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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
Representative CITIZENS
GIVE THEIR VIEWS
Statements of Different Men Vary
in Many Features, But All Are
Agreed on One Proposition, Viz:
That Hammond Wants No Rival
Phone Co. to Invade It's Precincts.

Should the matter of granting an op
Grating franchise to the Interstate
Automatic Telephone company, whose
petition is now before the board of
public works he left to the people Of
Hammond, it would seem that the COM
pany is asking in vain.
The Lake County Times has inter
viewed q number of business men of
the city regarding the proposition and
the double telephone system is de-
nounced almost without exception.
The principal reasons are found in the
facts that double telephone system is
a nuisance and that maintainence ex-
penses would be increased.
What the people of Hammond say
II have looked into the matter
closely from a local point of view I
see no good in having two phones. 1
have gone further. 1 wrote to the
management of Sweet, Orr & Company
al Joliet and to the Staley Underwear
manufacturing people at South Bend.
In both cities the double phone sys-
tenn is used.
"The sentiment Of both J. c. Cum
mings OF the Sweet-Orr people and Of
President Stevenson of the South Bend
firm are alike. 1t is double work, dou-
satisfactory" they write
M RoTHsCHTLD,
Senior member of the Model Clothing
firm"
Il came in contact with the two
phone system in Detroit. Two phones
for a business man is a decided nui-
sance. leaving aside the question of
cost
''The Chicago Telephone company
should. however, be compelled to make
connection with independent companies
where possible
JOHN w. DYER,
Cashier Commercial Bank"
whether we have one company or
three companies operating in Ham
mond the service would not be i'm
proved by having more than one COM
pany. I don't see how any other com
pany can improve on the service we are
getting. In fact, hardly see how
Hammond is paying for its service with
all the improvements that the Chica-
go Bell telephone people are making
here. 1t is needless to discuss the ad-
ditionaI expense that would be in
CURED by maintaining two systems.
&C. KAUFMAN.
Senior member of Kaufman & Wolf
"On the whole am against the dou-
Bile telephone system in Hammond. and
yet Hammond is entitled to more con-
cessions from the Chicago Telephone
company in the way of toll rates.
JACOB SCHLOER,
president Business Mems Association
Two phones in Hammond would not
give good enough service to warrant
the expense of maintaining both. Aside
from that double system is a nui-
sance.
III. c. SUMMERS"
NO. every time, when the question
arises to install two phones when the
service that we are getting is as good
as it Is
JERRY BRENNAN"
Two phones, with the service we are
Continued on page :, column ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
new CHURCH FOR GARY
Committees of Indiana Syn
cd and Logansport Pres
bytery Organize.
Especial to Lake County Times.)

Gary. Ind. Oct. 29.-Committees of
the Synod OF Indiana and Logansport
Presbytery met at Gary yesterday and
laid the foundations OF a Presbyterian
church. Five lots were secured in the
very best part of the city and plans
made that viii very soon put a build
ing there. A Presbyterian church was
organized. having a fine set OF men and
women behind it. many Of the leaders
in the great plant and city building. be
ing Presbyterians. The new church will
worship for the present IN the Delaware
hotel The committee for organization
was as follows:
Rev. w E. Shirley. chairman.
Rev. H ". johnson, D. d.
Rev. George Knox, D. D.
l. NJ. Houser.
d. H. Cornell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
BODY IS FOUND IN SHANTY
Hunter Known Only as "Chris" Discovered Banks
of Calumet Lake-No Marks of Violence on
Body-Polce Will Investigate.

the body lying on the floor. Il was
fully dressed and death must have came
suddenly. The gun was lying beside
the body TIE police Of the East Side
were notified and took charge Of the
body They will attempt to locate the
relatives Of the dead man. There We're
no papers in the mans pockets, or any
thing that would lead TO a clew as 20
his identity
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
FULL COUNCIL TONIGHT?
Every Alderman Expected to BE ut His
Desk For Transaction of Inn
pOrtant Business.

After falling to hold a meeting for
two weeks. it is expected that that
full city council will so into session
this evening, as there are several i'm
portant matters to be disposed of.
The special election for the Wallace
street school bonds for which the
polls win be open next Saturday. will
be matter for the council to act upon
tonight. The petition of the east sid
ers for park, which has been referred
by the board OF public works to the
council. Will also come up for action.
1t is expected that a committee will be
appointed to act in conjunction with
the board of public works to look into
the park question.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
SCHUBERT FUNERAL.

The funeral Of Adam Schubert Of
SchererviIe, Ind, win occur tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at Schererville-
All members Of the Catholic order OF
Foresters are invited 70 attend. Those
desiring to attend may leave on the
$40 Erie. going as far as Griffith where
teams viii carry them the rest of the
way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
JUDGE FLYNN DEAD.

Judeg John J. Flynn Of West Ham
mond. died this morning at St. Ber-
nard's hospital IN Chicago. Judge
Flynn was removed 10 the hospital
about two weeks ago after an illness
Of several months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
VAUDEVILLE.

Brooks theater continues to have
crowded houses. presumable on ac-
count of the efficient management and
popular attractions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29

You may be well advertised by your
loving friends, but You VIII never live
long enough TO get rich by such ad-
ye=tEsinE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
CLEARS THEATRICAL
PUZZLE PROJECT
G. P. Hendricks Dispels
Confusion by Outlining
His Connections.
WILL REPRESENT z CIRCUITS
Klaw G. Erlanger and Kohl G Castle
Unite-Bell Opera House
Dropped.

OF late there have been so many
theater projects in Hammond that it
has been hard to keep track of them.
The confusion was dispelled yesterday,
however, when Clifford p. Hendricks,
representing both Klaw & Erlanger,
and the Kohl & Castle circuit closed
a contract for the lease of the Heintz
Holman street property, just across
the Michigan Central tracks, and also
the saloon owned by Nick Haan, in the
fatiron building in that triangle at
the west intersection of Holman street
and the Michigan Central tracks.
Incidentally Hammond is to become
theatrical center, for all of the new
shows that are to run under the Klaw
& Erlanger management are to have
their first nights here.
1t will be remembered that the an
nouncement was made some time ago
that the management of the Kohl &
Castle circuit of vaudeville shows had
made arrangements with DR.. T. Edwin
Bell for the building Of an opera house
on his State street property. where
Charles Hensigs blacksmith shop
stands.
Plans Fell Through.
1t appears that the plan fell through
for Kohl and Castle finally decided to
go in with the Klaw & Erlanger peo-
pie in their plan to build a theater on
the Holman street site.
It was decided that Klaw & Erlanger
will have the right to use the opera
house on Sundays, while the Kohl &
Castle people will use it as a vaude-
VILE house for the other days of the
week.
Kohl & Castle will bring to Ham
mond the same troups that play il
their South Chicago theater, and it is
said that for the first three days the
show viii be put on in Hammond and
that it will then so to South Chicago
In the meantime it IS said tha
Brooks has decided TO come back TX
Hammond and start q vaudeville show
/ in the lower part of the Masonic temple
If all the plans now on foot carry
Hammond will soon have four oper,
( houses besides a five cent theater.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29
TWO PHONE
SYSTEM IS
DENOUNCED

Business Men Almost a Unit
in Condemning Competi-
tion in Telephone Service
Say It's a Nuisance and
Will be Troublesome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-29

Total, Yesterday 1880
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
ADVICE RIO
YOUNG MEN

Take ihe eirl. after she has been
"'.s vh's.ed around brilliantly hight.
'd room ONE scores Of ume 20
Strauss. Sousa and Herbert to SO.
.ludcd corner Of nooui, ycranda
IHtru" sour face SO inst TO-, moon
htii ''iis across IL with rnpd eject
!"D@ 1p hto mo SKY auc observe.
III; Is very 10, as! have often
studied TITS WIN The SPOT light on
me stage and know that Il causes The
Sos to cuuC out well.
In almost whisper She is bound to
reply. "boauumE Tor cine cannot HELM
notic'u' Your Gnc profile blanched
INTO q delicate marble aud your large
eyes looking almost IKE twin Mars
Then sch as YOU remark: This
'imr tomorrow I shall sec tho moon
hihinf ph the Hudson from my lone
~ 'pud" iD town Look Tor a shade of
Ilt 'ppointmcut uU her beautiful face.
however. continue without Tho shad
'w Yes, must zoo back a. the Office
vac daily cfiud o. would not do fot
"a pooi dc'il like myself to have too
long spcil of happiness It units one
""i * "udY world again
W." "''Ne q 90 ~ J.. sich After he
'-,''',- you" blcd'h pursue as follows.
'"' ''.'lNe 'ii inc directions l give:
l''' must go back To- the grind.
S,oho l9iap y"nr forehead hardJ /
'hal think tput The very quints
'sS'ntc oil siddcpc1 melancholy i'm
F"Hn voice. ! shall think (Aace
maud on hack of Tho g.ft,., ~, -, 49,, go.
"'," see yo"d'r light oi this place,
~ '"'- n""r, mutually uet your voice
,'''''.c ana remove han0, and OF
.''''' ''"f moan some one who
"'''i'' one else.
one won answer; so keep right on.
lHc following speech should be
'"'h' iI'd and recitcd before a fun
''l$'h pier glass. he sure TO be letter
r'''''l in IL No Gestures are neces-
AIRY Just straight ialk:
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11

People seem 90 bee sowing tbcir
rings and their brooches INFO tnet,
l'adsoar Hats of some uf The dirf9.
matte women ot The capital glitter like
.'uu"D te windows with iDcag.
N.' power ENgl before tba fashion
was prevalent one prominent old la4y
here oi iho old school that wears cans
yiW'}s sewei several pair of soiiiai,c
Curue into tho f,ls OF her cans
"h,n en- ergHdo toilette
The jrwclsd hat o. Miss Kcan. sister
VT The mulumiilionairc senator from
Now Jersey has for some time brsn
q sartorinl celebrity Miss kaaD wbr
bears remarkable physical rescm
hlance To- Mrs. Roosevelt. was Mo
aecr here IN iewelplatcd chap.opv
At least dozen diamond ana emerald
and sapphire riu-s CLEAN from u pr..
~ lace couiection that Miss Eo4u.
often wears CON hcg head Tho eau,m.l
hat makes q bravo showius O., dn,,
100 a box "a the theatcr. Miss Ko,n
contrary to thn custom of most WON
rn of I'si'ou wears very low conmo,.
sense heels ON hcr walking boots liffi.
higher than The spring heels of chin
dron
What family jewels YOU have l.r
after you've trimmed mp your IN,
you sow 1n you shoes 1tes IN.
crime rI.us the 3andsou. ,,I 49,.
luehil iudu'-ed young dm .i..-..r .t..
senator from Yves Nireiuia ba. .r.,
me robi's SGT ass souds for her rrcn,
81.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
Keen Rurnlars Out

Hny al any hardware store a small,
plain hinge. one and one.balf inches
long by one inch wide when closed
or smaller. Screw one side OF hinge
upright on to the lower rieht.hand
corner OF upper window sash. direct.
~ above the slight nange on all M.
per sashes. See that the hinge Ia
toward and almost touching the win.
dow casing. This will leave one
side of the hinge free to turn. When
wishing to fasten window turn the
free side of the hinge as far back as
possible. This brings IL over the low.
er sash. IL will be invisible from the
outside, but will prevent the lower
sash being raised or the upper one
lowered. When hinge is closed il
Will not interfere with raising win.
dow. and does not disngure or weak.
en- the window sash
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
dcld tn asa

!
'cahior r''e'ao's" 49, dcld III sSa
icf "i thc stage for a bricr moment
Now are You ready
Miss ---GwondolCn, for this
once passion must ring in Your sun,
burned thrOaD-I cannot bear this
longer. know how weak IL is. but 1
cannot. cannot help myself. Gwcndo
len. (oT whatever her name Isl. do
yOn not see that l love your FORGIVE.
inc my weakness. pardon IL rs spring.
ing-as springing from the strength
of my love. did not mean TO have
told you this. How could the strug.
cling. unsuccessful--u always use
author but YOU NAV chance to be
a bank clerk or real estate brokcr)
author the pennilcss, disappointed
artist who has seen The dream OF his
ambitious youth fade aud die away
under the blighting influence of--of
bastard enemies. leaving him almost
without 0 hope. how could such a man
ask YOU 10 share his lot?--a lot not
on Fifth avenue. "A lot not even % by
100? Az even though he saw in you
the realization OF his ideal, though
since he has known YOU his thoughts
have known none else even then hc
could not tell YOU this The very
pride which has been the chief oh
stacle 10 his success IN life prevented
him This foolish weakness, which
made him forget his purpose for the
moment, your noble nature will for.
give. ! know. Goodbye. Miss Golden
rod had rather not face the peo
pie inside just now. Goodbye. Good
bye, viii you think OF me sometimes
when in after years, when--when-
when YOU arc happy. and Twill you
think OF me then as one who staked
his all on vain hope which his sense
Of honor bade him give mp, though it
was to drive him forth again into the
world soullcss vagabond? Good bye.
summer, good bye! Goodbye for ever
I cannot stay in New York, for /
might see YOU in the autumn, and it,
it--wouldn't do, you know"
You will require q short rest after
delivering these lines You will find
the hand that lies in yours quite pas.
sive. Look I'm her face and you will
see tears glstening in her eyes. Ten
dcrly kiss her goodbye, and, like the
good, honest American you are. I'm.
quire. win you be my wife,"
1t is dollars to doughnuts that the
girl replies Il Will"
For the last IL minutes she has
been admiring YOU as an actor: now
she loves YOU as man OF business.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
MISSIvES OF WOE
PRESIDENTS MAIL FULL or APP.
PEALs FOR HELP.
All Pass Under the Watchfu eye Of
Secretary Loeb, and Only Nest
impor;crt are Seen by
C'ief Executive.

In President C'cycland's second al.
m,nistra,!on letters that did MOT &C..
Isie 10 Official business usually were
left unanswered and oven mackuowl.
edged. u vas MIR Mckinley who cs.
'selishcd The rulC that a typcwrittcn
FORM a. acknowledgment should bt
Gent IN rHply 20 every letter Addressed
10 the White House. no matter how
humble thC writer or how insignificant
h's communication. This custom fro.
9ueni!N MAS misunderstood as implv.
ias that. in referring letters. hc hpd
recommended favorable action upon
thsM There was then. and is now a
FIRMLY established rule that neither
the president ror any other executive
offacer shall exert his personal mnu-
"nce in behalf OF any private matter
only the letters OF the president =
pvisonai fsicUds and those OF prom,
rtnl officials relating to confidential
matters are reserved by Secretary
Loeb Tor lac pCrusal OF his chief The
bulk AL scope of the PRESIDENT daily
mail renders any other course imura..
;csble
In every administration The White
House is the target for every form OF
suggestion ar appeal that presents IT,
SELF to either the well ordered or tho
tiSorderea mind However. tAe great-
or number OF the presidents Would.bn
advisetS-at least of the gentleg sex
sre neither erratic nor insane rnov
are the good, patient, self-slciiHciuc
"ehcn OF the country, and by no
ineaus all are Of the solid ami doeiru
be class referred TO by Abraham lin
coin "hen he said that the Lord must
nave loved the plain people or b.
would not nave made SO many of
'henI.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
HAD scMg iosAs ABOUT AT.
Rural French critieo Gave Sculptor
Unhappy Hail Hour.

AZ Cbalon-on the Saone has lust
been inauguratcd The monument exc.
6uted by Mofeau-yauihier and Berard
10 commemorate the oatIonaI defense
superb cuirassIer who carries across
his saddle. the body OF color bearer
who yet clasps in his arms his broken
standard
On the eve Of the unwilling the mu-
nicipal council. presided over by the
mayor. repaired to the foot OF the
statue To examine and see IL Il should
be accepted.
Are you not going to tear on this
green mold?" asked the mayor OF the
sculptor
But monsieur" replied tho scnIIl
tor. that Is verdigris"
"Verdigrisl Iordisris." said the
mayor Il understand that very we'll.
Parbieu! know hat this Is verdi.
girls. but It is dirty. IL I had a
Kitchen outfit OF that color 1 would
nave 1t secured. That must be cleaned
mp. You'll have to mako that shine"
But, monsieur"
~ that moment a member OF the
council having struck the body OF the
bronze horse with his cane. they all
cried out: This sounds hollow"
Your bronze is hollow. monsieur"
said the mayor.
The unhappy sculptor then took
great pains to explain that all bronze
statues were hollow The mayo:
maintained an air of defiant incredul.
ity' ana as he passed around the monu.
men' said: ut appears to me you have
hardly detailed the hair In the tail"
This was too much for the sculptor.
wished. he said. ito screw natural
hair into his tail like the hair used in
chiidren's hobby horses. II would
nave taken six months TO have done
so. and reelected that IT, would have
cost yon too much"
And the municipal council OF Chalon
agreed with the business OF this oh.
serVation. lie Cri de Paris.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
Japan.se School Annliane.s

South China is being covered with
Japanese educational appliances spec
Tally adapted for Chinese use-school
books, maps, globes. anatomical and
other charts-all helping TO rescue
the people from their ignorance. Every
school teaches physical and military
drill. In every town of any size, and
often in villages, there are now
schools with foreign fittings for teach.
ing MnStorn learning
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-11
Riches of Simplicity.

Poverty is relative. Thousands who
call themselves poor would be rich
on their incomes II they would aban.
don a senseless and vulgar competi-
ton with their neighbors and live
more simply.-London Truth.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09

ousfduB einseleBt, Der bic Mesierung
fir bic Shaffuns eines notionaIen
G3onitGstsbuNaus intertfiiren ion,
her1. 5pspeit es Gahe bes Bunbes, bic
Muffiht iiber ainberbpsiene, 5huIfaz
nitation, Nabrunssmittelinf pettion,
Eegiitrirung Ser Gerate, audi iiber
Dffentlide ipie pripate 9eilonftalten
unb anbere be5iisliGbe Mngelegenbeiten
3ll iibertraeen tpGre. Der Musf9uB,
an beTen Spite profefor Srping
5ifber bon Der Dalezuniperiitat ftebt,
bat folsenbe Wlitslieber: prdiibent
gliot BON Darparb, Jelir Mbler. Dr.
9D. $. Mel9 bon er'Snbns 0optins=
Nniperiitdt, Or. 2nman Mbbott, Yr6f.
Sames 3. MngoI pon Der uniperiitdt
bon Midisan, SRI. Sane Mbbams.
Qfnbretp Carnegie, Gr5bii9of Srlanb,
Rihter 2inbfab bon Denber unb grs
Marineietretdr Sobn 8. Song.
Ger erite GetretGr bes prdiioen@
ten ber griebabn, s;ms, Iuht nahaus
tpeiien, bab Ole an1eritanifhen @ifen@
babnen ni6t, tpie eetp0bnlih bebaup=
tel iperbe, iibertapitaliiirt Ieien. Sn
1904 betrus bas Rapital ober bic Ro=
item prp Meile giienbabn 55, POI, in
GAMBIA 6O,5O4. in Oeutfdlanb 98.=
443, in Seiterreid 128, 1884, in unz
garn 74.056, in Grantreib 1877 Sol,
in @nalanb 272,737, in Mublanb 49,
333, in Stalien 108,212 Dollars.
Mie internationalite StGbe Der
Welt 1T mobl obne 5rage Neip Dorf.
Inter ieinen 81 Milltonen 8epobnern
befinben fid taum 100000 pirtlide
Mmerifaner, tpGbrenb bic ubrisen g.
10000 alien Nationen ansebDren.
Wsit leinen 100000 beutf9en Betpobz
nern 1T Netp Oorf bic pritter0bte
beut1be Stabt Der Welt, ba nur Bers
lin unb 0amburs mebr beutfde 8ez
tpobner aufpeiien. Neip Dort lit aber
ni9t nur bic britterDBte beuti4e
stabt ionbern aud Die piertarDbte
Dterrei9if6 ungarifhe, bic finite
f6pebiide. Die fedste nortpssifhe, bic
iiebte italienilde, bic a9te tufff4e-
unb bic srOBte jiibifde Staot Der
Welt. Nabesu Elm Jiinftel Der sansen
8ep0lferuns lit ndmli9 jiibiid! Dat
Reip Yorf ettpa 1000 &trmen unb
@ottesbduisr ber allerperfdiebeniten
Nrt beiibt, tann na9 Sbisem ni4t
Munber nebmen.
- Die pom aongreb einseieb!s ses
rseinIame 8omn,ifiion aur unterius
dung pss @efhdftsperfabrens unb
Der @eiddftseinridtungen i'm poft=
bepartement bat aipei Sirmen BON
Rednunsserperten in Nen Yort gu
bem 3tpede ensasiert. Inn ibr bel ibren
ltnterfuhunsen sur 9onb su seben
unb iie nit ,Natbidldsen beaiiel:9 eirz
silfiibrenoef @erbei1erungen ou un=
tsrftiiben. Gs miro jebt beabiihtiet,
bas ganoe He9nunestpeien bes De-
rartements auf Ni9tigfeit unb 3pede
rdBisteit gu priifen. Oas beitebenbe
Snitem 1T f6on i'm Sabre 1885 einz
gefiihrt unb es mare baber nidt su
beripun6ern, tpenn iid piel 3opfises
harin fdn6e. Die. Mrbeiten 1ollen am
l. Mai in Mngriff aenommen iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09

Werfdieoene Snbober BON Carnegie
MebaiIIen baben ibre gbren3ei4en
beim 9ntel Deriebt. Mud. 6er gr0bts
6elo unb Qebensretttr fam BON @ber
Gbre alein niht leben. Gin bungri.
DER Mann Derlunet etpas anoerts. ols
Gbrenaeidtn.
Ms1slideripsiis baben be britij&tn
Niiftungsn nur ben 3iped. in 4adg eis
iDas bobon dblQKtn 3u i5nnsl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-05-09
prr11ttlh)trs.

Die 5dulbenldft bes Oeut19en
Reides belief iidb am Sdluife bcs
Nshnunesiabres 1905 auf inseez
iammt 4,O13,5OO, 900 M., at, perains=
liher S9ulb auf 3,543, ,5OO,O ,O0OMart,
an unperainsli9er S9ulb auf 470,=
100000. Geeeniiber benz &e9nunss=
abihlub beg Sabres 1904 1T bic
Neidsihulb um 260,O00,000 Mart
eetua4len.
@egen bas 2efen bon @9auerromaz
nen rtdtet ii4 cine 8emertune oes Diz
reftors Or. ppble, bic in benz foeben
berauseegebenen Sabresberidt Der err
iten itdotiihen Realfdule gu Berlin
abeeor,idt lit. Gs beiBt 90: .Mir
bitten. bic bdusli9e 2eftiire Der aips
Der reselmdbis 5u fontrolliren unb e
ni6t au bulben, oab fie f4lehte Bidder
lefen. @erabeau sefdbrlid iino bic
3ehnpfenniebefthen nit ibren sSnbia@
metz unb Hdubergef9ihten uno Die auf
Der 9traBe iiberan angebotenen illus
ffrirten MohenblGtt9en Nmit ibren
fhliipfrigen 8ilbern unb 3oten.! Solz
DE 2ettiire pergiftet bic pbantaiie Der
ainoer uno beorobt fie in ibrer finbz
lichen ginfult unb iittliden Heinbit
anf bas duBerite."
Nah Mngate bes amerifanifhen
Generolfon1uls in Der @tabt Merifo,
u. 8. Gott{9au, lit felt benz Sabre
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