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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
@eorg q. S''tsera(o

oes Ser. ct. llnteriHat=
ants III Chicago
in Uer6inounq mif Dem oor or.i Jn6-
rem erfo(gten Derfdujnoen uon
$4,000 uer6Gtet.
Die 1nnbes beb6roeu batteu cine
Qift aHeetpenhet
lin sJiBgeralb glaubsn gu MAIDEN, baf
man ibm nihts nle4r onba6en
t0nne.
Der gadftein 1ruit untsr Qntlags
abolpb Rotbbart bon Der 1yirma War.
tin Rotbbart &c 60. IN Rem yort,
ct. peiersbura 2OHoon uno
Jrantflirt
Sr Reip gort unter Der anslas. osi
@robbiebitobls 1erbaitet.
Was Der Repr. Die Jumss, ap.
lber bic BoIIinger qinduts
slffatre 3u iagen bat.
gyploiion in elmer aohlsngrub. il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
0as YaHa9ier SuftiHiH
,,3eppelin W."
Sn 8aben.8aben am Wittwpd)
serit6rt
9aHbem es seraSe tn bic 0allcn'
halle 9ebra6t tporbeu tpar.
Giner Der Gaiolinbebdlter mar beim
Rsinissn Der Waihiuen eyplooirt.
limb bas prdhtige 2uftfhiff sins bann
i'm Gu in s5lommsn aui.

Die Wsfto.utfte Jabriionssns4f foeias
tion
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

gyploTon in elmer aohIsngru5. in
Clinton, SHo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
MuSlan0 Selegrapb.

Muslano Selegrapb.
Die 3eppe(in BaGons Oom
lln0(d6 Ofrfo(ol.
0as VaHagier 8mfti1iH
,3eppelin VI"
Sn 8aoeu.8 8aoen am WlittwudJ
serit6rt
9la@Sem es 8eraSe tn bic 0allcn'
halle eebra6t tporbeu tpar.
Giner Der gafolinbebdlter mar beim
Rsinis.n Der Waidiusn erplODirt.
limb bas prddtige auftfdiff sins bann
i'm Nu in J!ommen aui.
Die Wsitoeutfhe Jabrifontens4 oeids
tion
9.rInnst aufbsbuus bes beutfhsames
riianifden patsntsWsrtrases,
Weil Ct Der heutihen Snbuiirie unb ben
beutIden patentinbotxrn S4as
ben sufiist.
Die IsropIane bel ben fran5oiil4sn
Wdn0pern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

Nos Der R.pr. Die Jamss, ap.,
uber bic Bollingsr pindpts
2lffaire au i1sen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Die Sanptiadjs.

StduisIaus sgrebniat lift aur @b.
Ietftuns fsiner Militdrpflidt ua9
Berlin Su ben @arot 8anonieren
einseaosen iporben. Mit srObter
Spannuns ertparten ibn feline Ins
seb0riseiL dls er bas erite Mal uuf
trlaub tpmmt. @ie ibm Berlin sss
falIs, bic srobs. fd0ne RsFbsna,
bon tpel6er al. fdon 70 piele mGr'
6enbdfte 9inse seb6rt tn ibrem
pplnif9en Reite. llno Stdnisfaus
ersdblt gang beseiitert: %, Berlin,
Berlin = So fid5 ipunb.rbare Stabi
: sibt es iid ba srpBartises -
Rommibbrot!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

": rWas. Du iptfIft ausaiebsn9
R6 benfe, 9u iparit 70 sufrieoen nit
beiner WobnunsS"
g.: rSa frsiIid. @ber bente Dir,
bleid unten an Der sreppe bdt i@
snein S6uiter sinssmietbet. limb bic
Stisfel, bic i1 ibm f9uIbts bin. tndr'
zen tmmer ssrab' srtra fart, tpena
f9 BET fstner Sbiir borbeiseb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
paum@sn ans ssanserer.

Sod iibcr einem @aiierfall,
aIf nie ertlomm nem 6ellenrdno,
S1oO Der ipiIoem gSogenihiuaIl
sSn golbnen 8riibteu prul9ertb itanb
Gin @6im6en eininm iinb oIIein,
9iur aneeladt pom Sonnenideiu.
Gin @anbrer. Der boriiber eiug.
Gum Sdrm6en iprad): ~Su udrrild
Sing,
8as itcbit Su ba seihmiidt. gebiidt,
Bon Sriibten Idbiper. Die Steiner pfIiidt
9ie an benz Selien nadt uno BLOB
SinroIlen in oes sberiuos SdooB?"
Sas @Gun16en iaste: ~2ieber Raun,
Sang ridlt nit mir 5u bdoern anl
gfidt i'd bab' mid bier6in 9epflan5t,
Ro nit benz Stiirm Die @oee. tan5t,
SD griine, bliib nno tra9e Sridt,
Sie itbIeubr' i'd in Die syelienihludt;
@obin iie bann bic BelIen tragen.
SD babe nidts banadl 5u fragen."
Ser Ranb'rer fort aiif ieinen Sfao
Sns griine Sbal biuunter trat
nnb lab, tpie an bes ga6es Hanb
Gin drfner Sirtentnabe itanb,
Der iih all iiiber Sruht erfriidte.
Sie emiig aus benz Bad er fiidlte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

- Iutrtennuns. 8usdbuuo
Gum poliseibiener, Der ibn am aras
gen s.padt bait: ~Set mub i'd idssn.
set babsn Sic i'm Griff!"
ausfi9t. ~Gs ftebt itbr
ihlimm nit Dem 9ranten." = rSit
oenn feline SOffnung mebr9" =
Die 9lerSt. baben ibn bereits uufge>
gsbsn." rgau, isben sic, bunn
triegen mir ibn aud ourd."
- Sein 9ebtimniB. .S5s
rem sic. lpie t0nn.n sic mir oisIen
0ottor q. aIs arst smpfebten! Der
1T ia oi. llnbOflidteit ieIbt!" =
.Ob, bod nibt; er lit fshr Iiebenss
piiroig = ct Idbt ts Ti4 nur nidt
merten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

ae9tfertisuus. o.: nSie
nennen ii6 INNER SemperenSIer. uno
oO9 fab i'd sic idon pieoerbolt
Wein trinten. = g.: .Su; absr i'd
trinfs Den Dein :pie @afer."
- Cine &InfIerf lie.
sd iase Sbnen, oas RGs4en Der
Srau Werner 1T elm 9eoia t!' -
LIMB Die ibres Mdnnes elm a
&upferfi id!"
Gutter Ratb. Ssosr Msnfd
fei au9 elm gutter &uufmann uno
i.oer &aufmanu f.i aud elm gutter
Msni9; man fude bas alertlsinits
@ei9Gft tpabrSunebmen. aber man
made ni9t aus i.b.r 3lsinigtsit Elm
@sf9Gft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

-GrtIGrt. ReSatteur: Sappsrs
ment, bat ubsr SSSbre 8alluoe boIprigs
8erfe9" = Si9ter: sd bab' fis
AUDI uuf einem 2sit.rpas.n s.oi4s
tet.A
= 2ebrsreebGfter. 2ebr.r:
-Muper. lei.n Sic Die nG9Ite DUFF
gabe por" Maber: Sin Oberlsbrers
eebuIt bstrdst idbrIid -----
Sebrer: ~2obnt ii9 nidt; n.bmen 81,
slsi4 Die fOIsenbe 9lufsabe."
% peb! 9i9tsrin: ,8ie i'd
nit Sreuben febe, baben sic in Der
beuti9en WOrssnSsituns mein @,oi9t
abgeorudt." = Reoufteur: -9lIlerz
oings, dber ih babe bsrsits eine sanae
gln5abI bon 9rObbriefen setrisst."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

RiBberfGrbniB. Obrens
ar5t: vSie iino &uFirer unb iibsr
mas Hagen Sis9 : patient: pnebsr
Summen i'm Obr!" = 4rSt: ~uno
pis bod iino Oisfe Summen9"
Dor fdGas5ur 8 lite. ans
sstlaster: nDurf i'd msine Strafs
nidt iebt sI.id ubiiBen9 Wleine
S4pissermuttsr 1T ssraoe gum Be
fu9 bd."
@m Stammttf d. Der
@iinsberg 1T bod elmer unierer pisls
berIpre9enbit.n iiinser.n &iinitler. =
ND ial Dapon tann i9 elm 2ieo iin>
gen. Seit Stpei Sabren ptripri6t er
mir tGglidb. bi. beioen Gn5iige gu Bee
aablen. Die id ibm sspumpt babe"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

9a alfo! 9aff: .aeIln.r.
ods Bier f9medt mir nidt, oas se.
itrige mar piel beiier!" aellner (Oer.
traulid): mglb.r bas lit ia bon gee
itern."
-8aIleefprg6 6. Dame: rSie
fagen, Sic puren beute binter gss
ipeibten Mauern. alfo pobl i'm Rlos
iter9" = SDriter: r0as seraos ni9t.
snGbises SrGulein. aber auf Der
@etpeibausftellung."
= 9rudfe6ler. (glus bem
Netrolog zines 2iteraturIsbr.rs.) Mit
@orliebe ma9te oer peretpiste Suseno.
bilbner feline 3Oslinse nit ben fdOns
iten osutf4en ainoermdb9en pers
trnut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

Der @ipfeI. Srinter (im
Streit au feinem Sr.uno): Sch. i'd
beraate Did pie elm 9lus = Wdf'
fer!N
abnunespplI. pump=
meier: ~Sie, Tulpentbal, ipolItn Sic
mir alfo bieien Gn5us er.6itirenS"-
~Sagen sc mer erit, ipie biel Sreps
pen bod tpObn.n seq
SIN 9.ri9tsfdaI. Ri9t.r:
sWarum tpeieern sic fid oenn. Die
Ulietbe fiis ben asller gu Subleng" =
SdnoelsmauR: Der Sdusptrtb bat
mir ben Seller als 9sI9dftsfeIIer
permietbet." = Rtdter: rRa unog"-
9an6elsmann: sd babe bis beute
nod t.in 9sf4dft Oarin s.md@t."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

-@Ioffe. alte Sunsfer Su fein,
lift pabrbaftis Elm bitteres Coos -
ite bat nidts unseFellt uno mub -
fiben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

-8orpurf. nOu, feb Der, ipis
f9Dn Die 8lumen pieoer seporben
flno. neil i'd fie in ben Regen 'nauss
eeit.lt bab." = rSeiTas, Weib, lpars
lin bdit ou Did benn ni9t slsi4 basu
eeItellt2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Der &ritifer.

CRIT mar 2lutor er fefber
Sn profa uno @eoi8t;
0od cine tii4t'se 2eiituns
geIang tim leiosr ni4t!
SEPT 1T es NIT tbm anoers -
Gr gilt als srobes 2i4t:
gr 5ebrt bonn Gette anb'rer.
9ie tritifd er beipridt!
(garl Saupt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

Cute 8efannte. Gs iprd1
su Der Sreunoiu Die 5rau Wluior
ssroben, = Der Saffeetii9 bate Iie
innig pereint: = .@snn Die &dtbin
funmt, ppa'n mir Die 0ottor'n
re&t Ioben. = Die iino iid ndmli8
fpinnefsino!"
Sn Der @potbste. sd
bitte nm cine Slafhe Saurpu4ss
pomaoe!" = r@robe ober tleine
SylaIbe2" = naltine = fir turaes
6dur."
Re6tbabertfb. b. = Batter
(uls feiu tleiner Sunge auf ben Stubl
qeItiegsn iiD: Der 2dus6ub fGnst
aud fbpn an. re9tbaberii9 5u Der<
ben, =. iebt babe ib ibm f&on ortiz
NAL seIast, sr tpiro bonn StubI fuls
len, unb irumer nod itebt CT oben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26
Setradltnng.

Dir tommt tein S4Gosl in ois Ausr'
Don Dem man fust: Der 1T gang
leer."
Senn INNER ma6t bic @itelteit
Sid in oes S9G6els Soblraum brett.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-26

BON Der @ieindlba a 3 n.
,,@arum fdbrt benn Der 3ug nidt in
bic Station ein9" r~Sd, fpihet
OF. benz 3usfiibrer iei' 8drbeIe ii9t
am 9erron burn NIT an Steda in
6'r Sanb unb oa traut er ii9 bait
nit borbsis'fabra!A"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
PUPILS TO greet
G. A. R. VETERANS
Board OF Education Grants HOli-
day for Children to ATT
tend Parade

OAKLAND. April 1S.-The board OF
education has granted the schools Of
this city a holiday. Friday. April %, in
order that the pupils may take part in
the big Grand Army parade. The chill
dren will be lined up on either side
of the line of march and strew flowers
in the path OF the old soldiers.
The veterans have been asked by
Rev Charles II. Brown to attend the
services Of the First Congregational
church of Oakland Sunday evening.
April 23. y special section will be re-
served. and the old fighters will be
received by the young members Of the
cadet corps of the church.
General \. P, Chipman. who was
judge advocate at the trial of Major
Wirz, confederate cOmmandant of the
AndersOnvitle prison. will be the prin
cipal speaker at the campfire meeting
in the auditorium of Rice institute
Tuesday night. He will take as his
theme. Was Wirz a MartyrT'
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
AFFINITY CAUSES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE
Husband Who Tried Suicide
! Now Asks Courts Aid in
Securing Freedom

OAKLAND, April 13.-Albert olivia,
who attempted to commit suicide April
3, today filed suit for divorce against
his wife, Mary. The couple were
married March 80, few days before
Olivia sought to end his life.
Frank" whose last name is un-
known to Olivia, is the cause of all
the trouble, according to the complaint.
Mrs. olivia told her husband the day
after they We're married, he says. that
she loved Frank better than himself.
Furthermore Olivia declares, she
showed her preference for Frank" by
going out with him.
Driven desperate. olivia tried to
make away with himself.
olivia says that he has begged his
wife to forget her lover. Her father
has done the same, he says, but she
would listen TO neither of them. On
April and again on April 10 she
stayed away from home to be with
Frank according to the husband.
The following new suits for divorce
were begun today: James P. Harris
against Charlotte G. Harris, desertion
Wilson, failure to provide; William NJ
Patterson against Beulah NJ. Patterson
desertion
The following were granted DEGREES
of divorce: Lillian NJ. Leonhart against
Otto B. Leonhart, final desertion; Mabel
w. Thompson against Charles T.
Thompson, interlocutory. failure to pro-
vide: Nellie Werly against John H
Werly. final failure to provide and
desertion; Margaret Marshall against
John H Marshall final, desertion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IL
San Francisco Wednesday, ApEi Is. 1910
ANNA ZU MASDORF LIPPE- CHESTERFIELD
ASCHAUER-Prince Carol Anna zu Masdori
Lippe- Chesterfield "a. Rhineland Germany.
and Amanda Aschauer, %, Bergzabern Pfaz,
Germany.
BOOTZIN-FUKS-Ma Bootzin, o. 755 Golden
Gate ave, and Nina Fuks Is, San Francisco.
BREIIME- E-SHEA-karl F. Brehme, 81, and Mae
E. Shea, -. both Of Pasadena.
DALY-SHERMAN-Tho NJ DAILY, A. and
Margaret A. Sherman, II. both of - Eleventh
street.
LIEPSIC-MOSES-Josep Iiepsic 21 1853
OFarrel ST.. and Henriette Moses IS, 1924
Dolores st.
IE-FARRELL-James McGuffe IS.
and Florence c. Farrell. %, both of ca Boyd
street.
PERRAND0-BULLA-M Perrando 23 1880
Nineteenth ave, and Alfredo Bulla, II, 1926
Nineteenth ave.
PLACE-BAROC--Lo Place 81 412 Church
ST.. and Catherine BarOu 20, 467 Duboce ave.
WARD-WHITNEY-Ch Ward 21 1913
Florida St, and Helen Whitney. 1s, 1896 Treat
avenue.
ECK-HOFFLMAYR-He Henry Wieck 80 and
Martha Hofflmayr, 81, both of 4S2 Natoma st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14

CENSUS men Will
BEGIN WORK SOON
District Inspectors Assigned and
Returns Credited According
TO Place of Abode

OAKLAND, April 13.-The work of
taking the federal census will begin
Friday morning. James NJ. Burke, SUI
pervisOr of the third congressional dis
trict. is holding daily classes for the
Instruction of the enumerators.
The public school census is to be
taken here at the same time as the
federal enumeration. and TO avoid con
fusion Supervisor Burke has tagged
MS deputies with distinctive badges.
There viii be So national census
takers in Oakland, 80 in Berkeley and
IS in Alameda, the rest of the list
being distributed among the outlying
districts.
On account of thousands being en-
ployed in San Francisco, while resi-
dents Of the east bay cities, it was
feared that their names might be
credited TO San Francisco, but under
the law a person doing business in
san Francisco but living in Oakland
viii be numbered with the population
of this city.
The census takers are authorized to
ask all questions essential TO the rec
ord and any deputy disclosing a COM
ance of his duty is liable TO a severe
penalty A refusal to impart the in
formation asked for is a misdemeanor
punishable with a 500 fine.
In order TO facilitate the enumera-
tlon this city has been divided into
i've sections. The section east of Lake
Merritt is under J. A Brennan, in
spector, 1901 Twenty-third avenue The
district west of Lake Merritt and south
of Twelfth street is in charge of Z. W.
Barnhart Tribune building. The sec
tion between Twelfth and Twenty-sec-
ono streets west Of Broadway. and be-
tween Broadway and Lake Merritt
north OF Twelfth street is in charge
OF William Osborn. 127 san Pablo ave
nue.. All west of Broadway, north of
Twenty second street. is under the di-
rectcn Of N Z. Harrison, 1920 Tele-
graph avenue The water front and
harbor Is in charge Of NJ. T. Calvin
Clarence ". Peck is inspector for
Berkeley at 2l45 Center street, and
Alameda comes under S. Bruce Wright
al 1910 Oak street
Complaints or inquiries regarding the
census should be made TO the inspector
of the district
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14

or coid cream, as it contains no fats
nor oils that will cause hair to grow.
FOR massag ging. apply with the fingers
and then rub gently with the fingers
It Will roll the dirt and CRIME ont Of
the skin and thoroughly cleanse the
P5 IN cases OF tan, freckles, chap
PED lace, etc, apply and let remain for
few hours.
p j.. T.: You must not expect too
mueh @ from the kardene tonic I gave
you a recipe for year ago. You saw
II helped you last spring, but that YOU
are suffering from the same tired ont ;,
ianguld feeling now and that your
complexion is SalloW and spotted with
plmpIes. You are probably one of the
millions of people who need a tonic
every spring to purify the system and
rld the biood of impurities accumulated
curing the winter, when people live in
doors and eat too much meat and foo
few vegetables. Get from your drnp
glst one ounce of kardene. mix it with
~ cup OF sugar and II pint of alcohol,
quart. Take one tablespoonful five
minutes before each meal and before
Tetlring. This inexpensive tonic will
do again what it did for you last wear.
1t purifies the blood AMI your pin1nies
and ugly blotches will soon disaDnear
1t also acts benefcially upon the stom-
ach and liver and strengthens ana
builds up the entire system.
L. s.: If you think eve glasses de-
tract from your appearance. why don't
you try to do without them? You can
make an eye tonic that will siren gthen
your eyes and help them if they are
dull and listless, tire easily and are
inclined to become infiamed lust pet
from your druggist an ounce of crvsfos
and dissolve it in a pint of water This
eye tonic will not smart or burn II is
used by many society women and ac-
tresses whose eyesight is perfect. but
who wish to make their eyes bright
and sparkling.
Vanity Fair: Don't do il again
That is the trouble with most scans
and ready-prepared shampoos and Won
can blame the light streaks in yonr
hair to your mistake. If YOU want fo
restore life and color to your drv dnIl
and brittle hair. shampoo with cantbrox
and use quinzoin hair tonic. When
ready for your shampoo, Just dissolve
teaspoonful of canthrox in a Gun of
hot water and proceed as you wouId
with any other shampoo. 1t fathers
freely, cleans the hair and scalp thor
oughly and relieves itching head II
dries quickly and leaves the hair
bright soft and fluffy. You can get a
canthrox shampoo at almost any hair
dresser's, but the cost is only a trifle
when taken at home. For making
auinzoin hair tonic see answer to AN
ME Laurie
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
WILL BEGIN LAYING
WIRES UNDERGROUND
Works Board Receives Bids for
Miles of Cable

OAKLAND, April 13.-The board of
public works received bids this morn
ing for Il miles of cable of assorted
sizes, to be used in putting the lines
of the fire alarm and police telegraph
system underground when the new
building provided for in the recent
bond issue is completed.
While the work of preparing con-
duits and of placing cables may start
within a month, the successful bidder
viii have $50 days in which to make
deliveries.
The lowest did was submitted by the
Waterbury company, an eastern con-
cern, their price being s13,415.1O.
Other bidders were the Standard un-
Gerground cable company, Western
electrical company and A. Rittigstein
&, Sons
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
STUDENTS ELECT
HAINES PRESIDENT
Make New Provision for the
Handling of Funds of the
Four Classes
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BERKELEY, April 13.-The associ-
ated students of the University of CAL
ifornia at their election today chose
the following officers for the ensuing
term: President. George A. Haines;
vice president, Gus Olson: secretary.
r. L. Miller; graduate manager. Milton
p. Farmer.
A new provision has been made by
the student body giving the handling
of the funds of the four classes into
the hands of the graduate manager.
Farmer will also have direct charge of
athletics.
The women's department of the stu
dent body elected officers as follows:
President Miss Rose Gardner; first
vice president, Miss Leigh Spafford
second vice president. Miss Elda Egg
CERT; secretary, Miss Emile Harold
treasurer Miss Dorothy Fish. There
was no opposition to the president and
first vice president.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
APPROVES Plan To
FILL RAILWAY PIER
City Council Asks Federal Gov
ernment to Grant Key
Routes Request
Especial Dispatch 10 The Colll

OAKLAND. April 1a.-The city coun-
ell adopted resolution tonight re
questing the war department of the
federal government to give permission
TO the. San Francisco Oakland and San
Jose railway to fill in the Key Route
pier.
The city engineer favors the MAX
ing of such fill to provide a pro
lection for the Key Route tAssin" on
the western water front against shoal-
ing by silt from the Sacramento river
The council also recommended by
resolution that a 100000 item go into
the coming proposed bond issue. to be
used for building municipal audi
torium
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
APACHE" DANCE
HIT At ORPHEUM
PantOmime Portrays in Re-
markabIe Fashion Life in
Partisan Underworld

OAKLAND, April 13-'La Petite
Gosse,' with Mile. Corio in the Apache
dance. has caught the patrons of the
Orpheum as an unusual production
Interesting as picture of the under
world of Paris it compeIs more than
ordinary attention as an Illustration
of pantomime art never before seen
to such advantage on the American
stage.
AS foil TO the pretty French actress
who holds the leading womans role, is
BartOletti equally strong in the mans
part
Nonette the pretty gypsy violinist,
has again captured a premier place
on the OrpheUm program. Her viva
cious and magnetic personality is no
small part of her acceptable musical
Offering
stelling and ReyeI, English aero
batic comedians, are cleverly funny.
Wits girls from Melody lane sing
well and supply a dainty act
Kranzman Taylor and White are
about as lively trio of musical come
dams as ever graced the Orpheum
stage.
Madame Morichnis operatic seIec-
tions are most acceptable.
Avery and Harts blackface comedy
and the dancing and songs of Berg's
six merry girls complete an excellent
bill.
Commencing Monday night the Or
pheum viii present motion pictures of
former President Roosevelt's expert
ences in Africa.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
PROBATION GIVEN
TO CASHIER NEAL
Judge Brown Prescribes Method
of Repaying Money

OAKLAND, April 13.--Mercy in the
shape of 10 years probatfon was ex-
tended today by Judge Brown to ]. E
Neal, former cashier of the Sunset
lumber company, who embezzled $4,000
from his employers. but the condition
was imposed by the court that Neal
should pay back the money he had
stolen.
Furthermore the way in which he
should pay it was prescribed
Judge Brown decreed that he should
pay $50 month for the first two years
$35 a month for the next seven years
and the balance in the last year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
COUNTY LODGES WILL
HAVE NEW OFFICERS
Order of Hermann'S Sons to
Hold Annual Meeting

OAKLAND, April I3.-The Alameda
county lodges of the order Of Her
mann's Sons viii hold meeting next
sunday evening in Germania hall for
the purpose Of installing officers for
the ensuing term. The fnstaIlatfo
viii be made by John Brendel, grand
president of the order in California.
The order of Hermann's Sons was
first organized in Germany. At pres
ent there are 775 lodges in the United
States. There are 3S lodges in Cali
fornia. six Of which are in Alameda
county. the membership in the latter
numbering more than 700.
Lodges that are to have officers in
stsl are:
California lodge No. . Enensl lodge No AZ
Edelweiss lodge No. ?. West Berkeley lodge No
81 Hayward lodge No. Il and Victoria lodge
No. e
The national meeting of the ordeS viii take
place in San Francisco in 1913.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
NEW POSTOFFICE TO
BE READY NEXT YEAR
Plans for Alameda Federal
Building Being Prepared

ALAMEDA, April 13.-According to
Charles S. Neal, who sold to the federal
government the northwest corner of
Central and Park avenues as a site for
a new postOffice building. the structure
will be completed by the end of next
year. It is understood that plans for
the building are being prepared Con-
gress appropriated s125,0O0 for the
postOffice site and structure. The loca-
tion cost $4,000, leaving s111 900 for
the building.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14
MOTHERS CLUB WILL
HOLD MAY FESTIVAL
Springtime Fete Will Be HeIe
April 80

OAKLAND. April 13.-The mothers
club Of the Durant school will give a
May day festival Saturday. April 80.
over 250 children viii take part in the
fete
There VIII be the usual May pole
dance. followed by a flower drill. in
which the tots OF the lower grades are
70 he costumed as roses. Miss Elsie
Horner has been selected as May queen.
She VIII be attended by Hannah Kiugel-
hofer. Ethel Macarthur, Dorothy Van
Haltren. Mary Shaley. Helen Warwick.
Mary Brady and Hazel Nottinger as
queens maids
a feature OF the affair viii be a baby
snow, the most beautiful youngster to
ne awarded loving cup presented by
the mothers club The committees Of
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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-14

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