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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-29

Exports of our manufactured products
during the last fiscal year reached 81 900,
900, 900 in value for the first time. The rec
ord marks an epoch in our national his
tory.
These goods, of course, were distributed
to all parts of the world. not excepting
its most remote and out-of-the-way cor
ners. But respecting such corners, It is
interesting to learn what some of them
contributed to supply our own wants, in
return for what We sent them through the
channels of trade.
For example, the bare fact that during
the last year las disclosed by the gov
eminent statisticians) nearly 1,000.o 900
pounds of human hair was fetched to this
country from the interior provinces of
China, for our women to wear-most of
il being discarded "pigtails''-excites pain
ed surprise
Recently the government sent one of its
commercial explorers to take look over
Borneo, and find out about its trade pos
sibilities from a Yankee standpoint. His
report, Just received, is briefly to the ef-
feet that inasmuch as there are no roads
and few paths on the great island, pros
poets for the sale of automobiles there
are slight. The natives do not wear shoes
or use cook-stoves; and the only thing
they buy of US is "Americana"-i. e., cot
ton cloth-which they purchase in consid-
cradle quantities. H..
On the other hand. We get from Borneo
(by way of Slngapore) much rattan-s
material which, in the crude state, is the
enormously long and plant stem of a
giant tropical vine. --..
There seems, indeed, to be no part of
the globe so remote as not to furnish
something to supply the manifold wants
of the people of the United States. Take
for example the Bahrien Islands, in the
Persian Gulf. How many readers Of this
newspaper have ever heard Of them
Mighty few, 1t is safe to say. Yet they
possess at the present time the most pro-
ductive of the worlds pearl fisheries.
more than half of the output Of which
we take. Pearls, one should realize, are
more valuable to-day than diamonds. and
we are the biggest buyers of them. In
return we sell annually to the natives
of the Bahrien Islands some hundreds OF
thousands of dollars worth of "Ameri-
cana" which has become an equivalent
Of money almost everywhere in Asia, AZ
RIGA, and the isles of the sea.
Even Tibet. which allows no white
man to enter its borders, sends us, by
way of Chinese ports. quantities of cam
els hair FUSED for making artists
of the same material. From Korea we
get some gold, shipped by enterprising
Americans who have undertaken mining
operations in that part of the world
But, from a trade standpoint. that coun-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-29

try is Of importance TO US chiefly because
il is our biggest competitor in the pro-
duction Of ginseng for the Chinese mar
ket.
Cloves from Zanzibar.
From Zanzibar of the east coast of
Africa, We received last year 100000
pounds of cloves That island and a
neighboring one called Pemba, produce
nIne-tenths of the worlds output OF this
spice, which consists of the f1ower-buds
CT tree OF the myrtle family.
Madagascar sends us great quantities
of ''raffia" fiber, which our farmers use
to tie up their asparagus and rhubarb
for market. Much of It nowadays is COL
ored and sold for women to weave, for
amusement. 1t is derived from a spe-
cies Of palm
Another kind Of palm, which grows in
Algeria, yields the vegetable hair"
which We import for stuffing furniture
and other such purposes. 1t is a low
growing, shrubby tree, and clings So tena-
ciously to the soil as to have proved a
serious obstacle to early colonization in
that part Of the world. Since then, how
ever, 1t has become a source of wealth
to the Arabs. Because of its power to
repel vermin, 1t is much used for beds
in hospitals and barracks; and on the
transatlantic liners all the mattresses
used by immigrants are stuffed with it
the stuffing being thrown away and re-
placed at the end of each voyage
l. From Reunion, an island near NADIA
gascar, comes most of our supply of the
precious altar of ylang-ylang so largely
used in perfumery. 1t Is derived by dis
tillation from the big. greenish-yeIlow
flowers of a tree of the custard-apple
family. The flowers themselves are of a
delicious fragrance. and IL Is said that
their production yields more money to
the acre than any other known crop.
1t Is interesting in this connection to
learn that during the last fiscal year we
imported s150o.000 worth of cosmetics and
perfumery-three times the quantity we
purchased abroad ten years ago. Nearly
all of this stuff comes from France, and
the enormous growth of the demand IL
illustrates the strength of the grip of the
new cult of pulchritude, which, largely,
built up by the newspapers, demands of
every woman nowadays that she shall be
beautiful. To supplement the imports we
manufacture in this country $4,000 900
worth of such toilet articles per annum.
Import Dragons blood.
From Socotro island, in the Indian
Ocean. We get some dragons blood.
though the bulk of this product comes
island, directly on the route from Alden
to Colombo (Ceyion), is one of the least
known Of inhabited parts of the world.
mainly for the reason that II has no pro-
tected harbors. Vessels larger than ma
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tional labor from Borneo and Java His
great-grandson rules there to-day under
a sort of patriarchal system, and is
known as the White Sultan" mere
boy is this young Ross (his father died
about a year ago.. but his dominions,
though annexed to Singapore in 1895, have
been leased to him by the British gov
eminent for 1000 years.
; Gumdrops are mainly composed of
gum senegal" of which We imported
100000 pounds last year from the Sudan.
1t Is obtained from an acacia tree which
grows in extensive forests in that part
OF the world, and which is tapped by
cutting the bark with a small ak and
tearing OF narrow strips, whereupon a
gummy substance exudes and hardens in
whitish crystalline Jumps. One pound is
a good yield for a tree.
OF Sinchona bark We imported in the
same twelvemorth 200 pounds. But
so far was this quantity from being suffi-
cient for the fighting of malaria that we
purchased in addition from abroad BIS
$50 ounces of sulphate Of quinine. This
represents one small item of the money
loss due to mosquitoes, though, of course.
a minor fraction of the bark and its aka
loid is used for medicinal purposes other
than the treatment of ''chills and fever"
Import Lecches.
Colombia is now supplying US with
large quantities of crocodile skins. They
are enormously larger than the biggest
alligator hides, a single one often hav.
ing an area of eighty or more square
yards when spread out. Crocodiles at
tain a size unapproached by alligators.
and those which swarm in the rivers
Of Colombia are frequently as much as
twenty-five feet long. They are cap
tured by spearing them. and. after be-
ing dragged to the bank and stunned
with club, are beheaded with long
handled axes. -.. .r.
One of the most interesting of our
imports is leeches, of which we pur-
chased about 5000 worth from abroad
last year. There are plenty of leeches
in our own country, but none of the
ferocious and bloodthirsty species (suit-
able on that account for surgical pur-
poses) found in certain Doggy lakes In
Switzerland and Germany. They infest
these lakes in swarms, and men trap
them by wading in with bare legs. Ar
irving at New York in tubs of moist
bog stuff. they are put up in cans with
perforated tops. and provided with
enough muck to make them happy. A
three-inch leech will, contain one ounce
of blood.
The gum-chewing habit is growing at
a great rate. During the last ten years
we have imported over 1900 tons OF
"chicle," which is the raw material OF
chewing gum. All of it comes from
Southern Mexico. where It il obtained
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-29

man a better situation, one that had to
do with delivering things in a wagon
and collecting money for the same. He
is getting along splendidly, though he
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
9entlbc StnOenteu
@erGnitalteu selunseneS SOm-
mcrftlt in 0renOble.
stusrfenuuna ses gieftOrs.

Goris, IA. 9lugltIt. 0ie fron5oiiiche
l1nioeriit1tsitaot @renoble bot iiber
bnlbert oeutidle gtnoenten uno Gtu.
oentinnen. 9ieie neranItaIteten bor
einiger 3eit elm Soutmerfeit, oaS iib
in Der 9lrt elmer nene3ianiIhen gtoft
obipieIen ioIlte. 2eioer notigte elm
@elpitterreqen oa3u, Die gait5e glus-
idlmiiding uno @eronitaltling nod
i'm lebten Muaenblide in Die sSuner-
rditme oeS SoteI 2esoiauieres sn
perlegen. aber aid 10 fpuroe es elm
idlones Set. ltngefdbr 80 @eIanene
berfdieoener Nationen nobnen tell,
6arltrter cine groBe glnsdbl non llni-
periitdtsprofeiioren, Der Reftor mo
Der 8rdfeft. 9tuf Die glniprode oeg
8orItben0en Der 6etitIdlcn Gtn0enten
St,to. 8irbibfi lno ieinen Siniueis
0orallf, meId)e allteu 8esiebunacn Die
ofaoentifden 8ertreter Der berfd]ie0e-
nen gfatipHen ltntereinanocr inter.
bielten, eripi0erte Der Heffor Der
ltitineriitdt, 6err 9setit 9ittaiIIes
H. a.: Die &riegsriiItungen feien 0os
bette aPittel 8ur 8oIfser8iebung, Der
aricg feIbit aber fonne Idnge permie-
Den tueroen, tpenn Die iafernationo.
len 8e8ieblingen 10 qepfIeqt piiroen,
mte inter oen Stltbcilten bon @re.
noble. Der internationnIe Stitoen.
tennerfebr iei tpif)tig lmo foroerlih
fir Die 06lfer. oa Die Gtuoenten bod
Die ipdteren Setter Der @6lfer ieien
0ie ltniberiitGt @renobIe Tei itols auf
Die oeutieben Gtuoeflten. 9icfe
Borte fannen ipGrndten @eifna. Gen
oentifen Stltoenten aber be3euaten
Die 8eilnebmer am sSelt un6 oie @e.
rid)te IN ben 8eitinqen Elm trefflifes
@elingen ibrer @ernnftaItltnq rmo
einen 3ulpahs an anieben in ibren
Infertbaltsort I'm gtusIano.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
;3mm SoSe nernrteilt.
S6mere strafen fir Ge6eim.
biinSler in llnsarn.
Gine pOlitii6s scrIdw6rnus.

8uoapeif, Ia. Qlua. Der arobs
9lttentatss uno @ebeimbiin0Ier 9ro@
5eB in 9gram iit nath pier8ebntdgiger
9duer nit Ser 8erbdnquno eines To-
0esurteils uno elmer Reibe BON 0ers
urteilungen gu idiperen 5reibeitsfras
fen gum MbfdluB getommen. Der
Stlt0ent lila Suites, Der am 8. SUM-
bel einem miBlunaenen 9ttteniat auf
hen 8anus Gouor0 BON Gupei nnn
9rodtien nen 8anafsrat sSpp BON
Sernpics uno einen Mahmann tDtete.
muroe gum Sooe perurteilt. Das
9lttentat, Bel nem Ser 8auus unnerz
lsbt blieb, mar Der 4u8fluB elmer
tpeitpersneigten poIitifhen @erfdpos
runq. Glf ShiiIer ftunoen unter Der
9tntldoe Der @ebeimbiinhelei in @ers
binoilng nit Dem Qnidlag nor ben
@ihtern. ssiinf Ser MngetIaqten.
3ipiiic. gesarsc. Bubble, 9leiohar6
uno 6prpdtbin ipuroen al il fe1s
Sabren fdbfperen 8erfers perurteilt.
Der 2(p9etlagte Sorpatb erbielt flint
Sabre. ndbreno Sariric NIT einem
baIben Sabr oaponfam. Mdhreno
Der @erbanolungen mar ods @eridtsz
qebduoe ii1n0ig unter MilitdrbeOets
fung geftellt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
anf Der Spnr.
SanfautBabca OeS scrbaftctcm
SeliSeileutnants Sefer.
6eltscictte 9iatem.

9lep gort. IA. gtug. 0iltritlss
anpaIt Whiiman ba. bei Der Inter
iuehuns Der Grmorounq oes 5pies
lers German Goienibal in GrfabrlmQ
9ebrod1t. baB Der unter Der qnudor
oes Wioroes i'm eriten Graoe einae-
iperrte BoIiseiItutnont 8eder in ben
foI9eitoen bieiiaen 8auten Giutbus
ben bat:
a@oru Grbanqe 8anf", q. no
nenberpember 1911 bis /. gluouit
1912. S29.615.
s6orn Gr6anae 8ant" (GyiIiole),
glai 1912, 1880.
r6orn @rdouge 8ant@ (5iiiole).
april 1912, $4,000.
Corn Grhange 9onf" (SFiliaIe),
SuIt 1912. $4,000.
v@mpire Saptngs 8ant", 9[priI
1912, $500.
agBeft Sibe @abiugs @ont@, Nloi
1912. $4,000.
r2incoIn Grult &C.. 9tpriI 1912.
$1,000.
3ufanmen $58.S45.
Dabei be3og geder aIs gnIi3ei-
teutnunt nur Elm GaIoir BON 50. $50
per Sobr. @es peiteren iIf es bem
Diitriitsanpan aeIun0eu, iiber iepen
3fpeifeI feit8uiteIlen, oaB bic ,Girafs
ter i'm BoltSeibepartement fir bic
8eIiber bon SpisIbdufern perTtbtes
bene RateH batten. Subober BON
9dufern pber 6oIlen, eie i'm eiQents
lidhen @jefAdfts3entrum Der @toot
geIe9en iuoren, aaiten $1,000 per
Wlonat 81 8dhlen; oie{e Summcn pde
riierten je nab her 9aae Der SpicIs
bOtIen slpiIdeu $1,000 uuo $500 rer
Ylouat. Snbaber it1l,hter sauIer
be3nbIten bon $100- 600 per Wonat
an bic PoIisei, ,8aIb Sad" !1oIe,
her burh iein GjeitGubnis, nie be-
tannt. bic @erbdftunq oes qoliseis
Ieutnants 8sder oeronIobte, fon Qee
tern bor ben @robgeicbporenen ben
unter benz Homen ,Remsbon 9tnQ"
betnnnten @pieIer Sod GulTioou oIs
eiuen Der M6rber RoieniboIs be8cibs
net baben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
Woro ans GeIkitmsrs.
Waitglieoer elmer SSsnilie unrDen ais
geidltn gtfuuocn.

Clarion. ga, IA. 2tug. in oer Int
bieiem gountn gelegsnen Drtfdaft
anor puroen geitsrn nannittcq brn
9adbarn Der GamiIie 0eatolp5, lie
beren @obnung gelpaltfam srprafen,
bic orei Nlitglie0er Der 5an,iiie, q.
9. OearoIpb. osTeH Satin unb 5ot=
ter Gea Grlen aIs Qei4en qefunben.
Ggrau DearpIph mar nit eiusin itumbs
fen eynitrument oer Sn1bel einaee
ihIagen. auberbem mics ibre qeihe
cine ShuBfpurlbe i'm 9opf duf. sS6re
2odter mar erihoHen noroen. g1d6s
reHb Der mann infoIge oer Einats
mung Ron 9eutaos geitprben mar.
Die 9eb0rben fino Der feiten uebers
aeugung, oaB 8earoIpb 95rau unb
Iodtsr ermproete uHb boHa GeIbitz
m0rb beging.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
5tman5ieH rmimferf.
gSsllte siuit soufurrensssiellifaft &C.
gen Celtrnit qriin0en.

Ghica9o, IA. 2tug. s5ranflin 4.
llniteO, Der i'm Sabre 1903 in gaeu
g)orf nit einem 9etriebsfapifal BON
$15.000.000 cine @efeaihaff organic
iierte, Die Der Limited Gtdtes Steel
CORPORATION" aonfurren3 MAIDEN
fcIts, neIoete eeltsrn in Dem bieiiaen
8nnoes 0iitrittsgeri6t Ieinen BAN
terott an. Seine decentralization
gab er auf 81. .551, 800 uno feline Bar
beftdnoe auf $21O an. Inter ben
9reoitoren 11miteos fperben Der bers
ftorbene 8unoesieuator u. s. nc
2aurin BON MiiTiiIippi nit $4,000,
6ie SSnternationol 9ruit 60. BON Ball
timore nit $1o5, 600, Die Qlmerican
5tnaues 60. BON glen gorf nit
100000 uuo oie .llnion Sruit So.
ben gsp gort NIT $225. 900 nams
hdft demaht.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
&or Dem HidJter.
scflagteStaOtudtcr 9etrpits
slaioicgen nidtIhulSig.
edDrtittrs @sfauSnis.

Detroit, U1i6., 1s. gueuf. Gtoaiss
onipalt 6ugb 5bepurt gdb beute Gfs
fentIith 3u. baB Der triibcre Gdreiber
oes Stohtrats, Gbmarb Ghreilsr,
Elm umfaIIenots @eItdnbnts abqeleai
unb baburd) oie @ermIaiTunq Az ber
WtaHenberbaftung ppn Stuotpdtern
negen gtnnQbme bon geItebunasaels
bern gegebeu bat. Gdreiier itebt
Ielbit unter 4ntlaae unb pirb ipubrs
fcheinIid iebt ltraffrei ousgeben. Gr
III S5etretdr Der .American Geneus
Of municipalities" unS mtrb bon
Geheimpoli3!iten. bic bic 6ieiige g'es
triigeTeita unterfucbt bnben, belhul-
oiat. Betriigereien bermittelt uno
onoS felbIt beaonqen su boben, ais
bic @obnfb Giienbnby nm WeQez
rechte in Detroit nadJIudte. g(m lebs
ten 5reitog ipurben bic foIqenben
Staotpdter inFoIae :es bon S6reiter
obqelegten GieitGnbniHes uater Der
2ntlags. Beiteo'ungseeIber nnqeuoms
men Su boben, oer5dfiet: 8dbtb J2os
fentbaI unb u. Qt. Tttmet, Ste Morb;
Qouis 3offp unb Mdrtiu Z.
Gitroip8ti, 9te Dnrb; sSoiepb i.
3beiIen, lite Wdrb; aouis 8roso,
13te m0rb; Qlnoreip z. WolT6 unb
Granf s. Utofon, 14te gBarb, uno
3bomas 6. @tinnnn. prGTibent hes
Gtobirots. 18te murb.
Inter Der Qntluae. 0as 8erfpre-
den gegeben 3u boben, geltehunqs.
qeIber on3unebnel., ipnrhen an beins
felben 5oge bic Folqenben Gta6tpds
ter perbaftef. gBiiiam aoentq, 3ie
.3arb; Q1iliam 8. 6. 6inble uu6
Giepben @. GtrsDcti. 7te gBorb;
Qatrtd O'grien, Tote qaorb; g1is
dorb W Batfon, 12te Morb; SGo>
mas Qpnh unb Geprge s. Gni3,
15ie Worb; eyofepb r. Merritt. 16te
Marb. unb Milfiam #. 3oe1u, 1ste
Waro. Gle atle ertIdrten Dor BEN
Ridter beute. boB Gdreiters 2lnqas
ben foIid uno iis, bic 2tngetlagttn.
unf4utbiG iinb.
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Anf benz Nlan6uerIelOe.
pSdladt" spiIbcn ,glauen"
uuc ,NUten" beuOritebtnb.
aeiitnu9ru s,r euitidiHer.

Gtrafforo. Ct, 10. 2lug. @eTiern
IAN es mieoerbolt 3u fteinen .@dars
niibetu" 3lpiiaen Sen 8orpoiten ben
a9lauen" uno Der .Roten". sseac pers
icioi9eu ZEN gort. ndbreno oieIe. aI5
Die nQ(rmee oes 5einoes" fih Der
5toot gu ndbern uno lie ein8unebmsu
flden Bon Dem gublitnm fperoen
bic &riea8ii6uuaen rnfertr gunoess
truppen, bic NIT einem ,9umpF um
ben @eiib bon Nelp Dort@ ibren glba |
fhlub Finoen peroen, NIT qroben Sns
tersfe oerfoIqt. geionoere Gripdba
nung beroienten 6ie geItrtgen Qeiituns
Gen oes Gettudnts fontois BON oenr
GianaItorpS, Der in feinsm 9ipldn
5n Gpionage3fpeden mehr ais 1000 !
SUB in bic 66be itieg uno bon bort |
ous Die genauen Stetlunqen Der eins |
3elnen 2tbteilunqen Der .2lrmee oes
3eiu6es" In Grfabrltnq bradie ebe
er bon Dem a1einoe1 gefe6en ipuroe.
Durn bte trefftiheu 2eiltungen oes /
quftififfers gouloig III Der prattis
The g9ert Der QteroploHe uno @iplane
fit ariegs3nede our Geuiige 0argetdn
ipbrDeu.
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Wauen7 GONG esslanS.
8eiellidlaft fir srabtIsie 5elearapllie
iuiil 8erbtuSnng berItellen.

Berlin. IA. 2ug. Die 9eutf6e ges
feGfhait fir orubtloie 3elegrapbie,
pelde cine citation in GabpiLle, Qong
SsIauo, baut. errt6tet Den syantens
fprud Gurm in erfter 2inie oasu,
I'm nit Gaiffen auf Der ameritanis
ideu Geite bes atianiiIfen 0seans
Werbin0un9su ber3uIiellen. oann a6er
aud, Inn Die m0aIidteit uno oie toms
mer8iells 4usbeutungsfdbBteit trans
ntlantiider @erbinouug NIT Der gros
Zen 2lnIage fiir orabtIoie 9eleqrap6ie
in RaueE i'm Gitbaosllan0. qrobins
gron0enbnrd, sli ernroben.
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GrMioau tn 9miSbura.
Giner t6tlid, fituf ialiptr nnO adlt
Ieiflt utrlttSt.

Berlin, IA. 9(us. Sn 9uiSburq
bat iid geitern 8tpiTnen beuti6en Or.
beitern ouF Der eiHen, polniIben uno
troatifden auf Der nnberen Seite, cine
ridtigs Shlaebt abgeipielt. 3d6ls
reicbe 8ernunbete baeben ouf bem
6elbe. Die Mrbeiter mabteu BON
MeFern unh gfebpIpern ausqebioen
@ebraud). Sine WiriIdoft, in Ser
iidb ots cine gartei }srIddn3t bate,
murbe Sum WfitteIpuutt eines reqels
redten Seuer9efebts. qoIi3et nu0
8enharmen batfen idnere Qtrbeit.
bem Gampf Elm @nbe AT MAIDEN. gls
es ibnen gelong. bic Gube ber8ulieis
len. mar elmer ber Gombotianten t6;-
lid. flint ndren fhmer uub a6t I:itbt
oerleht.
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SlItOreGrllc 00.
Sin observation-disclosures Gr-
eisuis fir giem g)orf.
Sd)sm iaiait srluartct.
sdsn iaaait srlOartct.

Rem gorf. Ia. 9lue. Der bon Ser
bieiiesR .@ieIeuIhaft 81 Upper Gen
ithon felt ggphen ermarsete grbe I'M
9aife gFor. III beuts en0lid einQee
troffsn. 9erihterfiatttr bieTiaer 3eis
tungen umlaeerten Die 8ripatunb
mlng ser Witlpe Nes lei Ser 9itanie
&dtaIfropbe umgeiomacuen Miuio
mars Sobn sSaenb 9tHur. felt gDo.
hen. Cine ieoe 3eituug mpIIte ser
WeIt 8uerit nie .tpihttsr Runoe" nit
teilen, bab Die iunge @itpe Wfutter
gelooroeu. 6eute pormittaa um 8
nbr qaben oie Mtr3ts, Die felt mebs
reren Soaen abinehleIno in sTran
2tifors name ineiIten. oa3 Folaeu0s
Bulletin befannt: .sSrou 9tftpr ichenfie
beute moroeu Inn s llhy Is Nlinitten
einem Go6ne nas Qeben. Mlutter
uno &ino befinoen fid po6l." Das
glitor 9abp" 1T etnes Ser meniaen neu
aeborenen Sinner. ole glcib bei ibrer
@eburt iiber Elm Yern69en poR orei
Wfillionen nerfiigen. gatiirIih
berrfdte ob ser a6rsuOentunbe" In
oen oberen e3hihten Ser Qetp gorfer
GefcllTdaft bente nidt 9trjnge glufs
reQuna. lleberan nlroe Sic midi
tige Reuiafeit4 unfer getannten nit
Den Sen noeh tpiChtieeren Nnrieu mit=
aeteilt; .MiTTeu G5ie fbon2 Sin
iunoer @Itor Bat Oas Qjdt Der gBeIt
erblidt" moronf oann bic Itereotppe
9tntiport erfolgte: .So, 70, alIo euos
lid, Freut mid auberorocutlid, oas
lift nirtIidb bo6 inte4eEapt etc"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1912-08-18
llnter Gdlafen.
tSc18 nO5luam5ia S(rs.
better uerl0iittet.
@atrif9eialitb gae sct6tet.


NortmunO. greuBilbe 0robius
0eitfaIeu. 13. QluauIt. sSn elmer in
eer Qdbe Der @iaot qeIeoeusn eiIen.
fabrif rpurben beute Iebsuuo3mansiq
2lrbeiter berfdiittet, oIs Elm ouss
itbIieblia Bon Gdioden oufaefiibrtsr
8oa berunterrutltbte unb bic GdIa.s
len brett ouf bic qtrbeiter fieIen.
8ettunasmanni9aften. Die Ti6 Iofort
on Die @rbeit ma6ten. fan6en adt
esid9en. man aIaubt, baB Die onbe.
rem obt3ebn qtrbciitr ebenTous ibr
Seben eiugebiibt baben.
Berlin. 13. Mug. Rad Sem Ron4
3ert borgeiiem abeno bdben Iidl aohls
reihe 3ejIHebmcr oil Der GieTeuIhofiss
reile Der DeutId qtmeritantfhen
Ssbrer Berlin BET Rabt anaeIehen
uno fiuo babel idnqer aufaeblieben,
dls es eiaenttih nottpenoiq aeipeIeH
mare. 5robocm fau0eu Iitb oeItern pors
mtttags ale imRdtbaus sufammen mo
ete oFfi3ieIIe @sariiBung 6urd SID
gettreter Der Staot Berlin nattFiuOen
ioIlte.
Der sipette 9iiraermeiIter gaeidf
ertbot oen gtmeritaneru oen Wias
tomm ner mShti0 auFitrebenoen
2etbsbauptitd0t un6 erteilte Damn
Dem 5ta0trdts BrGFnenfen sc.
ride bos Mori, Der ebealaas oar
Sd0nes iiber Die QBe6ielbeSiebundeu
3piideH 0eutIhlano uno 9lmerita au
ldaen muBte. gla9oem nod ShuIs
rdt Slider i'm Ramen Der 8erliner
9ebreridaft geiproaen, oantie 9rdIis
otut Rr. 8. s., Sid oes D, u. 2eb.
rer 8erban0e8 ber3lid fir oie eb.
renpeIIe guinabme. pelde Die gfeis
teneen bier gefunoeH.
Die finorudsboIie 8eier tpurbe pers
fdlbnt ourd 2ie0erportrdae eines auf
250 Stjmmen su1ammengefebten
9l(do6entbors. Seoer Der ReiTenoen
etbieIt iibrtaenS cine TeItI6rift ii6er
ods @6ullpsIen bon Berlin, sic ais
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ais irbr brantbbares gla6fhIdaetpert
5tpeiielIos alien 6ableutcu bodnilla
tc:a;iien mar. g(uf aonen Der G5iaot
buroe ben 9eIuhern i'm Rat6austurm
Elm IeiHer 2un6 Ierbiert uno gum
@dIilB nabm mon i'm 9luthansgarttn
ben Ndffee eth.
@om glatbans ging es in Qtutos
GmuibuIen nd6 Dem syeItlpicIplab
IN QiheIsmer0e, mo oaB palriotiGa,c /
Giiid roie 9ut 3oflern aIlerlpege" ben
9etfau aller NIT Der heutThen Gpraa
DE altf bertrdutem GnBe Itebenoen
2tmetitansr iaRo. Den gfbeno pera
bradte man I'm punoerbaren Quna
Part uno iiber3eugte ii6 NIT eigensn
9tiIgen. Dab i'm Gegenteil su Dem
bier Gjeboteneu GoneD Sslano
mot in it, 1T.