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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11
SUPERSTITION IN FISHING.
The Virtue Supposed to Reside In the
WhiskerS of a Black Cat

The Virtue Supposed to Reside In the
Whiskers of a Black Cat.
Superstition claims but little part
ofny nature, said Willard Spenser,
but l must confess that in fly fish
ing one meets the same incidents so
often that it is impossible to ascribe
their occurrence to mere chance"
Mr.. Spenser is considered one of
the most expert fly fishermen in the
country. He is scientific from the
backbone in pursuing this sport. He
not only makes his own rods and
tackle, but AYERS that mono can be
purchased that will approach his
handiwork. Mr. Spenser, of course,
makes all hef1ies he uses, and there
is not one of the various fancies of
the devotees of Izaak Walton which
he has not tested.
Il mean" continued Mr.. Spenser,
THAT there is q great deal of virtue
in the source from which you get
your hacklcs, feathers, etc., from
which you make your flies. At least
have tested this in several instances
and have found my theory correct.
One day I was engaged in making
sort of mongrel nondescript fly. I
put it together as curiosity more
than anything else, thinking that
some time good opportunity to try
novelty might come. AS I was fin
ishing the fly I needed something to
make the tail, and just as was think
ing what would be most appropriate
my old black cat came moving into
the room. Something attracted my
attention to the cat S whiskers. They
were quite long and of the color I
wanted. Without waiting to consid-
or, l concluded those bristling cat
whiskers would make good tail for
my mongrel fly, 50 clipped them off
with my shears. Well, there was a
fly the like of which I had never
seen before. l showed it to several
experienced trout fishermen, and
they began to laugh. Use that?'
they generally said, why, you will
scare all the trout out of the stream
with a thing like that.
Well, I tried it one day while /
was alone and caught one of the
largest trout it was ever my good
fortune to get upon my line. I used
1t with great success after this, al
ways catching large fish with it, until
one day it was snapped off by big
speckled beauty. 1 made another as
nearly like it as possible, using the
same feathers, but substituting some
dogs whiskers for the cats whisk-
ers 1 had placed in the first fly.
Strangely, that fly acted as scare
crow to the fish. They would swim
from it as if it was q dreaded mon
ster. Thinking that the cats whisk-
ers might have some peculiar effect,
took out the dog whiskers and re-
placed them with some I took from
a black cat. Itworked likes charm.
In fact, believe it was a charm, for
never did 1 catch so many fish with
any one kind of fly as did with this
mongrel type. 1t seemed to be suited
for all conditions and places, and
when other fishermen would go
home with empty baskets 1 would
reach my limit, for I make it a rule
never to catch more that 80 fish any
one day and always throw fish under
inches back into the water. So, I
believe, there is q charm for fish in
cats whiskers. All of my experience
points that way. "-Pittsburg Dis
patch.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11
CURLY HAIR AND PUG NOSES.
There Is Some Natural Relation Between
These Two Kinky Beauties.

There Is Some Natural Relation Between
These Two Kinky Beauties.
Is there any unexplained relation
between pug noses and curly hair?
Recall to mind the women you know
with waving locks. Do not their
noses tend toward the +-segular, to
characteristics which noses should
disdain to have? One seldom sees
crinkly hair on the classic featured
woman, Notwithstanding the world
famous statues of the Venuses whose
tresses crinkle divinely. A severely
straight nose is usually accompanied
by straight, smooth hair, while ring
let's just as surely go with irregular,
piquant features. There may be no
scientific explanation of the fact, but
there are moro things in heaven and
earth than are dreamt of in the phi
losoplty of noses.
What, then, is the significance of
the fact? The wise ones for many
centuries have read characters from
the formation of the head and hands,
the eyes and ears, if we are secretive,
:nquisitive, combative or destruc-
tive; if we tend toward benevolence
or conscientiousness, undue self es-
TEEN or love of appreciation. All
these are pitilessly revealed Our
capacity for earning money, the num-
Der of our children, the depth of our
affections, our poetic taste or artistic
temperament-none of these dare we
hope to conceal.
And now the combination of pug
noses and ringlets threatens to bla-
zon our secrets abroad, and there is
no help for US. We may glove our
hands or arrange our hair to conceal
the overcommunicative Jumps or
telltale ears, but we can only pin u
thin veil over our noses and our
curls, leaving them to betray our
secrets to n heartless world
Now, what they mean-this COM
bination of retrousse noses and ring
lets-iS yet to be determined. Lack
of firmnesS and q frivolous tendon
cy, says the straight trained damsel
of the Morse type of beauty; affec-
tomato disposition and tendency
toward having her own wayness,
says observing man. And what does
the possessor of the piquant charms
say? Being wise in her generation,
she says nothing, but arranges her
curls in a moro fetching way than
usual and silently gives thanks that
spirit lamps and curling tongs have
neither terror nor charm for hor.
only woman's hair, that lock
which Swift treasured so tenderly
and labeled so pathetically was, l am
sure, ringlet, and the tress found
over the heart of the dead William
of Orange was, know, zoo, wavy
one, for, say what we will, the be-
ringleted ones belong to what Du
Maurier calls the race of charm
ers" and possess an attraction for
man which goes far toward annul-
ling the effect of the irregular fea-
ture. After all, it is only another
of natures great laws of compensd-
tion-this combination of pug noses
and curly air.-Philadelphia Times.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11
A New Deception

which the people of the South
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the real Simmons Liver Regu-
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money by the imitation and
they care little that they swindle
the people in selling them an
inferior article. It's the money
they are after, and the people can
look out for themselves. Now
this is just what the people are
doing, and merchants are having
q hard time trying to get people
to take the stuff they offer them
in place of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator-which is the "King of
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ZE1LIN & Co., Philadelphia. @
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Glass houses on wheels are now
employed by horticulturists for fore.
ing plants. The structures run on
fixed rails, and may thus be easily
moved from place to place to points
where it may be desirable to protect
vegetation or force its growth.
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The man who works the hardest
for the least pay is the one who has
the biggest fortune.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11

liver and blood. in a ~
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The manufacturers prove their faith
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If you receive no benefit you'll get
your money back. What offer could
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11

France owns about 1000 miles of
railway, but most or quite all is
leased to companies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11

When Baby was sick, W. gavG her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11

A mans integrity will never listen
to any reason against conscience.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-04-11

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13

fhGBen t0nnen. Snon pie S6eilnd1ms
Der bielen ainber uno nod mehr Die
3a6l Der Iih Meloenoen 3ei9t, ,oaB man
aucl in ben beIiBlofen Stdnoen jenen
Munsel eHtpfinbet. Man muB enoli9
lernen, aud bic 49ausnirt6ihaft BON
sinem 9Dhersn 5tanbpunft dus 3n bea
trahten, benn Die tpirt9Ibaftli4e5iih@ d.
tigfeit Der 5rauen lit cine 8eoinguns
bes 8oltspoblltanoes. Sir oas gee
ringite 6anonerf bebarf Der &nabe
elmer me9ridbrieen 2ebr8eit; bon oem
Wdb4en oerlanst man aber, es iolle
obne 2e9r5eit als fertiss 9aus6dlterin
oaIte1en. Wsr aber eine Sadie ni9t
griinoli9 erlernt bat. tp;rb ss in ben
ielteniten 5dllsn 81 elmer MeiTtsri1aft
bringen. Bon Dem 1nterriAt in Der
6ausbaltungstunit, ben fold Elm junz
aes Mdb9en tpdbrenb eines Sabres
methooiia er6Glt, piro itnmer ettpas
Bur3sl ftbIaeen, mas Der ipdter ou
ariinoenoen 5aulilie gu Gute fommt.
Die Wi9tigteit bieIes llnterri9ts 1T
ldngit betunnt; bas 8sroienit. ben
aohunterri9t in ben golfsT9ulen o6s
IigatoriIh sema4t gu 6ubsn, gebiibrt
elmer Dame, Dem 5rl. 50rfer in Rdiz
fel, Die, bon ben Bsb0rbsn bsauftragt
Ofsrn 1889 bdmit begann. Der BON
i9r entiporfens 2ehrplan iit Biz jebt
fir ale bsrartigen ginrihtungen mus
ftergiltig ssipeien. Nur tDsnise Sabre
finb tn3tpiiden oabinssgdssen, bod bic
i1nelle gntnidelung, bic Dieisr 6auss
baltungsuntsrriht iiberan genommsn
fat, lieFert ben 8stpsis, bab sr eiEem
nirtli9en 8ebiirfnib sntIpridt. 5oa
cine 8ele6rung bss 0Oltss, feline fitt%
lids unb pirt6IddFtlihs 9ebung berz
bstasfii6rt psrben, 10 muB tie BON un>
ten 6erauf Beginner! Man baut sin
6aus nidt BON Dad alis, tpenn man
eg audi BON cbsn hsra0 5u reinisea bes
sinnt.
0erf5iebeae Gtdota ba6sn nit fs<
asn8re;dem Grfolgs iolde 9aug4alz
tungsf4ulsn singsfiibrt, 10 3Didau
uno RaunlSurg q. g. 1889, GbemniB,
6anau unb Marisnburg 1890, aarIss
ruhe 1891, plausn unb GMrspaloe
1892. 5n Berlin beabiIdtigt ntan, bic
5aus6altungsfdule tn Der Miiilerz
aftraBe nlinnsbr nod init onbsrea
1oltgIaultn 81 Derbinbsn, mas bdz
our2 leidt srnl6giidt mirb, CAB man
bic sinHlul siassridteis, bis5er l1ur
1(ittipOdps bsnuste aiiAs an Den iibris
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gen Wo1entdgen onoersn SnuIsn 3us
0erfiiguns iteIIt.
Der 8abihe 6rauenDerein, Der iid
unier benz protettorat Der @rDBRr5oz
gin 2ouife reiAer unb legensreiGer
Wirtianlteit erfreut, bat WunberturIe
eirlserihtet. auf benen bic 9ehrerinnen
trunsportabIe 9erDe unb Riinsnsins
rihtlngen nit 1ih fiibren. Die @ez
meinben boben Eransports unb Reiiss
foiten, fotpie Elm seringes gebalt 5l
sablen. Sn Grantrsih unb 8elgien
piro bic huusmirtbi9dftlide Musbits
buRg Der MGb1en bonn Staate gsIsis
tet. 2onbon bsitbt sbenfal1s nit ben
8oitsibulen berbunbene MuItertii6en.
in osnen ieos S9iilsrin iiber eli Sabre
perpflidtet lit, idbrlih minbefteas
etnen RarIus bon apanais Stunoen
burhaumadsn, unb in 5dtpeoen baz
ben Die 5ausbultunssf4ulen eine
sroBe gerbrettung.
so ordnst oaes barauf bin. tiihz
tige 9ausfrauen aus bem @olfe unb
fir bas 9olt beran5ubiloen, uno es
mare gar ni9t 10 libel, tpenn fir Mdo=
den aller Stdnoe nah Der abiolbirten
Snul3eit Elm Sabr 9uusbaltungsz
smans BON Staatspesen eingefiibrt
tperben fOnnte. tpie fir Die S06ne Die
Sienit5eit. Wenn Elm Mdo9sn auh
in Der Gage 1T, niemals ist6t folbe
Nrbeiten perri9ten 5u miiiIen, 10 se=
tpinnt iie bod einen MaBita6 fir beren
gsurtbeilung unb toiro Bel Jiibruns
zines 9ausbdltes genau ipihen, mas
tie gu DerIangen bere9tist lit.
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Neme Grfnoutts
Wds bic ssrdueu nj e

Was bic Jrauen niat
haber. Jebe Jrau BAT ben treusiten
Mann. bic intelIieenteiten Rtnbsr, ben
gr0bten Nerger nit ben OisnItooten.
bic beiten &pArscspts, bic biIiaItsn
Ginfuufsauelsn, aber nih.s gum
Insiehen.
4uf hem Bali. SoAter
G9Hntsrn): upapa, oa 1T Elm 5err.
Der it1on nle1rere muls nit mir gez
tanst bat, unb Der Iib Dir porItellen
min - @ater (sifris): .Wenn er
Gtat fpielen fann ba LAB i'm rur tonz
men; mir fparten bier fdon !anoe auf
ben brittsn Mann!"
MuTieDs WeiTsgefdbrz
lid. r9liftins III in fsbr bebenfliz
dem 3nitanbe; Der &uherpagen Bat
ibn aeitern iibsrfaEren uno babel hat er
beipe Bsine gsbrDhsn.4 ,gDas Gie
niht Iaeen! llnD @fpifaits le;bet ouf
an berfelben uriuns f9rsdIim." -
.Was2 SIT er auh iibsrfabrsa tporz
benz n9tein, cbcr e aB s:rpn oer
Gudsnls
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u m e . d 1erbk

posr gifentinber, is na9bsm Iie bi.
3immer, bic Md5hs ober Slide au be-
iorgen. 9ol5 ober Gifen 5u iheuern
baben. Nn ben teinen 9atifttiihern,
bic Tie BEL ibren Mrbeiten in aefGlliaer
msife um oas 9anr legen, erfennt
man, tpelAe Mrbeit ibnen 3ur 3eit OBJ
Iiegt: Die Gtubenfinoer traaen rofa,
6is Wafhfinber Mdue unb Sic Rod
timber iDeiBe Tuhlein.
Gemeinfdm ipirb Die efnfdhe, aee
}lin6e RoIt tinsenommert bic bon ben
Mdbcben inter gspinenbaftsr 2situng
nnb llnterpeifuig felbit beseitet miro,
abntdfelnb miiiTen bic Mdb9en Bel
Slide bebiensn
Die 3tpeits uns BIER intereiiirenb.
gsrlinsr pausbaltungsfdule 1T nit
bet WolIslhuls III Der MiileritraBe
perbunbsn; iie beIhdftigt fi1 NIT ber
tnirtblhafllihen gntnidelung noh
fbulpfli9tiger Wfdphsn bon 13 Bis Ia
syabrsn. @hIiIeriipusn ber eriten RluiTe
aus ber 1873. @emsinbeinule, bic lier
ID0dentlidb einmaI t6eoretiiH uR0
praftiIn ii1terrihtet tperben. 2eiDer
tana lmntt uur eins fs9r btiArdat.s
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Yean 6at nit bieier 0oltsT4ule eiRe
&iiae perbunoen, in Der je bier Wfdos
1en an elmer BON fiinf 8ohmai6inen
anterridtet psrosn, looab alio itets
spansia ainosr 3uslsia bss llnterrihz
tes t6eilbaftig iino. gu jeoem, b0hit
spedmdbig ausseitatteten 9eroe gebDrt
Elm Gegal nit Dem nOtbigen 8uaengss
rdta, cine 8aI9z uno 5piiluanne, elm
aeriffeltes Maf1brett, Elm Slid nit
Sdublabe, in Der MeNer, @abet uno
20ffel, iptpie &ellen, Nuirle u. oergl.
ouFbena9rt psroen. uno enoli9 bier
Gheme[. On ben 9uerieiseH oes Sis
fhes befinoen iih runoe 9ot5Itansen
sum Nufbdngen feucbt geporoener
Srodentiider, genug, alles lit 5par einz
faa, aber bDdIt 5tpedmdBig ein9eriAz
tet. Die 2ebrerin fam bonn SatAeoer
aus bic Slide NIT Den aohofen genau
iibarie6en, Bic Ginber niii1en an ibren
Slid fommen, um Die porber in Der
Marft6u1e eirgefuuften Waaren III
Gmpfang 81 ne1nen,o.h. I'M lts Don tDr
gesen Murten ein5utaufen. Mdn be-
srpedt oanlit, bab Die Ginoer ridtig
stlfaufsn uro Den Wertb oes @eloes
fenren lernsn.
9(n Der Wano 6dngt cine Safet. auf
Ger ous 5u 6ereitenoe Mittagsma6I,
bas INNER fir 3tpei 8erionen geoa4t
lit, nit alsn oa3u ge90renoen Sngrsz
bientien uno Den 9reiien Oafir, genau
per8eihaet lit. Nuf elmer anoeren Sa=
fsl lit Der Na6rungstpertb Der SpeiIen
an5egeben, iooab Die &inoer au1 6isrz
in auf's bette beIe6rt peroen, Die fer
tigen tSpeiIen, bic pirflib i4madbdFt
uno IorsIam 5ubereitet neroen, tome
nten gepo6nti6 oem nit Der Shu.e
tarbunoensn nairoer6ort" gu @uts.
Benn man beosnft, ouB geraoe in
ben beiiblofsn Stdnoen b;sDer 10 gut
pie gar ni9ts fit Die Qu56iloung oes
ipsibli6en @ei6ts9ts in 9s5ug ouf
Sausbaltun9 seIda4, Damn tpir0 man
bieIe anfdnge gar ni9t BOD gsnus
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&artp ffeIpuben. II.

OieIe Shule mar aEfdneli9 BE-
ftinmt, jungen Mdodsa 9elegen9eit 81
geben, ith TahgemdB fir einsn oroentz
liaen Dienit au5bitoen gu t0nnen.
3alo inbeB erfannte man, baB Die
Gren3en gu eng geIteGt parer, ua0 Die
GAule tuuroe oemgenldB sr!peitert.
Die 30glillgc Der 6aa51altuagsidule
gsb0ren beute atlea Gtdnben an. 8ir
iebsn rsbea Der So4ter bss Offie:ers
BE bes etnfahen Maurers, nsben Der
6ss @utsbsFiBers bic beg tleinen Ssarz
Ten u. T. IN. Die iuagsn Wdb9en Iinb
fier jeooA nismdls Danten ober JrGus
isin, tpeihem Stanoe Iie audi angeb0s
rem mOgen, ite set!sa als n&inosr"
s;ner Santilie. !6ier berr16t Die
ftrsnsIte Mrbsitstbeilung. forsfdlt:g
nnb planmdBig burdgeTii1rt, lobaB in
bcittmmten Snterballsq ieoe GAIIsrin
on ieoe beitimmte arbsit fommt uno
iie bon @runo aus perri9ten lernt.
Die @ufnabme Der S9ilerinnen err
folgt bier Deal inn sabr, bsim 8eginn
einss neuen ~SabrsstbeiGes", tpie man
IN Der 5ausbaltuugsf4ule fagt, no
fein yremoport bsrpenbet piro. SIN
eriten 8ierteliabr lsrnen Die iungen
Mfdoden Sanittmuit uiter3eihnen, ma
5hiaenndben, S9neioern. bas 99d6en
bon WeiB5eug. unb beIonbers bas
Slideu. Seoe muB fiA fel6it Elm paar
neue ateioer MAIDEN, Elm paar unbere
mnarbeitsn. fi6 9emoen nd6en II baG.
9ebsn Der Selbffdnbigfeit lit grDBte
@5auberteit bei ieber 4rbeit bic pors
ne6mite 8e0iaguns. Qht Sage binz
burd bleibt fir bic S9ulsrinnen Die
3r6eit slsia; nah bieIer finb tie ent=
lpsoer 5tubenz, MafAz, ao6z, 5oI3=
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Tad jubrslangem bergeblicAem Or
bciten batte petsr MibliA nun enblid
fir ieinen reueiten Momarp rDas
fdtnar5e 0erbdngniB" einen 8erleger
gefuaoen unb fhpelgts Elm puar Woz
hen lang in Monne uno Gripartung
bDn @olb unb Nubm. Mber er tpliroe
fthredlih enttduie1t; benn fdmmtlide
Rritifen, tpel1e er lber fetn Merf gu
lefer befam, riiien bafIelbe fiir1terlih
berunter, 10 baB natiirliA niAt ein
Gremplar babon abgsIebt ipurbe.
Menihenf6eu uno nit iin unb dller
Melt 5erfalIsn. briitete er Sage lang in
feinem Daditiibden, Biz er fih enbli6
bod aufraffte uno befhloB, fein 9er3
ieinem Sugenbfreunoe Soppbauier
aus3uldiitten, Der Elm duberit 1hlauer
Menfh mar unb fih in Solge beiIen
auh ldngit cine CUTE @tellung in einem
9anfbau1e erlporben bate.
syopphauier bDrte Die Sereniabe 1eiz
neg ungliidlihen Greunbes ihneisenb
an, s:ste bann beioe 8eine bebdgliA
ouf's Sopbu, fbloB Die Mugen unb
Idien feinem unseouloisen 8efu9er
bereits einsei9lafen gu iein. als er
plDBlih aufiprans, in Elm frDblihes
Baden ausbra4> unb rief: n60r' NAL.
alter Shpeoe, mas friesit Ou benn,
ipenn bic san5e Nuftase abseiest
tpiro?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
Mo0trne Gapstai!nugs- nno
knd)Idlulsll.
Son Gmiile Brabtp.

gg lit nift 3u oertennen. oaB un=
fsre 3eit grobe llripdl3ungen auf allen
Gsbietsil berborse5raht bat, bel oes
Nlten anb Weralteten tpurbe berunter=
geriiIen. uno an fsinsr Steae bliibte
1aeues. meroenbes empor. Neue 8ez
griffs uno Mnl9aullnsen biloeten iiA.
bic in aablreiden 6dllsn nit fiesbafter
lIeber3eugllng bertbeibtgt unb aur @elz
tuna gebra1t tpuroen. Sb freiliA
ales.na an Meinungen uno MnIdau@
unssn gu Sage trat. diih pirfliA ges
funo unb -lebenstrdftig fein tpirb, tpiro
srlt bic 3utunft lebren. gu oenjeniz
gen Reufd0pfunsen aber, Die fi4 als
auberoroentlicb aeitsendb uno 5rpsds
bienlih bereits in Der tur5en 3eit ibres
8eitebens eripiefen baben, seboren Die
mobernen 9ausbaltungsz uno &ohs
ihulen, bic in Berlin in Den leBten
Sabren entItanben iino.
Die ral1e gnttpidelung biefer BON
benfenben Srauen errihteten S9ulen
ssust BON ibrsm fessnsreiden ginfluB.
Die 6ausba1tunssiduls in Der Gliias
bet1itraBe, eine Siliale oes aetteoers
ems, bat IN ben aht Sabren i6res Be-
ite1ens I9on ipeit iiber tduieno 3Ogs
linse aussebilOet unb 3ablrei9eStdbte
9aben it9 BEL i6r Hatb uno 8elebrung
2ur Sedriinbfng dIeicher @chufen err
bcten uno ibre bafiir beItimnten 2eb=
rsrinnen In bieier nababmensipertben
Gnitalt aus6iloen lafen. Die S6Ile=
ritlnen fte6en meilt i'm Nlter bon 16 Bis
18 Sdbrea. uno fir ibre Nusbilbuns
1T Elm oolles Sabr beItimmt, fir tpel=
6es 400 Mart geSablt tperben miiRsn.
Gin grunoloier friiberer Qustritt Siebt
e:ne Strafe BON SO Mart na9 Iih,
bod tit DteIer San mod nt4t oorsefoms
men.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-03-13
81 lueuft g 6 miot.

glls flotter SGser bat papa 4uguit
Gamibt, gsb. gu 2lnflum am II. Sc
bruar 1895, ben Sran5oIen ipeioliA
Die Sade setlopft. gr but bonn II.
Wdra 1873 Bis gum gnoe bes Gelo-
suges unb tpieber pom L. .sNpril Bis %.
DECEMBER 1916 Dem 9aterlanbs se=
bieat. fo4t Bel 8auben, SiiterbOg,
@robbeeren unb DenneipiB nit, nabm
gbeil an Der 9elaserung bon Witten=
Berg. Bon bort gins's in Gilmdriden
naa 2eip5ig. Sn Der groBen ShlaAt
itanO S4lniot TAPER feinen Mann. -
3peimal bat er ben Rbein iiberi5rits
ten; beim eriten Male bssriiBte Der ate
8liGer 1einen Sruppentbeif nit ben
Morten: IRA, il Ollen pommern, nu
ioPn il fran30iiftb lier'n." Sci
2isnp unD 8elIe-Nllianee bat nnIer az
ter Rrieger I'm oiditen Jeuer geianbsn.
Geinen 2ebensaBsnb beIdlisbt er in
Der Staot 8OlIsaft.