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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
NnS bcm 8at9bauic.

, Ger Wapor nm Den IltSgnllg Der
Sdulbeb0rbe Ingelcgcnbeit
nid)t lGngcr befiimmert. = Gr lit
ieines Sicgca lider. - Sr. Sames
9. SitebcS miiroe epeiltueq oeil
Wopor mlterItiisen.
Ser Mopor brnuht lid iiber Die
Sfnlbeboroc . a%lngelegenbeit feline
9rallen9 Spare nlebr iuad)len 81 lol-
len: baB Die bon ibm nomlinirten
nclleu WiitgIieoer Der Sdulbeborbe
lire Site in ser @eborbe cinlebmen
Oiirfcn merbcn 0nrilbcr bcItebt taltnl
nlebr ein 3lpeiicl. llmllolueniger Jest,
nad)oem Der Stubtprpfurotor Dos ge-
tern int oTcutld)en Correspondent
ten" erlGilterte @utad)ten III Der Ill=
gelegertgeit ~obgegeben mo nad)oem
MN Observation-Disclosures Salncs 9.
Sugbes, in bciien 9Gnbc eS befonnt-
lid) 9egeben w0re, cine WiojoritGt fir
Terlperfung ooer 9eitatigrng Der
G%rnannten 5l idaffenL offen NIT Der
Qrflurung bcrnllsgetommen lit, bnB
er, Iilr ben sSoll, Dob er tbatiod)llh III
Die Gage fomnlen iolte, ieine Stinn.
ne i'll Die 0uagld)oole 81 iperfell,
Dies jill @unitel Der 9eitdtigung ser
IllserpGblten oes Wopors tbun mer-
ben. Dab Scrr Sugbes iibrigcnS
tuirflid Dor ole 6rage geitcQt wcrben
miro, ieinc @orte sur Sbat 5n mo.
6cll, liegt foun int gcrcif) Der
@obrid)einlid)feit, benn Sr. Sllgbes
lit cin iebr frazier Monr rno iein
0ciunbbeits5uitaub miro eS ibn1
foltm erlouben, Der ndditen Stobt-
ro%tbslibun9 %bei5uuobnen.
IS lit bico iibrigens ia audi nitbt
notbig, ga nod benz Noeifen @l.t.
od)tcn Srou Mliller unb Serr Sronf
fruit 8eietcS MitgIieoer Der Shulbe.
borbe iueroeu. folS nif)t Der 5lpeitc
3iucig iein 8otlm IN @ieoereriuGs
9i,Iig 5iebt mo cine WoioritGt fir
Gcrluerfung Der Nominotipnen ollis
brilgt. l(no bnB Die @egler ser pom
Wopor Grnomten bis 5ur nGfiten
Stootrotbsiibung nod Eroielpten
iiir lire Seite mod)cn, id)eint ailbcr
Dem 9ereid) Der Wogliffeit ST. liegell.
Sener langacieGnt De.
o. .,. % rtd)t.
Ser @cridr Der Neiu.Dorfer Sngc.
niclrc Steorns mo Sreennl,, meld)e
befonntlid, bon Der Stoot engugirt
iullroen, nm Gnlpfeblungen binlid)t.
lid Der &crbeiierullg Der @uiierSl.
fllbr ~nniercr Stnbt 5li MADDEN oeiiell
gintreffcn bereitS iiir slninng So.
mar in Iuoiiht acitcllt lpnr, lit i'm.
nler nod llift ungelangt. @ulier.
Sngenieur Gnid erbielt fiir5lid) ein
Shreiben bon Srn. Stenrns, IN luel.
dent lid ocrlclbe nod geiuilien %
ten e%rtlnoigte. aber feline bciinitipc
Belt Iiir Die Ierti9ltellng oeS 9c.
ridta icilieete.
" h iii @runbbeiiber.
Observation-Disclosures Sront9ronn
gicbt inl Nn5cigeiltbeil bes rSelltiden
Gorrelponoellten" bcfonlt, ouB alien
WcrtberbobuhgS Nutlagen filr
Gonbcmlirung inlb Grofinlulg Der
&ier5iGiten Strobe bon Der Siioncit-
Seitc oca llniperlitn.E orfluou bis sur
SIiicitc Der Rolnno. 9lpcnue. mrlhc
nid)t ~inrerbnlb orcibig Sngcn bon
bcl,tc ol 0ercdnnet, bcjoblt limo, cine
Straigcbiibr pom brci Erp5ent bin5u-
geiiigt mcrben miro. u1o ooB bos
betreiienOe Gigentblm %uernlclien mo
5l,ln @erfmut ongcSeigt mcrocn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
eebeu in ieOem Sropicn!

Gas 6Idideniiid- Tcpnrtenc,;t Ser
Geo. @iintber, jim, grou.Go. lit nit
Den l,elicitcn ginrid)titnJcn periebcn.
rcrmittclIt oercr Das Bier oireft aus
Den 2aseridiiern ser Yrarerei oei
Glaifen Slseiiibrt miro. Gle Golsc
Il; Elm p~erIcnbcs. fhdlrntcnoes, rcineS
Bier; bcionScrs iiirDamilsenaebroi,N
III cmpie1len. Ysitedf brett Dor, Der
Gro,erci. 9 Tnteno TIaid,cn 500.
&, 4 Y. 4hcne. Wolfe 20.
(&dil, IL Tu,Sn-j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

*" Ger rIripn" pernnitoltet am
Sonntag, Den 6. MGrS, IN Srn. 9fl,g.
&oicdc'S aononengieBerci, Nr, G13,
oil. SnpctteitroBc, Elm gulterrroltcrL
peld)es, lpcllr nidt aac sln5eid)en
triigeil. iid ollen friibcren %crunItul-
ii,ngen oiclcr slrt ipiirOig 3ur Seitc
Itclcn miro, inbcm bna NrroitNc-
mcnts .GonIitc Die nnlihtigitcn Gor.
bercituugen gctrpifcn bot. ,Snl Notb-
ionc itcbt nod 3cbetlbrraer'S nTil-
llcr" piS.a.pis 5llr S%erfilgung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
Stabt Baltimore.
tntcr6aItunas-@ coluciicr.

,Hfnscmie"1a %Imu, no nebnit Su?"a
"Tprn's"1r9bc either StGr"
,,Wnnetn"-6ree. 1%ripin's Rem M'nleiiieS".
,Spniban"-, Mc5aoocn'9 6l1ts".
,WarNIaus"-aettb'S .Iu Star" sTduocoIue
iinn Der &iHctoaraph.
,gem WtpnumcHtnl"-o GGietp @lrlS":
ygpiipu.3 heater," Baltimore nnbe 8ap'Str.
- 2daIid MnuTtcrbrohenc Saiocctles nno
Observation-Disclosures.
,,earie, rbeater" ~ Wtontnl. sen T. Mtrj,
lcbics @on5crt Scs philadelphia Slteiier9".
Mfars' WnSicnbull in scr ~@ermdnln'N Pdnncr'.
rSermann.euse Mr. 3, {. :. Z. q"
Moniaq, ben T. Wiirj. 50. StIttun9slett mo
Nal in .GprinN'S @uIIC," Salt gIoc. mo 3. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

ablcbcn. Sn bobcn Sitter
bon 81 Sobren id,ieo scitcrn &orac,t
III icincr @obnung Nr. 8O7, Golitm-
bin'Apcnue Serr Nuoreas anen aus
Dem Scbcll. Ter 8erblid)enc erblidtc
oHt Z. 6ebruur 1916 in Bapern oos
2id)t Scr @elt iluo fam in Nltcr bon
y Sobrcn llud, baltimore. 100 CT al,
Der Golumbio.A penuc oas nod bette
benbr observation-disclosures : 0citait
ctoblirtc. BON mold)ein Ct iid) Dor III
&abren ~5nriid5og; Seit 50 Sabrell
luabntr cr in bent uarnlid)er Sanic
an Der Golunlbiar s(peulc. Sr. 3rcil
binteriGbi nc,tn Ainber. wdbrelio Jet,
nc Dattin inn bori0 Solren I'M
Sooe poran sinp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
&irdhides.

Wci Dem morgigen &ormlttogs.
8ottesoicnit III Der oc,itid)en liitbcri.
ld)cu ,}iona : Wcncinbc, Der mn 10
llbr 10 Minilteu icincn Nniong
nilnlhi, miro Boitor %slllius Sofnlohn
ilbcr boS Sberno vWieinllngcn iibcr
Gbriltla" prcbigcn. lin 5 llbr Nud)-
mittoga iir0ct cine Gespcr-M nond)t
itott, an lucld,c onld,licBcno EoItor
Sofnlumi iibcr Ser @aptismuS"
iprid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

Scin %. Stiftungsieit fei-
erte Der uGper9rcen aaifeetloti6" am
Gonnerltag in Der @obnntng Der
8riinoerin mn Er1iibentin. Srnu 81
lctte Gsnler, gtr. $40, Siio.EocoItro-
&c. SGmntlid)c Inlpeienbcn crbicl-
ten biibidc Soupclliers unb Die 90
men ". Sproglle llnb NJ. Mpers CT
ireuten burd) nulifoliid)e &ortro9c.
Inter ben Inpeienoen bcfonoen iif
oic 9amcn: gillette @sn1er, Gbriitinn
Gd, 2ouiie Shmibt, 2eun YubnluL
Gbriitinn Sor, Morp Heeic. Iugilitu
Sprugue. Bertha 9oDr, Worp9Rpcra.
Gina 2ebner, Morguerite Snpber II.
Senrietta Mnrd,.
Sic hifffolrt nrf Dem Che
iopcofe-S bio.&arol jpiidcn Gumbcr-
lano unb @oibington miro Gnoc Die
icS Monnts iuicoer eroiinct lperocn.
Gus @oiicr miro an 20. bieics Mos
nnts III Den repnrirtcp aanol gcloi-
iell iperocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
Sbeo. s. Siener 4 Gu.,
I'll Cit gtltimore Etrase.

Oeutid,es nno nnbcrcs ansl0nbi
id)es Wclo sefauft mo u%crfauit.
UcloIenoungen bciorst nod Gcutid).
lano, Seitreif,, @uBIanb Ii. /. 10.
0ediel aitsgeltent nuf mlsldnoiid,c
ganfen. Grebithriefe nnb Erapelers
Cheques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
SeniationcIe Mnidulbignng.

Suitbefebl gegen Srn. George j.
@ombriQ, bcn Yr1iiocnten Der
.Norburp TiitiQing Company"
ollSgcitellt. - Sol iid) 9arleben
auf Gupiifot . 2ogerbaus.Gerti-
fifote perihofft BADEN. Srn.
@ombria's s(ilientbult unbefount.
Iie Ginreidung beS 9eridtea ser
WlaIienperpalter Der .&orburp Iiiti(-
ling Company" inn Superiprgeridt
bat geitern Die Nusitellumg zines
SoitbefcblS gegen Srn. George j.
@ambria, ben 9roiibentcn Der &C.
nannten Gompo9nie, 5ilr Solse ge.
babt. Ger Softbeiebl wuroe BON
Srn. @eorg ShiGine, einem 2eid)er.
beitottcr, erlpirft. HoliSeirid)ter Sc.
mis- bonn iiiolifen Giitrift, oers lid)
suidaia i'm @erid)ts9ebdube befono,
iteIlte bcn Soitbeibl ouf &eronloi-
iung oeS StuatSonnultS Sipens I'M
9iireoit oes 2esteren aus. Sn Dem.
iclben lit aegen Srn. @ombriQ Die
ACKNOWLEDGING erbober, boB oerieibc
ON 10. Sebruor 1908 iidl nui 2a-
%gcrbalissS %,uittlngcu fiir 313 SGlier
gSbisfep Don Sru. SdiIling $1,000
6orgtc, bab Nieie Certificate Guplifa-
te lporen, mo sob ol,f Die Sriginolc
oerielben Sr. 8ambril um IA. Otto
Der 6ereits $4,000 BON Der .Yter-
fants' National-9 anf" gelieben
bntte.
Ter oben erluGbntc 8eridyt Der
Waiienperluolter ser in Gonfurs be-
finolidlcn Sirmo Gottc bic Nngobe
cntbaltell, boB bon Ser Gompn9nie
insgeiomnlt $500 SGiicr @bisfep
9egcn Iuleiben perpfGnoet ipurOen,
Die einen 8eiHnmtbctrog bon $5t2,-
7OS.36 bilOen iollen, m1breno tbots
iGd)lid iidJ mIr 1895 SGiler mnb
1901 bolbe Soiier @bisfep I'M @eiib
Der Gompagnie b%efinoeu. 9ie Ser.
molter iogel IN Dem 0crid)t peitcr,
Dob lie sur 3eit oomit bcifGitigt iinb,
aliSSufinoen mie piel Iuplifot . enl.
pfon9s.9 Certificate BON ser Sirma
oils llnterpfono fir Nnleihen aear.
ben luiir0en. Nic Serfpalter baben
oesbolb ulle bieiigcn uuo ol,sm1rti.
gen gonfen. BON peld)en Die Gonl,
pagnie Garlebert crhielt, NM llcber-
mittelung bon ausipeiicn crnldt.
Gic Giniesung bon M%niienperlpal-
tern erfolgte Gnbe porigen Monats;
9unoesrid)ter Morris inn Vunoes-
GiItrittsgeridt orbnetc bieielbe ouf
gntrog bey .NerGonts' Nationol-
9ort" an, ipeld)e cine 6orberlung bon
ctma $4,000 anmeloete.
Sr. @nmbriQ beiinbct lid, ipicMit.
glieoer ieiner 6olnilie in ieincr Moh-
ming, Nr. l419, Gl,tap.Y lucc, io0cn,
cntrueoer III Atlontic- Gitp ooer SIT
Tirgil,io-9ee @ie ieinc Sod)ter
Iagtc, be9ob lid) ibr @oter f,lr, mad,
Grnenmung Der Moiienperipolter had,
Itlontic.Gitp nit Dem 9enerfen, OoI,
CT pieleid)t bon BORT nod girginia-
geod) gebcn lperbe. @o CT sur 3eit
ipeilt, bcbollptete lie iclbit nid)t SIT
miIel. - Gas Gieiige Geteftip : Be-
pnrtement lit oomit beifdftigt. iibcr
Cen aufcntbolt oes @ciudten alur-
felt III id)offcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
9fptiS.
Sebbcl's cinsigcs StnSiu.

ScSrrmann fennt bic pun ms &c
~lieiertc Nrbeit; mir benfcn nid)t bas
,am, nms ielbit 81 lcbcn, iunoern iibers
laiien bies nnieren 2ciitMn9en. acine
Srcppen bel nns sn criteigcn. 2aicn
Sie iid BON Nnberen nidJt tanidDcn,
&C siebt mr. eim ein5ises Sebbcl-Stm.
rio mnb oits bciinoct iidJ i'm Eatcrrc.
MdJtem Sic anf bcs Sans, ,uo nnicr
Iamcn ami SBiircn nuS Jenitern
itcht.
Seine Nsenten. Gin Yrcis.
MdJten Sic nnf
-Sebbcl's-
321 Woro,Uap.S CTR, maize iigb'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
!. WeISienbnngen.

@cIoienounsen iiad) Ieutidlano
niib Seitrcih : ltngarn iider nn,h
idlncIl beioret 5. 10 nnb 90 Worf.,
itlpie 10 iino 90 aronen-S feine gu
~rcrfanien.
1AeS. s. Siener & Co.,
CO. Nr. 217, Cit.valtimure. Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
Spuncuamfs NIB llntcrgnng.

Spmrenauigana ..... 6 II. 30 NJ.
Scmncmntcrgnn9. .....G II. | NJ.
Monoauigong. 3 Il. 81 20. 9tod)ts.
Niutb ......12 II. 3S %. Nad)ts.
6iiltb ........t II. 80 90. Nodym.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05
2Ideige Yreife.
9ente
spe3ieQ.
3o&wurf
Grtrasfein.

Nnr bns bette Mubmaterial in Scr
&critellnns nnierer Sod1unrit Der.
W(n0et.
Sclepbon.g citellmnsen prompt ans.
scfibrt.
Nns n~nierer bentisen sruFcn Mns.
iuabl nennen mir b~eionbers: friIdc
Snafmnrit, iebr ieincn ger1itetcn
uoer ~sebadenm Sdjinfen, 2adsidin-
fcm, 8elee.3mnse, beutides Sdiucins.
fife 8clee, sefodltes H6fel Mna.
flciid, impurtirte bentid)e Jranfinrs
ter, 8rannidWeiser W%ettiunrit, y@eal
2oaf," fann beif uber falt &c.
Benen iucroen; Sarbeaens 9ebermnrit,
&ramnihuciser Geberwnrit, @Gnic.
icber'@nrit, bentide Sdanfen 80.
lpana, nGnnh Gul" nnb biele Nm
Scrc. (64)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

32l Woro.Wap.S CTR, maize Gisb.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-05

Vesing 9 Selb It nj > Wir
ans Dorf. ga. senielbet miro. bot
bort ;srou Dans. bic Gottin Dot Dli,
d,acl Cant, Srlbitmoro oiirdl Griffin.
acn tcaonsen. Sic Sran mar eo
Sabre alt mno frdnflidn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-21

dia were made In the houses, and there
are still millions of weavers and workers
in wool and metal who labor at home'
following the trades of their ancestors
Within the past generation, however. nun
dreds of mills and factories have sprung
into being, and these are equipped with
modern machinery. The natives can nan
die machinery quite as we'll as we can
and MANY of those formerly in the textile
trades are now working in the cotton
mills, jute mills and other such lhs'tu-
tons These people are paid what are
high wages for this port of the worio.
In Bombay the cotton mill men get ~
cents n dav and the women IA cents ana
under. Children are paid 9 to 10 cents
and those who work half-time ire
ouentIv get about cents per day IN
the Delhi cotton mills the wages lot
the men are about or cents, ana
in other places they are more. often
whole family will work In the mills, It's
earnings some times amounting to % OF
TX cents a day Such are esteemed very
we'll off.
These factory hands usually live near
the mills in mud huts or In pailolnss
made for the purposes. At some OF the
BOMBAY factories their dwellings, are
o,,ar shons. single family Will usually
have hut one room, for which 1t may
nav d cents a week The room Will pc
small. and its only air and light must
come through the door. In some other
localities the dwellings are better, but as
!, rule they are about as poor as can be-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-21
MOVING PICTURES
TO BE REGULATED

Rome, August (Special)-op1ectlon-
able moving picture shows are to be sup
PRESSED by law in italy, for the reason
that the government believes that they
ORC the main cause of the terrible IN
crease of juvenile crime.
According to the new law which the
Government has framed, all films must
he submitted before exhibition to local
commissions for approval. After approval
the films will be attached, unless they
ure of an educational character, repre-
senting natural scenery, cities, monu-
ments. sports, industries, episodes In nat
ural life. etc The purely dramatic and
the comic pictures will thus be subject
to taxation.
Managers who infringe the law may be
fined up to $50 for the first offense. For
second and other offenses the penalty
win be much heavier. All Objectionable
Aims will be destroyed. No children I'M
dor IL will be allowed to witness the en-
tertainments unless their parents are
with them
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-21
IRISH RAILROADS
MAY CONSOLIDATE

Dublin, August 2o.--(Special. IRE
land has a most interesting railroad sit
ia ton on its hands and It's settlement
will have far reaching effect. The
Irish roads are short and work indie
pendently of each other and complaint
has been constant that they not only
have not aided In the development of
the country but have been really det-
riment A vice regal commission was
appointed some four years ago to con-
slider the entire Irish railroad situa-
ton and to make recommendations. 1t
has just made its report. The COM
mission reports In favor of amalgama-
ton of all the Irish railways into one
concern for the sake both of the rail-
ways and Of the country. At this point
the commissioners disagree. -Four rec
ommend state purchase and three that
the amalgamation remain a private I'M
dertaking, but under government su-
pervision.
The four who recommended state pur.
chase Of the Irish companies are: Sir
Charles Scooter, chairman of the Lon
don and Southwestern; Lord Pirrie.
head of Harland and Wolf, Belfast
and of shipping undertakings; Colonel
HutchesonP Poe, an Irish landlord. and
Mr.. Thomas Sexton, ex-member parlia-
ment Their proposal Is that the rail-
ways should be managed by an elect
ed authority and that the interest on
the capital be guaranteed by the state
and that any ultimate deficiency be
made good by general rate struck by
the authority. Mere amalgamation.
these commissioners say, would mean
better dividends and not better facil-
tiles. They mention Irish coal fields
which wait development because the
private railway companies VIII not
build connecting lines. They state that
export rates must be reduced for the
development of Irish industries and the
companies cannot be expected to do It,
The purchase of all the railways should
be made by the issue of state guar
anteed stock. Besides there sh ould be-
they say, an annual grant OF at least
81 100000 which would help to promote
trade and mitigate poverty. They pro-
pose a railway board of 30. IL elect
ed by the ratepayers, 8 in each pro
vince chosen by delegates elected by
the local authorities.
The minority against state purchase
are Sir Herbert Jekyil of the board
of trade; Mr.. J. A. F. Asphalt. gen.
eral manager of the Lancashire and
Yorkshire railway. and Mr.. w. NJ. Ac-
worth. They say that the existing COM
panies do not make excessive profits
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-21
ROUND TRIP RATES
FROM BIRMINGHAM

and they recommend that they should
have power of matchmaking without
going to parliament and be induced to
amalgamate by promise of better terms
for loans and concessions. Compulsory
amalgamation is suggested after three
years. They believe that railways are
more economically managed privately
than by state. but recommended super
vision to prevent the danger of monop-
oily.
The impression is growing that the
conference over the lords veto will
result in an agreement granting home
rule to Ireland.
While the sufferers maintain the
strictest silence as to all matters per-
tanning to the conference | understand
that Irish leaders have been assured
II an agreement Is reached it will prove
satisfactory to the Irish members of
parliament. This is taken to mean but
one thing-an agreement as to home
rule.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-21
Acquitted of Stealing Elephants

Acquitted of Stealing Elephants
Rangoon, August O.-(Special MIR.
Dalrymple Clark, late superintendent II
the elephant department. has been ac-
quilted of the charge of defrauding the
government of $50 elephants, valued At
five lakhs (f33,SoO). which he reported
had died of anthrax.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-08-21
The Beehive of India

The Chinese are usually considered of
all the world the most industrious and
thrifty. AS far as work is concerned the
Hindus are close second, and they make
this peninsula hum like beehive. There
are all told something like 300,00o00o of
them and nearly every one has his own
trade or profession. A mans business Is
fixed by the gods. He must stick to his
caste and has but little chance for out
side employment. The banker Is the son
of a banker, the shoemaker the son of
shoemaker and the beggar the SON of
a beggar Begging is a fixed profession
here. and 1t is followed by more than
2.0GA000 people, OF these two-thirds are
men and the rest are women and children.
There are more than 100000 shoemakers
IN India. and more than a million bar
bars. The BARRIERS shave the heads faces
and bodies of their customers Boys have
to be shaved as well as men. The native
prices are cents for shaving head. face
and neck, and cents for clean shave
over the body, while it costs cents to
get shave, hair cut and shampoo. The
BARRIERS are also shampooers and they
will lsnead your flesh from your toes to
your crown for to cents per time.
Factory Hands
In the past all the manufacturers Of In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-03
PRODUCE MARKET.

Butter-Receipts, SSH tubs; cream
cry, extra, 29c; price to retail deal
ers. 31hc; prints. 32Mc; extra frsts.
firsts. 27o; hrsts. 25hc; seconds. 241k C;
ries. extra, 27c; firsts. 25c; seconds. 24c;
ladies. No. 1. 23c; packing stock. &c.
Eggs-Receipts. 6.197 cases; miscel-
laneous lots. cases returned, 14@17c;
cases returned, 1914 016hc; ordinary
firsts. 1Sc; frsts, must be AS per cent
fresh, 2Gc; prime irsts. packed in new
whitewood cases and must be 65 per
cent fresh, 22c; extra, specially packed
for city trade and must be 80 per cent
fresh. Csc; No. dirties, 12@ lac; checks
10@11c.
New potatoes Receipts, % cars;
choice to fancy. 7s@ SOC; fair to good
7307Sc.
veaI-Quotations for veal In good
order were as follows: so to so ID
weights s@Shc; so to 80 lbs. ~ q &c;
80 to 100 lbs. s@9hc: fancy. 1oQ12c
Dressed beef-No. l ribs, tic; No
! loins. 19c; No. round, lie; No. ]
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.huck. TIC; No. i plate. 7Mc.

chuck. TIC; No. plate. ING
live pouitry-Turkeys. per Id, zoe:
chickens, fowls. lac; broilers, 49, c.:
roosters. &C; geese. Sc; spring geese. lie:
ducks. 12hc; spring ducks. 121c
Green vegetables-Beets, Use per 100
punches; cabbage, new, $500 per
crate: carrots, new. 75c per 100 bunch
es, cucumbers. Csc per doz; caulifiower.
soc a $3.50 per doz; celery. % 060c per
box: green onions, &C per bunch
horseradish, rs q soc per doz stalks; let
tuce. head per box, 50@6oc: leaf.
Toe per case: mushrooms, 5@15c per
doz; onions. 5ocQs1.5o per sack; pars-
ley. foQ15c per bunch; radishes. 75cQ
s1.00 per 100; string beans. 50Q60c box;
spinach. 759S0c per tub; tomatoes, 10
@ 4oc per crate; turnips. new, 75c@s 1.ot
per sack.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

INDIANA HARBOR.
Lot I, blk 20. Roy Metzger to H.
II. ingalls, ..-..........-- 400
Lot %. blk l. 1st add. Martin
Sambor to Frank Migas ........ 1875
Lot SO. blk 8. LIST add, Emanuel e.
Nye to George w. Roop. ...... $50
Lot 5. blk 7. srd add, Kostanty
Gawlikoski to Mike Bochnoski 235
Lot I. resub blk 50. William A.
Reiland to John Engstrom ..... 20
HAMMOND.
Lots 80 to 3s. blk 3, Morris PIX
add. Gostlin. Meyn & CO. to Ru
fus N. Martin acknowledgements. 1000
Lots 90 and 81, blk 1, Towle &
Young's add. Gostlin, Meyn &
Co. to Annie Powers. $500
Lot 2, blk 1 Agnes Roberts sub,
Emil Linz to Truman B. Taylor 54.24
EAST CHICAGO.
Lot 27. blk s. NE u 29-37-9
James F. Martin to Joseph Ma
her Observation-Disclosures. 1880
n u lot 40, all lot al, blk 2,
Al sw u 2s-S7-s. e Chgo Co to
Frank J. Peterson ........... $3.50
TOLLESTON.
Lots and 8, blk 0. T. william
j. McAleer to Morris A. Dobson /
Lot IA, blk 1. F. ]. Lewis Meyers
1st add, James j. Kelley to
Clarence A. Fry. 500
Lot TO- blk 3. Husak's add. Jason
1. Wilson to Monika Pecukai-
tbs 600
Lots and s, blk o. T. Morris
A. Dobson to John F. Reilly. -
Lot 35, blk 5, Logan PIX add. En-
met O'Connor to Niculae Kazau 24o
Lot II. blk 4, Oak PIX add, Clyde
V. Cough to Murlin Dale Hold
NEW CHICAGO.
| Lot 27. blk 4, 5th add and lot 25,
| blk I, 4th add, New Chgo r. E.
| & 1. CO. to Max Cheney. ... zoe
MILLER.
Lots Is to 49, blk u; lots % to So,
| blk IA; lots 81 to IS, blk 10; lots
| 13 to 90, 90 to 36, blk Is; lots
| /, 2. Is to 21, blk IA; lots l to
90. 20 to AS, blk 16, Packers
| add. William A Shipley TT to
| George w. Hoglen. ...........
Lots to IA 81 to 4s, blk IA: lots
1 to IL, 81 to as, blk Is, George
| w. Hoglen to Joseph P. Gran
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