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down the course fhe two Americans,
Chisholm and Cummings. drew ahead
without trouble by ten feet. Chisholm
finished In splendid style three yards
ahead Of Cummings. with Philips and
Macdonald close together. three yards
behind Cummings. When the time, II 2-5
seconds. was announced and the Am
er,can flag WAS raised. the Yale yell
went up from groups OF American COL
legians. Chisholm was heartily APP
plarded by Englishmen in the club
stand as he walked In from the field.
The race was beautifully done. no com
petitor touching the hurdles.
The Americans added another event
when Wooster Canfieid Of Yale won the
high jump, with 8 feet II 3-s inches. rom
Albert u. Barker Of Harvard. who was
second, with 8 feet 10 3-s inches. Later
Garfield cleared the bar AZ q feet and
SIS inch.
The running high jump started at Ave
feet. All cleared the bar easily to 5 feet
s. Nicholson failed on the first attempt
NJ 3 feet 0, but succeeded on the next
trial. At . feet 10 Garfield and Barker
cleared II easily. Nicholson and Dubois
both knocked down the bar at each
trial. on close measurements II was
found that tho bar stood At s feet sand
IS inches. When placed at s feet 10
Garfield went over Just touching It,
Barker cleared Il with a good ma gin.
Interest Increased when the bar was
again raised, Garfield cleared 8 feet
10 3-S inches. but Barker could not do the
distance, There was great applause
when the bar was raised once more and
Garfield with apparent ease did 0 feet
s-S inch. He did not attempt a higher
mnrk.
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REILLY OF VALE LOSES DASH
TO CAMBRIDGE SPLINTER.

The 100 yard dash was won by Dun
can Macmillan OF Cambridge, with
Reilly Of Yale, Edward u. Thatcher OF
Yale aad II. L. lange OF oxford fol-
lowing In the order named. Macmillan.
whose time was 0l-6 seconds. led by
a yard and n half, Thatcher was a foot
Gehird Reilly. The British runners
wern well bunched until close to tho
finish. ange Is a Rhodss scholar
from Okla nonn
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'iLLoN AND WHITMAN THERE
TO HEAR TESTIMONY.

Wiltred Hart. the missing elevator boy
who was sought In vain Saturday, APP
peared this morning as the opening wit
ness to tell what transpired when Stokes
arrived at the apartment On the eve
ming OF the shooting.
The boy Is a West Indian negro, and
after he had been sworn he said:
II know Mr.. Stokes by sight. I saw
him about $50 o'clock on the evening OF
June 7 when he came into the hallway
where / was sitting at the telephone
switchboard. He started to put his foot
In the elevator and l asked him where
he wal going.
~ am going TO the fourth floor 20
tho Graham apartment he told me.
Then ! started to put the plug into
the telephone board <to notify Miss
Graham, as we have orders to do
whenever anybody calls on a tenant of
the house. Mr.. Stokes stopped mt n
sald:
THAT Is all right. / am expected
and you need not %nnounce me-
That In what the defense told the
Court the boy would say. and II
caused q ripple because II c~ontradicted
Stok es'a own story
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lOthl .SJV,J6U tlL,OSt.l ~
THE t420 DISPLAY WAS WORTH
ABOUT S5S.75,

In the report Auditor Hervey calls
particular attention to the displays In
Brooklyn and. the Bronx. What was 70
have beer a $40 display at the williams
burg Bridge Plaza 10 pointed out as q
sample of how 1t was intended to graft
from the city. The Comptroller cites
tho follouIng.
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HAMMER EVENT EASILY
WON BY OXFORD MAN.

Putnam, ~ was expected, had an easy
victory In the hammer tArow. The
spectators manifested typ,'ul British
t.,plin, and there VAS no siSn of
clorr.n, when The contestants walked
on t. the N'ld, Putnam showed by Tlr
tNc les, form ct every throw, and his
Inevitable Victory was greotcf with mild
applause, Tho American spectators
found consolation Ia the fact that three
nYgt places woat to Amcrl an,
The l21-yard h,ph hurdles was the Sec
ond cyent. O. l.. /, Anderson ~ Trim
ity. oxford. had withdrawn, mad Am-
Ell. made an easy race Of II, Half way
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ST TEMPORARY. SAYS lcl
TRUST MANAGER.

The there admitted this. nut
seemed contented.
Conditions VIII be pretty bad II this
Keeps up" was suggested.
"Oh. i'm be all right he replied.
"This is just temporary
He was cool. An electric fan played
across his Gesk n he wore no collar.
MIR. Oler WAS not al the main offcc
of the trust, broadway and Twenty
eighth street, this morning. and nobody
there would talk for him or admit tina
the price Of ice had been raised. In
dependent retail dealers who buy from
the company, however. admitted tina
IL they got IN supply at al to-dsy
they had to pay double the usual
price. ana In some cases as high as s.
a ton. This did not apply as yet e.
customers who had contracts, but II
was said that tho contracts, exccp;
for a few OF the largest concerns, were
made eonditionally ana eli Others were
expecting notice OF a rise unless con
dltlons were relieved to-day.
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PAPERS DOWN IN FRONT
OF MR.. shoNTS.

Here mr. shouted Mr.. Nor
Gan ~ the I~nterborouSh head. Look
at them. Read that"
Mr.. Shonts quietly picked up the
newspapers and casually glanced at the
headings, which were a unit In an.
nouncing that Mr.. Morgan had come
TO the rescue OF the Intcrborough. MIR.
Shonts made no reply.
We'll. havo you read them7' con.
tinued Mr.. Morgan. II have been In.
vlted TO attend this conference, and
now look at the result. by George
(here tho younger Morgan fairly
shouted. I I'm out Of It from now on,
I am"
Mr.. Dawson here whispered In Mr..
Morgan's ear. and his voice dropped.
Then Public Service Commissioner WIN.
COZ and Borough President McAneny
came in n the door was closed.
Before the conference went on nm
Evening World reporter got Mr.. Morgan
and found him considerably cooled of.
Asked TO explain his explosion, ne said:
Il don't carr 20 discuss the subject.
Please don't press me-"
Tho other attendants at the confer.
ence were former Mayor Seth Low,
Borough Presidents Miller and Crom-
wen and former Comptroller Edwarl
n. 0rout and Commissioners McCarroll.
Maltbie and Eustis. Commissioner Cram
missed tho fun. These mon were In secret
session for an hour. at tho close OF
which II was made known that the In
terbsrOngh 10 going 70 make new ofer
to the city.
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~ the loot CT stanton street there u
a branch OF the Foster.Scott Company.
the largest OF the independent concerns
There the manager said:
we had one barge load this morn
Ing OF W tons. II was all gons at I
o'clock. We sold to the poor and hon.
ored charity tickets as long as ~
could, but We can DO so no more. W.
have paid 800 extra to-day 10 get a
boat down from Yonkers. It may come
this afternoon or II may not
" received an official order thii
morning to raise the price to all deal
ers from s. a ton to 81 and We have dons
80. We could get 80 a ton In many
cases. II we mad the ice and chose "a
charge tn; Ice.
1T IL NJ uso to deny that conditions
are very bad. II this weather keeps ~
we will have almost no Ice In q day uI
two. We can. & II down the river.
Not only Is there q lack Of barGes. bu,
the boat bancs utterly exhausted,
h~alf-pros,rsled on the hosts from work.
ing night and day"
While Independent dealers generally
admitted frankly the rise In price. thu
managers at tho docks OF tho knick
erborkcr c~ompapy-the Ice Trust-wer'
not so frank. In fact. they were CT
ceedingly close-mouthed. and In mos
cases referred questioncrs to Wesley NJ
Oler. president OF the COMPANY. who
they said. would do all the talking. A
the big branch station Of the trust .
the foot Of East Ninth street not
pound OF ice was In sight.
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GIRLS Who SHOT
STOKES ARE HELD
CONTINUED from First Page.)

fact that after the shooting Detective
Mccormick had first entered the room
SO stated.
Deputy Commissions Dillon was
placed on the stand and he swore that
Bloom had stated to him that he heard
Gleason mako such n sfatemcnt
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WEST DISINFECTING CO., New York.
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Allowing a man at IS TO set the Are
works off and IS for carriage. the Comp.
trolier thinks tho cost Of the entire DIS
play should not ave been more than
1876. and only on that basis viii he
pay.
Representatives OF contractors. how
ever. stated that this basis OF settle.
ment with the city would not be 40
cepted and the matter would b taken
&c tho courts.
MARX ADMITS HE SUGGESTED
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]. P. MORGAN JR. ST|RS Up
CONFERENCE ON NEW SUBWAY
WITH CHALLENGE TO SHONTS
Financier Shows Newspapers
to marlborough Head and
Causes Scene.

J. Pierpont Morgan jr. proved to-day
that he was a chip OF the old block
at Q subway conference held > the
Offices of tho Public Service Commission
lie storined and swore like the Commo-
dore. and crest Ell a lively scene before
the conference went into executive ses-
sion. chiefly aiming his wrath at Presi-
dent Theodore L. Shonts OF the Inter
borough RAPID Transit Company.
When " ff"G1c reached the four
tcenth ioor OF the Tribune Building In
company with his business partner.
Henry r. Dawson. It was evident that
something was wrong. To n newspaper
reporter. whose face he recognized. he
said: Can you get me . morning news
psper7 Oct me all OF them II you can"
M oonsr were the newspaper placed
In Mr.. Morgan's hands than he began
to boil. He opened ono after the other
10 the page upon which the conference
was announced. and threw them down
on tho table In front of President
Shonts. who WAS an early arrival. and
Vas seated under "A big electric fan.
THREW PAPERS DOWN IN FRONT
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ICE TRUST RAISES
PRICE ON
EAST SIDE SUFFER
Independent Dealers and Ped
oilers Have to Stand so
Per Cent. Increase.
SCENT PIECE NOW 10.
And Householders Can't Get II
Even at That Rate Because
of Shortage.
Scent PIECE NOW 10.

The threatened Ice famine descended
upon New York to-day In ssrnest-a'
least upon that section OF the city
least able to bear the sunerins-ths
swarming. pallid. half-nourished eas'
eide. Few were found TO deny ina
conditions In this part OF tho city v
reached the acute stage. and he who
wandered about the ice dGks n
among the saw inc proo''
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sumers but according to others 20 per
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Die 4nfihten bes Sriesss
Setretdrs Stimfpn uber bic 5rufts
frase psrbienen ndbers B.uhtuns, oa
er Bis DOR aur3em ReslerunesdnpaIt
in elmer Qnsabl bon 1ruitspro5eFen
mar uno oarurd etIen tisfsn girbIid
in oos Sr,littpeisn srtanat bat. glus
feiner bisIer 3age eebuttsreH Reoe lit
osutIih telaussubOrsn, rcb er etrs
tpttseb.nbc Sontrole biz sur Rormt.
runs Der 9itiie fir ba ssinais ptris
fame Weittsl hdIt, absr sr beriidiihtist
oi. entsssenseissts Gniiht bes Bra
iinsnteu. tnbem er norIGufig iein @erz
lansen oarauf beihrdntt, bab bic Der
asben, tpelde dls itr1flihe unteroriids
ung Der aonturrenS aneeIsben tperoen.
ein. tIore unb ausfiihrlide 3ar!eeuns
ourh bas 9.i.s erfabrsn, bamit bic
auufmannibaft bsitimmts Iuhalts.
puutts bat uno, mas inn nod tpihtigsr
i1sint, bab t,ins 9eihdfte auf elmer
9ruuolaee .rrihtst tperben. pelde
fpdter fir uneeIeslid ertlGrt tperoen
tonnte. geiht pbns 8erehtiguno beus
tet 5trr Stimion an, bdb bic bsftsbens
ben IruIts peniger ben Griinosrn, als
Der llntbdtis.eit Der Regisrung su3us
fhr.ibsn iino. tpelds ruhiq 5ufaG. tpie
bic Sruits aufaebaut tpuroen uro erit
sinIbritt, aIs Mi1iaro.u por Gapitdl
barin dneelest porbsn tparen. Gs 1T
felbftDsrftdnbtih, oab ous amsritdnis
| ih. @eT6Gft folder 9sfdbr ritt mebr
ausgeT.st tperbsn oarf. Su oisisr I'm
tbGtistsit Der Regi.rung fin5et Serr
GtimIcn sbenfaus nift nit llns
rsdt cine Rehtfertiqune fir eie
gntfheibung in ben 8oblenOls unb
5abatssproseF.r. Wdrc Ri. Regiss
runs, pie IS ibre pfliht mar, Dor
Jubrsn oeger bi. osnanntsa Sruits
einaeihrittsn, 10 bGtten iie oumuIs
pDlIig, big auf bds l.Bte atom, aufges
Ioft tperben tOnnsn. S.st tonnts oas
ni6t mshr obns riefige 8ern0eeusp.rs
LUTTE sefdebsn, rpslhe ous Gsridt gu
perbiten fuhts.
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Sie Stelluns Der beutid=ameri'
faniiden SepOlferuus.

Die Qnii6t, bic Der bsutihldnoii6e
S6riftit.Il.r Rub. Ser5og ubsr bic
nisbris. Steluns ausseipro6en bat,
tie i.ines Grm.Fens bic beutIh-ume.
ritnnii6. gebDlterung i'm g.Isqihdfts
liben, ME i'm politiI6en 2ebsu Der
Ser. Stoat.n etnnimmt, bat allerfeits
sntfhisp.nsn Diberipruh s.furosn.
Dos lIrtbtil ssbt babin, bab Sersog
cine DOllise llntenntnib iiber Die sins
fhIdeisen 9erbdltniT. .rtpieI.n bat.
Si.i. 4niiht 1T obne 5rase 3utr.ffeno,
oter iein bauptiddli6fter Srrtbum
riihrt tpobl 3umeift bupon ber. oab er
an bas amsritanii6e pplittfhe unb g.z
ieuIhaftli6e 2eben ben oeutf6en MdB.
fob anIsgt, cine irrigs 4uffaTung. bic
Sersoe nit alien ausldnoiihen 8eur'
thsilsru unieres 2anoss semsin but.
Su europa leet man Iebr groben
Wertb ouf ben amtlihen StempeI, in
Deutfdlano piensidt nod mebr, als
cnoerspo. Wer irseno Elm Qmt inne
bat, rast uoh bieIer quffoTung ibsr
isins Mitmenfhen empor. @sr es gum
e;ebeimrath sebrd4t bat. gilt fir elm
h6krss Meien. Da Die politHden
Gtnrtttunaen unl.res aanbes cine
inl6s dubsrlide getunbuns Der DirDe
unb beg aaratters ni6t eeItattsn, 10
ftblt bisi.r Req unb QnIpprn, fd am
politiihen aeben au betbdtieen. 4ber
nod abfob.nber fpirtt bi. 1batiahe,
oob bic politif als cine unlautere BE,
i9dftiguns anaefeben pirb, mas lsiosr
ni6t einem 0orurtbeil sntIpri1t, ion.
bern auf 9bdtfohen beruht. Nus pie=
fem @runbe bdlten bic Deutiden in
Ter Reael Der politit ii6 fern unb
lDDlIen in biefer feline Roae ipielen.
1robbem bat es on 9euti6en niht sez
feblt, bic audi in Der politit iih einen
beoeutenben Rum.n semadt haben.
gelbftperftGnblin benfen mir BIER in
erfter Neihs an Aarl Shura Mnbers
t.aben ni6t minner, ipenn aah ni1t in
I0Ia peiten Rreiien f0rbernb auf bic
cmeritanif9e pptitit seipirtt. Grii
ltiefer Sage bat Elm Dsuii4er. aaboli
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aaa,ides Giarnnatr UsataS. Dlsenber 101I

follt ts nint unbefannt fein, ipel1tti
sroben nnb ipihtigen aulturfcHrpf
bas DeutfHtbnm In ben Ger. 6tantsn
sesen ben enskrsisen puritanismus
fiibrt.
Doh ittbt er In bieIer falfhen
NuffoTung nitt allein bo. Gs in ein
eisentbiimlihes Shididl, oob Die
seiItis bebsutenben Deutifsn, bic
beriiber fommen, bon elmer art 4IinD.
belt befaIIen iperben, iobdlD iie bic
Musen ouf bos ameritanifh, Deutfde
tbum riften. Grildren lGbt fih has
nur NIT benz falihsn Mabiiab. ben iie
heriiberbringen. llns ideint es abtr
NIT aller Snteuissns in Wiperipruh
81 iteben. bab man 8eobahtuneen nit
poreinsenommenem G.iite mabt. Die
Oeutfb<Nmeritaner nebmen ibrt ufis
eered)te 8eurtkiluns obnt Grresung
bin. aber fie ipunbern iih bod, DuB
ibrs .isenen QonDsleute lie am Ruuz
beften anfafien. Dir psrlonstn t.ine
Sbmeihslei, obsr mir baben Elm Meht
su forcern, bab man ii4 ipenisfiens
Ntiibe sibt, uns t.nnsn Su lsrnen.
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4lbrih< 5drifs in elmer Meiie, bic
nod perfehlter lit, ipieoer gut MAIDEN.
Wit hpht0nsnben Morten puroe our
s,tit anaetiinbiet unb ieitbem mebrfat
frieberbolt, oob bic Der. Gtoaten burb
ten neuen 5arif cine ipirtiame Waffe
srIanst baben, um naGtbeilise 8ehuno-
luna unIerer Iusfubr 5u perbinoern.
Ter aniippsl beitebt in einem Straf.
5uihlda BON 25 9rpSent Der ansefebten
SDu. fir al. 2dnber, Die fir uniere
Wadren mebr 3ou perlaneen, als fir
fie entipre6enben Waaren anberer
Notiouen. Mie mir sur 3eit pprous.
sefagt, bat bic qiftole niht s.fhoi=
fen. Sein einsises 2unb iiimmerte
iih nm bic 9robuns, neil iie ni6t
hnrhfiihrbor mar. oa bic 2dnber, ifbe,
pslhe mir am msiiten 9runb au 3las
etn 6attsn, einen sroben She'll ibrsr
Iuarsn ao1frei einfiibren unb man
lam teinen Strafsuihlas auf 3ons
ton Waaren legen, bic solIfrei hereins
tommen biirTeu. 1ieIen lestersn Srrz
trum min Der pr1iIoent torrigIren.
9drauF ipollsn bic 0emotraten niht
eiuseben, bpffsntlih neil lie Die 4bii6t
tuben, ben 5arif rihtieer absufafen.
los tann in Der 0siis asIdeben. baB,
anftatt nit einsm 3ousuihlaa gu bro.
len, ben 2Gnbern, Die uns entfpre6:n'
re 3useitdnbni'Ie MAIDEN, cine 3caerz
mGbiguns sepdbrt tpirb. Was Die
Maarer betrtfft. Die iest so1frsi ter-
sinommen, 10 miro es babel bleiben
niiFen, oenn mir tDnnen iie nitt ents
bebren. 9as NOR ia auh Der 9runo,
iresp.ssn iis nidt NIT 3Dllsn beluitet
fpurben.
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seslla unb Ebarsbsis i'm Bari.
Ter Strahenleben.
garis, Gnbe giOpember.

Die 6olle Der pariisr Gaifs tpartet
nod hires GGnoers. Wir hoben iptotr
geruf nod Reiguns. Der Dante cieies
Snfernc al iperotn. Wir eignsn uns
basu nm 10 irenlser, als mir 10 mobern
peranlaat finb, bob mir nns fehr ipohi
fiibien in nisIeft unbeimiiden Sirus
bel. Oibt ss ia nud heroil6e Osmiis
iber, Die i'm SHlohtseiiimmel. in.
Seeiturm, an gletIderabsriinb.n uno
Bel Donner unb glis bic bOhite Dd'
isinsluit empfinben. mir finbsn ben
poriier Strubsnitrubel aud semiith.
Iiher ols Der Nsrlinsr unb lonbcntr.
lleber ben Uefnmdd I6bi fin tbtn
ni6i iireitsn. mir iebnsn uns gar MIDI
nod Dem paris 6einrihs H.. mo- a
in Der ann5sn nauptitaot MIR 5iptl
aarcHen eob, Die bsr ROnigin unb nis
Der reiaenbsn .,Diane1 non 0ronfrtihi
mir febnen uns ouh niGt no6 ori
out.n alten 3eit bes .riten Dmnibus
BEN bic 6erooein bon Berrp pcpu!o,
;u MAIDEN peritanb nnb Der 10 btoiG
tia DurH bic GtroBen rumptlsf. bag q
nar fir bei4culiGe RiAtstbuer in BE
tro6t tam.
6euts fpsrben minhisens 450. .0V
sn6rSeiee In paris ss5dbH. DarunieI
etipu 1850 Drofnten. 14,500 pri'
potipagen. 46, 700 Wosen fiir ben o.
indftsperiebr unb nett iibtr Elm
g3ierisimiIIion 3neirdber. Daau ioul
men 10000 0onbipdgen. 5000 Osmii'
feiorren, $1,000 Qnnma9tn u. 10
Die 3cbl bsr }uhrnerts nit 3ugtbie'
rem nimmt nit INNER itsisenber Ds'
jhwinbiaieit cb. unb bds eble Wagen
roB ipirb boIb elm sbenic lse<nbdrsl
Oef&opf iein ME bns GinborH. AfIsl
| Dirb fGIiebliH outomobiiiiirt. Mr
selteben frdlim, bdb mir nns Bel Dsi
Obsn aennnnitn 3oblen niht piel btnfsI
s0nnen. Mni9auliH:r iino fh0n bi
Here6nun4eI, BE MeiFer Qsptne, BE-
poHaeipfditit. bon 3eit 5u 3eii an b
| fouberS infsrsH Hdnten punfttn boYneb
men Idtt. 3mif4en 3 biS Z llbr Ho&
mittno8 pdN Niyten ben 0reuauneSpanl
ber nltt te giboli unb beS 4Onkpdsbl
Gebollppol 1903 nnnd9srnb 3l.00
Woofn. 1910 37,6OO. Sn bsden
Sasre lrusben tit "a. 600 ii6tri8Eitisil
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3u foro,n. Gr srsdbIie mir immsrSu
BON bitfen Gnttduidunsen. llno
bann bann -. Du CAB es nod
ireenoDc cine Oslnbis BON ihm, ietnt
srobe leibenfdaft. Gs ipor ollts aus
3ipiihen ibnen, iie beirutbte bisisr
9ass. 4bsr pl0blib itano er aaf pon
Der 1ont iiber bsm Wesre unb msints,
sr miilIt einsn rtinsnRrasen auSiehen,
unb sing eine Depefds aufseten an
iene gran, tie miiFe ibm Gelo fhidtn,
miiFe, ipnit tperoe lie niht btirls
then ilnb ouf einmal true er ein
bartes Deiidt ipie Elm lobiihldser.
qlm SpisItiit fab ih ibn nod am
ndhlAsn 1nat. Gin 6auf.n GoIo lag
DOR ibm unb er ionnte mid niht mebr.
Mber er trua einen taoelloien ardgeil.
mas auseGfpriht
3uerft finbst man bas Spiel tb0riht
unb befhimpft iid islbii, baB man 10
rillenlos fsinem geliifte nafsiebt.
llnb es eisbt qsuie bic nienlnls icIs
DIE ipiberIiHe Wobrbe:tsE iiosripinbtn,
nab man perlisren muHe. ooB fos
Spiel unmcraliTh unb bic Wobrs
iheinIihieit seetn ben SpieIer fsL
Tas fino uuIedre Grtenntniiis. Ron
censn bic RusI rictts ipeib. limb ss
III oas Wunb.rbore on btm 5iih,.
bob e. rur harauf aniolnm., mas bic
auseI ipeiB. SpielerabersIarbe - nas
iiirIin. Bun: es III su fdsen, bab mir
bon biefen Dinsen. fpie BON 10 pieIsn,
bic fid nthi cusrehnen Iafen, nidts
ipifen. Gs eiebt tsinen 3uiammens
bang NIT nietntr 3immeruhr i'm 6os
tel. ,pem Geburistoee, Der sSarbe meis
ner araipotte unb bem tpirbelnoen
Glfenbsinitiidhsn, bos entiheibst. OBJ
if moraen aIs Qei6e fouIe ober ols
Gebieisr mir jebe a5itIidieit Der Welt
taufe; jsbe, bsnn i'm Waarenbauie uns
feres pIansttn III allss su fuuisn, In
Jrase ftsbt nur Der preis Jnbss,
3uiammsnbdnse - iper bat fie srs
fOriht9 Dor piersis Sabren sins cine
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es btsnsis ibr Elm Wonn. uno pisls
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unssbeurs 9bot. neil aus oieisr Be-
seenuns Elm Msnit ipurb. Der BIZ
Welt uniformis. Gs sisbt iibsralI 3u'
| fammsnbdnat. Nler iie nur eine Se.
tunbe piibts, mare Elm 9ott. llnb ipe,
Iis bier am SpieltiIh cine Siunbs
lang psib. iianbs bod iiber alien Vis'
briaen. dies ift bos Gniisslide
oag gerauidenbe bnb bic aussl ts,
Roulette unausssfest fpridt; nur be.
s6ts Spislsr bort. bab fis iprihi, absr
cut .r perfitbt ihre Sprafe nidjt
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auesnblid iIii Tu isBeii ROTH. ROTH
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.nsin" inst. 5isr erfdbrit su es oun
aber In Der sfeifen SeiuHbs. es sisb
,sine speif.lbaft. une unentThieoen
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! iis s5pert nihi. uhousseTebt iuat II
bir ob ou birnuf deh0rif ober hinun
ter. shoren msinen, bies iei 6aiaro
aber Der spi.ler ip.ib % better: % Il
| Sas aebtr. Etille, bic anseI fpriht /.
mas oed3a Dein urtbeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-18
Nuutas, ben Is, Se5ember 1911.

9pItpmmen berehtist er'
fheint uns oas @srlanssn Der IFo.
ciation Der 2ebrriunen, baB bic preife
bic Iamen Der 8tnosr, Die Dor oas
sSugenogsriat gsbradt Dsroen, Der:
i4)tpeigt. Gs foute bus ipgar bel
ihperer Strafe perboten tperben. Wstt
iOlder 9erDffentIihuns tpirb ben Rim.
bern uno Der 8eislIhaft stn itledtsr
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t,cn rihtig oargeitellt piro, beftet bic
Ner0ffeutlihung 3inoern, bic Der Bel
feruns TGbig iino, einen Watel fir oas
eanse 2eben an uro peritodten Rim
Sern gepG6rt es cine gefriebisuns,
irenn bic 0elt erfdbrt, tpie ihIett Iie
fino. Die nGhFte 2eeislatur fcate nd
Ger Sadie annebmen uno Die gsrOf'
fsntli6une Der Ramsn perbietsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-18

Die enslifae Irbsttsloiiss
teits gerii6eruns Kidrdntt iih auf
@rbeiter i'm gdufah uno i'm Mafhis
nenfah, tpeI9s am mstitsn StOrunsen
unternorfen iinb. Die Ibrisen @er=
fi6erunsen, gssen Grantbett uno Grs
iperbslpfigtsit, iheinen nah omeritas
nif6sr 9erbdltuiTsn eering, aber oi.
9eitrGes geniigen, I'm oas i9limmits
Glsnb absupenoen, oos in Der tnsz
IiIfsn Gr6eiteri6aft aus o.m Grunos
1sirniId lit. oab fir iie bic auiamm=
lung Der 3ur SeIbiterholtuna n0tbiseu
gsIbsr sins Stano6uftigteit srbeii4en
piirb., tpie nur ipeuise R.niden lie
befisen. Die geitrdgs, tpel6e bic Nrs
better gu Ieiiten babeR, bstrasen fur
bic niebrigite @erbtsnittlaFs stpsi
Gents bic Wohe. Die Qrbeitgs6sr
ftsusrn 10 Gents Bel unb Der Stnut 4
Gents bic Do6e, aIIO suiammsn 16
Gents. gtah unierem grmeFen Bate
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rpiirbe IS ibr 4usoabensGtdt nihi
fonbsrIi6 bela'ten, tpurbe Der 9.itroe
fir Iis auf Is Gents pro Wohs prr
Rann ongefsst. Die SuHlms paro,
breifa6 etngsbra6t rpsrbeu burd oi.
gr0bsrc Qrbeitsfreuoigteit, tpsnn bi.
GspiBbeit beftsbt, bab fir Elm asb.r
poIIsr Wubs Elm iorgsnfrsi.s gIt.r s.'
fi6ert tpiro.