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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

oos Slterfep beionbers ibon geieiert.
@eiongliho| llno muiifoliihe ar0ite
mcroen bic beiben SeltgottesoienItc
Bprmittags uno9lbenbs perberrlihetl.
Nm ShIulic ocs Sormittagsgottes.
bienlteS. Der Inn 1915 be9innt, iinoct
MbenonTahlsieier itatt. Yoltor Ster-
ger prebigt @ornlittues iibcr Ole ipan.
ncloe 6rogel y@ibt es o%llberbulb Der
9ird)enmoltern fcinen Mllfcrltcbltn9Ss
olalbcn2@ 2lbcnbs preoiat CT ilbcr
bic groBe alnit 5uiihen TiesicitS
uno Senieits."
Meformirtc SrtebensfirH c
Ser Sitcrgottesbienit Der reiornlir.
ten 6rieoeusecmeinoc oil Der Gum.
berIonbitruBec mo Femiplponia.
Ipeuue, Euitor 5. q. @rinler, be
ginnt mlor9en @ornittoa I'M 10 llbr.
Ter Secliorger miro iiber OuS Sbenn
Gle Sitericier cine Sicgcsfeier."
Cert /. Cor. 15,54-5S, preoigen. VeI
oieien @%cttesbierlit miro audi baS bel
lige Mbcnbnlobl ntsgetbcilt. 0olgeha
ocS Muiit-Yro9romm fomnnt III Dem
Worgengottesoienit 5llr Grrtiiib'
rlrng: /. aird)el,d)or rGbriitltS lit CT
iiauocn" geirlep; =. .Golnmbio'
M1nner.G Mortett" .Wornin9 prnper,"
3 Gornct- colo, Scrr Nnplnono 0elo'
man.
Ger NbenoeottcSbienit beginnt INN
7.45 llbr unh miro IN engliid)crS pro-
dye obgebolten. Ger &ird)erd)or ltllgt
ol,d) gbcno$. Erebigt iibcr boS Che
ma: .Gripcliges ono Obligations
enforced BIZ tic GoItcr mcliogc."
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Sunneuaui. unb llntcrgang.
0aS Nettcr.

Tiir Morplono ltno Den Tiitrift
Columbia bcllte flar uno fGltcr.
0citcrn bcirug Die bodite Sempc'
rotur So @rob nm lA2 llbr Nofntit-
tooS, luGbrcllo Scr nicorigitc Sbcrmo-
nlctcrltono 30 @rob I'M 5 llbr Mor.
Ncns mar.
,%rl ocli iibri9cn 9unoeS : @cttcr.
beobodtlunaS Stntionen luulroc Der
iolaenoc bGd)ite Recommendations
perjeidnci: Goiiport 81 Tortlono
"A, Bolton Is, Mlbunp "a. Gem .DorF
rs. Ebilobelpbia 50, Ntloutic-Gitp
rs. SorriSburo so, @oihin9ton 80,
Noriplf 50. SoiicroS -, Charlotte
IS, @ilminpion 76. GborleIton Il,
SdDomoh 80, Sotionpille Is. Si,pl-
ter as, acn.gScit IS. Ntlnnta 50, 9tcp
Srleais 50, Iontgomcrp SO, Sole
itire 81, COLLECTION -, Corpus Gbri|ii
rs. Mempbis 81, Cincinnati Is.
GittSburg y. Nortbiiclb 66, Buffalo
%, Glepelonb ~, 3etroit 6S, Nlpelia
80, marquette A. @rcen Ban 66,
Chicago &C, Tltlutb GO, ct. Saul 81.
ct. 9ouis so. @nnios.Gitp 81, Suroll
20, Sniobo SO. Vismtorf G2. @ia;'
iton 56, SABRE o6, Salt Safc Giip
Sc. 7enpcr 66. Nortb Elottc IS,
9lmorino sc, Gobgc.Gitp 90.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Gird)lidJcs,


S'tcrfcltlldlfclten III ocn aird)cr.
WuiifoIiidc unb %oronlotiid,c I'm
trrbo(turo II, her at M(nbou,,iS.
;A,,1, Observation-Disclosures.
so''''" Ve''" ""'o W.
II. pell. Notppcfer @efleEnoe'
Nut Moutoo :, 0icuitoo >cr Sitter.
mcdbc nc~ronito(ter hie qnobeu nor at
nnboni,,s aird,e zinc ur,,ifo(iihe
unh brnmotiitr llnterbo(tuno in hpr
~ SInbori,,s Observation-Disclosures Sim
M,ontoo 1ohmiifo,o Spu % m1r,.
finbepf einc inr,ir0f, motiupc iiir ain.
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Gunner fredDer,


Scr brittle sbiebitabl I'M @e-
id)1itsoiitrift Der Stobt IN 5ebll
Soqcll. Srei Tiamont.Hitt9
i'm Wertbe bon cirfa $1,000 Die
9cilte. - Stonfeniter nit Eflo.
itcritcin tinaemorien. - Iie go
li5ei IN aneeitrenater Sbdtigfcit.
Ter brittle Ginbrlihsbiebltabl nit,
ten I'M Screen Der Stobt in einenl
;3citrounl BON 5ebn 5agcn ereieneic
iid) geitern Worgeu in oler Sriibc,
ais bic Standardization bes Su'
pclcn.2obcns Der 6irmo Sobn ".
Mcolp Cons & 60. Nr. Is, Weit-
2crin1tonsS trabe. hltrh cinen Stein,
ipuri 5eridmettert uno aus oerS 6oil.
icillter-Nusloee brei Tiomant=Hinge
i'm @elanlmtlpertbe Don etma $1OOO
gcItoblcn moroen. Ger 2aben Der
9clonnten Iirnla lit nir 5pet Stra'
bcngcnicrtc bon benz Eel5labcn Der
Sirmo AIbcrt Sigmuno & Cons uno
foltm 10 mcit Don Dem 2ooen be1
Sluucliers W. aoniasbers entferrt,
meltc beiocn 8eid)1ite peniae Gage
5llpor Don oiebiihen Sanben aepliin.
BERT murben. SSm eriten mahten b,c
Iiebc 0eittc I'M @ertbe bon ca. $4,000
uno I'M 5iuciten iold)c I'M @ertbe BON
$500.
Gle Foli5ci lit I'M 9eiise elmer I'M
gefGbreu Qeibreibung hes GiebeS,
lpclber geitern Worgen an benz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

EoliSci 10 lid d d)tllhen
9ranb. = @dbreno &r. II. SraH
Benjamin SelOiHann uho oeren 5lpel
ainoer uno Sobn &. &ofImah III
Dem Sauie Ger. 8, Siio.Gentraol-Ipc.,
ianit ifliefen, bronnte eS Ncltern frilb
in Dem Seller ibrcS Soltles. @lildlI-
der @eiie murocn bic Slommen nod
red)t3eitig bon Dem Eoli5ilten So5-
man POM Gltliden Iiltrift bcntertt,
lpeld)er Die Soistbiirc crbrod) nno
nit Siilic ieineS Gollegen Sorner Den
Vranb l0ifte. Grit Damn iettcn Die
glolrodc bie SflGier in 8enltnlb.
in lpelder @efabr bieielben idluebteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
Qebeu in ieocm Srupien!

ToS Ilaidenfiia. Ieportenlent Der
Geo. 6iiutber, i1n., 0rml.Go. lit nit
ocn neueiten Ginridrtnsen perlehen.
pcrnittdIt berer boS 9icr oireft aus
Den 2oaeriaIiern ser 9ralleret oe,
TIoidrn sugeiiibrt miro. Iie 6olsc
iii Elm perlenoes, ifGlmnenoes, reines
gicr; bcionoers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SIT cmpicblen. '9elteIlt bircft BON Der
Gronerei. 9 Guseno Tlaid)en 500,
s, & =. Yhone. @olie 20.
(0tai4. Gi.Go. Ga
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THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is tho only German Newspaperin Baltimore
that carries the Associated Press reports
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings In the
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The CORRESPONDENT as far as its news
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Tiir bic Eltcr.T cicrtagc

lit es mnbeoingt notbig, CUR ST.
boblng Der SeltireuOe iid) init elmer
aiite ,Soluce" aus Sreo. Gnuern-
ihmibt's grollcrei 81 periebcn. 9Ius
beitem Sopien uno Wol5 gebrout,
aiiimilirt iih leid)t init Der 9%tobrung
mo lit Dem ihp1dIten Wogen Sll.
trGelif. 9eriGumt boher nid)t, cine
aiite ($1) bieies pprSiiglihen 0e-
br1,ies at beiteQen. Gel. 6. & i. ct.
Ealil 364. Wb. Gourtlonh 1881. -
9raucrei 1104-tt2S Siucn. Ctr.
1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

Meulp'ihen 2ooen ieinc Stunt uno
ieine Srebbeit erlpies. Gr miro, mic
iolgt, beidrieben: etma 10 bis 20
Sabre oft, ) Sub 7 3oa groB, bort
loies @eiid)t. gefleioet in eitelt
hulflen Nnoug. 9ereits Dor II ubr
geitern Morsen beianb iid) cine Gopie
Der obigcn MISUNDERSTANDING in
oeu Sdnhen zines jehen Witalieoes
ocS Tpli5ci.T epnrtements, Elm 3ri'
helL Oab unicrc Soli3ei bos Nien.
idenm6glidc SIT tblll o%eionncn lit,
Ocll obcr Die SbGtcr Der itrnfenoen
@crcd)tiefeit su iiberantlporten.
Gle Sbot creignctc iid gang furj
DOR 6 llbr Morgens. lin oieie 3eit
bGrtc Sorrp Groeger, ein Naftmat'
ter int benz oltf Der onoeren Seite Der
Strobc belegencn @ebduoe oerSirmu
Notbon @utmon & 60, bos 9lirrcn
bon iollenbcn @Iosiberben. Gr elite
oli Die StroBc lnb Job einen illnaeu
Monn Die 2eringtonitraBe %binuntcr
louicn; er moltc Die Serfolgung Oes.
ielbcn ouine6mcn, lieB ober bapot
ob, ais CT iub, bob Der 1liidtige CT.
men 81 aroBeu &oriprung bate, God
gelong es ibnL iid lpcnigitens nngc-
i1br Dos allsieben oes Wannes SIT
mcrfen. EoliiiIt Miaer pom mittlc.
rem Tiitrift lpor goll5 fltr5e 3eit ppr
@c9cbune Scr SDot al Dem 2oocn
pprbci Dcoollgcn uno NOR menige
Mimltcn nud) bcm GorfaQ ipieoer
oli Der Sccnc. Cod luar 5u Der 3eit
0cr Sieb bereits uliBer Sebpeitc.
Germutblid pcrltcdtc iid oericlbe
mo portctc ab, bis Der Yoli5iit ouf
icincm Hunbgu1ge porbei aefommell
ipar, nro ipori oarr,, afs or iih III
Sihcrbcit 9loiibte, cinen Der groBe!t
| TIloiteritcinc. Die bort lumber Iieae!i
- Die StroBe lit namlid) ipe9en oer
Contribution bes Mobren-S pitems fir
mas Selier Gepartement aufgcrilien
=. in bus Shoi,ieniter. Ger faaenoc
Stcin mari bic Elatte, aui meld,er
od)t &ingc nilsgeiteat morcn, I'M, itno
cine In5obl Der Hingc lplroe ollf
ben HuBbohcn peritreut. Nur 10 fam
Is, Dab Dem Gieb nibt Die iGnint.
Iidcn Minae. meld)e cinen bon ctma
$1,000 rcprGientirten. sur Bette liz
! len. So aclmla es linn. in Der Gil,
MIR brei Nin9c 5u eriuiid)en; ieber
oericlbcu trGat ciHcu ein5igcn Iia.
mailten.
Tic Yoli5ei rcdymet nit Scr M0D.
lid)fcit. bnb Der Iieb nod, elllrn Cont
pliccn hnttc, lpelder fiir i'm Wohc
itonb. iomie oanlit. Dab picllcid)t ollc
brei e~rm1bnten Giebit1blc BON Dem.
iclben Tiebe be5p. oerielben Iiebs.'-
bnnoc periibt miirbeu.
EoIi,eimarid)au tsoriton crfl1rtc
acitcrn, baB ieinc 9eute alles in ibrcl
arditcn Stcbenbe tbitn miirbcn. Der
begin. Ole SbGter aiisiinoig 81 nla-
den. inb bab or beitimntt iiberjcusi
lei, bob lire alrbeit bon griols &c.
trout iein miiroe. @leid5eitig &c
tontc CT. baB alle 2aben6eliser oarcili
ahten %ioltcn. oab nad 2aoenidlnI
fcinc @ertbiodlcn IN oen Sdaufcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

itern beloiien piiroert, benn aii ioltc
Weiie miirbcn Iicbc aneeIcdt.
bic Sr. Sobu @. Wealn Senior-
Mit9lieb Der obengenannten 6irmo,
gcitcrn olleob, lit cs lebiglid orli elm
9erieben 5uriid5niiibren, ooB bic
mertbpouen Hinge Die Hoht iiber in
benz Sd,auieniter lieeen geloiieu
iullrocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26
SonntagS:G% oreiponoent

wiro abermals cine 5ile bes 5utereianten %Sarbieten. lln'
ter ben uurbanOeuen Nrtiteln lit %bciOnoers en FOLDER ibcr
bas guiertc6nnssfet su nennen. Gam fOlsen rNuS ben
Yialmen"; uNui benz GinOS buie"; nSiterseididte" upn
8erbarb @alter; Ctcru oes Scr5cns" uon 81. u. Sorm;
rSas YrObctad bcS @soli5eibunocs"; u9ie aanslcr @l'
belm'S bs 3meiten"; uIie Ynnoes- IiihereisGu inmiifion"
,1ic 1rauen i'm 3eidDsfansler Halais"; ulclegrapbirtc
lebenoc Yiloer"; v1ic sterblidfeit an Nppcnbieitis."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-26

SO Grab I'M . Hnttcn am
p. NtGrs iii iclbit lulter unicrer Gone
cine Seltenbeit. Sm piii5ieaen @et'
tcrbiireail mlirNe geitcru Mod)niitoA
siuiidcn . unb 3 llbr bcla0ter @ct'
icritniio rcgiitrirt, 0ernoe6u ioeoler
Sitcriaoc itcbcn inns in Auslift, fo!ls
lid, Der Wctterpropbct nift tart Der
red)nct bot. Iiir bellte 1T pnS Flares,
fiiblcrc@ @ettcr p%ropbc5eit. Nae Nit.
5cibcn beilteu ii~bcrboupt boroui hir,
boi; mir prod),uollc SitcrtoNc bobcl'
lpCr0cll.
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NDtis.
Ncbbel'S einsiars Stmoiu.

ScScrmann fennt bic pun ms se.
i~ieIcrtc Mrbcit; mir bemfen nidlt b.
ta,i, ms ielbit ~ lobea, iunberm iibcr'
laiicn oies nniercn Qeiitunsem. &eiue
sreYpcn bei ms 80 criteieen. 2a0cu
sic i;dl INN Nnheren uiAt tanidDen,
cs sicbt nnr Gin einsiaes &cbbel'StM'
eio nnS bies beiinoet iidj i'm Eaterre.
Ndltcm Sic aMf oes Sans, mo anler
9tamen anf 9biiren mno Genfern
fcbt. I.
Seine Neenfen. Gin Hrcis.
Yd)tea Sic anf
-ce6bel's-
22f Wprb.(Bau.E tr,, nnhe Giah,Str.
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Snfritiihem 3m it IN &c be-
iano iid acltcrn Sberit 3m. S.acrd)'
ner bon Samilton, meld)cr lfon lett
ldnecrcr 3eit Elm id)luer franferMoH
80
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. Wclolcubunaen.

@eloicnounaen nod GentidlanS
ino OeItrcid : llnsarn iiher ,rno
itnea beiorst 5. 10 nnb 90 @arf..
irmie 10 nnb 20 aronen-S deine 81
pcrfauien.
3heo. s. 9icner & &c.,
o. 8r. 217, Eit.Ialtimore.S Ctr.
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$taot Baltimore.
llntcrbaltnngs. @cgipeiier.

,8aents"-, SahS unb SonieS 60"
,Spntoan"-g5rip 10 africd"".
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nau Stnr"'Sauoeoine
uno Der Ntnctograpb.
,,9iem M,nHumrntni"@p SSbo olpIls The 9ahp"
,,ssiliuu.g bcufrr"," Baltimore, nabe &apsS!.
Sdelih mnunierbrodene &Huheciue' iio
8onoelbiIoer Toritelluneen.
,o5rrmaniu .Geranii gunsS.0erciu, II. Il. d
u, M" - Sonnta9, Den 81. Wdr5. Siierfeif
in ,22cbcr'S Bari" Narforos0io1o.
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Eitcru.

Illnglt IT'LL uulo belll9 Dllrd) ole
Siiftc:
Gin neilcS 2ebcn idJuilgt lid mii ben
Sbron
ltno iprengt oes looes en9e @rilItc.
Gic anoipcn idymeben unb oii Slt'
rcit blitht
aaum ouiqeluodJt, Die 6riiblingsbln'
GS 5iebt aebeimnibpol oilrh meir
" 0cruiitb,
@ie 8%lodcnflung i'm Seilietburnc.
9 SItcrtog! Til idoncS S%uacnobilo,
III griiBcit mid nit Tcinem Froll'
gen,
Iir Screen ipodcn oui, 10 iriit, 10
milo
SproBt iriitcs Rotb oit bIcid)eil
@ungen.
Su mcite sScrnc riftct iit Der Slid,
I'm bcll're Gage 81 crihulten.
IS lpGd)it Der Diutb, ons Scrj trGlmt
Don Dem @liiG,
Gntilobcn lit ocs @interS @rouen!
8 Gitcrtog! @ie mnllt hos juunQe
Nlut,
IS trcibt DeS 2ebcnS ihonltc 0lii'
tben;
Sod loocrt Tie, 'Oic neue Seilergllltb,
Gum ScbcnSfampt in Sturmesmii'
then.
@ctreil Scr Eilidt unb IcIt oui @ott
pertruut,
Nuf beQen, ipic ol,i bunflcn Wegen,
50 aeItcrn nod Die S%oocSnod)t &C.
grailt,
Ger Sitcrtog brinot 2id)t, brinat &C.
gen!
8 SItcrtoa! pic rlliit Ilt tic 3llriid
Iie 9iloer lGngit perGongcncr Bel.
ten;
I'D grii6c cid nit nletnem Ibrunen.
Bid,
Iein Slang crlucdt baS 2ieo pom
S6cioen!
Gin SroumbiIo rcgt lid bellt' IN met
ner gruit,
Sdl h0r' Ser Scimutb @lpdeu tlins
gen.
Nod) cinnlol iiibP ih jcne iel'9e 2uIt,
glS gelte mir ouS S%iteriinser.
8 OItertog! trog' meinen 8rllB Fin.
Mic fonnte ih Oas @riiBen laiien?
als Siin0ling iticb ih poil benz 81
%ternbauS,
3ll c1toe parcn mir sic @oiien.
limo nland)e 1hrGnc bob' id) il ge'
peint,
Iic @orb oui's SerS; ih mub cS ia.
| gen!
Snn 3citaetricbr ionb ih Nreuno mo
Scinh.
SbGn NOR eS MIR III Sugenbtagcn.
8 SIterto0! pic SicDt cS mir onrd)'S
ScrL
Sor' id) sic Ior9cnSloden tlingen;
Gin icoer Con errpedt mr. mcineil
SdncrS,
Gor'm GltcrnballS nlod)t' bcut' ih fin.
gen,
llno ans bcnl Scnitcr lpinfte tic her.
ans,
Wein WiittcrIcin, nit treilem Vlide.
2Gngit rllbet tic i'm ctgcn Sooten'
bai,S,
Hid)ts it's, nit ullem %Grbengliide!
8 Sitertas! III Inherit aacn
Sd)mcr;.
Cen SbrGncnb!if lenfit III mad
Gicb Gcincn SpifnungSitrabl IN ic'
heS &erS.
Sdrucr lino Der Srcnmn0 bonBt
Stumocn!
Sit iino nid)t foot. oh olld) in Stauf
ihr @rnh,
Qein @rob fam trcrlc 2iebc binbcn
@cnn iid) cin &erj Dem unocrcn ic or
CAB,
Sic lucrScu iid) inn 2idtc iinoen.
: SItcrtog! Fling on, fling iolld5eni
aus,
&ertiino' cS, bab Die SoSien lebcn!
Gin i4ig @riiBeu Sieht bon MhuS 81
SuliS,
Sic mollcu trenmblid) ms umidmc
Gic SocgcglonbtcN flopicu bcrtc oil
Ias lit Der Siiern id)Gniie @eibe;
: aloib' cs. @elt! cs lit fcin lccrci
@abn,
Gic SicNcSbotIdait t6nt aiii'S Neue
u. j. 2.
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sbep. S. Giencr & &c.,
2t7 Cit Ytltimurc StraNe,

TcntIdes uno anbcreS a~uSlonoi'
itjcs @clo eefauit uno %prrfauIt.
@clolcnSunseu beiorgt nah Gentldl'
lano. Ceitreid,. 8ublano II. |. ~.
@ed)iel auSseiteIlt auf ouSldnoiIfc
@anfen. Greoithrieic unb 3rapelers
CHEQUES. o.
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3Sc.
@ir D~eripenoen in nnicrer Nabrif
nnr Sas ~allerbeite Watcrial nnb ga-
rautircn abiOlnte &einbeit.
Wan beiorge bente ieine GinfGmfc
fir bas Siterfeit. 0rofcr uno rcidp-
baltigcr @urratb iteht smr Ieriianng.
Wenn man an nniersm Sanptitans
sn LANCE 5a iuarten baben iallte,
menoc man i'd mad n~niercn ;3aueia-
StGnoen, 100 bieIclbcn @aarem snr
@crfiianng iteben.
Nms m~nierer bentisen srphcn Mns-
wabl nemucn mir: SpeSieQ Ypf,umrit
ertra-fein, @eal Bologna, Sentiden
EreRfopf, friidJe anadwnrIt, iebr
fcinen ger6itcten ober gebafencm
Sdinfen, 2%adsidinfen, Nelee. 3nnae,
Sentid,es Sdiueinsfihe.Welec, sefody-
tes E6fel : @inbfleiidp, impprtirtc
oentidte Tranffnrter, Wraaniducigcr
Wettunrit, rgeal Cont" fam beif
Ooer falt asseHea ,ueroen; Saroeaen.
2ebcr'unrit, SranuidHpciger seber-
Wmrit, 8Gnieleber &arit, oemtidc
Sdiufcm '@olOana, rgmndJ @oa" mnb
Diclc Nnocre. $3.50
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Mm. u. Snpber.
757,759, $50, 95S, gcrinstun- Marft.
@altimOrc's Tabrifant BON budfeincr
Wnrit nnb S~elifatciicn sm
pDpmlaren Yreiien.

VUVNIHTtW FTtITtW.
Seber bon nns acfibrtc Nrtifel ION
Der Hesiernng inipi5irt.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
.HONORS PLANNED
FOR RIVAL QUEEN

San Francisco and California are
both to be personified in the handsome
persons of candidates for queen OF the
North Beach Thanksgiving carnival
While the queen will be the queen Of
the fete and ride on her gorgeous
throne, the girl who stands second in
the exciting contest will have the
honor of representing San Francisco
as a goddess. magnificent in her sway
over the Pacific. This float will de-
velop the idea of the Panama Pacific
exposition and will show the loyalty
the North Beach carnival people have
for the exposition project.
On the California float will be the
girl who stands third in the royal con-
test. She will be surrounded by the
prettiest girls in the district. repre-
senting types of all nations over which
California reigns by her graciousness
and charm.
Chairman Louis Brizzolara Of the
parade committee and his associates
are planning artistic floats to repre-
sent the state and the city, and while
the reigning queen and king will have
the high honors of the celebration the
other contestants will share in the
glory of the pageantry-
The royal race grows more exciting
daily.t The following is the standing
Of the candidates.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
Johnson VICTORY
BIGGEST in YEARS
Plurality of Governor Elect Is
UrequaIed for Nearly Quar-
fer of Century

Hiram W. Johnson. who viii be Cali
fornia's first direct primary governor.
was elected by the largest plurality
given an executive of this state in
20 years.
On the face of the virtually COM
plete returns Johnson's plurality is 49,
500 and the official returns may show
him a winner with an even 10000 out
of a total vote that will break all
records and probably exceed 100000.
Theodore a, Bell conceded Johnson's
election early yesterday morning in a
formal statement issued to the press
and in a letter of congratulations ad-
dressed to Johnson.
The source Of keenest satisfaction
in the republican camp was the vir-
tually complete returns for San Fran
cisco. giving Johnson a home town plu-
rality of nearly 1.5o0. instead of the
$500 TO $500 for Bell that had been
conceded by a majority of the republi-
cans intimately associated with the
campaign.
In his formal statement Bell attrib-
uted his defeat to his unexpected losses
in San Francisco and Alameda county.
He confidently expected to carry San
Francisco by not less than 5000, and
his managers believed that he would
get from 10000 to 10000 in San Fran
cisco and an even break. il not a slight
lead, in Alameda county.
That the democratic campaign mana
gers had closer line on Los Angeles
county than did the republicans was
demonstrated by the surprising exact
ness with which they forecasted John
sons surprisingly small lead in the
southern metropolis. the home Of the
new chairman of the republican state
central committee.
Early returns yesterday apparently
indicated that Wallace, republican can
didate for lieutenant governor, had been
beaten in Los Angeles by Spellacy. At
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10

discharge camp, Angel island, was in
charge of the expedition. He was the
expedition. he and small boat he
secured at Angel island
Alden loaded his craft with weeks
rations and set small sail Then he
put off from the island and started on
his voyage to the far east. strong
ebb tide took the expedition merrily
on its way and Alden was well down
the bay and into the Golden gate,
when he was sighted by the life saw
ing crew and checked on his wild
adventure.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
SOL LDIER SETS SAIL FOR ORIENT IN
SMALL BOAT, BUT IS SOON HEADED OFF

An army transport bound for the
Philippines was stopped yesterday by
the life saving crew from Fort Baker
and towed back to its point of en-
barkation, Angel island. The detach-
ment on board the troopship resisted
but without avail, for the brave life
saving crew was obdurate, and the ex-
petition, which was not exactly sail
ing under orders from the war depart
ment, was forced to return.
Private John Alden of the Seven
teenth recruiting company at the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
BELLE LAWN RELEASED
FROM LOS ANGELES JAIL
Earl Rogers Obtains Woman's Freedom on Her Own
Recognizance; Will NotBe Watched Though Trial IsSet
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9.-Mrs. Belle
LAWN of San Francisco, held for three
weeks in the county jail on a charge
of murder in connection with the in
vestigation of the Times explosion.
was released today on her own res
cognizance by an order signed by JUS
tice of the Peace Summerfield at the
request of District Attorney John D..
Fredericks. Attorney Earl Rogers
obtained the woman's release.
Mrs. LAWN, attired in a neat blue
tailor made suit and heavily veiled,
left the county Jail yesterday morn
torney Rogers, and is a guest at the
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
Los ANGELES HAS
3lg,l9S POPULATION
Census Figures Show Increase
of 2ll.5 Per Cent in
Last Ten Years

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-The popula-
ton of Los Angeles is s1s,1ss. as com
pared with 1O2.47s in 1900. as an
nounced by the census bureau today.
This is an increase since 1900 of 21s.-
719, or 211.5 per cent
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10

home of friends in South Figueroa
street. Her arraignment on the charge
of murder was set by Judge Summer
field in his court for Monday, Novem-
Der IA. In the meantime no effort will
be made. it is said, to keep the woman
under surveillance.
Mrs. LAWN. contrary to the expecta-
tion of her captors. appeared 10th to
leave the county Jail. where she has
been for 21 days. Before leaving the
building she shook hands with the
jailers and thanked them for their
kind treatment of her.
The county jail attaches have left
nothing undone toward my comfort"
she said.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-10
STRIKING MINERS ARE
OUELLED BY POLICE

CARDIFF. Wales, Nov. 9.-The dras-
tic action of the authorities in rushing
troops and London police to the mining
districts, where strike riots occurred
last night, overawed the strikers and
the situation today appeared to be well
under control.