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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
THE TIMES.

Vegetables-Celery, Mich, cases, rs
q soc; radishes, 100 lunches $1,000
125; cabbage. crate, s1.25Q1.50; spin
ach. boxes. 40Q5oc: cucumbers, box,
80 a 60c; turnips, sacks, $1.009125;
eggplant, doz, 500 75e; carrots, 100
punches. s1.ooq LIS; string beans. box,
green, ocQsI0o; wax, box. 50@75c;
beets. 100 lunches. s100; Lima beans.
"a pts, S2.75 325; sweet corn. sack.
30G5oc; tomatoes, box, 50075c; green
onions, 100 punches, 5000 100: on
ions, sacks. 60-s5 lbs. 75c@s1.O0: let
tuce, leaf, box. 50@s5c; parsley. dozen
punches, 100 15c; peppers, boxes. soc "a
s125
Veal calves-50-60 lbs. 1874 Q13bc:
5000 lbs. 1SQ141ae; 90-110 lbs, 14Q
Ice; grassers coarse, S01Ic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
JEFF"
BREAKS JAIL
rcontinuea from pax. II,

Joliet penitentiary.
Why this man. whose criminal career
was well known, should have been
made trusty will be the subject of a
searching investigation. Warden Allen
last night was bemoaning his bad
judgement in permitting it.
Escape Marvel of Daring.
The escape of Sharun. which was
kept secret until last night, when fed
erai officers in this and every other
! city in the land were warned to look
out for him, was one of the most dar-
| ing ever attempted at Joliet Compared
to it the escape of Harry K. Thaw from
the insane asylum at Matteawan was a
"joy-ride
As trusty his night duty was to
watch and keep oiled the big ventilat-
ing fan in the room directly over the
wardens quarters. He had all of Tues
day night to himself. He improved it
by working open barred transom
over the door leading to the roof of
the building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
GARY WAL TONS
CATCH A MONSTE
P|CKEREL
Twenty Four Pound Fish
Jerked from Kankakee
Near Baum's Bridge.

Valparaiso, Ind, Aug. 2s.--A pickereI
weighing "a pounds was brought into
Valparaiso this morning from Baum
bridge, where 1T was captured by En-
erson Bowser and d. Joe Neresh Of
Gary. The fine fish was viewed by
many people here, who agreed that it
was the largest ever caught in this vi
entity. 1t was 40 inches in length. The
men also had blue catfish which tip
ped the scales at Is pounds.
The catch made last evening,
after a hard days rowing with no sue
cess. The fishermen had spent two
days at the river and were tired of the
sport that awaited nothing. Before GO
ing to supper they left line setting
in the water. This was baited with
two frogs. After the meal they re-
turned. and when they endeavored to
lift the line struggle began. The
fish almost upset the boat. Bowser and
Veresh finally managed to get the
monster to shore and dragged il up the
bank. c. A Wood, formerly of this
city, was at the river with the others,
but was not on hand when the catch
was made.
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yContfnued from Page LII
rioters, and got wind of the Identity of
two others, although all parties under
arrest maintain the greatest secrecy
regarding the entire affair The two
not arrested last night but whose
identity is known. will probably be
captured during the Day.
The Indiana Harbor police station
never housed a scene such rs was pre-
scented last night after ten o'clock.
when the five bloody victims were laid
out a 8 in shamb1es.
Four of them are still there swathed
in bandages, and one is at his home,
but one of the four may have to be
taken to the hospital at Hammond for
care.
How Trouble Started
IT was ten o'clock when three Of the
feudists stumbled into the police sta
ton. The officers saw at a glance
what had happened. although the blood
dripping warriors gave them little or
no information. The three who came
in are Sam Braza, Joe Serbu and Mic
Georges. A detail of officers brought
In two more John Campean who was
found a 3106 Gear street but who
said he was an innocent bystander and
Block avenue and who admitted his
party In the warfare.
Dirks the favorite weapon Of the
Roumanian had evidently been employ
ed Judging by the nature of the wounds
that the surgeons found. Two more
who are known to have taken part
have not yet been located by the po-
lice. AS soon as the CORY trio came
into the station three physicians were
summoned and Drs- Ansley. Cox and
Sauer responded
The trial Of the rioters cannot be
held until they are in a physically IL
condition again Judge Walter Riley
will sit in the cases. All are charged
with rioting.
The conflict took place at the inter
section of Hubbard. One Hundred and
Thirty-sixth and Cedar streets
The police expect little cooperation
| from the foreigners for information
They fight among themselve3 with the
RIGHTEOUSNESS of the tiger, but theiI
clannish spirit predominates as against
the American and the police authori-
| ties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
CASH GRAIN MARKET

Wheat-No- red. s914 q so14c; No 8
red, Ss4s93ec; No. 2 hard winter, S7&
q sec; No. hard winter S7@SsAc:
No. l northern spring. s21k 0931a c;
No. northern spring. 91@ e2c; No 3
spring, sS0s9hc.
Corn-No. 2, IS G76 1sc; No. 2 white,
rs Y q TIC; No. yellow, 1914 076A c;
No. 3, rs II q 76Ac; No. white, 760
76 &c; No. yellow, 76@7ekc; No 4,
rs Q75Ac
Oats-No. 2. Acc; No. 2 white, 400
42iA c; No white, 3s1s q 4415c; No. 4
white. 4oA @40Ac; standard. 411a q
42c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

Sharun had stolen a suit of civilians
clothes from William Walsh, one of the
shipping clerks and these he donned
before working his way cautiously
through the transom soon after two
a. yesterday.
Watching until the guard patroling
the wall beyond the edge of the roof
had turned is back. he wriggled through
and then fiattened himself as the guard
again approached. He waited until the
sentry's back was turned. and then
darted over to the wall and started to
slide down a garden hose. The pres
ence OF the hose showed concusively
that Sharun was aided by others.
Jumps as Guard Fires.
Before his started his slide the
guard again turned and saw him. His
cry of halt was followed by a bull
let as Sharun made the jump, alight-
ing on his feet. The fugitive stumbled
and fell but regained his feet, and
made two jumps to the waiting auto.
Fifteen minutes were lost before an
other automobile could start In chase,
but the pursuit was in vain. No trace
of the black racing car, running with
out lights, was found
Sharun, or Benton has been in pri-
| SOH fifteen DtIh5 tnc
leader and brains of the gang that
| cleared a fortune in forged postal
money orders. he was leader of the
Benton-Longpre and other gangs en-
gagged in counterfeiting and forging
checks and drafts. The federal OFF,
| Gals for years have been looking fol
| his chief lieutenant. Ace Collins"
He escaped from the Alabama state
prison in 1891; from the Crawford. Pa.
| Jail in 1903; from the Meadville, Pa.
| Jail in 1908. He is wanted in half a
/ dozen parts of the country to answer
| for various crimes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
REAL Es1A1E BARcAINS

FOR SALE-In Hemeweed,
S54 South Holman ST.,
apartment residence; seven
rooms and bath on each
floor. Separate heating
plants. Location most ideal
in Hammond, A bargain,
part cash. Add: ess M, Times
Hammond.
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For SALE.

Two new 6-room cottages on sum
mer ST.. 371zx163 foot lots. These
houses are modern and about finished
Handy to Gibson and Standard Steel.
Payment down terms
Two new 4-room cottages near
Standard Steel. $3.50 down. payments
same rent: price $1.25O.
One 7-room house on south side. This
house is new and modern in every re-
spect.
Payment down terms
I have two 371a foot lots and one
50-foot lot on Highland st. that I will
start to build on next week See me
and will build to suit
ROY C. FOWLER, OWNER
Phone 1897, Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
CHICAGO OIL MARKET.

Wholesale prices on carbon oil:
Standard white. $50 test. 1OAc; per-
lection, 101se; headlight, 175 12c:
eocene. 121ac; elaine, 19c. V. NJ. P.
naphtha. 1Sc: gasoline. 19c; machine
gasoline. 27c; raw Hnseed oil, 55c;
boiled. SEC: turpentine, 47c; summer
black oil, TIE. winter black oil, Sc.
These quotations apply to brI lots +. o.
b. Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
GIVEN FINE AND JAZZ TERM.

William A. Brockman, found guilty
of operating a blind tiger" at Tip
ton, will have to serve a jail sentence
and pay the fine assessed. Brockman
was found guilty in the mayors court
here. but appealed the case and asked
for change of venue. The case was
tried in the Clinton circuit court,
where he was found guilty and was
sentenced to thirty days in the county
Jail and fined 500. A petition was sent
to Governor Ralston asking that he
suspend sentence as Brockman's fam
lily was in need of his time and money.
HIKERS COMPLETE 300 MILES.
The Hoosier mixers. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
L. Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Russell
Klein. who are walking 1000 miles
from Fort Wayne to Norfolk. Va, on
their wedding trips have covered 800
miles of their journey and have been
a sensation in every city through
which they have passed Today they
are al Norwich. o. The quartet has ex-
perienced fine weather since their
start, Aug. 4. and have been accorded
the most cordial treatment. They ex-
pect to finish the / 900 miles by Oct. 81.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

scenes of Eastern life. Later, the
Christ dominated the film.
The pictures are wonderfully good.
depict the customs and scenes of the
Holy Lend and visualize many things
that had seemed unreal
They have great educational value.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

H. c. Francis, for clerk. and several
others spoke.
One Italian block captain named
julius Caesar was loudly cheered when
he stated that the Black Hand" down
his way had cut the threats of all the
roosters in the neighborhood as slam
at the democrats.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
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ments who wish to communicate with
advertisers whose Identity is not re-
vealed. should follow the instructions
TO address them by the key letter CIV
en-. Requests at this office to reveal
the identity of anonymous advertisers
can not. in Justice to the advertisers.
be answered. Simply follow instruc-
tioDs.
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Otherwise Things Were o. X.

Beyond Mr.. Ressler's humorous
speech and the effrontery of the "dra-
gon- fighting" editor to trying reak into
the party. which he hasn't been sup
porting, the meeting was a rousing one
and from the reports received on or
ganization Knots will have a good
scrap on his hand when he and the
Johnson men go to bat.
William Dunn. candidate for judge,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

FOR SALE-1OO-foot lot,
corner Russell and Hob
man ST.; best business lot in
the city. For particulars adj
dress Hammond Realty Co.,
218 Hammond Bldg, Ham
mond, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
NOTICE.

The Compulsory Educational Law
passed at the last session of the Gem
eral Assembly of Indiana requires all
children under the age Of fourteen to
be in school. and all children between
fourteen and sixteen to be in school
unless regularly employed. Those be-
tween the latter ages who are at work
as well those who intend to work
are required to furnish a school certi-
ficate which may be obtained at the
office of the superintendent of schools,
627 So. Holman st CIDER Bldg).
School begins Sept. 2. This law is
mandatory and the school authorities
have no choice in regard to its en-
forcement.
C. NJ. M'DANIEI.
Superintendent of Schools
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Washing and ironing to do;
will call and deliver. Mrs. Hood, 142
Hanover St, Hammond. 26-a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
DIR. Smith Is Affected.

Later on. the Tribune editor prom
ised,he would become a regular dickens
Of a st. George and go out and assail
the dragon Tom Knots. Some one then
whistled In the sweet bye and bye"
and the rest of the Citizens agreed
that no man should assail his meal
ticket even if he happened to be a po-
litical dragon"
During the editors speech DIR. Frank
w Smith, chairman of the evening.
yawned from ennui and nearly dis
located his jaw.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

FOR SALE-Beautiful 11-room home;
hardwood finish. furnace heat, every
thing modern. 10o-foot corner lot, five
minutes walk from State and Holman;
big bargain If taken at once. J. S.
Blackburn Co. Hammond 25-6
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WANTED TO RENT-Seven or S-room
house centrally located: possession
Oct. /. 5 p. Times, Hammond. 27-3
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Auto trucks for pleasure
parties for evenings and Sundays.
Phone 373. Calumet Motor Transit Co,
lis Clinton st. Hammond. 22tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

PASTURING-wil pasture live stock
on Knickerbocker farm. two miles
south of Hammond Address ID. Times.
Hammond. 2tt
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED TO BUY-Any number of
young pigs or months old: will
pay market price. delivered at Knick-
erbocker farm Address KnicSerbocker.
Times office. Hammond. att
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FOR SALE-50-foot lot on Michigan
ave. near Calumet: bargain if TAX
en- at once. Apply $50 Wilcox St. Ham
,nond. Phone sf0R 27-6
FOR SALE-Large nine-room house !;
pantry and bath. full basement, suit
able for private residence or boarders
or roomers; gas for cooking and cleo
trio lights: at a bargain; small cash
payment and balance monthly; on Erie
st. close to Conkey plant. Phone 1875.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
LEW SHANK
RIDICULES
GOVERNOR

tcontinueo feom Page on.s
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Thereupon Mr.. Ressler sat down and
the editor of The Tribune stood up. He
told what a tricky man Tom Knots
is and that he didn't answer the lies
in the Post because the Post would
only tell more lies. Some wondered If
the lies remained unanswered be-
cause the Tribune is getting half OF
the KNOTS city printing, the whole
swag being worth about 5000 a week.
but there was no time to enlighten the
fleeced taxpayers this point
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FEUDISTS IN
BLOODY WARFARE

yContinued from Page IL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28
TEARS SHED
At PARTY
GATHERING

party of Gary last night in the Feuer
building where reports on the effec-
tive organization work that is going on
were received. r. o. Johnson and the
Citizens held their meeting on the
second floor while upstairs Mayor
Knots was delivering a howery speech
to a band of women.
RessIer's Little Joke.
The humor on the second floor soon
equaled that of the third floor when
Attorney Ressler got up and made an
impassioned speech telling of the need
of newspaper to back up the party.
Mr.. Ressler finally made 1t plain that
the Gary Tribune should be supported
and he proceeded to recount the mag
nificent services its editor had render
ed in lighting the dragon Tom Knots.
Many had tears in their eyes. How
ever, those who saw Mr.. Ressler wink
ing his right eye ten times a second
while making the speech saved their
tears and went forth from the session
with dry handkerchiefs or dry coat
sleeves. witch ever the case happened
to be.
Mr.. Ressler's speech was not inter-
rupted by the sobs and wringing of
handkerchiefs but two darkies chew
ing grains of corn caused some excite
ment when they swallowed the corn
and nearly choked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-28

FOR RENT-Two desirable rooms; all
modern improvements; furnace heat;
large enough for two or three gentle
men. Inquire 2S7 Truman ave, corner
Sohl ST. Hammond. 27-3
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-15

Sn Der epans. Ref. Salems Sir.
dc on Der Gr1nro unb Sycamore
Sirobe pirb beute 2 llbr ghcnmits
tags bic Notwithstanding bss
Grouens une 5unefrdusns 5tlfspers
ems fir Diatoaie dbssbalisn iperben.
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itdiigieii poblbstonn!en 8sreins III
gran Dm. gru6mdnn. Gs bat bers
islbt felt fait % Jahren fin nls
trsuer 8siitann bss bitliaen Ginioniis
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erwieisn uno trGftig bic 3meds ssr
rcnntsr 8obltbdtiqieitsoHifal asf6rs
cert. Sn Der beutieen Yerfammluns
nirD oer SuperinteRbeHt bes Dinios
n.Henbouiss iibsr bic Arbtit Der Mns
itolt unp bss Uereins eine Anfprnhe
balten. Rad griebieung Der sd4Giis
l'hen aHssls8enbiten ipirb sla
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fhulroum fsrpirt iprben. e5rennbs
niefes gersins unb hes Diotonifen
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zine Ibfhabuna hires phnIifhen Wera
tbss, INN In iolher Meile ibrs geiituss
rune better au resuliren, bic bohit
mangelboft lift, neil bic aorporationsn
es periteben, ben Wsrtb ibrss Gisens
thums 5u perbsimIifen uno bic bisbts
rissn 2lbidGsunssmstbpb iih als
bohit unbefrisbigsnb srlpieien bdbtn.
0as 8erldnsen. bob 9.rtcni. Der
aorpprationss sapmmiiiion nihts ins
Sdnoipsri pfuihsn ionsn, iit ebenfulls
berehtist. Inter benz i,biaen Spitem
tperoen 4norhnunssn Der aommiHipn
bstrsffs Der R.suliruna BON aorporas
tionsn burh GinhaItsbsfsHe aufsshdls
ten. 8us folIts ibnsn niht s.itattei
isin, neil ooburd bi. Qbbilfe, tusIts
Die aommiifion gu bieten perluht,
binausssfhobsn ipirc.
Sn Der 9anbipirtbItaft tpirb cine
bsIisrs Organization ptrIanst. Gs
arbeitsn oarin su pisIs gtboreen unobs
hdngia BON sinonoer, 'pas sur 1olge
bat, bab bic 8erpaItune fih toftipit.
li9er itellt. ols npthpsnois III. Be
retiiat III auh oas 0srlanaen, ben
9anppiytbn beHsrsn Stus stssnilkr
aspiiIenIpisn Jabritantsn BON Din.
aungs WdteriaI au bistsn. 5isrin fpiro
Gin GROCER ShpinbeI astrieben. Der
ritt bios bic Gormer finansitii ftnis
oigt. Ionosrn aud, Der qdnopirtbitaft
i'm hohitsn Groes nahtbeilie tit.
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Ginfiibruna bon gobensa arsbii. Dieter
Qu'aab. iolIt. bi. 2sgisIatur fih mig
litit balo sutpenosn. Die 2onoipirth.
ihaft brauhi beFtrsn arsbit, als ibr
i,st sur 9srfiisung It.bt. uno ohn. bic.
fen tonnsn bic fleinsu Iaropirthih1fts
liten gstrieb. niht auftommsn. bic
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ShsusruRg enipsesr gu uiritn.
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oSabrsn cine 8sniiou Su gstp0hren,
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Stdat ioIte fih ritt nit Diustn be-
fafitn Die Bios Die aommuntn dnoss
hen. GniItisbsu Ststuno nsbmtn
mir qepsn ben WnrihI1g. bic 9erfutI-
Iiouuo fir bi, WiIis bsrabsuf.ssn. 1i.
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unsnoIia ioitIpislia'r fpdrs. aIs bic
Wiilis.
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nsm g,itrsben. bic gsrtpoItung ess
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ibiimIidsr 5tnif6t aussuboutr, poIift,
4ntrtsnHunl.
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RahidNf po,tsbaum srheIt ssfern
Morssn iurS natl 3 libr bic Was
hung. oaB Der poli,ift Nples ar
Grnnein Foao BON Ginbref<rn, bic sr
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nspiese, Walipa unn Rainep silisn TO-
for. in otns poIiseiauto ntm aamsros
ter Sa 5iiis. fdHbsH ieboh. bob 20
fit I'm sinsn ialiden alarm banosiis.
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lans bes y. z. 3onepman. Ro. 2l33
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fLtaaa onsuftslsn. elite Gin Qanbor.
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lsoo6 gum @liit nift ssircfisn nur.
fs 5ros sinstRnber linitriuduna
sennis ieine Spur pon Ginbge6trn
gfHnben u<rbez.
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mug WaIfer hineinssleitst perben tam,
um ben llnratb ourd ben Stlinois
5lub in ben MiHiHippi bineinsuz
ihpemmen. Der Qlau lpar BON porn.
berein psrfsblt. Gbieaso bate Elm an
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lnrat6s,, posr Risielfslber, ober Dsrs
orbeituns pes llnratbs in Diinsunsss
Wtatsrial, pbsr gum Rinoeiten bic
Heinigung oes unraths in Der Weiie,
baB nur bic fIiiHigen 9eitanbtbeils
fortssfhpemmt gu peroen brdu6ten.
glIs IhliebIih Der llnratb fib in BE-
Gng'tigenoer Weiis anhGufte, fpuroe
bas Grieaseepartemsnt Der Der. Stuas
ten, bas bic apntrpls iibsr bic Seen
uno ale fhiffbaren 8eDafsr bsfiBt,
dngegon9en, einen ipsiteren 3uflub
aus osm Wihisan Ges gu eeitatten.
Sds lpuroe unter Der 9eoinaung sugtz
iaat, oaB Die Stabt Reinigungspsrte
anle9e, 10 ouB nur bic flifieen BE.
itanotbeiIs fortseihpemmt 5u ipsroen
brau6en. Dieter 8ertrag ipurbs aber
niht eingehaItsn unb jsbt. oa bic Nm
bGufun9 bes llnratbs unertrdglich ges
poroen III, bat man on ben &risgs.
Setretar bds 9erlanoen gs'tsllt, sr
iolIe einsn tpeitsren srobsn 3uIluB aus
osm Mihisan Ses seItattsn, mas er
nertpsigert bat, ndfhsm bic Sahpers
itGnbi9en Isinss 9epartemsnts ibn in
9enntniB eeieBt haben, bab Elm Gb.
fluB in bsm llmfdngs. ME i'm bic CD
nitdtsbeboroe bon Chicago forbert, Die
Sdiffubrt ouf oem Gre in bebsntlt
dem MaBe besintrGhtiuen puros.. Die
Gbicaooer gsh0rpe nil jeBt Die gro
bsrs DuIierSufubr obne 3uitimmuns
beg arisoss sSstretdrs perunitaIten.
9ds nuroen iebo6 Die 8unoes9syihts
bsrhinoern t0nnen. Die Sanitdtsbs.
b0rbe muB gu Der GinTidt os6ratt
perben bag es ibre 9fli6t III, Heinis
Qunos. .4nIdgen ber3uitellen uno es III
unperitdnbIia, tparum lie bas gu thuu
iih ipeigsrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-15
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quit &errmaun hat er lid nit NeHt
Tim anoebotpngn Sol1r poIIIt6notg
befrieoiat ertIart unb miro ben rent.
oirten Sontratt nnterSeif)nen, iebnio
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ions be3eshuet bic In llmlnaii aeies.
ten @eriify.e iiber ieinen beabiihtisieH
ausirunh als aug Der Suf. aesriifen
unb i9rid,t iih i.ber bic A.isiidten Der
Heos" Infer 2eiiima oe5 nellcn
SoduptInrgs 5irser iehr bo'inungsuoIl
aus. @epen Die Stelluna i'm Sounen.
ielo madt er niff bic Gertnsite Gin.
weubung lmo osrfprid,f ieine bciteE
SeiItmsen i'm fomnletoen ssohres-
tanpie.
Ter aan5e SpielpIos i'm .sieblanb.
,SieIo" ituno geifern unter 3 5ub
@aiier, ods in bic nnieren Soseu oes
8ranb. b.StarS 5u hrinsen brobte. Die
l,eberidapemHIung fnnn bic 8ebaii.
lid3teiteu nit]t ftdbigen unb miro iiIr
bic Iestidhrige gerniuns BON guesn
fem.
4raiibert stngnit Serrmnnr uHo
Sefretar sSohn G. Bruce reiien beute
aberlo nab Chicago Bu Der III noriger
@ot)e BON bier oorthin pertagten
sSafresperiammlung Der gsationnl.
aoutniiiion ab. uri bic nod noriie-
genoen 9eitaite sn erIebieen.