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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
Gub=9afuta.

sturgis. = Sic 8eidmorenen
boben in oem Sale 0es 5taates gegen
Oscar SSacobs, melder beidul0igt mar.
ieine 8rartt glba &oberts i'm Sanuar
1909 erihol1en gu ba6en, einen aul
aniht ldul0ig" lauten0en 8abriprud
eingebra6t.
M6er6een.- SUI anna Cooper
lit, nadoem lie 5mei Monate lang feline
Nabrl1ng SIT iid genommen, neil tie
glaubte, 6oB oies ibrer Sci un0beit 81
traglid lei, bier inn Sitter BON 80 Sab=
rem %geitorben.
Ieu6moo6. = @ohm'1ter ST.
idlof soiepb 9uih BON 9ea0 bringt
ElGne sur 3nrhfiibrung fir Sic Ser
groBeru11g oes bieiigen ct. Soiepbs
Spspitals unb Sic Gereinlgung oes
Sdapeiternhospitals BON Sot g brings
nit oiel lem.
Glarf.- Geo. SO. @riffin bon
GORDON Gitp mlr0e I'M &reisgeriht
oes gerfauf Is bon Spiritltol EN- obne
2i5ens idyuloig befun0en uno 5n $3.50
Strafe o0er 1875 Gage @efangniB Der
urtheilt.
Gierre. = 3ie Co. aommillaire
pom SDoe GountD lin0 aus 5igbmore
hier eingetroffen, tint oas Statsfapi=
tot 5lt beiidtigen. 9as Go1ntp be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
Sin einfad)er Sdnt fir Mntter.

Srau .. @ilfelon, 1926 Singles
Npe., goungstomn, 0bio, erlangte
&enntniB ourd grfabrung. uMein
flelnes Waod)en batte cine idltmme
Grfaltung un0 bultete fait anbalteno.
Meiae Sdmelter empfabl. Jolep's
@onen ans 5ar. Die erite 9oii5
brahte tbr 2inoerung in Ser gnt=
5iin0ung in ibrem 6alle, uno nad=
0em lie MIR cine Slaide gebrau6t, MOI
rem ibr SAILS lno lire 2uugen noa=
ita1oig bon SEN gnt3iinOungen fret.
Seit0em balte ib itets cine 5lalde
6olep's 5onep ans Sar I'M Squire.
Rebmt fem SubItitit on. Molitors
MpotIIe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

atiiGtigt, Elm @erid}tsgebau0e gu er:
ridten, ltno NUN miro cine Snipef.
tionstour bur6 Sen Staat gema9t
auf Ser Sic moOernel1 @e6au0e in Mu:
genldein genonunen mer0en, bepo>
man Sic Fldne fir Sag nere County:
@eridtsgebdu0e entmerfen laBt.
Miller. @arrp @eit batte lid
aus Ser 8orratbsfummer zines bieli
gen @otels genug gBmaaren fir ietne
&oh5eit peridafft; Ser 9iebitabl muir:
Sc ousgef 11oen, ln0 ser lungfingert=
&c @rautigum ltbt jebt auf lehs Mo:
note bi1ter SEN ihme0igen @arbinen
Spua.
Ies 90 o / II s-Ir. Geo. G6ap:
pei, 9ireftor oes observation-disclosures
ponSoma, ld)dbt SEN Sc anr1ntmertf
Ser 0iesidbrigen @rnte in Sic lem Stua-
tie orsf 1862, 40, 79t, mas einen Giid.
gang Don $t03, 70O,05S im gergleid
NIT 1909 bebeutet. Sen @ertb See
Mois jebt 81. Gbappel nit $127,=
622,340 an, Inn $157>089,802 meni-
ger als i'm @oriabre. Gie geringere
@emertbung fiibrt @err @bappe0
tbeilmeiie 0arauf 5uriid, 0aB Sic 5ar=
nrer ibr @etrei0e 5%urudbalten. S9d=
bu1wsmeiie muroen 8,940,300 Nder
nit Mais bepflan5t, u1o troboem Sic
acknowledgements in Ser lebten Sat
ion itarf ut1ter Ser normalen 5uriid=
blieb, funn ser IurdldnittSertrug per
glder auf 38Ho 8ul4el poranidlagt
meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
S1,OO Mnjablnng
Deri9afft einen
Goilon Y6onogra>
pben ma9 &urer
@obnnng.
OrbrMDer &eber.

nlte S0tterden Geraldine Ser So
mile e.. .. gbriltppber Der dludte
cine groBe 9fdbnaOel. Or. 9sitollpu
entier11te Sic MaOel al1f operatipeu
@ege, uno oas Sino miro mieoer ge=
nelen.
8emioii. = Ser Il Sabre alte
!, Salnes S'1onnel 1T BEL eincm 9al1
0 elmer m~egfliegenoen Elanfe 10
ltmer perlett ppr0en, Oab er nah
mel,igen Mi1utte11 ltarb.
Spring @allep.- Mit 1853
gegen 90 Stimuen matroe cine Bomb
%ullsJube BON $4,000 fin BEN gau Ell
: ner nelen @phid}1le al1ge11ommeu.
Grooflton. = Sin i'm l111lon=
Neltal1rant >en1ltunoener 9ra10 fat
0en @uarerncrratb on Sdptben oes
2aOen5 Ser Iirn1u Holenberg & So
fen pernidctet unO Ouourh et11en
Sfuoen bon $4,000 perltr luht, Ser
I'M Ne1tol1ral1t angerihtete Shuoen
miro altf $500 ubgeifutt. Mle Ser
lutte iino ourh Geriiherung geOedt.
90 unfuto. - Sic 5molf Sabre
ulte Giolet Barr befnno iid) a1f Ser
iiber Sen @lue gartb TluB fiibrenOen
0m1ba=9riife, ais Elm Bug beran=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
Kinder 8cnreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas oRBA
Wuntana.

Suite. r Srob Oes Musl tanoes
ser nrtsgelperrten gergleltte BON 2eao,
g. ., mer0en 0eren &inoern Sic
6reu0en oes observation-disclosures nidt ab=
geben. Sic Union Ser 9erglel1te bon
Suite bat als 9etrag fir 0ieien 3med
ste 51tmme BON 5000 geipen0et. Mebn=
lihe SpenDen ml1rben bon Sea Ma=
ldinilten uno anoeren Mrbeitergrup=
pen IN Suite gema6t. Webrere be-
fannte 9amen in 9ritiid=Gollmbla
babsn itd 5ulammengetbarL, um nad
2eao su reilen urb sort Sen @eth=
nuhtsboum gut idmiiden. gu Dem
@eibnabtsfono lino IN 8ltte iiber
500 6e%igetragen morOen.
@iscunitn.
SupmurO.- Clearance 9ieb III
Ser Mnflage 0es Mngriffs al1f g. So
ril in @inter, @is., am 6. September
niht idnl0ig befunoen morOen. 9ie
3elgenbernebmtngen ergaben, oaf
Clarence 1id -eber bemiibt babe, Ger
Mngriff gu perbnten. Sohn Client
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
q. Gillette bon Minneupolis.


M. Gillette BON Minneapolis.
Mleran0ria. SSames @al=
fer bot iein linfes 9ein beim Grams
port elmer &reisidge, Sic man auf Ell
nem @agen geluoen, eil1gebiibt inoenr
er IN oie i'm 9etrieb befin0lide SD
ge, Sic err SIT befeltige1 I'M 9egriff
ltano, ourh einen Gllf oes @agens ge=
rietb, mpbet ibm 0as 8ein glatt abge=
lGgt mur0e.
0uIutb. Gas ct. Marp's
@ospital, ous gr6Bte &ru1fen6aus IN
Ser 5taot, lit ourb Die ItaOtilde @e=
lunobeits bebDr0e inter Guurantd1e
gelteQt moroen, neil in Ser 9eilan=
1talt nlebrere 6due BON IipbtberitlS
Be teben, lnn iomit cine Muitedungs=
qefubr porbunoen / It. IS Diirfen Dor
laufig feline nelen Eatienten aufge=
lnomr1en merOen::
Mpr6=9 afpta.
9ismurd. - 2a1t Berldt Oes
ltaatlihen 8anferaminatorS murOen
pom 1. September Biz 5l1m 10. SEQ
bender oieles Sabres 5ebn nelle 9un=
fen inn 5taute gegriinoet. Sic 55S
Stoatsbul1fen in Nor0oafota baben
Ger6iaolihfeiten ltno Sc tdnOe I'M Sc
TRACE BON $50,6S4,147.49 gege11
$5O,362, 699.74 inn September. Ser
aul1enbel tuno meilt cine 3unabme BON
St57534.4O lei Oen1 lebten geridte
al1f.
0epils2ufe.- Sesn elmer bon
Sen observation-disclosures einberutenen
MuIienperi ommlung int Spernhal11e
baben lih sic 9iirger fir idbrlihe gu
%menou1ge11 fir quite @ege ourh Den
Staut erflGrt uno fir elne Stelter=
fommiilion.
GullepGitn.-0 Die Shaffung
zines ltdnoigen Marftes fir Tarmpro=
Suite 0urb sic grridJtung zines @uo=
renbol1ies bterl elblt fat Ste belten
Musliften auf eine bal0ige @ermirfli=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

dltng. Ser Sto0tratb but einen 5rei=
brief fir 0as @egeredt SIT Oem BE-
treffenOen 8auplab bemtlligt.
Sarge. - Ser bielige CONNER
cial Club miro SEN Ser l1d MAIDEN,
1arn1er BON SGinols uno Soma fiir
Mplferei un0 6armermtrtbidaft I'M
Rebf luB=5bale gu intereliiren. Gin
apmite lit ernannt, meldes iid in
0ieier Mngelegenheit mit b%efanl1ten
Observation-Disclosures un0 Mderbauern in
GerbinOung leben ioa.
@abpeton. - Ser Sdulrat6
fat eine yleiollttion o1genomme1,
Ourd) pelfe es Snltrrftoren unb 2eh=
rern Ser offentliden Sdu1len perboter
miro, uftiDen s(ntbeil an @ablfam=
pag11en 81 nebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

nabte, moonrd oa5 aino erIbrud
rno lit oie Iiefe itiir5te; es muroe oils
2eibe anf 0em giie 0es Tlniies ge-
fun0en.
@inonu. - @s beiBt, oaB sic
&nuben- melde Dor
5lpei SaIren geldlolien mlroe, mieOer
er0ffllet miro. Ser Nlan Ser @ieoer-
.eroffnung entltano ourb Elm germdbt-
nib. bon $4,000, oas Don elmer Srall
Martin aus Stem @amplbire Ser 5dlt=
le tie lnmentariih iiber1pieie n murOe.
Iergus Salts. = Sci Sen
Au,sgrabungen fir Sos 5unoument Ell
ner ne1en &onfretbriife, melde Ste
Greet Nortbern 8abngeleui6uft bier
iiber Sen SluB bout, murOe Sic gnt=
oecfltng gemadt, Oab Ser Slubgruno
tbatladlih init Baum itdmnen ge-
pflultert lit.
0ulutb. - 9aS gen1einlume
&on1ite bes 5taotrutbs u1o Oes Com
merciul Club but IN iei1rem eben fer
tig ge1tellten 8eridte Sic Nnnabme
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser itd0ti=
iten &ermultung nuh 0em 9es Mfol=
ner=Spltem nit einigen Mhul1oerltn=
gen fir 91lutA empfoblen: SSn
Ser bier gebnltenel1 Sabresoerl anm1=
lung ser uMinnel otu Builders ST.
targe" fam es iiber 0os Sbena Ser
Observation-Disclosures Ser Nrbeitgeber Ii:
Tubrifinipeftior 5u elmer %lebbaftell
Iebutte 5piiten Oem ltuatli6en Mr=
bsitsfommiHars Mcgmen un0 George
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
Midigan.

WttujtYuH-
8aD Gitp. = Sn elmer San1=
flag Aben0 abgebaltenen Geriamr1=
lung Ser 3uderriiben= 3idter BON
9ap County mltr0e eine 0as gar5e
County einiblieBen0e Organization
gegriinoet 5lt Sem ausgeiprodenen
3mef, BON Sen 6abrifen b0bere Erei=
lie fir gelieferte Miiben 5u perlangen.
- Sic 8iirger Ser Sta0t mouen Oa5
nadite ltaatlide Snititut er6olter, ous
oie 9egislatur gutbeiBen miro. Man
bat lein Mugenmerf Be on0ers auf 0aS
@eim fir sic in Ser gntmidelung 5u=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. geridtet. Sena=
tor Collins fat cine 0iesbe5iglide
Jog. Sin aa1sgearbeitet urt0 Ban @itp
ais Sen geeignetiten 8lat oarin BE-
5eidnet.
Colorado.
0enper. - Die 8emii6ungen
Ser &ettungsmannlhaften, 0ie ant
6reitag Der udten> in Sic &oblengr11=
BE ser 2epoen Goal So. bei 2ep0en,
Colo, ein5uoringen, mo- am Weittmo6
cine Grploiion itattfano, Sic Elm Seu-
er inn @efolge bate, tparen erf olg=
los, ga iie tpegen ser giftigen Sole
1i6t int itun6 paren, Sic I'M @ege
lteben0en Sci tetnstriimner beiieite su
rdumen. Sc lit 0esbalb fait feline
@offn1t1g mebr borban0en, 0aB Sic
o1tr6 sic &ataItropbe in Ser @rube
eingeidlo1enen 5ebn 2eute nod ant
a%1getroffen mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

muroe unter $500 @iirgidaft oem
&reisgeridt iibermieien Ste 5ugleih
NIT SEN $4,000 fir Sen @ibbon=6aa
geleiitet mer0en iouen. ST lit jest
MIR mebr Ser ein5ige BON Ser 1ieb=
Jumilie, Ser lih In @uft be inoet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22

Sd mar nit l1nperoaulidfeit be-
boftet 5mei Sabre lang unO Derlu9te
an sic belten Mer5te in @%riltol, Senn.,
un0 lie fonnten nihts fir midi tbun,"
idTreibt 1bos. 6. @iuiams, MiOole=
6oro, &p. "3mei EaQuete Gbamber-
lains Mugen= un0 2eber=Sablette
heilten MIDI" 3u faufen be1 ole1r
6Gl1Olcrn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
9dmorrbotoeu IN 6 bic IL
900cu.

@uer Mpptbeter mirb @e16 5uriicferitattea. tuenn
Basp ointment nerfehlt. trgenb etnen Rail BON
iudenoen. blinben. bluter6en unb nororingenoen
Npotbefer es uiht haben. nirb es p~ortpfrei ae=
ianbt nod @nnpfang oes Ereiies BON Der Boris Me=
btcine Co., st. Qouis. Nip. 51=6mts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
9a6t Gud) immer oas &idtige geben

Gin gubititut lit eine gefdbrlide
Modobmung, ipe5iea tn Meoi5in. 9as
efte 6olens Sonep ans Sar beilt
@llten uno grfGltungen raid uno tit
int einem gelben Eaquete. Nebmt fei=
ne Subititute an. Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-22
Grtdltmag 5m Deilem 1t, cinem saee.

gebn1t ~1nratine BrDu1p Guinine 5ablette. Mpp=
tbefer itatter 0elo 5uriid. meun 6eiIung nerfeblt.
=. Us. @roue's 1nteridrlft lit an ieoer Sdbadatel.
25c. 51=6mts.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
HOP PICKERS HOLD
UP EXPRESS wagon
Ten Men Attempt Daring Rob
berry in Ukiah and Seven
Are Caught After Fight
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

UKIAH, Sept. 4-Ten hop pickers
employed on a ranch near this city
held UP the Wells Fargo express
wagon almost in the center of Ukiah
this afternoon, as it was returning
from the train They ragged the
driver, w. b Burgess and his guard,
David Babcock, from the seat, gave
them a severe beating and then started
off with the wagon which held the gold
box and large amount of money.
Half dozen persons who had wit
messed the attack fought to save the
gold box and, hand to hand battle
followed. Sheriff Donohue and Mar
shall Cleveland arrived during the
fight and arrested seven of the hop
pickers after a chase to the city linn
it's.
During the last week all 10 of the
men have been employed on Horst
Brothers ranch The three who escaped
are known and probably will be caught
tomorrow. The driver and the guard.
who were not armed, put up a hard
fight but were severely drubbed. Their
clothes were literally torn from their
bodies.
The seven men arrested gave their
names IS E Smith. Ma thew Furlons.
Tom Ferguson. Alton Bowley, Law
renee McCafferty, Victor Peterson and
Arthur Greggins, all from San Fran
cisco. 1T is believed here that the men
had been drinking heavily.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
DELEGATES
FIRST BAPTIST
Beautiful Church at Octavia and
Waller Is Scene of I'M
preSSive Services

The formal dedication service of the
First Baptist church of this city at
Octavia and Waller streets took place
yesterday morning, with all of the
church committee and a large congre-
cation in attendance. The dedication
services, read by the pastor Of the
church. Rev. George Elston Burlin-
game, were most impressive and were
followed by the prayer of dedication
offered by Rev. L. a Woods, who was
formerly pastor of the church from
1897 to 1902
The dedication sermon was given by
Rev. William Coleman Biting, u. D..
pastor of the Second Baptist church
OF st. Louis. Mo. The Church and the
Kingdom of God" being the subject
chosen. In the course of the sermon
he congratulated the congregation on
the way it had responded to the call
for the esta Enlistment of the new
church, which now with its 80 rooms
for class and meeting work, besides
the main auditorium with a seating
capacity of 1900 persons, ranks a one
or the finest religious buildings in this
city.
Prior to the religious ceremonies that
marked the dedication day, the report
of the building committee was read by
George Howard Moore, chairman of the
committee and Of the board of trustees.
$4,000 being needed for the compile
ton of the building and $4,000 for the
pipe organ for the auditorium, which
VIII come later.
The members of the building com
mittee, who were all present and aided
IN yesterdays services. were: George
Howard Moore, chairman; Albert S
weaver. clerk; Charles D. Northrop
treasurer; Hallett K. II. Mitchell, Fred
erick G. Bald, Nathan Brace, Hoye
White, George W. Fraser. John c.
Spauidlng, Frank Light and Rev.
George Elston Burlingame.
The musical program consisted of a
soprano solo, 20 Divine Redeemer.'' by
Nile. Eleanore Mart Joseph; the dedi-
cation hymn, Come Jesus" by Raw
Palmer. and several hymns by the
church choir.
The evening services also drew a
large crowd. the auditorium being
filled to the doors. Doctor Biting de-
1vered the sermon. which was "The
Earnest of Immortality" Miss Helen
Colburn Heath sang solo, Hear Us,
Q Father" Rock of Ages" and "Coro-
nation were sung by the congregation
and choir.
Today's program will commence at
lV-4o clock this morning with the
minister's meeting, which will be adj
dressed by Doctor Biting At 1880
this afternoon the pastor will enter
tain the members of the conference at
luncheon
In the evening there will be a pub
lie fellowship meeting. Rev. H H.
Bell. D. D., pastor of the First United
Presbyterian church, viii act as chair
man, pastors of the Protestant
churches of this city being the guests
OF the evening. The program will in
clude an address by Doctor Biting
on The Gospel of Life" and solo by
a. Ifannum
Following the service a reception TO
Doctor Biting will be given bv the
Ladies Aid society in the church par
Tors.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
PASTOR SPEAKS ON
ORGANIZED LABOR
Rev. William Friend UphoIds
Cause in Pulpit

special Labor day services were held
at the Howard Presbyterian church
last night Justice Melvin of the SUI
preme court. friend of the pastor.
rendered solo and assisted the choir.
Rev William Friend delivered the
sermon. He spoke in part as follows:
1t Is interesting to see labor loving
san Francisco amazed that the subject
Of organized labor has sufficient re-
llglOus. value to be with proprietv
talked about in the churches. The
word of the church declares that God
tolls, that God approves of rest, that
he has appointed man to earn bread
by the sweat of his brow and that the
laborer is worthy of his hire Moses
was an industrial leader, and the God
given laws Of the Hebrew were for
shorter hours and fair pay and better
treatment of those who toll
When l see Jesus with his 80 years
OF training in the carpenter shop of
Nazareth coming forth from this back
ground 1 am sure that on the eve of
Labor day he would be doing just what
we are trying to do in his name
The clergy has not been hoodwinked
into observing this day. 1t does not
do it by authority of the American
federation of labor alone. 1t has been
struggling for years for this very op-
portunity and it is glad of the cha nee.
You like these humane ambitions on
the part of men today. You see Chris
tians talking about honesty and right
eousness and equality and living
wages and the destruction of all spe-
cial privileges. You call this religion.
Well I ask you where it came from,
A cetnutry and more ago our forbear RS
were putting their practical lives to
the task of formulating theological
truths and living by them, and they
did. What was the authority?
1T was this old gospel of Jesus
Christ that was preached. Today we
preach the same gospel in the pulpits
Out of it you get a new theology, a
humanology. 1t is simply the old
story working out for the age what is
best for it."
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
AMERICAN FLEET
PLEASES GERMANS
Officers and Men on the Asiatic
Station Make Favorable
Impression

BERLIN, Sept. 4.-The IolxaI An.
1e'eer To-Day prints long letter from
us correspondent at Tsingtao in the
Ger man territory Of Kiaochau. China
oeailng with the recent visit there of
- olloeo states Asiatic squadron and
near ADMIRAL Hubbard. the commando
~ chiei, his officers and the men and
SHIPS Although 500 American seamen
were ashore at a time. the correspond-
ei1 says there was not a single in
seahce OF disorderly behavior The
men GOT on splendidly with the Germa n
sailors, which was due partly to the
lacJ tnat many OF the Americans spoke
German
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
WOMAN WITH LEPROSY
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

BALTIMORE, Sept. Mrs. Provi-
dencia Masca gni of this city, who was
removed to quarantine last May suffer-
ing with leprosy, has improved to such
an extent, according to a report by
Thomas L. Richardson. quarantine ply
stefan, that she may be completely
cured by Christmas
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05
FAIR PICKPOCKET GETS
DINNER AND THEN S216

William Zimmerman. sss Clay street.
told the police that a strange woman
picked his pockets of $216 the early
part of Saturday evening. He met the
woman in a Market street cafe. where
they had dinner. and he believes that
as she helped him with his OvercOat
she rifed his pockets. He describes
her as tall. handsome and brunette.
The discovery that he has invested IN
saIted mine is apt to make man peppery.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

The German government pays dam
ages to those injured on the state
owned and operated railroads. Last
year these satisfactions amounted to
more than S1,400.000, or 4 per cent on
SIS. GOO. 900.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

Motorists of Lancaster county. Penn
sylvania, known as the richest farming
county in the country, will offer 81 600
constructed by the county supervisors
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

dlsunctly near as well as those with
perfect hearing. Can be used at home
before deciding to buy. No treatment
required; gives instant assistance.
Thousands in use. Call or write for
particulars STOLZ ELECTR0PHONE
CO., GIT Phelan Building, San Fran
CISCO Cal
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

We feel sorry for a girl who knows more
than she ought to- and not much as she
should.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-09-05

schedule of passenger trains between
the two cities over the same route.
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IIHeS, 1t remalned
for a certain hat manufacturer. apro-
pos of bankruptcy proceedings, to ex-
plain that the automobile had driven
him to the wa1l-by diminishing the
use of the tall silk hat Barely one
tenth as many silk hats are sold at
present in the United States as were
sold 10 years ago, it is claimed, and,
OF course, the automobile has to take
the blame.
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Mrs W. Williams of San Jose. her Wmton and her bull terri
Major General Grant Urges Communicating
Of Autos in War Time
BY R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

Command eering in time of war of all
private automobiles holding four per-
sons or more, for the transportation
Of troops. is proposed by Major General
Frederick d. Grant in his annual re-
port to the war department, issued re-
Gently
He recommends a national law au-
thorizing the federal government. to
take this step should occasion require,
and also advises the construction of
large numbers of motor trucks for the
transportation of army supplies in the
field. He declares the use of such
trucks would save both time and
money.
The communicating of touring cars
which he suggests carries with it pro-.
visions for the reimbursement of the
owners on an equitable basis With
the improvement of roads, General
Grant foresees the time when troops
will be transported long distances in
motor cars, and the appropriation of all
privately owned machines. he believes.
would give the army efficient trans
portation on short notice.
One of the largest single shipments
of automobiles that ever went into the
northwest was for
Seasons Lar war ded recently
-- Northwestern rail-
way from the fac
tory of the Overland motor car com
pany in Toledo, o., to the Minneapolis
agency. The shipment consisted of rs
double decked railroad cars. each con-
tanning six motor cars, or $50 cars in
all. The shipment is regarded as a
record one for the reason that the
train was rushed through on special
schedule, in order to make up short
age of cars for delivery. The entire
journey occupied little less than two
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A branch in Paris, France. has bee
opened by the Diamond rubber com
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MUSICIANS UNION
WILL HOLD MEETING
Frank BorgeI to Represent Fed
Grafton i'm Parade

1cdM6MErs> The next meeting
CzzsE SSssssD of musicians union
EaAE No 6 will be held
Thursday, September 49, at D. m.
MEMBERS are requested TO be
present as many matters of i'm
portance will be discussed. A Arriola
was appointed on the board of di-
rectors at the last meeting. Frank
Borgel. eighth district officer. has been
appointed by President Weber of the
American federation of musicians to
act in his behalf as representative of
the federation In the coming Admis-
sion day parade. Dues and assessments
for the third quarter, amounting to
81, are now payable to the financial
secretary. Two assessments of % cents
each have been levied on account of
the deaths of Charles Goetting and
w. H. Berger.
Bakers union No. "a will hold a
special meeting next Saturday evening.
The subject under discussion will be
the proposal to establish a cooperative
French bakery that will use the union
label. The union leaders think that
this move will have a tendency to give
union conditions and six day week to
all Latin bakeries in the city.
At the last meeting of the retail
shoe clerks union No. 410 Max E. LIGHT,
international president; was chosen
delegate to the Los Angeles conven-
ton of the state federation Of labor.
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Although it has almost grown to b
q kind of sport to blame the automc
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One of the largest single shipments
of automobiles that ever went into the