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The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
DIVINE SERVICE FEATURE
OF JEWISH ASSEMBLY
Profitable Week For Chautauqua So
ciety Closes With Services In
Beth e.. Sunday.

Rabbi Joseph Kornfeld, OF Column
bus. o., gave an address on The
Survival israel"in Temple Beth
FL, Saturday morning, when divine
services were held for the Jewish
Chautauqua society's summer assem-
bly,. The quartet of the church rem
dered unusually fine music.
The strength and the weakness of
modern Judaism" was discussed Fri
day evening in Temple Beth FL, by
Rabbi Max j. Merritt, of Evansville,
Ind, in the course of an address on
The Burden OF Responsibility" given
at the divine services held for the as
sembly. There can be no true Joy In
Judaism not based upon knowledge,
said Rabbi Merritt. The salient weak
ness OF the Judaism OF today is the
lack OF sincere appreciation OF Jewish
ideals, based on faith, tradition and
real belief in our religion. Most OF
us are very haZy when necessity
arises for justifying orr JOY in Juda-
ism. Let the Jew understand what
his Judaism really means and there
will be no need to creep back into the
broken shell of orthodoxy"
A delightful automobile ride, includ-
ing luncheon at the Belle Isle casino.
YVES given the summer assembly Wis
itors. Friday afternoon, by the Wo-
mans Auxiliary OF Temple Beth FL.
The Jewish Woman's club will be the
hosts for an entertainment and recep-
ton Saturday evening In Temple Beth
FL parlors in honor of the visitors. In
formal entertaining planned by in
dividual hosts is the program for Sat
urday afternoon.
The final reports, findings OF com
mittees and other unfinished business
will be taken up Sunday morning
previous to divine service. which will
bring the weeks assembly to close.
DR.. Nathaniel Schmidt, OF Cornell Uni
versity, will give an address on
"Israers Place and Mission in the
World"
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
WED AT 20; TAKE A
TROLLEY HONEYMOON
Children Shower Couple With Rice.
Grandson Gives Bridegroom
Away.


Grandson Gives Bridegroom
Away.
NEW YORK, July ga wedding
ceremony that held the sympathetic
interest OF many was that OF the Rev.
Herman Tausky, 20 years old, and
Mrs. Barbara Nellman, also 20. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Mr.. Theare In the parlor OF the brides
home. The bride was given away In
marriage by her grandson, Henry
Baumgart.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Tausky left the house amid a shower
OF old shoes and rice, thrown by the
brides little friends. The aged cou-
pie blushed like children. They made
q splendid appearance as they walked
down the street with firm step, fol
lowed by the cheering crowd. The lit
tie ones in the neighborhood are all
fond of the bride because Of her gen
tie, kindly nature and her love for
children.
The Rev. Mr. Tausky CALAMITY as
sisted his bride on Lexington ave-
nue. trolley car and followed her. The
crowd gave them one last cheer and a
parting shower of rice as the car sped
ON it's way. The couple got of the
car at the Battery. The bride after
ward told Of their honeymoon.
I'VE went into the aquarium and
spent about three-quarters OF an hour
watching the fishes. They were very
interesting.
Herman suggested that we take
another trolley ride and l was agree
able, because the fresh air was de-
lightful We boarded an uptown car
and on the way told Herman / would
like to see some of the big depart
ment stores on Twenty-third street.
had not been In any Of them In years.
SO we got of at Twenty-third-st. and
walked along from Fifth-ave. TO Sixth
ave. and looked in all the windows
and saw the beautiful things they
have to SELL We went In to some OF
the stores and they really amazed me.
When we had seen everything that
interested us, Herman said: My dear
aren't you hungry and | confessed
that the fresh air had somewhat
sharpened my appetite.
Then let us go to Stanley's and
have a wedding dinner he said, and
| retorted: Herman, let us not begin
our married life by being extravagant.
We have none too much money, and
IL seems to me that we can get enough
at Child's to satisfy US until we get
home. We have plenty to eat at
home, you know. So we went 10
Childs' place on Twenty-third-st., and
we were as well satisfied when we
came out as II we had banQueted at
Sherry's."
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
SHIP ON FIRE AT SEA.
Assistance Is Announced by Wireless
and Passengers Rescued.

CHARLESTON, s. c., July ga
wireless message received at the To-
cal station reports the Southern Pa
cific steamer Momus, with fire In
the cargo hold aft, anchored under
the lee OF Cape Canaveral, Fla. The
steamer Comus of the same line is
standing by, the passengers OF the
Momus having been transferred TO
her. The crew OF the Menus, aided
by all that can be spared from the
Comus, are fighting the fire which Is
not yet under control. The fire was
discovered yesterday and the Comus
summoned by wireless.
The only danger will be to the yes
sci, as the Comus has wired that she
will stand by until the fire Is out or
until II becomes necessary to abandon
the ship to save the crew.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
MEETS DEATH ON TRACKS.
Michigan Central Employe Killed
While Out for a Walk.

While attempting to cross the rail-
road tracks at the intersection at
Fourteenth and Baker-sts., late Friday
night, Harvey 8. Cole, SO years old,
No. GA lron-st., Jackson, Mich, was
struck and instantly killed by Mich
igan Central passenger train.
Cole was an iron construction work
er employed on the Michigan Central
grade separations. With a number
of other workers, he was living in a
box car Friday night he and a com.
panion started Cut for a walk prepa-
Tatory TO retiring for the night. He
was attired only in trousers, shirt ana
pair of slippers.
Cole was married, but had no chill.
dren. Coroner Burgess has taken
charge OF the remains.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
HER DRESS CAUGHT,
DRAGGED By AUTO
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross Is Victim in
Freak Accident-Her Injuries
Not Serious.

When Mrs. Elizabeth Ross, No. $50
Green-ave., was struck by an automo-
bile, Friday evening. her dress got
caught in the axle of the machine. 1t
wound around and around the axle
and she was dragged long distance
before the auto was brought to a
stop.
The accident happened at Fort and
Cass-sts., and the machine was driven
by K. T. Terry, No. 222 Elizabeth-st
east. Mrs. Ross is "a years old. She
was removed to the Detroit Sanitar-
ium. Her condition Is not serious.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
FALLS FROM DOCK
TO DEATH IN RIVER
Michael Lee, Aged 10, Loses balance
While Fishing and Efforts To
Save Him Are Vain.

Michael Lee, 10 years old. son OF
David Lee, driver OF the patrol wagon
at the vinewood police station, fell
from the Wabash railroad docks into
the Detroit river between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth-sts. Saturday morn
Ing and was drowned.
The young man had been fishing
off the dock and In some way lost
his balance. His friends made every
effort to save him, but without sue
cess. His father was notified and
came to the scene Immediately. Har-
bormaster Ellison went to the scene
and is now dragging for the body.
The home is at No. 522 Lincoln-ave.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
MRS. SCHOLES RELEASED.
ST. Louis Police Set Free Both Woman
and Man Who Stole Jewels.

Mrs. Anna r. Scholes, OF Los An
geles, who was arrested here in con-
nection with the theft of a $500 dia-
mond brooch from Mrs. c. q. Jones,
of st. Louis, Mo-, was released by
the st. Louis police Friday. Joseph
II. Lucas, who was held in st. Louis
in connection with the theft, also was
released. They will not be prosecuted,
with the understanding that the
iewelry be returned.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
A FriqhtfuI Wreck

OF train, automobile or buggy may
cause cuts, bruises. abrasions, sprains
or wounds that demand Bucklen's Ar.
MICA Salve--earth's greatest healer.
Quick relief and prompt cure results.
For burns. boils, sores Of all kinds,
eczema. chapped hands and lips, sore
eyes or corns, it's supreme. Surest pile
cure. At Il. G. Kinsel; Central Drug
Stoe; Gay & Woceste.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
100 HORSES BURN TO DEATH.
Fire Detroys Stable Of Contracting
Company at Newark

NEWARK. n. j., July 23.--In FIRE
that destroyed the stable OF the L. j.
buckley Contracting Co. city scaven-
gers. eaIly today, one hundred horses
were burned 20 death. Fifty othacs
were rescued, badly burned, by the
fircmen.
The terrible screams OF the s'ir"r-
iug horscs cause. pSHIc IN the
neighI.orh. I'D
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
HOYLE DENIED DIVORCE.
Claimed His Wife Beat and Tried To
Poison Baby.

Myles Hoyle, who made serious
charges against his wife. Edith Hoyle,
In Judge Murfin's court Friday, regard
ing her treatment of their baby, de-
claring that she had tried to poison II,
was denied divorce by Judge Muir
fin. The husband also charged that
she beat 1t severely when 1t was two
weeks old. Mrs. Hoyle said 1t was a
sleeping powder she gave the baby.
which made 1t sleep 10 hours. AS to
the beating. she said she wanted to
bring the baby up to suit herself, and
her mother-in-law interfered Mrs.
Hoyle left her husband last February,
leaving the baby with him.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
How About Those oee.e7

Joseph Konchal and John LebronsRl
were discovered Saturday morning
driving out Michigan-ave. with a was
onload of geese. They were unable to
give a good account of where they got
the birds and now they are held at
Central police station pending an I'm.
yestiRation
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Reaan Heads A. o. Il.

PORTLAND, Ore, July 23.--Na-
tonal Vice President James ]. Regan,
of st. Paul, was elected national pres
ident OF the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans over Matthew Cummings. in
cumbent, at yesterdays session OF
the convention.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
FAMOUS PAINTING STOLEN.
pa vincPs MASTERPIECES Taken From
Louvre In Paris.

PARIS, July 29.-The Cri de Paris
states that Leonardo da Vinci's mas
terpiece. Norma Lisa" was stolen
from the Louvre one night about a
month ago, through the completely of
a high official Of the museum. A copy
of the painting was put In place OF the
original, the report states, and the
genuine painting Is now In New York.
The paper says that New York
millionaire collector has the original
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Nearo Is burned al stake.

DALLAS, Tex, July 23.-Henry
Gentry. a negro. who attempted to en-
ter the room of a white woman at
Bolton early yesterday morning, and
who later killed Constable James Nit
chell. who tried to arrest him, was
burned at the stake last night by a
mob.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
Made Insane by Fever and Dies.

Robert Gerard, Of CORTLAND, N. Y,
who suffered from pneumonia, was
driven insane by fever at his rooming
house, No. IL Howard-st., Thursday,
and was removed to ST. Mary's hos
pital. where he died Friday. Coroner
Burgess was called
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
$3.50 Cleveland ana Return.
Lake Shore Ry., Sunday, July q

Also Toledo 75 cents. Sandusky 81.
Train leaves Detroit 1902 a. m, also
for Toledo 2:45 y. m. Tickets to Cleve.
land good also on 900 p. m. train Sat.
urday. Particulars City once. Opera
House.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
EIks Name investigating Committee

The work OF preparing the financial
|tatement in connection with the Elks'
Convention has been placed in the
hands of special committee, com.
bosed Of Judge Phelan, George Brown,
Fol. o. A. James, Joseph Weiss and
kllen II. Frazer. Mr.. Brown is chair
han.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
IRoQUOIs AVE.


IR0QUOIS AVE.
To Burns and owen Estate, and to all
other persons owning, occupying. or
otherwise interested In any OF the lots
and premises fronting on Iroquois ave-
nue., in said City of Detroit within the
limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City OF
Detroit having ordered so much OF
Iroquois avenue, from the south curb
line OF st. Paul avenue TO the south
curb line OF Kercheval avenue, to De
graded. and paved, notice IL hereby
given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots, and premises
fronting on said lroquois avenue. and
liable to be assessed for said improve
ment under the provisions OF the City
Charter, and that a roll or said assess
ment is now completed. and will re-
main at the Assessors' office, In the
City OF Detroit. from the date hereof
until August 3, 1910, for the Inspection
OF all persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY JOHN G. NAGEL.
(ss) President.
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
KILLED AT CROSSING.
Inmate of County House Run Down
by Train.

Charles Younger, 79 years old, an
inmate Of the Wayne county house,
was struck by Michigan Central
train and instantly killed Friday,
when he attempted to CROSS the tracks
In front Of the county house. He was
an inmate OF the institution since 1899
and has son and daughter living in
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1910-07-23
NoTIcE-sTREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT.

BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit, July 10. 1910.
Paving Notice No. 1908.
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Zterblidfeitsberid)t.

5aroIb Subb. ! ssabr, 2268 gaft,rn
apenue, 3uber.uloie.
Glsportb Sobn Subb, 3 Sabre.
2268 gait.rn aDe.. 2unsen.ntsiins
ounJ.
Wm. Rotbert, / Sabr. 445 Dapion
Str. 5irnhdutent5iineung.
@inifreb Rap. 27 Sabre. 725 MsIt
5. Strabe. 1ub.rtuloie.
aatis Marp WaHon, 3 Sabre, 1896
.3tpeits Str, SnpGte.
6elen Wnrie RappoIb, II Sabre,
2l8 pits Str. 3ubsrtuloie.
anna Stallmdnn. 20 Sabre. 1893
Sinn Sir, Sarnoersiftung.
Carolina gDerion, 50 Sabre, 720
Donrersberser Str. G.birnbluten.
Dilliam astterina, IS SABRE, 1888
Silliioe glpe., 3pphus.
gbarles5orbiman, s Mondte, 281O
MeIt 8. StraB,, 5irnbautentsiinbuna.
aatberine Retb, 35 Sabre, Stoma
Sotel. 1uberfuloie.
Stanlep albert Oit.nbarp, 2 Nos
nate. sos Utilion Ctr, Shpdhs.
Rdlpb ). Wsb.r, 80 Sabre, 2909
5isblano apenus, oirnbautentsiins
bung.
Wlarp Moran. 81 SABRE. 1892 Co
lumbia ape., Wasentrebs.
ellen 5nrner, Do Sdhrs, 536 Wsit
5. Strabs. Shtpdhe.
Thomas Wbiie. As Sabre. GlenbaI.,
o., Snqueit in Shipebe.
Clemens u. auenan, So Sabre
1926 pIeafunt Str Snqusf in
S6tpebe.
anna 6. Ilbad, 81 Sabre, 1884
Siafioe ape.. guns.nentsiinbuns.
Wldrp Glahertp, AZ Sabre 712l
Gennou WDs.. S1ersleibeu.
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lofaI 0erid)t.
Die Slough Nibers.
Ser Snrdsane BON RoDiebelt'S Q6s
Dallerie iinbet nd9fsn Wlsnat
jfntt.

Rdhbem mir bieIsn Wnndt ben SO.
metenburdsang sebabt unb iiberfuns
ben boben, itebt uns fir ndhitsn mo-
nat Elm anberer 9urhsans bsppr, Der
pielleiht itdrtere Spuren 5uriidlcfen
ipirb ipie Der bes aometen. Col. Roo
fepeIts Gapdllerie aus benz Gpanifhs
ameritanifhen ari.se, bic Rousb Ri
oers tommen! DiefeIben beae6sn fih
CUR fiinften Rennion ndh Heu Dort,
uno ba oieie Wisberiebensfeisr audi
sleihseitis oas Weoerieben nit bern
aus europa suriidtebrenben Resis
ments- -aDmmanbeur lit, Tam man
i6on slauben, bab biefss DpppeIfsft
entipreheno beeongen fpirb.
Die Reunion finoet in Retp g1ort
bonn II. bis gum %. .Suni itatt. gpi.
Rooiep<lt trifft in Hetp yort am Is.
SUM Elm unb es ipirb eripartet, naB
jeoer aamerao fhon an IL. an Ort
uno Stelle 1T, btnn bas Regimeni,
peldes bsrittsn eemadt uno nuh bic
ktdnnts e.lbe Uniform trngen rpirp.
tpiro als gbrengaroe fiir grsprdfbent
RooIepelt funsiren.
Die 4Fpcia!ion Der Roush Ribers
beitebt aus stpei Seerlas.rn. bas cine
nit bsm Stanoquartier in Rem Dort
uub oas dnoere nit bem Sinnbqunr<
tier in Stlabomu. Das ipeftlithe Rom
tinsent 1T bds beoeuteuo iidriere. Die
iiber ben ednssn Weiten 5.ritreuten ebss
muIieen Wannihdften trsffen om Id.
SUM in ct. 2ouis sufammen. balien
i'm Soutbern Sotel ibre aefcHoerte RE
union ab uno fdbren am Wosen bes
Is. nid Der y. uno 8. SsW. Giien.
babn iiber Cincinnati mad Rem Upr.
ab. Sier piro nod Elm admerao su
ben Rdubrsitern itoben. oerr Gbarlts
Rennsr bonn ~5ofbrdu". DerIelbe tlt
seitern feline ipeftIihsn aameraoeu eins
eslaosn, in Cincinnati einsn fiinfitiins
oissn 4ufsntbalt gu nebmsu. itatt Wits
tags erIt absnos bic W.ii.rfabrt anSus
tretsn unb pdbreno ibres biefaen
aufsntbdlies feline 8df.e su i,in. Ia
aomsrao Gborles Rsnnsr beim Rtgis
msnt stipds eesolien bat uno nit ben
tpeitlihsn Witslieoern pieIfah eng Be
freurbst iit, TO bofft er siiperiihtliG.
bab feline eutgemeinte Ginldoung an
aenommeH tpirb.
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Ser ,,6ospel Nasen".

Gi. Meibobiiisnseiitlih fno o5s
iplut nidt iiber ben gefebl bes goIissia
hefs erbaut. iponah Der iogenannie
y8oipel Wasen". BON benz aus al.
abeHblid in ben StraBen gborGle st.
iinsen unb prebistsn sehalten tperbeu,
aus BEN Stnotsentrum berbannt .pors
ben iit unb iest auberbdlb bes BON Der
0ierien, Der Nhten. Der Brain Siross
unb Der Central Npenue begrensten
Diitrifi opperiren mub. Gin 4ommit.
te Der Gerren ipollte eefern mit Moper
Sdpob ionferiren. nm ibn su sinem
Mioerruf bes 1efebls 3u neronIdIfsn,
ober Or. Sdipdb mar serabe TIM BE-
griff mad WopspilIs. Rp.. au rtiien
uno beidteb buber bic Gerren auf
Dornsriidg su fih.
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aasIidss Gimennatier gDssba, Oeituod IS. sso 1910

niht, 70 tpurben bic Roten often, fiji
alle aluHen. eeiteisert unb allies bos
asfhiebt jebt nod. 0as pirb bod eno.
lid etumal aufb0rsn niiIIen.
Dem 9eisbe nah bdben Die 8aaner
tein Redt, rnebr Su oertaneen, ais e.
ner gebiibrlihen 8erSinTung bee nirt.
lid an9elesten SdpitaIs ertipriht
Semnnd bat aud Die Hegierung oas
Reht, feItauitelIen, ob bic frahtrater
iiber Die aeieblide 5oroerung bindus.
oeben unb lie, lpenn iolhes Der 5aL
iit, oementipreheno berdb3uieben. gu.
Qeitanoen mag neroen, baB benz 8otfs
nidt duf einmaI polle 9erehtigfeit su.
tbeil fperoen fam. Ra6bem in 5oigt
Der NablGIiioteit Der Resierune giisn.
babns Bombs unb e2tttien i'm Werth:
bon pielen MiIIioroen in bic 6dnbe ppa
2euten geIanet iino, bic ppleu Dertf
oafiir besablt boben, tam man bisie
papiere ni6t pl0Blih enttpertben.
obne ons adnae gono Ing 8eroerben
gu itiiraen. Die Soeiluna nuB longIdrl
erfoIoeu. Der erite Shritt bierSu III
Elm entidieberes Q}erbot gegen ieoe mel
tere Grb6bung Der Tabrs unp 5rdbts
ratsn, benn iie IdS. id in teiner Weiis
rettfertigsn. gne aroBen Stummbah-
rsn oes aonbes tonnen auf Elm 9lltsr
BON oreibig sabren 5uriidbIiten, bic
Stammbabnen im Citsn fogdr ouf etn
gtIter BON fiinfaia Johren. Die @sz
o0Iterung bes 2oroes 1T ieitoem I'm
pieIe Milionn asrahien. 8araus lii
3u er1eben, nm tpiepleI Die Gtienbohnen
an Wertb unb ar Sintiinften 9etporz
nen ba6en miiFsn. RaturgemGB foIlte
nit Der 3unabme ,sr gepOlterung cine
9srpobIfeiIuna Der Raten eintretsr.
0as 1T absr mid aeihebsn, ionoern
lie itnb srb6bi nproen. Oa 1T es bod
bic b0hIte 3eit, raisr grsusrei Gin
gnbe su MAIDEN. Gleihseitiq ift bas
ruus erIihtlih. ME i'm 8erIaufs zines
ipsiteren Sabrsebn.ss bic 5radter bers
abQeieBt perDen tonner. obne Die SSns
bobcr Der Giienbasnpapiere 5u fhdois
gen.
gtngsii6ts bieitr Thatiaten 1T es
gu perpunern, h,b bic giieubobnen
oas Bolt nit sjrer Grboburg Der
frattrdtsn beraua'orosrH. gu ners
itsber 1T bas nur inter Der Qnnubnc,
boB man 9loubt. 2en &ongreB meter
tontrolirsn su torreu uno bem 9oIte
bic R0gIiateit obieyjht. ii6 9sgen Be-
briidungen tptbsrIersn gu tonnsn. S1s
1T Elm 9efdhrIiher ,Errtbum. Wenn
pirtlid periuht rsyosu iolts, Die ans
tiinoiguns gu erIo7sn oosr iie gar in
9raft au ieBeu, 'o esourf es teiner
prophetenoube, u~ Doraus3uiebtn,
buB bic GiisnbabrosTeBo eBosbung, Die i2bt
an einieen StelIen .oyrtnirt lpirb, cine
rabitaIe RsugsItuI;ar1 erfabrer piro.
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IdrGnfun9 in bieIer Sinfidt 81 en-
pfehlen. s5n friiberen Subr5sbntea
mare bas niht n0tbtg getpeTen. Die
Gtnfpdnoerer pdren 5umeiit 8euti hc,
Die an Elm 3tpiliiirtes 2eben geippbnt
iino uno einen 2obn foroern, Der ibren
& &ulturbeburfniiTen unb ibrem gi!-
oungsgrobe entipriht. 8as fam mau
BON ben ieBigen gtnipunberern niht
idaen. 9tefe iino 3unleiit Staliener
uuo Sloputsn, Die in 5olge ibrsr full
tureIIsn RititGnbigfeit etneu 2obn
annebmen, nit Dem Der umerttdntIhe
Qrbeiter niht austommsn fam. 9lI=
lsin rpenn oieie Gonturren3 TART gu
nimmt, 10 tann es i6lieBlih niht aus
bIeiben, buB Der dmeritaniibs 2lrbetz
ter auf benielben 2tefItdnO berabge=
oriidt piro. 9u es aber niht mogliC9
lit, Die GinpdnoerunQ 10 bolltg aus5u=
It1lieben, pie IS nit ben GbineIen ge=
Ihiebt, 10 piro sine Jorm gsfuno:n
lperben mufen, bic sine t6eilpeiie Iusz
Ttltebun9 obne IerIeBuug internatio-
mailer Sdbungen betptrtt. 0ds tQnn
in Der g9eiie oe7teben, Dap Die Nus
panoerunQ auf einen qetpiIien 8rosen!z
IQb Der 9ep0Iterung 0es SoeimatAIan=
oes bei6rGntt tptro. Sn ioldem 6olIe
t0nnten Die o{toIiener unb SloDatcn
niht gu 6unbsrttauIerben 6eriibertom~
men, lpie es i:Bt geTniebt. Ios lpiiroe
aud Die beilidme Wtrtunq haben. odB
bic ertpiinI6te 9Iaife BON Ginpanoez
rern Iih ipieoer unIerem 2anoe 5u=
nenoet; Denn e lit tIar, baB lrenn o1s
9(rbeitsTelo pm minberrert6iQen Ntenz
ichen iiberIhrper,mt tpiro, be'icr2 Gle
mente unierem 2uuoe firm bIeiben. gu
Gjuniten Der $0oroen pirp porgcbrdht,
Oab penn Die 2(rbejt na6ldBt, ne
mieoer in ibre 6simot6 3uriidte9ren.
OieIer 8or3uQ eri6eint uns 1ebr FRAT
li6. GieIe Qeute re6nen 70 beitGn0i1
nit Der RItponoerunQ. baB lie Den
or0Bten S6eiL i1rer 2obHe, ME Dus
aus ben BoItitatiititen sriintIih lit,
nuh DER 6eimath 3uriidIhiden uno in
DteIem @dnoe Elm 50unoeIe6en fiihreL
I'm m0Qli6It piele GriporniTe on3us
Idmmeln. 2luber ben 5abritanten, d:
2obnihinDeret betreiben, bat 9ticmdno
elnen J}uBen BON lbnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-18

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ipenigen Subrsn bsmertte Der sngIiIhe
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