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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
Hull HUMAN
LIFE CHEAP
Louis Kurtes Sends Bullet
Crashing Into Peter Vo-
jak's Eye and Peter Is
Still Alive Though He
Carries Bullet in Head.

That human life is held cheap amona
a certain class of foreigners in tha
Standard district was again Demon
strated when Louis Kurtes. a Croatian.
drew a gun In a trifing argument last
night and deliberately fired at Peter
Vojak- The bullet, from a 32-calfber
revolver, lodged directly under the eye.
and 1t is only by the merest good luclS
that the victim is alive today. DIR.
A. A. Young, his physician, even has
hopes of pulling him through, although
at the present time his condition is
serious, with the bullet in his head
1t seems that Kurtes, who is only "a
years old, has all the tendencies of a
cowardly bully. He has been IN this
country for two years. and it now de-
velops that he has carried a gun for a
long time and that he frequently made
threats to use it.
Is Under Arrest Now.
Last night he met Peter vojak and
his two brothers in Ambros Urbanic's
saloon at 1000 Columbia avenue and
Immediately charged the vojalxs with
picking on him while at work The
Vojaks were not seeking trouble, and
told'Kurtes He dared them to step
into the street for a fight. and with
that he stepped backward toward the
door Having reached it he drew his
gun and fired point blank at Peter
Vojak. He then attempted to crouch
behind sidewalk to protect himself
from any bullets aimed at him, and in
order that he might shoot from am
bush.
Made His Escape.
He did not stay in this position very
long. for he soon left for his room in
one of the company houses. He did
not stay there very long and was about
to leave when he was placed under ar
rest He was taken to the police sta
tion. while the injured man was hur-
ried to the hospital. Kurtes is being
held in jail pending the outcome of his
victims condition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
"COPPER"
PUNCHED
BY ATKINS

Victor Shaw. a special policeman at
the Standard Steel Car works, was,
according to court testimony, the vic
tim of a vicious assault by Al Atkins.
an employe of the factory last Friday
evening. The latter was fined $685.
in Justice Kaske's court last Saturday
afternoon and will be arraigned on the
charge of robbery in the city court to-
morrow
The trouble it seems grew out of the
fact that the special policeman in
sisted on his orders that Atkins leave
the plant HI the use. ef 2 particular,
4At& f7e ~ E0nnehf tlftN ensned sse&s
short, as Atkins grabbed his older op-
ponent, and throwing him to the
ground, took his revolver from him.
The charge of robbery against him in
the city court is taking the revolver.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
Death Of Mrs. Albright.

Mrs Cynthia Albright, who was born
on the 4th of July, 1853, at Valparaiso.
died Sunday afternoon at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. August Dothfuchs,
$40 Clark street, Hammond During
the twenty-one years that she has lived
in Hammond Mrs. Albright has resided
practically all the time on the north
side.
Mrs Albright had been confined to
her bed since October of 1908 She
leaves to mourn her one son and two
daughters. John Albright and Mrs Au-
gust Rothfuchs of this city and Mrs
G. Bliss of Omaha, Neb. The funeral
services will be held at the German
NJ. E. church shursday afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
UNIVERSITY CLUBS
ANNUAL ELECTION
Large Attendance Is An
ticipated at Meeting of
Club Tomorrow.

The annual election of officers in the
University club of Hammond club of
Hammond will take place in the as
sembly room of the Hammond high
school Tuesday evening. At this cleo
ton president, vice president, sec
retary, treasurer and one director will
be elected.
Under the provisions of the new con-
stftution the meeting Tuesday is the
only regular meeting of the year. 9th
er special meetings may be called,
but the annual meeting is the only
regular session of the year
This makes it of extraordinary in
terest to the membership, and a large
attendance is expected The meeting
is also of considerable Importance in
view of the facth that the club will
soon occupy it's new quarters in the
Taper block.
Render Annual Reports.
The officers and committees will be
called upon to make their annual re-
ports. and the exact conditions of the
affairs of the club, financial and 9TH
erwise, will be made known.
The membership committee, which
has been holding several sessions a
week, has made excellent progress and
will have an interesting report to
make
The committee on furnishings and
decorations, which has been given the
responsibility of furnishing the new
quarters, has also held several sessions
recently and has its work fairly well
started
The treasurer will be able to report
excellent progress in the collection of
delinquent dues, and taken all in all
the activity in all of the departments
of the club is greater than it has ever
been before.
The meeting Tuesday is sure to be an
interesting one and a large attendance
is anticipated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
TOWNSHIP
OFF C|ALS
&C. I BUSY
Lake County's Assessors
Send Out String Of Depu-
ties Tomorrow for Their
Annual Task of Getting
Personal Property Lists.

If you see your neighbor moving bis
piano into the basement and depositfne
his jewelry in the coffee pot, instead Of
wearing 1t. you may know that it is
about time for the township assessor
to start on his work of listing personal
property for taxation.
The township assessors are anxious
that everybody should be ready with an
inventory of all of their goods when
they call. A great deal depends upon
the assistance that the public gives
the township assessor as to whether
or not his work is difficult.
The law only requires the assessor
to call but once and he will be losing
time If people are not ready but ask
him to call again some other time. 1t
Is not likely they will be and more
ready the second. third or fourth time
than they were the first time he call
ed. The law requires all personal
property to be listed every year, be-
tween March first and the fifteenth
day OF May. which only gives the as
SCISSOR sixty-f1ve days in each town
ship to do the work in. The assessors
task is not an easy one. nor is it the
most pleasant for the reason that a
fContfuuod on ms % avaN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

Also Says That Attorney
Houren Tried to Get Him
to Testify Falsely.

Crown Point, Ind, Feb. 28.-Jako
Labovich, one Of the ssimmunity
bath" blind-pig keepers at Eighteenth
avenue and Washington street, Gary.
was the star witness in this mornings
session of the Lake circuit court al
the continuance of the Nat Mcbride
case started last Friday.
Was He
Tempered With
Labovich was put on the witness
stand to show. If possible. that he had
been tampered with since the Friday
session of court, and when Jake Ie1f
the witness stand honors1 were about
even
He swore that he was at Mayor
knott's ofice yesterday and that he
was told to protect himself when ~
Continued On PaEe EiEnf -
| <a.SI1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
WHITING LADY
PASSES AWAY
Mss rif1xaDetll f1olC D1es az
Her Home Last
Evening.
Especial to THE TImEs r. ,

Whiting, Feb 2s.-Mrs Elizabeth
Holt, rs years old and for twenty years
a resident of Whiting, died last night
after o'clock at the home of her only
son, William Stenhouse, on PennsyI-
vania avenue. Mrs. Holt was a widow
and was married twice, her second hrs-
band having died about ten years ago
She was sick nearly a year and her
death is mainly ascribed to old age.
The funeral has been arranged for
Wednesday afternoon Services will be
held at the Stehouse home at 1 o'clock
Interment will be in Oak Hill cemetery
at Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 2s.-seventy-
five persons are reported dead-buried
under an avalanche which is declared
to have wiped out an entire settle
ment of about twenty five families at
Wallace. Idaho.
Relief trains have been dispatched
from here and more adjacent points
and details of the disaster, thus far
meager, were expected to be received
following their arrival there today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
Receives Bad News.

Word has been received by Jacob
Schloer and his family, 80 Ruth street.
OF the death of Mrs. Mary Schloer Of
Chicago. wife of Charles Schloer. The
latter is the brother of Jacob Schloer
and is quite weH-known in Hammond
Mrs. Sehloer's death was due fo
Bright's disease The funeral will be
Wednesday in Chicago ana intermenr
viii be in Rose Hill cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
HAMMOND
WINS CLOSE
BALL GAME

One OF the most exciting games of
the season was the contest between
the First Regiment team of Chicago
and the Hammond Athletic association
team OF this city The score at the end
OF the game was 2s to 81 IN favor of
the Hammond five. and the game was
all but won by the splendid playing of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
Herman Berlin Dead.

Herman Berlin, a resident of Ham
mond for many years, died early this
morning at the home of his daughter.
459 Kane avenue. Since last Septem-
ber he has been troubled with cancer
Of the stomach and this disease caused
his death. The funeral has been az
ranged for next Wednesday, service-
to be held at the home and interment
at ak Hill cemetery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

Hammond Business Mems Assn.
is to Hold Important Annual
Election Of Officers
NEWS
LIMITED DERAILED

The Twentieth Century Limited on
the Lake Shore railroad from New
York to Chicago was derailed near
Olmsted Falls. o., early today, while
running at high speed. Several OF the
passengers were reported injured. One
Of them suffered a fractured shoulder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
Cubs in Town.

The Chicago Cubs passed through
the city Saturday night over the Mo-
non en- route to French Ldcl. Spr .ngs.
where they will go into training for
the baseball season, which opens IN
April
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

Evansville, Ind, Feb. 2s.-Charles
w. Wittenbraker, former prosecuting
attorney of Vanderburg county, has an
nounced his candidacy for the republi-
can nomination for congress in the first
district He wants everybody to know
that he is an .insurgent'' and that he
is opposed first. last and all the time"
to the reelection Of Cannon as speaker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28
BINGHAM
GETS BUSY
Question of Insurance Go.
Combination Called to At
tention of Association.

The Hammond Business Mems as
sociation viii hold one of the most
important meetings of the year a
week from nexr, Thursday, when the
annual election of officers will be
held and the name of the organization
will be changed.
1t is understood that President w.
g. Paxton will not permit his name
to come before the association as a
candidate for president and some
other officer will have to be selected
to I'LL his place.
A POTENT FACTOR.
The Organization. under the progress
sive polieSes outlined by President Pax
ton and Secretary f. F. Johnston, has
of the community and has accom-
plished more in the past year than the
Organization did in any other period
of it's history
An effort will be made TO nominate.
and elect z ifrs.s .naan for Office OF
h asIy q "a lYe j. is 81 f1Is 90
gerszation are now casting about FOR
some person who is capable of 1lling
the office creditably.
TO FIGHT INSURANCE. co.
The only other matter which will
come up before the organization is
one which has been called to the at
tention of the association by James
Bingham, the attorney general of the
state.
Mr.. Bingham is of the opinion that
there is a combination of insurance
companies in the state for the pur-
pose of controlling rates, and he is
after evidence that will enable him to
proceed against them under the exist
ing laws of the state.
He has sent circular to Secretary
E. F. Johnstone in which is briefly out
lined number of statements of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

FAIR TODAY,
TUESDAY CLOUDY.
RIazM0 TEMPnRATURM.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-28

tcsntinued on page nve-1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24

lid gum 3wed, I'M lire lpe%ltbctannte
SiouDr 5abritntion, fir Die Gin
Im crifancr ieinerSeit picrsig
W iIlipnen Sranfcn peracb(id,
aebotcu butte. nm Die Gngatellc bon
soc, 900 Sranfcn 81 eriperbcn nno tic
NIT un9ebcurcn Ierbienitcn IN Die
Saifen eines %GoniortiumS nlis5lis
beuten.
Sroe acipiiier neutrality-suspicious.
1T III Der finbigen Yreiie cine gan5c
Heihc allBerit tppiifcr Details Don
fefiten Sreibelltertblm befnnnt see
poroen, Die Den 2iauibationsifnnbal
9rcl genu9 belcuhtcn. Nur Gin
ipeniger befanntes geiipiel. Bdbs
reno III ben erlten fiinf Sabren fiiufs
aug Iobofater in Spulen5 ihnclgtcn
itno fir einc bpt reft minbernerS
tbige Notwithstanding ca. cine Wilion
einbeimiten, linb 1000 bon Der Moth
9epadte ooer inpalibe Gonareenriiten
nit ifdbiAen 10000 Sranfen untcrs
ltiibt ipprhen.
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Ytn etma Itr btm;!

friiher Ser Gbprgeiana Der aIpTfers
frnuen nno ibrer 3Delinac ertonte.
erbeben lid bellte itol5e Iiebenitpdige
3inspaldite, oeren g%igentbiimcr iiibs
oeutIhe Stdbtes Namen trasen.
@as bieier 0ue3, Der 9~iouibator
bon prei5ebn congregational (oars
unter Die 8riiber Der hriitliden
Softrin nit LOO Inltalten llno Die
Sran5istaner), Der Mnnn nit benz
poblgepfle9ten aapu5incrbart unS
Dem iprupelnben 8ib zines oanbelsz
r%eiienoen. Der Yolitifer uno Hidter
5u Glide mo. nm Die .laufenoen
@eihdfte" bel ghiitern uub Gbampag>
ncr 9emiitblih 81 beipreGen, Der
Wfietber bon bier Yariler Gurus
l%pobnun9en. Der ldhelnb ein9eltanp,
DAB ibn Iein Son Suon @ers
9 ii gen allcin nui 800, 600
Sranfeu pro Sabr 81 itebeu ton,me.
lpas oieier Wann in ieine eigene
Sai6e unb in Die ieiner Seliersz
belier bineinliquioierte, anItatt in
Die itnatlihe, ldbt lid CUR Stunoe
aud ni6t a%undbernb beltimmen. @s
oilrfte lid nm minOeitens 5pan8ia
Willioucn banbeln.
90 Die Seffentli6tcit iemals eineu
Ginblid in Die @ebeintnilie oieIcs
icniationclen Sfnnouls ocipinnt, err
i6eint mebr ais fraglih. Sic YreBz
reporter I'M Sue5s Yro8cB bobcn ifor
mplteriple @eitaiten IN Der amtsltube
oes Neutrality-suspicious. auitalid1er
Ie6en uno man bat Den piel bemerfter
3Dgernbcn Sang Der Ierbanblun9 be-
reits oumit IN SuInnumenbang acs
braft. @egcn Den britten 2iouiz
ontor Setouturicr. Den Sdiuaz
ger oes millioucnihlueren .Watin"s
8eiiberS uno ieinc 9ei6dftli6 pcrs
pettcrteu 0intcrmduner bat DC,
friibcrc .Ytntin" s9iebaftcur Wputbpr
I'M .Sournal" cine Ncibe 1uBeril
ienintioneIer Nrtitel pcrDfientlidt
Die elm gerape3u Observation-Disclosures @es
barren fenn6eihnen. Ser Sourunlilt
| ge9en Den Der nWlatin" (ippbl ,prr
formn"D cine alaae auf 100000 Sr
ShnbenerinB in Musiiht itellte. per-
iuhte Den 8emeiS IN e%rbriuaen, oaf
Die Narthduicr Nt6nhc mi 8etreibcr
be0 Soulrparoz Slnttc9 trob elmer off
6icllen authorizations : outage ans
Srantreih pcrtriebcn mllroen, natilrs
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(gorreiponben5 aus Sranfrcih. J
nnm l1ibelnt frnmm.

eincn angcbli6en Wietbcontratt bers
refnet 81 babcn. pbslei6 beia9ter
Gontraft 9eieBlib nua nnb nid)tig
ipdr.
Sie S6elme ndmlih, ipelfe nit
Der Ginfdmmerun9 Der Siegenihaften
Der 9%eiitliden Srben beauftra9t lpas
rem. be9anneu regelmdBi9, ibren
Struhmdnnern unb Sintermaninrn
Wsietbscuntrafte sm s%c,pdbrcn, meNbe
Die Disqualification entipcrtbetcn pber
enblpic Yru5eiic fir Siejcntsen IN
MnsiiGt i%tcllten, ,uelfc Wtiene mad
ten, bel benz Gerfanic Der 9icsens
idatten ein Mnsebpt 81 MAIDEN. Nls
Der enb9illtiee gerfauf nlsonun err
fol9te, erlteigerteu lie Die Siegcni6ait
nm elm paar Sasen.
60 lit 8. .. cine aloitertirdbe auf
Ibbruh fir einen Srdnten inge
unb i6reibe einen ein5isen Srauten
- einem Der Strobmdmer pertauit
iporoen. pclfer alsbann idou ALIEN
fir Die aupferbeoa6ung bes @ottesT
bauies mebrere Smlienb Sranfen einE
itri6. Im Ieraiten ideint es aber
Der e~benfallS perbnftetc Martini
@autbier. Der 8ertrnucnsmdnn bes
Gr5Idelmen uuo Siauioators Sue3
getricben IN baben.
Sieier S6elm, cine perfeblte Nbpos
fntenz Griiten5. bat IS 10 itart getricz
ben. DaB CT. Dem porber fcin Sinferls
SlIbe cine alte Soie auf Grebit pcrz
fnlft bate. nit Sunberttnuicnbcn bon
Sranfen MIR 10 berum mari mn iid)
briiitete. bel Smmo6iliors SpetuIatios
men iiber cine Wiaiou npcrbient" 5l
baben. giun lit eS eripieieu. paB sr
bel ciner ein6i9eu ScrOuitlng 8u
Ni35a. bel Der zines Sraueutloitcrs
100000 Sranfeu ~perbient" bate,
obne baB CT alI6 nur einen 8aBen
aus Der Suihe gcsoaen bate. Wan
bcrchnct, raB Die gciammte S6clntens
banbe, luelhe bel Der &erbuitung be-
tbeiligt mar. bireft unb inoireft uabes
3u 800 WiQionen "perbient" babe.
Sier in Saris bat cine Subeniippc
bel Der 8erouftuu9 bon brei ober bier
Srauenfloiteru iibcr 80 Iiaionen
.peroient" umb an Der Stelle, no
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
llnkem.

Sinf. pinf iuerien Sunaen ibrc
Spielmnrfen scsen Die Iauer. Is lit
ba cine idluttigc Stcle. Die Shnce
cbcn crit %ipeggetbnut unb Die Groc
9litidig mr. ifmubig. ia mciien
Die flcincn Spieler nit ibren Siuacrn
I'M SLOT Die .Spanneu" ab. Iir
tommt 10 ttiuns IN ben Sinn, cinmal
geleien 5u bnben. Meinlid,fcit lei Gin
bpsieniiA Ding, mo i6 iasc alip:
ySmn9cna. ih weiB end, cine Waucr
BORT oriibcn, bn iheint Die Sonnc unb
iii Der &pocn gun6 trodcn- ga
ihmeiBt lids innto5 nn!" Gincr
liiitet Den 0ut. ilno tic ieben lid ale
nnh Der b%c5eidnetcn @tancr IN Grab.
~ Ils ih bon meincm Spa5ier9ano
8uriidtomme. 9rciicr tic miebcr mil
ibren &dnbcn I'M Shnmbminfel bers
luu; Die Ionnige Mauer irebt cinlam,
llno giner lagt iciic nit @e5ug ani
MIDI: ~9as gebt pcn gar niiht an!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24
,,Gnh ranr tbr Atna!"

ariiis remis. pic Der Sadausbrud
beiBt.
@irb icin Iaffolser bas elcidc
Spiel treiben, nit mebr @eifid urb
Slid, ipiro CT ben Srdngern in leis
ner Heeieruna, in ieinem eieenen
9anb, Die gum Sd)ah fir Scutlhlano,
fir ben 9reibnnb brdngen, Iih NIT
ieinem @influB entgegenitemmen.
Ooer ipirb er ieinen gbrsei5 BARN err
bliden, Dab or bas unentIhiebene
Spiel gbnarb's bd forfeit, mo Der es
abbrefen mubte? Sas iinb Die polis
tiihen Hdtbielfraeen, Die mir an Der
Sabre Goparb's iteIlen. @efeitister.
iiderer lit Die internationale Gage
plrh ben ploblifen Spb gbiparb's
niht geiporben. Gin neues Clement
Der llniiherbeit. Elm srpbes Y lit nit
Dem neuen eugliihen aonie in Tic gez
fommen, bonn George bcn Siinften
fcnnt Die politii6e @elt niht. gr
ut nie berpor9etreten. Wtdn nennt
ibn einen sroBen 9eutidenbaiier unb
Nnlicnireunb. Sdon duberlif lit er
ia elm Soppelsdnger bes 9saren bon
HuBlanb. Die gngldnber ielbit
ipredeu bon ibm iebr oeipcfticrlih
uno i6dsen i'm acrin9 Elm. gr lit
in gnelanb i'm 8e9eniaB 81 Gb,parb
INNER unpopular eeipcien. Sob
iape tie Sing" ipirb aber niif linn
aus WiQirncn Stimmen entaeaen>
iholen unb feline critic Sbat miro fiir
i'm pidtis iein nnb iperben: Gr iuirb
in ieinem eigenen Sanb entiheibcn
miifien fir uber sesen ben 9ibera-
lismiis unh pulitiifcn Rabifalismns.
llnb bas wirb iein gan5cs 2e6en oils
aDnis beeinfllBen. ipirb cine Hibtung
lein fir leine Gbaratteriitit.
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taBt G,tdJ ertuarnt Tein.

@c Tatcnis Icbi5incn Shpinbel
Aa ipirn mieber nraitiif ans 2ift
~ geltclt burf Die nahfol9enbe
~ Warnnng Der bcmiihen Ibz
tbeilling l~lnieres Nderbau : Separtes
ments. Sicr icben mir binter Dem
ilbcrtilndtcn Iusbdnsei6ilp Der if0n
ausitdfficrtcn 1atent : Nebi3inen
gefdbr!ihe Sefdubungsmittel Die
frei in Sanbel cirtulieren. Oas
loltc inter itrenger 8eitrafuna pers
botcn Iein. Wesbalb bdbcn mir
benn uniere .9onrb of Seoltb"?l
SeIonoers 9clparnt miro Dor aez
lpi''en ipeitperbreitcten Yatents Neois'
sinen, Die in Den 5amilien ipiaie Iuis
lubnc gcfunben babeu. Nanfc berz
iclbcn iino ia fiir &inbcrfraufbeiten
10 lebr 9eiudt. limb bod sibt cs cine
Rcibe bieier Nseni5iuen, meldJe bic
gefabrliditen 8iftituffe entbalten.
llun IS muk einem jeben Sreunbe Der
@pltsmoblfabrt mehe tbuu, bas ienc
GciuiHenlpfgfeit nmr bnrd blpfc
IcrDffentlihnns Der Sbatiadjc bcitrait
iucrhcu fam.
Iuf Der betreffcnben Cite finben
liG iolgenbc 0teoi3inen nit Den in
alammcrn beisefiisten Namen Der
BARN 5u finoenhen @iftitoffc:
Gbilbren's Comfort (Iorpbium).
Or. 6abep's Yepiin Inopbpne
(Niorpbium)
Or. Solpler's @rbbcercns Ii. Yfefz
fermiin5s Wirtltr (Worpbium).
Or. @rocS' Iuopbpnc fir ainber
(Morpbium)
Sooper'S Inppbpnc, bes ySGuaz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24

Scrlin. Infanas Mai 10.
~ ebcu bat infer Sreunb Spbn
I'M Bull ieine sroBe 9cmonitratipn
" in Der Norbiee beenbet. Die
en9lii6e Yreiie bats ia often
geidrieben. bab Die groBen Slotten@
marDoer Der pereinigten beioen
Slptten bes Itlantiiden @ei6pabers
III Der Horbiee cine &unbgebu1g unb
9robune aesen 9eutihlanb bebeuten
Ioue. Inns bat lie falt eelaiien. @ir
baben baraufbin einfah and cine
llebunssfabrt in Der Nurbiee abbalten
lai1en, Denn aud NIT etipas ipeniger
SGiifen. gber Sobn 9uu mub it'd
idon baran s%eipDbnen. bab mir aud
auf Der 8elt iinb. Shiffe bauen unb
auf benz Weere berumsonbeln.
Ian ioIte aber meinen. Die gne>
lGnber bGtten jest serabe nnbere
Soracn, ipie Seuti6laub's Sriebens<
liebe gu nerbd6tisen. Mitten in Die
5erieBenben @dbrungen in Snbien unb
in Ie9ppten. ptitten in DEN pilben
innerpolitii6en aampf in gnglanb
Ielber fdut Der erihitternbe LOB
3oni9 gbnarb's bes Siebenten. Ser
bide Snfel Obi" bieB er bel ms unb
CT mar nit bieiem Nnmen popular
9eiporben. @eipib, er bat inns manhen
b0ien Streih geipielt, als er nit ieiz
nem Softer poQ bon giinbniBz unb
gntentez Gntrdgen in Der @elt berums
~reiite, Inn ms gu iiolieren unb ale
8elt sesen Seutihldnb aui5ubringeu.
Or bat uns BIOS gu ihaffen gemaht.
als er in Der Orient Strife 5um ariese
trieb, ais CT Die perionlihe Seinoihaft
nit ieinem Neifen Safer Wilbelm
ben 3peiten aud auf bas beutihe Bolt
iibertrug. @ir baben i'm brei Mal
i'm Tag peripiinidt unb Iber i'm mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-24

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