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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

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mir uns oem 3au6er ibrer Wenihlih'
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Elm uns.triibter Gsnub. Die 9atms oss
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puleini's Ehaunaro idesn IdBt
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er nuf benz altar Der iyreunbfhaF
opfsrt. Gel.s.nhsit funn, isinen prGd
tigen gab poribeilhafi CUR 0eliung 81
brinsen. Die b<iben aussefprohen To-
miiden Rollsn, tsr 6anstpirtb genoi
uHb Der fabrenoe Spielpdar.nb1nolel
parpignol. fruroen Don ben 5errer
5optehia unb Stroeseo mil euiemDer
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ter Gisnor artur. Su53attis 2eitiins
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Sitwrbeit unp 2turateiIe mad. 6ers
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ben Qiinitlsrn, ipie iiberbdup. Der gan
ssn 8orfislIuns. nah ieoem astidiui
,uibsil uno nahbsm Der 8orboug gun
lsBieH Wlal suiammenserauiht mar
itsiser!e fh Der geifan gu f0rmlih.i
Cpdtion.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Die 2nftuIt auf sintge Sage gu psrTais
len.
Rate 0eldnep, Elm iunges 7Srausns
3tmmer. puroe rpegen 5runtenbeit NIT
elmer Strafe pom $40 uno Soften be-
leqt.
Der Jan gegen ben Der Rt6tpera
Iorgung feiner Ginber angetlagtsH
GoDin 9apis rpurbe peri6o6eu, mad
benz Der angetlagts iih bereit ertlGrt
bate, in 3utunTt So p66entlih gum
llnterbalt Der Ssiusu beitragen gu
molten.
Der Reeer GIpos Sonss tpuroe uns
ter Der 9lntIage Des ungeieBIiheu Be
IiBes Don @ifeubahnuteuiilisn DEN
9roBeefaporenen iibertpieIen. Seine
8Irgihaft puroe auF $3.50 IsftaeIebt.
Wdbreno Der gerbdnoluuqen aeaen
ben Des uneeieBliden 8ertaufens bon
goeain dngetlaqteu Sames Suffice sr.
tIdrte Der 8srtbeioiaer oesfelben, euB
oas i'm 8eIise ieines 8lienten porQs.
funoene 3eua gar tetn Gocaiu, ionoeru
sin barmlofes Sal3 fei. I'm pieIe
5roge Dom ftdbtifhen Ghemiter ents
fheioen 3u Iafen, puroe Der Sal oer.
| Ihoben.
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;Iaee oes Worooeriuhs feline 4ufpdrs
tuns, pabrenb Sermdn Sbisr uno
Dm. Sduh ith rpeasn uHorbentlihsn
Sensbmens gu perunt1porten bottsn.
alle orei fpohnen nit ibren 5dmilisn
in oemieIben 6auie an Der @de oar
13. uno SatIon StraBe, unb tpdbreno
zines nahbar!ihen Streites feuerte
3iegler Spei Sduf1e auf feline Mitars
getldgten ab, pbne jeooh 3u treffen.
Gr bebauptete geitern, in Setbitperz
tbeioigung gebanoelt 5l baben Rihter
gope mar ieboh anoeper NuIiht uno
iibernies ben Wann unter $1,000
8iirgihaft ben 9rpbgsf6pcreren.
Die beiosn onoersn angetlaoten NUT
ben gu ie so uro Soften oerurtbetIt.
5rant Is. billings, elm Reiienoer Der
gisarrens5irmu ulmar. Greifus unb
Co., tpelher auf 0erauldfung Der
lesteren in grop, s.. uuter Der 4u
tlaee. $4o0 unteridlaesn 3u buben.
oerhdftst inoreeH tDar, per3Ittete aaf
Elm 8orperbor uno lpuroe ben @robgs,
fdppreneH iibertpieien. SimoH aus
man iuolte bic Antlaee 3Iriid3tehen.
jsood nuroe ihm oieIes Don RIhter
sooe niht geitattet
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Mms oem Yoliseigeribt.

Charles 6. Z. 9inolsp unb yrant
Me2duabliH purben untsr Der Nm
tluss bes aIeinbiebItabls porgsfihrt.
Sic batten, ais lie bon ben 9ebeim'
poli3iiten DimIsn auo Shuuts pers
baftet purhsn, mehrere 9aaen 3eug in
ibrem 8efiB, pelhe aus oem Eager
Der gsitibene So. an Der SIDE Der 6.
une Wiain Strubs geitohlen Darsu.
5rob ihrss bartnadiaen 2easnsns
marnen ois heiosn Wtdnner Ihulois
bsfunoen uno bonn Rihter gooe 3li
ie 80 5agen arbettsbaus. $50 unh ben
aoiteH Derurtheilt.
Cornelius me5aopsn. Elm SyuiaHs
oes Soloaienbsirns, tpuroe bon Der
Antlass oes 6erumluneerns freisss
Fprohen. Wee5apoen CAB 3u. autpeileH
bon einem anrpinsrftehlihsn Bum
nselerang befauen sg Ueroen unp ooan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04
S6(u6 0es Opern.9alUpits.
2sasners ,,So6ensrin'' an,
2la6mittas uno 2ueeinis
..Sa Do6eme" A6enos.
.9spei srohartise alnfIlbrHnsen,

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geislihaft III seitern - leioer gu friih
sum abiHlub estommen. Die 9e-
felfhdft bat Is meiiitrbaft peritonoen.
iit bic @unii toss bieiisen publitums
5u srobern unb ipenn ne in nd4iier
5difon su uns suriidtebrt, oarf lie ouf
einsn nod entbuiiaitiiheren Gmpfang
rsnnsH. ols ibr jest sutleil seporoen
In. Der ssitrise Gag brahte stpei
nuitereiltise auffiibruHsen. aIs Rofs
mittags Deritslung spurDs Wagnsrs
wlobngrinA in bsutfdb osgebeH uRo
abtnbs Ga Bobeme@ In Der Sprahe
nes aomponiiisn, bts Stoliensrs Due
chi. Gin eh.sr mdgntrpsrshr.r min
ein<n ni4toeutihen 9irtasnten bei
QuFfiibruns zines Wuiitbramas bes
Wdiiers ni1t eeltsn loHeu. Der Strs
liener 4rnoloo Cont bat dber ben
.Qohengrin" in elmer Wetie bernusges
broht. Die uns ahtuns singefI0bi Dat,
unb psnn bier ouh ihOn gr0Bere
GttrBe am 2oNnsrin 6inrnel ers
inisnen finb, 10 mub Der seitrisen
4uffiihrune dls 8an3ss nahesriibHit
ipsrben. pab Iie ben anioroerunseH &c.
rshier Gritit polIauf eeniigis. Die
gniembleIeenen, bic benz giloe ia erit
bas rihtige aolorit sebeH, ssIangeH
por5iislih nnb Die SoIiiien i.anbsn,
nahbsm nah benz eritsn 2ti. audi Der
EmspdnsHritter feline Rsierpe dbses
iireift battle. poIltommen auf Der 55k.
Gerr gtriitian 6aHfsn. Der ben
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fionen Der Dale anfangs unseritdsi
AZ pob<n, Taffte iid, ober i'm 2. gti
1ur polIen a.iI.unssfdbisisit empor
urfo feline berrlihe Gimme brang iieg.
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erfcIas, bic CT in .garmsn1 errunsen
ssirh isinsn .1eIrnmuno mod iiber.
srnf. 5rsfflih selonstn Dem 4iinltle,
Sic rein gfnnglihen Nummern bsl
pnrtie; er fang unb ipielte bas srobs
Duetf nit .Crtrub4 i'm sipeiten ut
poysiigiid,. Mnm In Der Gctnt Dor BEL
airfe ssisie ii9 fein iiinit!erif6es
R6nuen. JmpoidHi ipirite drau Rofr
DIibsa oils .Crtrub1. Diefe Finifers
umbsifproknb< GkItolt bes MufifDra
mas erbieli burh bieit aiinftlerin ihr'
pofIe Heoeutung. 1raa Osborn Dan
nab ersries fh ols cine in ieber Din,
ii6t Guberit befdbisie. ia Dorireffli6'
.lnterpvtin Der .traumftlissn Waib-
Gie 1T cine fd1ns Grfdxinuns uni
rpabie Spill unb Sttmmt sineH un4
fcsburen 2iebreia 5u ptrleiben. Di'
Vdrtis bts a1niss ipdr ki 6errr
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fi6 NIT ber pnrtie bss 0eerrnftrl
ebenfclIs gut ab. Die Ddriitlluns
fpuybs feby teifGflig 1uissnOmHitn mi
befonberS acm ben AitfhIiHn mnb'
ten Die Eoliiien mebrindIs DOR ben
Uortdne eri6ein<n unb Dennc6 ipclItl
bsr iubeinbe @tifdu f6ier itin Gnb'
HGknrsn.
Mar ~ Nsfu4 ber gad&mittass
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Teutid)er eanonsbr.gereiu

Gin ishr biibifes unb abrpefs.
lnnssrsihss gsrosrumm iii fir ois am
Gnmitas Rahmitiag um bolb brei uar
in Der Aula Der 6. NitriliShult it1:t.
Iinbenhe 9srfamnluns oes DeutId,tn
gshrerpereins oufstitslt porosn.
sDsrr 6uItap Drah pire siHtn bur1j
itersopiiife Bilher illuiirirten Boz.
trag iiber oas 5bema ~RelIeeinbrhde
aus Deuilhlnnb" halten uno Inn ols
MuiiiprOsramm iperosn iid Jrl. Gil,
liam 1utris ourh sineE alapisrror.
trag unn 0trr 9btDocr oobH burtl
3ipti Geistnioli perbi.ut MAIDEN,
GtIbfirebeno ipiro ocs GeIhGfilihe
Hid,t ptrselisn iperoen uHo ale Mits
alieber finD brinsenD eriudt. iih si
Der YeriammIans einsMinren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

Wabreno HeaH HtoHutsn IssteH
sSsahres bat Cuba Den Ser. Gtaaten
fir $97 ,524 ,612 Nddren aeliefsrt uno
fir $34. APE, ,s34 amsritaHiihe Grseiaz
niNe aeiiefert srbaiten. geaen $40. .645.s
$50 besp. $50, ,652, ,956 Inn Boriabrt.
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-Mnoner's Gobium phospbdie- IN
Der bette NegMlatcr Der MeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-04

G. L. Waribal, @ie. .praiioent.
gaul 6. Nilliams, sTveiter S13e-Vra'loen
,sobn :. Gage, Setretar.
Souis SreiiiHg, St,osmeliter.
Glarf ~. Tapis, Reoisiniiter 2trettor
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

EFFECT or REBUILDING
The rebuilding of sections adjacent
10 the retail business center viii in
crease the inquiry for and interest in
business properties centrally located
aceording 20 one OF the most success
fll operators in San Francisco. Ad-
Joining tie retail section there viii be
p0pulous sections that viii furnish a
iarge neighborhood trade.
The passage OF a week has not
Brought 10 the front any marked de-
velopment IN the transportation situa-
tjon. which Is an accompaniment Of the
general signs Of the times The view
previously expressed that the Western
Pacific would begin TO construct q sys-
TEN of feeders with ali possible eXpe-
clifton is generally accepted in all quar-
ters The santa Re has been trunk
line north OF Tehachapi. and not much
more This is undoubtedly TO be con-
nected with its control by the Southern
Pacific company. Il is Uncomfortable
that tho Western Pacific should re-
main nothing but through line, con-
sldering the enormous cost OF con-
struction and the general barrenness Of
The country as a freight producer in
The region traversed between the Mis-
souri, river and California.
PLANS FOR COMPETITION
As an indication that the transeon-
tinentsl lines that have been longer in
rle field anticipate an active eompeti-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

SPLENDID BUILDING
RECORD since 1906
Figures Showing How San
Francisco Has Rallied From
the Great Disaster

The record for building operations in
san Francisco in 1899. as given in
Thomas Magee & sons Real Estate
Circular for December. shows that the
total amount of bui1ding contracts en-
tered into was sS0.41119e- The state-
ment said further:
Adding these figures to the previous
record shows that since the fire which
destroyed $4,000 buildings. there have
been issued 24.27S building permits for
a total Of s1529Sf. SOC. The total
amount of building contracts entered
into since, the IRE is s150 1I6.9ES- As
nearly all the buildings erected have
cost much more than 10 per cent over
the original contract price. il is esti-
mated that the total value Of the build
ings erected since the fire amounts TO
not less than S165.OO000o.
-This is without doubt an extremely
conservative estimate. for it is believed
that the total amount of money spent
for building operations since the hre is
not less than s200. 100000.
When it is remembered that OF this
immense total there was borrowed in
New York only sl0.S20,5O0 and the bal
ance of s154.1S0.00O was loaned by our
local banks and raised in various ways
locally. the strength of our position
after such a calamity must be as ap-
parent to outsiders as il has been cause
for congratulations here
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
PLAN BUILDING new
SIX STORY HOTEL
Many Modern Structures to Be
Erected Throughout City
in Near Future

A six story and basement hotel build
ing will be erected for Mrs Schroth
at the northwest corner of Eddy and
be finished in red pressed brick laid up
with white joints The cornice. bays,
trimming. etc, will be finished in cream
color. The store fronts will be of
plate glass with antique bronze trim
mings. The entrance vestibule and all
piers will be of white Italian marble
The plan is arranged to afford easy
escape for the guests in case of fire
Two halls branch off on the main cor
ridor at either end of. the building
leading directly to two fire escapes on
the Leavenworth street front. The
hotel will be provided with an electric
passenger elevator. The reception hall
will be on the ground floor to the right
of the main staircase with a large open
fireplace. J. Z. Kraft & Sons are the
architects.
The Brignole estate building in the
east line of Stockton street north of
Pacific. designed by Grim & Scott, is a
three story and basement brick struc-
ture. with a store on the lower floor
and 20 rooms on each of the two upper
stories. 1t is provided with steam heat.
hot and cold water and general hotel
convenienees- The building has been
leased through Landry &C. Babin COM
pany for period of 90 years
One of the latest improvements being
erected in the so vara district is the
new apartment house of Anton RuIfs
upon his lot situated in the north side
of Broadway, 175 feet east of Polk
street The building, which is designed
in the classic style of architecture by
Architects Charles M. and A. f. Rous-
seau, contains six flats of five rooms
each. The hall and dining rooms are TO
be finished in Douglass fir. The best of
plumbing and hardware will be used
throughout The approximate cost is
$4,000.
Ground will soon be broken in Third
avenue in the Richmond district for
residential flats designed by Charles NJ.
and Arthur S. Rousseau. architects. in
the English style. The flats will con-
tain seven and eight rooms each. The
dining and living room will be to-
gether, across the front of the building.
with the service part of the house in
the center and the main rooms in the
rear of the building. making a very
commodious interior arrangement. The
entire woodwork to be used is Douglass
fir. A garage will be erected in the rear
of the lot. The cesr of the building is
estimated at $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

OF the state and that they are resort
ing to statistical methods for the sake
Of placing the information in concrete
form before their railroad chiefs
The Western Pacific is already con-
Quoting the same sort Of inquiry and
in fact quietly investigated the whole
feld as q territory capable of produc-
ing business, even before the construc-
tion of the new transcontinental rail-
way was fairly begun The competi-
tion in carrying products ought TO
stimulate production in many localities
and so increase the general volume o.
business.
Observers who are not enga ged di-
rectly in selling real estate or specu-
lating in the same say that the general
business prosperity Of the country Will
be leading factor IN the development
Of san Francisco in the present year.
WATER FRONT PROBLEMS
some description has been given pre-
viously OF the great works undertaken
by the transcontinental roads and their
steamship allies 10 create larger ter
miDal facilities on the water front Of
san Francisco. These roads are not
local in the sense of control. The finan-
ciers back of them are eastern men and
they maybe taken as eXponents of the
Judgment Of eastern money centers as
to the advisability Of investing in san
Francisco. Local observers have not
scanned the territory as they have, nor
can any set of citizens in California
fairly profess to have as much exact
knowledge as the railway magnates
concerning the country back of San
Francisco unless the bankers possibly
are excepted
The general condition, then, at the be-
ginning OF 1910 is. one of confidence at
home and abroad concerning San Fran
cisco. Throughout the state the work
Of colonization is proceeding on a large
scale. Within the limits of San Fran
cisco the expenditures of money for
buildings. public and private: for the
creation of FIRE protection systems; for
the Improvement of sanitary conditions,
including new sewers at large cost and
especially for the Improvement of ter
minai facilities. are all calculated to
show that there is no essential differ
ence Of opinion in the east and in San
Francisco, concerning the prospect in.
This city.
Tho year OF 1910 therefore opens with
reasons for good cheer on the part of
ali who are concerned in the progress
of san Francisco. That progress means
an enhancement in the value and the
greater Improvement of San Francisco
realty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
ORDERS CHANGES
IN STREET GRADES
Board of Supervisors Estab-
fishes Official Grades in Va
ri0as ThorOughfares


Orders have finally been adopted BY
the supervisors relating to grades on
various streets and avenues as fol-
lows.
Changing and re-establishing the Of
fetal grades in Ashbury street between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth: Clarendon
avenue at its intersection with Ashbury
street: Persia avenue between Mission
street and the Southeasterly line of
London; London street between Brazil
and Russia avenues; Castro street be-
tween TWenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth; crossing of Twenty Rfnth street:
Twenty-first avenue between A street
and Point Lobos avenue; A street be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty second
avenues; Masonic avenue between Pied
mont and Congress streets, Eighth ave-
nue. between X and NJ streets South.
and l. street between Seventh and Ninth
avenues South; Persia avenue between
Paris and Athens streets; in Paris, Lis
bon, Madrid and Vienna streets between
Brazil and Russia avenues and Edin-
burgh street.; Thirty fourth avenue
between A and Fulton streets. and 3
and G streets between Thirty-third and
avenues; Army street be-
tween Guerrero and Dolores: Virginia
avenue, Prospect avenue and on VIM
field avenue. Fixing the width of side
walks in California avenue between
Cortland and Eugenia avenues II feet.
The supervisors have set aside the
following sums for street work to be
performed by the board of public works
during January:
For repaving and repairs TO Bush
street, Broadway between Mont
golnery street and Grant avenue
Steuart street between Mission and
Howard streets. Mission street he
tween Second and East streets How
ard street between Second and East
streets and Folsom street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
for street work in front Of city prop
ertx: for maintenance Of aspllalt
plant and for expenses Of rowing
gang ............-...... SO. 500. 90
For cleaning aud repairs to sewers i, SOC. 90
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
5000, 900 FOR
IMPROVEMENTS
City to Spend Millions on the
Sewer and Fire Auxiliary
Systems

Contracts have been prepared for
sewers representing an aggregate cost
of more than 100000. The work rep
resented thereby is included in the
following summary:
Thirty-first avenue, California to
Clement streets; Clement street.
Thirty-tirst avenue to Thirty-second
Clement street to Point Lobos avenue.
Cost of work estimated at $12, 600.
Fulton street, Thirtieth to Forty
eighth avenue together with sewers
in some adjacent streets. Cost of work
estimated at 500o
For the construction of sewer in
springdale street from Mission to
Badger streets. Cost of work estimated
at S47 900 which amount the board of
supervisors have been asked to set
aside.
For the, construction of sewers and
appurtenances in the Hunters point
district. Plans and specifications COM
pleted and the cost estimated at
Contract No. For the construction
Of the sewerage sewers and storm
sewers in sections "a p 6; D and dals +.
estimated at 100000
Contracts are in preparation. also for
work to be performed in the construc
ton of the auxiliary water supply sys-
tenn as follows:
For the construction of two battery
wagons for high pressure work. Work
ing plans completed and tracing 90 per
cent completed
For the construction of the Ashbury
street distributing reservoir. Plans.
estimated cost and specifications COM
For the construction of Jones and
CLAW streets distributing reservoir.
plans are completed and IS per cent
traced
For the construction of the Van Ness
avenue pumping station. Preliminary
design for the mechanical equipment
is completed. The final plans of the
station building are 80 per cent COM
pleted.
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS
Telephone systematic work of MAX
ing final plans for the telephone system,
auxiliary fire alarm and police system
is "a per cent completed. Specifications
90 per cent completed.
Fresh water pumping stations-The
locati of these stations, together with
theil. system of bored wells has been
determined and plans for specifications
for the stations are so per cent COM
pleted.
Cast iron specials--Working draw
ings for the cast iron specials are
traced and specifications are 30 per
cent completed.
Contract for hauling and laying the
pipe and specials and setting the hy-
drants in the distributing system
Working plans so per cent completed
The supervisors have authorized the
constructions of the Ingleside police
station at San Jose and Ocean avenues
at a cost not TO exceed $40. 900: also the
construction of the park police station
in Golden Gate park at cost not TO
exceed $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Tickets good Tor 80 days trip via
the famous ocean to gulf line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Watch the ads on the classified pages
of The Call for good buys in saloons
groceries, lodging houses, restaurants.
etc. Go into business for yourself. The
Call carries a large list OF Business
Chance places daily.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
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NO S00T=N0 CINDERS

Through drawing-room sleepers,
bertfs, sections, drawing-rooms,
dining, parlor and observation car
service. Steam heated and electric.
lighted throughout.
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on all first class tickets reading to
points East
Through tourist car service to New
Orleans, Washington, Cincinnati,
St. Louis and Chicago
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Tells in detail of the attractions OF
the Crescent City and the Wonders
OF the Mardi Gras.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
SUNSET 7
ROUTE

One hundred mile ride along the
ocean shores of the Pacific Through
Southern California orange groves
rice, cotton and sugar fields of
Texas and Louisiana. Picturesque
bayous-the TecAe-Land of Evan
geline
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
PLANs FoR coMPETTTIoN

As an indication that the transeon-
tinentsl lines that have been longer in
Tie field anticipate an active competi-
tion in the carriage Of freight. il is
said that the local freight men of the
Southern Pacific company are making
active Inquiry concerning productions
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-07-16
CHARLTON WILL REMAIN
Conditions Are That Italy Must Give
Up All Criminals Wanted BY
This Country.

It was learned yesterday that the
present intention of officials of the
State Department is TO refuse to sur
render Porter Charlton, under arrest
at Jersey City, N. j., charged with the
murder of his wife, at Lake Como,
Italy, in response to the formal de-
mand of the Italian Government.
The official warrant and the request
Of the italian Government for the ex-
tradition of Charlton are now On their
way. Secretary Knox, it is stated,
however, will refuse to accede to the
request unless the Italian Govern
ment will agree to hand over all
Italians who commit crimes in this
country and take refuge in their ma
tive land This is forbidden in the
Italian penal code, SO that deadlock
between the State Department and
the Italian foreign Office seems in
evitable