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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
MILDLY HURT IN
NEW FOOTBALL

Annapolis Md, April 25.-A broken
collar bone, which Midshipman John H.
Cullin Is now nursing, indicates that
chances of accidents have not been
greatly reduced by the new football
rules. Midshipman Cullin received the
fracture during spring practice. There
have been some other minor hurts
which Indicated that the new rules
probably will not reduce the proper
ton of injuries greatly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
GRASSELLI WINS
GAME SUNDAY

The Grasselli Chemical company's
baseball team defeated the East Chi
cago baseball team in a practice game
Sunday at East Chicago, by the score
OF IL to 8. Est Chicago looked like
winners for five innings when they
held the long end of to score
but by hit and an error Grass ELI
scored one in the fifth, added two more
in the xsith. four more in the seventh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
STANLEY KETCHEL
QUITS MOTORING

New York. April 25.-Stanley Ketch-
Ell has established to his entire salts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
WOLGAST PLANS
BUSY CAMPAIGN

Detroit, April 25.--Ad Wolgast is
looking for a battle, according to dis
patches received here today. The light
weight champion expressed his willing
ness to again fight Battling Nelson, and
with this match out OF the way, the
title bearer will turn his attention to
Freddie Welsh and owen Moran Vol
CAST says he is going to keep on fight
ing until he is counted out for keeps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
SUMMARY OF
SATURDAY SPORT
Baseball.

Baseball.
Cubs and Sox kept idle at home and
ST. Louis respectively by cold weather.
Other minor league games: National
philadelphia. 4: Boston. o. Pittsburg.
7: ST. Louis. 4. New York, 8; Brooklyn,
4. MISUNDERSTANDING O.; New
York (six innings darkness. Bos-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-25
FOUL BALL COSTS
YOUNG BOY LIFE

New York, April 25.-Louis
Rose, 10-year-old boy of Jersey
City, running valiantly to catch q
foul tip in baseball game today,
fell head foremost into shallow
pond and stuck in the mud bot
tom. He was dead from suffoca-
ton when pulled out.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
q,
THEHWATER
SHORTAGE
NOW OVER
Work Scheduled for Compile
tion May ! Not Yet Fin
ished-Two Stand
pipes Ready.

spokane's water shortage Z ~
lleved to be thing Of the psSe. FOR
the first time In the last TIVE
months-on day when there wa4
any large demand for watsr--the
people Of the Monroe hill section 81
the city had water this morning.
This relief comes. from the operap
tion of the new pumps. the first
completed unit Of whihc, with s
daily capacity Of 100000 gallons,
was operated continuously from =
d. m. until noon today. There are
three such units, the second %
which Is about ready for servic9.
When all Of the new pumSs are =.
operation they will more than
double the present pumping ca
lpacity- of the city water systens
The present pumping plant and
the general water improvement9
now in progress were designed Z
year ago by Arvid Reuterdahl and
was intended by him to be IN sopers
tion by May 1, 1910. After Reuterk
dahl was let out there was continr
ued juggling Of the water exteli.
sions, until the city council was file
ally forced to step in and take th4
executive department by the back
OF the neck, so to speak, and forc1
| it to hurry along the work. Othet
wise, the pumps might not E~sSf
been in at this time.
TWO sTANDPiPES coMpLETg0
Two of the four standpipes orig
inally ordered have been completed,
while work is barely sterling on the
other two. The big reservoir on
Lincoln Heights viii be completed
for use some time during the COM
ing fall, when the rainy season
again sets in.
Alexander Lindsay aSsistan4p
water superintendent, has worked
faithfully to get the new Pumps IN
operation. But Lindsay ~ only q
subordinate and must take orderD
from others. Lt.Adsay 10 not to
blame for the Juggling that delayed
the earlier completion OF the. water
betterments. The overseeing Of the
building of the reservoir and the
standpipes was taken out Of the
hands Of the water commissioners
and turned over to ]. G. Ralston,
former city engineer. Alexander
Lindsay had nothing to do with the
supervision of this work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

STARTS At
l:3O P. N.
jeff and Jack Both Resting
Will Sleep Late Mon
day-Perhaps.
(By United Press Leased Wire)

(6y United Press Leased Wire)
RENO, New, July lit is
probable that the gong that
will start the big fight July
Fourth will sound at 1:30
p. m., almost to the minute.
Jeffries already has outlined
his program for the day of
the fight and one of the prin-
cipal features of it will be
his arrival at the arena a
few minutes before the time
for the fight to start. JEFF
fries does not believe in the
time worn trick Of making
his opponent nervous by
compelling him to wait after
he has gone to the singside.
If good advice prevails,
johnson also will appear on
time and the big mill will be
pulled off without prelim-
inaries as near to the hour
set as the promoters can
bring it about.
Jeffries tumbled out of bed early
today and started fishing. He left
at 4 o'clock with Reno friend, an
nouncing that they might be back
by noon. He seemed happy over
the prospect of landing some big
Continued on Page slx.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
Only One More Shopping
Day Before the Fourth
That's tomorrow--The Press
to-day is an index Of where to
buy land get the best values.

- tudtS tCHioTToW-tH HC TTCSo
to-day is an index of where to
buy land get the best values.
4 Tomorrow will be your last
opportunity for buying what you
need for the proper celebration
of Independence day. You will
findl The Press today a great
heln in selecting store to fill
your requirements. No matter
what II is that you wish to pur-
chase you will find it advertised
in The Press today. and at a
price that will save you money.
You will find materials for your
picnic lunch If you are going
out of the city on the Fourth
and they are advertised at
mohey saving prices. If you
need a new suit you will find
many tempting offers from Spo-
kane's best stores. Many allur-
ing bargains for the ladies' will
also be found in the advertising
columns today. Read them
carefully. They not only tell
you every day what is doing in
the world OF commerce and
what is new in the world OF
fashion, but they also offer you
money saving opportunities that
you can get no other way.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
A H0RR|D
MISTAKE
COST LIFE
Poison in EPSON Salts
Mother and Grandmother
Have a Narrow
Escape.

Fatally poisoned by taking a
dose Of strychnine, which she sup
posed was Epsor salts, was the
horrible fate OF little Florence
Beatty Of 0811 Cedar street We'd
nesday night.
Florence had just returned with
her mother from a trip to Water
vile, where they had visited rela-
tives and had complained of ILL
ness. Her grandmother, Mrs. John
Beatty, advised her to take a dose
of EPSON salts, and mixed her up
a large dose Of the supposed liquid.
All three partock of the mixture,
Florence drinking the largest
measure.
ashs TmmedssteIy shrsw sp
her hands ana said that her
head Way feciins> funny, her
body getting coId," said her
grandmother today, "and tried
to put her arms around my
neck, but they were so stiff
that she was unable to bend
them"
Florence died in Is minutes, be-
fore DR.. George Gray, who was
summoned, could arrive. The
mother and grandmother were saw
ed by the use of emetics. They
both probably owe their lives to
the fact that they took very little
of the mixture.
The box from which (the sup
posed Epson salts were taken was
put through an analysis this morn
ing and was found to contain a
large percentage of strychnine. 1t
was purchased from a North Mon
roe pharmacy and was labeled
EPSON Salts" An examination of
the stock of the pharmacy will be
started at once. The mother and
grandmother of the dead girl are
prostrated with grief.
John Beatty, the father Of the
girl, is foreman Of the Holland
Horr Mill Co.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

EZnMd@

A certain woman living on
Sprague avenue has resolved never
again to chase neighborhood chii-
dren from the shade of large tree.
In her yard.
Here Is her reason:
She was making a friendly call
at the home of neighbor one even
ing this week, after chasing this
same neighbor's boy out Of her
yard. Conversation Jagged, and the
lads goodnight prayer was heard
in the sitting room. This is what
he said:
"Dear God, ! love mona, papa
and little sister, but, dear God, q
don't like Mrs. W. She calls me
kid and will not let me play in her
yard" s
Now every "kid" In that part OF
town is welcome to play under the
shade of Mrs. WIS fine tree. .h
Eleven marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday, ages ranging from
is to AZ.
Births Of four girls and two boys
were recorded yesterday. 81
OLYMPIA, Wash.--HeIen Lestt s
Of Spokane has been appointed "a
member Of the state nurses exam
ming board.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
IN MONTANA TOWN

(By United Press Leased Wire)
BOULDER, Mont, July H.
Four persons are dead, one 10 dy-
Ing and two are seriously injured
today due to an explosion Of dyna-
mite stored In a warehouse, which
let 90 last night when George Hart
- o2.csIiber revolver at the
DOnK wall.
n Although the bullet cid nc. pan
etrate the wall half an inch, tire
impact was sufficient to set off the
explosive which was stored near
the wall.
The explosion was terrific. Build
Ings were shaken, windows shat
tered and several women were
frightened into Mysteries.
The dead:
GEORGE HART Of Boulder.
MRS. GEO. HART, his wife.
BABY HART, their 2-year-oId
daughter.
DAVID KERRY.
The injured:
ALBERT TAYoR, serious.
MISS GLADYS MiFFLlN, Of
Butte, will die.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

yet now lnSny Of these function
aries got busy to,srosecute a mem
Der of the Big Four when the six
babies died at the Florence Crit
tenton home, or when 1t was shown
the other day that another baby
fed on dairy milk died in convul-
sions. The restaurant men evident
ly do not stand as we'll with the
city health authorities as do the
members of the milk trust" other.
wise known as the Big Four.
Why didn't the member of the
milk combine that offered Niss
Neimann, superintendent of the
Crittenton home, a cash considera-
tion If she would give letter alb
solving that firm from blame for
the death of her babies, make a de-
nal of this statement. The offer
was made in the presence of the
city milk inspector, yet he permit
ted 1t to pass without criticism.
And now the forces of the law
are to be turned against the res
taurant men, while the real offend
ers will still pass unscathed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
WILLIAM ROBINSON, SER

WIGGtHW nSo'NSStNy eS'
ious.
When Hart fired the shot, his
wife, baby. Miss Mifflin, who was
Mrs. Hart's sister, Kerby, Taylor
and Robinson were standing near
by. An instant later the dynamite
let go.
Hart, Kerby and Robinson We're
plrled bodily over story and a
half building. Mrs. Hart and her
infant were horribly burned. They
were killed instantly.
Miss Mifflin was knocked down
and her body pitifully lacerated.
No hope for her survival is held
out.
The warehouse, which was
owned by the Graves Mercantile
company, was partially wrecked
and took fire Immediately. Prompt
work on the part of the fire depart
ment saved most of the structure,
however.
A number Of persons In the town
were injured by falling bric-a-brac,
which was Jared from shelves by
the blas..
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

AND HIS
'|NF0RMERS'
Petty System of Espionage
Inside the Police De-
partment.

Gradually people are getting an
insight into the conditions that pre-
vail In the police department.
While ostensibly civil service rules
prevail to protect honest officers
In their places, yet, as matter Of
fact, these rules amount to little
as against the wishes of John r.
Sullivan, chief of police.
Sullivan's mandates are. all-pow-
erful. He Is the police commission
the mayor and the whole works
Continued on Page Six.)
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

Denton M. Grow, deputy prose-
cutor. will be the speaker at the
Red Mems celebration on the after
noon of the Fourth at Medical
Lake.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
BEAVERS
TURN THE
TABLES
Win From Indians in Morn.
ing Game Today,

VANCOUVER, B. c., July BE
fore 5000 holiday dominion day.
fans Vancouver. by timely hitting
and Bonner's wildness, checked the
mad rush of the Spokane Indians,
applying the whitewash, to 0.
In the first innin, Swain, first
man up, landed on the horsehide for
a home run to right center. which
Keener reached but could not ham
die, the ball leisurely rolling to the
fence. In the third, with the paths
crowded, James doubled to left cen
ter, driving home two runs. In the
sixth, with second and third occu-
pied, old Joe Sugden singled to cen
ter. sending two home, and going to
second on the throw to the plate,
then being sacrificed to third, COM
ing home on passed ball.
Brooks relieved Shea behind the
bat for Spokane in the sixth and
Bonner was replaced by Ryan in
the seventh, who dished up lazy
benders for the remainder of the
game.
Gardner for Vancouver, was In
yincible. Score:
Spokane 20 0 100000 8 1
Vancouver. l 0 020030O"- g 6 /
Batteries-Bonner, Ryan and
Shea, Brooks: Gardner and Sugden
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
MENTAL PHOTOGRAPHS

How would like "mental photographs" Of
. few of Spokanes ceebrites7
They're interesting The Press you like
look them and photog
the wapath and said photographer with bunch
. goodiy scaIps at the belt.
These photographs will show characteristics local
and like In other
they detest other people, regard
O. the wlsp pursuit Of happiness, etc.
Watch for the first MENTAL PHOTO the first page
. of The
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
YES, THEY'LL FIGHT
THE LITTLE FELLOWS
But Why Don't Officials Get After
Big Oneso in Milk Scandal? :
Why? Yes, Why??

NOW the milk inspection depart
men' OF the city health offiece is 60
ing after the restaursn4rs that sell
SKINNED milk in the sIace of fresh
milk, without SO anu |ouneine it on
the label. It is chearaed that the
restaurant men d96pe the skim milk
WIN some sort bf cream thickener
an6 !hs., ne gentle public believe
that It is the first class article
from one of the Big Four dairies,
when at the same time the Big
Four 10 not getting the price. It
may be all right for the Big Four
to put the dope into the milk, but
when the other fellow tries II, It Is
all wrong. Because then the Big
Four is beaten at It's own game and
the profit for .he artificiaIly Great.
ed cream goes to the smart restau-
rant man In place of into the cof-
fers of the Big Four, otherwise
known as the "miik trust"
In the game to bring the restau-
rant men to time is arrayed one
statedairy inspector and the whole
city health office. Note the lineup,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

3 forget 70 give carrier
nv new address or tele-
N9e The Spokane Press,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01

Weatifsr-Falr tonight and
Saturday. Max. temp. z1;~
nnin., 81.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
(By United Press Leased Wlre.)

LINCOLN, Neb., July r.
After serving IL years IN prison
for a murder he did not COM
nit, Andrew Hawkins, aged 70,
will be released on pardon to-
day. Three men have confessed
to the murder, and their state
ments have convinced the au-
thoritles that Hawkins had
nothing to do with the crime.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-01
Like THE
REIGN Of
TERROR
Riot and Carnage in Paris
Following an Exc
cution.
10y United Press Leased WIre)

(6y United Press Leased Wire)
PARIS, July THE guillotine Of
the prison Sante today at sunrise
claimed the head Of Liabuef, one Of
the most bIoodthirsty Of the Paris
Ian "Apaches," according to the po-
lice; martyr" according to the rev.
oIutionlsts.
- protest against my execution"
ded Liabeuf, as he rested his head
upon the block. Like famous mon
arch before him, Llabeuf's next
Continued on page six.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-16
S1OO geIpbnnna. 500.

Die geIer Dfefer Seftun9 iperoen it'd
freren. gu erfabren, SaB es ip~eniaiteps
cine eefirhtete &ranfbeit eiebt, ipelf)e
Die @iheni6aft in al i6ren Stufen 81
beilen imitanoe 1T; &au 8atarrbe@u,
lit bic ein8i9e iebt Der dr5tliden 8riioer'
i6aft befan1te poiitipe Sur. aatarrb err
foroert als cine &onititutionsfran4Ee:
cine fonItitlttionele 8ebanblung. 5aus
&atarrhs&ur miro innerli6 9enommer
unb mirft brett alf bag 8lut unb Die
f6leimigen Sberfldden oes Sbitems. Sa-
onrcb Die @rnnblose Der &rant6eit ger
it0renb nnb benz 9atienteu &raft eebeno
inoem tie Die aonititution bes &orpers
al1f6ant unb Der Natur su ibrem @erfe
bilft. Sic gieentilner haben 10 biel 8ers
trauen gu ihren 6eilfrdften. OaR tie Zoe
0onars 8elobnung fir ieben SaQ an
bieten, ben tie Sh t%irieren perfeblen. 2aRt
gu6 cine QiIte' bon 3eligni1en fontn1en
Man abreiiiere:
S. s. Gbeneb& 60, Solebo, o
@erfauft bon alien Qpothefen. 75e.
6on's Sonniliert@Binen iinb Die beitelt
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Esperanto nil feinesmegs Die Ie-
benOen Spro6en p%erorGngen, jon
bern MIR Elm @erfebrsmittel fir
Die Meni6beit iein. @ls io(@beS Der
mittelt es beute l6on Ben regelmd-
Bigen @eoanfenotstoui6 oot 5ltn-
oerttouIenoen in ser gon5en @elt.
Die Spro6e bat fu1r 16 &e5eln Sic
an 2eidtigfeit lelbit 0ie 8rummatif
Ser englii6en Spro6e melt iiber-
t%reffe1t. 9os @orterbu6 umfaBt
etmo tauieno @ortmur5eln, Sic ie0er
eebiloete Meri6 in gang furses
3eit erlernelt fam. Cine genial
5uiommeneeltelte @uspoh( BON 20
@nouneen 4nbongieln an bic
@llr5elmorter, ermogli6t cine lo=
fortige Gripeiterl1ng oe5 8ort<
i6ates bis ms l1nenolt6e. Die gS=
peronto 2iteratur 6elduft ii6 be-
reits o1f Soltienoe bon @erfen, uno
iber 100 3eitungen, entpeoer MIR
in Esperanto, ober in oieier Spro=
die uno so peri6ieoenen nationale1t
S6iomen, meroen iebt i6on morot=
lid peroffentli6t, unterrid1ten iiber
Sic Sorti6ritte, oie g%iperonto
tdgli6 madt ltno bringen oie neae-
item @rideinungen auf olletl @eGie-
ten oes internatipnalen 2eben8 10
sur 0orltllung, oaB tie III elmer
Spra6e DON Ben peri6ieoenIten go.
tionen 9e(eien meroen foltrerl. @ir
miiiien mnfridtig geiteben, mir bo-
ben fir oieie @eltiprodea=Sheen
i'm aagemeinen ni6t piel iibriq,
aber es i6eint uns ollf, ais mern
oieies Esperanto bei @eitem ser
praftii6ite @eriltd CUR 2oiltn9 Ser
@eltipra6en=Srage mare. Ser bis
iebt gemo6t ipurbe.
lteber oas Attentot ouf Monor
@apnor BON SEEM 0orf BADEN mir
bereits al moerer SteIle gelprp-
6en. 9as Ittentat bot oflgemeine
IGntriiituna, nidt nur IN uniernl
2anoe, ionoern oll6 i'm Iuslonbe,
berporgerufen. @liidlider @eiie
iheint @apnor nit oem 2ebeu 6o=
BON gu fommen. Sein 8efinoen III
bis iett elm ousge5eihnetes.
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Stag Dap.

Gin lleues SausretnigunesmitteI
oos fem 1tenoes MlfoIi entbaIt.
She Gberwin.Wiliamts Raint Gtore,
t01 Subcommittee StraBe.
Wn Der 9rIGe.)
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Gas 1lrteil itcbt. Sc Iheillt MIR

9as 1lrteil itcbt. Gs ideillt mn
elm urteil iiber Sorni's M(penfrdn-
ter au geben mo oieies loutct: yGr
tit cine qroBortiee Meoi8in.@ Soitien-
De baben Dies be5eugt llnb Sauien-
oe MAIDEN tdglid oieielbe @~ntoefltn9
Gin f[orer @eiit, gliidlide @cmiits-
Trimming. perbutl0en init iuieherter-
geitellter @~eiul1obeit, er5o6Ien sic
gan8e @eididte. Seine Npotlicfer-
Me6i5in. Nur ourd Spe8iol-NQen'
ten geliefert. Mon Idreibe on Sic
@i9entiimer, Or. 8eter 6ahrneu 4
Sons 60, 1876 60. Some g(ne.
G6icoqo, Sn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-16

So9n $. Bolton, 5ffentIider go.
far. @runoeigentum. Maelt fir
peniionsnnipride. 8inner 8, ct.
Sames 9otel, Oft.Souifon gtrabe.
Geibe Telephone $50.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-16

- Die 8il5e teilt MO Elm in
genieBbare uito ul1geniebRare; gu
oen leBteren geboren oie 6llidspil3e.
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Ser gam bes stueiten simpluu-
S1tnnels.

ans @ien i1reibt man: Die Sir
ina Brandt, 8ranoau & Sic, luel=
de ben eriten Simplortunael 9e.
bout bat, puroe bereits Dor lGnee=
RET 3eit BON leiten ser @encroloi~
reftion Ser id)pei5erii6en gun0es-
babnen aufgeforbert, gentab Sen
bon ibr fonfroftli6 iibernoinmenen
gerpltdtung nunmebr Sen 9au 6es
5peiten SimplontunneIs in @ngriff
81 nebmen, uno 5mar 5u Dem ter
tragsmaBig pereinbarten Greiie BON
1912 Minionen Sronf, nobel lie
liberties perpfli6tet iein ioilte, sic
utbegren5te gerantportlug fir oie
Solgen 51t ubernebnten, peI9e Ser
gou oes 5meiten gunnels etmo fir
Den eriten na6 iih 5ie6en fonnte
Die genannte 5irma bot nun En-
flart, auBeritanoe gu ieir, ben Glln.
telban fir Sen ertp1bnten getroo
aus5ufubren unb bie bon ibr Der,
langte Saftpflidt gu iibernebrncL
ionoern lieber oie &onoentioua[-
itrafe i'm 8etrage bon 5irei Mil-
lionen Sraaf 5ablen gu mof(en. Cine
beitimmte Summe, fir neIdJe Sic
Sirma etfpa oen 5meiten Sunl1el su
6auen bereit mdre, murbe Don iei-
ten oerielben ri6t genannt, Ion-
bern MIR geiogt, oaB Tie ~eenottgt iein
fpiirbe, cine lDl6e Me6rforoerung
gil iteaen = man ipriht Don 10
Wiaionen 5ranf - ooB Sic idmei-
5eriiden @l1noesbabnen orf oieIes
geipiB ni6t miiroen eingeben tpoacll
Ginem fiir5li6 erifienelen offi~
3ielen Gommuniqne 5ufolge ioncn
nun Die arbeiten fir Ben ameiten
Simplontlulnel bieier Gage 8ltr
aonfurren5 ousgei6rieben meroett
faas Die @rbauer oes eritcn Sult-
nels nidt Der an iie eraangenen
@nfforoerung na6gefornnlelt limb,
Die @rbeiter ibren fpntroaierten
@erpflibtuneen ge,naB iofort gil he-
9iilnen. gs ioG ouBer 3lceifef itc.
ben, .baB oie Sirrna Brandt, 9ran.
oau & So. Sen 8unnel ni6t iiter
nebmen, ionoern es por3ie6en iuer.
De, iid oieier gerpfli6tlag gcqen
g~e5ablung Der &onpentionitrafe 5l
cnt5ieben. Die ertpdbnte aonfur.
rensausidreibnng miro ionod be-
itimmt, uno 5ipar altf 5reiteIter
@rnnolage itottfinoen oomit oltd)
muslanoiihen llnternebmuneen sic
M6elidfeit geboten iei, Die erfor.
oerlihen 8oritlioien gu modem 1nto
lid iona6 UNI Ben gou S1 betper-
ben. Seoenfans biirften fron56iiibe
unb italienii6e 5irmen Offerten ell,
rei1en.
@os Die tefniide Seite ser Sra.
&c betrifft, 10 mdre au belnerfen,
oaB Scr Soblitolen oes sweiten
Simplontunnels gleid5eitig nit
Dem erlten Sunnel poreetrte1en
moroen 1T uto oie a6'e oeifeI6cil
in ibrer 0iitan5 bon II Metern
bonn ertten SltiNnel lle9t. 9lirdl
Gllerihlage iiteo oiefe beioen Stol.
len in getpiiien 9(bitanoen unitcin.
aitoer berbunoen moroen. Gs ban.
belt iid olio bel Dem fommeufell
San niht mebr INN einell 8ortrieb,
BET Dem man iber oas aolnmlellbe
I'M unflaren lit. ionoerl1 llm ocn
Ius6rud oes ietigen Stoaells cni
oas normole SunltelprofiG, Die Mus-
moterung, oos 2eeen Oes Sbcr-
baues uito Die eleftriide Ssnitoflo,
tion.
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