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Citprcnfen.

G6nigsberg. = Ilri cine 25.
iGbrise Sbdtigfeit ols oroentlider
Yroieiior on Ser 9qrIiner llniperiitlt
fonnte oieier Gage Ser @ertreter Der
alien Geididte, @eb. Hegierungsrat)
"a. phil. Otto Sirlhfelo 3uriif.
bilden. @ger @elebrte ltebt i'm CT.
2%ebensjabre. Sein @eburtsort iii
&onigsber9.
giiboitein. Die goIbene
Sodseit i~eierte Der Gauimann Hoien.
itein nit ieiner Gbeirau 0us Yalr
erbieIt ole Notwithstanding.
Srauenbur g.-llniere Stoot,
Die 8clioenE Der ermlnnoii6en vi.
id,oie, feiert ON s. Sllli nahiten Sab.
res oas Subilaum ibres 600jdbrtgcn
gStabens.
@roB. 3ubrcn.- gs hrod)
bel Dem @i:tsbeiiscr 6. 8rosner in
@ananidne Seiter ans uno boiislbe
brailltte bis ai,f Die llrniaiiungs,
nlauern nieber.
@ormoitt. - Sieaelcibeiiter
anoreas Vrie3fnrn in @aaten bat
iein 3ieecIoierunoitiid fiir 10000
Marf an &crrn Saloitt. 2angpaloe
perfauit.
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Sagcrn.

81 il d n. - 4m /. Sftober III
mad 44'idbrigem @irfen Ser Oirefl
tor oes @eorgianums, YrGlat llni.
periitdtsproieiior Or. Nnoreas
St]mio, aus ieiuem gmte gei6ieocn.
Ga Der SdeiOenoe aue Gbrunaen
5nriifrpies, bilbete ii9 Elm fIeines
&omite, oas ibm Die leste Crime.
r~ungsgube iberreidte, einen praht.
pollen aItromaniifen 4eId, ans DER
auninperfltatte Sran5 @iIbeIm ban
Den Mpenbergb in &epelaur.
SIrtb. Dem 2ebrer Otto
8orrer oabier ipl,roe fir sic am is.
Iueuit 1909 p~oa5pgene 9fettlrna oes
anoben BauI Corn in Iarft.G rIbah,
bonn Eooe oes g~rtrinfens Die Tet.
tungsmeoaile p%erlie6en.
8ai II II. - Die [e.
Sise WfariaSartmann in Tbeina0nn.
beinl bat iid unb ibre beioen unebc.
lid)en ainber nit .grienif peraiitet.
Gus Motip lit in ~peridnlabtcr 2icbc
5u iuden.
9emptet ii. Gchtsratb Sris
Braun babier ipuroe pom &caeaium
Der Observation-Disclosures Gin.
thinning 5um 9iirgernleiiter bon
Wemmingen getpG6It.
2appod. - Der Sefonomiebe.
iiser 1bomas 9iier bon bier tpuroc
an Den Noroabb1ngen Scr aroBcll
@rubenibnrtc i'm MiiblpaIoertbaI.
fciiel bon elmer maf,tieen Sdnee.
Iafpine erfaBt unb %bearoben.
Sberfotan.- Mn Ser 9abn.
iiberfabrt bel @eidentDurm 2 in
Oberfosau /. Sbfr. ipnrSc ser icd)s.
i1brige Sobn @ottfrieo ocs Shroi.
iermeiiters HeineI BON eilier 9ofomo.
tipe criabt, sur Seite aribleuoert. 10
Dab err einen Sddbelbrub erlitt.
Roien nj. = Sn @nublina
p~erungIiidtc Ser Wogenr,jrtcracbiiffe
Wurr bon bier beim 9uianlmenfup.
peIn bon @aeelL inbem er Sipiihen
bic Ilfter serieth. Mlrr lit iciner
0erIcsnrden nlsbaIb erleacn. Z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
9aSen.

GarIsrube. l. Sci ser bIrb
as itabtiite 9lrbeitsamt porgenom-
nenen Notwithstanding baben
b 458 m6nnljhe Yerlonen unb l
.eibIite (8irtbi6aitsfohin) or
reitsIos gemeIoet.
9ettmartngen.- Der .ihon
betagte Soiepb &cgg ~itiirate 10 I'M.
GliidIid) Die Sreppe birunter, baB er
einen SbaoeIbru6 erlitt, al oeIien
olgen er ltarb.
n.-Sei Der 8iarripabI
Duroe Der ~ieitberige YfarrpertpaIter
saul NIT iammtli6en abgeaebcnen
Stimmen gum @eiitli6en Der bieii-
gen epanseIiideu @emeinoe setpabIt.
Sotfingen.- Sier brannte
oas @nmeien bes 9aufmnunS Sob.
Sdmus bis ailf Ben 8runo nieber.
Btor6bei nj. Ser iriibere
Staotratb, Sabrifant glboIf Giien.
merlger, feierte ieinen 80. 8eburtstag.
9 h iues in een. : Ser 1lteIte
etlltpobner Der StaOt, Serr Yripatier
Safob Waurih, lit I'M Sitter bon no..
be5u 80 Sabren ~aeltorben. ROY
llmfird d.. - 0ei Der 9iirgermei.
iteripabl iplroe Der ieitberige 8ir.
germeiifer 'Serr' SobunniaHner tpie.
Der getp1elt. ~
WoFd in GEN. = Sci 0oltift-
gen fulrbe Der 2e-iabrige gabnarbef.'
ter anton Mrrfert bon 4ngeItiirn
bonn y3uae iiberfabren ut0 aetoOtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
BroSiu, Sadicu.

annbur g,-gei Salfenber9
iuuroe Der Stretenlduier Serrmann
bonn Shnell5uge tootgeiabrcn. ST
binterl1Bt Iini 1inocr.
" d. ers lcbe n.-Muf %oiiener
StraBe a~rgeifoipli puroe Dor Dem
Sauie Sinter oem Sbutm IA Der
~15jabriQc Srbcitsblridc @i0i 20ii'
Ter. Ser lllnse Menid) trug elm
aino auf Dem grnle, otS er p!osli6
einen SduB in oas Iinfc Sdulter.
blutt erbieIt. Gs befano lid nod
cine Sermanote bel inn. 2ofiIer
fiel nit Dem ainbe 5lir @rbe. Gr
fonnte iid) ober nod, nod Dem Itao'
tiiden Granfenbauie bege6elL no Die
Guael entfernt peroen miro. .golere
Sbeile ioucn njd)t rerleBt iein. Gem
Sboter lit man auf scr Splr.
@rs0au mL3ns Hittcrgut
SberIoi lit mabrerS Der Natt ME.
0ereebranft.
Sf.-Lgs perihieo
bier 2ebrcr q. .. 8ageniiitr. Gr
mar ell eiiriQer Mitarbeiter Der
.0fa3oeb. 3tg." SeIten bat lid Elm
Wanm iold)er Tdltlits unlo @cliebt.
belt e"rircl,t ME CT.
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@cjtfaIcu.

ga DIbouen en-. - Sic 16i1brige
Todlter 2ucie beS Programmes Gag
liari lit ipurlo3 peridNuAnoen, nad)-
Dem lie 5ulctt IN 8cglcitlnD zines
Stolicncr, ser iih WoraltI nennt
unb III 9~rudbauicn pobnCu mill, &C.
ieDen iuurOc.
Gping. - 0urh Steinioa ans
Dem &nngcnoen cylitt Der 8er9monn
Srieor. 3irIcnlhed aili Der 3ede Wtt-
niiter Stein einen toOtlidlcn l~lniull,
Samm. - GuS S6oifengeridlt
oerurtbeilte oen NeOnftcur oes Sim'
pliciilimlS 0ulbraniion luegen BE-
leioigung Ser 3ehe &o0boo 81 icd)s
0ionotcn SeiGngniB.
& a III e II. - Nus Gr5tliherlrite
nod nid)t ermittelter llrluhe perlor
Der aui Ger bieiigen 3ehe beihnitiate
9ergmann War @rGfeIt Die Sch.
frait aui beioen augen.
Soeit it. - SIM Silgrmannid)en
ShubpaurenIager brad Elm Srano
aus. burb Ben Elm SbeiI ser Eager
beitGnbe pcrnihtet purOc.
@erne.- aiirSlih lpllroe duf
3ede @erre Der 9ergmann @itten'
brinf burd) 5i tribes 2oS9eben zines
SprengiduliieS actoOtet uno Elm
5lpeiter ihirer perlebt.
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Seiien'S armitabt.

9enSbeim III. Seincu 80.
Sebrrtstag ~ieierte ser in allen arei.
len bodWeadtete 6reiberr bon Spieb.
9iiueSbeim oabier.
@l B e = Der bier i'm 9tube.
itaube Iebenbe 8roieiior Or. 2romig
@indler ieierte iein eoIoenes 9oftor.
iubilaum.
9roB 9iebcrau. Sic
Gbeleute 8eorb Seid beeineen oaS
Set Der goloenen Sod5eit.
DC al n 3. SIN @lter bon 60 Sob,
rem lit SllIt3ratb Or. Ebilipp Jeroi.
nano Waper geitorben.
4ommer5ienratb Mo. 9uif bot ser
Staot Wain5 $4,000 Wsarf 3u ee.
meinniisigen 3peden iibertpieien.
Sitboen. - Gle 3iegler, ipel'
DIE. Sen aaufmann 2eopoIo erihoB.
lit pouitdnbig eeiite5 geltort.
@eti II. - Ger in fueiteiter
2reiien befannte airbenmaIer SaIen'
tin Solf lit aeItorber.
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ies ourh SfuIinipeftor Staotpfar.

ies burb SduIinipeftor Stabtpfar.
rer WeBner ltatt.
@errenalb. - Sn NeuiaB lit
Oas Inneien. Oes 9auern HbIlipp
8uu gdu5lid) a%beebrannt.
9errenberg. - Giner unierer
Gerporragenoiten Witbiirger, Bripo.
tier y. u. 8rauB. lit I'M sitter BON SO
Sobren einen idNuercn 2un9enent'
Siill0ung erlegen.
90 ii II tier, S..A. Gor.tott. -
Sn Der bieiisen 3~uderfobSt erIitt
Elm 1lterer Mrbeiter ranlCn3 0opi0
Grnmm bon 9otnane toOtIide gerle.
sungcn.
@ittIeuSneiIer, .. u.
SreuoenitaOt. - 0ieicr Gage fam
oos 31@iGbrise S0bnhen oeS aiifers
Wtobrlod burd) einen llngIlltsfau
raid INNS 9ebell.
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pofna@ri4ttn
ana ben. altrm afater-
lanhe. :
gtms Scr &eidsbanpttabt.


Berlin. = Iuf cine 25iabrIse
S%bdtiefeit aIS oroentIider Brofelior
an Der gerIiner uniperiitat fontte
oieier Gage ser 8ertreter Der alien
9eihitte, Sch. Heg,.Tatb Or. phil.
Otto Sirifielo, %aurifbIidcn. Ser
@eIebrte itebt i'm CT. 2ebensiabre.
9as Golptetniihe Snltitut tbelit
nit: SrduIein Inna SeinrlbsoorIf
5eitanb mad 3~1giabrigem Stuotllnl
I'M 4oIpre1niiben Snititut 81 Der
in i'm Ropember 1909 oie MbldllliB-
riifung bel Der Ibtbeilung fir elef.
'oineenieurtpeien in alien riiful19s'
ldern aus nabntslos nit DTor6lg'
d..
0as SamiIienoraAa in ser @ein.
"aBe bat nod Elm pierteS Spter &c.
bert. Sn ser dirilrgiihen alinit
II CARTE lit oas iilnglte Sin0 Der
amiIie EoboB, oie 8 Monate alte
lcie, ben ShuBperletungen erie.
II. Sm 3ranfenbauie liegt jest
,h Der pieriGbrigc 8nobc Serbert
tiper perlest onrnieber.
Wit 800 Ofarf hurfgebrunnt 1T
ser .26 Sabre oIte SallSoiener @il.
helm Iblfelb, Der jet 2 Wtonaten bel
Sem @aitipirtbe Sod III Der Wauner.
TbeaterltraBe "a beidditt9t par uno
Dem Sauie geo. IS in Shloffteue
phute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
Ioien.

8oien - 8iir5lib fano bier Die
ginpeibnna bes Neubaues bes 9. y
2es'iden &Iten. uno Siehenbelma
ftatt.
@neien.-Sn Der Staotperoro.
neteniiBung lpurbe Der gum 5peitclt
9iireermeiitcr 9eiuGblte bisberige
Observation-Disclosures Or. gebrens ourd)
Sen Grlten 9iirgermeiiter Shoffen
in iein slmt eingefiibrt ullo per'
pflid)tet.
&oihmin. - Ser Seminarbi.
reftor N0I aus aoihmin lit oils
Jfesierungs. uno Sd)ulratb nodj
@umbinneu oeriett, Die fommiiiori.
ihe9erlraltung oer8oihminer Seini.
norbireftorlteue BENG berIebrer Berg
iibertragen moroen.
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2nrembmra.

2nrem &. : Scrrn Sofob
Ntccr5. Broieiior OH gpmnoiium in
luxembourg. lit Elm brelmoitntllder
llrlaub beipiniat moroen. I'M ibnl
cine Stltbienreiie ms 9luSlonb 81
crm0Glid,en. Serr Wicucr5 bat Die
glbiiht Geutid,lano 81. bciuden.
9ifferbingen. Sn einet
@oleric aui bieiigem 9onn luurOe Ser
9ersmonn Seinrid) Haibs oilrt Der.
~abfnQenoe @rbmoIicn ifiucr aln 3opi
ulto inncrlid) perfect. Gr ltarb cine
8iertelitun6e ip0ter.
Stein urt. - Gs ltorb bier
plotlid) uf: cinem Ser5ldIloD uiter
G6oiie. NifoIas @aqncr, Sanoipirtb.
i'm altcr bon CD Sobren.
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Ioitcnocs ergeben. @ieuboI3 tonnte
iein Nlih nahiueiIen, ,495
3iegcnort.- 9u Der 9luttbat
in @ilbplmsborf bel Der Der Gen
BARN 8ipi3 ans Genpnrp orrd) Ell.
men &epolperihub t0otIid) perIcst
nurOe, lit 81 beriftcn, oaB sic Cha.
ter, Die slrbeiter 8arI unO Sran3
Shmiot ul,S 3pnigSfcIoe, fliihtig
geiporOen iinb ODER iih ~pcrtorgen
baIten. oGne baB eS 0clang, ndbere
Spuren III fiiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
WIrttcmbera.

t.-Iireftor @ilbcIm
b. StierIinD SorltanO DER TcrUai.
tungSabtbeituhg Der aonigI. @enc.
raloireftion ser Observation-Disclosures
uno 5uglcih Wtitslieo ocs GotDc5 Der
MISREPRESENTATION, lit in ieincm Git
rcail an einem SdlagariiaIl geItor'
ben.
Bud bar a. 5. - Sn 9apoel fano
Die ginpeiDune oes neuen Sdyulbai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
Sommcrn.

Stetttn.- 9as urtbeil g,gcn
Den 9auurbeiter 8ilbeIm Saroer
aus Sipinemiir,oe, lpcld)er iid) III Scr
Sfipurgeridtsiisung pcgen Mcin.
clos 81 uerantlporter bate, lautett
aui 9 Wonote 8efdngniB.
Bergen. = Ser SanOclsmonl
Wein5er bon bier tronf ON Nbeno
Spiof anitutt Sdnaps ultb miBte
idjleunigit II bos aronfenbouS be.
forbert ipc,oen, no idnea alle 8cgcn.
maBre9eln ~getrofien rulrocu.
@reif ~ B. - Die gceen scr
aabnmatroien Mor @ienboIj, Ser
i'm 8erood)te itaro, Den Moubnor6
bel SaBnib periibt 5u BADEN. cinpe.
Ieitete nr' ~iudlune bot nid)ts Ye.
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ClScubura.

gutin - @tneu uneriparteten
Nns, ingtafabmien ore bteiiseir @ab'
len our 8trtenpertretung. @dbreno
fir Die 2mbgemeinbe Die bisberiger
MitgIieber tpieoereGpdblt puroen.
,iegten fir Die Stab1gemeirbe bic
So5ialbemnfroten nit reid)lid 80 &C.
gen 80 Stim1ien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
Mcflenbnrg.

9 hmerin n. - Gum 50i1bri9en
9ienItinbiI1um bes aammerprnli'
benton ,&arl bon Sduamann nerlieh
Der @roBhcr5og Dem Srbilar SaS
&rGoifat ner5enen5". Gam fano Elm
Diner gu 100 @eoeden itatt, on BEN
Der @robbcr8oe nit 8etnablin tbell'
nnhmpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
gramniAlueia.

graun 6 10 e q, = Scr aali'.
mann Nlteuit Soldier bier itono Bic.
fer Gage Dor Der J.. Straifamnler
ipcsu, Tariebensidppinbclei. Gr battc
her Gnbc 1907 elm Snpoibcfcn. itno
9arIebens.Snfaiio.S nititut ~gcgriinoct
urlb cttpa 70 @ertrctcr BUR Seran,
i3iehurg DOH GurlcbenSiudern III oerl
uerihieoenften Srtcn bes Ieid,es q.
snsirt. S0lider bciab fem Glib uJ6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21
RbeiuIanb.

Duisourg. = Mui Ser Grupp.
ihen Sricorid) alireb . Sutte ereia.
nett iib ain i6aperesungIiid oaourd,
OaB 5,rei Spannfrabne suiammen.
itieBen, ,uobei Die acknowledgements
.9auifoee' Ocs einen in auieeltapeIts
idytpere eiiernc Srager fiel, Die All.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21

bic anffage bat ofeenontmen, Bop cs
thin mir nm Die Iropiiionen 81 tbnrl
9espeien iei. 9os @erid)t berurtDeilte
i'm 6u 5pei Snbren @efdnsniB uilo
bret Sabren Gbrperluit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21

8rob. 49, @oit Tim Heltourant 81.
einem SrennoerL Der cinen icbr ungc.
5ogenen @uuo bel iif bat: sd
piinid)tc, Der s8uno gcborte mir. -"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21

O~piitGenhl: nS0ren Sic cod. eS lit
ein9egonacn." Sote: ,Soren sic
bod): ih mod)t' es baben." = Bottle
omter (iebr piitbenb): .@enn -es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21

.einaegangen" III, fam cS bod, MD:
mchr e%ingebcrl."
glitter. u. Gin elmer @eiel,
id)oit): oGntidhllbigcn Sic, mie briSt
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Srcmoer (trcubig einiolleno):
Sic butten i'm lpnhl acrne?"
Soli; Y@cruiB.. idJ bette ocn aotcr
ld)oH Iduglt critlo9cu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21

Der Serr, Den Die SouSirau INNER
nit Serr SigiirO oureoet, eigcntlidl
nit %otcral,onien?" - q: ySbig
iobn!"
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@prtipiel. 9ote: oSit Dos
,:fer 5agebIatt" eineegongen2"
Yoitbcamter: 80" 9ote: Bite,
scbcil Sic es mir fir "0oteI Stdot
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WcItprcmfcn.

7an5i a.--9cr ~ebclnalise &c.
neutrality-suspicious. Sugo 6rIeorldI
aus Slipa muroc megen llnterihla'
eung i'm Imt in Sobe BON $500 0ef,
uno llrfuneeni1lihnns, bcsangcn in
ben SSabrcn 1907-09. pom Sd)pur'
seriht al einem Sabr @cfangnIB
perurtheilt.
GIbin q. = Giir6Iid) puroc Der
Outs, 3ieseIei. unb Miiblenbeiitcr
9roB. Sreimaloe, 8oriisenber ser
Sieaelei'g erlIiseenoiienihait. ati Ell,
mem SeIopeee ieineS 6lltes cridloi'
fen nufgeful1oen. Ios eigeue Sc
ipebr lag Sebu Reter Don Der Seidc
e1tfernt:
TrE r.. .Stnranrb.-gom 3ua
iibcriabren unb getootet wilrbe Der
on Der Strefe Yr. .Storgaro.Smo
rosfin i'm @1rterbouie PSI bel No.
lia.Tr.. Stnraaro ~mobnenoc Silis'
~ba1nfr1tter gGheil. ais CT in scr
Haft ben 0abnoamm CUR Scimfcl
bennbter ~
~ & der llniaa. Ser IL
auf Der Strede Eborn.9rcmberg gu
getraacn bat. lit nun tbcilneiic ol,i.
aeflirt. Sie lleberiabrenc lit .e
Sod)ter bes !3iegclcibeiiscrs Scruia.
Wonn." r-- Yoitbcamter: sd ioge
Sbnen ia, cs lit eingegnngen."
Notc: alll,o idl ioge Sbnen, Sic iol-
leu, es. mir geben!." Eoitbeamter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-01-21

lem ans gfltoat Bel T5orn. Sb
llnfaQ ober S%eIbitmpro porlleat
iteDt nob nidJt feit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-24

ceiving two strokes and Mrs. James B.
Smith (two strokes) will play against
Mrs. Charles w. Clark
Third flight-Miss Vera Havemeyer
and Miss Isabel McLoughlin against
Miss K. NJ Crocker, on even terms
Fourth f1ight-Mrs. A. r. Rule against
Miss Lillian Goss on equal terms, and
Mrs. f. V. D. Scott against Miss Lee
Girvin; without handicap.
The winners in all four flights will
take part in the final round, which will
be over Is holes on Thursday morning
The principal event set down for to-
morrow was the team match between
northern and southern California, but
| the representatives of the northern part
of the state so far surpass those of the
southern part in numbers and strength
that the event will be dropped. In the
afternoon there will be women's four
somes, for which the following teams
have entered already: Mrs. George
Field. and Mrs. j. r. Clark, Mrs H.
Kearhe and Miss Margaret Morris, Mrs.
H. II. Sherwood and Mrs. W. H Post
lethwaite, Mrs. Henry T. Scott and Miss
Ethel Havemeyer, Miss Vera Have
meyer and Miss NJ. Stone, Mrs. Walter
Scott Martin and Miss Jennie Crocker,
Miss Cos sand Miss Newhall, Miss Fra
zier and Miss Grant Miss Lee Girvin
and iss E. NJ. CrOcker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-24
SCOTCHMAN Wins
1910 GOLF TITLE
Plays a Stronger and a Steadier
Game Than His Young
Honolulu Opponent
Women Play First Round of
Their Tournament Over
Is Hole Course
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call


DEL MONTE. Aug. 2S.-Nothing but
solf has been in the air today. 1t has
been served for breakfast. lunch and
dinner Those who We're not PLAYING
IL were watching it. Mrs. Walter s.
Martin and Mrs z. Field are the two
p on whom most of The betting is being
placed, and whether final honors viii
so TO Claremont or TO Burlingame has
developed into as much "A mercenary
interest as q patriotic one.
Many Of the fair sex. however. who
"agerea their ready pocket money on
Douglas Grant for the mems champion
snip are proving little more cautious
IN their betting. for. as one coming bud
remarked today when Campbell Whyte
came in with flying honors. 81 would
cap louder II 1 weren't so hor, .7,ly out
OF pocket and that seeu.: he d
pretty general sentiment
Quite apart from the zest .atch-
ing the play. some most amusi. uiugs
are constantly occurring. as when Miss
Ellzabeth Woods, caught in clump Of
trees, drove her bah successfully into
four Of the five oaks fringing that part
OF the course. AS she made a final
drive into the open one of the onlookers
watching the play raised his hat Il
beg your pardon, Miss Woods" he vol
unteered politely, but there is tree
over there you didn't hit"
The look he received in reply re-
duced the temperature many degrees.
Every one in the hotel is leading a
strenuous career. rising early and stay
ing up late The inevitable daily swim
Is squeezed in after a morning OF golf.
just before the lunch hour, and some
Of the more strenuously inclined even
include a game or two of tennis Mrs.
Charles Clark is one Of the most cner-
Eetic, the two Newhal girls and she
having something always on hand.
lnnumerable little dinner parties are
also being given, Pebble beach lodge
helm Ethe chosen spot Among those
who entertained there tonight were Mr..
and Mrs. Parker whitney. who gave a
dinner party with odd decorations. and
William OConnor and Mr.. and Mrs.
=. G. Spra sue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-24
SUICIDES STOMACH LIKE
A SMALL BOYS POCKET
Strange Collection of Junk
Swallowed by Frank Wilson

CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. 23.-Before Frank
w. Wilson, an advertising solicitor of
st. Louis, died here in a hospital yes
terday, he told the physicians he had
swallowed several articles of a foreign
nature and they had better put the
X-ray at work. He was operated upon
Sunday night on the theory that he
was afflicted with appendicitis.
Three incisions were made in the
mans stomach, and, according to the
physicians, the following articles were
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-24
ALIMONY IF She
CAN find LUDWIG
Court Grants Wife of Fugitive
Electrician SIS a Month
and Attorneys Fees

If Mrs. Margaret Cecilia Ludwig is
able to find her runaway husband, John
NJ. Ludwig, who was chief electrician
and wireless operator at the Farallon
islands, she will be entitled to collect
from him $25 a month alimony, Judge
Conley having yesterday signed an or
der that he pay her that sum. as well
as $50 for the fees of her attorney, w
f. Heron.
Ludwig has not been seen since he
escaped in a fishing smack from the
lighthouse with his companion, Nellie
Yonemura. and their baby.
Mrs. Ludwig came from New York
to prevent him getting final decree
of divorce. and had the interlecutory
decree granted year ago set aside.
Mrs Marie f. Bradley, who, although
twice married, never had lawful hus-
band yesterday had one of the unions
dissolved, Judge Conley annulling her
marriage with Frank l.. Bradley The
woman first married Byron Bricknell
in Birmingham, England. in 1905, but
upon learning thai Bricknell had an
other wife she left him. Without hav-
ing that marriage annulled, she mar
ried Bradley, and recently learned that
the union was illegal
Judge Conley granted Assunta Traina
divorce from Giuseppe Traina on the
ground of cruelty.
Alyse Ward was granted a divorce
by Judge Graham from William B.
Ward on the ground of desertion.
Suits for divorce were begun yes
terday by:
Maud Parker against William
Parker desertion.
Lucinda Hicks against William
Hicks, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-24
ERIN'S CHILDREN
GATHER AT BALL
Hibernians Drop Seriousness of
Convention for Mazes of
Dreamy Waltz
Delegates Contribute Generous
to Fund for Teaching of
Irish History
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SAN JOSE, Aug. 23.-After executive
business sessions, which continued al
most without intermission from 9
o'clock this morning until after 6, the
sons and daughters of Erin in state
convention here are participating in a
grand ball at the auditorium rink to-
night
The sessions of the Hibernians were
held in Eagles hall, and the women of
the auxiliary gathered in Hale's hall.
The reports of state officers and com
mittees showed greatly increased mem
berships, and that both branches of the
great Irish American organization were
in splendid financial condition. Much
progress had been made in the last
two. years. and the reports were favor
ably commented upon by the members
WOMAN PRESIDENT SPEAKS
A pleasing episode of the day was a
visit of a delegation from the ladies'
auxiliary to the mems meeting in
Eagles hall The delegation was headed
by the state president, Mrs. Martin of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Doyle, state treas
urer of Rhode island, was in the party,
and made speech which was received
with great enthusiasm. Sne was ten
dered a rising vote of thanks.
Cimmittees were appointed as fol-
lows:
Finance-Edward lyman, P. Flanagan, E. 1.
Sheehan.
order of business. p Fitzgerald, P. ].
o. 'Connor, James j. Barry, James Corley, Arthur
Shaw
Press-Sarsfeld f. Mccarthy. G. B. flanagan.
John Creedon, f. S. Mccormick. NJ. ii. Browner,
D. NJ Murphy. NJ. E. Griffith.
Bylaws-T. E: Lahan, p s Pim' James
Resolutons-Rey. T. Caraher. p E. Mahoney
I. j. Clifford. James McKagney, James Griffith,
T. E. McGovern NJ. Conneally.
Grieyances-E. l. Sheehan, E. j. Murphy ID.
J. Flannery p. Horgan. j. R. Dwyer.
Standing of the order-Rey. j. II. Ellis, L.
J. O'Leary, j. r. Kelley, James Kelly, l. Bros
nahan, J. CrOnin.
Ladies' auxillary-Thomas P.O'Dowd Barney
Higgins, B. j. Sylver, NJ. ]. Ring, W. j.
0'Brien
Irish history-Rev Michael O'Boyle. Rev. Ed
ward Maher. W. J. Dunno, j. c. Walch, Michael
Farrell.
Military-Major Charles j. Collins, F. j.
Yoel. William j. Moore.
Reports-William Boyle, ID. S. Mccarthy,
James Logue I. Driscoll.
TO TEACH HISTORY
At the conclusion of an interesting ng
address by Rev. Father Michael ODoyle
teaching of Irish history in the schools
of the state.
Tomorrow will be taken up almost
entirely with business sessions, during
which reports will be received. The
convention will close with a banquet al
the st. James hotel