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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24

teachers in Spokane's grade schools are
ready to begin campaign for twelve
months salary. instead of nine months.
as at present They will also ask for
an increase of ten per cent in their
pay.
Many of the Hebrews of the eastern
section of Brooklyn, N. Y, engaged in
the boot and shoe trade have recently
organized and are DESTROYS of afnliation
with other shoe workers in the organ
lied labor movement of this country
During the past year there were forty
prosecutions for violations of the child
labor laws in manufacturing establish
ments of the state of New Jersey, ac-
cording to the annual report of Lewis
T. Bryant, state commissioner of labor.
The full result of the ballot of the
Lancashire cotton operatives the
question of limiting the working hours
to forty-efght a week has been made
public Ali-seetions voted. The agEre-
gate figures are 107,554 for the prbpo-
sal: 1902 against and 1888 neutral.
The Anti-Asiatic league has received
a letter from Battersea, New Zealand.
asking for information and all litera-
ture as to the operations of the league
| in combating the japanese, as it is the
| intention to bring the matter more
| fully to the attention of the people of
| New Zealand.
| Minneapolis, Mimi, printers have
been devoting considerable attention to
i the work of creating greater demand
| for printing bearing the union label.
| Contests are held at intervals during
the day and special label committee
is constantly bending its energies in the
| interest of the label
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
TOLLESTON.

Mrs w. Osborn and daughter, Rutn,
have returned to their home after
spending week with relatives in Chi
cago.
Fred Schooling of Chicago was here
on business yesterday.
Mrs. C. Luck was a Chicago shopper
yesterday.
A. w. Sprague of Hammond made
a business trip to this place yester-
day.
Mrs. p. ]. Maloney was a Chicago
shopper yesterday
Misses Ida Wick and Hulda Schrieb
er were Hammond shoppers yesterday.
| A surprise party was given in honor
of Mrs. w. Foster yesterday afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames c. Cur
rem. P. C. Maloney, ]. Cook. w. J..
| Pruitt, Timskey and Miss Ida Wick.
| A. C. Kunert was at Hammond on
business yesterday.
Louis Gordon was at Whiting on
business yesterday.
Miss Ida Rump of Hinsdale is spend
| ing a few days with her parents of this
place.
Mrs. John Williams spent yesterday
in Englewood.
J. j. Staff of Frankfort. ILL.,, is here
for a few days on business.
The Ladies' society OF the German
Lutheran church met with Mrs. A.
Woldt to celebrate her birthday. The
i afternoon was spent in music and
songs. Delightful refreshments We're
! served.
John Bork left for visit in New
York yesterday
Miss Hattie Peters transacted bust
ness in Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. C. Lindeman and son. George
were Hammond shoppers yesterday
forenoon
Mrs. Q. c. Bornann and Hertha See
gers transacted business in Hammond
yesterday
NJ. H. Stanton transacted business
in Crown Point yesterday.
Gust Piske was visiting with friend:
in Hammond yesterday afternoon.
o. C. Bormann transacted business il
Crown Point yesterday.
George Shay of Hammond was visit
ing with Arthur A. Kunert of .thi.
town yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Kunert reports the sale of 10
No. 2. in block 3, in the South Benz
& Gary Land company's subdivision
to Tolleston, yesterday, through Bor
mann's real estate exchange Consid
Grafton being $40.
Z. NJ. Beiriger of Hammond tran
sacted business in town yesterday.
August Hecker and Ted Seehas
transacted business in Hammond las
evening.
A. A. Kunert has purchased a 10
! right off of Bormann boulevard, o
First street, where he will build
beautiful residence.
Misses Bertha and Frieda Kriewit
returned to their home in South CHI
cago after spending a few days wit
Emil woldt and family
Mrs August Schroeder and daugf
tiers, Ida and Emma, were Chicago via
| itors Tuesday
The Cornelia club was entertaine
by Mrs. ]. j. Roberts Tuesday after
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
WHITING NEWS

John Sech. who was arrested for TAX
ing coal from Lake Shore car. was
fined 81 and costs by Mayor Parks,
amounting in all to s15.65. Sech paid
the fine. but came to the conclusion
Whiting coal dealers.
A one-mile ladies' race at East Chi
cago Rink Friday night. 24-2t
John Pobachinks of Fischrupp ave-
nue., who was arrested on Saturday for
running blind tiger in the Mettier
building, was tried before Mayor B.
Parks on Monday night. Pobachinko
was fined $50 and costs for the offense.
the total sum being $63.10. which he
paid When the place was raided by
Chief Lawler, Sergeant Collins and Of
hcers Mullaney and vacha a barrel of
whiskey, three cases of whiskey and
seven or eight jugs of the "irewater."
together with twenty gallon casks of
port wine and a large quantity of
beer, was taken to the place, as was
also all the glasses, bottles and meas
ures found in the place. All these
goods were ordered destroyed by the
mayor, and the chief of police will have
something to keep him busy for short
| time at least
]sAASSCS &AiAoESu ana flOI6nC9 stewart
spent Tuesday as the guests of rela-
tives in Engiewood
Mrs G. J. Bader Of Oliver street
was the guest OF friends in Woodlawn
yesterday
Abe Goldsmith's team Of the Whit
ing liquor house took a notion to run
away, and as a result there was great
CONSERVATION One Hundred and
Nineteenth street. The team consists of
Two young ponies, which are rather
risky The ponies became frightened
and when they went down the street
the jugs of whiskey. etc. on the wag-
| on were dumped out. The driver Ed
ward App, was not injured, but bad
ly frightened. One of the ponies. how
ever. had his ankle badly injured.
John Coar of the Petersen fats. who
has been very Ill the past few days, is
slightly improved.
| Helen Ahlendorf visited with her
grandparents on Sheffield avenue, in
Hammond, on Tuesday.
Joseph Bernstein transacted business
in Chicago yesterday.
| John McCabe, the Whiting midget,
performed several stunts at the Palace
| theater. which highly pleased his au-
| dience.
| AiiO IHCInDcIS Oh the OWl CluD en-
| tertained several friends at a. smoker.
Aside from various amusements. there
| were entertainers from Chicago present
to help make the evening a very en-
joyable one
Saturday morning. Feb. 26, between
10 and IL o'clock. stories will be told
to the children at the public library
This will be held for the children il
the first four grades. or children under
IL years. All children living in Whit
ing this age are welcome. The objec
of the story hour is to arouse in the
children an interest in the library ant
good reading. If the first trials prov,
successful 1T will be continued unit
summer. Hours-Grades 1 and 2, 10 t,
IL o'clock; grades and 4. IL to l.
| o'clock --z-------
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KIDNEYS ACT FINE AND
BACKACHE SIMPLY VAN|SHES

world. which will effect SO thorough
and prompt cure as nfty-ss nt
treatment OF Papes Diuretic, which
any druggist can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell
you that Paps' Thompson & Pape. Of
Cincinnati. is a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
OF your confidence.
Don't be miserable or worried an
other moment with a lame back or
eiOgged, inactive kidneys or bladder
misery. All this goes after you start
taking Pape's Diuretic. and in a few
days you feel and know that your kid
neys,. liver and urinary system are
aeelthy. clean @nd 7rnes. ard ali
danger passed.
Accept only Psrez Diurzsis-ssSfv-
cent treztment--Tron any drug store
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
DOES THIS SUIT YoU7

NJ Kolb. the enterprising druggist
of Hammond. is having such a large
run on "HINDIPO." the new Kidney
Cure and Nerve Tonic. and hear it is
so highly praised that he now offers to
guarantee 1t IN every case to cure all
forms of Kidney Troubles and Nervous
Disorders.
entire satisfaction.
If you use it. it is his risk. not yours.
A 5o-cent box sent by mail under posi-
tive guarantee.
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Nervous
Prostitution
For Three Years

"Dr. Miles Restorative Nerv-
inc cured me of period of
nervous prostration of over three
years duration, and the Anti
Pain Pills are as necessary to
us as the roof of our house.
They have been household REM
edies with us for many years"
WIN. J. LOUGHRAN,
1914 Catherine ST.,
Philadelphia, Penna.
Much sickness is due to nerv-
Gus troubles. Headache, diz-
illness, epilepsy and insanity are
nervous troubles. Then there
is a large class of disorders
which arise from a weakness of
the nerves of an organ or part,
as weak lungs, heart, stomach,
kidney, bladder, eyes, etc.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion are
usually the result of nervous
disorders.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
DYER.

Wednesday morning Joseph Mahony
left for Michigan City to take up his
new position as chief clerk of the ship
ping department on the Michigan Cen
trail railroad. Mr.. Mahony was en-
ployed at Hartsdale for a long time
as operator, but made his home in
Dyer. Just a short time ago he was
offered the position as operator and
ticket agent here, which offer he &C
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
SHJCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence

; Heern tell tibet tn town board o.
Crown Points passed n ordinance reg
ulatin' tn trimmin' o. trees. Guess ez
long ez they don't interfear, with tn
trimmfn' o. some o. these winners
bunnits they'll steer clear o. trouble.
Half NV delegate from frum Gary
visited town yestiddy.
Maria seq she can't afford ter pay
what they're aslxin' fer complexion now
adays
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RORERTSDAI.E.

Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment to be given this evening at the
Evangelical church by the Young Mems
club OF the Christian church of Ham
mond. The following program will be
given:
Prologue .............-.C C. ]. Sharpe
Male Quartette- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Messrs. Schneider, Graves. Hotfield
and Eckman-
Reading. -....... Mrs. B. Robertson
Selection BANJO Ciup
Vocal Solo, w l. Schneider
Cornet Solo. DIR. J. A Davis & j. Gum
Duet Beebe Bros.
500 Dim ohhoiS
Reading VERONA Sliger
Music Banjo Club
Mrs. Edward Freese and daughter.
MoIlie, were Chicago visitors yester-
day.
Miss Martha Schaaf entertained the
K. n. S. club at her home in Indiana
boulevard Monday evening A most
pleasant evening was spent in the
clubs usual program until 10 p. m..
when dainty refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atchison and
children of Roberts avenue were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. William
Balm at a o'clock dinner last even
ing.
Messrs. Fred Leverenz and Carl
Bueh1er were Hammond business visit
ors yesterday.
Superintendent McDaniels OF Ham
mond visited the Franklin school Mon
day.
Mrs. Aldrich and son, BERTHE. of AL
logan, Mich, who have been spending
several days here visiting friends. left
Monday evening for Oklahoma, where
they will spend several months visiting
her sister, Mrs. Roland Whitney. and
family.
Mrs. Martin Of Chicago was guest
at the Homan home in Harrison ave-
nue. yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Hoffman was removed
to the ST. Bernard hospital. Engle-
wood. today. where she will undergo
a very serious operation.
Misses Noble and Lockridge, teachers
of the Franklin school. were absent
Monday on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stress of One
Hundred and Sixteenth street saw THE
Fourth Estate" at the Studebaker the
alter. Chicago. Tuesday.
E. J. Abt of East ST. Louis, ILL.,, Wis
tied his grandmother, Mrs. Mary E.
y
part of the week
La Van Tucker is very sick at the
home of his parents in Pearl street, DR..
Bass is attending him.
Misses Julia Hubbard Mary Stein
and Hattie Dahl were the guests OF
Hammond friends Tuesday.
Mrs. Tucker and children of Indi-
ana boulevard are spending several
Gays with relatives in Chicago
~ Mrs. Ed. Jewett is reported very sick
a her home in Pearl street, and Is
under the care of DR.. Kohr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Klemm and
daughter. Louise. spent Tuesday visit
| Ing friends in Laporte.
- Worhie Of Hammond vie;t>f
II Ians Holman of Roberts ave
ii Ia Trovye entertained tn,
Jun shior classes OF The Whit
~ AZ fSef home N Censre
I avefa{s Akonfay evening.
Ge 90 Slack OF Pearl ssrees wzs
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Badly Injured.

a seven year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenny. living on the corner of Court
and North street. was badly injured
yesterday by becoming engaged in a
friendly tussle with fellow lad The
little fellow slipped on the slippery
walk. and according TO reports sus-
tained a broken shoulder blade and
several other cuts and bruises.
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The most effective and harmless way
to cure backache and regulate out-of-
order kidneys, or end bladder trouble.
Is to take several doses of Papes Diu-'
retfc.
You will distinctly feel that your
kidneys and urinary organs are being
cleaned. healed and vitaiized, and all
the miserable symptoms, such as back
ache, headache nervousness rheuma-
tism and darting pains. infamed. or
swollen eye1ids, irritability. sleepIess-
neess or suppressed. painful or frequent
urination Especially at MIGHTY and
other distress, leaving after taking the
first few doses. -
~ -~f-zz eus,sz5zs Is a.
barn less pEepas ration
si.e knowiedx@ that
Xxx ciesre, a. any
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Restorative Nervine

soothes the irritated nerves, and
assists the nerve cells to gencr-
ate nerve force.
Or. Miles fServine Is sold by all drug.
oIsts. II the first bottle falls 20 benefit,
your druggist Will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind
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Bad Men and Women.

worse than men; but for one bad wo-
man I do not like to say how many
bad men can be found.-Geo. Elliott,
K. c.
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Generally.

Generally when a young man takes
postgraduate course in college 1t il
a sign that he is needed on his alma
matters football team.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our appreciation
to all for their kindness shown during
the illness and death of our beloved
mother. Elizabeth Kickenapp.
MRS. G. MULLER AND FAMILY.
H KICKENAPPP AND FAMILY.
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Revival Meetings.

The revival meetings at the Methodist
church this week are being well at
tended and much interest is being
evinced in the work. superintendent
riggs of the Valparaiso district is as
sisting Rev Dunlacy In the work, and
each evening special music is rendered
on the new pipe organ recently in
stalled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-24
GIRLS DRESS

Dutch blue and golden brown are COM
bined in this little dress. The dress itself
is of the blue. and the trimming bands
are of brown braid with gilt buttons for
a finishing touch.
This pattern is cut in four sizes, 4, 6, 8
and 10 years. Size requires AZ yards
OF plain material 81 inches wide or 5A
yards of border material. Price of pat
tern AGO is 10 cents.
No. AGO.
Name Observation-Disclosures.
Address
Size ......... Observation-Disclosures.
Fill out blank and send to Pattern
Department of this newspaper.
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Much interest is being evinced in the
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9okal.Derid)l
cpier bes 0aicltns.
sram gaianer erliest ben am Eonners'
faa erlittenen gerleenngeu.

Coroner Or. Goe iit nit elmer lln'
teriudune Der e.itsrn i'm Belts Sira'
ne 6oSpitaI aeftorbsn,n Grau tlila'
beib gsiemer, 81 Sabre alt, Don No.
500 6optins Girabs, btfhdftist. WE
ber.its eeitern ausfiibrlih btri1it',
.rplobirte am Donnsritas in oerWohf
nuno Der nrau Rismsr Elm Odio!inf
of.n. tuobei Die aIeibsr Der Jfnu
sfeuer finsen. Ste fprane tn t1rtr
.inait aus .insm 1snitsr ess Srp:stsE
Gtodtpsries sur Sirabe b!nab nno
spa ii6 einen 6iifienbrud uno innsa
Btriesung.n sn. auberoem bate t't
t0btIife Branbfpnnoen trlit!ea. Gis
S.n.r bat!. init folder G9neaisis'.
nm Iih assriifsn. baB 5rau Rismsr
ioipobf, o!s ouh ben Betpphnern bes
3. Gtodtpertes Der Ausipes Ibtr Die
5r.ppen abseIhnitien ipurbe. Jrau
5tItn 9oitin uno ibrs IL s}abrs ollie
9od1isr Clara fpdren ieotnfaQs pon
pemi.lben S1idial. pie arau Hiemtr
,rreid,t iporpen, ipenn fis niGt i'm lsss
ten auaenbIid pon ben Jeueripthr@
narIhdasn 6urIsp unb gsinstr ssr.ts
itt fporb.n ipdren. muiter unb Ioh'
ter srlisien id)iptre aber niHt sefahrs
Iidt grdnonunoen.
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bab bas 2ebtnsmit.tsefss. ipie "a iebt
kitebt, Dollauf binrsiht, nm ben
nebelitdnDen, bic ben aiiblIpeihtrn
anbaften follen, gu iteuern. glu4 psis
fen lie barauf BIN, oub eine fold srobs
artige Snouftrie burh beborolifS Gin
griffe niht 3erft0rt tperoen iollte.
Die 5erren piFen gang gtuau, 0ab
niemanb oaran bentt, bic aiiblipeihsrs
Snbuitrie su unierbinoen, penn aiihls
fpei6er fino I'm mooernsn 5anbel fat
10 notbwtnoig ipis Giisnbabnsn. es
carf aber riht ptresFen tperoen. bab
Dor ben gripdsnngtn Der @cltspchI.
fabrt allts anbers gu fbtpeigen bat.
Gs mag stpeifefbaft i,in, oh Der acns
ereb bas Heht bat, 2sbensmittelpreiit
gu resuliren; iiberIidl ittht ibm abn
oas Reht 5u. gum S6uB ben S.ben
uno 9eiunobeit Geiebt 81 srlaHen.
Der Regierungstemittr Or. Wilsp
Ttldgt cine DffentIite Ieitaiion Der
5rus. Dor, bdmit ser Gonertb unter
oem Druid Der Dfitntlihtn Weirung
se3tpungen ipirb, Elm 6eies TN Slime
bss pon benz Atprd'cntan.sn Woors
dngsftrebtsn sa erIdHen, ipenn er ss
ni6t aus freisn Stiidsn thut. Der
@oritIug IolIk ni6t bon Der 5ane
ostptsfsn iperben, b.rn Die SnfersNens
ten ptrben nihts unDsriuht ldiisn,
odmit iie in nr gusiibuns ibtr ass
iunobettsfhdbIikn Mstbceen nitt
qsftort iperoen.
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gi Der atasnnGrtis b,rrfhenbeu
idier un.rirdsliden Sis. i.bni man
iih mad, bes Sasts Can unn Vluhtn
mebr otnn ie mad sin.m iublen ylds7
dltn, 100 man jih srboltn tam uno bsst.
fit aisbt Is publ in Der eorasR Sfaet
tsin bsdutmsr aeI.esnss nno inealsfts
etdbliNemsnt, als ben ulirsnomn'irien
WwIert'inen gopillcn. 6tsr herriept
Itets cine anasnebm. 1smptrotur. bier
trifft man immtr f-6blihe 8eieaihnft
uno fam auG cen portrefflihen mul's
faliitsn Tdrbietunaen Der Gsterssrs
fttn aaptll. Iauiden, oi: fir otn Reit
Der Suiion eneoeirt III. DAB Sptts
fen uno G.irdnse abiOlut tareIIos iino.
bebarf ipohl saum befonoertr eripats
nuna. Jiir ous h.uiise HonSert bat
aapellm.iii.r Waltsr gsbrsr oas
fols.nbs biibi6e prusramm 5uiams
msHgeitstIt:
Marfh .Sptip Barber Wilmdrtb
Dal;er ~RoisH aus bem Siioen4 ).
Sirnub
rGdllirboe" ebuminaot
.AiHes" 6nbbtu
llngarifde 2uItfpiel Cupertur. !.
asler gtlo
banana Rag Sennonr
.Jk Sbamrod1 9obdnl
pctpourri aus ~5ht Sonl ait". lsci
Superturs su ~Gidter uno Bauer :.
. SuPpe
-1be Roboins 5ulip" 3rinthaus
.Sbs's mn Gaifp" Iduoer
petsourri dus .gubett." 6erbert
.0apann.s" WilIiams
potpourri aus .Wib Snnoctnte !.
Tanmart
Gin populdres Qieb
ran amsrieah 9eireb" 6srbert
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Ueialsene straie.

Gispkn2uias. .in srieGiidkr 6ous
iirer aus 2odlanb. tpirb In 3uiurft
I.in 0etperbe in Roripoob niht mehr
ousiben oiiritn. Wapor Dspnsr bon
glorpoob snisos ibm seistrn bic 5ou.
iirerk3ens fiir Nortpooo unb itrafi.
Jpn ollBsrbem fpesen Grauiamfsit ess
gen Qinber um $50 uns bic Rotten.
Gi. Netbaftung 2utus' mar rut Der
nnlafuns Der Glterm bes IL Sabre ols
ten Clifford Rusf uHb Der 8 Sabre ni<
ten Mdrearst Winils erfoIgt. bic er
Dor sinisen 9asen auf feinern Mos.n
in Roripoob Su sintr Sposienobrt elm
ssIabsn uno bnnn trot ibus protsfsE
Die beinabt mad aodldnb misgenoms
men unb bdnu In Der 1unislbeit nuF
Der annbfrabe tinfod obssisst batis.
Witlsinige aniomobiliittn, Die sufGl-
Tiger Wtiit cine iurse 3eit fpGier pcrs
beitamen. battsn fih Der ainbsr anss,
R0mmsn unb bofiir esfcrot. bas f,
mad 6aui, idmtn.
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an Ren Mort hat eine spoIfs

Sn Rem gort bat sins SlpoIfs
idbrise 2anse tbrsm 9uter pas SauS
iibsr ben 8ppf anesSiinoet, INN als
5eroins gu poiiren uno aIs oieie Ssnz
iotton poriiber tpar, Ihrteb lie ibrem
grseuger sirsn Mofiabrief unb pers
Idnots 80 Dollars, Die unter Ear
5trpbmatts gsIegt peroen iollten, ans
bernfo0s man ibm Iein 8tno, eben
oieIe Iiibs Sobtsr, entfiibrsn piros.
Grit Elm 9oIi3eibeamter muBte ben J:s
GnsIti9ten 9ater auf ben groben
Shpinoel aufmertidm MAIDEN. Die
trontbofte SsnIationsIuht bieIss
6rii6t6ers lit ourd> bic 9oriteuun9en
in ben bilIi~en Observation-Disclosures
peruriaht poroen. 0draus 1T sriifte
lid, lpeIneS l1nbeil bieie 1heatsr aui
iugenolife 8emiitter un5urihtsu oers
moqer.
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Don ben 5trri6.rn Guropos bat bic
orobte gipilliIte Der aaiier bon RuB,
lamb, Der audi Der psrionlih rsi6its
Wonardt iii. Tns GiniommtH oss
Gsaren ilisbt aus prti Gusflsn: aus
benz StdatgI6as, aus ben tdiirlihsn
Tomdnen unp aus ben ioosnannten
Acknowledgement. Der Sidatss
ihos besablt bic gipilliite. bic cirea 30
Tiaipnsn Mart idbrlih bstrdst. lin
pieles bsbsutsnper iinb bic ginnahmen
aus ben ioiierliHen 9omdnen. bic ses
meiniames Gicenibum Der 81 Miiglis'
Der ots 5auies Romanoff iino. jeoof
pom 5aupts bes 0tfnlehis ptrtpoltei
p.rben. Dieie Domdnen, big Dor bun'
bert ssabren airheneut. umfaHen eins
iJIdhe, bic an DrObe Srlano sl.ihs
fcmnt, unb beiteben su I aus Gors
ften, su 1 aus iultipiri.m Boo,n. Der
arDbtenibeils perpahist III. Der Rein.
aetpinn Der taiierlidsn Domdnsn iuirh
auf idtrlih 40 Willionen Diart Der'
anf&laat. Die bebeutenbfteg ginnabmes
duells bes g,ar.n Hnb i,bod bic IRA.
binsisiisunsen". bic fsiH ptrfOnIihes
gisentbum In ietnsr gissnidaft uls
berrIder finp. Der ertrdg beritl6er
fam nidi tinmal anndberno beitimmi
iperbsn. 6rObtenibsils In Sibirien &C.
leesn, umfaFtn bitis 9dnbtreien Gin
@ebiei, bas etipa Dem Ji6ttninbuli
cans grantreins snifpriht. sic ent'
baIten bic srobttn uno bsiien Cob.
unb Gilberminen unp iiibren, Hur sun
1beil auseebsuist, pieie Wlilionen BE-,
Snatulle ees Gsartr su. tpGbrenb fl
in ibren brahlisgenbsH 7beilen elmer
serartissn nod unsehobensn ReihibnH
an aupfer. plaiin. Giim uno dnbsrer
GrSen sntbalten, bab p,rsn Shurfuus
unassablte WtilIionsn obDerIsH tpiiror
Rad Wittbsilungsn Gineepsibier je
bod foil Der Sultan Der reihite 6erri
fhsr Guropas iein, Der nllein In Gbtl'
iieinsn immenIe Ghdbe nufgebdufi bo
ben foil; geitimm.es III aber niht 81
erfobrsn unb fein Wern6esn bobsr MID
/ lfirirbor.
Der Gnlion bat pffi3ieG tine Qipil
life BON eiipa 90 Willionen 5raueS
aber inDn bas Budget fir feinsn %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-16

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