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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
Ter jerisrentc ErpfcTur.

Stodbolmer 3lGttcr iriid)en l1tnrs
dbcrlei Grinrcrlungen oil Den fiirlid,
pcrltorbenen E~biloiopbie : YroieHor
@prclilS ouf. Cine Der biibideItit
loiltet iod, bc,, o5omb. Nodr." fpl.
1enocrlnaBcn: gus TrofcIlor 9orc.
Inns zines SugCa utSgcbcn min, bit
tct ibr cine Der Oorncn icil,cS San.
'eo, ylpcnn nloglih" horau Sit ocrtcll,
cine r0lald,c Gou DC Cologne" lnit;ii.
brln9cl. We'll CT bonge lit, cs git
pergcTeu. mad)t WrcliliS oicic Yeior.
9itilg 5licrlt mo gebt bonn scr 81.
d)erbcit baIbcr init Der sSlaifc InI6cr
d)crbeit bolbcr mit,SfoiG)e III ocrs5oub.
Ga elltocdtc CT i'll bent Sd)anfcnitcr
Der Moucr'ifen @ud)hanoluna cine
lleiier ld)iel,eiic p~bilolopbiide attJano.
lung lll,o gent biiteit, obgleid) CT lonit
in Der gcraoe 9eaeniibcr lieaaloen
SinoItett' it)en 9ud,banolul1g 81. tan,
len pflegt. @iibrcrb CT i,ill, onstgudy
beliebt, lteut er Die S(oihc alf bei,
SildL mo natiirlif) peraibt or Iie,
oils er gebt. 9ei'm Mittoeciicu ipiro
er eetrd9t: rCu boit ielbitpertGno.
lid Die 3loife Go,1 De Cologne Der.
9el'en?" - "Nein, id bobe iie bier.
ltno Der Erofeiior beainnt in ollea1a.
ld)en at lltd)clt.. sid, Dos lit iAlbr,
ld) pergoB tic III Der 9nbbnnoInng."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Sic III Scr NGbe morcn. 81 Gcuicl
nod cinnlnI, mas bat Is fiir cilcll
3lpct?"
oSll.d,cn Sic nid)t, @imbrcQ;
lhled)tc &cbcusortel iino, mie id) ST.
men ld)oll frilber aciu0t bnbc, nlebr
ais mlblo@. @eben Sic rilbig nit
mir Die StroBc b"inllnter uuo er;Gb.
lcn Sic mir, mic Sic oo,u tontn,elt,
10 ctlpo@ III tbltlt, no 'Sic cbcll crit
EN- pnar Stllnoen ans ocnr @cfGl,d.
nib hcroila iinb?"
Mlr clltfcrntcn ms un1, Scr Stoot
mo CT cr5Gbltc mGbreno 0cs &c.
hcl&.
"&clm Sic mid iragcn, ipopoll id)
oaS lplBtc, 10 babe id) ea bon cilleu
Srennoe 0ChGrt, Der Is bon eiuernGol.
lcGen ocinabr ~gciporoeu lit, Der ooS
NleiI'tnlood)en fcnlt. Wtein Iyreulo
lollie Die @dlftc bon Sem, ipoS id,
'onb, o%bhobcu."
rNh. @inubrcI, 6oS iuor fciu ipof,
rcr Srcun0."
"Sa3 babe id) aud, eeiaet. 3it slpci
FrilIlo m!iroc it nid)ts ocioot babeu,
uber ipd9 liIr Elm Het)t bottc or, Die
Solfte i'll bconipr,ld,erL no ih ooS
9arjc Niliro louie!"
"aeln pabrer 6rcllno ipiiroc ii6cr.
Dollpt pcr'lld)t babcn, Sic mieoer al
SIREN alien Sebcnsiponbel 5t perlo.
tclt; ld) loae Sbrcn, 8imbrea, Sic
lpcrben oaS onfgebeu niiiicr."
Sic gbiid)t bate id) aid. Nbcr
hbrcn sic nal. lpic es ipar. I'd,
fnrlll1c nod) Saltic n,b tinoc ole Mo.
Dame lcbr hod,noiig, nrlo lpie tic p,ci-
nc clgencn ainocr peronlobt, mid
lulc el,lell ~g,tsiGsigcn on5ltguden. Sd
pclB, tic bate Cit biSden 8clo. Nbcr
lic rildic rid)t 10 picl mic fir cil,clt
Sd)oppcl fir mid bcroils. I'D for,n-
tc olls0cbcn mo icbelt. Oh id) nid)tIr.
belt llnocn foitite, iastc iic. -Cos
ltlto l,ctte @ortc ge9en eil,cn Monn!
Sdlm troi i) mcinen iSreuno uno or
fam ms Neoui. Seben Sic, man
lllliB bod Gin bisdle,t ipaS in Ser "a.
lfe bobci,, ipenn nia1 lid) llad) elmer
paN'enoen geid)ditigung nmiiebt.
'Gies io[tc ltui, baS Iettcnlol iein.
lll,o cs mar iold)' iid)ere Sadc
filnf5i1 @olofiidie, unb alles 10 be.
allelll, lpic 2iiscn %ersGblen. sllif fei.
llelt 6al ipoate idJ mid, ober ipicoer
fniiet Ialien. Sd niiroe oen Con.
ltoblcr nieoereefnaQt baben rnb mid
alit]. Sd ipollte niht, bis meill
Nreliio mir oas 8eIo fir hieien SC
polper gnb. llno 10 iiebt Ser Wann
ans, Der nreirc Maonm bon oben an.
glidt ul,o ioat: .Sh fannit Oh nift
bingcheit nno Gir Irbeit iild)en9" =
@ciinh 10! ltno id fam Sbl,er Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Ter Moln itcdt itincn Nrm ourdy
0da God mo iilblt nod oh ~CIcttris
ld)c NlormbrGhte porbanocu iir0 ul0
Dllrd)ld)ltcioct lie, idicbt 0nrnllf ocll
Hlcgcl 5ltrilf mo 0fillct Dos Sen.
tier. Cd babe Nicicu altelt Sric
'elblt on9CUcnoet. nbcr id) gebrdltfc
lbli lest lcItcn. Ger Sprup mlB &c.
l1oll BON Der rid)tiAcn Gonliltcnj lem,
mo ooa @ol6c mnlB nit GROCER @cs
1d)ldltd)Iclt 0lgcfonqcn mcrbcn, u0er
Der grid pcrla9t uu0 O. clttitcbt Damn
Spcttdtei, Der Die Hcutc int Mollic
oltf1pcdt. Giir mid lit 10 lpoS l1id)t
lld)cr 9clllo.
Nd) nlod)tc o~h'id,tlld) cillcn ln,ltelt
Srltt oil' Ocnl Sites. Goo 9cniiate.
Ser Mom nrcbtc iid1 boitia Inn, lab
mid, lllh lieB Damn lcinc Gluidc nno
ooa Eapicr ioacn, mn nod Der Stro-
be SIT ollH5ltrcibcn, >Sd rolti1te billtcr
ibnt Der.
Salt bate i'd nlcincn Monl, nod)
5inolljlg Vtetcrn bic StroBe billob
ilberho!t, ais cr cine id)orie @cnorung
nlodltc mo ieilp Sullo it bic Sci.
tclltoid)c 0lciten lies.
"Sol'cn Sic boa, SLlirco @imbrcl",
'd1tc id), ~uiuollcn Sic ben Muru too.
ten, Der &brc 6rou lrnb ainocr ocrct,
tct Gat?"
tyr bate mid llid)t crfnnn., lpclrln.
alcld) id) iibcr ieinc Hcrion llie I'M
SlpeIrcl gciuclcn lpor. Gr acbraid,tc
Den dilBcrorocntIid) gcnneincl urlo Iii.
'tcrlld)cn Nllaorltd. Der i6nn sur Gc-
luohllhclt aeiuor0cn ipar, lpcrr CT
9roBe l(cbcrroidrung nllb Gritouutclt
nnaoriidcn iuolltc lllo rolte Damn lei
nct NcnolDcr bcrppr itro iibcrrcid,tc
i'm mir.
"Nlcr bobcn Sic i'm" logtc or,
~blolcn Sic mir ba& 2cbc1sliht ans.
Sdl pcrhiclie co."
Sic recon tborid)t. @irnbrcu", or
mlocrte ld). lid iucr0c bieic @ofic al,
mid iiebllelt, ipcil Sic mr. llnbcil
oonllt onridtcll mcrDen. Slbcr nid,t,
INN sic 5ll tpotcu, BIZ, ib bei,tc l,od)
Silrbiton 9ctommcl,. GrSh moute Sic
Dor Den 6olgen Sbrer cigcneu Sbor-
belt uno Sd)ledtigfeit belpobrell."
pGa bat ipobl feillen ,}lpcd, Sic at
frogcn, &crr Dir, lpobcr Sic lpubten,
iuoa idl p%orbotte2"
I'D ol,tlpprtctc linn nit elmer @e.
aentroac. .@o bnben Sic oieien &c
polper gcfouft?" ed, bate bemcrft.
DAB CT itcit mo nod) nid)t gcbroud)t
mar.
er iiberlcate ci,len Milgcnblid.
oSett' peritebe id,," iaate er, ,,unh sic
lillo mir olio bon ga 9efoIat2 @irf.
lib, Sic miirocn cinen Scteftip obac.
Nbcli. Sd bate fcinc Tbnullg, oob
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

l%lmlt0nocn 0clnodt, sic fulnll Scr.
oodt crlucdcn @fonltcIl.
Snp Cottage lpor cin fIcillcS oQci1.
ltchcnoca &dua nit cinem Stiidhell
@orten jlplld)cu Sul$ llll6 StraBc
ltlo cincm 9r0bcrcn Nintcr9ortel.
SD bate ourtb oo9 Scnlter bcll olt-
mooIlhcn SdrcibliId) Der oltrn "a.
ne 0elcbcn. Gr mar bon Der glrt, Die
man ol@ Sriorbtiidr tenllt, mo id,
bcgtr lpCnia 3lpciicL, ooB Tie lire
j~lpcdlolc aolicttc IN elmer Der ltiltcz
rem Sdliblaocn icuc9 Soid)c9 uliz
bclpobrtc, NIT clncm cbcnio 5.pcdlo=
'cn SdliliIcl pcrlhIoiicll, mo NIT
Der llcbcriell9lul9 5llrNubc 0ilQ, oaB
ne GILES 1rthm babe, nos cincS terh-
lld)c thlnt fam, llnl ibr GiocntMumt
81 'id)crll, mo bnB JIG ooa iibri0c Scr
%orlebun0 iiberloiicu fonnc. lulc
Ntl'tcr I'M GrbNcidDoB fonntcn nit
SclhtlAfcit geofinet merbcn. 9(bcr
mn cine GlltoecflinN bon Der StruBe
nll@ 5n pcrnlelocn, CntidloB idl MIDI
ctle0 Der Senlter olrf Der Hiificitc III
lpGblen.
Sd monocrtc ms SSrcic hinuuS II.
pcrjcbrtc nlcin @utterbroo nit Gbec
mo mlod'tc mir Notijeu fir mcillc
g%r'prndc an iol0cloeu Gage. IS
mar cln herrlid) morlllcr mo iricoli.
der Mbellh boil icner ieltioncr Hllhe,
Die i'd oft aili benz Souoc onl Sors
ohcno oca Sonntogs bemertt babe,
1erooc OILS oh Die Notllr mic Der
Mrn'd) it'd jeet unrberritc, cine Mcile
i'll ro'icn.
I'm bolb eli ipor id, micocr bel Ser
Snp Gottogc. SG iuor gcniB, DoB
I'M olelc Belt Die oItc Came rnlo ihr
Nollapcrional i'm &ctt uro cinac.
'd)ln'el lcin milrocn. ll1o id) lpllB-
re, hnB ih Dos, mas id, Dor hattie, Icile
NM lchr ld)neu cr!coi9ru f0nutc.
Nrn @oric1 bilnter Dem Souic eilt-
occtte id) cincn Mont. Der mir ocll
Hlldcn jllorcbtc mo bnnlit bcid1f.
ti1t mar, eillcn @ogcu broul,ca Eu.
pier nit Sprup 5l bcitrCifclr.
I'D mill onHlit nid)t iogcl,, ooi, id,
lei Dem 5luciicibnitcn Stcrl,erlidlt
'e't'teIlcn fonrtc, onb oop Iopier
braiiil iuar, ODER bob cS Sprl,p mor,
lpa@ er bcnllttc. GaS nor MIR cine
MiltbnlaBmta. 9Iber id) lab ocnllo,
nm lld)cr ill Icin, bob bier Gin Mtonn
llll @eAriIlc ltolro, lid cinbrcd,eriid,cr
Wcllc Gtltritt III TrGlllcil Bn%iorthS
5nils 5ii ncrld)aiic,. Ser nit gu.
riip iibcrjoaclle 9oaen i|tciics Yopicr
miro 9e9cll cine 6enIterid)eibe ae-
brildt nnh oaS Blos fam baum oc.
ipobillld) leld,t 5crbrod)en ln,o nbne
8crdilld) cl,iicrnt ipcroen. SicSdcr.
ben bleibcn 10 on Yopicr Doitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
@elcttiarndl.

8cacr Scrjloic fourit gu Gid id)ii.
BEN,
@ib linen MIR 3etn Seri nidt preiS.
@eiitloic t6uneu Cir alld) ipnhl Mi,
Ben,
Ia mand)Cr nIQlldlc% tam uuo IueiH.
@cnu obcr NuttIoie Gid umriugeH,
2o9 miro Sid }urEer3WeiiIulg briu-
gen.
EouI Nepic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

9ci @innbreI'S Ilud)t bonn SoilIe
i''o meiner geriolanne mubtc Elm
5lell1lifer Speftafel entitonoen iei,.
Us ipilroe mid nid)t iiberroid,t ba.
ben, ipeln id) ons Sols crleild,tct ac.
1llllnen bate. Nber cs Lao p01ig
Olil1tel oo. mo fem 2out IieB lid, DO
rem. Sd gi1g nod) ser Miidieite her.
Inn iirh ionh ocn @oeen brou,,eS
Faplcr mo Die 1loidc, Die @imbrca
bate 1allcn %laiieil. Sd bate nid)t
ole abfidt gebabt, irgeno etipas Ser.
art 5il bellilecr, aber no eS Nun elm.
mol oa ipor nab fir uno fertis prG.
par'rt, briidtc id ben @ogen aeaen
eI'le Steibe. CIR funftionirte taoel.
los.
Sd erlebte luGbrcr,o mciner aln.pe.
lenbeit i'm Soiiie fcincn ;3ipiifenfan
bon Slttereiie. Sf bcfano mid, MIR
Cit paar IugcnbIidc BARN. Sic aol.
lette ipar nidt in bcn SfubIoben oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

lid)erlL @err Dir, bob i) gcacll oieic
Sroll lllc oild) mGr oic &ano crbobel1
babe. MoS ih ipobl uiiicn mod,te,
ut Oh man Dol, mir eruortet, oob id,
mir cine loId)e @~ebouoIlrtg aeialIen
lnllen lou, luGbrcno -"
"Solien Sic ooS. SIRE fyrol. hat
bart mo tild)tig aeorbeitet, nm bo5
@nuS 5l'alrmcn at boItcn, mdbrerlo
sic I'M @efdn0niB lporcll. Sic ioll.
ten nerllld)en, lbrcn Ncipcft lpicocr III
gcipinncn!"
sic ioilrbe mid idrncu gcli,9 re.
lprttlrt hobelt, lpent id, bci,te Nod,t
init olcle1 @oloitiider it Der Soitc
mad, Sorle gefommen ipGrc!"
ia lino Sic I'M ,irrttrmr. 9S1h.
reno Sic fort warcll, bat lie oeIcrnt,
oIe Sll9e gon6 nnOcr3 on5uid)ouen."
"NoS bat tie mir olld, gciogt, =
lleute lld) an, ais lpcnm id) nid)t oc.
mug fir tic pdrc!"
Scine 3rau bottc iid) oi,aeuid,ein.
.lId) 'ehr tattlos benommell. Sll mol,.
der @eilc tbot mir Scr Maitn leio.
sd bc'dloB. Den Serilldb 5ll nlod)en,
Oh ld) llld)t ollrd) ieillen elcnOen 0iiir.
tel mo leine rieiige Soreloiiofeit
orIil9en uno ibm onS Ser5 riibreu
tonl1tc. Sd mod)tc mid nit arober
Warlllc nno Iliridtigteit oil sic Mr..
belt. Sd 'prat) 5n ibru bon ieinen
alnoern. Sd idatc pieI. mas bier
llld)t lpieocrbolt 5i lpcrocn bro,,d,t.
llllo 'd,lieBlid) bottc i'd GrfoIa. I'd,
botte oct Mforn iolpcit, boB or rene.
nolle1 Scrjcns mcil,tc ili,b mir fcier.
lld)'t periprod), III Submit cit nci,es
Scbell fiibrcn ST lpollcn, oonn ABB
ldl tint Ell, poor Stiuing fir ole
Hlldfohrt lil1b Ibcno6rob ltno id,idtc
i'm fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Dos W1od)cn miro iortgeid)idt, nm
Die Slnld)c 5lt bolcll, ubcr tic 9cbt llns
tiirIid) 81 2inbiteot, iueil lie wciB, oub
Der Frofellor BORT 5u fnlicn pilcGt.
Sier crflGrt man, c. Iet feline Gloifc
pergellen luoroen. 9uS oaS MGodpn
NIT biciem @cidciO mad &oric
folnnt, miro Scr Yrofciior 5ornig mo
riift: rGn bdlit ms 5llm Barren, Iii
bit gar nid)t it Scr @ld)bnl1oluu1o
gelpcicn." NlS ooS W1ohcn onrall
teItbdlt, DAB eS IN Der 9nd)boltolung
9eiueien iei, mill her Yroiclior lidl
ielblt ooiu ilbcr5cllgclt. Gr oe6t nod)
Dem Woller'id ~ @cid)Git mo iragt:
sit nlein WGbd)c1 cbcn bier gcrpr.
len?" pNein." = oNaa bobc id)
mir ...." - llltb Ser @elebrtc acbt
be1rieoiat llad) Sdillc - obnc SID
Idle. IlS boS Mdbd)cn o~nooicruo
babel bIeibt, Dob cS III Der @l,d)bolb-
lllilA 9cncie1 lei, befieblt Scr Erofci-
'or ibrl, i'll 5lt begleitct. NlS iie sur
Wfoller'id)en Sltd)bailblitng fonlnlelt.
iull Sorelii5 bincingebeL abcr Dos
Wt1od)en bdlt i'm AM Hod icit, ilno
Der Srrtbllm Hart lid) oui. nNa, On
bit Sn ia cttid)ulOiat; ga fonllcll
iplr ia ipieher l,od Souic gcbelt. ="
mo Der Scrr mo ooS WGoden &c
ben rIad) Sai,ic. @ier miro 0eridlt
crItottet. vNun gut, no 6olt iii
ocl,r Die 1loid,c?" - ga, Ole babcn
mir pergciien. -. nbcr i'd cite feircl1
gilien. bis id) iic ielbit bcrbeiaeid)aiit
babe" - Ger @clebrtc acbt alii's
Scene nod Der WoQer'id)cn @i,d)bano.
lung. 0ort bcfonurt or bie Sloid)e,
mo ltol5 i%ponocrt or init ibr mad,
Soltle, lnbcnl or tic Die gauge Belt
iiber felt i'll Der Rcd,ter hGlt. S,an lei
i,cr Sousthiir bcacgnct ibnt inocIien
cit Stiioeltt, Der i'm griiBt. SofIid,it
grciit 9oreltils nad) Dem SUIT - nto
l1Bt bic Slaidc follcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Frin5ipa rGonneripetter.
Iest bob i'd, mcillc aoIienidIiiiel Der.
loren. ipos tit ga SIT ntoten?"
Sansoiener: s3ablen Sic Gin poor
Utter Bier = Damn borac ib Sbnen
nieinen 0ictrif!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
SpnHantt,t Sir.

III al Sti}3cuon
Nurrn KQiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Gritcr Renter: 10000 0forf
bat meiilc Spdltcr ntitbefontnlen uno
'ed)s Msotote ipoter babe id, meirem
Shiprgerlobn nod 10000 Weorf ae.
boret." 3lpeiter Ncnticr: ,llno ba-
ben Sic etlpaS 5llriidgetriegt?"- Gr.
tier Hentfr: ,Sa - mlcinc Sod)ter!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Er c III Der: n@ie fo1,i,c id) oei,lt
bier am idneIitclL nrEoli5ehpod,c? 2"
= Ginteiniihcr: % geber Sic bios
nal bent nld)iien Sdusmonas zinc
SbrfeigeI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16

Published by MURRAY Music Co., Tribune Building, New York.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-04-16
THE MERRY WIDOW
~1WHLTZ.E
Melodies from the popular Opera by FRANZ lE+AR,

.Sto'r ~obz tempo. Con motto espyessione.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
COLUMBUS KNIGHTS
INVADE SACRAMENTO
Delegates From California Coun=
cils Confer Degrees Upon
Candidates
Especial Dispoteh 10 The Cali

-
SACRAMENTO Oct. 10-Five hun
dred knights of Columbus, compris-
ing members of Chico, Stockton, San
Francisco, Vallejo. Los Angeles, Eureka
and Tonopah councils, invaded Sacra-
mento today and took the city by
storm. The occasion of their presence
was the conferring of the second and
third degrees of the order upon a class
of so candidates, most Of whom en-
tered Sacramento council No. $50, and
the observance OF Discovery day. now
a legal holiday.
1t was one of the largest affairs of
the kind ever managed by Sacramento
council. The visitors, arriving a. about
II o'clock. formed in a procession,
which included several hundred from
the Sacramento branch and. more than
700 strong, they paraded to the cathe-
dral headed by brass band. A low
mass was held in their honor, Rev.
Father Hayes being the celebrant
Monsignor Capel delivered an address
of welcome to the visiting knights.
Following mass the visitors were
placed in charge of the members of the
various women's Catholic societies of
Sacramento for luncheon. The degree
work by which the class of so aspiran.s
for entrance into the Catholic order
were made full fiedged knights was put
on at Odd Fellows hall by team COM
posed mostly of Sacramento knights.
James O'Gara OF this city occupied the
office OF supreme deputy knight The
Work OF the degree team was excellent
The ceremonies were cut short TO per-
init the bay knights TO return on the
$50 train.h
Further observance of Discovery day
VIII be held on Tuesday. mass and
sermon will be given at the cathedral
and In the afternoon at EIks' hall a
literary program will be rendered.
meeting of the fourth degree as
senoIy was held Saturday night and
banquet was enjoyed by the mem
bers.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
MODEL INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL is PLANNED
Secretary DemIng Returns From
Tour of Inspection
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10.-Secretary
Deming OF the state board of exam
iners and Senator Walter F. Price have
returned from tour of eastern states,
where they inspected a number of in
dustriaf schools. As a result of their
tour both will recommend that the cot
tage system be followed in the Califor-
MIA model industrial school for youths,
which will be erected In some part OF
northern California under act of the
recent legislature.
Secretary Deu1fng and Senator Price
declare that they found no institution
exactly like the one which is proposed
for this state, but they got many ideas
which will be incorporated in the school
here. The institution is TO be for or
phan boys and girls who have passed
the age of II, the maximum age at
present when they can be cared for at
orphan asylums.
1t is proposed to teach various trades
and bring the boys and girls to point
of efficiency In some special line which
will make them useful 10 society and
make it possible for them to earn their
own livelihood.
The Institution will not be a reforma- :
tory in any sense. It will be a. rrafning g
school
The state board will decide within a
short time on location for the school.
Modesto and Auburn are said to have
sites which are most favored
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
THIEVES MAKE HAUL AT
UNION STREET DWELLING
Numerous Petty Robberies Are
Reported to Police

Robberies aggregating s1,0s3.3o were
reported to the police between the early
hours of Sunday morning and midnight
last night. The heaviest loss occurred
at the residence of r. D. White, 2265
Union street. where robbers entered. in
the absence of the family, and stole
jewelry valued at $7s6.75. Among the
articles taken was a Iocket valued at
$50. a bracelet set with rubies valued
at $50 and a watch set with rubies
valued at $500.
Mrs G. Levy of 164S Larkin street
was robbed OF jewelry valued at s267.5O
at l o'clock p. m. yesterday She re-
ceived telephone call and was re-
quested to call a Mrs. Kirk from
another part of the building. She left
the room on the errand. and on her re-
turn was just in time to catch a
glimpse of a man leaving it. Then she
discovered that bureau had been ran
sacked. The Jewelry taken included
a diamond pin valued at sI25 and a
diamond ring of the same value De-
tectives Charles Kelly and A +. Mac
phee arrested Edward Morgan, on sus-
picion. and he is held at the police
station.
Lawrence Everett and George Cooper
OF 25 Clay street lost. respectively.
s14.5e and s4.55- by sneak thieves who
entered their rooms yesterday morning.
Cation y. Davis of 1850 Stanyan street
reports that thieves entered his quar-
ters and carried away jewelry valued
at $40.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
BANKERS USE MILLIONS
TO AID STOCK MARKET
Tight Money Market NuIIifies
Good Prospects

NEW YORK, Oct 1o.-The develop
ments in the banking position were at
the root of the disturbance which oc-
Cured in the stock market last week.
The power OF the conductors of the
United States steel movement had been
so often demonstrated in the course OF
the almost continuous rise in the price
Of the stock from the 40s to above
90 that their invulnera bility had come
TO be regarded as almost an article of
faith When the stock dropped abruptly
on Tuesday TO 9o1z, after having touched
"a rs on Monday. and then on
Wednesday to S7lz, the market was
thrown into disorder. 1t was not un-
til then that the great financial pow
ers backing the United States steel
movement came into the call market
with millions of reserves. which
checked temporarily the flood of the
liquidation and the fall in prices.
The tightening money market took
away the effect on securities OF any
favorable development. such as the rec
ord activity in the iron and steel trade.
the increase in the Atchison and other
dividends and the more cheerful feel
ing over the corn crop promise.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
SACRAMENTO SIERRA
LINE TO Be RUSHED
Mills and Lumber Yards to Be
Constructed Before New
Road Is Completed :.
[SeeeiaI Dispatch 10 The colil


SACRAMENTO. Oct. 1o.-F A. War
ner, general manager of the Sacra-
mento-Sierra railroad, which is to oper-
ate an electric line between this city
and Lake Tahoe. tapping the timber
owned by the Smith interests. arrived
in Sacramento last evening and Will
take charge of the work of construc-
ton. He says the work will be pushed
and that the line will be IN operation
within a year and a half. The contract
calls for the operation of trains by
July l, 1911.
Warner was not disposed to discuss
details OF the company's plans, but
declared that before the road is COM
pleted work Will be started on the
mills and lumber yards of the Smith
interests to be erected on land pur-
chased for that purpose. The site of
the mills is ke bank OF the Sacramento
river, between the Southern Pacific
shops and the american river. The
company will have several hundred feet
OF frontage on navigabIe water.
Although the road is constructed pri-
marily as lumber road, Warner de-
clares that the passenger business will
become feature, because of the coun-
try which IS TO be opened up The
road traverses the summer resort sec
ton of the Sierras, and Warner believes
that his road will handle the big per
cent of this business when 1T is In
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-11
TITULAR CHURCH HOLDS
FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS
Father Weibel Pleads for Re-
building of Burned Edifice

The deferred feast of ST. Francis OF
Assist was solemnly celebrated yes
terday in the titular church at Vallejo
street and montgomery avenue. At
the early masses a large number re-
ceiVed holy communion, which was the
result Of the iridium conducted last
week by Rev. Father Foote, S. j.
The solemn high mass began at 1880.
Rev. Edward Slevin being celebrant.
Rev. George WeibeI, S. J.. deacon, and
Rev T Caraher. suhdcacon. The pane
gyric Of the saint was delivered by
Rev. Father Weihel. s. J. He spoke
eloquentIy upon the life and virtues
OF the seraphic, Francis, and attributes
his great sanctity to his love OF the
cross
The speaker urged his hearers TO re-
store the burned church bearing the
name Of st. Francis, and declared that
1t would be an everlasting disgrace
to this city to allow It 10 remain in its
present ruins.
Stearns' Mass in C was rendered by
full choir, and Miss Maria T. Ryan
was organist
In the afternoon 40 young girls were
received into the Sodality of the Holy
Angels. Accompanied by other girls
they came from the hall to the church
bearing banners upon which were in
scribed appropriate devices. They were
received into the sodalfty by the pastor,
Rev. T. Caraher- who spoke at length
upon the nature of angels and their
threefold office.
After the ceremony in the church
the socialists and their companions re-
turned to the hall, where they carried
out q mixed program in the presence
of the clergy. the Sisters of the Holy
Family. their parents and the parish
toner's At the conclusion of the pro-
gram about 100 children sat down to \
table bending with delicacies.
The Sisters of the Holy Family had
been instructing the young socialists
for weeks and had charge of the pro-
gram in the church and the hall They
also furnished the feast for the chill
dren.
Great praise has been bestowed upon
the Sisters of the Holy Family for the
work they are doing among the chill
dren of st. Francis parish.