|olcrnlo ulo Nenpcl.
gm ,. Nuucmbcr oaronprins @il.
ifIm" naU Bremen.
Am 8. N%opcn1bcr nMaurctonia"
llo6 liverpool.
am 3. &oocmbcr D9liidter" md
hamburg.
Im 3. Nopcm6er nSeutonic" mad,
Soltthomptpn. tasE
Anl 3, Nooenlber .9aura" nad]
F.copel uilb 5ricit.
Mm 4. gtooember ,9orbaroIiu" ilad)
@rentcr.
Inn 4. 0ouCmber yGouroine" riadl
lScorc.
Am l.. Noncnl6cr rGirainin" mad
Meapel iulo @cnllo.
Im 6. Npuember Berlin" nod
I0ibrnltor ullo Heopcl.
Nm 6. Nopembcr ,W%innebaba"
rod) 9onbon.
Anl 6. &operi6er st. Saul" nod
Srrtbompton.
Am 6. Hopenlber g. 81 Giemonte"
Iilad] Geapel unrio @enilo.
am g.. Nruenlbcr Baltic" nod
l2tuerpool.
slm G.. 9opcmbcr ,Grctie" naf)
Gibraltar unS NcapeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

@erm t. - Die Eplijci oea
oltliden Tiitrifts lpnroe eriud)t,
Nofiorid)ungen nod Dem IL Sabre
olten @eorge Golnghcrtp, Sohu non
!&errn mo Srol Sbomos 3ougber.
III bon Rr. 1921, Sit-Eratt.S trabs,
on5nitclleiL melher ieit elmer @ohs
p%cridrmnnocn 1T. 57e GItcrn alolt-
beil. Dab Der Siinac iid) oii eincnl
Anitcrlbpot %befinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
lilM
xdaIia. / 9daia. aussenommsn gonkiaas,


@Lpreb5tqe t,sisoe Stnlor ant oH s5taape" Don
Ger @eMoen-Sial!on nd1 @nihingtur an
98onentngei 100 Born, bis 500 9lbegSs.
3riibere @bfntrt bon Der Wd. GopabStdtton.
Strefte Verbineanp In ser nrueH ,ta.s'-
station iu Aaiaiuatpn mt auea fabltG gssssf
ben 9iuten.
Waiyinaiou, .%errlare1 sIt. v%eocI'StattoI;
&c. %, +o,t5, 47.10, Vas, 1855, 1850, ii0.50,
iif.6s, si1.55 l'orm.. Ft2, 10, t12.5s. lbs,
t2.4s, 1880. *4.16, +4.55. t5.b5 ga6m 1909.
t6.55, 800 Uimitsbl, 1850, t1t.29 ghspo8
Rer.aiiert Ga.noeg,Giotion: $500. *8.15, 1920,
200, r. 20, 900. : 1870. 1900. 1000, tho
2lorui *lz.0o, ti2o2 +t2So9 t1ooo, S1oh'
Mactai.. 1890, +G.16, : 800. 400, 1900, ISIS
Wimiteo), 5000, *1o.95, +I1.0 5, iii. 3a Mbbs.
,;eoctia, Contamination, t7.35 ruo s9.t6
ssppnt.. II 20, 1850 uto 1870 9taoam.
Snseystrpr. Wlt. sopaLstaticn, ! .t5 Bonn,
1861 DtdbM. &atnhen.StattcE, Use. +a.0t
8orm, 1900. r4.o9 Gncnm.
Epsai 8iHs 2f.e
nan gbifaSeissia Ino Retr.Esft.
Heuer Serniiuu3 on tcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gtrate, MeDsaori, beausm mad SoteiS uhs
lneQtern. ttiH @ 80. GL
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3eitultgcu, 3eitidriiteu, etc.
,gbe baltimore giepS Gn.," Oan'b Abererom'
bic, Uei4dllstiibrer, Sls gSsli'Se EHlaii'Str.
9au Woterialien, Sbiirem, Seniter-
raDmen, 2oDen, etc.
3ames .. Softer d 60, 1t5--117 Sio'Sreoe'
ridsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

9ruIt.G pmpagute'n.
,mdralanS srnt Co.," Rorbwed' sde Galoett'
unb Serulan'5 trabe., g.. 9. Zimmerman II,
9rHfiocnt; Carroll Gan yfeB, SbaSmeiiter;
Serbs Speucer. Jun, SiflfssS9abmeifter;
9,an GiiHier, SiilissGefreiir.
Baltimore 1rait & @narantee Co.," Gaiittob!e
9uiioira.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

9ou Noterialien, &biiren, Seniter-
roDmeu, 2aDen, etc.
Cameo .. .5oter d 50. 115-117 saS'Srsoe'
ridsStrabe.
Hationol-ganfen.
,sbs cls suwn s~aattanai sanf," Sob unb
@IeiersSttaBe. Sue1D S. @1vts p."ilos"t.
.sSeite ssitatnnai. aani,@ 432 Sab.srOaopap.
i, VI si,, :; % SStnsst ; s,a1fa /. soro.Sutou.str.
u. Wiarioit, Nafitrsl.
,Sarmcrs ano Mermants s~'atipuaI ganf,"
Sputbs uub 9ombarosS trabe.
Staats. 9anfen.
,IsutSf, gant uoh @alttmore." Baltimore.
Inb SoIiindN.StfaBe. Nugujt Neber. Brdit'
bent: e. $. 6idt. G6asrisitier.
Spar.Qanfen. ~
,1suti he eparbant uoa Saltmnre,~ gutaip.
st ano aa nass." gsar 5beSatsaa ga.,imOr..sirabe u,ls
enftonl 9~oulesIbeilie,
II t.Gompagute'n.
rHadralnnS srnit Co.," Norbued's de galoett'
anS Ssfa'an,Strabe; g; ps 6. gtmsnssmGT
Sse essfg' &ps Suei'" ia IN" SsifpIfs.sSaaSmeifter;
8an GfiHlier, 9illissSttreldr.
Baltimore Irait & Dnarantee Co.," G~aittob!e
~t'ipNttb'
Nbpofateu.
aart ". gt, efu.E, 126-129 anss Rutlo,ns.
@nitaUus aorb. 2Bf-269 Ga!oett euiIoiHg.
2anbmirt9ihoftIibe @erGtbe nro
SGmcreien.
Griffith & ruruer &C.. 2o5 NORTHUMBERLAND.
Warmor. nn> 8ronitr@ erfe.
6. Siisartrrr & ebhns. 7i4-7ts &tbsatt.
HioresSttaBe.
Blumbtng, Snrnaces, Gange8 nno
Ocier, 9uh0efen uno 8iEncu.
gennett grcs,, 523 sorN, GrenontHabsnue.
a1tpieriMmieSe uno Glumbers.
Sahn Snbert, 1714 9~bamessGirabe. q, d =
aelepbon: Moiie 1899.
fScilcr.S
| .8upal Sainrnnee 81. Of ainerrusl,n Germ
~. Q~8arfielo, 6eIiotuts Ulana0er 101--102
@hambe 81 Commerce 8niioifg.
y@ermauia Ssner . @erRdcrungs . @tieninaft."
Baltimore nIc RortG. StraBe.
@igentbums N9cntcn ullh Gambler.
gierrr s. Gusen G Gepaew. 10 0it's.rtngtUa'
Strabe.
SntlUflle0s SltDeDor.
q. etrtt parre eo., 382-364 Rorbs0nbsetr.
9obIen m,b Solj.
tsprs q. Hpa oeiae, 500 @oIumbia'sltenut.
Bfonolcib, @ei61fte.
nGoufuliSstsa ssau 3d." 1 yscro'Sab'strabs.
Bialio8 un0 Srgeln.
Gbss. ID. sttcff, 8 Goro.eibertb.G tratc.
Vim. 2nahe & 60, 8arfssloe. uno .5apstte'Gtr
Tupier un0 8apier. Glitter.
smith. Sirpn 60. 105-1O7 Sanoset.Strnte.
@~lcd)pluttcn, Wetaa, etc.
ssea; Gurt;n G 60. (iseprporirtJ. 1919
HdlheritcnsGtrnbc.
0eteftip. Ggentur.
National Gst"et,st ssrutee. 8. gR. g 10, sc.
fbIftsllbrer, Hir. $50 qaiu.abilSiug. @GItts
n'orc. 1Fb Rbodc ii. Raul $500.
rGnttrttan Tetcefiae 1gtnel," &S1ricB So3ls
main, Geftdttsii1ier 319 Gppitabies9ilha..
Vaiitniete, DO. &b9te: 9. ~ II. Foul
2027; gSupnurg: 6. & g.. Glci'e taS0--A,
GpnHbnncr e Sdntlot, gdhfcIaer bo.i Guilt.
gSclt & g9on5, sos gcinest yuiloing.
9eitenbeItntter.
Saueer e cbbnc, t7c3-t710 gn~nton.aoeune.
g9m. Gppt. gortb. uno Gresninount.sntuue.
6rieob0ie.
,2anbun fart 0emeterD." Snreau: 2t g;rIt.
SdratoaasS Giraffe.
Werhnnts & @tirerS Srauspurt. Go.
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Iationol.Vanfe

Su'ttSN.
,,sbr clb Suwn s~lattunat Sanf,"4 gah' unb
@1eiersStruBe. Sueuu S. Qovt p..ilo.a..
SenrD .. 3eoue, &aitrer.
,Bpeitc giatiunGt. 9aui," 432 SibaSroaopaD.
8. e. 2aaener, aaiiirer.
u. Warioit, Raffirsl.
,Sarmcrs ano Wierdnants National Banf,"
Guutbs uuo 9pIn~barosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

StaatssY anfen.
,IsutSds Qant Uoh @alttmure." Baltimore
upo SoIiiodOsStfaBe. Nuguit Neber. Brdit'
bent: e, s. Blot, S6agmeifter.
Spar.Qanfen. f
,Dsuti he eparbant noa Satttmare," Gutoip'
uno 0alttulorefStrlS
st. Rance Spatbaat," Ga.iiroresStrab uia
GnftOni pDulezIoetliie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

@diie flr's AnSlans tcicrst G.. 9iatne, 4f3
cf.ynltimptesstrv Hats 1uitpm 6oufe.Ape,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19
NbDofaten.
aart ". g, etu.E, 1850 anr Ruilorns.
@nitaous stsrb, 26f-369 galOert euiloiHg.

2anonirt9ifoitli1e @er1tbe nno
SGntcreien.
griffttb & ruruer Co., 205 gorbsBnru'Str1Se.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

B!umbirs, Surnaces, Ton0es uno
Scien, 9uh0ctfen ltno HiEmer.
genuett grrs., 523 Guro, Gr~emontsabenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

&1ipieriNmieSe uno plumbers.
Sshn Snbsrt, 17i4 Gbanies.Sirabe. Is. d y.
Ielepbon: Boiie 1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

Tapier uno &apier. Giitet.
smith, Sirpn 80, 105--t07 SlnooersStrate
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WelGaitss@
Bidder, gonoitor- nnb Sotel.
9coariSa Irtifel.

sbe Maers & Sids g.. 104 SiioaSopato'Str
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Wormor. nnb 8ranitr Werfe.
g. Siigdrtrsr & Gbhne. 7i4-7ts Btitgatti'
uioreaStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

9eit)enbeltntter.
Suueer e Cbbnc, t7C3-f7t0 gnnton.soeune.
Wpt Gepf. gorfb' uno Green1nou ntsHntuue.
Srieob6ie.
r2anhun Tarf 6emeters." snrenu: 2t gSrIt.
SdratoQasS ircbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

@~lcd)plutten, Wetaa, etc.
sfoa, Spru;n G 60. G...eprporir.), 1919
gGIheritcn.Gtrnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

9eteftip. Ggentur.
National Sst"et,st ssrutee. 8. GR. P.fb, sc.
ftdftsihbrer, gir. 632. aaiu.AbilSiua. gGltis
n'urc. mo. Tbohc al. WhuI $500.
.amtritan Tttcciisc aatnts," 0SarIcS So5I.
inG1ft, GeIhdttslii1ttr, 3t9 Gauitahiesgilha..
baltimore, 30. gbpue: 6. q a. 81. l'oul
2027; gSuDnure: 6. & g. Glol'e taS0--Jt
Gpnhonncr & Sdnitot, gnhfcIaer boa Suliij.
gSeit & g1on5, sos gaioert guiiotng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-10-19

fSclcr.8 erii6erurgcn.
,8npal aainrnnse 60. Of aihersusl,n Germ
~. Q%9arfie!o, 6ettotuts Ulana0er, 101-102
Chamber Of Commerce 8uiioifta.
y@ermauia Ssuer . @eritIcrungs . O. leu idiaft,"
Baltimore uHc HortL. Strabe.
gigentb,lms N9cutcn urth Gambler.
Gterrr s :. Suaen G. Gspbew. 10 Sft.stItngtua'
Strabe.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
INDIANS LOSE SUIT
FOR CITIZENSHIP
BARRICADES ARE ERECTED BY
HAZLET0N POLICE
Choctaws and Cherokees Who Alleged
Fraud in Being Excluded from
Citizenship Rolls Are
Defeated

WASHINGTON, Nov. SIN an opin-
ion by Justice Holmes, the supreme
court of the United States decided to-
day against the complainants, the case
Of $4,000 Choctaw and Chickasaw In
dians who asked for redress for being
excluded from the citizenship rolls of
those nations when they were pre-
pared by Secretary of the Interior
Hitchcock, March 4, 1907
The suit was instituted by ]. E..
Fleming in the United States circuit
court for the eastern district of Okla
homa, and was sensational in it's
charges. 1t declared the citizenship
court had been bribed; that $750,O00
had been paid to the Oklahoma legal
firm of Mansfield, McMurray &s Cor
nish, as the result of unlawful con-
niving and that, Notwithstanding these
charges had been brought to the at
tention of Secretary Garfield, he had
failed to investigate them.
1t was asserted also the secretary
had withdrawn vast areas of land for
reservation purposes and for other uses,
contrary to law.
Claiming to be entitled to share OF
the Choctaw and Chickashaw funds
and lands under the terms of the treaty
ment, which was entered into in 1880,
the petitioners had asked for a decree
compelling a general accounting of the
award of their proportion of the prop
erty and for an injunction prohibiting
further proceedings looking to the
alienation of it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
SOUNDS ALARM
AGAINST TRUSTS
Former President of Harvard Uni
Versity Declares Need Is Urgent
for Prevention of Monop-
oIlstic Methods
[By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-Dr. Charles
w. Eliot, president of the National
Conservation association, authorized
statement today on the danger of the
monopclistic control of the wdterpower
In this country, which is declared to
be urgent.
The statement is made liz the form
OF an appeal to the American people,
and deals parti 'ularly with tho much
discussed question of the coal fields
OF \ aska. 1t says:
'The National Conservation associa-
tion is convinced of the urgent need of
immediate measures to prevent the
control of the great sources of heat
and mechanical power in the United
States from being seized by monopo
listic organizations and to secure the
best development of these sources in
the interest of the whole people. These
sources are waterfall and coal.
The following statement covers the
situation with respect to coal lands:
"The coal lands in the possession OF
the United States are being rapidly
absorbed under the present inadequate
law. The fields of Alaska, estimated to
contain 5,000,000,000 tons, shall remain
the inheritance of the people. But
bad as the general coal land of the
United States, that OF Alaska is even
worse, for there the government is alb
solutely limited to a charge of SO
an acre, which is less than tenth
of the real value of these coal lands.
There are already about 900 entries
in the Alaskan coal fields. 1t is true
the field was recently withdrawn from
entry but the legality of that with
drawal has been questioned.
Given If the 900 existing claims now
coming to trial should be declared
fraudulent, new claimants may file on
the lands under the Objectionable pro-
visions OF the existing laws without
restriction against monopoly and
waste, and without necessary pro-
visions.
1--WE have urged the present admin
istration to prepare, for the common
good, for the trial Of these claims, and
we have no doubt, in view of the facts
and of the policy of the administration
as declared by President Taft, In his
speech at Spokane September 28, that
our request will be granted.
''The situation with respect to wa
terpower development both in the pub
lie domain and on navigable streams,
is substantially similar to that with
respect to coal. The water powers can
not be effectively developed in the pub
lie interest under the existing law.
1--WE, therefore, appeal to the Amer
lean people to bring the urgent needs
of the situation to the attention of
their representatives in congress, in
order that comprehensive legislation In
the matter be enacted. To this end
every citizen is urged to do his duty"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
BIG MEN WILL
PUT AVIATION
CENTER HERE
H. {. HUNTINGTON WILL HEAD
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY
GOV. GILLETT, WILLIS n. BOOTH
AND DICK FERRIS INTERESTED
No Profit Contemplated In organiza-
tion Which Will Aid in Success
of Great Midwinter "AVl-
alton Week"

T N order to stimulate a statewide
interest in aeronautics and avia-
- tion and reciprocally to call at
tention to the advantages of Califor-
MIA climate through the awakening of
attention all over the world to the
science of flying, the California AVia-
tion society has been organized, with
the following officers:
Henry Il. Huntington, president.
Gov j. n. GilIett, vice president.
willis II. Booth, vice president and treas
urer.
George b. Harrison, secretary.
Dick Ferris, general manager.
Among the directors who are now
being invited to aid the work of the
society are Senators George G. Per-
kins and Frank p. Flint, former Sec
retary of the Navy Victor H. Met
calf of Oakland, Col. d. C. Collier of
San Diego, Gen. II. G. Otis, M. F. Ihm-
sen, II. E. Rhoads, e. T. Earl, John
b. Elliott, T. Il. Gibbon, l.. G. Earnist
of Los Angeles and Joseph H. Mas
ten of San Francisco.
Not Organized for Profit
The society is not organized for
profit, but will assist materially In ad-
vancing the coming Aviation week
planned to bring famous aVlaLOrS ana
balloonists to Los Angeles in midwin-
ter. The commercial side of the aVia-
ton meet will be handled by a sep
arate corporation, of which Mr.. Hunt
ington will be president and Mr.. Ferris
general manager.
Already enough money has been
pledged to make the necessary guar
antees to bring such men as Curtiss,
Bleriot and Latham and to invite the
wealthy men who are interested in ball
looming in the east.
An idea of the extent of the balloon
ing under consideration may be gained
from the fact that the Los Angeles
Gas and Electric corporation has as
sured Manager Ferris that ii will be
ready to furnish 100000 cubic feet Of
gas an hour to the balloon grounds.
Work Begun Already
Within the next week active organ
ization to handle the business de-
tails of the aviation meeting will be
perfected. Already numerous cable
grams and telegraph messages between
assured them of the Importance of the
Los Angeles event.
A big aviation gathering "in the
shadow of the Sphinx" has been talked
of at the same time that the Los An
geles meeting is proposed, and for
that reason Mr.. Ferris has been COM
PEELED to do some tall hustling to keep
the foreign aeroplanists In line until
he could be definitely assured that local
plans would be carried through.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09
LORD KITCHENER WATCHES
JAPANESE ARMY MANEUvERS
British Field Marshal and Staff See
Retreat of Southern Force in
Drenching Rain Storm

DIKKO, Japan, Nov. S.-Field Mar
shall Lord Kitchener, who is repre-
sentlng the British army at the Jap
anese maneuvers, stood surrounded by
his staff at a roadside hut of a Jap
anese peasant today and watched the
main body of the southern army re-
treating in a drenching rain, which
lasted all night.
The retreat began at o'clock in
the morning the enemy pursuing rap
idly under a forced pace.
There will be decisive action be-
tween the northern and southern
armies November 10, which will be
followed the next day by a review of
emperor and the British field marshal
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09

have been so engrossed With
my duties as mayor that ! have
had no time TO make a personal
campaign. You all know that ! am
mayor of Los Angeles; you know
the sort of administration have
given; you know If you desire to
see that sort of an administration
continued. II you do so desire, you
will, | take It, vote for my renom-
lnation and reelection. If you, on
the other hand, disapprove of my
administration you will, of course,
vote for some other candidate.
Whatever the people by their ver-
dict at the ballot box decide will
be satisfactory to me.
One thing, and one thing only,
ask at this time of those who do
favor my administration and my
candidacy. Since am candidate
1t is but natural, of course, that !
should desire to have as large a
vote as possible cast in my favor
at the primary election on NoVem-
ber 10, and ! therefore request
every one favorlng my candidacy
and my administration to be sure
and cast his vote at the primary
election.
Yours for good government,
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-09

Favors keeping able officials In Office
Good Government organization re-
peats Endorsements PAGE 3
Architect of Washington Park school says
Contractor Hayes was warned four times
OF deficient work. PAGE 9
Matron of Y. NJ C. A. laid in last rest
after loving tributes paid. PAGE 8
Broker accused of grand larceny and wife
abandonment. PAGE 0
Strange death of william salter partly
solved; Willis Earnstng held to superior
court without bail. PAGE .
Demand recovation Of winery license near
Azusa. PAGE 3
Free delivery service to be extended to
recently annexed territory. PAGE .
Buick wins Los Angeies-to- Phoenix race;
Columbia Is second. and studebaker
EMF third. PAGE /
Believe arrest Of daughter OF woman now
in jail is an important one. PAGE 8
Mayor Alexander makes open proclamation
TO voters of tho city. PAGE l
Machine will try to use push officials
in place OF regular ones who do not reach
precincts before polls open. PAGE 8
High tribute paid to william ]. Wash
burn by executive committee Of Munich
pal league. PAGE
Boomerang hits Mushet forces through
action OF central labor council PAGE 5
win not change bond issue, but San
Pedrans are not fully satisfied PAGE S
Big men will put aviation center in Los
Angeles; Henry 70. Huntington head Of
new California society. PAGE
Society. clubs and Woman'B Department.
Fight duel, but neither OF principals armed
with firearms are injured. PAGE 2
Contest on will OF woman whose estate is
said TO be valued at S400O.Oo0 is begun
in probate court PAGE 10
Charge OF killing is dismissed and real
estate dealer Will drop damage case
against grocer PAGE 10
Health ordinance of county revised by
supervfsors PAGE 10
Machine puts every energy behind Smith;
Alexander conceded place on ballot PAGE
Editorial and Haskin's letter PAGE 4
Society, clubs and Woman's Department.
PAGE II
Marriage licenses. births and deaths. PAGE Il
Political news 'and gossip. PAGE 3
Municipal affairs. PAGE s
Newa of the courts PAGE 10
Markets and financial. PAGE 7
Mines and oil fields PAGE 8
Automobiles. PAGE 13
Theaters ana dramatic criticisms PAGE Is
Shipping. PAGE Z
City brevities PAGE D
Classified advertising. PAGES H-15