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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

2uftfabren lit bas nun Dorbst -
ipdrit nit auffi s'ftiegen, mart nit abb
g'fallen -!
Sd min ibreisn, absr fein Son
brinst aus meiner feble. SD tuale,
pie netne Singer BON benz glatten
MetalI abgleiten, tpie meine @AsTtel.
bic ben Rnopf umflammert bdben, aba
rutfden. Noh einen Moinent iii,O
alles lit ppriiber lnsine 9dnoe sls!s
ten db, ib rutI9e, fals unb init eineM
aellenben @Arei beriinte idb in Die
Siefe.
Gin Donnergepplter n1sit Nus'
den unb mein Ropf iamsr3en surtts
bar, ib fdlase meine Mugsn auf anb'
febe meine 3ogispirtbin it eireri
Negligse, bas iaon niaht mai nthr.
elm Nsglisee lit, nit einem GeuAtsr in
Der 9anb unb nit entisBtsr neisne
por mir iteben.
,l1m @ottsstpillen, mas baden Sic
benn gsma9t2"
nMein 2uftidiff - pom &irct@
tburm!" ddste i'd.
.@ie trdumen jebt tpo9l nod?" rift
bic quite Srau unb riittelt MIDI anf.
.Mas 2uftf4iff unb &ir4tburIt =
Sic iinb aus benz 8ette gafdllen uno
babsn ben sdnaen Ra9tti|9 nit lnlss~
rifIen. yee, iiber iie aber opA."
,9lus benz Bett - 3" sd bebe
msine fdmer5enben @lieoer en1por
unb pGbrsnb meins Wirtbin iih tiid=,
iihtspon entfernt. nebme i6 auf meie
nem 8ettranb plab. Bott Iei Danft
Mlfp fein 2uft19iff, fein Gir9t9urWt,
fein san in bic sdbnenoe gisfe, fcnz
bern nur auf ben allerbtnss mertpiir4
big barten SuBboben meinss Saldf~
3immers.
aidbtis - geitern Mbeub bate i@
Elm Werf i;ber 2uftI9tfffdbrt geisItm
bas mar bic Solse bisier 2ettiire.
Nb:r am sanaen nd9fer! Sage bat
MIDI Elm @ebanfe niht Derlaiien:
Wenn erE einmal, boffentlih r:At
BON mir, bic lentbarsn 2uft1biffe erz
funben unb Der 2uftbrofafsi:oienit
einaefiibrt tperben, 10 tpirb .s ii4 als
Hotbtpenbigteit erireiien, bic &ir9s
tburmipiben nit 2atsrnsn 81 psris@
ben !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
Gin 1dniersidJ IN ntiniatur.

rRDnigin Mnna bon Srinibab"
biirfte ipobl Der ftolaeite Sitel fein,
ipelden Elm reides Wanteemdbel ie@
mails eritrebt bat. On amerifaniihen
Golbfdfern, benen bic mtlltonenreiden
papas europdifbe Marquis, 8arone.
Grafen, 2orbs, 6ersDse unb Siiriten
sefauft baben. lit betanntli4 fein
Mangel, aIlein CUR beritdbeln &Dnigin
bat es nod faine Sohter Der amerifaz
niIden @elbariitofratie gebraht.
Dieie Gbre nun ipa Der gohter bes
OelzMtaiondrs Spbn s. Slaeler,
ipelde bte @attin bes fran5Oitfden
8arons 9arben@Sidep tit, gu She'll
tperoen. Dieier Baron ideint bus
prototbp zines frans0iifden Goel<
manns Der alien S9ule gu fein, tpie
iie Dumas Der Melters in ieinem be-
ribntenHpnan .Die brsi Musfetiere"
70 dnaiebeno seldilbert bat. 8oller
Mutb unb 8eripegenbeit, nit Musfeln
bon Stabl unb 19arfem 8erftanb be-
gabt, bat Der 40 Sabre dlte Baron, Der
aus elmer alten iriI9en, CUR 3eit Der
8erbannuns Der Stuarts pus
Gnelano na9 5ranfrei9 gefliidteten
Samilis itammt, bic san3e Welt bur9z
ipanbert. gr mar Seiliten50slins in
Hamur unb flptter Stubent in 2eipz
gig; er beTucbte bic Militdr@Ifabemie
BON ct. GDr unb mar nit @rfols als
2iterat tpie als sSournaliit tbdtis. Nls
6erausgeber bes Sournals nSribouz
let" in paris serietb er in Sribulatioz
men; la Male tpurbe Ct bor bas @e=
rt9t eitirt unb bic ibm auferlegten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
W a n / 10 q.

eSn unferen Snuitrationen brinsen
mir natursetreue Saritellunsen Der
iapanii1en Marine. Sieielben finb
nad pbotograpbii9en 9lufnabmen,
ipelhe ft9 in Der Sammlung bes
2ieutenants Mipaofa, bes Marinez
Mtta9es Der iapaniI9en 8elanotihaft
in Wafbinston befinben, angefertigt.
Ser 3reuaer rNanipa", pelder bic
bebaitenbe Gabrseibtpinbigfeit bon 19
Rnotsn bat uno NIT alien moosrnen
ginridtunget berfsben iit, bat in benz
iebigen Rriege nit Der 8erni9tuns hes
hineit1aen S9iffes r&om Sbing"
einen bebeutenben grfolg errlagen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
SoDatttta nost G,tlentbaI.
(golfSs8alabe NIT iddiiiber gbor,
Grlduterung.)
g 0 | 0 ::

% Dl0:
Gs blinfsn i'm froitigen MonbesItrabl
Die alien, perfpitterten 3innen:
Bott griibe bid, Bette BON gulentbal-
9euP fiibr' i9 Die 9oloe bon binz
men!
(gbor: Der Sic bas ruff, is Sic
nGnllih a bilbbibI6es, blonolodiges
Gerldsn bon aipesun3pan5is d f9neiz
bigger @raf aus benz pdrn'f9en.)
Solo:
mas f9lei9t ba i'm 8ui6e 10 araulig
unb ftumm,
Den Corn i'm seipenitif9sn 8lide?
Den @iirtel bat er, ben 5arnif9 um,
limb Is briidt ibm Der 9elm bas
(g bpr: Der MI binsdssn is sic
Der albe Maubrisber 8nm6o bon gi=
Isnbhal; q bfiffisss 2ubsr; Der bat
Sic lunbe gero4enD
Solo:
1lnb ipie nun Der Rnabe 10 jung unb
10 beib
6triprengt auf benz f1naubenben
Pferbe,
Dn bonnert ibn an Der aetpappnete
@reis,
limb ben 9anbfdub tpirft er aur
grbe.
re- bor: Nu gebt's los! gi Serr
estneri9 nee, is Sic bas d fsr9terli-
tbts Gsmssel)
Solo:
Esbi Iiesen iis 8eibe I'M raudenben
Btpm Stumpf Der geboritenen
Ianne.
Rz)er ipinft bn bonn S0Iler i'm 9feifes
but -?
8silagensDertbe Sobanne!
(gbor: Das is Sic ndmIid5 Bic
Ebe1emnblin bes Bumbo bon gilens
bhal. bic bpfIidtpergeH'ne perIon. bic
Nh syingIing entfibrsn tpOIIte. Gieblte,
M Dsibtlsmcnlfeu, nun fannie Dsi
3anbtOftsfsssn tpibber nuspaGsHD
y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

Matroien Der NantDa.
Seine Sorpebos bradten baslelbe na9
etnem furaen 2encontre aum Stnten
unb nit Mann unb Maus liegt bas
@9iff nit Der Sylasge bes eriinen Sraz
dens i'm selben Selbe iebt auf benz
@runbe bes Wfeeres.
Cine @ruppe BON 5beerjaden oes
rNanitpa feut bic stpeite Slluitration
bar. Gs iinb offenbar fernise Geielz
len. beren unterleBte Geitalten gu tem
fhtperen Oienft an 8orb zines Rriegsz
i6iffes tpie sei9affen eri9einen. Die
8orbereitunsen gu einem Sorpeboz
Grercitium peranl4auli9t bic brittle
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
Sc n d h benz.

-Sena9bem. damn: sd
tpsrbe bsute Nbenb ben junsen Doctor
mitbrinsen!" - Srau (bie mebrere beiz
ratbsfdbige s06ter baD: nsSft fdon
redt! (Rlingelt; &09in erideinsD:
Marie, mir befommen beute Menb Be-
fud, MAIDEN sic cine feline 8oiple!" -
Mann: .gr lit Elm duBerit netter
Manu, ben cseber fofort lieb getpinnt!1
SSrau (flingelt: nMarie, MAIDEN
sic fir beute Mbenb AUDI einige Sor>
ten!" - Mann: .gbsnio nett unb lis<
benspiirbig foa audi feline iunge Grau
fein!" Srau (tlinselD: nMarie, laf<
fen @ie bas nit Der 8otDle unb ben
Serten unb ferDiren Sic .beute Mbenb
nur 8isr!"
Rafernbofbliitbe. In,
teroffieier: r2iimnlelt ii4 Der MeM9
nxber am Querbaum herum tpie elm
3ebra, bas fih bic GtRifen am @unls
Elibaum berausrabiren ipiI!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

g pib. gcneertfdngertn: .Dens
fen sic fih, bic eine arie muBte ih
ssitern breirnal tpieberbolen!" 5reun=
bin: .Wabrf9einli9 mar bas publia
fun Der Mnfi9t, es tpdrt gana gut.
tpenn sic Die 9lrie nod etn paarmaI
burhnebnen.1
Mba! rNun babe id meinen
Srauring bonn Singer berloren!"
.Wom syinserg Wie lit bas m0glih9T
nWie bas nlDgli1 lit? Matiirlim
lit bas m0gli9! Menn man cine syrair
bat, bic einem niht mai bic 3errifensrn
Weftentafden aundbt. ~"
@uterMatb. Baron pumps
meier: .Sieb au. lieber Neffe, baB Dn.
in Deinen Qebert Hienranbem ettpd&
i9ulbig tpirit. Biit Du es aber ein@
nal, bdnn bleibe es!"
Shlimmer Eroif. 1ods
ter (psinenb): vMh, papa, bente BIN
ih ftbon breiBig SABRE aIt!" Batter:
Sci rubig, mein Rinb. bas nirb aud
rcriibsrgsben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
&Dnis Sames ber Gr ite.

&Dntg Sam es ber Grfte.
Strafen beliefen ii4 auf minbeitens
100000 Srs. Gepanbt nit Der
Seoer, fiibrte er cine CUTE Rlinge, tpie
er in etnem 0ubeno Ouellen be-
mics.
gls bic frana0iifde 3esierung linn
ben 8oben au beiB ma9te, sins er
na9 Gnglunb unb BON bort aus trat
ct auf benz &auffabrer Mftorta", !,
Capt. Sadfon, cine Reife I'm bas Gap
Sorn an. Ourb einen fur9tbdren
Sturm perfdlasen, fam Die 8arfe an
bas 9eitabe Der senfel Srtnibab, au
beHen 3Dnig 8arpn 6arbsn>9idep Ii9
jsst MAIDEN min. 9ielss Gilanb lit
nidt nit Der britifden Mntiueniniel
glei9en Namens gu nertpe9ieln. llnz
feres Sransmannes SSniel lieet unter
20 Grab 80 Minuten 1iibli9er 8reite
unb 20 grab % Winuten tpeitli1er
2Gnee, ca. 700 Meilen bon Der brali>
lianif9en 8iiitsnfabt 8ictoria i'm at>
lantii9en Ocean. unb ift bei elmer
8reite bon brei W}eilen uneefdbr flint
Meilen lang, fie 1T feliis unO nit elmer
Warae auf benz NntliB Der Mutter
Grbe bersletdbur. Menihen leben auf
benz gilanb MIDI, ,basesen babenMbriaz
ben bon SeepOgeln unb unse5dblte
giefen9S6tlbfrDten bort ibre 8au@
pldBe; es tit alio getpi1ermaben cine
gntbinbunssanitalt fir bas pilbe Sc
fhipr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
9apanifdJe 1riessfdJitff.

.9luf benz Gelbe Der Gbre" in bem
fernen Oftafien fra9en bic Ranonsn,
baB es nur 10 feline glrt bat. Gs 1T
Dffenbar. baB bic rSaps" Bel ben
preuben niht umionit in bic 5Aule
aeaansen finb, Denn fie Derm6beln bic
fhlibdugigen gbinefen na9 alien Res
aeln Der mobernen Rriesstunit. Db
au9 fdon Elm japanif9er nRutidte"
erftanben ift,um 2iz9ung=Sfdang. ben
ainelilden rNappliun", 3u beiiasen.
tpie bies i'm Sabre 1870 Napoleon tem
Orttten gei1ab2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
pas Deiratbsaltfr.

Die berfdisbensn @eiebsebungen haa
ben bic Minimalgrenae bes beiratbss
fGbigen Differs perf1ieben feitgeiest.
Duff Grunb Der betreffsnben gobifitas
tiOntn eraibt es ii9.bab beirathen bura
fen in:
Deaerreicb: MGbden bon Ia, Mdn>
iisr bon ID Sabren.
Deut11lanb: Mdb1en bon IA,
Mdnnsr bon 18 Sabren.
@elgien: Mdb6en BON 15, Mdnner
bon 18 Sabren.
Spanien: Mdbden BON IL, Mdns
Ser BON Ia Sabren.
sSranfrei9: Mdbhen bon Is, Mdns
ner BON 18 Sdbren.
griehenlanb: Mdb6en bon IL,
iWGnner BON IA Sabren.
llnaarn (Ratbplifen unb Srtbo=
bore): MGbbsn bon IL, Mdnnsr BON
IA Sabren.
llngarn (groteitanten): Mdb9en
bon 15, Wdnner bon 18 Sabren.
ssStalien: Mdbhen bon Is, MGnner
Bpm 18 ssSabren.
gortusal: Mdb6en bon II, Mdnz
ner bon IA Sa6ren.
NuBlanb: WtGb9en bon Is, MGne
ll1er BON 18 Syabren.
Rumdnien: Mdb9en bon 16, man@
ner bon 18 Sabren.
@9meis Ge na1 ben &antpnen):
Wdb6en bon IL Biz II. Mdnner BON
Id Biz 90 Sabren.
sSn unferem eigenen 2anbe beiteben
I'm bisfer 8eaiebung feline einbeitli9en
saefesfihen 8eitirnmunsen unb tann
fein ieser Staat biefelben na6 eisenem
GrmeHen reseln.
Mie man aus bieIer 3ufummenfelz
lung iieht, bileet in etbiliiirten 2dns
bern Bet Mdbden bas atpDlfte, Bel
mdnnern bas piersehnte2ebensiabr Ste
Minimalsrenae bes bsiratbsfdbigen
rMltess. Oisie @eIebesbs5 s5timmunsen
Irntfpredsn natiirli9 nur h09f fslten
ben tbatfd9li6en 8erbaltntfIen. sSn
ben msiiten 2dnbern nirb tpo6l bic
laIIsrforsfamfte DIANA ibre 14jdbrise
Eo6tsr faum f6on fir rbeiratbsfas
Ehia" balten, unb Elm ,Mann" bon IA
ssahren, Der sinen sigenen 6aus1tanb
lgriinbet, ,gebOrt setpiB audi gu ben Sels
temheiten. sm Gegentbeil: man bat
In ben cibiliTtrtefen 2dnbern, tpie in
Enalanb unp 5rantrei6, beiOnoers
beim Mitte!iMnbe unb in Der Mriftos
fratie bic 9eoba9tuns esmadt, baB
bas thatfd6liae 9eiratbsalter in ben
lssten Sabrsebnten geitiegen tit. Mdbz
den, bic Dor 30 eber 40 Sabren als
~fBen geblieben" essolten bGtten, finb
hsute cine rreife Bartie", unb baB man
ais Sunggefeqe nabe5u Elm 9roBpaterz
alter erreiden muB, I'm gans auber
Combination selafen au perben, iit
audi BEL uns gu Qanee betannt. Oiefe
aun ben Der Statiftif beItGtisten 8er=
bdItni7e finb in benz erI9perten
Sample ums OaIein" begriinbet.
Das Gsieb absr itebt nit isinsn 8ez
itinmunsen faft iiberalI auf bem
Gtanbpunft: uGs gibt feline Rinber
mehr" unb ertldrt 3. 9. in Spanien
Chen afpifden 14idbrtsen rMdnnern"
uub 12idbrieen Mdo9en fir eiltig.
Sm Orient natiirlia bdlt man ii9 Bios
nn tbatfd9li4s 8erbaltniie unb in
gappten sebOrsn ppui itdnbis absez
biiihte unb berpeltte Srauen BON IA
Sabren nt9t gu ben Seltenbeiten. sSn
eesnbien aibt es Der 13idbrisen Witt=
tpen eine f9psre Mense, benn erit Dor
rirea stpei Sabren but fi9 bic enslii4e
Reaierung gu elmer Reform Der inbiz
fhen @besefebe entI9loHen, our9
inelhe es unlnDgli4 sema9t pirb, oaB
Mdbhen bon 10 biz 12 Sabren BON
ibren Gltern an @atten bertauft tperz
beu. bic fiinfmal 10 alt iinb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

ssn benz Sdulfdiff rNasdura" Bee
iiben bic rSaps" elm 6abr5eng cefen
moberne Ginrt9tunsen es ermDgli9en,
bic iunsen gabetten in ale @ebsimaii1e
bes mpbernen Seetrieges ein5uD.iben.
I'm bic moberns Sdiffsbautunit gu
ituoiren, bruuden bic iunsen 2eute aus
benz 2anbe Der aufgebenben @onne
niht mebr frembe 2dnber su befu9en,
benn Sapan bat felbft bur4aus LETT
itungsfdbise gesierungsnerften. auf
benen tiiraliA BON gingeborenen elm
&reuaer bon 4500 Sons Displacement
ponenbet tpurOe. sepib cine respectable
Qei5tuna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

. a 8 US a ppen bon s rim , D.
Oort bat Baron 9arbenz9tdp feline
Slasse aufge6iBt unb bort min er als
Sames Der @ri tie feinen 9bron aufz
rihten. Seine autiinftigen nntertbaz
men min er iib ielbit auspdblen, bamit
benz Gmbrborei9e BON Nnfang an
ale antasoniitii6sn Glemente fernses
balten iDeroen. ROnig Sanes' bes
griten unternsbmsn bat einen ftarfen
OperettenbeiseiAmad, allein mas 1T
in biefer ndrrii9en Welt ni9t 4ass
m0glib, tpenn man bic unge5dblten
Wiqionen zines &r0fus Der Stanbarb
Oil COMPANY, pie papa Slasler elmer
lit, aur 8erfiigung bat?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
Sorpeb o : II E B u n q.

sSuufration. Das SAB ipirb in Gee
eelaKen unb bient als 3iel fir tie
6Duenmaf9ine. Sur @nt5iinoung oer
9orpsbps bient bic gleftrieitdt, iiber
bsren 6anbbabuns bic iapanifae Wtaz
rtne eingebenb ini itruirt ptrb. Dab
bic ssnitructionen ibrer Officiere anf
frudtbaren 8oben gefallen finb. erbellt
aus Der Promptbett unb Nccura.eRe,
nit pelder bas dineiii9e Shiff "Gpm
Sbing" in ben @runb gebobrt toarbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

DoppeIt reiBt niht.
Sic: .llnfere 9o6aeit Biz October
Derfhieben2 llnrn0slih! Werln i1 DID
i'm Muguit niht beiratbe, fam id es
iibtrbdupt nidt!0 Gr: vMarnm
nidts1 Sic: 80 Mfr. Gimmons
Bat midi, ihn i'm September BIT batra.
tIen. unb III Dfiipra9 es ibm.S !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
Gfne 11fhfrrnfhunn

Cine ueberraf1ung.
Msitttper (3u ieinsr 16iGbrigsn Sods
tsr): .Gffie, tpeiBt Du fdon, baB itn-
Iere 6ausbdlterir iih. 0erheiratben
ipirb21 gffie: vWirflih2 Na,
Gottfob, buB ipir biefes nbfdeulide.
bGBlide Ding los tperben. Men bsis
raibet iie bsnn21 Wiitper: ~MiA!1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

Die1e ibDne grfinbuns bat freili6
einen 0aten, benn ale Oieienigen, bte
anbere Namen als bic bon benz pas
pierbauspoeten porseiebenen fiibren,
finb gu elmer rllmbtdtuns" senOtbist,
bic mttunter srpBe S4tpieristeiten biea
ten biirfte. prattifher TT bic fir Ses
rienfoloniften an Der Oftfet beitimmte
Rarte, neil lie nibt an einen beitimns-
ten Namen gebunben 1T. Der Beers
lautet ndmlih:
9ier iib' i1 an ber Oftfes Stranb
llnb bubble frob I'm Diinenidnb.
Gs bentt on Sud au ieber Srift
guer Sobn, Der Gerienfoloniit. /
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05
Scr Gipfet Der 9ca,temlidbfeit4

Sir ale Oieienisen, tpelhe benz
Wablfprud hulbisem n8eqnemli9teit
ift bas balbe 8eilen", biirfte cine Gr4
finbung bon Sntereife fem, pelde elm
2uruspapier4Sabrtfant gema9t bat
unb nunulebr gu fruftifi3iren fudt-
gs banbelt Ii6 ndmli9 UNI poittdrtert
aus ben berf9iebeniten Babe unb @ra
bolunssDrten, tpel9e, ;. +. bic pofttar4
ten, ni9t nur nit snt1preaenben 9lna
fiAten geI9miidt, fpnbern audi nit
8erlen berleben itnb, pelae G9retben
bes Sertes benz Nbienber iiberbanpt
erfparen. Oerlelbe bat ni6ts tpeiter
gu tbun, als nur bic MbreiIe auf bic
&arte at bermerfen unb lebtere Der
poit gu iibsrg.ben. Der 9ausbi9ter
ienes Sabrifanten 1T feiner 9lufgabe
in iebr sei9idter Weiie sere4t getpor@
ben, tpie uniere oerebrtsn 2eferinnen
unb 2eIer aus einigen Stihproben BON
feinen graeusniiIen esieben mDsen, bic
mir bier folsen lanen.
Gin @rub su Dir biniiberpeb'
Bonn i9Dnen Niebertpalb. .
Sd bin, tpo i4 audi ssb' unb fteR
Oein treuer
WilIibalb.
@eitern &ubfau, - 9ibe framnh
0eute prebii9tbor;
Morsen in bic gbmunbstlamm.
@ruB
Dein sbsobor.
8on Der berrli9en Scope, bebedt NIT
S9nee,
Senbst taufenb @riiBe
Guer Sobn M. W.
6ier fib' i9 MIN in Norbernep
Nuf blumenumranfter Neranba,
l1nb tpiinfhte nur, Du pdrf babel -
Mit innisem GruB
Deine Wdn b a.
8ei ie9sunoapanstg Heaumnr 8
Grftieg i6 beut bes 8rodens SpiBe -
@s 19medt Der 9araer Rdfe mir -
Mit @ruB Oein itets fibeler a,
Srtbe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

Sci ie9sunbatpan5ig 8eaumur
Grftteg ih beut bes 8rodens SpiBe =
gs f6nedt Der 9araer Rdfe mir -
Mit @ruB Oein ftets fibeler
Srtbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

6ier fb' i9 MIN in Norbernep
Muf blumenumranfter NeranbG,
l1nb tpiinihte nur, 0u pdrit babel =
Wiit innisem @ruB
Oeine Wd1 b a. 4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-09-05

gon ber bsrrlihen Roppe, bebedt nit
S4nee,
Senbet taufenb @riiBe
Guer Sobn M. W. /
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-03-16
POLITICAL DRIFT.

cTDemocratic rule has q shrinking
effect upon everything that it touches
except the public debt. - St Louis
Globe Democrat
SJust at present the democratic
party is split in two parts; those who
swear by the Wilson bill. and those
who swear at it-N. Y. Tribune.
cBIt is pretty tough on democratic
militia to have to suppress democratic
miners because they are dissatisfied
with democratic times and wages. This
is current history, though, down in
West Virginia -Philadelphia Press
BThe last treasury statement
shows the deficiency for the eight
months of the present fiscal year to be
$40. 1871, PCS: and no other argument IS
needed to insure a republican victory
in the fall elections-St Louis Globe
Democrat
syMr Bland calls his brother demo
Gratis anarchists" and revolution lists"
and very emphatically admits that his
party is utterly incapable of controll-
ing legislation or the government The
democrats are telling many truths
about their party these days.-Minne-
apolis Journal
IVA year and half ago democratic
statesmen assured business men OF tho
grand future before them under "a
tariff for revenue only" and the rob
Der tariff smashed" Here we are at
the end of . full year of power and
what have they done? Wrecks every
where, prosperity nowhere: not prom
Use redeemed, nor scarcely a bright
spot in sight-Chicago Inter Ocean.
T"It's blamed good thing for tho
party that there is no national election
just now" gloomily remarked cuckoo
democrat as he read the returns from
PENNSYLVANIA. ''Oh." remarked a chip
per republican who had been reading
an attack on the president in demo
cratic journal, II know of something
good deal worse for the democratic
party than q national election inst
now" "What?' was the anxious query.
1.-The national election that will take
place in 1885," was the reply. For by
that time you fellows will be out OF
sight-in the hole you arc digging for
yourselves" And the cuckoo democrat
proceeded TO hide himself in the dark.
dark silence that he emitted-N y
TY3bunA
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THREE YEARS MORE.

Three years more OF grief and Grover
Nould TO goodness they were over,
For this land is very weary Of its weight Of
want and woe
And we're sure but few would care II
This stuffed prophet of low tariff
Were to pack his collar box to-day and &c,
right up and so
ALI his promises are busted
EVER hope in which men trusted
AL the raiubow-iinted measures which he
swore would prove TIE best
Have been toyed with to our sorrow.
And il men could vote TOMORROW
They would swipe tina; free trade fad OF his and
knock il galley west
Factories are closed and quiet:
Soup is now the proper diet
Scores OF worthy men are paupers asking aims
upon the street:
Men who in the last election
Thought that Grover was perfection.
Marched and howled and carried his banner
till they'd blisters on their feet
Yes, they've learned the lesson dearly
For they now see very clearly
That the policy he's following viii wreck and
disarrange.
Three years more OF grief and Grover
Then once more Wen be in clover
For in 1895 you bet' Wen have another
change.
Nixon Waterman. in Chicago Journal
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We hereby pledge ourselves to abstain
from all Intoxicating liquors as beverage
Let those who Win. add: From the use Of
tobacco and from all profanity
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

THERE are four women missionary
physicians in Persia
THE Epworth league has now eleven
thousand two hundred chapters and
two thousand junior chapters
Brazil has twelve million of unevan-
gelized people among her fourteen mil
lion. There is about one missionary
to every one hundred and seventy-6vo
thousand souls.
The Presbyterian Theological Semi
nary Of the Pacific will receive the
greater part Of the estate of the late
Alexander Montgomery. Of San Fran
cisco. estimated 1t three million dol
lara
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~The cotton and wooden mills in
and around Worcester, Mass. are re-
Stunning operations, and about seventy
per cent. of the old employees are at
work. Orders are coming in. but the
manufacturers say that buyers insist
upon lower prices So goods must be
produced for less money. and reduc-
tons in wages are the rule. The en-
pioyes find that work at lower pay Is
better than idleness, and so there has
been no trouble on account of the re-
duction Democratic wages must fol-
low democratic cheapness. = Troy
Times
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EThe blow free trade of the Wilson
brand received in Pennsylvania is but .
pointer as to the manner in which the
democracy will be swept OF the earth
at the congressional elections next fall
Toledo Blade.
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years, or 500 miles long or 5000 miles
long. but hands that went out of NOR
tai sight long ago still hold the rope
You want very swift horse, and
you need to rowel him with the sharp
est spurs, and to let the reins lie loose
upon the neck, and to give a shout to
a racer. if you are going to ride out of
reach of your mothers prayers Why.
ship crossing the Atlantic in seven
days can't sail away from them! A
sailor finds them on the lookout as he
takes his place. and finds them on the
mast as he climbs the ratlines to dis
entangle a rope in the tempest. and
finds them swinging on the hammock
when he turns in. Why not be frank
and acknowledge 1.-THE most of us
would long ago have been dashed to
pieces had not gracious and loving
hands steadily and lovingly and might
lily held the rope.
But there must come q time when
we shall find out who these Damascenes
were who lowered Paul in the basket
and greet them ard all those who have
rendered to God and the world unrecog-
nized and unrecorded services That
is going to be one of the glad excite
ments of Heaven-the hunting up and
picking out of those who did great
good on earth and got no credit for it
Once for thirty-six hours We expected
every moment to go to the bottom of
the ocean. The waves struck through
the skylights and rushed down into
the hold of the ship and Kissed against
the boilers It was an awful time; but
by the blessing Of God and the faith
fulness Of the men in charge We came