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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

WARD NO 10 CAP
r. I. spencer n Grand River. Stanton farm, p. ara.
II. q WHY. line being triangle shape
running right angles with and n OF and ads.
Grand River ave- :,
NJ Roller. Hudson werners sub OF T. G. sss
OF p. c. <7t lying OF the line OF Grand
lots ~ and 10 OF Hall
David Ross n Mcdraw last named
woodman McGraw last named sub
T.. Cheetman: McGraw last named sub
r. w. Lehser, sub.
WAR6 So 10 H. h00Ner 'S' named CAP No IS
BsneoIe Marquette sub OF lots 10 and II
w Howlsnd wreford last named subj. . No =;
s. A. Clark Ferry Park McIaughlins lot of Hall
and Ingersors sub OF the Hall
WARD NO 10 CAP NO 81 !"
Jas r Grant n Ferry Park Y. Hamlin's sub
g. and OF Hall and Ingersolrs sub OF the Han farm
WARD NO 10 CAP NO 60 &C."
L. Mclaughlin, McIauRhins sub OF lot OF
Hall .frac.
Jas g. Grant. Ferry park last named SUBJ. r. :, @ frac
r. Spauidine Park sub OF lots %
lot 81 OF McIaughlin's
OF lot OF Hall and ngersors sub OF Hai 1arm
JOS stevens n Ferry Park Herbert
T. l. r. II H., except the sly 2io6t IT.
j. winchester. Ferry Park Thomas wrefords sub
lots and of the sub OF the part OF the Messmore
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22
Observation-Disclosures

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Is.
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81 i s:s;s :ji' z: s :l'l:7 &$ :;:; 4; .
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81 tss.s 81, :: ~ :' & 7 s. NJ o., m ). IS
Unknown '" 5. A @ sf s 4 o n
n''''" w r. of q
'''"'A w. "A''n n IT ".
..A" warren s W toll ~ 1854 !" IT
ss + St $ss'I ~. %si:a % s:7'isss is IS" >" .
- a. St Aus}S 70 81 " 100" 10" n
s Ell 4 s. A 2Sa F%t'. sui. of No IS and n par.
NJ XSS farm NJ Auhin sub of the part of o st
at & sub of the northern par, sA@ No IA
Is: ls. Dsass'4a! R e. the sub P No %
whitney. p.,.,. 5 & 9 Is { OIL ., IS Il Sc IS.
ID LEWIS D'''' reare IT n IT.
s ss' H 6 OF 5. { q: ad e. OIL ts7 sos
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

10 20 % 81 3 o5 ~ 80 IS
10 10 q 10 . SO - 30 so
az 4s 2 80 B rs 81
e "a II III 10 % ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

W. ssSSay, Chestnut plat part St. AasiS
c. Chestnut N part Aubin
c. BONNER. of part l. 81. Au6in
Aptiss1% plat Of the sub of block. 70
r. 81 sehrsmssr m Antiessm %'i last a0 named sub
T. y bshows Antis,am. part campsu
% A LshhsSd jay
ana wat5Ss Sas farm ss the sub of blocks !
.s% plat i: Ct ss :ss e. In:
TssSel1.s dr.tiot
.. Hokmsn. arstiot plat Nm. S. st. Aubin
D. Norman n dr.tot last named
Teeroix n Gratot ppart
-PC :,
shsns Division plat of sub of o. No 81. ..
Y ::.s ss tn: sub of lot:
e.; s "a s M
. IL IT. Of v loft
II Of S S. %A!ss: : IF M: sub :: mum
sssSsn and sh.rnsy. wilkins. plat No 81 St
- Issssss "a ~
s.9 plat Of tn. sub of lot 10 of cratic.
81 T.ons Er.kn. plat of tn. of
KIM EI:sis: Ia, names named SUI: sub
plat of sub of No. " St c Agsi 30 farm e
som S'.ss sas' e. sub of hal. Of :. from wat
gsAsS sub s. II
sss; $:E: III 4s'';' r. e
g:;. ia farm sf nc ss ss e s;.'.' 2: n ana n
+, Ss: ct ' ssu cub = 'ss
Au0n lying s Of A.1andrns q
WARD St .s xs Ear s.l sss Of " and ~.
farm ens .; ssss sub Of that part o. 3 .
4'R'iss; '.:. r:t'''' sub Of ',r" n'
s%ss sp sSs s As.f sf IF Is " ana . St
s%s e.@,s %'i farm s. Ses by 'f Of Is % and
Nh: Thscdor. Davis, sub Of so of N, sub OF the
Hss6- r.a.cs rsn. p..as..a. sub &C car 20 8 s.
w AIG" N fsrm CAP 30 So
s!y EaFf % lots ;.' 50 "a and Sc "S S'
farm ,,;' > a,
Fs aSa F farm s'at'oF' sub Of the r Of .
F 81 %s. :s 81 Isl So s. pS
d. rsfF E;:o'S sub of block: a and :.
S$sssSIss rs5 IL; ss$:S
k5ss%s' rl Tsyr a g' s.%s %es u Sub
f .ss ts,n Tsl"f s. 1 nSm s@% s%s
M tx. q
~ =
Iacroiv Palmer last named sub
named
i@croix named
Palmer. last named sub
s. Palmer. named sub
named sub.
I'll Hendre, named sub.
Mdeury. white. sub of lots SO and 81 AaS"
farm
ssns .ss Of srs OF secs % 5i e
sa% "E Ssss q. y part jaime:
k%SsSp Fauss ,r 40 81
Unknown milwaukee,. Elmer II. stones OF o 10 OF
and Denis Campaus sub OF frac secs 20 and 81
a. Kuszyk MIwauiee last named sub
II. Milwaukee last named
W WhrpG No MILWAUKEE, last "''"'0 car NO iO7
w Rothwsn Grand boulevard .Aberie sub
2s IT of lot H. frae secs 20 and 49, T. l. s IL q,
Rev C. Albright boulevard last named sub.
j. Bollir Grand boulevard last named sub.
r. l. werbach n Clark 1chty Itsen and
sub OF the part OF quarter sec 3D. 10000 acre
NJ HaiI n Grand boulevard last named
ysgGod No po'ard last named CAP NO los
T. Bnrke Pollard subdivision Of that part OF Is and
Of the Of w. u So 10000 tract. be-
the Boulsyard and Young st
Gsks n S Ps,aS ias; named sub
J. g s..ner Est, Pollard named sui. :; = ~ az,
Z. 1sun n Pollard sub of the half % lot
OF the sub OF quarter 3d. 90 a. ~ and o. acre
H r. wagner n Pollard last named SSst q
q I. Finley last named sub 10 IT,
of nd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22
TENTH WARD.

k. It Of s.; s 'F B,, fsA yj3 .55 S.
ANN $SS%S:S% Fort SF last d named sub
s; Fort or T ST. r S:s part 'ss 8
Fort; sub OF part OF p C No 47a KNOWN Is
SS;s Fort Fort last las: named ST Il
wm Howard sub 81 the Hall portion OF P c No
Jennie named sub. :..,
IS. PIE, oSs gdf4@; fs Of portion Of p No
except Si.3S IT.
WARN No :, except PAP p 80 S:'i 5. TT
Julia DouEiS n Howard whewood and csreis sub Of the
G the BEING 1sr pa4t Of f F no St
H. sfniianoK Howard
Geo Fo sn Ns:on last last named named
John BS S Porter Wards part
farm
T. AEs r part
T.ES ~ u war s.sss
Sisy ,1S S. ps Of Of s' 6 M Of %
road
Of nsa 1f q fsG5: 'g farm Of
Wright Linden. last named subj. cip "a.
Francis chve9e nreckenridss Stanton. that
Buchanan st. G Grand River an ave-
farm and ~ II. s.
d
Citizens. stanton.
Buchanan st st. Grand River G ave-
Pa. casey Bieckcnrdxe
west ,as7 It.
f. F2SEss H Hs%ssi last s' named named
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

WARD NO. 10 CAP no. 20
Benjamin Fifteenth, Bendeow's sub OF the
lot p Messmore Est. frac sec l. T. . s. II II E. an
frac 36 T. j, s r. IL
r W. OBriens . Of
No A. known tho Iafontaine farm n OF Warren ave
OF County. Michigan. T. & II
A w. Fifteenth named
w Fifteenth named sub.
T. Wa RI 10 10 i''e"'' ''S' ""'''' CAP 10 81
O. r. W. Fifteenth. G
lying between the chicago and Grand River roads
Plard. Fifteenth named % so ~
Fred Nage w Fifteenth. last named
sSft
r Fifteenth. last
Fred G Wills. w fifteenth last named
Quinn, Fifteenth last named
Smart ". Fifteenth, named sub. - IT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-22

WAN No "a CAP Va i9 r.
Tho. KELLEY ylrsinis Mcoresor: rsS q lots and
WAND No 10 " - " ~ CAP NO 81
X Pave Ncolet Sale Gardens being sub. of lots
WARS No o.n 10 ,"'i" - '1' a - ''' CAP No 81
Hecker, being Of
49, both inclusive. of the sub.
VIE IT.
J. Hecke
J. Nicolet named
F. Hecker. Nicolet last named 10 IT
F. Ncolet, last named sub. 10 It
WARD 80
Unknown Hogarth. crosman and McKays OF
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27
The Soft Satin Ribbons Embroidered with
Gold Are One of The Novelty Showings

girdle or some accessory that can be
trusted to give relief.
Smart sports coats that are plain and
simple, made of linen eponge in rather
big plaits.
White silk stockings embroidered,
some with black and some with color.
New and interesting hats and trim
ming in an exquisite shade of pink
known as "Cyclamen.
MILDLY blouses of jersey silk in white
and in blue with sashes of the same to
be used instead of belt.
Very dainty blouses for afternoon
wear of the new Miracle crepe en-
broidered with beads, some in match
ing color, some with gold.
Bathing costumes with riding
brooches taking the place of the usual
boomers.
Russian blouses of net that are
pretty over skirts of crepe de chine
and similar materials.
Exceedingly attractive and novel
wrist bags of leather dyed to new
shade known as ashes of Roses"
that can be carried effectively with
many summer costumes.
Novel bathing hats in sornbrero
shape, made of pure gum with trim
ming of rubber band and rubber tassels.
A great many exceedingly hand
some fans with sticks of ivory, hand
painted with floral designs, and upper
portions Of ostrich feathers.
A convenience for the needlewoman
that has only to be seen to be appreei-
ated. 1t is rubber band with metal
ring to be slipped over the. spool OF
silk or cotton. By passing the thread
through the ring unwinding and tang
ling become impossible while at the
same time it is easy to obtain a needle
full as desired.
Very attractive ornamental hair
combs in Spanish style showing real
moorish designs that are exceedingly
rich and effective in color. Others
again that show Persian ornamental
ton, every form of Oriental ornaments
being in fashion this season.
Quaint little brooches in the form
of a ring with an owl perched thereon.
Since the owl Is supposed TO be the
bird of wisdom they are especially COM
mended to the students who will grad
uate this spring.
Hats of grey straw in real Directoire
style that are made higher with pied
up trimming of ostrich in the same
shade, with just tiny little rosebud
to give touch of color.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27

EXCEEDINGLY smart fancy COL
r. lars made of taffeta in various
- colors, each consisting Of one
high ruche to form a frame for the
face and second one turned down
over the gown or coat.
Shoulder capes in great variety, OF
bright colored silks and organizes, to
be worn with white gowns.
Jabots of lace that are attached to
collars of colored silk and made full
over a plain foundation.
Exceedingly handsome blouses OF
rose coloIed crepe and wolfe embroid-
cred with black in simple design.
BIouses of crepe with collars of
organdie and frills of net finishing the
front edges.
Very smart blouses Of striped hand
kerchief lawn with collars and cuffs
OF white pique.
A most attractive dancing gown
for the young girl of rose colored
taffeta, the only trimming being seal
lops in medium size embroidered with
heavy white silk.
A variety of fancy collars Of white
organdie with the edge inset with
crescent shaped bits of color and I'm
ished with embroidery in French knots.
Evening scarfs of spangled net nm
ished with simple hens.
Scarfs of tulle in white and in colors
that are finished with hemstitched
edges.
Very beautiful tulles in two tones
that are especially well adapted to
scarfs that are SO generally used in
combination with evening gowns.
Exquisite garnitures for young girls
frocks that consist of silk flowers COW
cred over with twisted material that
gives charming effect.
Attractive costumes for summer out
ings consisting of skirts of blue and
white striped material plated to
bring the blue always on the top with
loose smocks of the plain blue, wrist
bags and hats to match.
Pantalettes of glove silk in dark
colors finished with little frills OF
taffeta designed for wear beneath
street costumes.
Pantalettes of white silk, some with
lace trimming and some with ruffles Of
silk, that are intended for evening
wear.
Sports hats made of Japanese linen
trimmed with Oriental embroideries
in characteristic colorings.
Pongee in a variety of attractive
and smart shades. 1t is admirable for
sports coats as we'll as for gowns.
Marvelously beautiful ribbons for
eashes and for trimming and for gar
nitures. of soft satin richly brocaded
some with silver and some with gold.
Sports coats of striped glove silk
with sashes of plain that are charm
ingly youthful in effect.
Blouse garnitures and over dresses
of net embellished with little beads
sewed over a stamped design. They
are very beautiful and suggestive for
the work easily can be done at home,
any braiding or embroidery design
being used for the purpose.
A variety of wrist bags showing
beads in rich and really Respondent
coloring, often in elaborate designs
suggestive of the old time samplers
with their conventionalized flowers,
quaint figures and the like.
A great many young girls gowns OF
grey but always enlivened with some
Bit of bright color either in the girdle
or the rose that is tucked -into-the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27
Fancy For Children Is Fl0wered
Materials By May Manton

r TITLE girls are being charmingly
dressed this season. 1t is doubtful
if their fashions have ever been
prettier or more attractive. The
picturesque note which is dominant
in styles for all ages is especially at
tractive applied to their needs. The
simplest cotton materials are shown in
really lovely lowered effects. They can
be combined with taffeta coates or over
bodices to be wonderfully attractive. The
Empire line always is becoming. Cir
dies and sashes play really important
part. They are made of ribbon and
they are made of material but almost
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27
Embroidered Tafeta
Makes
a Dainty Frock

THIS is essentially season Of
needlework. 1t is very largely
= employed in place Of sewed-on
trimming and it never is used to
better advantage than on little girls
dresses. The one that is shown here
is designed to be worn over a plain
blouse OF guimpe and is perfectly we'll
adapted to linen, to pique, to pongee
and materials of such sort.
The embroidery design is most
attractive one and at the same time
it is simple. There are very beautiful
mercerized threads that are used for
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27
Design for embroidering girls dress.

Design for embroidering girls dress.
the purpose and they give a really
lustrous effect while at the same time
they launder perfectly. The work is
really simple, both the making of the
dress and the embroidery, for the frock
is laid in box plat at each side of the
front and one at each side of the back
and means very few seams to be sewed.
The scalloped edges must be first
padded and then button-holed, the
stems Of the design are intended to be
outlined only, the leaves, dots and
flowers are to be worked in solid en-
broidery or satin stitch.
White embroidery on color is very
pretty and color on white is extremely
fashionable this season so that there
is opportunity for variation. Rose
color or blue embroidery on white
would make very charming frock
and white embroidery on either color
is exceedingly attractive. If a frock is
being considered for the coming sum-
mer and for the very warm days, linen
of light weight or fine handkerchief
lawn could be used. Embroidery is
being much used upon silk as well as
upon the washable materials and
very charming and dressy little frock
could be made of taffeta, embroidered.
For this material, the work should be
done in self color or white Pink with
white embroidery makes very attract
i've effect and worn over a net blouse
makes a dainty frock. For a more
useful dress, dark blue embroidered
in a matching color would be hand
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27

Nav Manton Patterns for these De-
signs may be obtained by sending 10
cents for each pattern wanted to the
Fashion Department OF this paper.
Fashion Dept.
Gentlemen
l enclose. for which send me
the following patterns:
Send Pattern No. Size. -.
Send Pattern Nc. Size. -.
To (Name)
Street and No.
City. ..........S State. .......-
- y
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27
DESCRIPTION OF
PATTERNS

1884 Gathered Blouse,
Misses and Small Women,
I6 and Is years.
SGoo with Basting Line
and Added Seam Allow
ance) Gathered Skirt for
Misses and Small Women,
I6 and Is years.
1870 with Blasting Line
and Added Seam Allow
ance) Girls Dress, 8 to ID
wears.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27

GRADUATION DAY always
brings it's demand for a
~ white frock. Chif, crepe
de chine and fine white cotton
wolfe are favorite materials.
For the summer frock, taffeta
in color over a white dress
makes a smart effect.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27

Fetching Leghorn
Hats are Being
Shown
TVHE hat always
4 makes a subject of
interest and just
now there is SO
much variety offered
that the danger lies in
an embarrassment of
riches, but for the after
noon costume there is a
marked tendency toward
the large hat or the hat
of moderate size.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-27

DESCRIPTION OF
PATTERNS
$500 with Basting
Line and Added
Seam Alkowance)
Fancy for Bodice,
Misses and Small
Women,
Is and 10 years.
1854 with Blasting
Line and Added
Seam Allowance)
Gathered for Skirt,
Misses and Small
Women. Is and 10
years.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20

tiefe boFfe id bic Darleben 5u erbals
TN. Nel9er Ystras ssbrau9t tperbeu
ipirb. Derma9 iebt np6 9lietnano 81
foeen. Die Giferbeii fir bic Oar
leben tIi bic @bre Der iiiDtf4en RaiTe,
bic mod niemals bsriagt bat. @nsebos
rsnes Streben, ererbter @eiAGftsins
ftintt unb etne nod ME in 3fpeifel ees
5pgene @6rlibfeit Der RafIe gdran,
tisren baFiir, oab bic Durleben 3us
liidge3a6lt nerbsn, penn lie ibren
5Slped, ben @ufbau Der SsritOrten
6eimitGtten unb SnbuItrien, srfiillt
6aben. Nir perben feline 3inien per
langen. Die ameritoniIhen Suben,
nit 9srieben, reberflub unb GeIunbs
belt geiegnet, tDnnen niht peniger
ttun, ols ibrsn burh ben Srieg nit
nierten 8riiDern oriiben, mober 10
pisle oon urs gefommen itnb, Die Wits
tef an Die Sunb 81 geben, it6 ein
nsues unb feFeres aebsn urf3ubuuen.
I'D bin Der feiten Soffnung, baB,
ipelhe Summe INNER qebrdu6t niro.
lie BON ben dmerifuni56en Suben
eufaebratt nerben taun. Sin neues
Galisien. elm nsues pOlen, Elm neuss
Qitbauen fam nit @meritds Silfs ers
ridtet unb Der jiibif6en RuiIs neue
2uperii6t aeQsben per0en"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Sinou=Hrublem pDr benz Cber-
bunoesseribt.

Gine 5rage, tpelc1e fir unier 9ano
bon sroBsr Wi6tiateit iit. neil es It6
oorum banoelt, Oh Der mdiienneiien
@inpanoeruna eetpObulicher Sinbuz
Irbeiter eta Riegei uoreei6oben fpers
ben tann, piro oGs Sberbuubesqes
rtht beihdfti9en, nuhbem oasielbe
erti6ieoen bat, oab es bas 9erfab=
zen por bem Gan Sranciscoer Bun
otsri9ter SopIing, tpeIdes 5ur @uss
tpeiiuns BON 35 0inbus fiibrte, repi>
bieren min. Die gtuspeiIung bieier
Geute, pel6e 2(nfang 1913 in Gan
6raHcisco eintrafen, mar perfiiqt
lporben, neil iis Der offsutIiaen Wp5lz
tbdtieteit mOgliterrpeiie 5ur Cart fdI
len ipfirben. 8ei etnteeH mar ferner
als 9runo dn9e9eben, oab lie an Sas
tentpurm lttten.
Gie paren iibsr Die, gbilippinen
getommen, mo iie cine turae 3eit sus
eebrddt batten, unb fie Derlanqten
ibre Sulaiiuns gum Seitldnb Der
0ereiniaten Stdaten nit Der Beariins
Sung, hab man iis du4 auf bic pbis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
Gieiis. Slim las.n.

Steben alagen, m oenen ouT
Csrl,no oeS g5erman.@eieBes orel1a'
der Sd,aoeneriat i'm @eIarttr1tbetrd'
oe BON S18,252, ,822.99 geforoert
miro, limb BON @odran & .Dtanton I'M
9eelp gorfer 8luoes'arels9erlht an'
oeitrenat poroen. Die 9lnudlte per
treten Die Colorado Slim @r6ange,
.Ganluel Sd)iler BON Gbicago, Die
Gturbar6 Slim @rhange, @eorge
Utelies & 60. BON SSninois, Utile5
Brothers oyrtc., eugene &leine BON
gbieago urlo Die Chicago Slim er'
DANCE.
Die geflngten iinb Die @otion
Tictlre 9atents 60, @rneral 6tlnl
60, Die Salem 60, bic Selig Tolnl'
fope 60, Die Bitagrapb 80. BON
glmerifa, Die 9(rnlot @anbelbtlSer'
@eieQidaft, 9atbe 5reres, @eorge
aIeine, ,5ranf g. 9Oer, Senrp u,
Maroin, SSanes 8. aellnebp @il-
liam 9elBer, Siegnunb Silbin, Glib.
g. Gnlitb, @eorge g. Spoor, 8. u.
Celia ltno 3. 81. Bert, oaes Jirrrlen
lmo 8erIonlihfeitelt, oie in Der eriten
&ei6e oes Broblftions- lnnb Ser'
trieb5geidGftes iteben
9ie &ldger, Die oas @unoelbtloer'
@ertriebsgeibGft - Die gusleibun9
Don sSilms - in SMinois, gteip Dort
unb b,ir9 S1uii6euitaatli6en Sanoel
onoerspo betrieben bobelt, begrinoen
ibre 9lnipriid)e ale alIf @runo glei'
der 9efolptirngeu. sic geben an
6aB iie ourd cine eei6dftIide Som
bination" Der geflagten pom @e'
i6Gft ossgeidIoiien morben feier.
SS5br Sunoel beitartO in 2alf Berfaili
uuo 8ermietben Don sSiIms, Ippara'
rem un6 3ubeb6rtbetlen.
9ur6 bieie o&ombination", 10 BE-
haltpten Die &I6ger, Die ieit oern 1.
SSSanuar 1915 fortgeiebt beitanoen
hat, finb iie bon Der &onfitrren5 aus
geI6loIien moroen. SIR @eihaft plr-
6e unprofitabel aematt. uno lie ba.
ben i6ruere @erllite erIttteu. Gie SO.
lorobo sSilul.@eieQi6aft gibt an, ba3
lie brrh oas Nonopol eiuen tbatiGh-
Ii6en gerIuit in Rrofiten irno Gin
nabmen pon $500,000 erIitterl babe.
Snniuel EShiller bennfprufJt Sf49,,
900, oie Stanoaro Slim grhonge
$247 800, George Wtelies 60. S908,.
900, Wdles Bros, 9Snc., 80, 1875, 900,
@ugene &line S950,0O0 lmb oie Gbi.
cago Slim Grdpoiae 81 04,s7433.
Sbaleih bieie StIage tpie Elm gIit
ats beiterem S5inlmel mter Die
@rcBinblitrteQen oes @nnoelbiIoes
fonrnlt elm @orqeben 6ie1er
gIrt BEL Dem belltiaeu Stmbe bes
5Filmgeiddftes nid]t merrpurtct. Ser
nfleine" SSiln-GroolBent uno Ser
treiber bat angeblih i'm qat3en 2an.
be inter Der &oufltrreiR Der in1rrer
ar6Ber uHh ?ndhtiaer perbeitoen Rie-
ierqeieqifoften ifrper Ieioen miiTIen,
ipenn En- rid,t oar pollIt1noia aus
Dem Rarft gebrdret rpltroe. 9ieie
ltnteroriifl1q uernnlaftp cine btttere
ei1brtnq inter ben ,fIetneren" 2ell-
ten Die mumehr getpnItiam o1rf,
1ebrofeu III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-20
lippinsn aelafen babs.

lippinen 9elaiIen bdbe.
Die Ginpdnberunes ge6oroe Der
toeigerte ibnsn trobbem Die 3ulais
flung unO begriipOete pies banit, oaB
bic Sinbus Der 0ffentItden BobltbGs
tigteit our Qait fallen tOnnen, neil
man bier Elm 9orurtbsil gegen lie
babe, unb neil Die Misunderstanding
bier san5 unoers isien, als aui ben
Ybtlippinen.
Oieie Gnti6eibung puroe pom
@unDes oiItriftrihtsr 8ooling beItds
tiqt unp bum lpeiter pom Bunoesa
tteisappeautionsgeri6t.
9ie Sinbus legten oarauf beim
Sber 6unbesgeri4t 8erufuug Elm uno
btbaupteten, ooB bic 2lusfAliebuHg
negsn Der M6gli6teit, Der DFientlis
&en @o6ltedtigteit CUR 2ut gu Iafs
len, ii6 auf 8erriidte uip. bssiefe.
Gsrnsr faeten iie, oab iie 5par alias
ten Ieien, aber als britiI6e Inter
tbansn suqcluTen merbcn miibten.
Die Qeute beftnoen lih i'm Gdnpe.
itsten aber unter is $500 giirgi4aft.
Tie meiiten arbeiten uuf 5armeH.
9tuf ben 96ilippinen ent'heiost
iiber bic 3faNun9 Don ginpanosrsra
tas GrieQshepdrtcTnent, uno ipeget
Der oerihienener 92aiien= uno 4rs
beitsperbGltniiie IinD bic &inlpanosz
rungsbeitimmungen bort tpeit Ipenigsr
ftorf, ols aui BEN 5eitldnoe. AuI
tiefe @eiIs betommen Sinons AM
ben 9biliptiren leidt 3uldi'unos
3ertifitate. auf Gruub oerer lie ihre
3uluHune 9um Teitlanoe perlanaeu.
@rninnen bic Sinrus in oem porlie
oenpen SaG, pann hefiir6tet ots etna
punceruuqs Beb6roe einen ltarteil
9usuo 6inpuItaniIfer Qrbeiter.