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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

nori IIastin. 30. Pittsburg Mary r..
Nick in. -. same
Orazio Castronovo. 80, Vita Angelo.
George f Macdonald 80; Jennie d.
Moro n, 30.
l;aymond J. Klersey. 20; sarah /.
In ey. 81
Emil LEM. 20 stella Bauer. %
.iuseph G. Fleming. IL chicago. Mary
G, carter. A. same
Charles schubert. p, Emma Blasei,
a
William r. Thorne. - Detroit Edith
Lang. 30. Lansing.
/. Harry Mcclellan % Mayme Bar
I"tt. -.
Inmes Renton. -. Belleville. sarah
- coleman, sc. same.
George j. krumholZ. q. Highland
Park Catherine DembeCk. rs. Detroit
Joseph Johnson 30. Josephine Schef-
ter 20
John W. Hinton. IS. Lizzie c. Cross
waite. ~.
JULIUS Lentz, 70, WiIliston, o, Sadit
Mclaughlin. %. Toledo, -.
William +. Adam, 20. Lavina A II
eEeN. IS.
Marco MARITIME. 20. Maude b Ian
tern. %
August Martin. ~; LYDIA Kleinow
Is
Frank Rsdtke, 25. Frances Laskow
ska %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
DAILY DEATH LIST.

Christ Bocholz. 80 years 1913 Army
StptiC infection
Edmund 6. Howse. months. Is Thin
y -hrst; commissions
:, Frrdericka Eiler 81 years. Eloise,
Mich, nephritis
Charlotte l.. kearne,. 35 years. ~
Eleventh, myNoedema
Mary Jardine, - years $50 Lob;
cvdema
Herbert A. Backus, - years, 264 Mer-
rick; paralysis
Bernice l. Schollett. / year. asa AIii-
ltery; pneumonia.
Ludwika kosmalski, - years. Ks SG-
perior. ,uremia.
Margare, Gilman ] month. Isl Rio
Pelle, Imperfect development
Mary karkowskl, year, $40 Rlo-
peiIe. whooping cough
Jan Nowak. months. 513 Canheld:
pneumonia
Matte :. Cogsweil IS years. ga sew
eHteenth, tuberculosis.
l.cttic \. McNitttie. 20 years Wom-
ans hospital, puerperal eClampsia
Waiter Grabowski. ! year, g69 CLIP
pert pneumonia
Joseph Rutkowski month. 3,S
Poplar: pneumonia.
Victoria PilzinsN. - years. l5il
Campbell, goiter
John Macizrz. year 273 Hammond;
wEoopinR cough
Henry q. k)ok. a. years. $50 Ora
Eoon. carcinoma.
Mary kTusitzki IS years. S0i RI
ward cerebral hemorrhage.
Edward Smietchowski years. Sos
Hancock. pneumonia.
S;anislaus Piesarski. / month, go
Grandy. marasmus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
II RET/SED VERSION

Mr. Himmelbecker frowned AS
was SAYING" he resumed. Daniel
WAS me son OF sou cbody or other. ana
he was carried captive into some where
or other, | forget where-;naybe IL WAS
Egypt or the Philippines
when they got - Cairo Daniel got
in had with King Ebenezer,"
"Nebuchadnezzar." corrected Mrs.
IIimme lbecker desperately. AM
please doh't use slang"
"Oh. yes. | remember now. said
Mr.. Himmelbecker He was the one
that ate grass patty grass. |
Guess IL was And he had a dream
about a ladder that went mp tn
heaven $50
NO that was Jacob" said william,
Well. ne dreamed about seven
year. OF famine---'
THAT was Joseph" interrupted
Bertha.
oh, remember" corrected Him.
melbecker, Ill was a dream where
the Lord gave ann choice Of eyety
gift"
Abel. that was Solomon" said Mrs
Himmelb ecker
HImmelbecker frowned grandiosely.
Your mother viii tell you the story,
child. She knows IL all"
The ominous silence that followed
lasted three minutes until Himmel.
becker. aware OF his crushing tri-
umph resumed
Now, then. you are 10 imagine Dan
iel, son OF Ham!lear. standing in the
great palace at Bombay before King
Balthazar and Queen Esther. Sudden
~ cloud no bigger than a mans hand
comes out Of the sea and writes NJ
letters OF fire upon the wall. Many
nany-tar lle-upharsin. There is d
sound OF rushing wind and cloven
tongues OF liamelt Is Pentecost. The
KING arises and Ciies out, My king
dom FOR horse, They hurl Daniel
into the lions den. Daniel seiZes the
jawbone of an as: sHa Kills three lions
and a lioneSs. lie gathers up the
fragments and they make 800 baskets
iul which feed the lU tribes. the chill
dren of Egypt the Amalekites and
the Afghanistans 1uen Daniel comes
zach to the palace and makes the
sun stand still And King Appetizer ~
so leased that he marries Daniels
daughter Rachel and makes Daniel
duk. of Persia And that is the last
was swallowed by whale while cross.
ing the Dead sea
But Mrs Himmelbecker. Bertha and
William had stolen into the library TO
compare notes with Shakespeare. the
Arabian Nights. Baron Munchauscn
aad the Age OF Fable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
BIRTHS.

Roy Mather. Birmingham. Mich
bert keptz t24 Hendricks
laWrenz Ludwig. lO2f Kirby
Joseph kOSeuthal. 1913 High
George Forton. 6Sl Monroe
la mes trabbs. $40 Lincoln.
Eugene Brabaw, Ij1 MacOmD
Grazziano Nspolitano. 22O - Antoine
francesca lentiue. 2sS Monroe.
Pasqualc TasZioii. i06 Brewster
lepazio Cassaro. IS Antoine.
lnchardo Armcranti. 541 RiVard
Royden Egh 1875 Schroeder.
Michael Maurer. ~ Portland
Dennis Kelly. go Hudson
Winfield l.ai.onde 10 Reed.
Roy Mather, Woman's hospital
Lafayette Stoner. go humboldt
William Zuhe. 363 LaSaile
IzzIe Freedman, i0i Division
Edwin slow. gil owen.
Walter Bentley 1G5 Lakewood.
Daniel Mccoy. Is Plum.
BOYS
John Murphy. ljt CharlevoiN
l..ea Graves. 30 Howard
Anthony Cassise. 20 Muilett
august Baeceluere Connor's creek.
Edward FielkC CO.. collins
award Tobler. 200 Mullstt
Francis johnson, els Trumbuu
lsadore Howard go Hancock
George Howard 265 Hancock
George Judge. S2S Monroe
HilIard Grove. 10 PENNSYLVANIA
Sam Cusumano 81 Orleans
Charles Bonsduette. 32S MI Elliott
Iohn Hastings 2OG bellevue
~1muel smith 1e4t Brooklyn.
Frrd Stqnley % Bioauac
William Pave. sal Wabash.
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DIED.

RACK lS-April %. Herbert \. Backus.
ia his 18th wear Funeral from 81
lohn's church. Friday at , p. m.
Burial ElmWood cemetery Fairbanks
post O. a r. attend.
COOK Henry G.. beloved husband OF
lille Cook and father OF Edith and
Maud Cook; brother OF Mrs. Thomas
Mnlvihill. Mrs Walter Goodall and
Arthur Cook IN his 42ud year. Bur
ial from his residence. $50 Dragon
ave. Friday. April 20, at 2:30 p. m.
ENTW lSTLE-April -. 1910. Hannah
beloved wife of Thomas and mother
Of Audrey H. Entwistle. Funeral
from residence. 81 Linden. Friday at
n. m.
KI.AWuNDER--At.. Grace hospital.
April rs 1870 Ernst. beloved nus
80 years Funeral Friday at 80 p.
NJ from residence 35s Brewster. and
from Trinity church. corner Rivard
snd Gratiot AYES. at p. IN.
/ LITTLEJOHN--At his residence 764
Frankin-st. April %. 1910. beloved
! son OF Adam aud the late Mary Lit
Litneiohr Mrs. George LeMay Mrs.
] Andrew Kramer. Mrs. Frank GUIDE
| 'nau. Mrs Frank Huetter and Mrs.
George Roberts. aged 30 years Notice
! OF funeral hereafter
LARUHN--A April 81. Henrietta beloved
| mother Of Marie. Arthur. Mrs. Bertha
Gitschlag. Mrs. Theresa MilitZ, Ell.
I.abuhn. Mrs. Emms schultz and
|
| Funeral from residence 500 Hunt 70.
saturday, 1880 standard o'clock 1T
| ST. Paul church
McGOUGH-An~u Is. Charles j. aged
23 Years beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs
! Frank M"Gough. Funeral FROG resi-
dence. s251 - Larn"d-st.. Friuay. n,
| S;so a. m, To - Peer and Paul's
Geshlt church at 9.
MTLLER-Aprn &c. 1910. at the resi-.
denCe OF her daughter Mrs. T. \
Beau. 80 Trumhull-eve Harriet +.
beloved wife OF John " Miller
formerly OF Elmira. y. V. aged :.
years. Funeral services from house
Friday afternoon ~ $50 y. m.
RYAN-April 2e. suddenly. at his resi-.
depce. SIS Fourteenth-ave., Patrick
RYAN. beloved husband OF Eller
Michael Frances. Ursula. Nav and
Irene RYAN, Funeral Friday 5 a. m.
from residence and $50 from 81
memhcr Of branch :. e. NJ y. \
! ROUSSEAU April 20 1910 at rest.
dence. 23s Catherine-st Charles ~
beloved hushand Of Matilda Rous-
scou Funeral from residence. Fr'.
dov. at m aud To st. IoachlIn's
church. az 9:30 o'clock
! ROREGTS--Ap~i % 1910 a. her late
residence LASS Scottfn-aye.. Char.
az Mrs. 4, :. camper AVID Alex. p
pobcrts Funeral saturday. Apri
10 At . ~ m. from residence.
4 SCHOOL, rrT-Ar~tI - Bernicc Irene
AT residence 1888 Milltary-avc.. aged
! vcar - DAYS. beloved daughter al
/ Mr. and Mr. Fred Schollett nee
-S-~ttnowski Funeral from rcsidcncs
/ Friday morning ~ $40 o'clock and
! ~ y from HOLY Redeemer church
Purial IN Holy Cross.
lZGELKE--Arril % at her late resi-
dance. l15 McDoUga ll-ave.. Emile
graHdmother Of Frank = and
Clarence Gmeiner aged 80 years
Fureral Friday. . D. m. from resi-
deucc.
it.EIINEN-Apru %. 1910. Nicholas Al
It's residence. 1l6 Day N'-ave.. st
Paul Mimi. beloved lfuShand ol
/ Nellie Rolshuvcu L"huer, and son ~
low - Me- Thrreso RoIshovep 80
y Grand Boulevard Detroit Mich
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
GETS 1H,fr POINTERS HERE
Burt W. Lyon, OF Joplin, Mo-, PICKS Up
SUGGESTIONS in Detroit

Detroit Is going to help start a hust'
hing Missouri city on the road to ciVlc
Improvement
Mayor Breitmeyer had as guest at
luncheon, Thursday. In the Pontchdl
train, Burt W Lyon. OF Joplin, NC.
Mr.. LYON is extensively engaged III
the zinc mining business around Jop-
lin and is also president OF the J"H-
lin Country club and actively inter
ested In the matter OF civic improve
ment and Identification OF that pro-
gresslve Missouri city.
Al the mayors request, Park Com
missioner Hurlburt will Friday take
Mr. LYON on tour Of inspection OF
Detroits park system. and also lul'
nish the Missourlan with a small as
sortment of park plants and shrub
berry TO assist the western city IN IT'S
start towards Identification.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28

twin sister. perkcd her head. Mrs
Hjmmelbet ker smiled sagely
I'm the first place. began Mr.. HIN
melbecker. Daniel was--er-let sec
the son of Absalom,
'Oh. pa Interrupted Bertha, AID
SALON. was hundreds of years betor2
Daniel
Mr.. Himmelbecker smiled good ma
uredly. oh. we'll. IT doesn't matter
The main thing Is how he GOT INTO the
hons den
No. the main thing is how 10 s't
cut" snickered William
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
steamer Is Released.

BUFFALO. April 2S.-The steamer
Peavey has been released from SEN
eca Shoal. The lighter Olga mad 10
remove 10000 bushels OF wheat To do
the trick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
BY Stuart q. Stone.

Lotta. me plue-eyed. elf.like Himmei
becker. stood appealingly before ne'
father.
TELL me "a nice story she pleaded
I'm So loney lon. some In the world.
Himmelbecker Dondered. "l'll tel
YOU about Daniel and the lions dem
lac announced
"Oo.ooh," glowed the elf William
ir. snapped his book Bertha, ais
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
TO IMPROVE CHANNEL.
Government viii Remedy Conditions
In the ST. Mary's River

Tn the 81, WdTy
With dredges and drills at work on
the westerly half of the channel at
Sailors Encampment, st. Mary S rlv-
er. shipmasters have ben allowed only
a channel about 1870 feet wide, and
boats have frequently been damaged.
President Livingstone took the mat
tor mn with the government engineers,
which resulted in plans being taken
~ remedy the situation. The contrac-
tors Acct will be moved To the east
sIde of the channel. on May b. and the
west side will be thoroughly draggeu
for distractions. The range hsh's
will be extinguished, and the VesSel
captains will be forced to follow
special lights and buoys, clearly out
lining the safe channel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
The.
People SPACES

advertising rates under any OF
lhe claSsl fications In these columns
one cent per word each insertion.
Nasn In advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than IS cents
PERSONS whose names appear In
tht telephone directories may have
advertisements CHARGED at above
a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
Liohter Nellie Sinks.

The lighter Nellie. used by tie ID.
Z. |. a. w Ferry Go. In hauling sionr
for the Amherstburg dock, sank In the
river. near Amherstburs. wednesday
right. Efforts are being made 10 raise
her.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
Steamer oIenmount Runs Aground.

The steamer Glenmount bound
from Fort william to Kingston with
oats. ran hard aground above the up
per entrance to the st Clair snip
canal. Wednesday. Her bow ran two
feet into the mud bank. while the
Stern Is I'm deep water, She Is being
llphfprel
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
H0ME-CITY 1885
BELL-MAIN 1893

for the convenience OF patrons
arrangements nave been made with
we following to receive liner ad-
NtIusements at the same rate as
NhHtRed with the home ofbce;
EAST SIDE.
h"nxhten-French Coal CO.. No ~,
CaEncId-ave east
w. Elliott Pharmacy Mt E!nott md
Ora tiot-aves
r. Brown. No 1852 Jerrerson-nv
- MrPhersoD. No 240O Gra.iot-ave op.
posite car barns
WEST SIDE.
= g.. Euasor. No. Ss5 Grand River-ave
Turner Stanton. No. 1858 Myrtle-st
". Driscoii. No All Michigan-ave
y. w. Willard. No. 1919 Forrest west
w. W. Brush. 30 594 Michigan-ave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28

A. liLAR LODGE. No. 81 f. d \. NJ 1872
Special meeting saturday at 80 ..
~. 10 attend funeral OF Brother John
l.. Wilson. Special car to cemetcr,.
Fred }. Lawrence, secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
FOR sALE-REsrDENcE PROPERTY.
90 Acres in Village

w ACIcS III image
or Waltz. Mich. 2S miles from Detroit;
Is acres in white oak woods, entire
farm all nicely fenced: 7-room house
and cellar; large barn and other
buildings: grapes. peaches, cherries
and berries: also fine well; $4,000
wiz take 4-family fiat or good he
troit improved and assume.
Cadillac-Ave.
Between Kercheval and Mack-Eles
I, new 2-story. 1-room frame with bath.
gas. electric light. half basement. lot
50x140. House has hardwood finisa
on first floor: mantel and CRATE; has
fine chandeliers and shades. and Is
handsomely decorated. Must be secn
To- be appreciated. and only 81 b9p.
with $500 down
Mt. Vernon, Near Brush.
Nice 2-StoTy. 10-room frame. with bath.
gas and cellar; lot 45x110; only So
2pD with $500 down. snap.
ARTHUR G. MELCHERS.
6oI Breitmeyer Bldg. Main 1896.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28

ppopoSAIS FOR FUEL FORAGE.
s-rr Il GASOLINE AND HORSE
ctt1IttfNg al Irf Ouartermaster Or
Co. t'elrraI u llding. Chicago. ~,
nrru ~ 1910 sealed proposals, IN
trtriirat,. VII he received here and az
Ouartertnusters at posts
~ 49, I.loW. until ~ O'Clock a. M,
Nav 1910 aud then opened, Tor tnr-
" t mel gasoliuc and horseshoeiuy
'l'.t.t Jurfun ltat commencing July
4af0 and forage and straw required
t.'irr tGe period from July J.. 1910; 70
.,,o't0,ber 10 1910 at Forts Sheridan
IN BENJAMIN Harrison. ind Thomas.
- Hrfdv and Wayne. Mich. lnfor-
,1atfor furnished 0u Application mere
q, ouarterma sters at posts named
I-,.storts coutainiu proposals To be
iF.,rssd Proposals for Fuel etc. -
IT, ,r.ne1 MAY - 1910, and addressed
w oi,arteruasters OF posts named. or
~, ~, jeut -Col Thomas Cruise chief
Ouarterwaster
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
rOR sALr-rARMs.

WEST MICHIGAN DRAWBACKS!
is an educator. Central territory OF
Western Michig gan Sent free. Adj
dress HOME DEVELOPMENT ASSO-
CITATION, Buckley, Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
:, ca mo- .
Enr Iir,rlnnd. Pitt.hurg

For cleveland. PittsburE ana all
points south and east. leave daily. lo;ts
D m Fare To Cleveland. sZs PittsbuTg
whole room 81 so. Week-end excur-
sion 10 Cleveland every saturday night.
round trip. g. 50 city ofrces, MaJes-
tic Bldg i37 woodward. i1s SriswoId-
For AIpenn. Mnckinnc and way ports,
Mondays. 500 y IN and fridays s.@V
For BunsIo and all points east,
steamer leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at . m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.
lAlIHxnS,

Detroit United Iuterurban Lines.
FLINT AND SAGINAW LlMITEDS-
1880 a m. 1926 a. IN. and 3:3s p. m
Flint only, 6:3S p. IN. Locals for Flint,
m. and every two hours to p. N.
oxford only, IL y. N. To Romeo, a.
IN, every two hours to 10 y. m; III p. m.
PORT HURON LIMITEDS-7:45 q. M,
l0:45 a. m. 3:45 y. m. GAS p. m; Sat
urdays only. 12:45 p m; sundays only
IL D. IN. Locals for Port Huron hourly.
a. m to y. m; also p. m. to Ma
rine City. To Mt. Clemens. half hour
ly. $50 a. m. TO y. m. and hourly to
IL .. m. TO Mt. Clemens via shore
Line. hourly. s:2s a. m. to s:2s y. IN Z.
TOLEDO LIMlTEDs-s:2o a. M, IL 20
a. m, 2:20 and SEQ p. m Locals for
Toledo. hourly. $3.50 a m. TO 80 y. m.
also $50 and IL y. m, for Monroe.
JACKSON LIMiTEDs 40 a. m.
l2;45. 3:45 and GAS y. Locals Tor
Jackson. I a. m. and every two hours
to y. M. for Ann Arbor a IN. ana
hourly TO IL p. m: for Plymouth ana
Worthwhile, $3.50 a. IA. aud hourly 70 ~
y. m. also a M hud II H. SdI'Ue
cars for ypsilanti
wynndotte Division; 80 m. ana
half-houriy to S:SS M nourV 10
1888 p. IN ,, ,..,..,,,
Pontiac Divisions m hair hourly
Birmingham only II p IA
Orchard Lake Division n IN anu
hourly until II IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28

81 DOWN 81 WEEkLY--vacant lots
for building or investment. all parts
OF city. Write or phone for platn
and particulars. 6ESSENGER q
MOORE. EOS Telegraph bldg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
3s5. 1857 900 BRITISH
SUBJECTS, SAYS REPORT
Official Statistics Put Area OF Empire
A. t1.334,o 900 Square
Mti~o

LONDON. April 2S.-An olhclaI
volume crowded with interesting hg
ures. entitled Statistical Abstract for
the British Empire, in each year, from
1894 to 1908. has been issued. The
book deals with area. population and
trade
The following table indicates the
growth OF the population:
EstimatcGI
United Kingdom aASStStS i5.oox.i.i
Australia -,.-s.... 2,@1O,lNt - |f"Vo
New Zealand ..... ths eJd 80 :
Canada ,..,.,,.. 80 ".5't ~ ~ ~
The total population Of the Empire,
which, in 1881. was 500. $4,000, had
increased In 1908. 10. 1885, 900. while
the area reached l1.33400 square
miles, giving an average population OF
thirty four to the square mile.
Large cities and towns are taken
separately. and appear in the follow
ing order. with their estimated popu-
lation in 1909:
London 49,. ............. 'S35's ~, :
Calcutta Clndial ..........'.'. l.ol $50
Glasgow t,..,......' $4,000 -.1'"-1
Liverpool ........... '..ss.''' ."y's''
Manchester ..........s. ''.'..-- ~ -,
birmingham ........-... @p"'o- =
Dublin ..-..... ....-''-. , +,
provided that he would ask terms
Tor America fair and just" such terms
to he granted by the British. MT
How'd De!any. the bosom friend OF
Washington. and at that time in Lon
con. was suggested as messenger,
4 host of other engrossing incidents
Of all kinds-connected and nnconhe't'
ed with the warfare III these manu-
scripts. which include important let
ters from General Wolfe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS wanted. burglar proof door
bolt; must smash door to get by +,
simple, no screws, nails or adjust
ing small may he carried In vest
pocket, brand new. patented. every
home buys II; sample and full III
formation, Csc (coinD Name your
territory at once. THE HOLD FAST
BOLT co, l64 Belmont-ave.. Spring
field. Mass.
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LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
BUSINESS CARDS.

HORSES and cows removed promptly.
Millenbach Bros. Phone West 10S-S95
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-28
GARRETT CLEANING.
SHOE REPAIRING.

OLD SHOES made new while you wait.
The Famous Shoe Repair shop, ~
State-st Cherry ss6W
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10

49, Sn Der Sonntaa Na6t fpuroen
ppn einsm ginbrsder 100 potete
9obdt, so gGdben Suugumui uno
eine Wedubr aus bsm 2aoen cts e.
Z. 5enn, $40. Gil God Strube, sss
ftpbIen. Der Di,b tpurbe ssieben. tuis
sr mi. isinsr gsu.s bic eggIsiton aD.
binunterIisf.
- Sn Der Somiiag Ratt brung Elm
Ginbrtter in bic Dertitdtts bes Grobs
ihmiebss Soi.pb Cope. $40. 372l eos
Ieroin 4penu,. unb eienets fi4 ben
Snbult bes 3ublte!ephons an.
- Nus bem 5of. bss 3. u. 3en'
bcff, Ro. 1926 ainecln apsnue. uuros
in Der Spnutog Radt cine tpertbDoll'
Sagopalme eeitoblen, ipdbrenb uuE
benz 6ofe b.s Gbdrks 2oiber, Ro
1929 Ioobburn 4o.nue, brei pali
men unb aus bem @orsurttn bes gb
tpdro Wads cine iperihDolIe Iopf
pilon5e erifernt tpurbe.
- Der Res.r 5ranf Seott tpurb
unter Der antlaee bes ihdtli6en an
griffs perbaftet. Or ION in Der Cams
tag Rn9i, ipdbrenb zines Sireitss IN
ter Der aenton Strobe Bride. ben
o. Wilsr, BON go. 2l52 Glortuc
annus. einen gadfiein an ben Gcp
geiporf.n baben. Wiuer's 3uiionb FOL
beoeutlid iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-10

eintm aubsrorbsntIid iniereHdnten
gortrag IauiGten aeiiern 4benb bic
Ritglieber bes Rortb Cincinnati Bus
Iineb Msn's Club in Der Qorb Gins
cinnati 5nrnbofts. Der Rebner beg
4bnbs mar profeFor 5ohn 6. Sbeas
rer, Der SuperintsHosnt oes Dbio Wes
hanies ssnititute. Der in auberorbents
Iin feiielnber WeiIe iiber bos 9bsma
Der 5anbieriisteitsun'srrift" iprad
unb in singsbenbtr Wsiie ii9 iber bic
bon benz Ohio Mehanie Snititute in
bider 5iuitfi Derfolsten 3iele duberte.
Die MnpeIenben Iuufnien isinen 4uss
fiibrungtn nit Der sr0bteH 4ufmerts
fomtsit unb sollien ibm tpoblperbiens
ten 8eifan. Jm tpeitersn gerlauf Der
9eriommluns tpurben cine Reibe BON
StraBenoerbeieruHseH in anresung
aebrn6t unb Der alub fpiro bieierhalb
bel ben ftdotif4sn gehOrben OoriieQis
iperner.
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G@iHsaaAriMtes.

Retp gort, 9. Wai. 9nseiom.:
,Rinnstposta" BON 2Onbcn; r8ens'
ala" BON RsapI; -9erona" BON G.s
nuo; rBoberlauo" bon glntiperpen.
aiperpool. 4nsst.: rGeortt"
bon Retp gort. - abses-: ~Siberian
nod ct. Sobu, q. g., 3olifaI uno
philaeelpbia.
GLASGOW. @ns.t.: ~glombla"
BON Retp gor,; .Rumibian" bon BOs
iton.
pIpmoutb. 4nee..: ~aronprins
Wilhslm- Don Rslp gort, na4 Bremsn
beftimmt.
Gibraltar. anget.: .2uurd"
bon Rsn gor,, nad Reapel b.itimmi;
.llItOnin" pon RetD gori, nah Tsapsl
bsitimmt.
ReapeL Mnsst.: .Guropea" Don
glefp gori.
Doper. 4ngst.: .Rroonlanb" Don
Reip gor,.
2onSou. Q6ses.: ,5i6srnia"
iAul4 1tSHlA0l-
Gium.. Ibseg.: ~qannoniu'
na6 Netp Dori.
pbiIabslpbio. 4nges.: rSas
nerforn" BON 2iperpool.
Bremen. 4nssi.: ~3ietben@ Don
Reip Dort.
Soutbamptou. n. 9bseg.: ~glii.
der noh Ren Dori.
gberbours. abees.: Bring
ariebrid Dilbelm" nod QeD Dorf.
Guebec. ansst.: ~2ote Gbcms
plain bon ainerpool.
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nobm bemielben einen perf6loHensn
Brief. beiien arobes rotbes Siegel tcs
tDnisltde Wappen nit ben 2iIien Do1
5rantreih aeigte. Damn fubr er fort;
sd bite Sie benlnuh, Grau 1rds
fin BON gbateouzSerault, mid ben
5rdulein bon 2opaGliere gefdlligit 81
meloen."
rWem foll id sic melben2" frasts
bic Shlpsfrau nit benz gusorud
sutsefpielten Grftaunens in Son uni
Mienen.
Der mdbemoiieae 2ouiIe sSrdn.
coiie be 2obdume 2eblanc be 2apd..
liere," anttportete Der 8icomte, inoen
er feline burdbrir9enben ausen feit aEi
Die 3iiee Der Dame rihtete.
9oh bieie sudte nit feiner @imper
sd bebduere es iebr, 6srr 8i'
contte, bab id Sbrem 8uni4e MIDI
entiprehen tann," ertpioerte lie.
.Durf ih ben Gruno bisisr WeiSet
runa erfabren?"
sGs III telne l8etgerun9, dntfporfeii
Die SdIoBfrou; nallein Die Dame
tpelhe Sic senaunt baben, befinbet i'd
niht bier"
llebsr bas osIbs Geiiht bes Gmiit
idrs flos elm Gdatten Der llngebuIb.
sd babe bieie anttport Dorausse
Ieben," Iaete er finiter. r4aein ID
bite Sic. qndoi9ite Grdfin, in Sbrsu
urb in meinem Snterefis, bas Der
itedenfpielen ouT3u9sben, ipenn Si
folhss i'm Sinne habeu. Der aoni:
fpeib, boB SrGutein on aupa[Iiers
nubbem iie ben 2ouprs hsimlid Der
laFen -"
.Ss lit aus ten 2oupre ertflohen2'
unterbrah ibn bic 0rGfin perDunbcrt
(5ortiegun8 foIst.)