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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-18
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Su1ealciitiuna lin0 600 Meilen. mel.
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%rriuhrtcn in Scr Eolij,i Nmb>t.
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cinen Mrontcu nod clncnt Nplpltdl
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Ter Nui;crniiid)tr. mar Der Enticnt.
Gr trui NlItrrn olIi Ocm Compiler
oEpppn" BON GrinrN No. in @oltj
more Gin. mi iidl bier all ciucr &0pi
m,lnoc bchnn0ctn 81 lal'cu. mcld'c
linn ulli bcr Totrt pon baltimore
nod SriorN BON Ser Wnnnid0it Ct
nea Nuitcrlbootc5 b~cigcbrnd)i morocn
nor. Gic Ambulun} oca i~ilblidIrn 81
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Sem MnrDIuno llniucriitGt& .Nolpitnl,
Sic NCrjtc trtl0rtcu itHod. BOB tic
bic Aulnuhmc ucnuci9cru miibtcn, %
o01 oiiCntlid)c Soipitul bcicbt mo OiG
&crlctunN GouunouNh's nift NcI1hr
liftr Grt lei. S1 Sto6t Noipit0l.
mnhin Der Mrnnfc Damn tron>Nprtlrt
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nbtr fcinc Nuacntlinif bobc uilD On
her bir Hu'nnhnr urrnciNCru m!iiic.
Scr &utid'lr bC> ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
icbtc iid) Norulri nit lieutenant
Moorbl'cr bon Sc lit0ildlcn Epli}ci
Stdtinn ttlcphoniid IN NrrbiuGun0,
ul0 0iCicr riCth cilten SrittCli %criild,
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NnbulGni muIite NIT Dem utrlcttcil
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n,ndcn. nm Qcruiiic Decentralization 1T
t~l,>iNcL ipcid}c nolhiN mort!L unl
Die Irlnnbmc III Ocm Morint,Noipi
tai III rrnl6Rlid,cn.
Giller san lpridt IL @luiitcn Ger
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trni, Foliiii!cn nit ci,cm Nrtcitnn
tell in lrGtnO elmer Strort Ge9 StoGt
tbciIa UnrtCn n",iliicll. Bis ser Mugct
j%rilutehric. nm Gin ECrlcbt2r Gdtte
nidt 1T ocln Hnlbuinn5U0gcn nod
cincm &oipitul ilbrriilDrt loc.ocn ton
iltll.
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3~mi'tcnoci9 En'lo0icrcL iouic
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N0noncu Nolocl NIT Mittcl
Nmcrifu.
Wlt potter H0ounN, f. M0iiitell
FollagicrclL - ,}mild)cn0ccttrn ul0
: Hcportirtcu illhr Der Norooultidlr
&loupo 0onpicr ,Rbcin" 0eItrrn
NotrnlittdI nm > lsbr nGb NrCn1cn
ab. (rob Der flcilcu Ynjohi Der
EolioNiCrc bate ljdl cine iynttIlhc!lns
inhI bon NrQlcitcru chi Eicr cinNc
iulOrL mcIdc ibrcu N~rf0mntcu mo
%cnp0nOtcn SchGpohl iodCn mplI
ten. Itc @niiltrQ E0iin1lcrc limo:
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NnItimrrc. Mo, Sri. Glorn Grullt
MID oils Cincinnati, :. Trou Morp
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Grrmiidtr telegrapbiid)c Scpeid;su.

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riltr Sbimlecod. Snoinner, crlfcb
rprgcitcru slbcnO ouf ser Shinnecpd.
aicicrpntiplL nallc southampton, 81.
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Bluubtc, Oob oicieIbcn iaiRe Grmor.
ounla plaltcn. nm lid rinea giscn'
ibilnls 3i belnldtisen. Der lbdter
iii perbaitet mo bcitnlb acitcrn icin
critics 0crbnr.
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Sd,ulbi0 b~efnnben.

gan Sranttsco. Il. seer.
Gr. Sitpcrpiicr Mitoci ". Goiicn
Dcldcr Der slmlubne ciner9citedutg
ron $1,000 pcil cillcnl Tertretcr Der
h,ciigcn &cre:nigicu Observation-Disclosures
Giiacflogt p0r. ml,roc bette ldllloid
beiunben. Gid)tcr Gimme ltthtc Die
Antiinoisnng bes llrtbciIa, mcltcs
chi cill Bis picrjcrn Sabre 3lld)ttnl9
!uiltci, folm, ulii Den y. Sebritar
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Pm SonltaH, Den Is. Is. Ants,
miro bic oNiAhlan0 HoNc pr. lSi
u. i. It, II. NJ" hcn1 &ormitoQ21ot
tc00icultc lit oer oelrtid)ru Der. cuanN.
Stride an Wolt Npcnuc ulO clifton.
SiroBc. 4}oitpr ". NoG, b%ciiuobncn,
Sic Mtitalit0cr p|crionmeIn lid inr
10 llhr int Yodrnrnrnic.
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SEus @nltimurcsGuuntD

SrOu &atb0rinc II. Grttd) an 0cr
Norf Nooo pom Ciucm GtroBcu
hohn @oQQon iIbcriobrCn nno
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9tllQnbc oc1 Wtptorm0mcQ Geo. ~,
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
DIES BECAUSE OF
UNREQUITEDLOV
Becoming Despondent, Man Drinks
Heavily, Decides Life Is Not Worth
Living and Swallows Cynaide
of Potassium

]. V. Black 80 years old, soda
water clerk, living at 129 East Fourth
street, at the Edison apartments, COM
mitted suicide in his room yesterday
by drinking cyanide of potassium. I'm
requited love is alleged to be the cause
of his self murder
Black, of whom little is known by
the police, is said to have been in
love with Jean Leroy, variety ac-
tress, recently employed in a number
of cheap theaters. She is said to have
refused to marry him and he became
despondent, drank heavily and finally
concluded that Life was not worth liv-
ing and took the poison. The drug was
purchased at Reds pharmacy in Ocean
Park.
Black retired to his room at 11:3O
o'clock yesterday morning, leaving a
call for 1890 o'clock. At that time Mrs
Mary Rodgers. the landlady, tried to
awaken him. but being unable to DO
so. made no further attempt until $50
o'clock last night when she opened
the door with a pass key and discov-
cred the dead body Of her lodger on
the bed.
A hottie of cyanide of potassium was
on the stand at the bedside, and the
wrapper, which had surrounded it, was
written, please phone to know about
me to 1884"
The telephone number given IS that
of Joseph Bernard, 119 West Avenue
Thirty-three. Bernard states he met
BLACK for the first time Tuesday night
and at that time Black was in COM
panv with the Leroy woman. The po-
lice have been unable to discover
R1aclls antecedents. The body was
removed to the Bresee morgue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
WELL KNOWN PASTOR
RESIGNS Ills CHARGE
Much Regret Experienced When Rev.
Frederick A. Field Leaves West
End Congregational
Church

Much regret has been caused by the
resignation of Rev. Frederick A. Field
from the pastorate Of the West End
congregational church of Los An
geles, where he has ohiciated for about
eight years. Rev. Field is one of the
best known Congregational ministers
of Southern California and has fol-
lowed his chosen calling for more than
thirty years.
Beginning his career with the pas
torate of a small church at Westmin-
ster, near Santa Ana, thirty years ago,
Rev. Field soon came to be one of the
best known of local pastors. After a
couple of years service at Westmin-
ster Rev. Field was married to Miss
Clara M. Mcdonald of San Diego, and
later took charge of church at Ma
tional City, where he remained four
years.
He was called next to the pastorate
Of the Vernon church, where he re-
mained for five years, leaving Vernon
to organize the Olivet Congregational
church of Los Angeles He was re-
called twice to this pastorate, serving
in all more than eight years. He or
ganized many churches during his
thirty years of service, among them
being the Redondo Congregational
church, the Brooklyn Heights Congre-
gational church and the Third Congre-
gational church, which finally dis
banded
Rev. Field celebrated his fifty-sev-
enth birthday yesterday at his Glen
dale home and is entertaining his
mother, Mrs. Sarah G. Field of Mon
rovia. He will spend the next year
taking a rest al his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
TEACHERS AND PUPILS
BOOST SUMMER SCHOOL

A gymnastic exhibition will be given
Friday evening by the members of the
boys department of the Young Men
Christian association. The entertain
ment will be for the benefit of the boys
of the summer school, and their parents
and friends are invited to attend. An
interesting program has been arranged
by j. s. Robson, physical director. Reg
ular graded class work will be given,
games of various kinds played, and
specialties by the younger boys will
complete the program.
The affair practically will end the
athletic work of the summer. Two
hundred and twenty-eight boys have
taken advantage of the summer school,
including class room work. gymnasium,
swimming pool and basketball training.
Many have been enabled in this way to
secure school credits in subjects in
which they were conditioned, and in
some cases gained an entire grade.
Teachers and pupils are enthusiastic
over the success of the first summer
school
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
Merchants saD o1 oe. 500 saSSS
Bra ] % % POLL S. Broadway s" % @ Trust e'R Bn9 n
PATROLMAN WILCOX
HAS OWN TROUBLES
DOGS AND NEIGHB0RS MIXED
UP IN TRIAL
Policeman and Wife Fined-Resigna-
ton of Former Refused and
Another Hearing
Ordered

Patrolman Cornelius A. Wilcox
pleaded guilty to q charge of battery,
and was fined $25 by Police Justice
Chambers yesterday, and Mrs. Bessie
Wilcox, his wife, was fined $50 on a
charge of battery and $25 for keeping
vicious dog. Wilcox stated his inten-
ton of resigning from the police de-
partmont.
According to the testimony Of wit
nesses, Mrs. Wilcox and some friends
in a buggy drove across the sidewalk
and a vacant lot owned by John Nor
wacki, an aged Pole, living at 1875 East
Forty-first street.
As a result of this alleged trespass,
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs Narwock be-
came involved in a dispute which re-
suited in the latter being severely
beaten.
Wilcox it is alleged, then appeared
on the scene and struck Norwacki twice
in the face Then Mrs. Wilcox loosad
some bulldogs and set them on the
Polish couple. The dogs, instead OF
biting the Norwackis, attacked an in
nocent child and the latter was bitten
on the leg.
Wilcox asked for leniency and stated
that he was moving away from the
neighborhood, and later is said to have
stated he had rendered his resignation
as a patrolman.
Later Wilcox visited Chief Dishman
to tender his resignation, but as Will
cox previously had made a false state
ment to his superior officer concerning
the matter the resignation was refused,
and Wilcox will be taken before the
police commission to answer to charges
of conduct unbecoming an officer.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
KILLS SELF BECAUSE
HE FEARED INSANITY
WIFE FINDS LIFELESS BODY
OF TEAMSTER
Wisconsin Man Suffered Pains in the
Head After Operation and Be-
lieved He Was Losing
His Mind

Fearing he was losing his mind and
suffering intense agony as the result
of a recent operation, George Il. Hill.
40 years old. teamster, committed
suicide by slashing his. throat from
ear to ear in an outhouse at his home
at 200 West Forty-third street early
yesterday morning. His lifeless body
was found by his wife shortly after
wards.
The unfortunate man and his wife
came to Los Angeles several years
ago from Wisconsin He had been
employed as a teamster for the Bekin
Van and Storage company.
Some time ago Hill underwent an
operation for a disease of his ear.
Since that time he complained of ter
rible pains in his head and often re-
marked he believed he was losing his
mind. For the last three nights he
was unable to sleep.
The dead man leaves widow, a
brother-in-l L. c. Peterson of S34
West Thrty-siXth place, and three
sisters and two brothers In Chicago
The body was taken to the under
taking establishment of Peck and
Chase and Coroner Hartwell probably
will sign a certificate of suicide.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
MRS. BELMONT OPENS HOME
TO WOMAN SUFFRAGISTS

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 24-Unique
among the events that have marked
NeWport's summer life for many years
was gathering here today at Marble
House, Mrs. O. Fl. p. Belmont's mag
niticent summer home, in the interest
of "Votes for women"
The meeting was under the auspices
of the National Woman Suffrage asso-
citation. Those who addressed the 500
persons present, of whom about $50
were women, were the Rev. DIR. Anna
Howard Shaw, president of the ma
tional association; Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe. the venerable author and re-
former; Mrs. Belmont and Mayor Boyle
of this city, who acted as chairman.
The receipts from the sale of tickets
and souvenirs aggregated nearly $780,
This will go to the national association
For the privileges of the mansion, to-
gether with admission to the tent
where the speeches were made, So was
charged to the former alone, 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
PROTEST AGAINST CLOSING
STREET NUMEROUSLY SIGNED
Only Eleven Persons ASK Vacation,
While SeVenty-nine Object to
5enefiting Realty Firm

A protest, signed by the persons re-
siding at Florence, has been filed with
the board Of supervisors to the petit
tion of eleven persons living on the
Conrad tract for the closing of Nadeau
street. adjoining the south side of the
tract.
The protestants claim the land in
cluded in the street is wanted by a
real estate firm to be sold as lots,
while the petitioners contend the street
should be vacated owing to the failure
of the owner of an adjoining tract to
live up to an agreement with Juls
Conrad, whereby each should donate
to the county a certain portion of his
tract for road purposes.
The matter has been taken under ad-
Visement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
FATHER SEEKS DAUGHTER
MISSING SINCE AUGUST 8

Lena Wallos, the 16-year-old daugh-
ter of Joseph Wallos, proprietor of a
restaurant at 217 North Main street,
who disappeared from her home at 61O
North Chicago street August 8, is still
missing, and the father of the girl,
fearing some accident has befallen his
daughter, yesterday asked the police to
assist in finding her.
The girl was employed at her fathers
restaurant. She went home August 8,
was missed later, and since that time
no trace of her has been found.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
Two Men Killed

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 24-Two
men were killed and two were serious
ly injured as the result of a premature
explosion of dynamite at the camp of
the Pacific Coast Construction COM
pany at Milwaukee, near here, this
evening. The explosion rolled several
tons of rock down an embankment,
burying one man, whose body has not
been recovered. The names of the
killed and injured are unknown.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
MEXICAN LABORER HURT
BY SLEDGE ON HIGHWAY

Julio Martinez, as years old, Mex
lean laborer employed as section
hand by the Pacific Electric company,
was painfully injured yesterday morn
ing and had narrow escape from
being seriously hurt. While working
at Sixth and Main streets he was
struck accidentally on the head with
heavy sledge hammer and rendered
unconscious.
Martinez was holding a drill which
the foreman, r. Nena, was striking
with a sledgehammer. Martinez bent
forward to adjust the drill and the
hammer hit him on the head. He was
taken to the receiving hospital, where
the police surgeons found he had sus-
tanned a cOncussion of the brain and
a slight laceration on his head.
Don't simply allow 1t to die-that plan of
yours. Find little capital through advertis-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
Strong Winds Reported

LAKE CHARLES, La, Aug. "a
Strong winds and a heavy incoming
tide in Calcascieu river last night in
dicated that a severe storm was rag
ing on the gulf. 1t is feared the gale
has done much damage to the rice,
much of which is still uncut.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
Train Runs Away; Fireman Killed

HOOD RIVER, Ore, Aug. PAR. c.
Wilson, fireman on a logging engine,
was killed today when the train ran
away, wrecking the engine and cars.
Wilson jumped from the flying train,
striking against a steep bank and
being thrown back under the train.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-25
Mrs. Billy Sunday Denies Accident

CHICAGO, Aug. PA telephone
message received here today from Mrs
Billy Sunday, wife of the evangelist, by
her sister, Mrs. George Spoor, denies
that Mr. and Mrs. Sunday were victims
of an automobile accident near La
porte. Ind, yesterday Mr. Sunday
and wife are and have been at Winona
lake." said Mrs. Spoor today after
talking with her sister "They have
not even been automobile riding"