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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

Molbeur gebabt es foitct 10 Mori
- lei lli6t boSi,"
Gr: lin @ottespiGen! Sa, mieir
oclrn? Su, mas por oenn?"
sic: vTh, id bate oof gcitcrl
Sbeno in Der 3citlmg BON oen Mus.
nobnctaacn fir Gamer = Gonieftiol
bel @ebrilocr 2cpinSfumafp gcleicu
Nfo, oa bin id) henn bcltte iriib, nod.
Dem III gcgungen lporit, roid bingc'
fdbren. TIN 3cit 5u iporen, nabn1
ifl mir cine s(ltooroidfc. Sd moltc
mir mir cine bon ocn r%ci5enocn Stis
dcrclblllIen fir So Eiennig %follicn.
% lieB id] benin Den Chauffeur mar
tel. No, uto 0a babe id) ocnn bel
Der @clegen6cit 10 lpumocrbure, mirf-
lid cnorm biaige Sutet gcicben,
oaB ih mir gleid) Die @eid)cnte iilr
bic @cburtStugc bon Mama, emma,
Srun5d)cll, Aenld)en Ruoolf mo Gil
lp mltndbm. llno bunn babe ih
olld) einnnl nod Dcn Sntcntlcioerll
ullo Der hiligen @aidc geieben. -
@irtlld) lunnocrpole Snd)cll. ltA6
aorietts batten iie, ih inae Cir, cit
llcllcS SpItcm! @ic baa idlla:lt
madt! Sd bobe Gins unprobirtl -
No, mo oa III gcIngt bottclt, Gll
lpiirocit nId)t Srln Wittugeilen beinl.
fontnleL bud)te id, id) fon1tc mir
glcid) nIlea cinmol Griinolidl anlebtn.
mo ou babe id) banm Die Scbmoi:n
gctrof'clL lnb ba bnben mir i'm Gcs
Itoitront ctnos gcgeiicl, luirflid) icbr
billiN lnb iebr gut, un0 onnn bnbcll
mir nod S%pielioden ulgcicbell, ulo
Damn bot mir Die 2cbnlnnl gela1t,
idl milllc nnbeOi,lgt Die ainocrlu1idt
nnichclt Hn, mo baS hnbcn mir
bcnm 1ctbon unb onnn bobcn mir
ned Die Wulifolicn = Nbtbeilung
bilrdlgeieben unb Die &clltc bnbcn
gcingt, lie ipiiroen mir Nlcid) olleo
bcinlldlidell, mas id) 9cfallft hottc,
lulo "a linb mir ollrd) Den bintercll
Nuagon9 binorlS ullo - (lucincno)
ih babe Dos Muto perNciien nno Der
Chauffeur bat ocn gur5cn Gag ges
mortct, unb mein &ilitenfortentdidl'
den bate id) ouf Dem Sib liegcn sc,
lniicr, lno on bat CT bic Noreiie &C.
fum0cnL rnb jest lit er bier uno Der
longt 70 Worf iiir cinen gun5clS og !
Nd) @ott 6tGrfcr lpeineno) nno id)
bin bod blob bingeiobren, neil crtra
billigcr NuSnofnnetnN iuur, mo iebt
~toitct'S - ddludBcno) 70 Mart"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

sic Sreloe, ais id) ibren am Ibello
porlas! Sic 8ronfentparter, Die
2eihtfranfen orloerer Stuben famelL
Inn 81 laulden lno bic bon ibncn
nod nitt pcrnommene Sprad)e III
borer, I'M iid) an ben @lloern, Die
ibnen uorgefiibrt nurocn, 5u ergo
sen. llnb rpie %frellte id) mid, Den
Ginorud SIT ieberL Ben Ourd) mcinc
%beid)eioene Tortra1speiie Die Stunt
Der Tid)ter mo Sd)riitlteller allf Die
@enliitber Der Scllte mad)tc, Die bis
oobin nllr 9etcftip. urO Sdaller9es
ldyid,ten llno 1bulihc trourlge Gra
5ellHniie fonnter. Ginen i'm 5iucts
ten Sabre oienenoen Solootell, elllcll
%ioaenunnten volten MonnL" Der eins
nal im Ga5orett gelegcl bate, irags
tc ih: ~Sm 2a5arett Fat cs Sbnen
nod1 ipobl gon5 gut %geiauen?"
.Nein! Is lit ga 81 lanapeilig,"
%alltlportete CT. nSoitet SIR oenll
nid,ts 5u lelen?" .Gus id)ol, obcr
nltr 10 HGilberbiihcr, mo oas 3ellH
befonlmt man lott" 8lingt ous
nid)t mie ein 8llf, 5u belien? Inter
itiisen oieic @orte bcs ihlihtenDfon-
lles nitt ouf's bette Die g,tirilie nno
gittcli, Die liuiere @roBen crIhalen
loIien2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
@aiuiunriidle Standardization.

Bur Hipd,ologie oeS Solhaten
briilat Ir. otto Monber I'M "Glo.
bus" Motcriol bel, oas or Dem Notii'
bud cincs H%egcnsburgcr Sniantcri'
item clltnun,men bat. Gr iueilt babel
5i,alcid, boralii hin, mie lpcrtbpoa
bcrortigc Eroben beS SnloatenmiteS
mo Der Splbatenliteratnr i'm cigent
lid,en Sinne fir Die Iolfsfnnbc limo,
mo foroert b%eici,oers Die Sffi5icce
olti, OH Der Sunlmlltne oicics 3iuci'
ges Der nngcld)ricbencn @olfslitero.
tur ntitSuarbcitcn. Mit1ctbcilt iuer'
Den BON linn II. u. cine Nr5nbl BON
2icbcsbrieien, bic gum 1bcil III Der
len geid)ricben Iiio, cin parpoiltild)es
Observation-Disclosures ulib Mpe Wor;d,
cine mmiidiige Iorlteuirn9 ocs Rt'
friitenlebenS ul,b cil,iNe allbere
Sd)erSe, Die realiitiid, treil Stimml!,'
ael, linb Sititationel lpieoergebei.
Mn icinen Shot bobcim ieiloet Der
uerliebte Soieph. Der cs iibrigeils nit
Der lrclio ior,it ilid)i INNER gei,a.l
ninln,t. j. .. iolgenbe poetiifc Chi
iteI: .Snnigitseliebc Wdri Ga ih oid,
niht pergeiien fait ia,,a i'd sun, ihrei.
ben al ul,b omar eil,el, id)oren @ri,B
scr ocin Scr, crirci,en ntui,. @ielc
!Scrsen 0icbt es IN Der @clt ober mr.
cilles SOS mir gcidnt, mo Dos io!l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Scitcrfcit i'm 0cridtsinnlc.
Bon observation-disclosures @ilh,
Mopcr B.. Wilild)ell.

F . -~-----
Is lit gelpiB i6ou maldlern uuiNe.
iollcnL luic lcid)t nlb id)ci1bur iripol
oft in ole erniteiten Sitltotioncn I'M
8erihtaioale ole Sciterfcit itoreno
cinhringt. Mul lielt bon benz Scr
loiti zines WoroprojeiieS. nloll Der
fol1t cine &crbonolrng ilber Gonilits
te, bel belen Grilten5cn 5ll @runnc
gegungen linb, Griitcn5cn onI Dem
Spiclc itebeL Die bofltcn Sitter nea
Seben3 bciB umriungel meroen. Die
@eiitcr nlclicn iid) I'M idGrfiten Mob
fonlpic. ,Slltclleft %itreitet nit Slltel'
lcft, Heft gcgel Gcd)t, Ilflage ipi'
Der Terthcioigung. Us gcbt nm
@ahrbcit lro Sduulo, I'M &erguns
gcnbcit mo ,}ilflinft - nm oas &c
ben. SIC %orgGnge iponnen ollc
Ncrpcn iogor bclicn an, Der lie nldlt
ielbit an Ger StGtte Der 8cred)tlGtclt
inter bent Ginoriid Der ltrcn9clt
Miiroe bon Grit mo Stllnbc nit cr.
lcbt - ser lie mr. ans Der 3cltltnG
fcrnen lcrllt. @leidiuobl erDrclIt u.
crid)iittcrt aud, i'm Der Slid III ole
Sicicn unb Srrgongc mcrld)lid)er
Sciocllidaitcu. 90 - mitten III Die
lem c~rnltcn Iramo. III benz fcinFlls
iiir circn lcidtcr beidnuingtcn SorL
iiir cine irobcrc &cgurg Id)eillt, rir-
oct lid pI0elid, Cit Nilahrltd) DER
Scitcrfeit. Gr lit o~fienbnr 10 lpontdr
acfonnlen, 0uB i'm Der HcrihtShof
nid)t p%crbinoern fonnte; ia, CT lpirfte
mitllltcr in cillenl WoBc elcmentor,
oab lid Inn follnl Die 9ethcili0ten
lelblt III cntiicbcn pernlod)teil. Gnl
nraltiid,cr Nusbrud pber Die lloloe
9cmerfrng eiites 3eugcn, bic prlgl'
ncac Sdilocrllng elmer Sltlintlon,
Cit extraordinarily IN ocrn lcbboIten
arer5ieuer BON SroHe mo Nntlport,
fl,ri. irselto Gin Letter Nn'tob hot ell
j1beS Nuilod)cn entieiielt. boS Iiir
Elm pnnr Sefiutben Den Sual ertilll'
te. I'M inl n1titcn Moment gleid)
lam an ci9cncn Sdoa iil crItideit
oocr burd, bnS molnienoc Wort oeS
8priikcliocn %untcrbriitt 5il mcroen.
abct eS mar bod on. Ter tdnld)eiioe
9uilt Der S~roblid,fcit bate oieltll
Rniihn burd,ilogen, III benz Iiir i'm
feline StGttc 1T. Die Seiterfcit iuor
BON ocn Hippeii cbcit ierer oid,t 5'''
iolnmcngeor1ngtcn Sd)oar geforl'
men, bic I'M n1dJiteil gisenhlld lplc'
Der il, uthcmloien SdNpeigen Dem
eherl,en Sd,rittc bes Ierbon9r'l'1eS
lniiift.
Sold,c 9cobad)tungcn liro Illd1f
~ieIicn, ur,o iie mosen iiir Den, Der lie
gum critcn WaIe nlod)t, Der lie gnr
nlir olrtl eil,en 9erift perlhittelt ar'
holt. etmos IerbliiifenoeS, Setrellt'
benecS an lid, traaell. Gr iraN plcl'
leid,t rlomcnion ieiblt nit Dem @e'
iiibl elmer art Gniriiittng oopcn 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Gas @ulf ielbit iibcr bic Sdunnblite-
rutur.

llnuiQfilrlidl 10 ld)reibt ms Scr
Giirer : 9inb, orGngt lid benl, Der
POM naampie gegen Die Sd)uno . 81
tcrntur" lieit nnh bort, Die SraNc
ollf. ipie iif bns &olf lclbit 81 ieiller
2iteratltr itellt. Sd Iclbit Bate if,on
DIT, iuie id) geIteben lnllB, lud)elno
oorun gcond)t, lpie 10 pielc BODICE
lebrte @errcn urlb opfcrmiQiae Ga'
mem eiirig ooron arbciten, sic
Sd)lno : Giterotur ST. perOrongc:L
mGbreno Die Gerebrer Der Shu1o-Si.
tcrntllr o%bnnrngslos, oaB I'M ibr bis
fen gciltige Solt ein Sanlpf tobt, Die
Sd)alcr . Honlune mno '@cid)id)ten
pciterleien; ia, Dnb tic crbolt leil
miirocll, ipern MAJ ibncn hire 9c'
mohl,tc l%lnterbultlng li1bnc nno
ollrd) v%id)led)tere" crIestc,- Ter Mn''
enthult III cinen1 groBen 8drntloH:
2u,urett, iup id) nit piclcn Soloattll
il, cinern Nuitnlc 5uiommcmuobnrn
n,llStc, belcbrtc mid, cire@ nn0crcll.
llripriinglid, jlt meincr llllterbnltllHg
bate id) sl,nl TerbriiB bcS 2ojorett.
Ycrionols cine In5ubl Bidder mlt0c'
ilollr,,cr. bic id, obcr bulo pcrlieh.
Dit ocl1 miiicnidnitlid)cn Ncrfcn
fonilten mcinc 9nnlcruocn natilrlid)
nidts o~nianacn. Sic n"leiiten Bidder
Der id)Dn9eiItigen &iierntlr u6cr Ia.
len lie nit groBem Serlauaen mo
@enlB. Au1 bcgebrtcIten ipor Der
Homun ,tsoia Morgonn" bon 90
honnicn nit bemeatcr Sanolun9 u,o
einfod,en Motlpen. Sir Moalbert
Stiitcr's feinc, bllitiae Eoelie, oilrd'
,@alobruinen" unh y@nite Stciic"
pertreten, lpor nllcroin9a lueiig Scr
it1itonib %pprbonhen. Illd) Selenc
9oblolS Somnerieelc nno Wiitter.
Sebnindt fanben III 6olge Der BARN
entmideltcn ihluieriBen Yroblclle
mci,ig gnflong. McuBcrlt germ 'piir'
hen gelcicn: &aobc'S Sdipar5c 90
leere, Stcri,'s Gliltb bes ScbcliS. 9tl'
coroa Siid,'S Monorcigen bon Sd)la'
raiiis, 9oiet . Gicocrid)'s GorIrilb'
ling lino onoerc 1bnliher art. Die
oiifsusdblen nifIt n0tbig lit; oent
hieie mcnisen Veiipielc geniiscll. i,lil
st scigcn, bob alid) Die iueitiger mo
uetieit %gebiloetrn 0lieoer u%licrcs
0olfes al, ciner cblet geftiirc Wefol.
len iil,oen. Tie Solootcn ;cigten lid,
icbr "erfreiit (uuo lpurelt es ipirflid]),
SAB ibncn 9eieiiofi oicier Mrt per.
mittelt ipprbci, lpar. ,Sold)e gii.
der" idgten lie nm Die aranfenlp1r.
ter. gleihfalls Soloaten, .baben mir
nod, nid,t aclcien. Mnbcr ioIcn mir
sic olldb befommcn? @Sir miiicn nidDt.
100 cS bic gi6t." @ie 9rob luar crit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08
Gum 100. Wcburtstage Gbupin's,
-. SScbrilor 1910.

Gle bel Sd)uitcr & Sofflcr pcrlc0tc
.Wtliif" pcroifelltlid)t IN ihrcml
Chopin &eit oulGBlid) Der burlbcrts
item Miebcrfebr bea @eburtSto0cS
Gbopin'& ON -. Sebrllnr 1910 cin
&opitcl aus Der benndhit erldcinelis
ben, bon 9erlborb Sfurlitt ms
Tcutidc ilbcrtragenc Chopin . @ios
graphic BON Scrbinoub Solid, Dem
mir cinigc intcrc'iontc MlttbciliulAcll
iibcr Die N%bItonmun0 Gbopin'S mo
icin lid friih funb1cbcnbc3 nluIitolis
lhcS @cnic entncbmen:
Scd)@ Wcilcn bon Waridoll clts
icrnt Iicgt an Dem 6liiBd)cn lltruto,
Inittcn IN Den %mnioluildlcn Gbeucn,
Jpild)en Der Njllrn mn Der Mcidliel
boa Gori 3elojcluo @olo. Sdlon IN
often Ioflulentcn aus Dem Is.
Sobrbunocrt c%rlpGbnt, bilbetc e1 III
ipGtcrcn. 3citeu Den Belts bca rcid,cn
@roien @eihlcd)tcS Sfurbef, beiien
SomilicngrGbcr bis mli oen belltl.
gen Gag IN Der llnbc gclc1enen alter
tbilmlideu Eiorrfird)c ~ NrodNu
iidl bcfiubcn.
Nn Sabre 1910, jltr ,}eit, On No.
polcon europa crihilitcrtr, ipllroe
3eln5oiun Wnln bon Der @r0ill
Siiic Sfnrbcf. gcborcncu Sengcr.
bewobnt. sic lcbtc ungliidlid) nit
ihrcn @attcu, bcu icine NlGubigcr
icit elmer Neibc bon Snbrcn int Nua.
lon0c 81 lcbcn jlpullgcll. sic luar
cine IN icbcr Niniid)t rngcipobnlitc
SrnlL bic Decentralization Der Chr.
innlfcit mo oca GbeliinleS, Der lido.
nc SpplS elmer cblcn nliopierulNS-
pnllcn mo rcil0llirtcn Mutronc. Nl1
cin5IAc Sod)tcr bca on1cichcurl
Sborncr NnntlcrS Gcngcr crbiclt lie
in Shorn cine ilbcruu1 lor0foltiac
Gr5ichiti0 mo mar hcrnuocpodllcll,
nla Grbin 0ca NlllirncipcrnlDgcnS
ibrcS &oicrH @cNcn'tunb Ser User
bnllN mchrcrcr Ncrrcn ans ser I'm,
Nc0clib. mntrr 6encn Scr uon Dem
iriiberen &0nig StonialouH !trt1llit
cnlpioblenc @rui Auipor Stnrbct
0en Sorrallg crbielt. Sci0cr lpur Ct
Gin ilbcrnlla lcid)tiinliger Mcnid). cin
ShiirjcnloNer uub Trridnpcn0Cr,
: lpn SIR Nol9c bate, hnB Die iulle
@r1iin bolb mad, Scr llcbcriirhclunN
nod @oridou cine hcrbc ScbcnHcut
tdllidlrna erlitt. &on ihrcm Monnr
pcrnad)lniiiat, trilN lie ihr ZOOS &c.
bnloig, inhem lie IN ihrem Muitcrs
glide iulo III m,itrrhoiter Eilidlt'
criiiurrg Croft iorO. NIa nber sic
GcridJucilbun4slildlt bc@ Wraicl
Sforbcf nid,t lnlr icin ci1cnea Ser
nlo9cn rcrid)lun0cn bate, ionocrn
aud DEM Der @rGiin bebroblid) III
iucrbcn bc9onn, licb tic lidl, nm ocn
Ncit ibreS Gcrniogcns Sn rciicn, I'M
Sabre 1902 ihcihcn.
Sic boiic iiini ainocr, jlucl God.
fer ulb brci Sobne, oeren GrSieher
elm jultger Sotbrin9cr mar: NitolunS
Chopin.
Mn1 Il. Npril ITO IN Nonep &c.
boron. mar or 6rorjoie NM beiradl
tetc iid) ais ioldlcn. llebcr 'cine Scr
fni,it hat lid iebof cine ip1terhln
hurd) ard,ip &. NadforidIunsell BETA
tigte Tradition erhaltell, berjuIolge
in ben sbern oieies lotbrinaiifen
T%rnlioicn polniidcS @lnt ilob. Ser
Mbnbcrr Der Sdnlilie Chopin Elm Fo'
ic, Naluena 9tifoluuS S5op, par Cit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

len sur @clt fam, .Mulifontell
unter Den 6enltern beS Sfarbet'id)en
@utabofcS qeipielt boben, nm in Der
in FoIcn iiblid,cn @ciie Die 9eiisc.
rim bon 3elu5orun Molo i'll cillcrNul-
~crllbodBeit cinilllooen.....
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-04-08

9crionen: Gr - Sic 49, c~brnfnltS
uerheirottct.
Sle: oSldL M1nnc - id) Dab clll
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
be Important
Problem

confronting anyone in need of a Iaxa.
tive Is not a question of a single ae-
ton only, but Of permanently bene.
fetal effects. which will follow proper
efforts to live in healthful way. with
the assistance Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, whenever it Is 70.
quired. as it cleanses the system
gently yet promptly. without irritation
and will therefore always have the
preference of all who wish the best OF
family laxatiVes-
The combination has the approval
OF physicians because it is known to
be truly beneficial, and because it has
given satisfaction to the millions of
well-informed families who have used
1t for many years past.
To get its beneficial effects, always
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
STOCK BROKER REJECTED
BY NEW YORK EXCHANGE
Discipline Follows Hooking Coal
Pool Inquiry

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The board of
governors of the New York stock ex-
change today found Clifford M. Wash
burn, board member of the defunct
brokerage house of j. NJ Fiske & Co..
guilty of reckless and unbusinesslike
dealings" because of his firms connec-
ton with the Columbus and Hooking
coal and iron pools.
The governors declared him ineligi-
BILE for reinstatement
This is tantamount to expulsion, and
is similar to the action taken by the
governors last week in the case of
Henry S. Haskins of the firm of
Lathrop Haskins & Co, who were the
managers of the pools
Counsel for J. NJ. Fiske & Co. issued
a statement tonight in part as follows:
The night before the failure the capital was
more than $3.50 600 and above all Liabilities.
If 20 point break IN Hooking. occurring as II
did in a few hours, can be considered an ordl.
nary occurrence which a firm should guard
against then there might be some foundation
for the charge. but a movement or this sort Is
something that no firm can be expected to guard
against.
The firm goes on to deny that it was
in any way responsible for the break in
the stock.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
TOBACCO TRUST
DECISION DELAYED
Standard Oil Case to Be Argued
Before Findings Are
Handed Down

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.-While the
supreme court of the United States has
vouchsafed no intimation on the sub
ject it is generally supposed here that
the decision in the case of the American
tobacco company, which has already
been argued before the court, will not
be handed down at least until after the
argument in the case of the Standard
oil company, which Is set for March IA.
Attorney General Wickersham, In his
motion to advance the hearing of the
latter case, described the two as essen
TALLY kindred and suggested to the
court that they be considered together.
Lawyers here generally concur in the
statement made by Wickersham to the
court that these two cases together
present for its consideration "practic-
ally the entire range of modern indus
trial organizations in this country" and
substantially every feature of the
trust question: so far as it falls with
in the purview of the Sherman anti
trust law. Yet they are not precisely
alike; indeed, 1t is said that in some par
ticulars they are so dissimilar that the
court might find in favor of the gov
eminent In one case and against 1t in
the other.
CASES ARE SIMILAR
The two cases are alike in that they
are proceedings in equity to enjoin al
legged violations of the law of the land
neither is in it's essence a criminal
action; in neither does the government
seek to procure either imprisonment Of
individuals or exemplary fines upon the
defendants. In both suits the charges
oil A0fn mil FIN
combination and conspiracy in restraint
of interstate trade and commerce and
continuing monopoly, or attempted mo-
nopoiy, OF important elements in inter-
state commerce.
The Standard oil company of New
Jersey is attacked as a holding COM
pany." Out of it's $100.000,0O0 capital
stock over $97.0o0.o00 was exchanged
in 1899, according to the government
figures, for stock In 10 other corpora
tions engaged in the various branches
of the petroleum business.
The American tobacco company is al
legged to be both a holding and an OPP
Grating company. 1t is actively en-
gagged in the tobacco business, owns its
own shops and sells the manufactured
products. In the case of the Standard
oil company the raw product is to an
extent produced by the corporation; in
that of the tobacco combination the
raw material is purchased.
COMBINE is ILLEGAL
While the Sherman law does not spe-
cifically prohibit the organization of
holding companies the supreme court
declared in the Northern Securities case
that the holding company constituted
an organization in. restraint of trade
and commerce.
The government charges that from
the time of the organization of the
Standard oil company in 1899 a mo-
nopoly was obtained; that in fact for
years prior to that a virtual monopoly
had existed, and that the various forms
which the conspiracy alleged against
the oil company has taken have been
merely adaptations to the changing
needs and conditions of the times.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
SUMMONED
FOR GRAND JURY
Judge Van Nostrand Will Rx-
anime Talesmen Wednes-
day Afternoon

The initial steps in the formation OF
the 1910 grand jury were taken yester-
day in Presiding Judge Van Nostrand' s
court. Thirty names were drawn from
the box, containing 144 prospective
grand jurors, and the citizens thus Sc
lected were cited to appear before the
Judge at o'clock next Wednesday for
examination as to their ability to serve
on the grand jury, If more than 10
remain available for duty, their names
will be placed in a box and the frst
10 drawn out will constitute the grand
jury.
County Clerk Mulcrevy brought the
grand jury box into court yesterday
and drew the 80 names in accordance
with the order of the presiding judge
Aylett r. Cotton was present, repre-
senting the district attorney.
The 80 who were selected are;
George d. Clark. 120 Frederick street.
B, B. Rosenthal. 1912 Post street
Max Sommer 736 Ashbury street.
Edward McDeyitt, Turk and Fillmore streets
John Cronin. 2399 California street.
E. 8. Lowry 1850 Page street.
Louis Gassner. Gesry street near Grant avenue
George J: DIVA. 1419 Mason street
George Uhl, 1910 Bush street.
John J. Wirtner. 233O Vallejo street.
T. c. Morgan, 2206 California street.
William Cronan, II Baker street.
Isadore Laventhal. 2s16 Clay street.
William Clur, 1884 Cough street.
T. L. Turpin, u Bartlett avenue.
n. 0hlandt. COL Steiner street.
Thomas Denigan. Ills Octavia street.
Edward G. Cahill, 1876 Belvedere street.
Lawrence Arnstein, Pip Pacific avenue.
Charles Mccarthy, 1855 Pierce street.
Andrew j. Gallagher. 416 Oak street.
Richard n. Pease, 2600 Pacific avenue.
Richard G. O'Connor, 1885 Scott street.
t. S. Williams, 1914 Vallejo street.
William Lane. 10 Dorland street.
Sanford Sachs, 40 Geary street.
Isaac Goldman, 1913 Webster street.
Fernando Nelson. 6s4 Second avenue.
Rolla V. Watt, Baker street.
Barclay Henley, the attorney, was
present yesterday, representing certain
interests whom he did not name. He
said that he might desire to ask some
questions, but took no active part in
the proceedings.
The district attorney has many mat
tiers to present to the grand jury in
Guiding the alleged jury fixing at
tempts and the tampering with wit
nesses in the Gee Gong and Conboy
trials. The disappearance of Big Jim
Gallagher will be investigated, and it
is said that Detective William J. Burns
will be asked to tell what he knows
about it.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
S. P. MAIN LINE TO
RUN VIA VALLEJO
Boat From Contra Costa Side to
Relieve Congestion and
Transfer Trains
Especial Dispdteh 10 The Call

VALLEJO, Feb. 23.-According to re-
hable advices received in this city, the
Southern Pacific company Is planning
to make Vallejo a station on the main
line OF its system. The company has
mad several corps of surveyors work
ing In this locality for a long time,
running lines in different directions.
1t is said that the company intends
In the near future to operate a boat
between South Vallejo and a point on
The Contra Costa side between Rodeo
and oleum for the purpose of transfer
ring trains across the straits.
This boat will help to relieve con-
gestion If the ferry boat Solano should
be disabled and in case of breakdowns
all trains will be sent this way instead
OF via Stockton. When this is done
Calstoga, Napa and Santa Rosa pas
sengers will be sent direct to Oakland
instead of changing at South Vallejo.
The change practically will make
Vallejo part of the main system and
will necessitate the enlargement of the
yards and roundhouse at South VAL
lejo. {
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
MAYORS TALK ON
WIRELESS PHONE
Sacramento and Stockton Exec
utives Exchange Friendly
Greetings Through Air
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 23.--That the
Paulsen wireless telephone, like the
wireless telegraph, is no longer an in
vention in theory, but a PRACTICAL sue
cess, was demonstrated here this after
noon, when Mayor M r. Beard of this
city sent his greetings to the mayor of
Stockton at the station which has been
erected just east of this city.
The apparatus at this end of the line
was somewhat crude because of the
nonarrival of the mechanism by which
the station at this city could carry on a
conversation by wire. 1t was neces-
sary first to transmit the message and
then reverse the power before an an
swer could be secured through the re-
ceiver.
Tn station is built several miles east
of this city, the wires which send and
receive being supported from two poles
20S feet In height The equipment is
somewhat on the principle of the wire
less telegraphy. Ant outfit of the lat
ter is kept close at hand.
Mayor Beard, City Trustee z. j. Car
ragher, D. II. Cox and representatives
of the newspapers witnessed the DEM
onstrations and received messages sent
from stockton, so miles away They
could hear plainly every word spoken
at the Stockton station.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-24
FORMER CABINET OFFICER
PREDICTS WAR WITH JAPS
Leslie M. Shaw Hints at Blood
red Pacific

NEW YORK, Feb. ga speech by
Leslie NJ. Shaw, former secretary ofthe
treasury, in which the possibility of
coming trouble with Japan is strongly
suggested excited considerable COM
ment here today.
Shaw spoke last night in Morristown.
N j., at dinner of the Washington
association there. He pleaded for a
merchant marine and held UP before his
auditors the peril of Japanese domina-
ton of the Pacific.
Japan" declared the former cabinet
member, proposes to dominate the
Pacific or make it run red. There is
race hatred between the countries. You
go to Japan to live and you live where
you're told to live. The japanese come
here and want to live where they
please"