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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
ROCK ISLAND TO
BACK HARTMAN
Former Richmond Men Were
Interested in Road.

Indications are that the Rock Island
railroad company In which Is interest
ed Daniel G. Reid, formerly of this
city, and the late w. B. Leeds. also a
former local resident, will cease Its
battling with the Hartman Union Pa
cific system. A dispatch from New
York says:
THE Rock Island company, which
controls railroad mileage second only
to that of e. H. Harriman's Union Pa
cific cyctem, and which has been the
most formidable competitor Of the Har.
riman lines in the middle west and
southwest, has made arrangements
with Kuhn, Loeb & Co., who back all
of Mr.. Harriman's enterprises, whereby
that house is to act as fiscal agents OF
the Rock Island and its subsidiary
companies"
The important feature of the trans
action is that the warfare between the
rival systems is to cease. There is tc
be no costly competition in the way OF
! invasion into each others territory. Or
the other hand the companies two sys
TENS will cooperate on trafic agree
ments that are expected to be mutually
advantageous.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
A|RSHIP RACE ON
ELECTION DAY
Event Being Arranged for by
New York Society.

New York, Oct. 10.-The casting OF
ballots will not be the only excitement
here on election day, November 3. The
Aeronautic society has already begun
plans for free to all airship race on
that day on the Morris Park race tack
ANY type of flying machine will bVeli,
gible.
Prizes will be distributed and every,
thing done to make the race a complete
success.
Lee S. Burridge, president of the So
ciety, said that negotiations were un
der way which would probably result in
the holding of motorcycle races on the
same day, under the auspices Of the
Federation Of American Notorcyclists
Of which Earl J. livingston Is presi
dent
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
GEORGE BAILEY NOT
LIKELY To RETURN
Police Believe ShreWd Fraud
Artist Will Stay Away.

The, police are Of the opinion that
George Bailey will not attempt TO re-
turn to the city in the near future.
Bailey is fugitive from justice, be-
ing charged with obtaining money by
fraud. He passed worthless check
on local grocery store and escaped
with the cash given him In change. 1t
was his first offense in this city. but
there is suspicion about headquarters
that he was rather wise to his game
and may1 have had previous expert.
ence to make him so expart
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
CARRIED OPEN
KNIFE IN HAND
Some Doubt as to LeWis's
Mental Condition.

HALEY Lewis, colored. had on lone
of them fightin' drunks. as Night Ser.
geant Winters calls them, last night
and was arrested at. Sixth and South
streets by Officer Longman and
Roundsman McNally. Lewis was seek
ing trouble. He carried a knife open
In his hand and stopped number of
persons. but did nothing to any other
than modest them. The officers were In
doubt as to whether his condition was
altogether due to the use of intoxi.
cants or partly due to mental disorder.
He is slated as drunk
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
EARLY MORNING
STAR ATTRACTS
Being Viewed by Hundreds of
People,

A star Of particular brilliancy that
becomes visible at about 5 o'clock In
the morning just now. is being viewed
by hundreds of spectators IN this vicin-
ity each morning. The star In the
east" as 1t Is called. 10 OF remarkable
luminosity and appears hanging In the
heavens as an immense searchlight far
removed from the powers OF any cur
rent or batteries. Many thiniy glad
figures may be seen 1t the windows OF
their residences each morning. and all
are casing eastward In the effort to
penetrate the hazy darkness to see the
beautiful star. 1t is claimed by those
who have seen the star 1T about this
time for many years. that this year II
appears unusually brilliant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
Terre Haufe, Indianapolis &
Eastern Traction Co.

thine Table Effective Oct ~. 1908
trains leave Richmond fe fndisn.
2polis and intermediate stations at
SOC a. m. '7:25. 500. 's:25. 1000.
leo. 1900. 100. '2.2S- 400. 4:oo.
's:3s. 500. 1880. ss: 40. SEQ. 1890.
1i.l0.
sHmited trains.
Last car to indianapolis. $40 p. m.
Last car to New Castie. 10: 90 D. m.
Trains connect at Indianapolis for
Lafayette. Frankfort. Charlottesville.
Terre Haute. Clinton. Sullivan. Paris
UIlal Tickets sold through.
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MUCH SUFFERING
FROM POVERTY
Queen Alexandria Touched
BY Conditions in Lon
don.
CHURCHILL is ACTIVE.
COMPLETES SCHEME FOR FORM
ING PERMANENT BOARD OF AR
BlTRATloN TO SETTLE INDUS
TRIAL DISPUTES.
BY RICHARD ABERCoRN.

London, Oct. 10.-Grim stories Of the
most terrible poverty in London have
been told in the daily papers during
the last few days and these tales are
so shocking that Queen Alexandra
has sent stirring personal APP
peal to many persons of wealth here
to come to the assistance OF the suf-
ferers. At Bethnal Green in the heart
particulars of the awful struggle with
gnawing hunger which poor work
man out OF employment and his wife
had waged for many weary weeks.
Tho husband, George Hammersley.
had died suddenly when a weakened
blood vessel in his brain burst just as
he was handing over to one of the chill
dren the last coins in the house that a
cup of hot TEA might be ready for the
mother in the street. The little one
was told to get cents worth of tea,
a cents worth Of sugar and a cents
worth Of milk. Thus the last money
went.
The widow asked the coroner to
help her that her husbands body
might not be buried in the potter's
field, and was given $3.50 with the in
struction that she must use it for food
for herself and the children. For weeks
the family had lived on SITS a week,
of which SIPS was spent for rent, leav-
ing so cents for the support of family
of seven.
Michael O'Leary. a laborer was ar
rested for taking piece of bacon when
his wife and three children were starv-
ing and had not tasted food for four
days. The police corroborated his
story and the magistrate moved to
tears, said he could not pass sentence
upon him. At Workington the poverty
Is so great that several babies died be-
cause their starving mothers were I'M
able to suckle them.
Mr.. Winston Churchill the president
of the board of trade, which of late
years has been an important factor to-
ward Cancellation in industrial dis
putes. has completed a scheme for ap-
pointing a permanent court of arbitra-
ton. court of arbitration which he
hopes will have the effect of making
popular the existing Cancellation act
The standing court of arbitration
which iii sit wherever required will
be &C cd of three or five members,
aecorG s 10 the wishes of the parties
and Will be nominated by the board OF
trade from three panels.
The first panel, of chairman, will
comprise men of recognized eminenee
and known impartiality.
The second will be formed of per-
sons, who. while preserving an i'm,
partial mind. are nevertheless drawn
from the class of workmen and trade
unionists. In order that the peculiar
conditions of any trade may be fully
explained to the court. technical as.
SCISSORS may be appointed by the board
Of trade at the request of the court OF
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the parties to assist in the delibera-
lions but without any right to vote.

The question of how to meet German
industrial competition was taken up
by Lord Rosebery in a speech the other
how large number of trained special
lists are employed by German CONNER
cial firms. They excel with new in
ventions, they adapt and development
to the purposes of their business, and
/ understand that firms in Germany
combine to keep staff of these spec
ialists, sharing the, result Of their Ia
bors, and sharing also in the cost Of
their support"
We hear great deal Of the encroach-
ment of Germany in regard to our
trade, but when we do hear of these
complaints it may be worth our while
to inquire whether the employment of
these specialists has not something to
do with the advantages that Germany
has in commerce and whether it would
not be worth our while to utilize still
more the services of such men" eff the
employers of Great Britain find they
get on we'll without them, have moth
ing more to say, but II they should
think or learn differently and should
take a page out of the German book,
they will find that our colleges turn
out plenty Of men who would gladly CO.
operate with them and who are look
ing for Just such an opportunity.
Lieutenant Colonel R. G. T. Bright,
who has just returned from a twenty
months journey into darkest Africa
tells that in the dense forests along the
banks Of the river Semliki, he met a
pigmy tribe, the people Of which were
cannibals. who went pressed for food
eat children.
They refuse to eat their own chill
dren, however. and therefore exchange
them for those Of other families.
The advance of the vegetarian move
ment Is strikingly shown by the fact
that number of cooks from large
West End houses are among the pupils
of the London Vegetarian Association S
Cooking School. which has just opened
its doors for the fall session.
Many of the leaders of society are
ardent yegetarians," said the secretary
of the association, land vegctarianism
is rapidly spreading. The Duchess OF
Portland is very enthusiastic, and 9th
ers in our ranks are Lody Gwendolyn-
Herbert, Gen. Sir Alfred and Lady
Turner, Lady Dodsworth, Lady Charles
Beresford and Lady Fitzgerald"
The Duchess of Portland has vegetar
ian dishes specially served her. Lady
Fitzgerald was so dissatisfied with the
way in which her vegetarian diet was
cooked that she came to take lessons
herself.
The most strenuous opponents tc
vegetarian are the cooks who will
rather lose their places than take les
sons in vegetarian cooking
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
Deaths and Funerals.

B0YER-The funeral OF George Boy
er will take place this afternoon at 2
o'clock from hisi late home. s14 North
Twelfth street. The funeral service
and the burial will be private. The
burial will be In Eariham.
Births.
William and Katherine Bethge. 217
North Second street, girl. hrst child.
Walter and Nellie Conkiin. ass South
Eighth street, girl, second child.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
MADAME SPECTATORS OBSERVATIONS
BY Catherine Altman

| crop of society males and of the de-
| ltnquencies of the almost extinct
species of dancing men. Gentlemen of
leisure accept invitations to balls
with alacrity, but they have a nasty
habit of choosing few partners for a
few numbers and then spending the
rest Of the evening in the smoking
room, telling jokes and partaking of
spurious liquors.
| There was one certain coterie- of
men noted for this trick, and there
was one certain determined hostess
who set her face against the practice
At the height of a large ball at her
home, a footman handed a little note
to each of this group of social para
sites, sequestered as usual in the
smoking room. Each man read his
little billet doux and each sneaked
quietly back to the ball room. One Of
the notes fluttered to the floor, and it's
j text ran as follows:
! Dear Mr.. So-and-So: Mrs. Smith
Jones, like England. expects every
man to do his duty"
Putting on mourning is serious
matter, not to put 1t flippantly but
/ from the standpoint of etiquette and
social conventions. There is certain
| period in which the weeper must
swathe herself in heaviest black
crepe walls and the most sombre ha-
biliments of woe. There are so many
weeks the afflicted one must wear the
veil of prescribed length and so many
weeks she must be shrouded in crepe
before even the sheer white cuffs and
collar may tell to the world that grief
as we'll as joy is fieeting.
Query editors. on women's pages re-
ceive quantities of letters on this sub
ject One distressed widow wrote in
quayering chirography to ask IL II
would be permissible to use perfume
in the second mourning stage, pro
vided one used Lavender scent
There was another query from an
anxious widow just bereaved who
wanted full particulars about what to
wear and how long to wear it. In
some way her communication was ov
erlooked and remained unanswered fol
several months.
With a stricken conscience the
query editor wrote out an exhaustive
thesis on the subject, based on fash
ions latest dictates, even going into
her own purse for the extra stamp the
weighty answer required. Here is the
reply she received:
Thank you for the information, bu
! don't think shall put on black now
You were SO long telling me what II
do that I don't think it would be worth
while now. ! enclose a stamp for 20,
to give me some ideas on the swelles
things in weddings, and I'll keel
your suggestions on mourning for pos
sible future use"
Never look a gift horse in tht
mouth" is mighty good advice. es
pecially If the gift comes from a Ger
tain type of woman. l recently lis
tened to an animated conversation
between two girls over a cup o
chocolate.
Il just must sent Aunt Aliza some
thing. My birthday comes soon an,
she always sends me Ave dollar golf
piece Guess I'll send her that brigh
green silk waist don't like"
But would that be becoming? Be
} sides, I. thought she always wor,
black" objected her friend
''Oh, well, that won't matter. Yo,
see, Aunt Eliza lives in the country
mostly by herself: and besides. she'
| color blind"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
WASHES THREE FINGERS.

Hagerstown, Ind. Oct. l0.--Samuel
Siersdorfer. the newly elected super
inte1ient OF the municipal power plant
while engaged In pumping the gas we'll
that runs the plants engines. had the
misfortune to mash three OF his I'm
gers. requiring the services Of ply
stefan. 1t Is thought that II win not
be necessary to have them amputated.
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NOTICE.

My mother had a sick spell three
years ago. But she has recovered and
been well and giving treatments ever
since. She Ia able TO give her pa
tients treatments at all times.
ANNA e. ZUTTERMEISTER,
7o6 s. 9Th St. Richmond. Indiana
1I,ff
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11

There u no medicine 20 sa-s and Il the sane
ttme so pleasant TO take IS Dr. CaldwSu's Syrup
from stomach trouble The psice 10 vssy roas
ouahl0-Gnnand n
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NOT RICHMOND FOSTER
Man Arrested Thursday Not Well
Known Local Young Man.

The John Foster who was arrest
ed for being drunk last Thursday at
Athletic Park, was not the well
known local young man. The Eos
ter who was arrested resides near
New Paris.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
HUM AND SUN=TELEGRAM CLASSIFIED ADVI
1.-The Market Place of the People,.
Situations Wanted and
Found Ads 2 times
FREE
Greatest little satisfiers of
big wants are the
ads below

FOR SALE-Cannon stove cheap.
Mounts Shoe Store. 10-3t
FOR SALE-Allwin go-cart, $3.50 if
sold at once. Phone 1854. 10-3t
FOR SALE-Cravenette coat, cheap,
215 \. 18th. 10-2t
FOR SALE-Smith Premier typewrit-
err; latest model never used; cheap.
Fulmer 46 S. 10th. lott
FOR SALE-Good as new, fine, steel
range; extension table; gas lamps;
reflectors; lounge and bicycle; all
bargains. Phone 2004. 10-3t
FOR SALE-Heating stove; reasona-
BILE. S24 N 10th. 10-3t
FOR SALE-Household goods, 329 n.
10th. lot
FOR sALE-Duroc male pigs. Sam
Goble. r. F. D., No. I. 9-3t
FOR SALE-Thorough Duroc Jer-
sey male hog, weigh 800 lbs; price,
SIS. J. O. kaufman, East German
town, Ind. GIT
FOR SALE-Automobiie In good CON
dition at a sacrifice. Parties leav-
ing the city. Can be seen at 217k
n 9th. .- -16-tf
FOR SALE A car load CT horses every
saturday aAd Monday ut Gus Tanbe's
bern. 3tt
FOR SALE-$2,1 100 buys beautiful
| modern home on West Side. This
| is a snap. If you mean business,
| cali owner, phone 1855. ut
FOR SALE-Good house in south end;
will take vacant lots as part pay.
| Phone 1890. ut
FOR SALE-Household goods, 329 n.
! 18th st. SIT
wagon. First class repair. H. NJ.
Yeo, r. II. s. Tilt
FOR SALE-Canary birds, $50 S.
18th. HIT
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WANTED-A place to nurse in ma
ternity case, reasonable price. Adj
dress G.. H., care of Palladium.
10-2t
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ALI advertisements must be
i'm this office before
~ noon
YOU rIUST TELL .
in ORDER TO SELL

i W. ~ 81
in ORDER TO SELL
Tell the public what you
have to offer what you
want to buy through a
Palladium Want AID COL
umn, and you will get a
ready response. The Pal
nadiurl carries more
Want Ads than amy other
paper i'm Richmond, and
the public knows where
to look for their wants.
Telephone your adj to
1921, and the collector
will call at your home.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A homelike place to do
homework by good competent
middle aged girl. best Of references;
address 2l3 North 9Th 10-2t
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WANTED-You to attend one of In
diana's best Business Schools. The
Richmond Business College. Day
or Night. oct10-tf
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ONE GENT
PER WORD
EACH INSERTION.

confidential. X. Y. T.. care of Palla-
dunn. Hit
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Ever and anon walls 90 up from So
ciety leaders anent the scarcity Of tn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

ni6t 10 letht CUR l1eberSeitarbeit be.
reit iinben laiIen, tpie bas leiber bier
nnb bo Der JaIl lit, benn fe babeu
ben Sdabeu an ibrem eisenen 2eibe
az irasen.
GuH bic atnberarbeit iOlIte fren.
ger sereselt iusrben unb einbet uii.
ter IA Sabren unter feinen llmitdn.
ben CUR Grbett in 5abrifen suaelafen
tuerben. gelbit seinber iiber IA Sab.
rem bis gum IS. Sabre iolIten, boz
ausaeiebt, baB iie iiberbaupt eelunb
nnb trdftis eenu9 iinb, ni@t LANCER
ais 6 Stunben tdslid nit senhgen'
ber 0tittagspauie unb niemals
gladts beiddttist tuerben. @beniu
ioIlten 5rauen bon Der gtddtarbett
auSeeiAloiieu ieiu, 8as lie9t i'm
Sntereiie Der 3utunft Der sausen ga.
tim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

I'm eine Naioritdt In benz @e'
iantmt Ballot In Der lommenben Stb.
iins ber General Staats Gfemblp,
tpel&e Gnfanss Sanuar eebalter
tuirb, miffen bic Republifaner SO pur
ben Ritsliebern, tueIbe I'm Ropem'
ber ertuablt tuerben, auf ibre Seits
betomnten unb I'M tn Der General
9lfemblp 6ieielbe @DntrolIe tuie biz
Republttauer su baben, miiien bic
9emotrateu 7s ber neuen Rtteliebel
iiir iid setutnuen, Die @eiammt'
Riteliebersabl Der @eneral.a .afemblp
1T 17s, tuonab cine Yartei 80 Rit'
slieber baben unuB um iiber cine Usa'
iDritdt i'm @eiamn1t Ballot 81 uer'
fieen. 9a nun eff ber TIM Gmte oer'
bleibenben Senatoren Der 6emDtrati'
f4eu Bartet auseb6ren, 10 tuiiroer
bic 9emotraten, falls iie rs ber neu'
ertuiblten Senatpren betnmmen, iiber
eine Maioritdt uerfasen. 9a ben
&epublitanern iebub nur iehs Der
alteu Mitslieber oerbleibeu, 10 mifer
iie s3 ber neuen Riteliebsr auf ibre
Seite betommen, UNI iiber eine Sra
iprit6t In benz @eiammts8alIot all
nerfieen. Die Ebatia6e, ba6 fiinf
Counties i'm State iinb, In ipelder
teine bemotratiiden yauminattonen
fir bas &eprdientanten- -Saus semadt
tuurben, unb Elm County in benz nur
ein Semotratiiher &anoibat fir ben
Seuat aufseitelIt tuur6e, unb ein Gen.
atorial.9ifr in tuelhen tein repub.
lifaniiher &anbi6at aufoeitelIt tuurbe,
inbert an ben uben ansesebenen Be-
rehnunsen nihts. Dies fhert nur
rsi, Gr,pablrns ber aanbibaten tuelhe
teine Sppoitiuu baben, unb uintmi
Der &asne piel ber itets nit elmer
8abl uerbunbeneu Gufreguns, bat
iebod, tpie bereits ertpdbnt, feineu
GiuiluB in SeitIesuns ber Mitelisber.
sabl bic cine Sartei baben ntuB, IN
Der @eiammt.Ritsl tslie6ersabG ber Gi.
iembls, I'M bic Oberbauo gu eerin'
men.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

Obtuobl bic @eri9te fih sefueiseri
baben, bic Stimmtaiten in ct. 9UuiG
unb &anias Gitp gu bffnen, es iei
oenn, bab unterlesene aanbibater
bic BabI beanftnn6eten, 10 bat biz
llnteriuhuns bes &reisantualts unb
Der @ranbiurp bic ftaren 9eipeiIe er.
braht 6aB unneri9dmte unb erpbe
Getriieereien BET ber 8rimGrtpabl
itattseiunben baben, tuie pun anfane
seuiB eridieu. Ridt aIein baben
~Snbians1 I'M gsamen abmeienber
uub nerforbener 8dreer sefttmmt
ionbern Stimm5ettel, tpel1e fur ses
tpifie Ranbibaten abseseben iuurben,
iiub entiue6er ear niht uber fiir ben
bertebrten Wann aeadblt tpprben.
Die sanse 8abl In setuiFen 8arbs
IN ct. Souls mar eine 5arce unb cine
8erb6bnuns Der beifebeuben Drb'
nune. 9teIe Borb Sduptlinee ba'
ben gang nad @iutiir sebunbelt, uub
obnpbl betreffs benz @puoerneursami
Guuberb ant meiiten baburd) profit.
irt bat, 10 baben bod anbere Stimm.
plate nit elmer 70 uerbddjtieen Gins
miitbieteit fur 8aIl oeitimnt, 6aB audi
oeiien Sttmmensabl ni6t einpanos'
frei iit. 3uh oieies lit mebr neben'
idblid; bic Sauptia9e 1T, baB es
feline ebrllf)e 8abl mar, uno obne
Elm ebrlid)e 8abl tanu nidt uon Ell.
ner &egierun9 ieitenS 6er Mebrbeit
bic Rebe iein. gllle 9tnltrenguneen
miihen eemabt rperben, Die G9ulb.
igen 81 ermitteln uno gu beitrofen.
@ouu. 5olt perbient rpIlen 8eifaa
fir bic S6ritte bic er btreits eetban
bat, ndmlidl StuSbietllne ,einer 8es
lobnung uOn $500 fir bic lleberfabr.
ung zines ieoen S9ulbigen, 9tnmei'
len oes @eneralantualt, bem areisan.
malo bebilflib suiein, iuiuie 9luifors
oerune 5ur eenauen llnteriu9une lei.
tens bes Bpli5etratbs unb Der 8abl.
bebDroe-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

gtab bem ioeben fertig seiteGten
Sabresberiht oes itaatli9en Statiiti'
ferS bat bic @tnuanoeruue in Ulii
iouri im Sabre 1907 I'M 1870 Ser
ionen aueenummen eeeen 0es 8pr4
iabr. Sic betrug i'm Sabre 1906
1850 uno i'm lebten Sabre 10, 1920
Berionen. Sn Oieie Statiittt iinb nur
Die @inmanoerer einbesriiien, pel9e
oirett nad gtiiIuuri tamen, tuabreno
iolbe, bic nah fiirSerem Gufentbalte
in anbere;. Staaten bierber reiiten,
nibt mitsesdblt fpurben; iDntit biirfte
bic @eiammt5abl Der 9euant6mm'
liuee nod bebeuteno gr6Ber ieir. Snl
Sabre 1906 itanoen bic 0eutiben
mod an eriter Stelle unter ben Gin.
tpanberern in unierem Staate, finb
i'm lebten Sabre aber pun ben @ries
den iibertroffen tuuroen nun oenen
1921 antansteu gegen 1926 i'm Dor.
iabre. Smmerbtn III bic 8abl Der
beutiden Giniuanoerer aud mod ge.
itiesen uno stpar BON 1888 auf 1904.
Ole ndtbft sr6Bten &untinsente itellen
Stalien nit 2o78 aus benz Gaoen
unb s5s aus ben, Rorben; Sulsaren,
Gerben iinb Wonteneeiner NIT 1907.
bic &ruaten unb Spluuenen nit l4o2,
Die 2almntter, 8osnier uno Ser3eso,
miner nit 546, bic 9iumdnen mi,
$50, bic Slooaten nit 544, bic 8pteu
nit ss2 uub bic llnsarn NIT $50.
Die Suben iinb, obue Beradfdtis.
uns ibrer reipettiDen 8aterldnber,
nit 1862 anseseben.