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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
;3lucitcs SueiiclsE mnrtctt. Gunscrt.

Iie Goltjcrtc oc@ &ncllcs Gunra
tets gebGrcn bon cincm fiinltlerilhcn
Stalopumttc aus bctrndltet, inlrlcr
5ll Dem Hc0clltiomItcuL mas Nultls
morc'a muiituliidca Scbcn ulIminters
lid III bictrn hot. SoB sic dllBcrc
Sbcilnnnc 0c@ Fllblitulla nit Die
Ter inncrcu @cbcutllng oiclcr Grci9-
niiic nid)t INNER ,ppIlfonnlclt I'M
GintlUng Itcbt, lic9t Nurun, 0oB Ole
&nmnlcrnnllit, mltcr oQen mlIifali-
id)cu IorblctuuQcu Ole u%orncDnlltc,
ober cine aoit lit, bic nid)t jeoen
8oumen 5uingt. Snnnlcrbtn ld)cint
unicrc aneiicI- Wcmcinoc, Ocnn bon
elmer iold)en l1Bt lid, bercitS iprcd)cn,
bon Sobr ST. Sobr an Mit0lieOcrn SIT
g%epinnel.
IoS 5lueitc Gon6ert Der &reiielid'
ner, ouS geitern gtodlmittoG I'M gro.
Bcu Gon5crtIoalc oeS vEcobo0p Sltltl.
tlitS" Itattiinb, lpor bon elmer 5icnls
lid 9roBen 3uborerihuor bclll6t, Die
Den Gnrbictlmgcn Der &iinitler nit
g%eiponntem rSntercIlc fol9tc irtO oens
lclbcn bcr5liGen @eiioa Ipenocte.
GoS nohitebcnoc Eru0rnmm, &C.
lailgte 5llr Surd)iiibrung: Gunrtctt
III . bon Wo5ort; 2ento oiini, Gulr
tote c t~rnnQitiuo, @iuocc ans Dem &
Eur trcif Guartctt bon 9%ectbopcn;
Gllortett III 0-Iur fir Ytono. Sios
line, Siolo uno Cello non Soint
SnenS.
.4SSn Ser. AnSiiibnrng. oeS leste4l
@crfeS gcicate lid, oen oliSiuGrtigcn
@dIten Gin biciigcr aiinitlcr, Sr. @o.
rolo Manoolph IN Der llcbcrnubmc
ocS alouierpnrtS 5u unb ibeilte nit
ibnen Die gbrcn ocs Nofmitto9S.
Iob Ole &iinltlcr ocnl galt5en Fros
Arumm cine meiltcrboitc @ieoergube
liehcn, criibrigt lid bel oenielbcn bel.
rnbe Der 9cmertung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Stast Baltimore.

Goncnbeten ibre Ins-
hilbung. Gle n%od)itcbenoen -
iuitgc T1nner graoiiirtcit geitctr
pom Baltimore Bolptedniid)en ST..
~ititlit" George 6. @erlod, George s.
@reen. 6roif Serrmann. iuu.. c.
~. aenlorb, iuu.. Alfreb Muaifir,
MlfreO Risbet, Carl q. Sfultc, ,Sobn
2oiris Sierns, Worris art1ilr spa.
iler, George s. SturmielB. JIM,
@iIbnr Hid1olas @an Sai1t, YbiIipp
@albid)miot, Sobn 3. @oni,cmpetid,,
Ruiic1' Z. @elib nnb 6. q. godcl.
Gie 5eier fano il,sber Seitliden botc.
ren 5ofierihiiIe ftott. Gr. Sobn 2.
@bitcbeao, inny pou Der nSobriS
5opfins' llniperiitdt" belt bic arl.
iprade an Die @rabnirten uno Mopor
Mabool iiberreidte Die 1iplonc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Cine 3iueiitimmige Sangerim.

TaB ell Moim Sopran iingt, III.
Dem CT 6aliettonc Ieroorbringt, &c.
bort nid)t gcrobc 5l oen Scltenbci.
ten. Cine Soproniitin, Die gIeidsei.
tig ilber rinen Setor nit ourd)alts
nldi1nlit)cm alonae periiigt, lit ober
bisbcr iuo6l u%uerbort. llcber eincn
ioId)en .jlpeiitimmigen aeblfopi"
perfiigt sic canooiihc Sopran &c.
iloriltil Goap Zone, Die 9eacnpGrtig
Sonoon NIT ibrcr merfiuiiroiaeu
Stir1nlc in GrItalliten iebt. Ger I'M
lang ibrer bciocn Stimmeu betrGgt
bier mo cine babe Sftape, ocrut
ibr Soprnn rctft ongeblif bis SIM
3lueigcltrid)cnen l. mabreno Der tiei.
'te Con hires SenorS 6aS u inter
bolb ocs groBen & iein loll. 6rGulein
5ope ieIbit cr5Gblt in elmer engliid)eu
6rouen 3eitidrift, boB Die eriob-
renIten Sorpngologen Nteip . gorf'S
nlo Sonoon'S crflGrt boben, eiu iol.
dler &cblforf lei ibncn nod nid)t Dor
%gefolnmeu. Sic crjGblt %ferrer, onf
JIG oiird)niiS feline Miibc bci'm Nitss
liloen lbrer beioen Stimnen gctabt
babe. Sic mill piclnleDr olird) eilleu
3ufoll ibre icltinnte 6Gbigfcit ent.
bcft babcu mo bcrid)tet BON pielell
tSdlleit, no man lie fiir eineu Mamn
aebdltcn bat, locnlt man lie linaer
hortc, ob1c tic 81 lelen. Su, tic mill
logor cilltlal ibrc cigene Shlpeitcr
boben 9laitbcn %loiien, berer Srduti.
gart (ber eincu gtiten Senor batte)
iet gefonumen uno i1nae; ais ole
Sdlpcitcrn in'S 3imntcr forl, iano
JIG abcr mn lire Sd)melter. 9oar.
nid)t abcr lhren 9r0lrtigunt. Aud)
altf DEM College. no lie einntal sum-
Sd)er5, ais tic oaein mar, Sclor
lang, g~loubtcn Die 2ebrerinnen, eiu
Wai,n lei III oaS Sralteu : College
eineeorlutgen, mo trorten Der Gr-
o1blltrg Sraulein Collins crit, oils lie
iif] nit eigenen Sbren BON Dem left.
iarnen Fbdnomen iiber5eugt batten.
Nod iebt, no Tic bereitS l1ngere 3eit
oi,f Der 9iibne iingt, miro tic su-
rreilen fir cinen Mann eebalten, bis
lie airh Sopran iingt; ia. iie bebalip-
tet. ielbit ein CONCERT . Nsent iei i'll
OieIen Srrtbilm periaIIeit nnb babe
bnrdlaits Srr. Zone fiir cine Sonr.
nee III europa engagiren monen.
Notiirlid luliroe Der nnaldlibiseS ho-
mas alif balo BON ieinem Srribum
iiber;cuat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Sic Smopc.M niteric.

&anio$ Gitu NO, If. Ic6r.
Gle belIte cinberlicnc @ronG. Sltrp
iltr llntcriltd)lutg Der SIuopes MpItc.
RE miro morgen ibr 3ell9cnuerbor
croIincn. Mon idGbt, Bop lie ctlua
5tbn Gage in Sitlrug blciben miro.
Sm Sale iic cine Nutlngc gcaeu If.
gtno SemonOen reBcn Der 5obeaiGue
IL Ger Solnilie Spopc erbcbt, 10 miro
nc 5llr 3eit i'll &nocpenoencc, no.
l%d)peocnoc NnfIadc 9egcn Gr. g. Is.
0noc notwithstanding iolleu gcloiicn
mcrNcn. Gin Icrb0r in bieicr Sod)c
tt ollf Den II. 6cbrllor onbcrolmlt,
llt0cIien miro oaiieIbc BON Belt SIT
Set ueridloben mcroell, bis Die bie.
iiDe @runo=Sllrp lire ltntcriithun1
n~pllcuoct bat, porauSAciebt, oob Die
le!be lid)t idon nm II. Scbrlar
nrllenoet lit. Or. NDbc 0irl1 bcltc
lrlc %3emobnlid) III Der bieiigen Staot
timber mo idNten iid) feinc @eoollfen
h0rlibcr 5l MAIDEN, boB er geitern
inter ocm &crond)t, iSrn. Slpope er.
moroet 6ll babcll, pcrboitet mo mi
ter $4,000 9iirgid)oit seIteut MIR
Dc. Gie bon linn cingeleitctc Sd,o.
eellerlnBflo9e Don 100000 gcgcn
zen Anmolt SSobn g. Barton lit nod
III Der Sdppcbc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
j Il bcrc& ii Der lie y@cncroI
Sbau5n".G otuItropbc.

EnGmo q, Snicl Maiorfo, If. Sc
brilor. SpGtere Nobridtcn iibcr
Dos Sfeiiern oeS Campers .6cnc,
rol Gban5p" al ben alippen Der Sill,
lttc Aper ~siu'el ,Wniprfa tiiche 1aui bcr
crltcn Scitc!) cr8ebcli, bnb on5 I'M
gIiifSidiif I'M @olr5cn 157 Mcnid)cn
an VorO bate mo onb 156 ocrlcl6en
lmtomclt. Ter Tilljige Wercttete lit
cir ol1icrild)er 3oabcomter, NomcnS
Waral Hoocl, mcld)cr bclltc 9tud,t
on Tcrlebmngcll, bic err bci'm Sdiii-
brlld) ~crlitt, 81 Giloob Glu I'M 6oipi-
tai lieat nno uiht i'm Stanoe lit, SIT.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mittbeillrngcn iibcr
ole &otoItropbe 5lt MADDEN. Ser Gam.
pier gilla Oil Wittlpod) bon MorieiQc
ob llth mar ain Gonneritog III Mlgier
idilig. Sein @eieblsbober, Captain
Sapol, mor ein alter, crfabrcncr 81
fi5ler, II, biSbcr iunr feillcllt eil,ioen,
bon ibnl geiiibrten Sfiiic cit llnioa
5ltgeltoBen. Gie Yoiiogiere, 0crcn 30
i'll ocr, tritcn aoiiite rciltcn, morcn
groBteittbeilS irdn5oiiid)e Siii,iere
ober &earrten; mcld)c nit ibrcn Mei-
bert mo ainocrl nod ciiteln 9eilld)
III Der Selnlotb olif Der Hiidrciic rod)
Mlgicr iporell. sli,d) etlid)c Soloo-
ten cine Il,5obl Stnlielier mo 5iir.
trnL ionic ein EricItcr b~eionocn iid)
nnter Den Eniio9ieren. Die cin5igen,
oiif Der Toiiugierliltc ncr5eid)neten
Nonlen iinb @rccll nm Stofelcp.
.Gicic bcioen M1nner morcn Mitglic.
Der elmer aus eli E%crioneil beitebcl,.
ben Spcrngrilppc, iueld)e inn Goiino
5u Nlgicr. anitreten iontc. Ger Sd)ifi.
brild) ipiiroc oi,rd) cillen il,rdtboren
Sturnl peruriod)t.
@rpon'S iionmcrifnni d)
Ncifc.
Ga Toi 9olipia, If. Scbrror, -
Nm. s. @rpnn, icii,c @ottin mo
Sod)ter limo nid)t i'm Stanoc gciuc.
len Die biinne 9iit in oicicr BODICE.
legencn @egeilb 5i pertrogen mo rel
itrn bette nod Snntiaao, Chill. ob.
Morgcn erreiden lie gntoiogoita,
GbiIi uilb ~rcileit ror bort tueitcr nod
Saltiddp. Us i 20 -ft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Guntraftidnuinocl in Cincinnati.

Gineinnuti, g., If. Sebruar.
3rei befonnte yolltroftoren iullr
ben bette bon Der bieIigen @rono.
,surp elmer Complication sur llnter-
briidilng Der Gonfurren5 bci'm Gr.
longen iidbtiid)er Tilaiternngs-Go Con;
t.dfte angeflagt. Non mill miiier,
boB Die Staot biird) bieic Gonlpiru.
ton wGbrenb Der lestcn odJt Satire
Inn Willionen pon Collars beid)miit'
bclt morocn lit. Die 9lngeflngtel,
iinb Z. 4. MeGlurc nnb :. q. eber-
Gorbt mo eS perlautet. bnB Anflagelt
gcgen mnberc Serrcn Sil erportell
inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

@obncn in cinem $ ii bner.
bnuS. - Die EoIi5ei bon Gnntol
mIroc 0nraili ollimertlom gcmadt,
ii, lpeldJ ~trourigen Serbdltuiiien iid)
Die 6omiIie bon Sreocrid 9eder all
ser Goitern 8 Nuenuc HonO nobc Der
@elcile Der Baltimore, @oibin9tot
inO T~bilaoelpbio .9obn" bciilloe.
RidItcr 5%bompiol, Runbelcr9cant
Meiie mo EoliSiit Seize modtelt i'd
hesbolb geitern Iormitto9 oni Del,
Meg nad Der Goitcrn-2 .Hpab.
@oS lie BORT fonocl, ipottete oller
@cid)reibrng. Sic 9cder'id)c SAINT
lie, beitebcno aus oenl Snmilicns
Sbcrboupt, ociien Sroil, brei Sobnen
inn glltcr bon >, rs llilo 81 Sdbrcn
ltilo elmer Sod)ter I'M Sitter bon 10
Sobrcn, mobl,t nGnrlicb in eilrcm
Siibnerltall, Scr bier SiiB brett unO
6 6ltB tici lit. Ger ein5igc Rnum,
ben OoS SilbnerbollS entbGlt, bicnt
Der Somilie olS @obnroum, Slide
llro S6(oi5imnrcr uito olte Wuttcn
bicnen ais 9ettcll. Tic Eoli5ci noblt
ben iiiniiGbrigen SSoicpb utb bic
5ebnj0brigc Gliiobctb ioiort III lire
Sbbitt uula Yoli5eirid)tcr 5bompion
iiberluieS Die ainbcr entiprehenoen
Nnitoltcll. Sprnusiid)tlid) miro Die
4Solijei md SGritte crgrcifcn, I'M
ocl, Nett Der Snntilie M menidcr1.
miiroiger @chouii,rg intcr5iibringcir.
Nni friid)cr 5bat err
tnppt. = Nit ciner gelnoenen 81
itoIc, cil,en, RoiirmeiIer iinb eiltcnt
4oar Shlogrin9c bcipoiinet ipilr6c
Der 1~9-iGbrige Stolicncr Sobn Eetric,
chi Sdlibplser bon Nep.gorf, &c.
itcrll Morgeli fritz III benz Sobei oca
GigorrcnbGnolers Stepbeh :. Yiir-
ser. Mr. 81 Noro-g Colbert. 2 trobc,
rorn Holi5iiien Hap bonn mittleren
9iitrift eripiid,t. Eetric luurbe boz,
aobi 8rdnnan inter Der Inidulois
gitllg oeS ginbrud,s.G ic6itobls oel,
8crid)tsperfnbren iiberrpieien. SIN Gr.
mangelllng Don $500 giireifoit
mlibte er in's @eiGngnib monberi.
,Si1 Den Soid)en bes 4rreItanten mir.
oen cine an5obl griein1arfen urll
onoerc Irtifel gefuitben, ipeld,c Ser
Burger bel bent @erbor ols iein 81
gentbum ioentiiijirte. Fetrie u
5dblte henl Iifter, boB er ieit bier
Sobren in bieiem 2oi,oe lei ui,b iid)
crit ieit orei Ingen in Baltimore oui.
baltic, no er arbeit seiitdt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
5hot cincs Srriinnincl

Sbnt cincS Srriinnioen II.
St cincm Nninll bon geiltigcr Tim.
nod)titllg gob SoGn aieier bon Gran.
sc. Toltintore-G ountp. geitern fu-
d)enocS Maiier iiber iidl mo brodtc
lid ldymcr5baftc 9riibnunoen bel.
Iitl Weronlaliung %ieirer 3rou ipir.
DC er 5ll i%eiler eigeren Siderbeit IN
Der Canton : RplijciItation rnter0es
brod)t.
Wcfunnte Traitenrcd)tI
rim 1T 2 d. mnlttGtcn. - ,Srl.
Wortha @riining, iriibere SefretGr;ll
Der vGqitol Suffrage 2engic" pcli
Baltimore" puroc IN Ebilooclphia
unter Scr Hnfloge oes tb1tliden an
grllfS BON ben @roBgei6lporenen III
ben anfloge5nitorto uerieet. Sbre Der.
boftling mar onS Heiultnt ibrer of:i.
ben Sheilnahmc all Dem Strife ser
Vlouien.T rbeiterinncn III ser G.ii1fer,
ito6t.
Ser II ntcrd logmng Der.
. aftig 9. - Inter Der Inidrulois
gll1g, onaeblih Der i. u. 9opiS Co.,
lin Die er oils @erfauier tbdtig mar.
$1OO unteridlogen 5u babcr, ipnroe
Der %3l.iGbri9e @iQiam 9. &c Gates
@r. 929, @aoiipp-a pcnuc, &c.
tern bon aohi Grammar in Der miit,
leren Eolijciitatiou bent @erihtsper.
iobren ilberluieien. Gr ipitroe nod
Stelluna bon giirgihoft porlGuiio
oilf ftciem SUB geiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Gin al d)cr Seucrofnrm
purbe- geitern abenb nm HS@llbr
bonn Melbefoiten Nr. 1923 an Der Ode
ron gbeu- niro 6opctteitrobc ans poit
ni6cfamnter Sano abeegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14

Esinlidje Gage eiues LANCE in Chicago
DObnbaften EpleH.

&uttc Die Gr1per6lng oe$ Aooptip-
@iir1errcd)tS pernud)iGiligt.
Sect Pat or ole @a6l, ieine 8ots
lin Ill perIieren, ooer nit ibr slt-
riid ms aIte @aterldno iiterbll,
iieoeln. 2aura 9igear 3u
$4,000 ShaoeneriaB perur=
tbeilt. = Gincinuati'cr Gontrof.
loren negen 9eihpinoelumg Der
Stnbt ougetIogt. Sieier
Sdnee I'M oberen Sbio.5baIc.
&ieber Elm gebeimniBpcllcr
Gbinclenmoro III NemsOorf.
Hem Worf, #. Sebrllnr. -
Ncil er es perllodlQlli9te, oaa ames
rifauiid)e 8iirgerrcft 5u crmerben,
itcbt ieBt Niihnel @i5ucrpsti, leit
3ebn Sabren ctn polniid)er 9epobner
rcu Chicago, Dor Der @obl, icinc
Wattin bl,rd) Deportation 5ll perlie.
r(1t ooer bds g%i8entbum, mcld]eS er
lid, burd) SIeiB unb Sporionlfeit er.
Slt perGllBcrn luno Der Satin
nod Dem Suterlanbe 81 iolgcl. Die
Srnu lino 5uei &inocr. meId,e Der
alien Scinlotb IN Eolen cincn @ciut
cbgeltattet bnttenL tulren Dor cilter
&odJc bier or,, no Die 1r5tli6en ,Sn.
ipcftoren clltoettclL ooB Die Srmu all
leioe. Sbrc SCportirung
ongeorouct. Gie ainoer, mel
de III Chicago geborcn mo mitbir
omerifnniihe giirger IiuO, wllroen
obnc GimuonO Scr Sbbut oeS &ntcrs
.iitergebcn. @Gre @i5nemSfi oncri.
fcniid)er @iirger, 10 fonntc linn bic
9cIreiung ieiucr 8ottin nidlt permci.
cert neroen. @ic Die Gingc ltebcn,
luiro er mnbrid)einlid) nit iciucr ia
mile nod europa 5icbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-14
Eenuniratipu rnferer
sclbifaemadlte eeaerie. pbtr sage.2Nnrit, 12e
Mettd,sT epartemeut

Settd' Separtetietit.
1000 ,9finS eirIoin.stenI ooer ssraien, 2iA
4ilfub fir poo. !
Vorierbouie.. ODER aoune.s fcaf. 2 glb. 2ec.
9icnics Sdinfeil. i2xc. Ffo. p
4 @fo; 9DieLHinefleilb. 20c. .
4 Yto. 9tnd.Sfouit 29e.
RIO. NSt,Rcdit. 29c.
1 Bio, rGbipneb% ysinofteifd. zoe.
> &fo. Sdbna!j. 29c.a
Yicllics Coulter. 121ae.
&nlbfIeif6. Zoe, big 22c.
Sdiueinsbrutcn. Ia $40. fir 20c.
Susar.cireo S6inien poer 5r1bfids. eyed.
Ssrtiide etinren 13nr.
cSepnfeIier Scirier. E5sc.
AinoSliereit, sac, 9Th.
5fii6c ooer @6tsIt6nitcrtt 1870.
Shipeinsrippen. 7Be.
Ninosber5en, Sac,
9aiirrta y irieroierief. 15hc!
2driin'9oroeroieriel. 1875.
5riidc uber 9bfeI.Rinoasnnsen, CSC. siid.
Cote &dlbslcber, 14se. 9tb.
GaiiateWem.D . partsmemt.
0Serdutertc Nnrii, Toe. RIO.
gsieier Wurit. t2e. Vfb.
gSeibe Blrt 97se. pfS.
4 9fo. SdGfleifh, 2gc.
SrndipiIrit. l0c. Bib.
Geibiigemad,ter Strap3Ie. &c. 80.
Gfnpeit5fhbe. CSeIee. 9Ac. 9tb. =
Frebfpurii, ftTc. 9fb.
SOC. Giaarren.G on,btRatisn zoe.
Is Clamps gratis.
~ Spe5iea rir fir tente: 10 quite 5c.se!'
% aarreii, iuie foIai: 2 Ben Sners." .
% .Eemep.s" I aaobaI @ouor," . ossteiu'
gernteimer grss.'
srpRe Snn,ifien.2deen.
sanstts. sirais. snrdl bis sur sertnstsu'et rsAe
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
MEAT INQUIRY NOW
NEARS COMPLETION
Federal Grand Jury Believed to
Have Finished Meat Trust
Investigation

CHICAGO. Feb. s.--After a short
morning session, in which only two
witnesses were taken into the jury
room, the federal grand jury is believed
to have finished its investigation into
relations between the National packing
company and the New York butchers
dressed beef association.
No government officials would dis
cuss the report that the jury had
reached a decision in regard TO the
legality of the connection between the
National packing company and the
eastern concern.
1t was reported tonight that agents
of the government had unearthed i'm
portant information at Sioux City,
Omaha, Kansas City and Denver and
that as a result witnesses from these
cities will be summoned to appear be-
fore the grand jury. Members of the
jury, 1T is said. desired to know under
what arrangemen ents the stockyards in
those cities are controlled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
WANTS GUARANTEE
AGAINST GERMANY
Member of Dutch Parliament
Recalls Threat to Occupy
the Netherlands

THE HAGUE, Feb. 9.-The hereto
fore yelled reports that Emperor Will
liam at one time threatened to occupy
Holland unless that country was placed
in a state of defense against the pos
sible descent of the English were given
a more definite form in the first cham
Der of the states general this afternoon
during a discussion of the foreign
Offices estimates for the year.
Baron Won Heckeren urgently de-
manded that steps be taken TO secure
a guaranty of the integrity Of The
Netherlands in the event of trouble
between Germany and Great Britain,
and gave as reason that a neigh
boring sovereign intimated a few years
ago that he would be obliged to have
Dutch territory occupied if Holland did
not place herself in an adequate state
of defense against Great Britain"
Foreign Minister Van Swinderenden
declared that he was not in position
to refute Heckerens assertion unless
the latter explained precisely what was
meant by the words .'neighboring SOW
ereign" and .intimated." He urged
Heckeren, in the interest of the coun-
try, to be more explicit. The latter,
however, had no more to say and the
matter was dropped without further
light being shed upon it.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin Valleys
DESIRES TAX KEPT
ON OIFOMARGARINE
Manteca Board of Trade Calls
for Maintenance of the Law
Protecting Diaries

STOCKTON, Feb 9.-The Mantecf
board of trade at recent meeting
adopted the following resolutions pre-
sented by w. ]. Woodward
Whereas, the Manteca board of
trade recognizes that the pros.
perity of the irrigated portions OF
the great valley region of Callfor-
ma rests largely on, the success
and profit of the dairying industry;
and
Whereas, we recognize that the
efforts of certain interests to re-
peal or amend the present law re-
lating to the tax on oleomargarlne
is a menace to the dairy industry
; without any corresponding benefit
to consumers; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, that our representa-
tives in both houses of congress
be and are hereby requested to
use their best endeavors to pre-.
vent the repeal or amendment OF
the law imposing a tax on oleo-
margarine, and that our secretary
be instructed to send copies of this
resolution to our representatives IN
congress, to other boards of trade
in the county of San Joaquin and
to the farm and dairy journals or
the state asking their best endeaV-
ors in cooperation with this move
ment
A report was received from j. d
Brennan, assistant division super1n
tendent of the Southern Pacific, an
nouncing that the company had de
cided to establish an agency at Man
teca The board of trade has beer
working for a depot for long time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
WINTER SPORTS AT
TRUCKEf CARNIVAL
Ski Jumpers and Other Features
for Merrymaking in
the Snow
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial DISpdtch TO ne (duI
TRUCKEE, Feb. ALI the sports OF
a winter day in the snow country ara
to be ready for the many visitors who
will gather at Truckee Saturday and
sunday of this week, February II and
IS, to celebrate the snow carnival Ski
jumpers, the human biplanes. will sail
through the air at a mile minute
high over the snow There viii be to-
boggans furnished free TO visitors. and
skis furnished. too. to those who wish
to travel on the Norwegian gear.
Prizes are to be awarded in the ski
jumping contests and famous jumpers.
including the Lund brothers, Gund.
strum. Johnson, Rogers and others.
have entered the contests. Women and
girls who are experts in the sport win
compete in contests.
The snow and ice were never in bet
ter condition for sIeighing. skating and
coasting. The storms of Monday and
Tuesday covered the ground with an
additional foot of snow. making the
depth eight feet. All the roads leading
to Lake Tahoe, Donner lake and HO-
bart mills are in the best of condition
Fifty head Of horses are being used by
the carnival committee in keeping the
roads packed and in shape for the best
enjoyment Of the sports by the crowds
which are expected here during the
carnival.
The best coasting course to be had in
the Sierra Nevada mountains has been
cleared here. All stumpS. stones and
underbrush have been removed and a
straightaway course. half a mile down
hill and terminating in a meadow, has
been made. 1t is absolutely safe. Hun
dreds of dollars have been spent TO put
the course in shape
The carnival committee will have
plenty of skates and tObogSans for Wis
itors and many free sports have been
arranged for the pleasure of visitors.
One of the pleasantest features OF the
carnival will be the Sleighing through
the snow draped forests OF FIR and
spruce which abound in the vicinity Of
TTuckee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
ARE
RATIFIED BY POPE
Pontiff Personally Considers
Fairbanks Incident

ROME, Feb. 9-The following ap-
pointments were ratified by the pope
today: Rev. J. c. Lacolier, to be auxil-
iary archbishop of st. Paul, Mimi; Rev.
J. w. Shaw of Mobile, Ala, to be coad-
Right Rev. Denis O'Donohue, auxiliary
bishop of Indianapolis, to be bishop of
Louisville, Ky.
The pope today personally considered
the recent incident involving former
Vice President Fairbanks, who was re-
fused a private audience by the Vati-
can because he insisted upon keeping
an earlier engagement to address the
Methodist society here.
The pope said that he regretted he
had been unable to receive Fairbanks.
but that he could not depart from the
policy adopted, as to do so would ap-
pear to give recognition to interference
by certain Protestant denomina tions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
DUNkARDS MAY
MEET in STOCKTON
Committee of Church Delegates
Investigates City's Conyen=
ton Facilities
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, Feb. "A deputation
from the Dunkards, consisting of H.. F.
Maust of Macdoel. d. L. Forney of
Reedley and J. w. Dearborn of Mo-
desto, representing the northern dis
trict of the Church of the Brothers" in
California, left for Oakland and San
francisco today after making an in
Vestlgation here as to arran gements
for the interna tional convention of the
church, should they decide to hold it in
this city in June, 1911
The committee had been in corre-
spondence with Secretary ]. M. Eddy of
the chamber of commerce and met with
officials of the chamber this after
noon.
Since the pavilion fire Stockton has
been without a convention hall, and
the prospects of securing the conven-
tion, which will be attended by 10000
or 10000 delegates, has started a move
ment for erecting big auditorium.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
COLLAPSE OF BRIDGE
NOT COUNTY'S FAULT
No Danger of Damage Suit, Says
District Attorney

NAPA, Feb. 9.-District Attorney
Silva of this county, rendered a
lengthy opinion to the board of super
visors yesterday afternoon on the liza
bility of the county for damages from
the collapse of the Dry Creek bridge,
which occurred a few weeks ago. He
holds that in the event of a suit being
brought the county will not be liable,
but does not settle the question to
whether or not the individual super
visors will be responsible.
When the bridge went down it car
ried with it a six horse team and a
heavy freight wagon owned by the A.
HIATT company of this city. The driver,
Guy Burge, was badly injured, but is
now recovering.
The supervisors called for an opin-
ion on the whole matter at their meet
ing last month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Cotton Exchanges FIayed

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-"This ones
ton involves hundreds of millions of
dollars and the welfare of millions of
people" declared T. J. Brooks of At
wood, Tenn, spokesman for the presi-
dent of the Farmers national union
and for the union itself. in opening
the hearing on the antioption bills be-
fore the house committee on agricuI-
ture today.
The proposed legislation is designed
to prohibit dealings in futures on
boards of trade and exchanges The
committee room was crowded with con-
gressmen from states interested.
Brooks declared that dealings in cot
ton futures were no more necessary
than in wheat and wool and farm i'm
plements. Hedging operations "on
Change" he characterized as no diff
ferent from gambling on the rise and
fall of prices