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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
SOCIAL NEWS CONTINUED
FROM PAGE TWO.
SOCIAL. CLUB IS ORGANIZED.

Several Hammond ladies met at the
home of Mrs. Jacob Kussmaul in Gin
ton street last evening for the purpose
of organizing a. social club. During the
evening plans were made for the fu-
ture meetings. and It was decided to
hold a meeting every two weeks at
the home of the members. The next
regular meeting will be given at the
home of Mrs. Fred Humpher in Rim
bach avenue. The membership last
evening, and they anticipate many very
pleasant meetings during the winter.
Two prizes will be awarded at each
party and a hand-painted plate was
voted upon for the winner of first hon
ors. After the necessary business had
been disposed of last evening. the guests
played pedro at small tables in the
parlors. The honors were given Mrs.
Jacob Kussmaul and Mrs. George Eder.
A dainty course luncheon was served
at the close of the evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
LOOKS BAD
FOR SUNDAY
BASEBALL
TIMES BUREAU
AT STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. ct begins
to look as though Sunday baseball was
going to be given a black eye.
The question of the legality of the
pastime being INDUCED in on the Sab
bath has been up for trial before Judge
Pritchard in the criminal court for
some time, and the case went to the
jury yesterday. Although Judge Pit
chard instructed the jury that the
Sunday baseball law is unconstitutional.
apparently leaving little opportunity
for verdict in it's favor. the fact that
the jury was still out shortly after
noon today, with no sign of an agree
ment being reached. looks as though
some of the men on the jury were for
ignoring the courts instructions and
finding in favor of the prosecution.
The verdict is awaited with a great
deal of interest not only In Indianapolis
but throughout the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
4 MISSIONARY MnEr1NG.

A meeting of the members of the
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian church will be held
Friday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock in the
church parlors. A cordial invitation to
attend the meeting is extended the
members OF the society and their
friends. and 1t is desired that there
be a large attendance. The address
at the meeting will be given by Mrs
Katherine Meyer. field secretary for
the board of the northwest. 1t prom
ises to be of interest to every mis-
sionary worker. There will be a shori
musical program. During the socia
hour. Mrs. F. N Hikok and Mrs. J
Floyd Irish will entertain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
Case Up Tomorrow.

Condemnation proceedings brought by
the Lake Shore road VS.. Reynolds in
the Lake superior court will be up for
trial tomorrow. The case involves ap-
proximateiy two acres of land in the
vicinity of Miller. which the railroad is
seeking to condemn The question of
Indemnity in the case is the bone of
contention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
rs IN TERRE HAUTE.
DR.. Howat Delegate to State
Medical Society.

DR.. w. f. Howatt is at Terre Haute
as delegate from the Lake County
Medical society to represent that body
a the State Medical society's annual
session which begins today and closes
Friday.
In view of the state meeting in ses-
sion this week It Is probable that the
Lake County Medical society meeting.
which Is due this week. will be post
poned until the latter part of this
month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

was disposed of early in the evening
ana the remainder Of the evening was
devoted to the drill work Mrs. At
kins, grand secretary of Illinois, was
present at the meeting last evening.
which was the first after a long sum
mer vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

The Gary Retail Merchants assoefa-
ton met last night at the Gary hotel.
The question of continuing TO keep the
stores open only on Tuesday and Fri
day evenings, as has been done during
the summer, was discussed but in
view of the approaching holidays it
was determined TO keep open every
night in future until after New Years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
MRS. YOUNG A HnsTEss.

Mrs. H. 0. Young will pleasantly en-
terrain the members of the S. S. club
Thursday evening at her home, 20 Og
den street 1t is the regular club meet
ing and a very pleasant social time
will be spent playing cards Pedro will
be the feature of the evening. :
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
Many Gary People There.

A large number of Gary people were
at Crown Point yesterday for the pur-
pose of testifying before the grand
jury. In fact, there is great deal
of curiosity on the part OF the Crown
Point people to know just what the
grand jury knows about Gary or is try
ing to fnd out about this place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
An AFTERNOON PARTY.

Mrs. Y. Schwigert is entertaining a
party OF her friends at a very enjoy
able afternoon function today at her
home in Douglas avenue. Mrs. Sch
wigert Is entertaining in honor of her
birthday anniversary and very pleas
ant social time is anticipated Games
and music will be features of enter
tainment during the afternoon after
which the hostess will serve dainty
refreshments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
Two Drunks Arrested.

John Schiseer was arrested by officer
Kunz and Stani Lesnak was arrested
by officer Borchert on the charge of
being intoxicated. They were both
fined 81 and costs. amounting to s11.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
ARGUMENT rs
POSTPONED
Local Option Hearing Goes
Over Until Nov. 8.
TIMES BUREAU
AT STATE Capital

indianapolis Ind. Oct 6.-And still
the question Of the constitutionaIity
Of the local option law is hanging fire.
After dragging through the lower
courts for many months the argu-
ments in the Mcpherson test case were
reached today on the supreme court
calendar, only to be postponed until
Nov. 3.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
DOCTORS WILL MEET.

Physicians OF the county will assem-
BILE at the Gary hotel Thursday after
noon in attendance upon the Lake
County Medical society meeting set for
that day. DR.. Theodore B. Templin OF
Gary will read a paper, and a large
number of other physicians will join
in the discussion which will follow the
paper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
r. <. Woods Sick.

r. E. Woods, reporter for THE
TIMES, was taken quite Ill yesterday
afternoon and was removed to his
home on Carroll street. where he is
under medical treatment. He is threat
ened with malariel fever.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.

Miss Mary southworth returned
home last evening from a pleasant few
weeks visit with friends and relatives
in Michigan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
AN INTERESTING MEETING.

The regular meeting of the True
kindred took place last evening in I.
10. o. F. hall on State street. There
was an attendance of about twenty
members and they report very inter
esting meeting. Tht routine business
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
Saloon Keeper Is Refused.

John Stilson of Cedar Lake was re-
fused saloon license for the reason
that the description of his property
was wrong. This was the only case
that came to the attention OF the coun-
ty commissioners
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
VISITS IN HAMMOND

Mrs Atkin OF Chicago, grand secre-
tary of the True Kindred in Illinois
was the guest of friends in Hammond
last evening and attended the meeting
in I. o. o. F. hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
ATTEyDs FUNERAr. SERVICES.

Miss Mary Mason of st. Josephs par
sonage was at Michigan City yesterday
where she attended the funeral serv-
ices of the late Rev John Bleckman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
VISITS IN CHTCAGo.

Miss Minnie Summers went to Chi
cago this afternoon to remain until
Saturday the guest of her relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

Advertising company, whose bill post
ers are on strike The Towle Opera
House management is paying the regu-
lar union scale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
Paved With Brick.

Sohl street IS TO be paved with brick
the board of public works having de-
cided on this pavement at the request
Of petitioning property owners The
contract was awarded to Layene Bros
A resolution was passed providing
for sewer IN Hyslop street. and with
the approval of the regular bills the
meeting was closed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
Employs Own Man

The TowIe Opera House company has
now its own regular bill poster. and
he Is not employed by the South Shore
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06
TAKE OUT NEW PAPERS
Several New Local Concerns
incorporated in In
dianapolis.
TIMES BUREAU
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. e.-Incorpora-
ton papers were fled today with the
secretary OF staet for several concerns
of interest to the people OF the CaIu-
met region. Two Of them are Ham
mond concerns and one is q Gary cor
poration-
The Indiana Flour company was In
corporated with a capital stock Of SO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

THE TIMES COVERS LAKE CoUN-
TY FOR NEWS WITH = FINE-TOOTH-
COMB AND GETS RESULTS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-10-06

THERE ARE SOME aCASH-vALUE.
FACTS" IN T0DAY's TIMES ADS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
Vim @noc icincr Garricrc.

&nrriSburN, ga, s. Nltgltit.
-- NlfreO &inor0, Gin notoriihcr DC
ipCroOo aus Ncrrps Gountp, mltroe &C.
fern irilb bel cincm &crilIdc, Den
&nocn cincS &rn. 2cpia MtpCrS in
cIiIer flcincn @cbirgs. NniieOclung,
E0rOlid Don bier, 81 p%Iiinocrn, bon
Oscar @ciSlcp un0 ctlidDen onocrct
M0mnern 0urf Gepolucrihiiiic idnpcr
rcrmun0Ct. IS geIona ibm trob lei.
res 3ultonOes, Den &crfolgcrn 81
Cutfommen ut0 Die ctIide WtcilCrl
clticrnt 1clegenc @obnung icincS
9rllocrs g1noS &inoro gu crreiden,
luclheu or Inn Sbood) nn0 Sdub Bat.
Ser 9rltoer nnbnt i'm out id)ifte
ie0of 5ugleid nod) cincm Roli5tltct,
iuelder Den 8erlultnoetcn bierber
6rofte, Gr tiegt Jest I'M biciigcr
Moipitol unO Die Icr5tc erflGren, CT
f0nne niht geucicn. &innro bat ieit
%n6rcn oic biciigen @cgeno t%errori.
iirt mo picle Hnflagcn iino gcgcn i'm
in Der Sdnpebc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
@icrfndycr Mprb nno SelbitmurS.

Sol56urg, Oeltreid) s. guguit.
- Cine iiinifode 9luttbot in~nerbolb
elmer 6nmilie bat lid) bier ereignct.
Ger 60.i1brigc Ertooticr 3ron5 So
ier eridoB NIT einem S~agbgepebr
iciite GSroll, ieinc 6cioen Sobnc I'M
gllter BON IS mo IS Sobrcn unb
itIne Sodtcr I'M gllter bon 10 Sob
rem unb ueril6te bnnn SeIbltmorb.
Sober bot ocn pieriad]en Moro mo
S%elbitmoro in eitenl glnroll Don SIR.
linn begallgen. Gr erbollgtc lid an
cinen 6enIterfrer5 %ieitcr @obnung.
3miIhcn Dem Is Sabre nlten Sobll
Start mo Dent Soter mub Elm Der.
5pciIclter aonpi itottgefunben bo'
ben, oa Die Gleioer oes anoben Doa'
iiGnoig 6eriest poren. Die Snmili(
Sober genob in Sol5burg groBes Pm
ichcn. Sober beioB iriiber cine Apo.
tDcfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
@ahridcinlidl Gin 9nitmOrS.

Detroit, WiiH., s. 9luguIt, -
Gic pcrItiimmeltc 2eibe elmer ctlpa
35.iGbrigen 6rolt muroe beltte frilG
in cincm @cbiiid) nobe @omtrod, I'M
biciiQcn Gouutp, ouf8cfunoen. Nuc
llnlItdnoc ocrtcn oltf cineu SllitnlorO.
lic Gootc bottc Iid oll0cniHeinlif,
ocipcrot Ncmcbrt. Sbr Sh0ocl lit
cingcihlogcn mo ibrc &lciOcr iinO
5crriiicn. 9is Jest lit eS niht 8cIunl-
gen, lie gu iOcntiii5irct. &iclc Sta,
lirnpr bo6cn iid) icit GINGER 3cit in
Scr @cgeno berllm actricbcn mo man
r%crnutbet. OoB elmer ocricIbcn Oic
Ghot pCrii6tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
Jn6rcs. Gunucnt fatbuliIdcr @creinc

GittSburG 40, s. 4lt9uit. -
&rltc nobm Oobicr Die Sobres-Gon
rcntion Der oNmcrifoniidcn 6o0ero-
tion fotboliider Sereine" ibren PIN.
iorg uno miro bis Mittpod). Ocn fl.
Nl!guit oolern. @egcn 500 Gelc-
Qotcn, rcpr0ientireno an 0 ,000
&otbolifen oltS 80 Gr5oio5cicu mo
10 Notionol 3 OrgoniiotioncnL iino
unmeicno. Gie Convention mllroc
INT 1a9 llbr MorgcnS nit cinenl
&ontififnl NImt IN Der &%ntbcOruIc er-
oiinct, BET Dem 9iid)oi :. 4. NegiS
Gnnepin Der GcIebront mar. Die
Erebigt belt 9ilfof Mocs BON Gpp.
iu1ton. ap. I'm 3 llbr NodnlittogS
iono IN Der Gornegie.Sollc cinc DC.
Ie2atcn &. Gcriommlitng mo nm s
llbr IbenoS cbenoort cine Mniicll
8CriomlnlunQ ltott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
oon. bon 0emlamenomnlen miro. 6ob

gan, BON oentlpiBenomnlen miro, 0nb
.er ungefGbr 9tags priE, NUS man
il5er Stobl miiien fam, mGbreno ici.
mes aufentboltS i'm quSlonoc bonn
Sonig goporo I'M ShIoiic @inoior
6cpirtbct mlirOc, mo ooB cine Or0rc,
10000 gciu6bnliAe Stobls Nfticn 3ll
follfcn, meIhe offcnbor BON cnglii6cr
Gltcllc fam allSgefiibrt wllroe, ais
tilr5lid Die Nfticn 5piidJcn 80 mo
81 ihmonften. 9ie 9lftiell murOeil
6eItern 5u 1914 g%cfonft, uno Gicieni.
sen, mcIdc OoS @ciddit ouSiiibrteu,
lG0BcL boB Scr cngliide MonordJ
lei Dem @ei66fte $1,000,0O0 &C.
monm. GuS 0eriidt fonntc notiir-
lid aus fcincr 5uuerloiiigcn Glleue
tCitGtiQt mcr0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
S6dIltcr Snnncl Der @clt.

Santio9o bcGbiIc, Z. Mug.
- Ter 0urhItid) Der 9lnoen nlodlt
riiitige 6~ortid)rittc. Gie rellc 9obn
pcrbinoet Arico in G6iIe nit so Yoj,
Der SoilptitnOt bon 8oliuio, uno
0ilrfte 5u Anfong oes n0dItcn Sob
,c& Dem Serfcbr ~iiber9ebcn lperoen.
Ger finn WciIen Ionge Gunnel miro
Ger b0dItc Der @clt ici; or Ourh-
iGneioet Die Inoen in elmer SobC
ron 10000 SUB iiber Dem WeercS.
ipieael, Gag mo Noft iinb iiebcn.
bnhOert Selite b~eid)Gitigt, mo Dit
&ngeniellrc bcoienen lid omerifani.
id3er Metboocn mo Winihinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
gSicocr Gin Srupcnitnrm.

@olucit tom Ger. s. 2lu8uit. -
Mod)rihtcn Ocs Mettcrbltrcolla ergo
bcr, boB ii6 Der Gropcnitlrnl. mel.
ger in Der lcttcn @ohc iut Golf bon
Ntcrifo crihien, mad Dem mcitIi6clr
Coli ucr5ogcn bat, uno 0oB iid) icirl
Centrum icbt iii0lih Don Corpus
Gbriiti b%ciinoet. Gr lit nitt Don oft
bergcn0bnlihcr NeftiQfcit. Su bic,
Tiger Staoi iicicu 2.47 3ou Regen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
ScidJc in Sdlammpiiitc ecfnnbcn.

GbtcogO, s. 9lrlgnit. - Ger #.
j0hrigc Sobn &. Gicbl, Sobn bcl
Srn. Geo. 6. Giebl bon Nr. IS
@eit-127. StroBe, Nem.Dorf, cine;
triibcren 9ireftors Der ySomburg.
2imerifoniiden Gompicrliuie," mllr.
oe belltc OILS 9cid)c in elmer S6lomml
pfiise nobe Der hieiigen Stoot0ren5(
aciumocn. Gr ioa iid 1T @cIbpcr.
lcQenbeit b%eiltnbcn bnben, mo oiC
Yoli5ci glaitbt, ooB er Selbitmor>
bc0illg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10

9cS &in0es GngeI. - Die
licbcnIubrige Dan Gonmota Don 9tr.
sos, observation-disclosures, lici &c.
ilCrn 9lbeno bei'm Spielcn on Der
9cyiugton., nobc Sborp . StroBc,
Qcrooc Dor Den StroBenbubn . @og
Qpn 9tr. 495 Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Clinic. 8liidlider @ciic blic6 JIG nit
inren Gleiocrn all Dem 6llBbrctt oc5
&o0gons bGngclt, JOINT mare lie lidler
iiberfobren Dorbcll. So fuin lie nit
c,ler lci6tcn S6nittmuroe an Der
lcd)telt Seitc bes aopicS ullO s@ailt-
Gbidiirflln9en oouon. Sic fonnte it'd
1T 8c9lcitlulg ibrer Mtlltter III ibrc
clterlidje @obruutg begeben.
Iompf 10 RS, fem u q Il d.
-Sniolge l%leberbei5ens zines 3onpi.
feIielS III Der 9Gderei bon George
Mublp, gtr. ttt5, Siib.GborlesitroBe.
oiinetc iid) 9eItern a6ello fitrj mad,
Z ll6r ooS Siherbeitsoentil oeS Sci.
iels u1o Der 9ompf itromte, ein rie.
iiges @erGuid perltriodeno, aus, Sin
anabe bemerfte ben 9ampf aus oel
aellerfenitern lteigen, lief 5llm 6elter.
mel0er Hr. 1923 oil Der Gfe Dor
Charles uno @epleritroBe nlb gaf
einen Ilorm ob. Die cintrefienber
5euerpebrleute nnren ii6erroi6t, oil
9Gfcr bel Der grbeit on5utreffen, oil
iidI SnrdIdus odbei tiidt Itoren lieBen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
S6nia Gowaro ais gliiflider Speft'
liant.

Gem Yort s. 4u9uit. - Gin
@eriid,t lit bier im llntlnitf, llod) mel
fcm aonia goworo pom England
iiber cine Miaion IN slftien Der Ser.
Staaten- Stabl : Corporation" vge'
rlqdlt" 6ahcn ioa. 9as @criift illBtp
auf Ser S6atiadJe, ooB S. 4. Mor..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
@ermiidltc tclcaraphiidlc Scpeidc.

Die 43. SabreS . Yerinmmlung
Ter D@rono Arntp OF the Hepublic"
nlrlnlt bcllte III Solt 2afe Gitn lltof,
iDren anfong.
-Eeter Sodion peritlldtc 0~cItcrll,
ais er cine 6loid]e Snoonoiier trollf
IL Grnriltalunep, Ea., ieine ialider
3Gbue uno muBte i'm Spipitol einel
Operation unterruorfen meroen. 81
bcfiroet iif) in fritiIfem 3uitanoe.
= Son ben Dor ctlpu einer ISOLDE
in ct. 2oilis entiiibrten ainoerl
@roce ltno Sommoiio bat mon nod
unmer feline Spur. Die Eoli5ei
s!oubt, bob lie nad Chicago gebrad)I
mnroen iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-10
S6meOen's StrjfemOtb.
Srblgcidlugencr &ermittelnReSpcr.
Judi bcs S6uigs 8nitao.

@Iltte perOcn bic Sd)riiticBcr ans
itcbel. - Strifer Oroben nit sc.
malt. - GroBe 8eIo6eitr1qc aus
ucrl6icocnen 2dnoCrn @uropo'S.
- &6nig Goiporo bon GnglonO
ioQ cine MiQion Dollars ourf,
SpefnIation III Stobltruit Afticu
pcroient bobcn. - Sin 2uItmoro
III Detroit. - Gropcniturm al,
Der tcyonii6cn @iiIte,
nj, g.. Nil9ult. 49, Sic
0urf Den @cnerolitrife pcrltriohtc
Stodllng Der @eifdftc OcS &onoe3
lit cine 10 bcbenflidc gcporocrL hoB
lid) &onig @uitnu ncrunlaBt geieb2n
bat, III cigener 8erion cineu &eriu6
sur Scritculug OcS 6rieocll9 ~
ma6cn. Gr ifidtc oeu &crtretern
betocr Furteicn beltte 9otid)oftcrL III
luelden er lie oringlid) crn1o6nt, iih
jt ocrItanOigen unO ole idmeben0en
Streitfro9cn idieOSgcri6tIif 5u 10,
Icn.
Hndoem sic Notifaitcn in elmer
SabinetS iibulg an geitrigcu Gage
pcrIelen mo acncbmigt mor0en mo-.
rem, lieB a0nig @uitop bic 6iibrer
Der 5!pci itrcitenoen Earicien, ndnls
lidJ Gircftor bon Spoon, ErGii0ert
0eS NrbcitSNc GcrbunbS, lulo &c.
. motor SitoQuiIt, Er0iioelt Der Sooc.
ration Der WcluerfldnftclL 81 elmer
Gonfcren5 81 iid in ben Eoloit berlls
fen. Gu2 Grgcbuib Ser Goufcrcnj
lit nod nidt bcfonnt gc9cbcn nor.
Den, nIlein oifcnbnr murcn oic BE
miibulgcn 0eS &onigS pcrgcblidD
0enn bclte Iben6 miro gemel0Ct
Dob morgcn bic Sfriftieber an ocll
Strife 0cbeu peroen. NuBerocm
m0d)t Die y9tati0nul- Hr6eitersllnion
%betonlt, oob bon morgen an ic0cr
Mogct o0cr Soltfarrcll, OeIicn 6ltbrs
manu- fem Unions Nb3eiden trGgf,
BON Den Strifern o%ngcboltett mer0en
miro. IS ipQ iogur ben @i0eltbii.
merr bon Sllbrlperfelt ni6t gcItottct
ietn, iclbit ais 5llbrinGnner 5lt iuIl.
glrer. 3ic Union orobt nlld, ocH
ouf mor9en nngetiinoigten &crinf
Der Stofbolmcr StroBell.@ eIeQihoit
ibrcn 9etrieb nit &iilfe BON Strife
bred)ern alli5unc6men, geluoltiom ST
pereiteln. lleber 1000 I%elegropben4
luab Selepbon = 9eoienItcte lncrbelt
am Mittlpod) oltSIteben.
Ger NrbeitSgeber.S erboto pergiebt
$4,000 PRO Sag sur llnterItiiBung
letncr meniQer bemitteltcn Wfttglic.
Der. Ser GcrbonO bot @elO gcIlllg
III Der &oiic, Inn oieie Illagoben oili
Orei @ofen SIT bcitreiteu, u1O beiibt
mIBerOem nod cinen Heierpciono
Don $4500y000. Gie Strifcr crboI.
ten t1glit groBc @eitr6qe aus GGnc.
mart, Norpegert, 6inIono, Geiltid.
lono, &umGrien unO 9ulgorien.
@~ultofic1, cin berporrogenoer Sour.
uoIiit. lit gcrid)tlih belon0t iuorOcn
neil er Die Nngeitcllten Der Stoat1.
bnbn 5llll Strife ernllnterte.
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