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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
DEADLOCK Hangs
SUFFRAGE ELECTION
Tie Vote for Trustees, but Sec
Ond Ballot Serves to Land
Winner

deadIock-that eternal despair OF
statesmen and the family skeleton of
machine politicians, yesterday threat
ened the otherwise perfectly ladyltke
annual election OF the California equal
suffrage association in the assembly
hall of the Pacific building. where the
petticoated advocates for women's votes
were holding their annual convention.
primary and general election. For a
moment the slate was cracked, for Mrs
L. Blum and Mrs. r. Albrecht, candi-
dates for trustee, received tie vote.
Only the handiwork of man saved the
day-Roberts' rules OF order~called for
another ballot, and Mrs Albrecht be-
came a trustee.
At yesterdays meeting the program.
shaped by the hands that would rule
the caucus as well as rock the cradle.
was put through in perfect orders The
fight on the trustees only proved how
we'll the thing was ordered, the sue
cessful candidate being in perfect har-
mony with the administration" which
is headed by Mrs. NJ. T. Carnage, the re-
elected president.
After the election of officers for the
year was finished the somewhat deli
cate subject of finance was presented
to the meeting and occupied the atten-
ton of the ladies for some two hours.
AS result OF the financial stringency.
not pdulCs WHICH HAS ScAIcQ lNc
movement for woman suffrage, signs
now grace the walls of headquarters.
Pennies for postage" swings in bold
letters over pig" bank in the secre-
tary's office and on a large blackboard
is scrolled, Have you contributed your
mite?"
But one ticket was placed before the
association. except as to trustees. when
a determined effort was made to upset
the scheme of things. Mrs. r. AIbrecht,
Mrs. John NJ. Tyrrell and Mrs. Eva
Deutsch were elected. and Mrs. L.
Blum, Mrs. Emma Stalen and Miss l.
Johnson were defeated The other Of
ficers elected were Mrs. M. T. Carnage,
president; Mrs Augusta Jones, frst
vice president; Mrs. e. WELLER. second
vice president: Mrs. Martha Pearce, re-
cording secretary: Mrs. Florence Har-
tell, corresponding secretary, and Mrs.
Gruton, treasurer.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
MORE time GIVEN
united RAILROADS
General Manager Says That
Company Is Trying to Have
1000 Tenders Delivered

The public utilities committee re-
ceived General Manager Blacks expla-
nation yesterday that the United Rail-
roads was doing all 1t could to get it's
order of 1000 tenders delivered, and
on that showing postponed action for
one month on Walsh's resolution call
ing upon the chief of police to make
arrests for the violation of the fender
ordinance.
Black said that one carload would
arrive within a week. another two
weeks later. and then in lots of 100
every 10 days until all were delivered
The committee recommended that
the proposed franchise for an extern
sion of the Masonic avenue line for
about a mile into Sunset, via Parnas-
sus avenue, Judah street and Pacheco
street. be offered for sale.
The contract for lithographing the
Geary road bond issue of s2,O2o,o0O
was yesterday given to the II. S.
Crocker company by the combined
printing and public utilities commit
tees of the board. although the Cali
foruia lithographing eompanys bid
was considerably lower.
A representative of the allied print
ing trades stated that the California
concern was not entitled to the use
of its label and that the Croker COM
pany was. On this showing the con-
tract went to the latter for $500, a
representative of the former company
leaving with the remark that the al
lied printing trades seemed to have
more to do with letting the city's
printing contracts than the supervisors
themselves and that they" would hear
from this later.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
LEAHEY CONFESSES THAT
HE INTENDED MURDER
Declares That He Lay in Wait to
Kill j. NJ. Chateau

-.UBURN, Maye 11-Mike Leahey,
who shot ]. III. Chaeau at Roseville yes
terday morning, made a statement to-
day to Sheriff McAulay and District At
torney Little. He declares that he
meant to kill Chateau; that he told
Mrs. Chateau, with whom he was in
fatuated, that he would kill her hus-
band, and said he deliberately laid for
Chateau at the latter's house yesterday
morning, and aimed at his heart.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
LEGACY PROVIDES FOR
INCREASING BIRTH RATE

Arthur Brades, who died recently.
says the London Globe, left to the
municipality of Maisons-Lafitte a sum
of money to be expended in manner
calculated to assist In keeping up the
birth rate in France. The revenue of
the legacy will be available for distri-
button on New Years day next, and in
terms of the testator,s will will be
distributed to the poor of the district
having three children a joint of meat
and three sacks of coal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
WOMEN TO APPEAR
AS DUTCH MINSTRELS
TspecioI Dispotch 10 The Cali

STOCKTON, May 1.-The Philo-
nathan club is rehearsing for it's
Dutch minstrel show to be given at the
Yosemite theater Thursday evening,
May Ie. The women will wear Dutch
costumes, even to the wooden shoes.
Clever songs. jokes and dances are be-
Ing rehearsed for the OCCASION
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
Must Pass on Street PETITIONS

City Attorney Long advised the
board of works yesterday that it was
the duty OF its members to investigate
all street paving petitions presented to
it and TO inquire into the genuineness
OF signatures attached. He also held
that a citizen had the right to with
draw his name from a petition and
sign one OF opposite tenor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
nEAr JUnoR ARREsTE.

DEAF JUROR ARREsTED-oakla May IT,
stephen II. Crane OF 1917 Bancroft way.
Berkeley. was taken into custody today for
failing TO appear as trial juror in the
superior court. Judge Ellsworth gave him
severe lecture, but dismissed him permanently
when Crane showed that be was too deaf to
hear testimony.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
DEEDS CONVEY GREAT
VAN SCHROEDER RANCHO
Property Sold to |. w. Helman
May Be Subdiyided
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN LUIS OBISPO. May 11.-Final
deeds were filed here today whereby
Baron ]. H. Won schroeder of San Fran
cisco transferred the entire property
Of the Nacimiento rancho, including
everything pertaining to ii in real and
personal property, besides all livestock,
to Isaiah W. Hellman of San Francisco
for S350,000 The ranch consists of 49,
600 acres of farming and grazing lands
It is said that Hellman will cut UP the
ranch and sell it TO colonists.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12

POLICE DRILL PosTPoNED-oakland. May II.
The annual police inspection drill Of the local
department. which was to have taken place
May 10. has been postponed until June be-
cause Of the unavoidable absence of of
the commissioners during the former period.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
LARGE IRRIGATION
PROJECT UNDER WAY
IZ5, 900 Inches of Water Filed On
in the Sacramento
SD Dispeteh q The CaIIl

BEDDING. May 11.-H. D. Graynor
filed on $4,000 inches Of water today
in the Sacramento valley near Iron
canyon. This is the largest fling of
the year, and is thought TO foreshadow
an extensive irrigation project.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12

Trout and sea fishing are ususually
fine along the Ocean Shore Railway.
Trains leave daily s a., $50 g., D.,
40 F.; also 1920 a. Sundays.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12
MOTHERS

MOTHERS CLUB TO ENTERTAIN-oakland.
May 1.-THE mothers club OF the Lafayette
school will give a musicale and entertainment
in the hall of the school Friday night The
affair will mark the installation Of electric
lights In the building. The Lafayette school
is the only one in the city having light.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12

HANGED WITH A SHEET Seattle, May
Ill. B. Frost, 81 years old, who came here
from Theresa. n. Y, was found dead in his
room in n hotel today, having committed sui
eide by hanging with sheet. He had been
sick and respondent.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12

H SchelIhaas, rooms for cash. The
instalknent man charges you the same
for 5.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-12

NUMBER OF ARRESTS DECREASE
MAY 1.-THE number OF arrests made in Oak
land for April. 1910. Is 623. against s25 for
of 2O2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Nb nah Nhartnni.

u elu Oorf, Is. Sebrllor 1890
Srou Sbcobore Jooicpclt mo ibre
lnhter id)iiiten iih Geilte oif oem
$nunlbur9cr Inmpier ySoublrg"
rot Neopel Elm, bon no aus iie bent
Gr.Er1lioenten Hooieuelt nod abor.
tllm entgcgenrciicn unO i'm bonn
N0d) europa begleiten meroen. Gicle
Sreinbc nobmen glbihieo pon ibnen
chi Der Werite. Whltter nn0 Sohter
inbren an 4. M1rj oli Dem Iom.
pier .Shlcspig" BON 9teapel lpeter
nad) 9lleronorio unb oonn oitf eincm
NlnBoolnpier ben 9til binoui not
abortlun no Der @ntte i,no 8ater iic
eruortei. InS Wieoeriebcn ioll iu,1c'
i;ibr ON IA. Otiir5 eriolgen. @egen
Der 1. glpriI miro Die 6omilie mieoer
IN gteapeI iein lno 5lpiiden bcm I 4.
lmb 10. Snni miro Scrr Jfooieuelt
mieber III oen Gercinigteu Staoten
nnlnn8en.
aloernlon r<obnIon brodtc Gclltc
I'M Sto0trotbc eillcn @ci6hlB cin,
lolt luclhcnl Der fog Der glnflrnrt
oeo Srn. Hoolcpelt bobicr ols lag
Der sSreibe iibcr bic lihcrc Hiiffebr
ocS Or FrGiibcntcn aeieiert pcroen
ioQ. Ter 9cidlluI; eriiid)t ben @ou.
perllcur, ben Sog 81 cinen geieslis
den sScicrtag iiir Den Staot 9ielu.
Dorf 5il lnuden Ger Stabirotb
iiberipies Den 9lntrog Dem Golnitc iiir
Hegeln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
EelbltmorS cincs @ciitlidlcn.

4bilooclpbin 10. 6ebruor
-- 9fep. Oliuer Stodllg, Hnltor Der
emanuel Observation-Disclosures ;u Hors
boroungb, cincr biciigen GorItoot,
mur0e beutc ulS 2eihc nit 0urd)s
id,nittcncr &cble III ieincr gSobnlnH
ii: ocr @oOemonnc 9cflmocn, Gin
tIutbcilcttea 9iuirmciicr lag Dor Der
@onnc otf Dem 6lBbooct ulb ollr
llmitGnoc ocuteten on. boB Der @eilts
llhe SclbItmorO begangcu bate. lcrs
itIbe bate uor iiiui rSobren bcim
Spn5icrreitcn einen Stlrj pom
Tieroc crlitten' llnO trug cine @cr.
lttung am 2opf onuon, mel6c @ci,
ilcSltorlmB 5iir tSolgc 9cbdbt babcn
icll. Gr mar 80 Sabre olt-umo bctlcis
hcte irilber SeeliorgerItellen 81 Shc
nntopah lmo Hoonor, Eu.
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YanfrGuber crbcnten $4,000.

q Wloomin0toh Sis, 10. Sebr.
Ginbre6cr iprcngten beutc irii9
Ole Spinoe Der .Git5cn5 Yonf" Don
Gbatsporib nit 9titroglpcerin lmo
clGel,teicn $4,000 in Fopiereelb, ios
ME $4,000 IN Silber. Sic entiloben
chi einent bier geItoDIencn Subrlperf.
9toftlpGfter aplc unb gllber aerber,
CHI bioIiScr 9iirgcr luuroen, ols bic
'SNcoluten Der 9ant 5ilr @rGiinung
htrielben eri6ieneu, geieiIelt luIo 0c.
fnebelt I'M Snncren porgeflnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Vranofataitruplc in NrupflDn.

9tcm Uorf, 10, ,Sebr. - Irci
tleine ainbcr fonlcn ipGt belltc 9tad,.
laittog our6 cin 6cuer lm's 2ebclL
lucldeS cin 5cnementbous oil Der
Clan. StraBe III 9rooflDn 5critortc.
3luci Der ailloer, Der ;lpeiiGbrige Mi
GGcl Sbim, imo iein pieridbrigcr
Srrocr ,Sronf la9cn bel stusbrud
hea 9ranoes I'M Shlnic Ias brittle
Spier lit oie iiirijdbri9e Catherine
Grai1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Sclbitcntlcibnua ans fleinlider llr'
iadIc.

Eitt5 burh 30, 10. 6cbr -
2;rS Summer ooriibcr, boB icinc
outtin ms @ciGngniB ab0ciilbrr
l0erocn iollte, ,cridob iih Siaot sSrico'
berg beiltc in icinem SbIoi5inmcr,
lpGbrenb cil Gonltubler I'M EorIor
oui Die tSrou mortete. Gic 2ebterc
mar, neil iic ctlid)c gebor1teS Shmld-
lohen niht 5ur pcrobrcoetcn Belt 3ll-
ri!dgcliercrt bottc. eincS Iiebltobla
anAelagt lpor0en. Ger @ottc bate
Lon Der Sronsottion nihtS gcmrlBt
!llS Der GonltobIcr nit Dem Suitbci
lcbl crihiell, mod)tc tSrieobcrg eincn
rcrgeblihcn Gcrilld), Die GntlollnlB
rcr 6rmt gegcn 9iir9Id)oit 81 urroll-
sIrcn, mo ais cS nid,t gelon9, bcgoJ
2r iih in iein SfIui5immer. @leidl
tornlf iiel cin SduB mo Der Winnn
rlroe ols 2eihe olIGefirnoen. tSrou
Sriebberg erfIdrt, ibr Oionn ici ieit
eMigcn @ohen frGntlih lmo icbr cr.
regbor gclucIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
YtnnlDlOania @iitnbabn
@ Rnlletim.
xSN 0Safbinstpn's 0ebnrtstag
Sze& an NieercSitrnmhc.
BnAetim.

nibiu0ons GcbrtStng nartirt 0ic Groind Der 6bobrS
Saio ou OcereSruno Die ben @pie rGr Aclcbtbeit Si
Sountog crett 9o @oibnGtonS @cbrtStaS cn rotonoer
6ceraa lit io or ou oeu 9crog Gl bietet
0e3cidetc NeIegenbeit r een ug cucm ser bciebt
@eorts
aein Meort in ser get bcct 10 pec SdGubcen mGbrGno
beS Vorrbahrg ais 4tonic G Seine 0ro6argcn ocl0 beber
beraen ben Gdthum mo Die Sdonbein OcS @auoeS e fn
eileu unue Stronopoooe entGg 9epeQnd cririten
bcu 9u ODER mag lid Der Husht oui 0os Nr i'm Sdute
cueS Noinhles eeuen elCAUnbcin CUR 3errel
ma etlteBd cine ben (SoIi 6ebr m bcn &Grciigcu
Stuoteu erb0bcn bie I5rerben bes guienbalS
Gope Mop nit rcm t9enelmcn alllo, nem qroIortiaen
Strono icnc oSncbmi ieinen Golf 6eoc mo oisgecnecn
6otelS lott 6cn @ot ser 6oItcn}eiI.
@i0uoo0, Sccot,Gtu N2hlrp Yor mo 2on1 @roud crloi
cl orfcrocm bcr;lide GmoOun1tu l cinem Seiude.
Sic y4cluppana Gicnbabr" lit Die oroBe SeceSiroBc nod
Scr Ip4pcD Seetitc allen Naloestbelen griola Hl
e nit genigcnoer 0i0tcitS Sopr 0uncn tbaGhih III allen
Stotioncn bc$ Eeppono gohnucS gcfnit ur6e Nlc Ngn
ten ocbcn bcrcpli0l lsfft tcr ncn unb Sabplun (7)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Vad, Der Waaoalena -yai.

San 6ranciSco, Gol., 10. Sc.
bruor. -- 9lnlGblih ibrer 6o6rt 5il
ocn ShieBilblmgen in Der Diogoo.
lena Dan lungtcn bcute Die Shiiic
Der Eaciiic. tSlotte inter Dem Com.
nonOo ocS glomirolS @. y. Sor6rr
bier al. SIS geborcn bo5li Die Eor,
5crtreiBer nGoliiornio" Slu9gidiii,
nSoutb Iofoto," "GoIorobo," n@eit
Girginio," oEcnniplponio" irno
,IurplanN". 7ic aanonenbootc
,@olpeilon" ilno oIcnpcr" trofcn
init oem Sdleppcr oSroaoiis" iholi
acitcr1 bier cil1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Spl5Sicbe am &crf.
gInord)ic I'M iii0lid)cn Sn0ianu. -
6ornter blwh @rnnbItiitcr pon
ibrcm Gi9Cuthun pCrtriebcn.

SnbionnpoliS, SUD Is. Sc
b.ilor. -- Sol50iebc ucrtrcibcn bic
Sormcr burd) SclIer aus ibren @oba
mHlen in Ocn nod biinn bcicoelten
Gicgcnoen oeS iitblihcn Sn0iouu, luic
bcltC ans ltnbpillc, rCr S1ouptltaot
BON 8roun.Golnltu AemcIoct miro.
PiS Dor &lr5cnl lpor Oieic @cAeno
l9h obgclc1en uon allen Gticnbubn'
pcrfeDr. Die NoGitcr unO Sheunen
cui IS 6ormcn iinb tiIr5lih cingc.
uihcrt tporocr. G. ". Norbct lmo
ieinc sSomiIie ion0en lpGbren0 Der
lebten 9tuht ibrc @obnln3 i'll Slam
men lmb rcttetcn nur bllrh ifleluni1c
Slud,t 6oS uoftc Seben. Sil0lid polI
9tolbpillc bobct piclc tSonliCn ibrc
formen pcrloiicu lnl0 Die S1ol5bicbc
fnlleu Die lucrtbpollcu WollnuB- lm0
S>idorpbGllmc at Nunocrtcn in bcn
hrrti9cn WolOlmgcn. Nn on0crcn
WcAcnOcn hobcn lh Ole Snrmer 5u.
lonnmeuAelhnnrt mo potrouilliren,
nit SdlrotAclpebrcn bcuuTinct, oil.
lGd)tlid) Ole llm0eblu1 ibrc3 GiQcIl
thllnlS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Yrubi6itions,uiiblcrcicn in @irainiem.

u hmono. 90, 70. Sebrl,or. -
rSn Der HcgiSlotur brohte Senator
SoIiep BON 2pnd)blrg cine Bill cin,
luoollrh oQc 98irtbd)oiten III TirNi-
MEN nb1cihoift lpcroen ioIlcn ilno Die
oc0cnuGrtigcn Snbobcr BON Shorts
2icenSen in piiencn 2Gben nur Der
lie1cltc Eodcte nit 8etrGnfen Der,
folicn oiirfclL peldl &ebtcre ober
niht III bcn GG0cn ielblt gcnofen
iucrocn f0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Snlnrgentcn rGnmcn Watagalpa.

0ionoauo, gtic, IS. 6ebrllor
General Gbnmorro, tSiibrcr Ger Sn.
illrgcntcnarnlce, rGulntr Dtotn9olpo
Iclite iriib unter Dem Shutc Der
Gunfelbeit, mo Die @enertilc 2arn,
ebuporrio, Wurtine5 mo 9lipoa,
Siibrer Der RegierrngStruppen, mel
dc on Sonntog cincn gemeiniomen
!!ngriii uni bic Stoot beaannel, er.
eriiien nm Mittog micOer geiib bon
nCrielbcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Claus Sprcfcl's Wittluc tpbt.

Sun IranctSco. 10. Sebr. -
6rou slnno Gbriitine Spredels, @itt.
ne oeS oeutldnmcrifnuiiden Willios
rGrs mo 3uderintereiicntcn GloiS
SprcdcIS, lit beute III ibrcr bicii8en
@obmng I'M 9(ltcr pon 20 Sobren
geltorbpn. Sic bintcrIGbt pier Sobuc,
>tubn 9, GlnnS a., 9loolpb uno 9in-
ooIpb, ionic cine Sodtcr, sSrml Sohn
tscrriS pon Reigote, Surcp, Gn9lonO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
GrbGlt ibrc Sinocr 3uriif.

Golumbiu. S.sG. 10. Scbrllor.
9os StootSobcrgcrid)t 0ob belttc
enc Gntidciouna ob, lpelbc Der tSrnt
.. N, 5iamolL JIM, Shmicgcrtoh.
ter oeS 9un0cSieuotor0, sic Sbblt
iiber ibrc ainbcr 5uIpriht. Gic ,Srau
bntte ibren @uttcu mc9en 1rollioner
@cbmiollng pcrlniieu tuIo Die ainoer
bcionOct iid) ieitber lmtcr Cbbut i'll
res G5robbatcrS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Sicicr Sdpnec in Wid)igan.

Di Diltsfegon Wif., 10. 5ebr. -
Gin iun If llhr beute Gornlittog bier
iGlliger aus Ienhpater tommenbcr
3ug Der nFerc Dinrauettc .9obn" lit
lei Mcars IN elmer tieicn Shneepebc
itcden 0ebileben. slnoere 3iigc linb
rcripdtct illlb Der Goritootsptrfebr
5luiid)cn Wnsfegon iulo 8rono Ho.
ribs lit 10 9ilt pie aiigegebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

3cugcnltono. - Die IN ieiner
aiitc au Scottlc nlfNcilm0cncn
9ricic meroen pentilirt.
u biuAton =. e., -. t5ebr.
49, Scrr &crtreb. 9lnlpoIt 0e0 Setres
tGrS gollin0cr, iebte IN Der bclttiGcu
Siblmg Oca Gon9reB' 'GoInite'S, mel
cIcS 3ur llntcriildllna Ser @nllingers
Eint,ots sGuntrouerie crnunnt mur0c,
cog areu5Ocrbor bcS @r.Toritogentcn
Souls u. @IapiS fort. I'm 1clpiiic
S5rogeu jll iormlliren, mlBtc cr cine
lrcngc ootllneutoriihcr 9cpciic uor-
le1en lnb boS Terlelen 0criclbcu
nnbm picI ,3cit in Anlprldl. GoS Co.
mite pcrbroGtc baum 40 Ntimlten iii
Gretlltipiiblmg rmo beiproh Die sSrn'
&C, Oh cin geridt aus SenttIc ilber
Gil nuacblidc Gntocdim1 uou 81
Nrieier, luelhe aus Dem hortiNCu
Snn0nmt pcrid)pnlben moren, lmtcr
hcn Giictteu bcs 3citgcu ioiort ul5
Vtmeianloteriol occeptirt mcroen obcr
pcrld)obcn lperben lollen. Seine Gnts
idJciblml pllrbe nngefiinoigt, in0ei.
icr bCibloB ouS Gonitc 0ic GprIn.
tlna u. Gbriitcnien's, Gbci Der 5elo
oluiion uon Seattle, ioWic oe$ aIli-
iCbcrS OeS 9lnoesgeb1llocS IN Sent
liz, in luelhem Die iro1Iihen gricIc
III ciuer Dem ,Serrn @louiS 0ebGri1eE
NIlte NcIInocu Wurben.
Wlnuio bcuutmortetc inn mcitcrcn
Ecrlnllic ser bciltigen SiBun9 ollie
an i'm 1crihteten Srogcu icbr lpcit-
WlriN mo ,rmlhluciiig, Gr fniipite
10 piCle 9Ill5cinonOcrleblmacn an iebe
Nntiunrt 6nB 9mpolt &crtrcB gegen
oicic 3eituergcllbuna uppcIlirtc. Ger
3ellac nppcllirte oorollibiu an oos
Gon1itc, llnO oicle0 cntld)ico, OoB CT
iid) opiel ,3eit fir ieine 2luSiogeu
g0nncn ioa, olS er iuiinid,t. Cine Pm
jobI mcitcrcr 3eit9en iino porgeloOen
uproclL I'M 9IuSia9en in 9etrcii Der
pbcncruGbntcn@ricic 5lt nludcr, ,nb
man hori cS oobcr olS iitcr onncb-
men, 0oB iib bic llntcrilthimg ollT
eineu IGngeren 3citrnml crItrcden
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
@aid erleoist.
TlnR uHo Safenbill paiiirt natD 5luci'
tGsiaer Sebntte bas SanS.

&nuolpirt 9IitSqoben bon iibcr $42,
100000. - equator 0llrfctt be-
ontportCt Die tiir5Iid)cu GimpGu.
&c Ropucr'S 0elen sic Eoitipor.
foiicn.9 .9iut- GbrcnncouiIlc uub
0onf oeS GonlrciieS iiir Ecarp
uor1cldlogcn. - Srnu Hoolepelt
mo Sohtcr reiicu BON 9tcn. Dorf
iiher 9tenpel lm0 9(leronoriu nudI
Nbarilum nb, INN hcu jriidfcb.
rcnocn @otten mo %oter noh
0oule ju beAleiten.
Y a Dington, 3. e., l5. Scbr.
- Sic SIuB. uno @oicnbil, mcldc
iibcr $35, 100000 pcrluiIligt uuo Ser
bcIlcrlnQSorbcitcn ulltoriiirt luclbe
minocitcn9 mcitCre $1000000 toItcn
lpcrbcu, poiiirte ipGt bclltc 9todnlit-
tag ooS 0ouS. Sic Tcbottc iibcr sic
Gorlogc botte 5nci Gage Ocooucrt,
rciiltirtc jcood) IN fcincr crlu0bncnSs
lpcrtbcu 9lmcnoirlma Der @iG.
rSnl Scnnt bCIt Nurtett (Rcbr.) J
cine Iongc Hcoc 81 @ullltcu bcr'Folt
lpurtolicn @ill uno pcrtbeibi0tc oic
&crioIIlln9SlldBi1teit Oerlclbcn. Gr
bcdntuortctc bel Der @clcgcnDcit bic
fiir5Iifcn 9lrgllmcnte Hopncr'S ge-
gen Die Nill, luuo crflGrtc, tcin go
ter tonnc 10 tin0Itlid mo bciorgt nm
oic @obliobrt ieineS ainoea icIn, luic
scr WurDlGnOer Senotor lm ollc
,Srogcn, pcld)c sic SunocSperfoiltn9
beriibrcl1.
Ser Scnot paliirtc pcrihiebene oll-
ocre Gorlogen, oorlultcr cine, mclhc
0c1cn boa o0o5in1s llnlucicu III Der
Meitpointcr WtilitGr 9Ho6cmie &c.
rihtet lit. Cine onoere lit oarmli be.
rrd)net. faiIdje @prltcllll19cn br5iig.
lid Der Hegicrltnas @orantic iiir
Nobrllngonlittcl in0 Wteoi5inen 5ll
bintertrcibeu. 9cioe. $5Gllicr pertog-
ten it'd bis morgcn. Ser Senot mar
2N Stmnbcn in Sibirn0 mGbrcnD
oo5 oolis cine fiiniitijnOiQc SibunG
obbiclt
Superintendent @utlcr (Fo.) bro6te
bclltc cine @iu i'm Soouic ciu, weId,c
bcn Commander Hcorp cine golocnc
Gbreumeooile unb 6en 0nnf 0c&
GongrelieS 5uipriht @on bcm Sor-
idIoN Ecnrb gum Gontre 9lonirol
3u beiprocrn, bort man niht3 nlcbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
gscrmiidtc tclcsrapGiidDc EcpeidJen

- 6rol Slllanno 8ll'elnol Gobitt
III Mor9orttopn @. 80, bat Oos
Gpbc glIter Don 10l Sobrei crreid)t
uno lit nod mohl un0 nllnlter, Oh.
lrobl elm pcuig idperbori1. Sie lit
rIc Iotter non 9Ibrabnn @uienun,
tcr ieiner 3eit ilu 9llter BON II Sab.
zen pon Sarpcrs 6crrp, ga, aus in
Gontincntolarmec eintrnt uno ben
oanjen Observation-Disclosures nit
mnd)tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16
Baltimore, yRb. Wlttpodb. ben tG Tebrnar 1910
@irb mod lauge Sancrn,

EuQingCr Einhot llntCriu6ung
Iuuliom lm0 nit 9coud,t 1ciiibrt.
- @IopiS noh innmcr mli Dem
,3cugcnItoro. = Die III ieiner
aiitc AT Scottlc nui1rilmocncn
Yricic mer0en pentilirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-16

ForiS. 70. Scbr. 49, 0r, 2iarb,
0icc Jicftor Der llniperiitGt Faris,
lit oiIi5ica bcnohrid)tiat, ooB Gr.
ErGiiocit Sbeooorc Jiooieuelt itngc-
idbr an II. Ipril bier onlan0cu uno
orci oocr pier Gage ucrlpeilen miro.
Gic iran59iiihc RcGierllng ipiltidte,
Ocn Gr Er1iiocntcn nit Den bod.
item Gbren 5u cmpion9en, Die Dor,
rebmc @cieaihoit Scr SouptItabt
m0hte i'm ol3 2orpen oeS SageS be
1anoeln, ole omerifonlid,c aolnuic
rcbetc bon elncin groBen 9onfctt,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11
This contractor got results.

Some years ago a contractor build
ing a railroad in a warm climate was
troubled great deal by sickness
among the laborers-
He turned his attention at once to
their food and found that they were
getting full rations of meat and were
drinking water from a stream near by.
He issued orders to cut down the
amount of meat and TO increase greatly
the quantity of Quaker Oats fed to the
men.
He also boiled Quaker Oats and
mixed the thin oatmeal water with
their drinking water. Almost instantly
all signs of stomach disorders passed
and His men showed decided improve
ment in strength and spirits. This con-
tractor had experience that taught him
the great value of good oatmeal. s.
The cost was small; 1Oc for regular
size packages; it is also packed in her
metically sealed tins for hot climates.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-02-11

W. IN p,.,, ~ u 1't41V =" OIIi'oE''
L, w. I. Gillespie, Cashier OF the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the
best OF my knowledge and belief.
w. L. GILLESPIE, Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
s. d. May,
J. w. Chapman,
X. d. Il. Hartman,
Directors
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day OF Feb, 1910,
James W. Hartman.
Notary Public