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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
INVESTMENTS
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If Won have inspected this at some OF ths
many places where 1t is being exniDited S SrvunA
town you know that it is a meritorious aesiee-
expect soon to put IL to par viz. $40 We
have 20 shares which We can sell All OF PaI1
at a reduction from So This Is Iree ana s1 tlsns1
fersble stock, and we can denver lne ae'""A
stock certificates
iOY P1S' Ia zacusIpa Rubber 19OO issuel. 1900
: 200 Templor Ranch Ou----. .------ 900
tS;..T Key Route Rfd.i 10 Pe5 een'. 500 800
. Marconi Wireless (Ameriean par 40 "a
. ooo Rswbd. S1gg e,rnft HiIl Minf........ al
- Marconf Wireless Canadian. --lO
5000 California Range Finder. -.--.-- CheSt
10000 Oceanic OIL -...----''-.- 30 s0
500 Wave Power and Electric. -.....- %
100 Hubbard Elliott Copper --------. LOU
and 500 others at just as hesyy discounts
WE WILL BUY ,,
Delta Mining. Stone Canyon Coal. Juarez MIN
ing, Lady Washington OIL OTi BfAg o,Ss- 49,
Palmer Oil Rio Michel Rubber. p. 3. Ste,ltr
Mining United Wireless Western Pacific Ky.
Pacific Fruit Cooling. iiosg Press. NJ LII nj
Hidalgo Rubber. La zaeuaiPa h1eoeo s,so- nj
series1 Ocean Shore bonds. Wave Aotof anu
OUR MARKET LETTER is Invaluable to in
vestors IN any kind Of securities. Adyse ", T
what stocks you are interested in and IL VIII
be mailed TO you regularly free OF charSe-
largest dealers IN unlisted securities on i-' lls
Pacific coast We guarantee 10 meet OF un"-'
sell any other legitimate quotations.
CHESTER b. ELLIS & co. IA Market ST.
opposite Call bldg.
STOCKS AND BONDS. FOR QUICK SALE
81. 000 Peoples Water Co. bonds at -.---- Sosy
81 COO Ocean Shore r.. u Co. bonds at 500
!, 900 shares Monterey Coal Co az --~-.S ID
600 shares calf Pressed Brick Co. at 80
3. 900 Bradford Quicksilver Mining Co at 10
!. 600 shares Palmer Oil Co. wanted at 30
400 Pacific Fruit Cooling and FaD. -
wanted at
800 shares HOag Rapid Press -oS
10 shares English MarcOni Wireless at l-OO
10 American Marconi Wireless at Sl-V"
Address 472 MonadnOck BLDG San Franclsco,
Cal Telephone Douglas S44-
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INCOME

FEH UNI MI
Two I've room fats in most thickly pOpulatel
district OF Berkeley. Building only little ovee'
one year old. Absolutely modern in every par
ticular. Large bun brick hreDiaces; hardwood
floors and beamed ceilings.
BUILT BY DAY WORK
1t takes only 81 625 10 handle this rare op-
pOrtunity Owner must leave for east. Address
LEWIS s. ELLIS.
General Delivery. Berkeley. Cal
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LoDG1NG HOUSES ron sALE-con.

LODGING HOUSES FOR SALE-Con.
COUNTRY HOTEL AT BARGAIN.
Fine little hotel in one of the very best interior
cities IN California; rent only S75 four years
lease; only Sl,soO. THE FULLER CO.
FOR RENT FURNIsHED-CoUNTRY HOTEL.
Small hotel close TO San Francisco. completely
furnished throughout; owners are leaving state:
will give you a lease at $40 per month, but
you must be quick sabout it.
REMEMBER. WE LEAD THIS BUSINESS
THE FULLER CO..
SAN FRANCISCO AND OAKLAND.
SNAPS TRADES PICKUPS
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Just the bargains you are looking for
TO EFFECT QUICK SALES
S2.I0 room; long lease; clears $500 monthly
Running water ia every room; tine carpets and
furniture; located north Of Market
81 800. CORNER TRANSIENT HOUSE 81
rooms. low rent lease; clears $40 monthly;
$3.50 CASH. CORNER. "a rooms; rent $40
room; lease clears $3.50 monthly; furniture cost
$1,000 Van Ness av., close in. Nothing like
this in town. ACT QUICK.
40 ROOMS brick building, close 10 Market
ana Van Ness; low rent; guaranteed to clear
$40 monthly: fine carpets and furniture; hot
and cold water in every room; best transient
house in town. CHEAP.
$500. - ROOMS. north Of Market St, close
In furniture cost 81 500: SWELL BUY.
$3.50, Il ROOMS; transient house; near the
NEW CHUTES PAYS BIG MONEY
20 HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS. all rented; no
work: easy money O'Farrell ST
~ ROOMS BRICK BUILDING; close in;
clears big money. VIII trade for real estate
any Kind of business
SI.40e. "a HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS; close
IN clears 500 monthly NO WORK.
$500 CASH, il ROOMS all rented; clears
$50 month Eddy 81. near Van Ness.
Sl50, MARKET ST room fat; low rent
WE have 20 acre RANCH, win trade for
large rOoming house
c. r. HAAIMERSMITH CO.,
INVESTOR OF CAPITAL.
EIs GOLDEN GAZE AN Az VAN NESS
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

GENERAL meeting Of the stock holders OF The
Joseph Allan mining and development company
VIII be held SUNDAY. March n at I:3O al
TIE Office, 1899 oath ST.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

sALESMEN WANTED IN EVERY STATE TO
SELL WE'LL KNOWN MINERAL. LANA
TIVE WATER TO RETAIL DRUGGISTS:
SALARIES FROM $1,000 AND UPWARD
WILL BE PAID ACCORDING TO MERIT.
AFTER ONE MONTHS TRIAL ON A 10 PER
CENT COMMISSION BASIS; YOUR ENTIRE
TIME OR AS A SIDE LINE: STATE EXPE-
RIENCE, AGE AND REFERENCE. MATYAS
WATER CO., NO. L HUDSON ST, NEW
YORK.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

SITUATION Wtd.-Young man, experienced book
keeper and office man. capable of taking
charge, several years experience In sawmiil
and retail lumber business would go to the
country or any place at moderate salary: ex-
celient references. Box 613, Call office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

RAILWAY mail clerks Wtd-Ss00 first year;
promotion to 81 500: examination in San Fran
cisco May Is: common school education suff-
OTHERS PROMISE Full particulars free
Ask for booklet n. P. Washington Civil Serv-
ice School. Washington. ID. c.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

WEST SIDE Christian. Bush at Devisadero Rob
ert Lord Cave, minister-Sunday school 9.45
p. n. Christian Endeayor. 6:15 D. M Church
services, II a. and 7:30 .. m. Mr. Caves
sermon subjects: The Cares Of This World''
and tine Wisdom and the Power of God" All
seats free: come. Mems club has open meeting
Monday night: ladies' invited
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THE san FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY. MARCH 21 1909
MALE HELP wANTEp-Continued

MALE HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OFFICE OPEN TODAY
SUNDAY A NJ TO II NJ.
MURRAY & READY
Leading Employment and Labor Agents.
WHITE PALACE HOTEL BUILDING.
1lth and Market sts.. San Francisco.
Phones Market 656 and 65T.
BRANCHES:
9th and Franklin sts., Oakland, Cal.
Phone Oakland 1861
I'd and Main sts and 121 Aarchesault St,
Los Angeles, Cal.
FREE FARE.
OREGON KLAMATH FALLS.
DoRR1s- vi BRAY.
SISKIYOU AND SHASTA.
c. n. E. R. r. $. P. r. r.
C. N. E. r. RS. p r. R.
300 men for Il. r. work, includingI tunnelmen,
headermen, forgemen, machine and hand miners,
roekmen; 500 laborers and teamsters, spikers,
strappers; men for ballast gangs, etc.
FREE FARE.
NEVADA DISTRICTS.
SHIP TODAY-AI1SO TO
COLFAX AUBURN NEWCASTLE
CLIPPER GAP. PENRYN.
RECONSTRUCTION WORK.
l5O laborers, Transfers hammersmen.
FREE FARE-SH1P TODAY.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

RELIABLE and sober cabinet maker who ur-
derstands well also carpentry aud packing
wants work around hotel or firm; references
r. c., 1928 Stockton st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

GRACE church. Episcopa-. corner Taylor and
Sacramento sts.-RET- DAVID EVANS, Ma
rector.
p. m. holy communion.
a.aJ e. m. Sunday school
il q. n. sermon and morning prayer.
s45 ?. m. evening prayer and address.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

REFINED Japanese. who has experience as a
valet, wishes position with actor or gentleman.
Apply with letter. NJ. NISHIO. japanese Y
NJ. c. A, 12l Haight st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

TRINITY church. corner Bush and Cough sts-
Holy communion 7:30 Sunday school $50.
Morning service at IL o'clock. sermon by the
rector. Special one hour service at S O'Clock
the Bulwarks OF the Nation.'' All are invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

POSITION salesman for wholesale house or
manager retail store by of 10 years
experience proprietor os retail grocery;
referencs furnished. Box 900. Call. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
MEETINGs-TheosophIcaI

THEOSOPHICAL-Eie han. 975 Market. 8
p m; Occult Explanation Of Mental Heal
ing" Irving S Cooper. Music
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

WESLEY NJ Z. CHURCH, Hayes and Buchanan
SITS, Rev. T. p. bennett D. D.. pastor
Preaching at II O'Clock a. m. by Rev. ]. W.
Simmons, and 80 p. m. by Rev. n. W.
Waltz. Sunday school after morning service.
Epworth League at 6;30 D. N. Seats free.
All invited.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
sALEsMEN aud SOLICITORS WANTED

SOLICITORS TO sell eucalyptus
acreage; either sex: liberal commissions; state
experience: excellent contract; references
Box 1900. Call Ofhce.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

SITUATION wanted in grocery by young man:
experienced; AL references Box 1I72 Call
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sober man. so single
student of Int. Corr. Schools, Scranton Pa
advanced In studies. desirous OF joining survey
lug gang; steady position preferred. Address
YOUNG man wishes position in private house
doing housework small salary; wishes to learn
English. G. GATRIS. 5041a 9th ST., city.
YOUNG man with mercantile experience. wants
position, city country; security and refer
enees given Address box 1911, Call office
YOUNG man. experienced book keeper. systena-
tizer and office man, seeks position, city or
with opportunity for advancement sought. Box
625. Reno. New.
YOUNG man. experienced in office work wishes
Il position: English, German French and Rus
sian fnently; Al references. Address box
1le4- Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

shears Just arrived at BAUER'S. 1854 Ellfs st.
have 2 S. H. BERNINGHAUS
chairs (hydrauic) leather upholstery; 9 s. III
KOCH chairs in yellow plush and one BAR
KER VIBRATOR in Al condition Also few
big FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS slightly used
II you are looking for BARGAIN see
surprise you
Ask our WAGON Statesmen to show Won
NEW VIBRATOR MACHINE CREAM and
the NEW hair tonic and shampoo fSAGE
BRUSH). These two articles are BUSINESS
GETTERS and the prices are RIGHT
DECKELMAN BROS, INC. 162 Turk st.
BARRIERS SUPPLIES
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
BAD FLOODS IN new ENGLAND
Many Trains Are Held Up and Factories
Are Forced to Shut Down Owing
+. to High Water.

Boston, April 17.-Swollen by the
heavy rain Of Wednesday and yester-
day and by the melting Of the lin
gering remnant of the winters snow
on the northern hillside, all the
streams of New England assumed
freshet proportions yesterday and
the high water in some of them caus-
ed much damage. Railroad tracks
were flooded roadbeds washed out,
culverts carried away, trains held up
and factories forced to shut down in
various parts Of Northern New Eng
land.
The worst conditions we're reported
in Vermont and New Hampshire,
around the headwaters of the Con-
necticut, Merrimac and Androscog-
gin rivers.
In Brattleboro, VT, the water
reached the highest point there ever
recorded The Brattleboro Electric
Light company had to abandon tenn
porarily it's main power plant. Sew
eral manufacturing plants in st. AL
bans, VT, were forced to shut
down, and the trolley lines were tied
up. Three washouts near Roxbury.
VT, delayed through traffic on the
Central Vermont railroad.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
Demonstrate Against New Min
lister of Marine and Lynch
Commander of Warship.
THIRD ARMY CORPS DEFIANT
Threaten to March on C0nstantinople
Unless Status Quo Ante Is
Re.established.

Constantinople, April IT. = The
third day of the revolutionary move
ment in the capital was marked by
some disorders, the most serious OF
| which was a demonstration by ma
rine, who objected to the new minis
ter of marine, Vice Admiral Adjio
men Pasha. The marines gathered
the palace Arif Bey commander OF
the battleship Assar-I-Tewfk, mem
Der of the committee Of union and
progress, who ordered the guns Of his
ship trained on the Yildiz kiosk when
the rising was at it's height, with the
intention Of supporting the commit
tee. Arrived at the Yildiz kiosk, the
men lynched Arif Bey, notwithstand
ing the efforts of the palace guard to
save him.
Confidence Not Restored.
Although public confidence is by
no means restored by the formation
OF the new cabinet, an excellent i'm
preston has been produced the ap'
pointment of Nazim Pasha as com.
mander of the first army corps, and
this has been strengthened by the
nomination Of Memduh Pasha, an
| other able Adrianople officer, to com
mand the First division at Constants
nople. Edhem Pasha, the new minis
ter of war, and Nazim Pasha yester-
day made the round of barracks in
the city and exhorted the soldiers to
obey their officers. They were well
received and heartily cheered.
Porte circles are extremely dis
quoted by news from Saloniki and
Monastir, where the influence of the
committee of union and progress is
strong. Officers of the Porte have
received kilograms from these sec
tons demanding the establishment
of the status quo ante, failing which
the committee
Leaders Threaten
to march on Constantinople, while
the entire third army corps, whose
officers are now in communication
with the second army corps, with a
view to cooperation The latter
corps. however, recently opposed the
committee. The impression prevails
here that the third army corps is ig
norant of the real objects of Tues
days rising and may desist from it's
warlike intention when it realizes
that the parliament and constitution
have been maintained.
A committee of ulemas in the caDi
tai has issued pamphlets explaining
the movement, which they assert, is
in nowse directed against the con
stitutional government On the con
trary. the committee emphasizes TIC
maternity between the Moslems anG
Christians and encourages all to co
operate for the welfare Of the com
try
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
Cudahy Company Indicted for
Violating the Internal
Revenue Laws.
SALES OF OLtO INVOLVED
Amount of Taxes Lost to the Govern
ment Said by Officials TO
Exceed Slz5,O00.

Topeka, Kan, April 49, - Charged
with defrauding the government by
violations Of the internal revenue
turned against the Cudahy Packing
| company of Kansas City in the Unit
ed States district court here yester-
day.
The company is indicted on sos
counts. The officers of the company
will be summoned to appear in court
and defend the charges outlined in
the indictment.
The charge is that the packing COM
pany defrauded the government out
Of large sum of money by using
quarter-cent revenue stamps on pack
ages of oleomargarine, when 1O-cent
stamps should have been used.
The grand jury was dismissed, fol-
lowing the return of the indictment.
Penalty Is Heavy.
Washington, April II. - Internal
revenue officials expressed no sur
prise at the announcement that the
Cudahy Packing company had been
indicted at Topeka, Kan, for frauds
against the internal revenue laws 1t
was admitted that the oleomargarine
business of the company had been
under observation and investigation
by treasury agents for three months
or longer
1t was stated that government
agents have examined a very large
number of samples of oleomargarine
in many parts Of the country sold by
the Cudahy company, and that while
it would not be expedient to estimate
the amount of taxes involved in the.
alleged frauds, it is known that the
officials believe it will be in excess
of $125,000, and possibly much
larger sum. The penalty provided
for violation of the law is a fine of
from $500 to $4,000 and imprison-
ment from six months to three years
for each offense.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
NEWS OF The WEEK IN EPiTOMf
Digest of the News Worth Telling Con-
densed for the Busy
Reader.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

Woodbury. Point is to be the
"Oyster Bay of the new alministra-
ton. Official announcement has been
made that President Taft has leased
cottage In the vicinity of Beverly,
Mass, for his summer home.
President Taft has directed Director
North Of the census bureau to disre-
gard party lines in obtaining suitable
men for supervisors and other APP
pointive places under the new census
act. The instructions, 1t is said, have
especial reference to the South.
The supreme court of the United
States denied the motion for re-
hearing in the case Of the Waters
Pierce OIL company in which the SUI
preme court affirmed a decision by
the Texas courts imposing a fine OF
@1,600,00O on the company and ousted
It from the state.
The construction of fifty expert
mental mounds on which the people
living along the banks of the Missis-
sippi river may take refuge, together
with their live stock, during seasons
of food, is the proposal that Repre-
sentative R. M. Wallace Of Arkansas
is preparing to urge upon congress.
Between now and July / the serv.
fees OF about sixty temporary en-
ployes Of the forestry bureau will be
dispensed with, the dsmissals being
made necessary by the fact that much
of the work of the bureau formerly
done in Washington has been trans.
ferred to the six recently established
field districts.
The New Orleans board of trade
and ship companies in New Orleans
asked the secretary of the navy to
make a resurvey of the water and
coasts of Central America and ada
cent islands. 1t is declared number
of vessels have been stranded in that
region in the last few years because
OF imperfect surveys and defective
charts
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
BAKERS FEAR BIG BREAD RIOT
Secretly Reduce Size of Loaves Sold in
East Side of New Y0rk-Fifty
Bakers Quit.

New York, April 1S-It was admit
ted last night by Jacob Book, Jr. son
of the president of the East Side He
brew Bakers association, that the
355 East side bakers have reduced
the size of loaves of white bread
from pound to thirteen and four
teen ounces.
Because of the excitability of the
East side people and the fear that
there might be a repetition of the
riots which greeted the rise in the
price of meat two years ago, the &C
ton of the bakers has been kept Sc
cret. A meeting Of the bakers, sched-
uled for last night, which was called
to discuss the situation, was aban-
doned, and it is said the officers met
secretly
1t was predicted by young Book
last night that the price of the short
weight loaves would be increased to
6 cents very soon and that if wheat
went higher the price might be rails
ed to 8 or even 10 cents.
The increase in the cost of flour
from SIS to $7.15 a barrel has driven
more than fifty East side bakers out
of business, and it was predicted last
night that many others would have
70 close, since it is asserted that
there is no profit even in the short
weight loaves.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
Survivor of Lucknow Dies

Omaha, April II. Patrick Bren,
nan, aged ninety years. survivor of
the battle of Lucknow, died in this
city yesterday. Mr. Brennan retain
ed until he died medal and slide
given by Queen Victoria to the sur
vivors of the siege. Relatives Of the
dead man know of no other survivor
of the Lucknow siege, which occurred
in 1898.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
Governor Makes Appointments

st. Paul, April 17-Gov. John A.
Johnson yesterday announced the
following appointments to the Office
of surveyors general of logs and lum.
Der for the several districts named:
F. d. Wheaton, Minneapolis; Alexan-
der Thompson, Crookston; Harris
Bennett, Duluth. and Paul G.. Arndt
of Saltwater to succeed J. G. Arm
SON.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
MERCHANT is SHOT DOWN.
Discharged EmpIoye Said to Have
Been AssaiIant

Elmira. N. Z, April 49, Joseph
Mccain, business man of this city,
was shot down on the street here
yesterday while on his way to his
store. Two bullets entered his body.
He was taken to the hospital and is
not expected TO live. His assailant is
supposed to have been Raymond Hill,
young man who had been employed
by Mr.. Mccain and who had been
discharged because of alleged short
ages in his accounts. The assailant
fed ON bicycle
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
Sailors on Great Lakes Strike

Buffalo, N. Y, April 17.-The strike
OF the sailors on the Great Lakes, or
rather their refusal to work, is now
in effect. Fully $4,000 men, from en-
CINE to deck hands, are affected
by the decision of the union orsaniza-
tons not to operate boats belonging
to members Of the Lake Carriers as
ISOLATION until it's avowed purpose to
enforce an open shop on the lake
boats is abandoned.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
Wheat Receivers From SLUMP.

Chicago, April 1S.-A large part of
the loss sustained On the severe
slump in wheat prices Thursday was
regained yesterday and the market
closed strong, with prices 3-S01-2c
lower to 1-401 3-Sc higher, compar-
ed with the previous close. Corn
and oats displayed unusual strength,
the May delivery OF the former
touching new high point for the
season. Provisions also closed firm.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1909-04-22
SINS AND SINNERS.

Chief of Police Shaffer of Evanston
ILL.,, was stabbed in the face and Sc
verely injured in a conflict with a
demented woman
Elmer CHM of Indianapolis shot and
killed William Walker. CHM had re-
turned home and found Walker with
his wife. He was arrested.
| Ernest Morris, formerly of Bethany
Mo-, is under arrest at Regina, Sask
charged with the murder of his broth
err Charles S., farmer with whom
he lived.
Ellis Bartholomew of Toledo, pro-
moter of banks and railroads, was
found guilty in the United States cir.
cult court at Cleveland of using the
mails to defraud.
During the voyage of the Cunard
liner, Lucania, which sailed from
New York April 7, two young women
who occupied second-class cabin
together committed suicide by shoot
ing.
Oswald Roberts, an actor from Liv.
erpool, who has been playing the part
of the villain in the Sheriff Of Angel
Gulch,' was found dead in his room
! In Philadelphia with bullet in his
brain.
After forty years in the service of
the government as letter carrier,
Ben James Holland was arrested in
New York on the charge of stealing
money from letters given to him for
delivery.
Edgar B. Lare, cashier az the Tren-
ton Office of the Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company of Newark, was
arrested in Newark and brought TO
Trenton, N. j., to answer a charge
OF ENLIGHTENMENT.
Two masked robbers entered the
home of Aid A. Fl. Rogers, in Temple
street, Springfield. Mass, bound and
gagged a daughter, Miss Neil Rogers,
who was alone, stole all the silver
ware and escaped.
Louis P. Allard was arrested at
New Orleans upon landing from the
steamer Parisiana, from Colon. 1t is
charged that he defrauded merchants
OF Peoria, ILL.,, of about 100000 on bo-
gus drafts and checks
Three young men were arrested at
Erie, Pa, charged with having sent
i blackmailing letters to Charles H.
Strong, president Of the Erie & Pitts
burg railroad demanding $500 on pen
atty OF death. The men were bound
over
Because he could not get possum
which he had ordered in a restaurant
IN Chicago, James Green, co,ored
man, walked into the kitchen and at
tackled the cook with meat carver.
The cook was taken to a hospital and
Green to police station.
Samuel Kline, twenty-five years old,
recently of New York, and his bride
OF three weeks, Ida Branz Kline, aged
twenty-one years, were found lying
dead from bullet wounds on the floor
or their room at Portland, Me. The
coroner believes it was a case of muir
der and suicide.