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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
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fen, Die Or. 5urtmnn erhGlt uro Die
aus ben1 Ser8en Iiebenoer gliitter
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Fhlteblih pollen Die 2cute SetIungen.
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MaS benz YoIi3eiaerid3t.

Grou Beniamin Wasnsr, aliasJrdu
s.. WiIIer, alias 9arbausb .rf9isn uns
ter Der antlage Der @i9aurie DOT oerl
Ri1ter. Dis Gin3eIheiten oes Galles
iinb bereiis ausfiibrIid beri6tet fpor<
ben. Die Qnssilostt bieli, aIs iie Dor
Die SGrdnten trat, eth Iaiheutu6 Dor
bis aussn anb tpsin.e bitterli4. Jhr
8ertbtibiger Rthtsanpalt 6etnsmann
bedntraaie Dertasuns. uuo Der Gan
,purbe auf Dpnnerftas. IL. Widi, CUR
DerbonbIuns onsefesi. Die garsihaft
In 6Dbe bon $1,000 ipurbe bon oem
Wiribe G1mlmann bon Der gdt Der
aOnsrortb unb plum Strabs ss!ei'
fit..
Gnmuel aepi purbe unitr Der ans
.Iage bes @robbiebftabls ben 0robgtr
fctipotenen iibtrtpieim, unb omar unter
$1,000 GiirsIhaft. Der Waann mar
b,ionntIi1 am Wittipod auf 0erans
Iaffuna Der 1rau golbie Smiib. Gats
fin zines gbieaaoer Wirtbes. perbaftet
lporben. sic bebauptet. bob 2epi re
peronldbt bate. nit ibm nah ein'
einnoti burh3ubrennen, i.boh nat)
furaer 3eit itrer lberbriiHis fpuros,
ibrt gaari4aft unb Sdnudia6en an
fidb nahm unb fie isIbft in sinsm ReiOrt
un.erbronit.
2erop Wartin tpurbe .benfolls ben
OroBsefhtporsxn iiberpieien. uni
sipcr unter Der 4nilase Der Ghedfal'
ihuna. Mis bereits seItern beridtst
iou er ben Ramen zines Witarbeitsri
auf eintmG bed iiber So s,fdlfdt baben
Der 1an segen ben bes uns.Isblt
den Uerioufs BON Goeain ongetlagtsr
Or. sfront Jobnion. BON 6. uni
Mounb Strabs, einen Regsr. ruuro'
nahbem mebrere 3eugen pernonlmsl
tporbsn lraren, big ndditen Wlittnod
perfdcben. Die Ginselbeii.n eiirfteI
nnfer.n aeiern befannt iein.
henrp unb Jrant Shmdb. Bate
unb Gobn, hatten iin unttr Der anild
az Des tbdtIi1.n ansriffs Su psront
ipurttn. Gie betreiben an ber Wdrnsl
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rem gso&burn geisr s5iHsl in Strei
rsrutben, rwlner in 1bdtlihteiten aus
artete. ;yiHei peranlabte ipdter Di
Derbaftnng ieiner 5siben 0sgne,
6enrp G6fpab, Der Batter. tpurbe frsi
aslpro6sn, fp6brsnb Grant, bsr Sobr
NIT elmer Gelbitrafs BON S. uno ac
fen bslegt tpuroe.
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Spielr
Gb.erlaubniRiheine.

(8eo. 6. Sugats, 81, SpringfieIb, 81.
lSro 81. 9robaro, 30, Staot.
Sobn 2unop, %, Satsm AUe.
lgmmQ aopmau, p, 8uoo Ctr.
(Go. +. Sbertlman, 80, DeitsrnaDe.
lgnntbiQ Sbompion, 81, 80. s. Ctr.
lglug. Ia6tmann, q, MansfielD5tr.
! SeIen Utaloen. 19, grouopap.
iWQtbius Meper, %, Gin Str.
lMurn geiciup, 19, gurret IOe.
IRobert 9rdDIep, 26, 5ugbes Ctr. -
I5rances 3iut9raf, %, Su9bes Str.
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Oeburten.

Sarrp unb peorl Sonisn, 1934ga'
FERN glpe., Wdoaen.
gurp unb 5annp gaobp, STA W. 9.
Str, anats.
Clifford unb 2ouile Sunham, 4627
Columbia Ape., anabe.
Natibias uHo Wtar9dret 2utens.
3743 9,ehmont 4x. Rdbben.
gbparb unb Gona Garter, 423Z
Eai.ern Mpe., anobe.
ssobn unb Udrp Winfel. 724 Stats
Abe, MdbheH.
6oraee unn CLARA Sprote, 334 I'd
4. Str. WGbdtn.
1reberid unb Marsdret auftns
e17 Megberfon ape., auak.
sfraneis unb Usabel Wiarphn, 12lI
Qpubon Ctr, Wdoten.
Wiliam unp Wsinnis Sddier, 1863
Jbo Str, 3nabe.
Winium unb 8lande 2etpis.. $50
peabobp aIDe,. anabs.
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gterbli1feitsberidbt.

Catherine mabsr, 81, 1889 gamer
Str, SerSlsioen.
Rorp Belle Refor, AZ, 254 9reens
bale Qpe., 8lutarmuth.
Sanles Ssurp @atts, 50, gurnet
5cuie, 2sberentSiiuouns.
German 8. Rothert, Is, 1914 Bah
miller Ctr, grisbts Niepentrautbsit
UiQinm 8aueo, 80, 731 WeWattr
@pe., Snqusit in Stpebe.
9ictor 9ioi, "a, Il Sit Court Str.
2urs.nsitsiinoune.
Sobn Ste.rle. A. 986 2uolon
qoe., 9lutoergiFtuus.
Soisph 9frorer, 66. 1716 8ine Ctr
5sr3leiben.
gti9arb +. Seulp. 80, 1440 Sobr
Str, Shpinbiuht.
emma 2outie Wable. SO, 2161
glpiiun Str, auugentrebs.
Nurp Rpon. 706 Carr Ctr.
Shtpinoiuht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07

genes ealat5l 25e per Euars; ferner sue
tcuistaeu ftiHsn EsltfatsHeu bf
6emra @etsteL
a33 %. q. ctr. uahe Central Mse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07
airhlibss.

- Sn Der Gpurs. 3ious @emetnos.
un Is. uno Bremen Strobs, ~. 9.
@iebe, paItor) if am SpHntug Wlor>
gen 8ottssbierlt I'M 1918 uhr. Sas
Tbema Der 9rebist lautet: rMis Sott
in alien Dineen seprisIen Deroen Ipu.~
Der qhenbsottsscienit 1T um $50.
- grebis:r Sobn g. Braun, bon
Der gr'ten OeutIheu 8iitDfl. Wetboo.
Rtrhe. an Der Ruos Strabe. atptftsu
Der 13. uno IA. Ctr. maht betonnt,
ooB am Sonntosmorser abenomoblsa
9pttesoisnft itattFinoet. qaftor q. j.
Rprt, goitpr pom .ghriftlihen apolo'
oeten", piro prebiger. abeHos ptre
Der 9reoiger Der @eneinbe eine Sins
relFubrts sgrebist balten uno eas
2iebesfeit leiten. Seoermunn III einge-
Iaben uno tpilItommeu,
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6ebahtuibfeirr.

ssn Der 60. BRIT. Ct. Rattbduss
Airhe, Gde Gin uub 2ibertp StraBe.
finbet morssn abenb 7.30 ubr cine
uemeiuibaftIihe 9ebGhtnibfeier beI
beutjfen Obj ssellous itutt. Die
SebddtniBrebs bdlt puitor ). B. Ser.
tram. sserner ipirten bic 9uitoren 8
Baum, Gbparb 8oB, Carl ). 8
S6u1ibt uno 6. 5aun NIT. 5erI
8ultao Rois perlieIt bic 2iite Der psr"
itorbenen. Gin biibites mufttalrhes
groeramm pirb ebenfaIIs burdse.
fiibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-07

Sprism4aompognis 80, IN Gpuns
ftou, ipurbe geitern telepboutit be-
na6ridtigt, baB Der friibere Jeuer'
pebrl.utnant Sos. MilIer, irelher BEN
Departement iehsehn Sabre ongehort
bate, auf Der 5eiu,fobrt bon artspnc
b.ariFfsn, i'm BeiIeiu ietner Satin aui
einem gabnsuss in Mpon,ins se'torber
i;.. Riller bate iih nat 4ri3onu be
u,ben. um Seiluns BON einsm 2eioer
All iuhen, tpeibes er it6 burd elm
inper. Grt1liung BEL sinem granb
suoeaossn baben iod.
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Jmsemoli9e Heiter.
ans 8utbrie, Cfla., faneu seitern
Semple nuS Gouis IberHatbg auf
ibren gonies bier On,

Woblbebalten unb munter trGfen
geftern Ha6uittag 2 llbr bic Gebriis
Der 2ouie uno 9empls 4berndtbp aus
Gutbrie, StIa., auf ibrsn 8ronhos Dor
Der StaDtbaae ein. Die beioen Gnas
ben, 3emple lit feds uno 2outs TT 10
Sabre aft, batten am 4. aprtl nit Der
GrlaubntB tbres 8atsrs, Der elnaaufs
man uno Ser. Staaten Utori hda IN
Gutbrie 1T, i3rsn 5etuatbsort gu
8feroe perlafTen, um ben GrzBrdfnens
ten Rooieoelt, uuter psl6sm ibr 8a@
ter ben Spuuif4 4merifantIhsn
artsg mttesma6t bate, BEL ieiner Nm
tunft in Qsp Dort begriibeu 8u tons
nen. Die friiaen Burden ba6en auf
ibrer Rsiie piet geie6eu, tdalih Iegten
Iie auf ibren Pferben fiiuF3ig bis fe6s
| 8ig Wteilen surit uno auf fat ieoer
Station trdf iie Radriht Don 3u
6duIe. lleberdQ nuroeu lie nit grob@
| ter 8ereitpiLigfeit uno 2tebenstpurs
bigfeit dufgenommen, uno ntrgenopc
| lit ibnen unangenebu1es pioerfa6ren.
Wupor S4pa6 empfing Die andben in
Der StaDtbdlle unD unterbielt 1i6 nit
ibnen. Gin oSeDsr, Der 3eugs oes SSns
terbietps mar, bate an ben beioen lu@
| qenoliten RsiIenoen feline heQe Jreuos
Deoer 4lttlugbett nod tinoli6s
| S4ifternbeit mar on ben betoen8tns
bern au 6emerten. Die leBte Grobs
itaDt, in Der bic anabsn psilten, mar
| ct. Qouis. Der tIsine Iemple Heinte
bab bic Stoot Oes hetli9sn 2uopiq
ni6t 10 rauaig lei, ME Cincinnati
porauf Tein 8ruber Qouie ibu belehrte
baB Der Ruu6 Elm 3eihen oes ge'
ihGftti6er 8erte6rs lei. r4bd," metn
te oann Sempls, rDann giebt e5 mob
mebr Qrbeit in Cincinnati" Die auQ:
ben errei6ten Cincinnati ptaBtncenne:
uno 2aprenceburg. sic rpuroen ge
Fraqt, no fie bier po6nen ipolIten, oc
| Rapor S6lpab unD Siasrbeits Oi
rettor SmaQ It6 betoe erbOten, tbnel
in ibrsn 5duIern untertunft gu ge
pGbren. Die iugerbIiher 9tet'enoel
erfpioerten, oab man ibnsn bas Gin
ton 5otel als gan3 eutes 5otel EN-
pFo6len babe. 9dbin puroen tie odn1
audi gelsitet, na6osm lie i9re Pferb
i'm Mer3f4en 2eibitan untergebrdt
battsn. gsiDe iinD Guberft ge'panr
oarauf, beute ben 3oologti6en 9arte
3u beIuden. 5smpls iaqts, oaB E
gerns Elm 9uuoepille 5beuter beiuds
m06ts, rpie sr ss in ct. Gouis getbo
bat. Die DunI9s Der auabcn peroe
in ieoer 8e3isbung erfuGt perbeT
! oenn man muB an ben mutbigenSnirt
len feline fyreuoe buben. eyu cerStao
halle puroe ibnen aud Elm 8rief ihrs
8dters iiberreiht, rem 2oute nit grt
: Bsm SyntereFe las, niht obns bab ma
ibm beim QsIen cine Spur beg 6eir
De6s anmerten tonnts. Ils er nj
J Der Gettiire oes griefes fertig ma
fragte er glei6 nah Der ndhiten Srf'
graph Sffioe, um Ieinem 8uter ieir
uno ieines Sruoers gliitIthe antun
in Cincinnati meloen gu tOnnea. ,
{ Mutter Der Sinber 1T geItorben. lie b
itreiten bic Soften Der Reiie aus oe
: ibnen bon ibrem Batter CUR Be
fiartns ssitellten Wtitteln.
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2nrii6 mad, Wntteru.

Der 16 Sabre alte Wm. DoIiering
tptI&er am IOnneritns Worsen isineH
Eltsrn In Dent. g.. burNbrunnie uni
an 4beub hesfeloen Ioses um 9. 8
nnb .. 0d4nbofe con bem Spt5iol.
g)cIhinen Winielmnnn dngetroffer
unb te,fgmommen iDurbe. trus seitszr
in Wegleituna feinss W0ttrs nit Asim'
reiIs on.
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Uiit 4usnabme DOT 3pei 8ormit<
tags'tunoen, Die CUR Gtnubuns ocr
rSdleuoerer" benugt purOen, pfIe5tcn
uuiere gotbitriimpfe geitern Der RUQe
in Ct. QOuts. SIR Iournier nit ben
oortigsn 9arbindlen piro beute yldtz
mtttaq fortgeieBt uno tommt morgsn
gum Sdlufs.
2lls 9Qtterie tpsroen heute Sug5s
unb Wc2ean fir Die Reos fungtrsr.
8usReiultat Der geitrigen
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
BIG CHURCH FESTIVAL
is OPENED AT HAYWARD
Fair to Raise Indebtedness Is
Given Fine Start

HAYWARD, Sept. 14:-The big fair
given by the ladies of All Saints Catho-
lie church of Hayward to aid in rails
ing the debt remaining on the $4,000
church that has just been completed
was formally opened tonight at Native
Sons hall. c and Main streets. Mayor
Charles w. Heyer delivered the address
of welcome, and music was furnished
by the Foresters' band.
The hall was beautifully decorated
and the sides were lined with elabo-
rately designed booths, from which
articles and delicacies of every de-
scription were dispensed by the ladies
in charge. The fair will last one week.
ending next Tuesday with a grand
mardi gras festival. The fair is under
the supervision of Rev. Father James
Viladomat pastor of the new church.
and his assistant, Rev. Father McEl-
roy.
A feature of the festivities will be
a concert Monday night under the di-
rection of Mrs. f. T. Cooper. The fol-
lowing will contribute to the program
Miss Adele Alexander, contralto: e. A.
Hoyle, tenor; Herbert Cooper. violinist;
Mrs F. T. Cooper, piano soloist and ac-
companist, and Miss Flora Speed, fancy
dancer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
negro SAVED Her
LIFE, SAYS WOMAN
Alleges Husband Was Beating
Her to Death When POr-
ter Interfered

OAKLAND. Sept. 14.-That a negro
porter at the Stanford hotel. San Fran
cisco. saved her from death at her
husbands hands is the accusation made
in a divorce complaint filed today by
Mrs. Maud E. Pelz against Louis Pelz
Mrs. Pelz says that her husband was
beating her to death when the porter
1nterfered. Beatings were frequent at
his hands. the wife declares. She says
that Pelz is in business in San Fran
cisco, making s400 a month, and she
asks the court to award her half of it,
Alice Dugan brought suit for divorce
today against Peter Dugan, who has a
saloon at Tenth and Folsom streets.
San Francisco. One of the accusations
that Mrs. Dugan makes against her
husband is that he wrongfully accused
her of robbing his safe of $500. Besides
this, Mrs. Dugan declares, he used to
beat her frequently
The following new suits for divorce
were begun today: Carrie L. against
Luin Switzer, failure to provide; o. R.
Gibbs against Dora E. Gibbs, desertion
Wilfred I. Hodgkins was granted a
final decree of divorce todayIaginst
Harriet H. Hodgkins.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
EVENTS FRANCISCO
BUGS PREPARE FOR
VERY HARD WINTER
Ton of Artificial Ice Used to Con-
vince Insects Cold Season
Is Here

BERKELEY, Sept. IA ton OF ice
has been hauled to the chronological
building on the campus of the uni
versity in an effort to convince bugs
and insects that winter has come in
the middle of September. The ice was
carried into the new insectary yester-
day and will be used to produce all the
conditions of winter
tions for Information under the watch
full eyes Of Prof c. W. Woodwork
and his assistants and so much more
knowledge added to the sum total of
entomology
The idea of building a refrigerator
is a new one on this coast and was
recently adopted by Professor Wood
worth, head of the department of ento-
mology.
The ice was put into the boxes and
the cold descended on the unwary IN
sects Nature. however, asserted itself
and the insects have already begun
preparations for what looks TO them
like a hard winter. although a little
early.
In few days the savants will get
their microscopes out and observe what
the insects are doing to ward of the
bitter cold of the artificial ice. 1t will
be then that science will gather knOwl-
edge ready for use against those pests
which are a detriment to the crops Of
the state.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Sept. 1.-THE following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Philip F Harris, "a, Sisson, and Dorothea Van
orden. "a, Alameda.
Gustaf A. Stone "a and Harrieta A. Iawlor
g. both of Alameda.
Manuel Silva. %. and Christina Gonsalves, 2l
both OF Oakland.
Irvine P. Aten. 2e. Fresno, and Merriam E.
Cotrel. IS, Oakland.
Richard .Tobin. &c, and Annie o'Leary, "a.
both of Oakland.
August G.. Frank. As, Mount Eden, and Anna
L. Maass %. San Pablo.
William R. Childs. 81, and Helen e. Dornin
25. both of Oakland
Harry L. Cravens, 2s, san Francisco, and
John o. Mckinley. %, and Oracle A. Thomp-
son, 2l. both of 'Ukiah.
Harvey L. Van Fleet. %, Lower Lake. and
Ollie O. Taylor %. Oakland
Ancil Leroy King, 40, and Ruby G.. Wilson.
2l, both OF Alameda.
Henry Benkesen so. oakland, and Mary
MosDa % Healdsburg.
Elmer Hughes. %. and Henrietta Mcvessing.
81. both of Oakland
Alex s. Kaul. so and Renee Meyers. %. both
OF Oakland
Clyde Fenton GILL; 26. and Katherine Hen
Erickson, 20, both OF Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
SIRENS CALL LED
CLERK INTO CRIME
Bank Embezzler Stole
Money to Send to
Recreant Wife

BERKELEY. Sept 14-Percy r.
Scott, former clerk in the First ma
tional bank of Berkeley, who was
bound over to the superior court this
afternoon for felony embezzlebent of
nearly $500, may have juggled other
accounts of the clients of the bank, ac-
cordfng to William E. Hague, repre-
senting the Empire state insurance
company, which is prosecuting him
Hague declared that when Scott was
arrested and taken before Frank l..
Naylor. cashier of the Berkeley bank,
TO make a statement, several other ac-
counts besides the ones he had admit
ted robbing were Investigated and dis
cussed
HELD ON ONE CHARGE
Scott was, however, arrested on the
single charge of stealing from one ac-
count and on that that he was given a
preliminary examination this shfter-
noon. He offered no defense and gave
no testimony. but both Hague and Nay
lor testified that he had confessed to
them that he had stolen the money.
Naylor said that Scott manipulated
the checks during his absence at the
noon hour. when Scott was acting as
oSoiStdht CdSuicI. ne Is HelQ unQ6r a
bond of $4,000, which he has been un-
able to furnish
According to Scotts associates, his
downfall is due to his repeated efforts
to reform his wife, formerly Miss
Emma M. Lucas, daughter of a steam
ship mail clerk of Shanghai.
LEFT GOOD POSITION
At the time of their marriage, Octo-
Der 1S, 1905, Scott had a responsible
position in the Hongkong and Shang-
hal bank and was well regarded He
became infatuated with the woman,
who was said to have been leading a
gay life, and made every effort to re-
form her.
To place his wife in better surround
ings Scott went to England and later
to the United States, settling in San
Francisco. where he was employed as
an expert accountant.
The excitement of the old life over
came her home ties and Scotts wife
decamped with an army officer to New
York September Z, 1907, and later she
was heard of i nher former home in
Shanghai. In January OF last year she
wired a pathetic request for $500 with
which to return to he rhusband. He is
said to have stolen the money from the
local bank and sent 1t to her.
That was the last Scott heard of the
woman, and August he secured an
interlocutory decree of divorce, which
was followed by his discharge from his
position here.
Shortly after that the entire account
which he had looted was found to have
been juggled and his arrest followed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
STORMY PETREL Is
CAPTURED ON COAS 7
First Specimen Taken on Pacific
at University

BERKELEY. Sept IA specimen
OF the Wilson stormy petrel. the first
captured on this coast, although the
bird is frequent sight from Atlantic
liners, has been sent to the California
museum of vertebrate zoology on the
campus with other specimens collected
since August l by r. II. Beck. for many
years member Of the California acad-
envy of sciences.
Beck caught the petrol at Monterey
bay with other forms of marine birds
and all have been sent to the univer
sity. A specimen of the long tailed
jaeger, the second seen on the Pacific
coast. is among the collection.
Beck will continue 70 collect birds
for the next four months before return
ing to the campus. Funds for the eX
pedition have been given by Miss Anne
NJ. Alexander of Oakland. godmOther
and chief benefactor of the museum.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
OAKLAND CLUB MOVES
TO NEW HEADQUARTERS
Unity Hall Selected as Home for
Society

OAKLAND, Sept. 1.-THE members
of the, Oakland club decided today to
give up the rooms which they have
been occupying in Pythian Castle for
the last two or three seasons and to
move their household goods to Unity
hail. adjoining the Unitarian church.
The question was discussed at the
business meeting this afternoon and
while there were a goodly number of
opponents to the change in club head
quarters at this time there was a suf
ficient vote to carry the motion.
The accommodations promised in
Unity hall fulfill every condition made
by the Oakland club and give ample
room Tor all of its gatherings The
location was another argument for the
change, which will be effected immedi-
ately.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
YOUNG PEOPLES RALLY
PLANNED BY CHURCH
Twenty-third Avenue Baptists
Arrange Special Services

OAKLAND, Sept 14.-Sunday will be
rally day" for young people at the
Twenty-third avenue Baptist church.
Rev. G. e. Maxfoeld will preach at the
IL o'clock morning service. A special
program in the evening will take the
form of union service for the Epworth
League, Christian Endeavor and B. Y.
p. u. societies.
The Russian Baptist church choir of
San Francisco will sing American songs
in Russian and the following will make
addresses:
j. w. Hatch San Francisco, plans,
Possibilities, Purposes Miss Florence
Bradley, Oakland, Power, Push, Pene-
tration'; Charles Cadman, Alameda,
Personality, Persuasion. Piety."
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
ORP MANAGES ARE
CROWDED in STATE
Salvation Army's Assistant SUI
perintendent Explains Rea-
sons to League

BERKELEY, Sept. IA meeting
was held at the Epworth Methodist
church last night under the auspices
of the Child's Welfare league of Ala
media county. The principal speaker
was Mrs. C. w. Bourne, assistant super
intendent of the Salvation Army or
phanage at Lytton Springs. Sonoma
county. She said in part:
The orphanages of California are
filled with many children, but many of
them are not real orphans. At the Lyt-
ton Springs institution we have 210
children. The causes for their being
there may be given in the following
schedule: Abandoned by both parents,
II; cases of divorce AMI separation,
II; father in Jail. 5; one parent insane,
4; illegittmate, IL; direct result OF
drink in the home, 33, and unmanage-
able by parents, 6S''
Mrs. Bourne enumerated the causes
of the immense population in the or
phanages AS follows:
Failure to instruct young peo-
pie in the opportunity and duties
or motherhood and fatherhood. so
that parentage is thrust upon un-
fitted parents.
2-The multitudinous saloon and
resultant drunkenness and broken
homes.
o-Looseness of the marriage tie,
and separation and divorce.
Failure of parents to take
part in their children's pleasures,
and to be their companions.
5-Homes without religion and
frequently without good moral
standards.
Other speakers were Judge William
II. Waste; Mrs. Elinor Carlisle, vice
president of the league: Assistant Pro-
baton Officer Beatrice Mccall, and Pro-
baton Officer Christopher Ruess.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-15
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
CLOTHES ARE ROBBED
Sneakthief Loots Garments in
Track Dressing Room

OAKLAND, Sept 14.-Oakland high
school students who are training for
track meets reported this morning
evening in the dressing room of the
high school oval at Sixteenth and
Myrtle streets. James Porter, one
of the pupils, reported the thefts,
saying that the total loss in money was
SO. Fountain pens, knives and similar
articles were also taken. James Todd,
president of the student body and man
ager of the track team, will help Prin-
cipal C. Z. Keyes in investigating.