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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
tonnage Engagement.

The schooner Columbia, at Wilapa harbor is
under charter for lumber thence to Guaymss.
will sail to Newcastle, Australia, in ballast.
Shipments for South Coast
The Norwegian steamer Hornelen, which put
in here to finish loading, sailed for Valparaiso
valued at s1os19, to be distributed as follows:
For Guatemala SITS; Panama, $2133: peru.
$2.0s4; Chile, So, S27. The following were the
To Guatemala-6o0 cs kerosene, 1 pkg ma
chinery.
fruit 1,250 lbs dried fruit, 100 cs benzine
To Peru-19 cs canned goods, 800 lbs dried
shrlmps, 1870 TT lumber, / ,499 railroad ties "a
pAf fo an chilem1soo cs salmon, 1900 lbs lard eos
Champagne chs T cs whisky, 81 mats areworks s 6
The steamer also had $500 bbls flour. 1876
shocks. Valued at laden on P Puget @ sonnd enf
and consigned to various ports along the west
coast of South America
The San Jose's Cargo
The steamer San Jose sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Saturday with cargo valued at
s74 663, to be distributed as follows For
% ana. ss'so9; New York s55.i74: Col Colombia raa.
50 224; Ecuador, $50; Barbados island Sl45;
ENGLAND $50 THE Mere prinePf IL shipments
To Mexico-21S bbls -four, $50 gals wine, "a
cs canned goods. "A A. cs salmon. 2o2 lbs beans,
Der. 96 bdls shocks, pkgs machinery, 5 cs oils,
II pkgs paints.
To Central America-726 bbls -four 3195 lbs
spices, $40 lbs hams and bacon, $50 lbs lentiIs,
GIG gals and so cs wine, cs beer 66O lbs dried
fruit 200 lbs raisins, 10 cs salmon Al cs canned
goods, $50 lbs tea, i II s4l # lumber, 12o46 lbs
% cs turpentine, cs oils, 25 pkgs machinery,
32S lbs tobacco.
To Panama--60 bbs -four 2,191 lbs beans. 169
cs canned goods. 90 pkgs potatoes, 37S0 lbs
raisins 750 lbs prunes, 5000 lbs RICE 1857 gals
wine. 2 cs beer. 2s coils rope.
To New York--74,7l gals wine. $4,000 lbs
raisins, 1850 lbs dried fruit, 6.32S cs canned
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
STREET FRANCHISE
IS UP FOR SALE
Bids to Be Asked by Supervis-
Ors on Extension of Masonic
Line in Sunset

A bill to offer for sale % year
franchise for a street railway over
Parnassus avenue. Judah street and
Third avenue to Pacheco street was
passed to print by the board of super
visors yesterday by unanimous vote.
The road will give more than a mile
extension to the Masonic avenue line
and command the entire territory in
Sunset district reached by it,
The bill giving 80 days time from
May 8 for compliance with the terms
of the new fender ordinance was also
passed, it being reported that the first
carload of 100 tenders for the United
Railroads use arrived yesterday.
AGAINST FIGHT PERMITS
Mclaughlin, Walsh, Murdock, Cut
ten and Harris voted against giving
the Metropolitan athletic club the prize
fight permit for June and two amateur
permits to the West End and the Haw-
thorne clubs.
The funeral of Nelson's frecracker
ordinance was slimly attended His
bill to legalize the general sale and
use of fireworks was voted down, no
body but O'Dowd joining Nelson in up
holding the measure. The boards s
action confirmed the committees rec
ommendation that the bill "be refused
p4ssage."
Aside from voting NO" Nelson did
not oppose the will of the majority.
A charter amendment looking to the
abolition of the necessity for the city
to advertise in privately owned news
papers and substituting notice in the
municipalities weekly journal of gen
eral information was introduced yes
terday by Walsh and referred to the
amendment committee. of which
O'Dowd is chairman. The latter was
given a hint by Chairman Kelly to call
a meeting of the committee, several
matters having now been referred by
the board to it,
The Post this year and next has the
contract for the public printing, the
cost to the city being about $4,000 a
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
CORONER'S JURY FAILS
TO CLEAR BOY SLAYER

The coroner's jury in the case of Nor
ris weinstein, who was shot and killed
May 10 by his chum. Edward McCord,
recommended further investigatton
The verdict of the jury merely declared
that the boz came to his death from
a gunshot wound inflicted by young
McCord. but the opinion prevails that
the shooting was accidental.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
BARON Won HORST
LOSES 100000 SUIT
Fails to Amend the Complaint
Within Allowed Time

The suit brought several months ago
by Baron Louis Won Horst against the
American hop and barley company in
the United States circuit court to pre-
vent the sale of certain hypothecated
stock was decided by District Judge
William C. Van Fleet yesterday in
favor of the hop and barley company.
The amount involved was more than
100000. The decision was given
against baron Won Horst because he
had failed to amend his complaint
within the time allowed by the court.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
[SpeciaL Dispatch 10 The Con

EUREKA, May lG.--E. ]. Dodge company's
steam schooner Vanguard arrived from San Fran
cisco today with freight, mail and passengers
After dischnrging freight at the railroad wharf
the Vanguard proceeded TO Fields Landing where
It VIII load cargo OF redwood lumber for the
south.
The Portland lumber company's steamer Excel
ing and is loading lumber at the Little River
redwood lumber company's wharf for the return
trip.
Steam schooner Despatch arrived from San
Francisco this morning and will load lumber at
the Dolbeer- Carson mill wharf and at Fields
Landing for the return trip.
After discharging a large cargo OF freight at
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
COASTERS TO RUN
TO SOUTHERN PORT
R. P. ScIlwerin Confirms Report
That Portland Ships VIII
Call at San Pedro

p. S c H w z r / n,
vice president and
general manager Of
the San. Francisco
a n d p ortl l a n d
steamship c o m =
pany, arrived here
Y e S [ e T d a y from
Portland on the
steamer Bear, on
which he m a d e
the round trip.
Schwerin confirmed
the dispatches from
Portland to the eff
feet that the Har-
riman line would
extend its coasting
operations as far
south as San Pedro
with San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
APPROPRIATION QUESTIONED

Hooks Questioned the validity of a
s2,150 appropriation to buy an auto
mobile for the health officer without
bids, but did not press the matter when
Acting Mayor Kelly asked him how. as
a matter of business, he would choose
a machine for himself.
The sum of $1,000 was set aside to
install IL drinking troughs for horses
and dogs.
The board voted $4,000 for the
Adams cosmopolitan school, $4,000 for
the Franklin grammar and $65,O00 for
the Cleveland
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
By United Wireless

Monday, May 16.
STEAMER PRE6IDENT-FromS San Francisco for
Seattle; May 10, 10 p. m. IS miles north of
Cape Banco: all well; expect to arrive Seattle
midnight, May I6.
STEAMER RosECRANS-From Astoria for Mon
terey; May l6 a. m, miles north OF Point
Arena; weather fine; sea smooth.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSoN-From San Pc
dro for San Francisco; May 16, S a. M of
Monterey bay fresh southerly breeze; moderate
sea.
STEAMER FALCoN-May Is, D. M, of Cape
Arago; north wind: weather clear; due San
Francisco May IL { a. m
STEAMER GOVERNORS p. m, Z miles south
of Pigeon point; weather calm and hafiy.
OIL STEAMER ATLAs-Left Point Richmond
p. N. bound for San Pedro.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Chanre of Masters

Steamer Crolona-oId master, C. B. Randall
new master, II. W. II. ]. Dabel.
Steamer Sea Queen-0ld master, W. n. BAN
dali; new MASTER Z. A. Sandstrom.
Steamer Sea Lark-0ld master, II. P. Mar
shall; new master, G.. Pewersick.
Steamer venice--Old master, William Parry
new master, w. Stewart.
Steamer Marian-old master. Herman Johnson
new master, X. E. Carlson.
Enrolled Steamer Phoenix, A. j. Markwel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Ncw York sTetaI Market

NEW YORK. Man. l6.-Witls the London ex-
change closed, the metal markets were generally
quiet today.
Standard copper was duh, with spot and all
deliveries mp to the end of August closing at
l2-2J a l2.5oc; lake copper u. 75N l3c: electro
lytic. I2G2ia N12T5c; casting, l2.37 y a y soc.
Arrivals Of copper reported at New York today
were l.51O tons. Custom house returns showed
exports ~ l7l6 tons, making s,547 tons so far
this month.
rn-Stesdy. Spot, May and June. 33.IOeT
a3 .20c; July and August. 3S. l0@33.3oc.
- Leal-Dull and unchanged Spot. 4.25M4.55c
. New York, 4.12la a 4.1Ti1c East ST. Louis.
Spelter-Duu and unchanged Spot. 5.204
5-@oc New York and 5.Q505.12iac East St Louis.
Iron-Inchanged. No. ! foundry northern,
SlT0 10; No. DO. I6.50ed = %; No. ! south
crn and No do soft Sl6.25Gl6.75.
Naval Stores ruEpeRTfne and Rostn
SAVANNAH, May Turpentine-Firm at
81 Sc Sales, 297- Receipts, 3s3. Shipments,
SOS Stock. 8. 3.7S2.
Rosin = Firm Sales s77 Receipts 9l2
Shipments. 3274- Stock 81. 400 Quote-B.
Ss25. ID. $50; r. S4.S0 T, S4.S5; 9, $500,
u. s.: I sos; *. $50; n, 1913; y, $500;
NGh S5.9J, WV, S5-9J-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

LOSES HER DIAMONDS Lorraine Jacob
son reported to the police yesterday that
thief entered her at 116 Mason street
and stole i've diamond rings OF the aggregate
value of S605 Detective George Ii. Ryan has
been detailed on the case.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

goods. 40, 2S2 lbs beans, 7,440 lbs hides, 2s.910
lbs wool, 61 502 lbs old rubber "a or lbs scrap
metal.
TO Colombin-311 bbls -four. 40 cs salmon, L.
cs canned goods. 1,417 gals wine.
To Ecuador-450 gals wine.
To Barbadoes island-50 cs salmon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

grades. combing and clothing, 2oG2Slsc; light
nhe. ls@20c: heavy fine 13Q ljc; tub washed,
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Army Transports

Army Transports
The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan Is in port.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan sailed for Manila May and
arrived May IL at Honolulu.
The Thomas Is in port.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco, May 16, 1910
RAINFALL DATA
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

]. n. Drummond W. Quin and wife
II. l. Ferenbach Warren Hiileary
Miss E. Faseher B. Tourell
Miss r. Bradford A. Benson
T. Daily W. B. Hodge
". Parkhurst C. Olsen
]. F. Dodge c. Conrad
L. $. Man A. Brehn
A. f. Bronson VI. Frusellas
T. Henkle NJ. Parker, wife an
J. King mother
{. E. Anthony ]; F, Brown and wife
NJ J. Savage and wife T. o. Wolfe
Miss Rose Savage w. n. Lacey
J. S. Brown Miss Hilda Larsen
A. B. Herman Miss r. Cook
G. Mueller W. T. Hopper and wife
II. s. Stanley Miss n. Scott
Miss r. Hynes Mrs. NJ. Davidson
Miss f. Hook Miss A. c. Yock
Has Big Crowd of Passengers
The Japanese liner Tenyo Maru, Cap
tain Ernest Bent, left Honolulu at IL
o'clock a. m. Saturday and is due here
Friday, probably early in the day. The
Tenyo, all of the passengers of which
sengers on board and las Asiatics in
the steerage. The cargo of 4,261 tons
includes 81 tons Of raw silk and 21s
tons of overland tea and mating.
Wireless for More Coasters
The United Wireless company has re-
ceived orders to equip the Pacific Coast
steamship company's Santa Rosa and
Spokane with wireless and the Argyll
and Washtenaw of the Union oil com
pany's feet. The Pacific Mail liner
mongolia, WulCl arrived saturday anC
is the only trans-Pacific liner not
equipped, viii have its wireless ap-
paratus installed during its present
stay in port.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,130,000 feet.
The freighter Celtic King will sal
today for Australia.
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Lurline will leave here June ]
for Honolulu instead of May Is, as
originally scheduled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17
Crude on for Hawai-

The tank steamer Santa Rita sailed from Port
Hartford for Honolulu on Saturday with $1,000
barrels Of crude oil in bulk Talned at $27, 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-17

United States branch photographic Office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco. May
IS 1910
The time bail the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cihC standard time (l2Oth meridanl, at Sh
Oom COS. Greenwich mean time
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. II. S. n. in charge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

~s2ein", %ertpioerte 2eopoI6 Ser 3,peit,
nit ieinem freunblibiten Saf)eIn,
roas lit fir Sic 9eibe." limo NIT
bieien @prien empfabI er iif, hoFlia
griiBeno. - 9e5eihneno fir oen iar-
faitiid)en 8ib ocs Wonarhan lit ouG)
bas foIqe11oe @eididytd]en. @r lieB
iit emit bon einem Barber Ben Bart
id)neioen ais man ben batnaIigen
GiienbabnminiIter &anbenpeareboofn
meloete, ser 6ur Iltbien3 beioblen
tpar. Ser BARRIER gerietb etpas in
GerIeecnbeit ulto iagte: DWajeitd.,
ih bin in elmer Minllte fertia." -
uWaden Sic MIR rllDig iueiter". emf.
geenete Ser 96nig, lid neroe oen
@iiniiter einiah iagen, baB Sic aus
Der Brooin5 iino, uno oaB ser 3ug,
nit Dem gle onfomen, sic in 9eI.
glen fabrplanmdBige Seripatuna
bate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
rSIutise Sbranen".

9onn ma blutige GbrGnen tpci-
nen? Gte Gid)ter 5tpeifeln niht ba.
ran, uno oiele ibrer SeIben boben
blutiae S6rGnen lpeinen miiIIen aber
j~enieits beS Heides Der 8oeiie, III Ser
Wirflid)feit, miro mar nur iclten iol.
dc SGnter5ergiiiie erlebt baben. Gin
fran5oiiidpr 9Ir5t, Or. De Wicos, bat
ser Srage ser WiogIiffeit blutigcr
SbrGnen cingebenoe Sauoien getpib.
met, beren GreebniB IN Der nMnture"
miteetbeiIt wiro. Die MeeOi5in fenni
iibrieen3 iebr ~ielteue Sdle, in Oeren
Die SbrGnen0riiien 9lutungen erfab.
rem, sic Die &hrGnen farben. 9ieie
Glutunaen iino Sen pIosllhen Gfd)p.
moien pertpanbt, Die mar bel ihtper
GerpoIen, bel Spiterifern beobodltet
uno Die @lutidrucib berporrufen.
@ismeilen fommt eS Dor. oaB oils
cine Jolgeer heilune idtpcrer Naien.
bIutunaen Die Sbrdnenieitltngen
Slut mlsionoern. 9as 9lut f!ieBt
ourd ie'NaienfanlIe uns babnt iid)
eiuen IuStpeg. gerau mic Die Shru-
nen ielblt ibren natiirIihen 9lbfluB
iinoen. God ald Dies ~ereignet iid)
nur ipbr ieIten; in Sen meiiten SOL.
len gebcn meoi}iniid beobahtcte
vhlutige Sbrdl,en" auf @lutlnaer
suriid, Sic in idpercrcn S1qen ron
Observation-Disclosures entiteben;
bos 9lut fliebt Damn im I%llgcnlpir.
feI 5uiummeu urb permen9t Iid nit
oen Sbr1nen. Mber olldl cine iiber-
mGBige Grlpeiterurtg Ser @efGbe ser
9inbchallt ruff 9Iutungen berpor,
sic bieltmgebung glallben mad)t ouB
ser 2eibcnoe bIltige Sbrdnen neint.
Sn Dem Sinne, in BEN bie Tid)ter
bon blutigen Sbrdnen lpred)en
ihon in Den antifeu Sragoolen taltdlt
bos @crtbilo ouf - gibt es iepcn-
falls feline bllltigen Sbrdnen; mas
bas 9ll,ge oe5 Boeten oils bie h0dJite
Meltberung zines t~iefIten Seioes err
ihuute, miro lid in oer @irflibteit
in sen mciiten T1len ais cine Gin
.iadJe 9luturg criueiicn. Die foit int
nter aus einenl onberen EAeile beS
9ugqs Itammt lino bon Den EGrGaen
an iid gang unobbdngig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
Sie flrincn NiciuS Gn, Wcrf.

g[lts 81. I%eterSburg miro ge-
ihricbcn: Ger 500, oeu Scr Yol!5cI'
def aarpop III i~eincr Eropofatlon5'
roQe erIittcn bat, lenft mieoerum Die
Mufmerfiamfcit ouf Die fleincn 2od-
ipieel, sic Ser Stlut fir biliges @elo
in 5ablloien Moiien olli alien @cbie'
ten bes 0ifentlid)en unb iogar prlpa'
ten 2ebens malten ldBt. Glller Der
un31bIigen SGle, Die ieoen Gag sum
GorIdeln fommen, ioll oemratlt @e.
aenltano elmer Sllterpeaation III Der
Suma iein Sim 16. Sllli 1908 fdilo
BEL eiltem Sabrifarbeiter Sofaresp i'm
Commencement Sef%aterinosap elne
Sousiubung itatt. auf Dem slide
Sofarelps pliroe babel ein Sudd)et
oufaefunoen, in bent unter Sips ru,o
Mebl iid, slpei @onlbcn uno perifie.
bene Grploiipitofie b%cianoen. Cine
Der 9omber mar III Eapier init Der
Mufihriit: Sin @riori aoborpftne
e~ingetpideIt. Goralti iuuroe aid bet
goborpfin. Ser ebenfous nit Spfarelp
@orItanosntitelieo oes professionalism
Mrbeiterrcrbanbes mar, cine Sats.
iuhung pcrgcnommen, Die iebod
nifts at oen Sag brohte. Sim 4.
Stunt 1909 fom Ole Sade pors
arieeseeriMt. gnseflaat lparen 50.
foreru, @oborpfin unb nod, Gin Gor-
Itonosmitelieb beiie!ben Gerbonoe5
GboroIsfp. nrueaen Mufbetpabrung
BON grpIoiipitoffen fir terroriitiif)e
3ieIe". Sie @erbaroluna lpilrbe nit
9esue OUT 1ofarep infolgc elmer
&ronfbeit allsleiebt, Gborolsfp, Der
lid ipGter oils Eoliseiagent entp,lppte,
,uliroe freigeiprohen uno goborpfin
su Observation-Disclosures nit sen
iibIiden Solgen perurtbeilt. Slm %.
9sopember 1909 fam oud sic Safe
Toforems Dor @eridJt. l>no oaS
arieesgeriht bat nidlt mir ben Tofa.
refp ireieeiproden. ionbern aud, ieIt-
aeltent. bob Die Bomber ur1O Grplo-
iipItofie srpei bis brei Strnben Dor
Ser Sausiufu,1s bonn Holi5eiagentcn
GboroIsfp in Die 8obnul,g Sofarems
tpubrenb ieirer IbpeIcnbeit ge.
brod,t moroen ieien, 10 bab err bapon
uidts aetpubt babe. Ser unlhulbias
@oborpfin NOR, nie fd,on eripab.t,
III oerielben greeleeerbeit 81 icdls
eesobren 3panasorbcit perurtbcilt
tuoroen. 60 fpirfen Die fleinen Iiens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
fih nidt mil 1fnreht IA hieT npr,bro.

tid nitt mil nnredt 10 bel peripro.
den bate! SIM Grurtoe ibres Ser.
sens o,uar mar ibr Der aufidub ote.
fer beoeutiameu MneeIegenbeit gar
nidt 10 unlieb,. in0eb, persebIih au1
iif) tparten laiien, belt iie ood fir
reft riidiihtsIos.
Sb iie npd1 -
Hlotli6 lpuroe Tie iebr u~nianit aus
ibrem 8e0anfengang geriiien. Mteta
&IllinNer bate iid poriibergebeugt,
padte i6ren arn uro 5eigte oni Elm
Iuto4nobil, ba5 fnottern NM 3ii6enO
Dor Dem gingang sum @artey itan0.
ga - Oa - oaS lit er lal ga
I'M Nllito -"
ngSer Oenn?" frdgta @ooa gallj er'
iGroden.
Sea Ser Mi6oenaorf bod, ser nit
benz armbano!"
als 9hba einen roIdJen @Iid in
Den beseidneten @ngen mari, IoB oa,
loIIig 5uriidqelebnt, sic Sig"2tte
6hoildJen Ocn 3dbnen - GeIo u. Nel.
tbclip!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
&OrpersroEe enrnpaiider sSnrEins

men. Sap Guropas SerrIhcrinnen
Taft burdlpes ibre @atten ar, aorpers
grobe iiberrosen. pirb nibt ollsemein
betannt iei1. Der heutiae aaiier lit
oaeroin9s i1ur tpentg fleiner ols bic
aaiierin, taeesen iiberroet bic 3orin
ibren Gemobl bebeutenb. Der GDnia
BON Stalien reidt Der &1niein SeIena
foum Bis ON bic Ghulter, unb Die aD4
nigin bon Sparien iiberroat Mlfons
NH. UNI einen balben Gopf. @enib
lit Der 3Dnig bon DGnemnrt niht
Helm 81 rennsn. bennod lit feline &C.
mabItn eia'ae Gentimeter srober ols
ct. Nur 3pet europdiite 6erriher
birfen fih riibmen, Inn Elm betrGdt.
lides Slid srDber au fein als lire
@attinnen. Gs finb bies ber 41uia
bon Horreeen unb Der JiirH bon
Montenesro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

Srau I6ba b. Blotbolp trG0t itets,
70 oft Tie cine @eielihaft beil1dt,
neben i6ren foItbaren S6mldiod}cn
gum Grltounen ibrer 9efounten ein
goloene5 arm6ono NIT glnn5loien
poaitGnoig erblinbeten Stcinen, Die
iid aui Den erIten Slid oils Simili-
brilliallten nllSpeilen.
9efraat mnn iie beSbolb, Damn ct.
hilbert iie: ngS lit eiu GaIisn1on.
@r id)iitt oor Gerratb uno ialideE
Jreun0el."
llnb fir oaS 5tpeiicInbc 9orii6it.
teln, oas oieie Mntmort berporrltit.
tat lie MIR ein eigentbiimlibes nad).
6enflideS 2ddeIn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

enen 10 bunm iino, bab Sic ni6ts
bebalten fOnnen, oann miiiien Sic es
mafen wie idt i'd idreib' mir Niles
anf."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
Nnb Ben Maoen nod oar nidt ee5H.

rrb BEN maoen nod oar nidt se5ff.
net bate.
9ie EoIi3ei tpurbe benadridtiet,
Die IItbGnbler Dor anfauf eeluarnt.
Snierate tn Den 8Gitlneen neripra.
den cine bobe @cIobnung - Gles
umionit.
&af 8erIauf zines Sdbres CAB Die
garonin enosiiltig Die Soifnung auf
uno betradtete bas Irmboro aIs Der.
loren, oblpobl Tie Ben 8erluit ME gang
%oerIdrmer5en fonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

eineegoneen. = 5rau eiies
gse~rtbeibisers: .7u boit alio oen
ginbrefer nidt freibefommen?"
Wertbeioiger: nSn, oenfe Cir niir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11
1ehemaEprnd.
Gcu Grie5e arase

8obIt5un Den anoern - un0 ielbIt
nldts e%mpfangen,
2ieben Die anbern - uid)t 8leides
p%erlangen,
anoern Derseihen - iih ieIbit nifts
p~ergeben: +
Oas TT in Summa Elm redti6affen
2eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

ME if) I'M id)oniten Serausitreiden
mar, ba fonnte Der aerl = 2aden
rift mebr bnIten!"
Sieb. = /. Waler: sSbr 9ilo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

geIlen, mir Die Maridoronlte si bo-
leu 5elbnebel: uSerr 9alipt.
mann, id) slanbte ndmlid. -"
Sauptmann: nId mas, uenn Ste
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

lit ober id)led,t f%ritiiirt moroen."
2. MaIer: .ltnb oas Sbriee lit iiber.
boiipt feiner aritif eemiirbiet tpor-
ben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

Il II reipiIIiees SeIbI It.
tefenntnib. -Sauptmann (pii.
tbeao): aSelouebeI, gum 3onneripet-
ter, % baben Sic ,pieoer total Der.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

SIN Cirrus. = Sdnsfen (sin-
geiidts zines auf Sanoen eebenben
gfrobaten): n@elt, Mama, ser
Wenid fiibrt ein ~perfebrtes 9oiein?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

User Sreurbe bat, befommt leift
Elm Mn,t, unb rper elm Imt bst, be.
Fommt Ieidt Greunoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-03-11

Wer biel 9tmmeIiges
Brot TIT. ptrb mad etnem altet
WoItac1...her en-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27

f all days in woman's life the wedding
DAY Is the most sacred. 1t is the one
day. too, that every woman strives TO
look her best. She recognizes that the
bride is the center of admiration, the
star of the occasion, the one on whom
some gaze with looks OF admiration and
with lnnl-a nf nr,r..a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-27
- OV-E oEZEE NIE,E|x GRoRE
L4SE, GzUlZT NTH -
6PRAT OF OZ2AVGE By OSSoW
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severely straight lines and the one of the
models measuring not than two yards
around
In lingerie The narrow scant lines too, prevail
The lingerie display the fine handwork and the deli
cate embroderies that are ideal The night robes
are usually cOllarless ana finished the throat
with scaloped edging and IN the manner the
elbow sleeves finished Full sets of lingerie to
match In every detail they have always been.
popular thing. but In the large rousseau there
much more variety than there used TO be.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-12
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DARING Drama Creates Sensation

Daring Drama Creates Sensation
Next Sunday Will bring to the
Brooks theatre Charles Ram Ken
nedy's famous play, "The Servant in
the House" This daring drama was
Produced in Washington a year ago
lest March and created such a sensa-
tion in the National Copital that he
fore the end OF the first week the
theatre was packed at every perform
alice and hundreds of applicants for
seats were disappointed at the box
office The following week 1t was
presented in New York and utterly
amazed the critics Of that city. Some
OF them objected TO The daring Of the
theme, but their dissenting voices
we're drowned out by the chorus OF
uhTestrained and lavish prase elicit
ied from the representative reviewers
The people OF the big city began to
flock 10 the Savoy theatre TO witness
The play that had created such sen
sation in the newspapers. THE Sery
ant in the House" came on Broadway
with blare OF trumpets and with brlei
and modest advance notices. Before
the end of the first two weeks the
Savoy was crowded to the doors and
men and women of all classes dis
covered that it had suddenly become
the thing to see and discuss The
Servant In the House