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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Detroit. Jan. II. 1911.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
CRUSHED STONE.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit. Mich. until Tuesday.
ian. "a. 1911, at 10 o'clock a m, stand
ard time. at which time and place
they will be opened. for furnishing and
delivering according to the specinca-
lions on fle In this office. from date,
Of contract until Jan. 81. 1912. one-half
inch. one-tnch and two-tnch crushed
stone. for various purposes. AZ may
he required and ordered by the
pepartment OF Public Works Stone
TO be delivered T. o. b. cars IN
the city's eastern or western district
ward or elsewhere on railroad siding IA
the City OF Detroit. or In wagon 1ota
at contractors yards, az may be re-
ouired and ordered by said Department.
bidders must indorse kind OF ma
terial bid upon on outside OF envelops
containing proposals.
Bidders are required to nle certt-
ded bank check In the sum or $1,000
with the Department OF Public Works
before the proposals are opened, con-
ditioned that should they be found to
be the lowest bidders they will. within
Ave days after being awarded the con-
tract by the Department, enter into
contract. with good and sufficient sure
ties. for faithful performances OF con-
Checks ana proposals to be placed IN
me right TO reject any or ali pro-
posals IL expressly reserved
(lo4O) J. J. HAARER,
(275J Commissioner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20


Give the Public What Il Needs.
To the Editor Of The Times: The
daily paper Is enc of the great civiliz-
ing and enlightening agencies of our
country. This organ should seek to
give to the public. not always what
they want, but what they need. The
average reader of paper believes
that what he sees In the paper Is true.
For that reason, when an advertise
ment appears in the paper, the ma
jority OF the people accept the valid
ity Of the ad. and patronize the thing
advertised. How significant, then,
that the paper become not a channel
for the advertisement of hurtful
schemes I'm business, nor damaging
drugs. I am writing you this line TO
extend hearty congratulations to you
and your associates on the lofty moral
stand you have taken In refusing to
admit liquor advertisements into the
columns Of your paper. No doubt you
do this at no little financial loss for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
IN.SOCIETY

The second Assembly ball, OF Wind
sor. will be held In Curry hall, FRI
day evening.
The Eta Bita Pi club will give the
hrst informal dancing party, Thurs
Cay evening, Feb. 3, In Diamond tenn
| pie.
The Detroit Review club gave a
large card party, Friday afternoon. In
the Hotel Griswold. Bridge and six
handed euchre were played.
The comedietta Eye village Post
ofive" will be given with appropri-
ate scenery and costumes, Friday eve
ming, in the Church OF the Convenant.
The Rey. A. e. Bartlett, of Chicago,
will give an illustrated lecture on
"The Passion Play" Monday evening,
Jan. 20, in the Church OF Our Father.
An informal dance, and supper will
be given by the Auto Painters and
Trimmers' Pleasure club, Tuesday
evening, Jan. "a, In the |. o. o. r.
temple, Bethune-ave. and Brush-st.
A banquet was given Thursday eve
ming, in the Hudson-ave. Baptist
church, to celebrate the completion
Of the new church addition. Special
services will continue throughout
Sunday.
The Twentieth Century club mem
bers spent an afternoon with the
works of the late Mark Twain, Thurs
day afternoon, listening to q num-
Der OF able papers on the famous hui
morist's life and literary output Pre-
vious to the program of the day the
club unanimously passed the follow
ing resolution:
Whereas the women of Detroit are
debarred from voting at the prima-
ries for the nomination of school In
spectors by an oversight In the pres
ent primary law. Be 1t resolved, that
the Twentieth Century club send
communications to each member Of
the state legislature asking for the
passage CT a law to have immediate
effect, that shall enable women 70
vote for the nomination of school In
spectors at the primaries"
Covers for $50 were laid for the
dinner in the Hotel fuller, Thursday
evening, of which the high court OF
Michigan, |. o. o. F., was the host.
M. N. Mugan, of this city. was toast
master, and remarks were made by
Elliott G. Stevenson, supreme chief
ranger; DR.. w. A. Henderson, mayor
of Sarnia; George e. Bailey, of Ant
werp, N. Y, supreme auditor; George
w. Wands, of Chatham, high chief
ranger; r. j. Macdonald, of Muske-
gon; H. A. Savage, of Saginaw, and
f. K. Stockwell and A. e. Stevenson,
of Port Huron
Frank b. Peckham, of Detroit was
married to Miss Norma Holmes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holmes, No. So Crawford-ave., Wind
sor, in the home of the brides par
ents, Thursday night. The Rev. w.
H. Snelgrove, rector of the Church OF
the Ascension, Windsor, performed
the ceremony.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
THE STAGE

Sam Howe's Love Makers is the
sentimental title of the bnrlesque
company to appear I'm the Gayety the.
alter, next week. To Offset their ten.
der cognomen the entertainment they
offer Is quite .ferocious." The skit.
which the Love Makers present, Is set
in the jungles of South Africa, and
the characters are lions and tigers
and other "beasties," as the Scotch
say. A number of song hits are said
to be an attractive part of the en-
tertainment. The company numbers
many well known and clever bur-
lesquers.
It will be % years. Jan. %, since
the late E. w. c'Pop'') Virgins found
ed the Wonderland theater on Wood
ward-aye.. and to Nfttingly common
crate the event, j. III. Moore, man
ager Of the Temple theater, has Sc
cured a bill replete with the best va
rfety affords. Maclyn Arbuckle, late
star Of The County Chairman" and
The Roundup" will head the pro-
gram In a strong playlet. named The
Welcher." II Is a virile drama and
has met with remarkable favor. The
program includes the Torch Family,
daring and skillful acrobats; Stuart
Barnes. vaudeville's favorite entertain
er. and Willette Whitaker, harpist and
sweet singer.
The Great Baker troupe OF expert
bicyclists, Mile. Cinemia's "Porce-
,lains Animees." and several other ex-
cellent vaudeville acts will he includ-
ed In the entertainment to be given In
the Avenue theater next week by II.
w. and Sim Williams The Imperial
Burlesquers." The company will be
seen in two musical burlesques, called
"A Glorious Night" and "Heinie's Ho,
tel Harry l.. Cooper, Happy
Helnie," will play the leading comedy
roles In these pieces, and he will be
assisted by Violet Hilson, Clayton Fry,
Oils Francis, w. j. ,Derrg, Marie
Goodner and others. The Baker troupe
of cyclists are an extra added at
traction and they will perform several
daring feats never before attempted.
"The Sanity Mr.. Billings" described
as q roaring farce comedy In one-act,
will be one of the principal offerings
on the Miles bill for pext week. En-.
met Dewey, the author of the farce,
will head the cast in the role of Bill
Ings, and will be assisted by Miss
Hermine Shone, talented actress
well known to playgoers. Deimore
and Lee, In what is heralded as a
sensational aerial novelty, and Capt.
webb's performing seals will be other
features.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
Children Cry
FOR FlETcnER'S
9 a Z . RIA
GcR6R>B coR)

Hermits-Stir to Q cream 2 cups OF
sugar and cup OF lard. Add 1 cup
OF molasses, 2 we'll beaten eggs, 2
level teaspoonfuls of soda dissolved
In cup of warm water, q teaspoonfuls
OF cinnamon and each of cloves and
salt. Add cups of sifted -four and
/ cup OF fruit (English currants. seed.
ed raisins or chopped prunes), mix
soft and cut In any shape preferred
Fine gingerbread men and horses can
be made with this batter where the
cook possesses the requisite artistic
temperament and small children are
TO be catered to.
MGrshmallow Mints-A new after
dinner form OF peppermint is marsh.
mallows dipped In creamy peppermint
Buy the square marshmallows and cut
them In halves. Make a strip OF
cups OF sugar and 1 cup of hot water
and a small pinch of cream of tartar.
Boil this strip until when tested in
cold water 1t will not form a hard ball,
but only be firm In the bottom of the
cup. Add essence OF peppermint to
taste and stir until creamy. Dip the
marshmallows in II with spoon and
dry on waxed paper.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
Appreciation From Altar.

To the Editor of The Times: In
the Atlanta Georgian and News OF a
day or two ago, read with unusual
interest and pleasure, your open let
ter In regard to not taking any beer
ads. after Jan. 1, 1911. Allow me to
express my most cordial appreciation
of your manly purpose. and the high
plane upon which you place It in
your excellent letter, aud statement OF
the matter. Though a stranger to
you, personally, feel impelled to
write you these few words Of good
cheer. r. LIN. CAVE.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 16. 1911.
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Sc. ! A.s..~. BURN6I:a,r,m Guard
CONCERT AND BALL

TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. ., 1biI-
Harold Jarvis, Robert Buchanan. High
land Dancers. Highland Pipe Band. St
Andrews Highlanders Tickets soc 20
$3.50 Tickets and plar of hall at David
Wallace q Sons, ro5 woodward-ave..
on and after Jan. Is
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
FASHIONS

A style which Is attracting atten-
ton In Paris is the cheyenne" waist
which has a narrow frill Of peplum
below the waist line.
The flchu lines are evident, espe-
eially on chiffon blouses.
A sailor collar when made Of lace
Is a pretty accessory to dinner
gown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20

the present, but general advance
among all the great dailies TO put into
the American home a paper of high
intellectual and moral tone will be a
great safeguard to every business In
terest and every institution OF the
nation. l sincerely wish that many
will follow your noble example.
Very truly,
w. @. BEASLEY,
Presiding elder of the Nevada dis
trict, Methodist Episcopal church,
South, Nevada, Mo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20

Great Step Toward Better Conditions.
To the Editor of The Times: The
members OF the board Of managers of
the Detroit Federation of Womans
clubs, wish to thank you for the copy
OF New Years greetings which you
so kindly sent them, and O resolution
was offered commencing you for the
action taken in receiving no more
liquor advertising.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
Clean Newspapers, Pulpit and
Readers Commend The Times

1t is certainly a great step toward
better conditions.
Very truly,
JEAN W. FOX,
Corresponding Sec'y.
Detroit, Mich, Jan. IL, 1910.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20
CAPITAL NOTES

committee working Propositions
modifying the present procedure In the house One OF the principal
committee Hitherto it has been ruled that ia
committee had
L |
- his reel
Mcbride
selections made by the committee be
Congress Wedemeyer
Wedemeyer
to Ypslanu,
the chill
niddlecass people in school way and
Ia still harder IL have be looked down
q
object debating societies and the bill does not In
against school societies
for them when they to college
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20

silk crepe draDeries i'm the ancient
Indian cashmere shawl patterns are
new.
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| AGIN,
| SNOBS IN
HIGH SCHOOL
Reward In the Sense Of conscien-

Reward In the Sense Of conscien'
tlousness.
To the Editor of The Times: Your
notice as to the future policy OF The
Times in its advertising, along with
the editorial thereon, has come In
You have done fine and brave
thing. | am sure you have your re-
ward in the sense OF conscientious
ness and the compensation OF cour'
age. / believe that you will find that
increased advertising from other
sources will eventually come for your
loss. At least, I sincerely trust that
1t will.
I am, yours sincerely.
GAIUS GLENN ATKINS,
Pastor Central Congregational church,
Providence, r. /.
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resolution to
failed, a resolt
the house agar
session are sal,
his reelection.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-20

We will sell ali our
$3.50. ta.7s and some
% lines. including all
feathers. during this
sale at
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

eaatfartcffeIR - Meibe 65---
zoe, Hoie 65--76c, friibe DbtO $I26 pergn.
aaf sem @eleife
Observation-Disclosures 500
ESQ per Camper.
S1btartoffeIn. Ganep Series
ss.25 = $50 per DBL. uhb mitteImds ssee
OIL .O0--1 10 per Camper.
Rraut. - Wartt itetis. Sancp NobiIe
75e-sl.25. GIorioa Toe -sI25 per gbI.
pom Gtore.
Swt ELM gsibe GessutebeIn 5oc--
---7Se, fpeibe 81 .00--l.25 per Bu
RGb bsn.--3l. .75--2.00 per Bbl.
Gtefrdbsn. 81 .00-l.25 per Bbl.
pom Gtore.
Spin at.-s1 .75--2.00 per DBL.
Iomatoes.-s6Eortba $2.oo--2.25 per
Crate.
odubsgro butte.
Sobnsn. - Rarft itetts grima Rar=
rowfat Ss.l5, geiiebte uuo tsi 3anO gs:
pfhdts Aaup $2 80 per Bu.
Seu. --Bsarft rubtg. ITO. Tbin'otbp
sal 75--22.0 90, 80. 2 DO. S2O.2j 30. Q DO.
sls.25, aIes, semii2tsr 20. l $500,
30. Q bo. $l7 so; aIes go. 1 Sl4.00 -
l4.50, No. e el2 .J0---l3.O0 per Ton.
WIbtenfutter 1T itstig. .-aleie s23. 80
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s23 3.50--24 so per Tonne in 5un unb 81 90
rHehr auf BEN @eleiie.
MolIe. -- Tie 3uinbr par sertna uue
bet inwaher Nadfraae Der martt ruhia
lie gambler fauftsn 81 fo!senoeH Preiisn;
Beridtebsn.s.
E,Is. ~ Tlartt III itstta. -- qsin6I
| rohes Csc. oefodsteS S7c per HoIIpue In
Bdrtier ppn IA BbI. Grtra 8inter 7efi
9drb0l 72c per Galone. Cotton Seee
Cel robes 47--48e, raffintrt,s 5l-52c pei
@aEIone Terpenttn Sic, Petroleum. Der,
fectton 10c, Cbio, aentutp uuo Snbidno
| 9Le per @aIIone. gropR 9aioItn 1Sc,
Tapbta 13e per @auone.
| safs. -- Ter Hartt III rubtd Cbtt
Aiper so--85c, Nifsaau uno 1tron 94t
per SbI. pon 2S0 gfune
| TaIa ift wtntser.- Qrimagitu 8 -- 61<c
DO. Gouutrp 51S--6s per 9fune.
/ gchIeu.- Wartt ruhia g)ouohiouhenr
s3.25, Rus unb glaf s200, 9andrpht
stlftotlen s3.25. Rus uno glad 81 90
Q LOO per Tonne abasIisfert RuuhIoies stl6
foktsn 1918, Antbroetts s7.25 per Eonu,
absetisfert. Cote foftet 800 per Tonn,
| dbasElsfsrt.
Samersieu. 80 Rdrtt fen. aiesida
men OF .z6 auf hem Geieiis unb s. 81
rs per Bu. pem Store. Timothy 81 81
500 auf bsm WeIetis uuo s5 O
per BuibsI pom Stere BanUetsen SOC
H!a6SSaamsn 81 so per Bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

GtnctuuatI, 20. april.
gon 9ttts5urq bis Cincinnati f6ut Der
ohio. BET bieiteer Staht bate Der EIuB
geitsrHabeno eirsn Baiieritano pou 2s Sus.
1ie fplgeHbsH DepefaeH fno wdbrsno
Sss seftrissa Iases bier etHgstroffsu:
gtttsbura 3. Der SEus bat siaen
RaHeritano pen 81 5us ans fdat
8heelinG. 8. ga. Der JEus BAT sts
usn Ddiierftauo pou ia SaB ano idqt.
gartsrsburg. VI. ga. Ter TtuB bat
einea @aTeriiaHe uon 1874 Tas uHe iaElt.
sauapba sans. Der Slus bat els
usn Bafierftarb psn 36 Jus uue fdat.
gbarl.itoa, u IA Der Tlub bat
sineu Daiieritaap pou SO Sub uao faat
gt. gtsaiant, IL. Ga. Ter SIub bal
einen 8aiisrftaao pcn ls-5 5as uHo Fdlt.
gatlettsbuse 3n. 0ee 6lus bat
sinen @aifsritanh ron 24.l 5ub uao idut
gortsmoHts, O. Der Flus bat e;.
nen BaHsritano poH 25,7 fas uno fdat.
asuispiIle, ap. Der Slus bat siHsn
BaFsrftGub pon ia Sas iiHo itetgt,
Guansptlle, 3nS Der 5IuB bat
sluen 8afisritoHo pom 237 SUB uno fdat.
Carlo, SGs. Der 5Iub sat etnea 8ai
ierifano pon So. Sab nub fGat.
Remp is, SeHH. Ter SIus bat Ell
uea Tafsritunr Don 36.3 SuB uub itebt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 p,r centn.r.

aIeefaatntH.---Sl5 90 per gentner.
Webperf. - SIS .621j2l--Ib. 10 per BbI.
Iiir Dat xI5.50--I56O am S9lub $3.50 ;
Fur 5uIt $1,000 $50 1910, am 6Hlug
$15.05.
SHmaI;. - $s.05 per 100 Rfnnb. .---
5iir Dadi $8.O2N-S.l0, am S1Iub $8.05;
fir Suit Ss l21121--4S .22IS, umShluB $8. 30;
riir September $3.50 - $50, am S6Iub
$s2715.
Sbort tRtppeHfette r.--aoie s7.50--
.8.l2L per 100 gfD. Snr Rai SS.l2%-
S.22H, amSbIuB IS. 1919; fur Suit SS.07hS
--8. .17k, ont sdIus ss.15; fir Sspterrbet
S8.O0-8.07%, am ShluB $s.05.
S6uItern.--S - Sbort Hare SetteH, per'
padt, $s.25-S.ST1S.
Butter,--Rartt itetig. Greamerp Is
--21c. Tatrp 13-l8c.
Gter.-- Rartt itetis. Grti6e 1917
lie per 9ussno.
a6ie - Rdrtt itetis. Cream II --
I3c per Bfuao.
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Der WeridHot betrud In oerisLben 9ett

Riubpieb.-SnfoLse rethEiher 3ufubr
uno riaBiger 0a6frage erlttten Die Bretie
siHen Rti6adn1 pom 10--l5e, In einiaen 5S1I:
len ioeaF 20--25e. Ter Rartt tn stoters
uno Gssoers mar ruhte uHo grei'e Itetig.-
Rilhttlbe parsH itetie
shmsrs Stiere sl75--56O, ertra s5.75
800. Edl'en 81 90 Is, ertru -,
GIeiIheritisre s425--5.8O, ertra S5 65-5 So,
Ssifsrs S2.00--55O, ertra $3.50 SIS,
Rnbe $225-~4.50. ertra 81 .60-475. Cant
nsrs S2.25 - $50, Steders uno 5eebers
%. 1880, ertra S. 5.60--5.7j.
BuIIeu. - lie 3uiubr mar utdbiq uro
4rsiie ftctis bel SientIia gutter Ra9fraGe
Daaeers uno Ietbte $2.75-4.15, Bologna
s4.25-4.75, ertrd $4.so-5.OO, fstts Sulsn
A75-5lO.
9alber.-8si ihpahsr 8uiubr mar oer
Rartt beGte lebbait uHo bic 8reiis 25-50C
| bober.
Erotnars unb sross ss.Oo-5.75, fair Bio
CUTE Istats s4.75--sOO, sttra s8.25-6.5O
RaIber in ben aomHlifoR'S Sdu'erH -
| Tancu 5zc, prtma bic auserLeiene 5-5Hc
| orbtHdre 4-4kc.
2 e.-Iie Qahfrage mar gu
uub 9Irsiie bebaaptet; Der Rartt i6Ipb tie
tts.
Shuere 5hUeiRe bra6ten 5000. .25
quite bis ausertsieus Bsrpafunas. uni
SIeiiaeriorten s6.30-6.35, eenitihte Ger
pafunssiorten $6.25-6.30, pretudre BIZ
auserEeisne ihwere fette eaus $780, 90
sgtra 1880 -5.35, Stass s3oo-3.75, Isi6
g.sriaHotiortsu 81. .05-6.25. Sertet pou | Il
gfs. unb penigeE s. .00-6.O0.
endfe uub Sdmmer~Tie 3ufub
mar sismGih ret6Iih ano bel gutter Rad
rage bic 9rtiie ftetis.
Saafe.-Grtra S365-3.75. quite bic aus
erIeieus S3,35 --- $50, 0rbtnars bis gut
S20O-325.
gaHusr -- Grtra $500, quite bis aus
srlsiene S. .60--5. 80. orotudrs bts CUTE $4.7
$50, seinorens $525-5.50, Trabiahrs
aammer 6--Skc, eEtrG Sc, Guas 5-515
pro 8fo.
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Bonn vOlleu ebrliden" Hing.
fampt.

Ssit elmer Rsibe pou cSabrsn fpisIt
bstanntIta Der ftarts Wonn i'm Spiel
plan Der 8aristss cine grobs RoIs. gr
maht Oouere 6Quier aIs Die fe1heite
SOubretts uno bic Graft Istner DEUS
tsIn miro nit mebr 8sIo QufeeDoasn
aIs Die bette Stimms unb bic be-
ftridenbite 9ra3is elmer Ian3erin. llno
niht nur Der .Wunn aus bem 8oIts"
begeiftsrt Ith fir Die 9elDalt ma6tiger
fSGuits uno bic iA6ne 2inis Der Stisrs
MAIDEN, ionosrn aud sdte uno Salmiz
tupdlisre unb oft isIbIt ibre Damen
hdneen nit uufri6tigsr 8epunoerung
an oisisr MISUNDERSTANDING, Die ibrsn
Rerpeu pobltbusnoe SenIatiou bringt.
5is ale erIsben isst cine GHttduIhung.
Das Tie ais Sfisnbarung ureepaItiger
araft befIdtIhsn, mar .9rid", Der
.i5psre uRfaa" hires 2ttblingsrins
gers, Der ihr glut in ansenebms Wals
lung fsbte, ftdnb tlug bershuet uuf oem
nit oem 9sgnsr bstmIih Dsreinbartsr
Qroaramm. 90 bat por eintesH 5as
gen Der mstitsrringsr Willp Wsbnsr
sntbllt, Der Dor .4matsuren uno am
oeren SahpsrIt1noigsn" in Gbemris
iibsr RingtampfidtpinoeI iprdh. Rad
oisIem Gtrgefpeibtsr Derfdbrt man BEL
ben Ringtdmpfen nift ssraos mad Dem
9runo'ub: .llsb' INNER 5rsu uno
Reolihteit"; i'm 9sgsntbeil, Die 9etriis
asrti lit mad Der Grfabrung WeBners
10 arob, oab bic sbrlthen 9erufsringer
| ith in elmer iibeln Sage beiinoeu. gr
srsGblte, buB oieie fih ben yWIdnaz
germ" gtssniibsr, meiftsns Rin9sru nit
| grpbsm 9tamen, psrpfIihtsn mii'fsn
bel BEN Riugeu gu uHterlieaen. Wenr
| iis bas nitt tbun, 1T ihuen hts Wlr8'
| lichttit, BEL oem Qrsi5rinaen init auf:
3utrstsn, 10 gut ME psrihloFsR unt
bamit audi oas guqdgsment. 8it
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gnti6eiouHa bel Den RdmpfeH 10 fpet
ais m0qlid, binous3uihisbtn. 5is itsi:
germ oaoura bic Spd1nlng Der be
ipuHbsruoen Wittpslt uub erjitlen mehI
poae 6duier uno sinsn h0hsrea Sc
mimi. SrpBoem iptrnsn bic siH5sl
| nen Singer ibr,r Eruppe arntisti!
bsaabIt. Dit Derptn iungs Geut
anaefporben, Die pom Rtnaen qdt
nidts perftebsn; Der eWanagsr
lit bel nieien DOR elmer RttperIagl
iiher. Troht Don einen leFdhrlid)er
Rebsnbublsr Gsfabr, 10 lpsrpsn aud
pobl Sniffs aneetperoet, bic ben Bts
nsr perbliiftea, 10 oaB er untsr!isst
| auh beT 3aIhauern goufslt man ct
ipas por, um bic 5pannung oosrTbsii
nabms 3u erh0ben, bsm Sampf cine be
| ftin,mte Rittuns 81 gebsn ooer tin
| llriohe su habsn, ibn ab5ubrehen. Msi
| 6ilfe bon fieinsn Sd,lpeinsbloien, bi
bnit 9lut sefiilt fino, rperoen Fcpirer
! llnfaae hsrseitsat man !dbt ila Don
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-29

geffihtlihen RaritGt su lein. unb nun
tritt unpsrmutbet stn pfarrer iaStote,
einem Dorfden bel Moplono, Rumtns
Wtlttnion. aus ietnem tueltperlorenen
gteit bsrpor uno bebunptet, ben etnelg
schteu Sddbel bes eroben Sliptr Sill
bsfissn. 5hon fsit ldueer aIs huubert
.Sdhren perpabrs feline 5onttlte nttIe
tpitburs Rsltque, Die ourh &ouf Bel eis
nem SrDbIsr in Der 2onopnsr Bomb
itreet tbr Gieentbum geporoen. 8isisr
5r0bIer abe: bate in nahen 8e3iebuns
gen gu ben Grbeu res grotstters eez
ftanoen. go ptsl Gbsr bic Sertunft pies
iss algebltt3 edtsr Grompelfhdbels
2lls 8etpeiie fir Die Ghtbsit iperben
siniqe ShdbeInarbsn angefiibrt, Die
BON SdbeIbisben 6erritbren uno Elm
ourh etusn Speerittd tntituubenss,
uuregsImdbtess Sod al ber Sbdosls
bets. Rad Der WieosrberiteLIung hes
&0niatbums purpen nGmlifj auf Be
febl adrt II. bic GrGber Gromrpels.
fstnes Shmisgsripbns Srtton unb bes
grQioentsn oes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
geaen Sarl !. BraDIaolp srbrndau, Die
2eihnome bsrousgenommen, mad
Tgburn auf SdltttsH 9ebradt Uuo in
ben Efsn Der 91Iaeu dufgebGngt.
Dor; bItebsn fie oen Iag iiber - ss
mar ber 5inri6tun9staq &arI ]. -
uno Den fotgenben our S6au ausgss
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| TO bsrt4tet 2ecpolo Rnnte in istner
nGrqItihen 9sihidts", rihnttt biz
G0pfe Don ben Qejbern uno fiibrts fie
mad Weitminiter6du. Do bat man fl
an Der GteQe, no emit Der sSuitisbo'
ii6er aarl gu Gsri6t gsisFsr, uui
pfdbIs gsItstt, 8robihops 8opf. Del
ffon grim ausfab, in Der Mttts, benr
nod sinma( tpolIts Der grablihe Wtt
| ibn grdfibireu Iafen, Die 40pfe Grom.
tps0s unD Sretons gu bstoen Seiten.
Rante maht bd3u bic 10 unssmein du
rattsriitiihe 8emertung: rDorum ba
oas 6eins ntd1t einmaI in ieinsr Or
bebanbelt?" Damn fdbrt Der erObs Sc
IhihtsforIdsr in isinsr Setrahtunl
fort: .Sie tparen emit BON ibrsn On
bdneern, oenen nod bic 3utunFt gu gs
b0rsn fdten, nit pOmp uno 9srtb
rung bssroigt porosn. Die S6mad
bic ben armieltgsn llsberrsitsn ibre
2isben sueeFust tuuros, be3sihnste be-
isitbsm ooa8ossnen Ruin Der geiamm
ten partei."
So[Ite benz grobsn 2OrbprotsttO
nunmsbr nun betnahe 250 oahren si
GbnIifss ShitIaE 5utbeiI tperoen, hi
mandsm 5stIigsn Der rOmii6eu Sir
tle, BON bsm s6snfaus bic psrihieosu
ten Gneheniib.rrefts etnselner 46rpsr
tbeile ooppelt uno mebrfnh iih an Del
= fhtsoenen SteIen porftrben? Srfor
nil iih bic Gdtbeit fsines Gromipel
ShGoels nid,t itrettia MAIDEN luFe
t unb WiltinIon ebsRIopsnig. Bon nsl
en- srbebt iih iomit aud in oisfer5ir
fiht bic aIts, unseI0ite ptlatusfroe
mas 1T Dabrbeit2