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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
Sptelbefiber beflasen fi6 iiber
Die boben 8neiie aler 9ebensmittd

Sotelbefiber befldgen fi6 iibet
Die boben 8reiie aIler 2ebertsmitteI
Sri. @oD Spfer bon 81. 9ouis
mar Sninftng bier bel Der SmniIit
5ranf 8eefnloil1t sl 8eird,
-Nan. Gpd bon gbmnois mai
Ufitttpod bier. 8ir fupten lms
i'm 5u feben
-llnter 6en 3ineen tpeIf)e mir
nod 81 Cute baben lit EN- LANCER
$erbitreset.
GrGl Gnnla SapIor ut6 ibre
gtidte Sri. Bertha 8aplor fantert
LETTER. sntuftag bon Ct. 2ouis gum
9Gld hrer @iatter uiro @roBnnrt.
ter 5rm, S. s. 9oreper.
Sri. eloa Sdpres in 8esleituua
ibrr goufine SRI. @liIie Sdises
bon @offeeuiae 4arias reiite @itt-
nod rnf ltiiolp Inn ibre SdapeIt.
ern gu beialdJem
IS. s. 6ieselmmnn BON Sid.
maitll, Nebr., tpelder bier inn Goirr.
tD bei Gltell Sreiin6eqp All 8ei1id1
mar, ut 9omitoe ipieoer Seim ae.
retit
SEER iarO 5rau 8rit aoeIler
pom Falrla9et aaeby iino bier bel
aneebori9cr 5u @eiu6. SER aoeis
Ter lift 5bmieo, uqro bot 8ubieI se-
arbeitet 10 6oB Der slr8t inn cine
&~ll@epauie peroroitet bat.
aiignit sbenSrotb BON Rodje.
port, DO, luar gtlsgangs letter
8od,e bier. @s gefdat ibm in lei.
nom lpeiiem Seini, nod Iieber mar's
Tim ,perm ntebr 0eutide oorten
gltf ieier 6orm, all Der Sirit
1T naf larger Grnnfbeit ON
Molrhng glbeno Der oa lange
pobnbofte Gbriitopb Setterer i'm a.
ter bon "a Sa6ren geitprben. Ger
Ierlbrbefte mar Elm @etcron aus
Dem 9~iir9erfrteoe irmo binterldBt
@attft atso nlebrere ainOer
5rib 8ifunlel fam @ontog bon
&orf Inn 9ien6tog bier an
itimlureil. Gr bot feime poIle &flidt
ais Stimm9eber getbon i'm Dem er
in 8uggp mebrcre gebrefgide Masts
iter nod Dem Stimmplaee brabbe.
Gr legt eberfolls geripabruug ell
gesen bas @eridt oas er 800 lei.
iuie IS mebrere Gage porter bicb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
uGrselucibe.

A -IA.A
gQhn Counting bert t3ten 3obem6el
mini IN Der fatboIiid1ep ct. &altls
Stride 5n Berger elmo rtelie OrqeC
.eingetpeibt fperDett. lin 4 ltbr &c.
ginut Ole fpeltIide 5eier. Gas 60
mite bot anf's bette fir frobli6p
llrterbaltiing ,1lt6 dllerlei grfriids
nilgen geioret.
Die firfltde 6eier miro Inn 1S5
llbp Beginner.
Brogram
4. apa Waria-Gbor
2. a1ir5es @ebet
3. @nnioerid)0n prddtise-ebor ii.
8rdsS 8arao.
a. @eni Creator
5. gniprddeI. arjentas noble
81. S. so. 54
8. Spr1rie at Die 81. GaeciIio-Gbor
z. Srgeltueibe arienaats
s. 8rgel4SoIo
8. 2 salrtori Gber ii. Brass
8ano.
10. satoate 9omimlm Gbor ntto
Brass 8anS.
II. Sarrtnm ega-Gbr Brass gon6
f2. @roBer Sott Gtor nnb Brass
gan5.
aiIe Iaot irpn6lidSt Elm
9as gplnite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
Sappn SOIlolu.
Sar Sappp Soaoap iDarcit oipdi
Snrfph @nbIcr

Gar Soppp Solloiu iparcr 3ipei
SnrfeD , @oBler,
Die tboter ieoelr morgen froloteib
v0eiiioalri gebt trodet."
Ser cine mar jung uno Der anoere
ipar olt.
Sic mir6en aber betoe oiliamuner-
gefnallt.
Den @ineIp erlegte grmin Obeii-
bmls
@otpin 9rudohcrit mad)te oenan.
oerrt BEN garaus.
uebrtg lit nod cine alte Senm
sic meirt lie fat 10 piel pedt ole
paftp pdo man."
Sic nil and ibr Stim1mreht boz
ben
sic giebt nber nod BEN beiten
8ruten,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
-Serr s. @lluner por geraer

-Serr 6. 8Itutter BON 8er9e,
tuar Samitns bier.
Srnnf Siut6ertuirtb bon Sniss
mar @ontas geidFftlid bier.
S, S. Wlteller BON 8ap bnttt
IiH,uod 9eid1ftlih bier 5i tbnrt
SRI. Raria 8~rofbnilsell III bon
@a59inpton uud ct. 2oitis iiber9e'
iieoeIt.
-aboIpb Seller uro 8eter Dam
user berianoter arl Wontag cine
garlaolalg Stnfe.
8eu gbeIaten aitg,tit Seiie
tparSe an Iotrtns slberrh eig 9n0b.
lem 9cboren. @ir gratuIirenl
Grerf Sfueier ser aIempter
bat lid, rad1 ct. 2oifis begeben uno
nrbeitet fir cine FURNACE Gompanp.
Sn Columbia lit am @ontne
nas s Iorate alte aauoIein Der
gbclelrte grtTuir Slas geltortctt.
6rau Robert 8roibear nlpS ibre
Dsutter 5rou Siioor Sdmribt bon
@cRittrid paren Montag bier.
-@enn iDr inns allf's 3eitutgs.
Announcement Splo brin9en nollt, TO
ttnlt ioltes baI6 ebe Idledytes @et.
ter eintritt.
Gas. Spetbais Jun bat am
TO. 0csanber @erfalsf icirtcr Sapm.
eintiftrng. Gr mill in Die Stoot
5ieben.
g9m. aoepte ur6 Sobm SeurD
bon BEN, paren aitsganes letter
@odc bier bel Samilie Senrp Maep-
or 5u 9eiild.
Sier lit Elm 2~irbesbrief pelden
elm pielbsdaftieter Motnt nod
Saltje irie6: r2eiet be1n 5. ur0 10.
gcrS Scr 2. gpiiteI, 81. Sobames.@
fSron Sobn goebm peIde mebr-
ere @odseit III ct 2ollis bel ibret
&iroerp 5u 9eiud lpar, fam Sanl-
itag Seim, IL
SRI. 2i5sie @ueller bon Shief.
ers 9rard. it Samitag nod ct.
Souls gereilt I'M lougerc Belt 8u
bleI6at.
9aS Grandchildren &beater ou-
bier fonnte bel Sieiem llnteripebm.
et nidt bcitcbct iupo mubte alrfb6r.
en. Dem mciten gltern lit es redt
nas Oieie @clofreiier fort iinb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

County SdnI Salpt 9arutser
lift i'm fiiIiden 9beiI oes Goinrtp'a
100 er eeiiem in 8LnfSD elmer Sit.
ung Der 9ss6ieaI Sooietp teipobn-
te. mo morgei in 9e6 BIRD eiiRii
2-3re9nnmhaiss Ieitesy mirb. !,
-Sest mdyoem Die @abf porbei
lift miro es init benz @ei6dft mo6I
ettpas better wenoen Die @dd6fts-
leute wenigftefp bebaupten 6os bic
8abI5eit imner 1ndteiiig uitf Den
@eidditsgang tuirfe.
Gin aapiteI iiber @alobrGroe"
Don Yaitor abolpb anifbrcuter I'M
bentisen 8latte lit intereiiaft 5u
leien neil Der Sbreiber 6a elm Or.
lebmb idilSert nie Is 9liidliferwei-
fe, 8emeen inn 2ebeiu 5t tbeil fDir6.
Syn Der 60. ct. IauIS &ipde
ipuuoen an MittiDod padmittas
ourd 8aitor Sl,eomeper getraut:
Serr 2oalis &abenou nut SRI. Sui.
ia 8af6meper. Gin GROCER Srenna-
esfreis miit6dt oem iantgen 9oare
pieI Slid altf Dem Sebensfueqe.
Infer friiberer Mitbiirger $err
8ilium &Iinser uoir @arbaa. 3d..
ipar Somitag iatb Somtog bier.
Der @eipmoteits5uitano in feiier
5enilie mar nidt Der Bette, feline
.Sobne George aqro Miltom battet
cir idJtperes @erpenfieber. ruro er
ieDb6t mar lnrige iidM nobI,
-8elm ibr auf Die Sag6 ooer
BEN 5ifbfung gent, 1T imner ettuas
uidt rpd)t. gntlueber mar es al
trofen 10 Dab oic Surloe nidyt al.
n ~ 49,. 1900 $780, 1ar s-.H.
W pUrAs' OO getplu5'e 81
at'et aper - put oea
m., up oHalet aien EN- ub
"H' uuUse o'ppe W nut
'O'
Die @iilouri Sbate SpnOm
-. ~
School Convention ipirb nadite
Mode an IS, 16, nn0 II. saopern.
ber IN Jefferson Gifp ibre 46 Sobrrs
oerlanmllutg ubbalten. @r miro
groBte gerianmaarg ieit ibres
selheteats ietar Waarnier BON inter.
&ufe iperoem aniprli6e
Dalteil, Vfe erlerlbabncll babem er.
NADh1tN OhJlPlOlIN OlUluIAl. IKE 1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

9ie beiten anitreider. gonuuier.
nebmer u. arditetten oicies 2anoes
braiiGel MIR @o,ina Gits .Sorie
Sboemarfe1 fir Sdnieronitri&
Gbriit. GberIin 6 Son.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
aoiebnS..

8ese.e Engineer 9nrmlSer fuar
Mittpod bel 5erOinofo Soepprrer
lIln ei1e germeiiinlD iuegcrt einem
irilen Goqntorpes porsnncbnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
Santfranfheitcn
Sb bel &inoer oSer eripa6ienen Ser

Ioren peroen furirt nit 3emo.
urt6 3emoicife.
Die alinse's slpot1efe iast au
ieoer gerion lei es @ann, Srau oo.
er airo, welde Darts, ilfenbe Saut
9aberL fommt gu unieren Store ruto
ii6ert eud cine SIaide Semo nrb
Elm itiid 3emo-5eife. uno ieit ibr
nit Dem &eiuItat nidt onns anfrie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11
EeYonirt susr Sch IN Der


pot gtrmann
Die Sanf Der Gsuis. pom Den Zen.
ten uho fur Ole Esute.
&eine 8anf fd)erer
8 BroSent 8infeu nuf 3eit.D epOiiten.
Dtrettoien:
u. u 9uuer, Hobi. @alter.
Germ SraSS, Senrp 80. 3etotie,
0cnrp DdSuet. u. n. 0ilber,
u. ". g0aIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

Aefrp Ddl0net, ~. u. Siibef
u. ". g9aIfer.
-9efet ben @eridtstalen6er Del
Brobote Court i'm beiitigen glnttt
MogIiderfueiie 1T cir Sail perSeifL
net in ipciden tbr irgenoDie be
fbeiliet fei6.
Die Sarlner iirtb iidi eiarig oaf
Elm 8egeip fir oen eirtaei1teu 8eia-
en- notbtnersoig iei. Ga Der Stodi
onnB@ 9eitimtnt 9at, ipir6's ia ipobl
balo ~tofrnrett.
-BrGiioera Sait febt ale in
aeiatmB Dab mir oet %. 8oocmbet
ais 6eiertag begcbert, itfro mornog.
lid einen Eurfep nebit allen mas
haau gebort, oif 6en Gid babcu
folIen.
-9a Der Raitor in Gbamois
8iertelidbrs @~eriammliine b6lt miro
IN Der bieiigep Metbooiiten Stride
am pdditen Coming fem @ottes.
6ienit, aber SonnbngiduIe Inn Q ltbr
9SatJmittagS fein.
-Serr lnpo Srou 0ontinic Duff.
ner bon 2ittIe Berger fino BON ibr-
ct 8~efitdsreife in ct. 2oiris mieoer
&eingefomiiten. Sbr Sobar artblir
itipoirt inn Gbriitian 8rotfers Col
lege. M as
Rorgen 3adnittaa tperocn ole
Witglicber Der Sairgefelfidaft in
Der Gitb SaH ibre SabresperfanlnI.
ling obbolten INN eirlelr 9ireftoren.
ratb fiir's ~forntnenbe Sabr an pab-
len es miro aebeten baB aIe Did.
orapeierdo iein mosett
Die Stuot bat ON Der Bride
Der 9rallerei 8fGbIe einrammeat
INT Dem ineitereu llgterfpaIdp
en- Der @rlmd0maiter @ifh6alt al
tbrm Der 5ltr 3eit berri1en6e trie.
ori3e 8oiferitano fam Sieier atbeit
isar 81 ItatteW.
-gSie mir leBte ISOLDE an6eirte,
len, 9abet itd Serr eugene &ipp.
iulo SRI. &ofa alenf IN st.
Derbeirat9et un6 febrtep an-
Der 8ode ais Gbepaar bier,
5cr 5uriid. Gin GROCER SrcIntoes-
freis ,piinl6t Hren Giles moglide
i'm @bstait6e.
-gapt. S. u. @are iuelder Dem
bat elm 1000 Sub longes
0oppelgeleiie fir Die @so. 8ucific
9afnt bel girfels, 5 @aeiIen fpeiflid
pom bier. ber5uitenell mar &ptttaa
bier Or bot etfna 35 Monit ar Der
rno fpiro lebtepe mebere 800.
aftbalten.
DOS grpieemert aepfeI bei
Der Gartooiul9 foannteal 5u Iaiierp
ln6 8aB4 ODER Bnidetpeiie all per.
bat iidj fir oie llnterinbaier
Iobnenb ertpieiett, alepfa per-
ben oiefef 8inter bier mar ali grei-
Ieu DeldR fir Otongelp uScr gafian.
en aelten, erbdItlidl fein.
8eam elm @ann cine 2aouna
8ei3en in ole Staot brfngt
lagt i'm Der &anoIer gleidJ pie,s ou.
init ltebt ober fem Storefeeper bot
Den Mutb elmer Srou sl iagen bob
i9m @ittter mic 2imbnnger aaie
Die einsige @a6e Die er bat
bit es Der uafiten 6ruu ipcIde on
Der Butter %bentmricd,t. 5l ioeen,
loer Die 9ittter gemodt bat.
BRO, 8m. 8, srf, 9ebrr in
Der Staats-ltniueriitat Si Columbia,
mar anfotpeS Der @ode bier. Sein
8ropoaoIrba fir bas ii.
amenosileilt ipeId)es eiqR 0irefte
Steiier fir Die Stnotsumiperiitdt Der.
Tligte, 8ll mad,el, fiel aui rnairll6bo-
ren 9ooen % 0aS 10. Enforcement
ben 8dblern ollie gnopren gnenoe.
iert Ieibie modytear
-Gus Citizens 2ecturr 9ureou
BON Setmarm suitto oieIes Ssobr Sic
Saiion am 9ierSOag Sete %. Goueln.
Der erOffnen. Die pobI6efanute
crescent gonoert SO. lit 6ic Rug
froit fir oicfen s5cio. Ge 4 9o-
men limb ole Siiititierimnen IN ibr-
en- 8emlfe. 9oS pogle @roarom BON
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

-8rdiibert Gait fest ale in
stelutniB Dab mir Den %. Roocmber
ais 5eiertag bescbeb, nrro momog-
lid einen Surfep pe6it alien mas
|huau gebort, oif 6en Gid babcn
|iolIein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-11-11

-Seet ben @eridtstaIerr6er Der
ErObnie Court i'm beirtisen 8lutte
@oglidertueiie 1T eir Sail perSeid-
net in fpeifetu tbr irgenopie be.
tteiliet fei6.
Die Souper iiItb iidi eialig onB
elm 8egeB fir oen eirteefdterr @ei5-
en- n~otttperSbig iei. Ga Der Staat
vnnB1 oeitiaprnt 9at, tuiro'g ia iuobl
balb foarniletr.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28

five or more Los Angeles Masons were
in attendance.
. The annual Gym Mems" banquet of
the Y. M. c. A. last evening in the
First Baptist church parlors was at
tended by more than a hundred bust
ness and professional men, students
and others. Speeches and musical
numbers were provided and plans for
the physical activities of the coming
year were discussed. Numerous class
schedules were arranged.
The local Ministerial union has de-
clared in favor of two union Thanks
giving services this year instead of
one. Rev. T.. G. II. Stevens Of the
Lake Avenue Methodist church will
preach in the First Congregational
church and DR.. Daniel L. Fox of the
latter church will preach in the Pasa-
dena Presbyterian church.
All bird lovers of Pasadena are
asked to attend the thirteenth social
meeting of the local Audubon society
at the home of Mrs. Emily Hunt, 747
North Mentor avenue, beginning at
745 o'clock.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
RACING AT COLISEUM
TO REOPEN SUNDAY
Bio Field of Professional and
Amateur Riders Assured

The Los Angeles Motorcycle club is
going to give the first races of the sea-
son next Sunday, October &c. in the
Coliseum. The club, in conjunction with
Mr. Pye, who is to manage it's races,
have leased the Coliseum for the sea-
son and expect to run races every Sun
day if the weather permits. The club
expects to make this opening meet the
best ever held in this city. 1t has en-
gagged professional riders from all over
the country, and when they have all
arrived will have the best aggregation
of international motorcycle riders that
has ever been together at one time.
Whittier, the coast champion, and Nc
Neill of Salt Lake are already here.
The management is also in communi-
cation with Dare Devil Martin of Lon
don. the European champion, and Gull
yer of London, and expect to have
them here in the course of a few
weeks. The club has arranged with the
Los Angeles City Railway company to
run special service to the Coliseum at
its opening at intervals of one minute,
and the San Diego Motorcycle club
Pasadena Motorcycle club, Riverside
Motorcycle club and Santa Barbara
Motorcycle club have all notified the
L. A. M. c. that they will be here in
a body. The club has arranged special
accommodations for each club in the
grand stand. f. e, Whittier, the coast
champion, challenges any professional
in the world, DeRosier preferred, to
meet him in match race. Whittier
holds all worlds records up to fifty
miles. which distance he covered in
$3.50, and hopes to break all compeu-
ton records at the opening of the
Coliseum.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
AUTOS DRAW POSITIONS
FOR L. A.-PH0ENIX RACE
Contestants Will Be Started at
FiVe-Minute Intervals

At a meeting at the Hollenbeck
THURSDAY the entrants for the great
Los Angeles-Phoenix race drew their
respective positions to start. 1t was
decided that the first car would leave
on the night of November at 1855,
and that other cars would follow at
minute intervals, the last car leav-
ing at midnight.
Representatives of the fourteen rae
ing cars drew for the privilege of
selecting their positions in the race.
The first number out fell to the Knox
and Nkrent elected to start last.
Ralph Hamlin decided that mo. 49,
was his mascot, and that when the
Franklin gets to Phoenix, the "3'
would be eliminated from the combina-
ton.
The full list of positions and starting
time follows:
No. /, Pope Hartford, time 1875; No.
2, Apperson, time II p. M; No. 8, Duro,
time 11:05; No. 4, Parry, time 11:10;
No. 5, KisselKar, time Ills; No. 6,
Rambler, time 11:20; No. z, Ohio, time
11;25; No. 8, Maxwell, time 11:S0: No.
8, EIercer, time 1895; No. 10, Abbot
Detroit, time 40; No. IL, Ford, time
11:45; No. II, Velie, time 1850; No. 10,
Franklin, time 11:55; No. IA, Knox,
time midnight.
Most of the cars have been over the
course on trial trips; but from now
until the day of the race the desert
beyond Mecca will be the stamping
grounds of the racing bunch, and the
private signals for marking the course
will cause that section to look like a
boom real estate tract.
In reality the roads are in much
better condition than last year, and
that last years time record will be
broken admits of no doubt.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
SANTA ANA
OHico BIS N. Sycamore.
Phonos-HOms Sis; Sunset Black 7ss.
WIFE SUES FOR $4,000
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
Mrs. Minnie Joy Taylor Alleges
Husband Deserted Her in
Munich with 30 Cents

SANTA ANA, Oct. 27--Mrs. Minnie
Joy Taylor today filed a petition for
S2500 monthly maintenance against her
husband, Charles d. Taylor. Russell
r. Joy and his daughter, Edith War
burton JOY are included as defendants.
Mrs. Taylor's attorneys are Joseph G.
Campbell of San Francisco and VIII
liams and Rutan of Santa Ana.
In her complaint Mrs. Taylor alleges
that her husband unjustifably desert
ed her in Munich, Germany, on August
20, 1904, leaving her with but forty
cents in her possession, obliging her to
live on charity until she could COM
municate with her relatives in the
United States. Since that time Taylor
has secreted himself in Europe or else
where so that defendant has been UNI
able to locate him. 1t is also alleged
in the complaint that Taylor Is rea-
sonably worth 100000.
Taylors Santa Ana property is said
to be worth $4,000, and he is said to
have decided it to Russell T. JOY with
out compensation, Joy later deciding
the property to his daughter. 1t is now
believed the property is again to be
transferred to still another party, and
Mrs. Taylor asks that a receiver be
appointed for the property, and the
resembling of the deed of Taylor to
JOY, and of JOY to his daughter.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
POLICE CHIEF ACTS AS
DETECTIVE FOR CUPID
Girl Changes Mind About Permit
ting Very Good Friend
to Wear Diamond

LONG BEACH, Oct. 27.-According
to Chief of Police Meyer, he has sent
speeding on its way to its owner a $3.50
diamond ring belonging to Miss Flea
nor lie Bacon, daughter of a brewer in
Adrian, Mich. Miss Bacon recently
penned an imploring letter to Chief
Meyer, informing him that Wallace
Longe, a very good friend of hers, had
left Adrian after a slight lovers quar-
rel, wearing one of the young woman's
diamond rings. She had several, she
wrote, and was perfectly willing for
Wallace to wear one of the sparklers.
When he left suddenly, without Civ
ing her his new address, she decided
to get it back at once, If possible. She
ascertained where he had gone, or
thought she had, and wrote to police
headquarters about it. Chief Meyer
found Longe, who at once gave up the
ring. and it was mailed to Adrian.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
TOURISTS WILL ENJOY
VISIT TO ITALIAN CITIES

A cablegram received by the Cunard
Steamship company, It'd, represented
in this city by the steamship depart
ment of the German American Savings
bank, reads:
"There is no truth in the statement
reporting that the call of the east
bound steamers at Naples had been
abandoned. Passengers will not be
quarantined at Rome, after being ex-
amined on the train between Naples
and that point. The Italian govern
ment has made arrangements for
steamers to call at the outer harbor
at Naples. and passengers and bag
gage are landed on tender which con-
veys them directly to the wharf;
thence, under cover of the police guard
to the railway station, where special
steamer trains are dispatched inme-
diately permitting the passengers to
leave with a clean bill of health.
Steamers of the Cunard service will
not abandon their call in Italy. If for
any reason the call cannot be made at
Naples, they will land at Vile Franche
or at Genoa"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
WOMAN IS HELD UP WHILE
GOING FOR MISLAID PURSE

REDLANDS, Oct 27-Mrs. Disby,
one of the proprietors of the Model
bakery, was held up last evening on
her way home from work as she was
gazing through the city park. Mrs.
Disby' started home, and, forgetting
something at the store, was returning
when she left her handbag with money
and jewels on the counter and it was
on the trip after the bag that she was
held up, but having no money was let
go. An excellent description of the
man was secured, and a man Of this
type noticed about the streets before
the holdup was missing when looked
for.
c. H. Osborne, formerly of the Fort
Worth university, at Fort Worth, Tex,
has arrived in Redlands for the prin-
cipalship Of the Mission school. He
was coach of the University team
and may play with the Redlands uni
versity.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
FAIL TO SOLVE MYSTERY
OF FOUNDRY EXPLOSION
Police Officers Claim CupoIa of
Melting Pot Blown Up by
Black Powder

PASADENA. Oct 2S.-No new de-
velopments were reported yesterday
following an official investigation into
the mysterious explosion which dam
aged the cupola of the melting pot
at the Pasadena foundry Wednesday
night 1t is thought the damage can
be repaired in time to resume work
at the foundry Monday
If the explosion was the result Of
righteousness, the culprit left no clews
to his identity, according to police Of
fcials and c. V. Wishart, proprietor
of the foundry. The idea Of employing
bloodhounds on the case was early
abandoned on account of the numerous
tracks left by officials and others who
had visited the scene.
Wishart still declares that the ex-
plosion was no accident, but adheres
to the statement that although he has
been conducting an open shop for years
and his men refused to join the strike
of foundrymen last June he has had
no trouble with the unions which JUS
tify an act of violence on the part of
any of their party members. The I'M
official verdict of police officers is that
the explosion was caused by ordinary
black powder, a conclusion formed ow-
ing to the nature of the wreckage and
the fact that all fires had been drawn
at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

RICHTER GRUNDIG--Max Richter. age %,
and Elsa Grundig age %; natives of
Germany; residents Of Los Angeles.
T-COLEMAN-J. L. Wright, age 3S,
and Jessie Coleman, age 2S; natives of
Illinois and Kentucky; residents of Chi
cago and Vine Grove, KY.
O'BRIEN- SMITH-John o. Brien, age At,
and Arminta Smith. age 40; natives of
Canada and Illinois: residents Of Los
Angeles.
DYE-SAITER-HI A. Dye age 81, ana
Madeline E. saiter, age 22 natives of
Ohio; residents of Los Angeles.
ERSON-FLOOD-James Anderson, age
28 and Margaret Flood, age 26; natives
of Scotland residents OF Los Angeles.
ELSER-HAINES-Wll H. Elser, age %,
and Anna Haines, age 10; natives OF CAL
ifornia and Indiana residents Of Los An
geles and Glendale.
WOODWORTH- HALE-Gilman P. Wood
worth age 50, and Flora Hale, age 80;
natives Of Ohio and Iowa; residents OF
Long Beach.
MANGUILuA- ROMERO-Pablo Manguilla.
age 81, and Concha Romero, age IS; ma
tives of California;; residents of Pico.
IANTZ-SCHULTZ-Ed l. Lantz, age
SO, and Nellie e. Schultz, age %; ma
tiyes of Indiana and Missouri; residents
of Los Angeles.
BLAIR-ADAMS-Rober H. Blair. age rs,
and Ruth I. Adams. age 20; natives of
Iowa and Montana; residents OF Whittier
and Sumpter Ore.
Observation-Disclosures H Riordan,
age 90 and Irene R. Shadel age II; ma
tiyes of Massachusetts, and Illinois; resi-
dents OF Los Angeles.
IPES-JOHNSON-Joe F. Pipes, age ~, and
Grace A. Johnson age IS; natives Of Mis-
souri, and California: residents OF San
Dimas
IVEY-M UTH-George A. Ivey, age SO. and
Anna L. Muth, age %; natives of Mis-
souri, and Wisconsin,; residents OF Pasa-
dena and Venice.
WHITE DUNCAN-William Mexican White,
age 25, and Fanchon F. Duncan. age p;
natives of Pennsylvania and Nebraska;
residents Of Indianapolis and Los Ange-
les.
TOWNSLEY-Samuel L. McRae.
age "a, and Louise H. Townsley age 10;
natives of Tennessee and California; resi-
dents of Downey.