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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
TO PREVENT
BREEDING OF
MOSQUITOES
Health Board Will Act
Against Owners of Land
Near Maurer.
DRAIN OR USE KEROSENE
--OTHER MATTERS

The question OF preventing the
spread of mosquitoes in this city,
came up at an adjourned meeting Of
the Board of Health last night. This
subject was brought to the boards
attention by a communication from
State Entomologist John B. Smith,
published in the NEWS a few days
ago. A copy of the letter In the
hands of Commissioner Henderson
was laid before the board last night.
1t indicated that a tract of land near
Woodbridge creek, between State
street and the Maurer factory, Is a
breeding place for the insects and
that Of the spreading mosquitoes
over the city at this early period is
probably due to the fact that this
land Is not properly drained.
During the discussion 1t was stat
ed that there are more mosquitoes in
the city at the present time than
there was at any time last summer.
This matter was placed in the hands
of the sanitation committee. Own
ers of the Maurer property in Ques-
tion will be notified to make altera-
tions within ten days. The land
must either be properly drained or
kerosene used.
Upon report of the milk and food
supply committee, 1t was learned
that Newark wholesale dealer in
milk was selling impure milk in this
territory. The matter will be inves-
tigated.
Anton Bacha, of 26S Neville
street, who had been summoned be-
fore the board, was given instruc-
tions relative to the reporting of
contagious disease cases. AS told in
the NEWS yesterday, this man has a
six-year-old child i'll with scarlet
fever in his home. The child had
been i'll threee weeks before a physi-
clan was summoned and during that
time two other children attended
school, and are believed to have
spread the malady.
Patrick Campbell, a Washington
street property owner, appeared be-
fore the commissioners and asked
for an extension of six months time,
In which to make improvements to
some of his property. He proved
that worse conditions than those he
harbored, exist in the same neigh
bSzhuod He told the board he be-
iieyed that he was being picked up
on. The extension was granted.
H. Richman, charged with harbor-
ing a nuisance at All High street,
and Thomas Holton, VINO maintains
nuisance at S75 High street, will
be summoned before the board next
Tuesday night, to answer to the COM
plants pending against them.
Twenty-three plumbing permits
were issued last night and p. ]. Mon
Afghan was granted permission to
continue the plumbing work. provid-
Ing he files application for license
and bonds within reasonable
length of time.
President Sibley, Commissioners
Henderson, Kaletsch, P. N. Kennedy,
A. p. Kennedy and Hughes, togeth-
ed with Deputy Health Inspectors
Kerr and Frost, were present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
BD.
OF HOSPITAL
REORGANIzES

The Managing Board OF the Perth
Amboy City Hospital met and reor-
ganized yesterday afternoon in
George j. Haney's coal office, in
High street. George T. Haney was
again elected as president and Henry
w. Jones was reelected secretary of
the board. These officers have
served since the board was first or
ganized.
Henry w. Jones, George ]. Haney,
Samuel G. Garretson and Edward l..
Gridley were present. A discussion
was held relative to improvements
at the hospital and steps were taken
to improve the upper part of the in
stitution. General improvements
will be made and the interior of the
upper part will be painted.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
BREWERS SAY
PROHIBITION
IS SUBSIDING

Special bu United Press Wire.
Cincinnati, May 25;-According
to Percy Andrea, president of the
Ohio Brewers Vigilance Bureau, the
prohibition wave is subsiding
throughout the United States. In an
address before the convention of the
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers
Association, he said prohibition was
a hideous farce. 1t does not destroy
the demand for liquor, but merely
degrades the channel through which
the supply flows.
It. M. Gilmore, OF Louisville, sug-
gested a change In the license law
as a good thing for the liquor busi-
ness. w. ]. Friday, of Pittsburg,
praised the Pennsylvania laws and
declared they had done away with
many disorderly places.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
JURY TRIAL
To RECOVER
AUTO TRUCK

Before Jury in the district court
tomorrow morning, William M. Nc
Cormick, of High street, will sue to
recover from Frank Van Syckle, an
automobile truck which Is being held
by the latter, a garage proprietor, In
default of $50 for repairs. Henry
w. Kehoe has been retained as coun-
sci by the plaintiff and Thomas
Brown, by the defendant.
1t is contended that when the bill
for repairs was rendered McCor-
mick, he refused to pay, claiming the
charges exorbitant. AS conse-
quence, the machine is now at Van
Syckle's garage, where 1t has been
for the past week awaiting payment
of the repair bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
REV. A. BOBERC WILL
Give LECTURE TONIGHT

Rev. A. Boberg, who recently came to
this country from Denmark, will de-
liver lecture in the basement of st.
Stephen IS Danish Lutheran church at s
O'Clock tonight The lecture will be
given under the auspices of the Young
People s Society OF the church, who
have arranged program to be given
in connection with the affair. Several
vocal and instrumental numbers are in
eluded in the program. Refreshments
will be served. All are welcome. Rev.
Mr.. Boberg spoke in the church here
about three weeks ago at conference
of ministers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
VIM. FULLERTON
is AFTER THE
JOB OF MAYOR

According to gossip circulating in
political circles hereabouts William
H. Fullerton is going to be candi-
date for mayor on the republican
ticket at the next election Promi-
nent republicans have been apprised
of the plan and the move is endorsed
by most of them.
When Mr.. Fullerton was seen this
afternoon he would not openly affirm
the report, but limited that he would
strive to be in the next race. He
said: Somebody has to run against
Bollschweiler.'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
BOARD OF ESTIMATE
MEETS FRIDAY NIGHT

Mayor Bollschweiler this morning
announced that the Board of Esti-
mate would meet Friday night at the
city hall. Alderman-at-La Large Voor-
hees, Alderman Seaman, President
Sheehy, of the School Board, and
Commissioner Fletcher, of the same
body, will be notified today of the
date. The annual school appropria-
tion is to be considered and made at
the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
REPORT ADVERSE TO
SHREWSBURY LIGHTS
tFrom the NEWS Correspondent

Washington, May 25:-Representa-
tive Howell has been advised that the
report of the superintendent of the
lighting district in which the North
Shrewsbury river has been adverse to
the placing of fixed lights in that
stream. Mr.. Howell has taken up the
matter again with the Coast and Geo
detsc Survey and will make an effort
t. get the survey of the stream so that
it may be designated for the fixed
lights.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
MISS HARTMAN Be
MARRIED TOMORROW

aWFVVFUF " Q FFFtOU z FV0u WWcs ~
New York, May 25:-The wedding
of Miss Mary Hartman, eldest un-
married daughter of the late g. H.
Hartman. and heiress to large
share in one of the greatest Ameri-
can fortunes, to Charles Carey Rum
sey. of Buffalo, N. Y, artist and
sculptor. will take place tomorrow
in the Episcopal church, at Arden.
The family is still in mourning, and
the marriage will be a quiet one.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
MYSTERY IN SINKING
OF RAM KATAHDIN
spse.al bv Umlted Press we.

SpecD4I by UHated Press WTe,
Washington, May 25:-Naval Off
GERS are throwing an air of deep
mystery about the sinking of the
ram Katahdin which was used as a
target in ordinance experiments at
Indian Head anchorage during the
last few days. They admit that the
old ram was sent to the bottom by
shell fire, but whether 1t was inten-
ti0nal they refuse to disclose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
SAYS COOK WILL PROVE
NORTH POLE DISCOVERY

New York, May 26:-Captain
Bradley s. Osborn, secretary of the
Arctic Club, and the closest friend
of DR.. Frederick A. Cook, declared
today DR.. Cook is in Europe, that he
has not been in the United States
for many months, but that he will
return In October with positive proof
of his discovery Of the North Pole.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
WOULD LIMIT TIME FOR
TOATTACK CERTIFICATE
{ (From &c NEWS Correspondent.

Washington, May 25:-The COM
mittee on immigration and natural
ization, of which Mr.. Howell is the
chairman, has been considering a
bill introduced by Representative
Keliher, of Massachusetts, which is
designed to limit the time when the
federal government may attack a
certificate of naturalization. He
makes the contention that under the
present law there are many certifi-
Gates which are seemingly fraudu-
lent which the holders did not OBJ
tain by means Of fraud. The bill
will be considered again before final
action is taken on 1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
MAN is RELEASED ON
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT

Joseph f. Stricker this morning OBJ
tanned from Judge Lyon a writ of ha-
beas corpus to release Carl Geske, of
Woodbridge from the Jail at that place
ON the grounds that he was convicted
and sentenced on charge other than
that for which he was arrested.
Geske was taken into custody yester-
day charged with malicious mischief,
and when brought before Justice Dunn,
was arraigned and fined $20 and costs
on charge of disorderly conduct. In
default Of the fine, he was reman6ed.
This morning when the writ was served,
Geske was released from the jail. He
viii be brought before Judge Lyon this
afternoon at his local office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
CANNONISM
A BIG ISSUE
IN THE FIGHT
speelal hu untted Press Wtre.

NVUFEFtEF VI . IFtFoU 2 FOoS 7VFHVs
Washington, May 26:-It became ap-
parent today that Cannonism" win be
one of the big issues in the coming
Congressional campaign. A powerful
wing Of the House insurgents is deter
mined not to attempt to unseat Speaker
Cannon at this session, but save him as
the big issue for thei fight for re-elec
tion this fall. They feel confident that
on this issue they will have the sup
port Of Col. Roosevelt because Of his
attitude toward Cannon which he out
lined to the insurgents on the day h
quit the Presidency.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
GRIEvE AND MASON
LEAVE FOR CORLISS

City Engineer Samuel ]. Mason
and Commissioner Thomas Grieve,
of the Water Board. left this morn
ing for Corliss. Wis, to inspect the
new 100000 gallon pump which
is shortly to be installed at Runyon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
DOUBLE GUARD ABOUT
PALACE OF ALFONSO
spseial b. Unttea Press VIC.

Madrid, May 25:-The guard
about King Alphonso's palace was
doubled today as the result Of infor-
nation obtained by the police Of the
existence OF formidable anarehis-
tic plot AGAINST the king
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
WANT DRISCOLL TO
RETURN TO BRUNSWICK
.specsol 70 tAs EvBNINo NEWS.

.sPECtUF 70 =
New Brunswick, May 25:-The
New Brunswick Amusement Com
pany met last night and it was de-
cided to see what could be done to-
ward getting Driscoll to return to
this city with his team. DriscoTl
will play here Monday on Nelson
field and 1T is feared that the big
gest crowd will go there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
FIERCE BATTLE
is NOW RAGING
IN NICARAGUA
gpeoial bv Unltsd Press wire.

Special by UnNed Press W3res
Bluefeld, Mic, May 25:-(via Wire-
less to Colon.) Fighting to the last
ditch, the Estrada army is today bat
Ting with the Madriz forces in an ef-
fort to save Bluefeld and prevent the
capture of the Custom House. Today
the Madriz forces repeatedly charged
the first division Of the Estrada forces,
but were driven back. Americans OPP
Grating machine guns have SO far saved
the Estrada forces from defeat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
MAUCH CHUNK AND GLEN
ONOKO EXCURSIONS,

$1.50 round trip, May 29 and 80,
Lehigh Valley railroad. May 20
leave Perth Amboy $40 A. M. May
80 leave $3.50 A. M Returning
leave Glen Onoko P. M, Mauch
Chunk 6:15 P. M. Tickets good on
special train date OF sale only.
11822-5-21-23-25-27@
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
FOUND GUILTY
IN PITTSBURG
GRAFT CHARGE

Special by United Press Wire.
Pittsburg, Pa, May 25:-Charles E.
Mullin, on trial for misapplying $l43,-
600 of the funds of the Farmers and
Merchants. National Bank, of Mt.
Pleasant, and &. II. Steinman accused
of aiding him were today found guilty.
Mullin was the bank cashier. Steinman
was a promoter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
STEAMER
RAMMED AND SUNK
.ctaI by United Press Wire.

SpectdI by United PTess W4res
Rockland Me-, May 25:-The pas
senger steamer James T.. Morse was
rammed and sunk at her berth to-
day by the steamer Belfaf4. The
crew had narrow escape. The Bel
fast was only slightly injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
PREDICT A BIG
OUTBREAK IN
CHINA IN FALL

specsdr oy United Press wire.
London, May 25:--M Messages re-
ceiYed today by London headquarters
OF several missionary societies in
China say that the anti-foreign DEM
onstrations throughout China are in
creasing. and that a widespread out
break before autumn Is inevitable.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
Carpets Cleaned

Will call for and deliver or clean on
shs Aoor by the VACUUM PROCESS.
Phone z9-J Or drop postal. AMBOY
VACUUM CLEANING COMPANY.
ass High st.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
EXPECTS SOON TO HAVE
BRYDOCK DEWEY AFLOAT

Special bv United Press Wire.
Washington, May 25:-Capt. Mertz,
commandant of the naval station at
Cavite and olangopo, eabled the navy
department today that he expects to
have the dry dock Dewey, which sank
yesterday, ahoat within three weeks. 1t
is not believed that the Dewey is SER
iously damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-05-25
HOTEL CHAMPLAlN is
DESTROYED BY FIRE

specs0i bY United Press Wire.
PlatHburg, N Y, May 25:-The big
hotel Champlain located at Bluffs Point,
one of the most noted summer hetels
In northern New York, was destroyed
by fire today. An electrician named
Herbert is believed to have been burn
ed to death.
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Ncripnni'N ctisen.

5err alpns 9 dneiber, Der
iopiaIe Mlitsiasntbiimsr Der WuiicaI
Grddnse, fsierte eeftsrn ietn 33. Wie.
aenfeit uno bic Witslieber Der Wuiiter
GhnBgeislihdft lisben Is iih Riht
nehmen oem olbeliebtsn Ssrberespater
su Ghren ess Iaees Elm prdhtigss
Stduohen su bringen. Ratiirlih pur.
be ouf pds fernert Mohtergebn oes
G,eburtstdastinbes manhss Glus ss=
leert.
5n IoIenHer Weiie ipurDe am Conn.
tde ods 70. Wisssnfeit bon Ssrrn Or.
g. u. Red pom DsutfhsN Nmsritoni>
ihen untsrItiisungss9ersin Gintraht,
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beaansen. SGmmtlidt Mitglisoer oes
Ysreins fanosn ii6 in Der 5hiffmdnns
ifen 5aqe tin, ipobin aud 5srr 9r.
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i'm Rdmen osg 9sreins iibers
rsi6te Der grdiioent 5err Gmil
iSinbsr bem ollpsrsbrien greiien Ge'
burtstoastinbe als 3eihtn Der Bsrtbs
itdbung nit ben berslihitsn Gliid'
fDiinIhn cine pertboolls iilberns
SdnupftabdtsooIs. Serr Dr. Red
aab isinsm Dunt in tiefssfiibiten Wor'
ten ausorud uno iprah Die 5offnunq
aus. odb ss ibm nod reht oft Dersonni
isin moae, untsr ben Wsitglteoern oes
8ereins su peilsn. Selbitrcoeuo lpuro'
ouf oas Wpbl oss Geburista9stinnes
manhes Gtas aeleert unb manh treTf'
liher Ioaft auseebraht, uHo namenta
lid bic 4nIprdhen Der 6err.n e5ohr
W. 80lter uno 8ernbdro ShtpaIt
| fanoen beaeiiterte 4ufnabms. Gis Der
rem cSulius Utdpsr, 6. Waner uHb u
8aper erirsuten bic fr0blibe Geieui
i6dft nod NIT hii5Fhen muiitalii6u
1arbietunp.n. Das aommittes, peI'
Dies oas prGhtige 0eburtstdgs9eiten
| fir Serrn Or. aef aussepdbIt bate
febte iih aus ben 6erreR 4ugu't lOtpe
Sulius Waper uno Ssedr Ri6ter 81
| idmmen.
/ IN oem gefinosn bon 9unoesrih
ter albert e. 1homp on, R
| felt mebrersn Wohtn ihDsrtront i
ieiner Wcbnung an Der 4uburu Io:
barnisNrIisst. III Sonntus ein. Wsn
ouns gum SdIimHeren tingstret.I
uno tpennihon i'm aaufe oes ee
itrissn 1asss Der patieHt iih lpieoe
sttpas Nfsr fiiblte, 70 befiirhten bi
| ibu ebanoelnosu 2lerSte bod oa
Shlimmits.
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llnterbanolungen mcgen Der SDbn'
irase ituo bis Sreitag Dertngt
iuDroeu.

3piitsn nem aommittee Der
8rduerb0rIe unb BEN Der pereinigten
Unions Der 8rauereiarbeiter faup ges
tern 8ormittaa pieoer cine ldn9ere
9pufersR3 itatt betrsiis Der 2obnItala.
9ieIelbe lduft bstanntIia am l. Ses
bruar aus uno muB erneuert iperoen.
Die 2sute psrlaHgen cine 2obnerb0z
hung BON 81 pro Wohe, bic 8rauberrn
lpoIIsn aber nit audIid,t auf ben ourh
bic 5empereu3perfolgung herbeigefiibrs
ten Rieoergdng oss Gerperbes nur 81
sugsite6sn. Die Gonfsrsn3 fam 3u tsis
mem asiultdt, bod tpirb cine Gintgun9
auT irgeno tpel6er 9uiis am 5reitas
errsiht tperben. Bis oabtn 6at it'd Der
4usIhub pertagt.
Die geitrige Wltttbsilung, bab brei
9rauereien bic 2obnsutags beptqigt
bGtten, III augenldsinli9 irrig. Die
grenner'ihe grauerei in Gopiugton
bat Die neus 2ohnItala bereitg pergan.
genes Sabr unterseid)net uno neu binz
3ugstreten III bic Ohio Union grausrsi,
Die nift gum 2otaIperbdno Der 9raues
rsibeilger gehort.
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1daIies Gnriunses gpnsbIatt 7ienaa e5 Samar 1910.

bari ben giea iiber bic Ripdlen babon
uno Der Gotte tehrt reumiitbig in tbre
Qrme 3uriid.
Grace 9eorge bdtte bollduf 8elegenz
beit i6r fd9Dnes 9alent in dlen Regis
itern al entfalten, Tie offen6drte ibr
arobes aonnen BON Stene gu Seene
me6r. Der BON ibr entfdltete goiletz
tenlurus erregt ebenfall5 ungstbeilte
gepunberunq. Die Iis unteritiibsnbe
8eIenI6dFt lit ibrer poIi9 piirpig.
Die am nd4itsn Sonntag i'm
Deutfhen 2 beater 3ur Quf>
fii6rung selangenbe SuOermannide
aom0bis Die GhmetterIingsIhIa4t"
lit cine Der beifen 8ihtun9en Dss Quz
tors, bic nihi nur einen ourhihldgens
ben, IoitDern tinen oduernoen Griolg
er3ielte unb Der Elm langes 5aieiu I'M
Repertoir ber peEtIhtn Biibnen be-
itimmt 1T. 9ds geben 9epiiier areiie
fc)iloerno, permeibet SuDermdnn in
Der S6metterlingsihIo6t" einen tras
giiten ausgdng uno ldBt Ieinen 5us
NOR in iatpriIher Weiie Ipieler. Ter
gbrdttsrssihnung ieiner oarIteqsnosn
gsrfonen bat er babsi in Dieiem Wert
aan3 6elonoersr qiebe unoSorQfalt anz
gsoeiben ldiisn uno m1nhe prahtIiqur
rei3t ben SdauIpieIer CUR Qusarbeis
tung elmer 9ldn3rous, neil er peib,
oub er Iie bdufig fpisIsu piro. Jrau
GGe S6mio.gortp, lpelte infolge Der
| Observation-Disclosures IN bieier Sai=
| ion nod tpenig poer gar njht Gjelegens
belt bate, in elmer ibrer tiinItlerti6en
geoeutung angemefenen 2lui9abe 8u
tpirten, ipirb am tommsnoeu Sonntao
bic ,Roii" gsben, cine Roue, nit peIher
! iie f6on in 0sutihIano triumpbirts
auh unIsre geiddBts QnItanosoame
SSrdu 5eIens 9iirger, tperDen mir nitt
psrmifen. Sic fpielt bic .Jrou Ser.
| gentbeim", cine StsusrinIpettorsfuitt:
fpe, cine ehte G6druttsrtDps. 2lls be,
| fdmoie RsiIsnoe sfebIsr" iii 6srr 8
| 6. StmiD fpieper einmal in isiner
Clement uno etne herDOrraQeroe Sci
flung odrf man auh BON oem erIer
GbarattsrfpisIer, 6err 7tI6er=Qhten
als nWintelmdnn" pjsoer erparten
'Sn tpsitsren arobsn Roqsn Iino BIZ
Tameu Qmanba Blum, Qngele Grou
unb Die 5erreH llllrih 5aupt. yrsb
| I2tmbroaio uno 6dns Toritnsr beIhdf
tigt. Die mieoeradbs Der ,Shmetter
| lingsItlaht" fpiro nit auBsrqstpOhn
Iiter SoraFdlt porbersitst uuo cine
Der bsitsn Shaulpie. 4bsnoe lit ben
9siuher geruiB.
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der aus feinem 3immsr geitobisn
tpurbe.
Wm +. pepin, bon SO. 217 %.
8. Ctr, puroe um sinsn golbenen
Ring i'm 0ertbe bon $22 beitohten. Gr
bat einen Qeoer i'm 8erDd4t, ben Dleb>
itahl begangen 3u baben.
2ouis 5rotter tpuroe bon eiren
unbefdnnten 0iebe um ieinen llebcrs
3ie6er i'm Dert6e bon So beitoblen.
Sin unbetunnter Ginbreher flets
terte in Der Gonntag Nuht iiber einen
3aun 6inter Der 8rocerp Der 5ruu
Soa aiooer, gto. 1141 Deit Z. Str,
ftieg burh Elm 5interIenitsr Elm uno
dnneftirte Muaren i'm Wert6e BON So,
ioipie ben S6liiTel Der 6intertbiire. -
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@irS bic bitIiIe Yroonftenborie be-
,ilglih Der Butter mad)su.

Der 9rsis fir .Greamerp Grtrd"
Butter iiel eeitern an Der bieIigen pro-
butten60rie um orei Gents uno ods
9Tunb tpiro jebt nit 35A Gents quos
tirt. Dieie grsisdnNrung beoeutst
tbdtfd6lit eineH llmItur3 in ben
Guotirungsmsthooen, ipie ne ieit Ell
nsm 8ir.sIiabrbunosrt an Der hieIigsn
qroou.tsnboris nit SeSug auf Butter
aeberriht bd6tn.
9isbr mar fir bic gutterquotis
runesn dusIhlisblih Der in Gigin.
Sn., isiteeisBte greis maBssbsno sss
tpeien uno Die oortigsu Guottrungen
pfIegten an isoem Montaa Rahmittdg
um orei llbr bier ein3utreffsn. rpor1uf
oann fir ben bieiigen Wartt bic gleis
den preiis feitgeiest puroen. Die in
Gl9in feftgeiestsH prsrIe Daren ieoot
in Der lesten 3eit 10 uHoerbdltniBmds
big bod i'm 9ergleih gu aupsrsn
Stdbten, boB ons guttertommittse Der
bieiiaen 9robuttenb0rIe beihlob, iif
pom ben Glsiner 9rsifen poIig 81
emdnsipiren unb sigens auotirungsr
ein3uiii6ren. gDie unperhdltnibmGbia
bod bic preiis in glsin liro. srhsai
aus Der 5batiaft, oab tpabreuo osr
gr,is fir Butter in glgin nuf 3s1
Gents bro 9funb itsht. bieislbe aunlis
tat Butter in Gbicuso fir 81 Gents
ptrtauft piro.
2tn Der gbicasoer g0rfe fiel Der
guttsrpreis um einen Gents unb in
Rem Yort girg Der guttsrpreis seitsrr
Inn 3tpei Gents herunter.
Die 9roouttsnborie fiibrte ssiieru
sine psitert Reueruns elm, inbsm Il.
beihlob. in 3utunft ihre 9erinmmlun.
gen binter perfhloffenen gbiirtn dbsus
balten uHp Der preife nur bas ritsus
tbilsn. mas nah Der aHiiht Der Wit.
slieber BON aneemeiRem 5ntereFe in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-25
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CUR Guffiibrung leldneen:
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Mlme. Gan ols Carmen uuo bem Be-
rihmten 5euoriiten gaul gouriIon
als Don Sole.
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Glid; Wms. CIItsta als Srtruo;
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Gonneritag 4beno: ga gofems"
nit 4lice RisIien als Mimi uno GoHs
ftontino als Ru0olph.