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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15
Girls and Women for Clerks.

81 don't want any in my office;
can't depend on them; they are al
ways giving out when most needed. p"
says a business man. Zoa-Phora
(Woman's Friend) cures sick and ner-
vous headache and periodic troubles,
making women strong and reliable.
Sold by T. H. Thomas and Marshall
& Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15

mouoSci W. ~ H. AcsA W yCoEs).
Physicians-Drs. G. G. Craig, G.
L. Eyster.
A delightful entertainment fol.
lowed and included vocal selections
by the Svea male choir. Misses Nell
lie and Mary O'Brien, OF Davenport,
Charles Adams and j.. A. johnson;
piano numbers by Misses O'Brien.
Misses Mabel aud Cisra Fowler. and
Misses Elsie and Gertrude White;
violin solo by Miss Gertrude Housed,
cornet solo by Miss Edith Housed.
The program was concluded with q
drill by the Forsters. Then came
the oyster supper which was royalty
served in the dining room.
Eastern Star.
The first public installation of the
officers-elect of Rock Island chapter
269. Order of the Eastern Star, was
a signal social success and was at
tended by no less than three hun
dred of it's members and their
friends. The rooms in Masonic Tenn
pie presented a bewildering scene as
amid the bright Examinations the
immense assemblage moved about
and latter in tie marcy waltz to the
music of Bleuer's orchestra. The
installation was conducted by Past
Worthy Matron Mrs. Eva NJ. Con.
over. wi o received handsome remem.
brance in the form of past matron's
| Jewel presented by Mrs. ID. Don.
aldson in behalf of the organization
which she has served so well. and
attesting the esteem in which she is
held by members of the chapter.
The jewel is of gold and in design a
star surrounded by a wreath. which
is attached to the bar by delicate
chains. In the jewel is also set a
miniature mallet and on the opposite
side in this inscription: '.R. l. Chap
ter 269. o. f. S." This is the high.
est honor which can be bestowed
upon a past worthy matron and Mrs
Conover feels very proud of the rec
ognition accorded her. Mrs. Maria.
Kinyon, the new worthy matron, was
also presented with a handsome bou.
qaet by Mrs. Conover. The officers
installed are:
Worthy Matron-Mrs. Maria Kin.
yon.
Worthy Patron-Fred Schroeder
associate, Mrs. Myra Arnold.
Secretary-Mrs. Jennie Johnston
Treasurer-Mrs. Margaret Schroe
der.
Chaplain - Mrs. Mary RIDDEN
baugh.
Adah-Mrs. Minnie Strawhorn.
Ruth-Mrs. Rosa Hall.
| Esther-Mrs. Sadie ladders.
Martha-Mrs. Sarah Campbell.
Eiecta-Mrs. Lizzie Terry.
Warder-Mrs. Sarah Smith.
Standardization w. Perry.
| Organist-E. Killmer.
Marshal-Miss Sarah Green.
The festivities concluded with
dancing and supper.
National Union.
The in> tallation of the ofIicers-elec
of Arsenal council III, Nationa
Union. occurred last evening. The
officers are:
Presidential. j. Higgins.
Vice Presidential. II. Head.
Ex-President-William Wiesler.
Financial Secretary-L. c. Pfoh.
Secretary-B. ID. Lamont.
Speaker-J. H. Reeves.
Chaplain-W. P. Cochran.
Usher-William Rettig.'
| Doorkeeper-H. A. j. Mcdonald.
Sergeant-W. w. Bowlby.
| Light refreshments we're served
and several hours devoted to socia
bility.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15
SHOES TO BE MADE.
The Peaslee Company to be
Incorporated.
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE FACTORY

The New Enterprise Provided For at Yes
terdsy Afternoons Meeting ut Carse
Hall-Can be Ready by Feb. 15-The
Location.
The Peaslee Shoe company is the
latest acquisition to Rock Islands
commercial interests. A number of
prominent gentlemen who have
guaranteed the capital necessary to
make the factory forthcoming from
its present locality met in Carse
hall yesterday afternoon and christ
ened what promises to be one of our
most thriving institutions ere an
other year passes around. The com.
pany is named after the gentleman
who selected this city as a desirable
spot in which to launch his enter
prise, providing he could enlist saffi-
cient financial cooperation to in
crease the capital of the factory.
And here he found among our enter
prising men those to whom is due
the credit of landing another factory
within our domain.
The meeting was presided over by
Phil Mitchell and Eugene Burns
acted as secretary. All the $3.50 O
stock having been subscribed save a
small amount it was decided to pro-
coed toward the organization of the
company. An application to incor-
porate under the state law was drawn
up and the president named c. S.
Peaslee. NJ. NJ. Sturgeon. Eli Mosen-
fielder, Henry Carse and w. H. Mar.
shall as incorporators. The stock is
to consist of 25O 500 shares. and the
duration of the company is fixed at sc
years. There is nothing further to
be done now until after the incor-
poration papers are issued when the
stockholders will get together. elect
officers and prepare for business.
Hunting q Location.
Several places have been sug.
gested as desirable locations for the
factory, but none have met with def.
mite approval as yet So commit.
tee on location, composed of A. NJ
Blakesley. C. S. Peaslee, ". H. Mar.
shall. Henry Carse and A. c. Dart,
has been appointed.
AS will be seen by reference to the
proceedings of last nights meeting
of the board of education. the COM
pany can have the old No. 5 school
building on Nineteenth street and
Third avenue. while the former Raj.
BILE & Stengel brewery plant dowr
town. the Huber malt house on Thirl
avenue and the silver plating mill or
Eighteenth street have been sug
gested. The latter may be used fol-
another new industry heretofore re
ferred to, however.
MIR. Peaslee was requested to max,
an inventory and describe and valu,
all the machinery and other proper
ty which passes into the possession
of the corporation. From presen
indications the factory will be read,
to commence operations in Roci
Island not later thansthe middle o
February. Thus declares Mr.. Peaslee
who continued: "We are at presen
crowded with orders and when every
thing is in readiness for removal
want to do it quick so that work viii
not be interfered with any more thar
Extremely necessary. just as soor
AS the new company is INCORPORATE,
l will wind up the affairs of the OLE
one and then I am ready to move
And l expect to be in Rock Island b,
Feb. 15,n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15

People overlooked the importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and
were satisfied with transient action :
but now that it is generally known
that Syrup o: Figs will permanently
cure habitual constipation, well in
formed people will not buy other
laxatives, which act for time, but
finally injure the system.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-01-15
The Weather.

Light snow today and tonight, fol
lowed by decidedly colder Thursday:
winds becoming northwest. Today:
temperature. 80.
F. j. WALL, Observer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
pic risiiii6e Siitel.

Chamberlain, g. g., 20. Ott.
Sie Miible in Galtalia bat i'm lebten
Winter @rperimente anselteat, oeren
siinitiger Verlauf bon Yortbeil fir bic
aanSe Ge9eno 81 peroen perfpri6t.
Ser @iNentbiimmer bat ndnli1 Veriu.
DIE oamit aneeaellt, in pelbem MaBe
li1 bic ruiiiibe 9iitel, Die in man6en
Counties esraoesu aur 2anoplaae se=
moroen 1T, als 6euerunssmaterial an
Stelle bon 3oble eisnet. 9ie JDlae
oieler @rperimente 1T nun, oab Der gi=
9entbiimer Der Wfiible ben 6armern
$1.50 per Son fiir alle Oiiteln, bic liz
bringen t0nnen, Dfferirt. Sa es nur
iebr wenig Wtiibe toltet, oas mallentpei.
ie uabienoe lntraut auisulaoen UNI
Die 5ubrmerte gu elmer 3eit beibdftisi
perben tDnnen, in benen bod nibts an=
oeres fir iie gu tbun 1T. ertpeiit lid
bieies Nngebot ais BON oOppeltem 0or:
tbeil, oa es ben ssarmern cine Neben.
einnabme peridafft uno Die 9iltel,
meide iid afs idlimmer 5eino fir Der
8etreioebau eripeiit. jebt aud allmab:
fig ausserDttet weroen tpiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
9isintisir,tmg bon &IKen.

Snoianapolis, Sno., 80. Oft.
Sem Secretdr Der Staats=Sanitats=
bebDroe 1T Elm Sail aus Columbus se=
meloet moroen, in tpel6em Elm Mann
oarauf beltano, feline i6mer on Der
Sppbteritis ertrantte graut su tiilien,
moourA er iiA iebt ielbit Die &rantbeii
sugeaosen bat. Der Seeretdr m0btt
oaber aaes 9iifen perbieten uno i6reibt
Oariiber : SD peiB bic S9pieristeii
mobl gu iddben. auf tpelae Die Sani'
tdtsbebOroen itoben tuiiroen, menn fl
oas &hHen unter 2iebenoen berbieten
moll!en. Obmobl es elm iebr gefdbrli=
der 3eitpertreib 1T. 10 Ideint ooh BIZ
Rub=2iebbaberei Nllen anseboren 81
iein, uno mir baben nur tpenis 0off=
nuna lie ie unteroriiden 5u tOnnen,
8ieleidt mub id Elm Distinctions
mittel empfeblen. Ylles mas notbmen:
big iein tpiiroe, piiroe Elm i9arfe!
puben Der 3dbne NIT oemielben UNI
Elm @inreiben Der 2ippen lein. Da!
niiroe seaen bic @efabr Der &iiHere
i1iiben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
Srieitamben INT Dienite bon
Wcrstett.

Sn S9ottlanb 0ibt es einen Nrst,
Sarrep nit gtamen, Der Sag fir Sag
i'm Wasen bon einem Sort gum onbern
fabren muB, um feline &ranten 81 belu=
den, Die oft iebr melt bon ieinem Wobn=
orte entfernt lino. st bat iid besbalb
Der llnteritiibung einieer 8rieftauben
periidert, bon oenen er ieben Sag meb=
rere nit li6 nimmt. .Sn Gdllen brin=
senoer gfptb ienbet ber Nrst einsn oieier
geflii9elten 8pten nit ben n0tbi9en @n=
oronunsen nod ieiner gebauiung.
Sobalo eine 8rieftaube i'm Sauben=
i6las ansefommen lit, unteriudt Der
Siener bes 9oftors bic Slii9el Der Sau=
be uno nimmt unter ibnen bas 8ecept
berDor, bas er iDfort sur Npotbefe bringt.
Damn eilt er nit benz Meoitamente nad
Dem ibm ansesebenen Orte. Ser Mr5t
bat aud Die @inribtuns aetroffen, bel
perIonen, oeren 3uitanO iid jeoen 9u=
9enblif berfhlimmern fann, eine ooer
mebrere ieiner 8rieftauben 5uriidSulai=
len, banit er in brinaenoen Gdllen TO-
fort burb zines Der Sbiere berbeigerus
fen tperben fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
Gtne pieI8ej1ieoene Semitic.

Sn Wien erSdblt man 1id cine trau=
rige @eI6i9te bon einem Uater nit
fiinf 9eidiebenen S69tern. Gin anQe.
iebener uno reider @robfubrmann in
&loiterneuburg belibt fiinf S0hter, BIZ
er nebit elmer entipre6enoen Mit9ift ar
ben Mann bradte. Qllle tpurben ar
anseiebene Wiener Burser berbeiratbet
Mls bic dltelte pon ibrem Manne ge=
Ihieben tpuroe, gina man bariiber bin.
meg. oenn iOlde 9nselesenbeiten tom.
men in ben beiten SSamilien Dor. Qlls
bic sipeite 3o1ter bas @1iflal ibre,
S1mefer tbeilte, belt man bas fiji
einen auBerorbentliden 3ufaa. Mbe,
aub bic brittle Iodter tpurbe bon ibrem
Wanne gei1ieben, unb nun i1lug mar
bic 9dnbe iiber benz 2opf 5uiammen
Was ipurbe aber erit 9eiproben, als
auh Die gbei6eibung Der Dierten 9ob'
ter befannt puroe Man ipottete iibe,
Die bier sei6ieoenen Grauen uno lobt'
bic FINITE, Deren finoergeiesnete gb'
bod ihon BON ldneerer Dauer mar uni
un3ertrennlib fhien. Do1 fiebe ba--
Dor Rur3em perlieb aud bic 6iinfte IT,
rem Gatten, einen betannten Wiener'
Ghneioermeiter, unb nun 1T aud BIZ
6beioung bieIer ghe i'm @ange.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
Serban0Iunsen oes &reis9e:
rid1tS.

Sas Sreisseri6t wuroe am 27. Oft.
erDffnet. Sammtlide Gidter, Sulius
$. Yomerine, s. S. Nbams uuo @has.
$. &ibler, maren anueieno. 9tidter
Yomerine fiibrte ben 8orlib. gslpur-
ben II Yro3eile erlebist, ndrlid
Sang, 2eibman & Go.. sesen 8en=
jamin @obn u. u. llrtbeil gu @un=
ten BON Samuel Goodman, einem Der
9lngetla9ten. 8esen bas llrtbeil ipirb
Serufuns eingelest.
sSobn &Opan segen bic StaOt ub=
ridsbille. Sem &ldser tpurben 80
Gage 3eit ae9eben, um cine binreiden=
De giirsi6aft einsurei6en.
gowin Wansfielo u. u. sesen Marr
2ueas IL. 81. VerIdoben.
s. W. 8ailep, 9om., eeeen Gebecca
Griswea. 8e:idoben.
8eorse g. guans sesen Die Stab
ubri6spille. 8eigelegt.
Die 3lase sesen Orion Gust ipeser
ungeboriaem gerbalten ipuroe abse.
nieien.
Mabalain u. Saunbers ge9en @bas.
T. Sleiihman u. u. 8eroift fir oit
Sld9erin.
8eorse 8arrif sesen Orion Gust u.
u. Ser Pro5eB wuroe ,pieoer on BIZ
Common pleas Court pertpieIen.
Oie Wbeeling & 2ate grie giienbabf
sesen Goialinoa @raham u. U. Ser.
i9Dben.
@eorse M. 9Omer segen Sobn s,
6eribberger. Oas urtbeil oes Common
pleas @erihts beitdti9t.
9as 8eridt bertagte ii9 am Donner:
flag Nbeno um 8 llbr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
0eMDtbeM.

glm 20. Sttpber in Canal 9oDer
@iuiam Senrp SnpSer i'm Nlter pon
beinabe Sc Sabren. st binterlaBt eine
Mittwe uno snei Rinoer.
gm %. Ottober in Der gtdbe BON
SanoDoille emanuel Grlina, i'm Mlter
bon so Sabren. Ser 8erltorbene bin=
terllbt orei Sinoer, stuei SDbne uno
cine Sobter.
glm %. Sftober in Strasburg &u=
bplpb Sopibfp. int Nlter BON IS Sab=
rem. Ser YerItorbene 1T in Martt
Shfft, 8aiern, seboren unb fom i'm
Sabre 1856 na9 Den Ser. Staaten.
Sn 1860 perebelidte er fid nit Marp
Dteper. Ser @be entiprDBen orei Sinz
Der, 3tpei Sbbne, gmil g. uno Gbarles
@. Gapibfp uno eine Sohter, Die idon
in friiber Suaenb itarb. Gapibfp be-
tr;eb cine 8rauerei in Strasburg, iiber=
nabm oann nah Dem Spoe bon Midael
Berger Die bielise 8rauerei, bis er oie=
ielbe Mitte ber liebsiger Sabre an Sa.
fenbraf uno @5eibolo pertaufte, tporaui
er lpieoer nod Strasburg Suriif tebrte.
9lls Strasburg als Srti6aft incorpp'
rirt wurbe, paro er als eriter Mtopo1
erndblt, Elm ebrenoer Seipeis bes Ner'
trauens leiner Mitbiir9er.
9lm "a. Sft. in Sbanesoille Srar
2apina McGormif, 72 Sabre alt.
9tm 25. Sftober in Stem Ybilabel
pbia Srau Sannab Scott, Die geidie'
oene 6rau bon Soiepb @entobeen al
Starrfralnpf.
9lm 80. Sft. in Sem gbilaoelpbit
Yfarrer M. 8. 8alomin, friiber Metbo
oiltenpreoiser, 81 Sabre alt.
9lm 80. Sft. in Der 9tdbe bon Gil
more Die Witttpe Simmia an De-
Sdminolu6t. Sie 8erltorbene batt
elm aiemlid bohes Nlter errei6t.
9(m 80. Oft. in @efdeiter Jral
Martba zimmerman, i'm 9llter bol
beinabe 20 Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04

Wiltesbarre, pa., 2. SOB. - Sc
fern Morsen gu fruber Stunoe muroe
elm freher 8eriub sema6t, Die Poit=
office BON plpmoutb gu berauben.
Die Sbur bes srobsn 8eloibranfes
muroe nit iOl6 GROCER @etpalt se=
fprenat, oab Die umlie0enoen 8ebduoe
eri6iittert muroen. 2eute, tpelde in
Der Ndbe tpobnten, bielten Die @ri6iit=
terun9 fir Elm @robeben uno eilten in
Die StraBen. &au1 brang aus Der
Yonoffice unO eri6ien glei6 oarauf Die
Geuerwcbr. IS itellte ii6 beraus, oab
einise BOitldde in 8rano 9eratben ma=
rem. Die Slammen wuroen ibnell
gel0Idt unb fano poitmeiiter @alarp
ole Wertbse9enltdnbe in oem Sdrante
unberiibrt. Sie 8duber muroen burt
Die laute @rploliOn eridredt uno iua=
rem bapon selaufen. Man bat nod
feinen oerlelben perbaftet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04

= Oas Dreirab i'm 9ienite ber per=
ionenbeforberuna LIT Die neueite gr=
i1einung i'm Strabenbilbe Berlins.
gluf Der Mdie oer 6interraoer oes Drei=
rabes befinbet iib, auf Geoern rubenb,
elm idnfteartiger, nit 2eber iiber3oge=
ner SIP, Der nit einem Yerbef perie=
ben 1T, bas bel &esenmetter aufgeIdla=
gen iperben fam. Ser SSabrer, Der
cine sefdli9e XiDree trdst, bat ieinen
plab in geip0bnliher Weiie born auf
benz Sattel unb iebt bas @efdbrt, bas
einen iebr elesanten ginbrud maht,
obne S1mieri9feit gar3 alein nit
grOber 6dnelligteit in 8euesuns.
Wir f0nnen unb molten guh cit,
Monument better Qualitdt billiger per=
faufen als irgenb cine perantmortli1e
5irma i'm Staate DbiO.
Setter q Cutie.
Wollene unterr6de fir ssrauen
fur 65 Gents Bel Darts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
stebt perDd6tig aus.

0onoon, 80. Oft. Dis .paa Maa
@asette" brin9t eine SepeIde iiber Die
ungebeuern Summen, uel6e Die odni=
ide &egierun9 auf Die gefeitisuns bon
&ppenba9en perpenbet. IS miro ae=
melbet, oab oieies in uebereinitimmung
init einem eebeimen 8ertrag nit 6rant=
reid uno &ublanb seidebe. Sieie bei=
ben Mdhte bdtten Die Snte9ritdt Sdne@
marfs earantirt unD epentllsl bic &iif=
sabe zines Sbeiles bon S6lesmis=Sol=
ltein an SGnemart beripro6en, falls
Sepobner bleies S1eiles 1i6 in einem
Blebiscit oafiir ausipreden. Odne=
mart ioa beriproden baben, &ublano
fiir ben SaG zines &rieges ge9en
OeutI6lano ben Safen, bic Sorts uno
Die SdiffsbaubDfe bon &openbagen als
Sperationsbalis eesen gtorooeutl6lano
our GerfiiNuns gu itellen. IS wiro be-
bauptet, oab oieies einem Siilfsbeer bon
100, 900 9lei,tfpmmen piiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
&nappes Gntfo TT TT ett.

glm Samlta9 9lbeno fanb in ub=
ri6soille cine republifanii6e Maflen=
peri iammlun9 itatt uno ,purDe aub cine
Yarabe peranitaltet. Oils Die Baraoe,
mel6e erDbtentbeils aus &eitern be-
itano, an Der erlten Strabe Die Bride
na9 SenniIon pailirte, itiir5te oieielbe
3uIammen unb nit oerielben fielen ca.
20 8eiter unb cine Nn5abl SuBsdn9er
in bic Siefe. IS 1T elm paDres g8un=
Der, baB gliemano bel Dem ungliid
ernftlid nerlebt puroe. Sin Yfero
puros fofort setOOtet unb Elm anoeres
batte ben &iifen 9ebro6en unb muBte
9et6Dtst neroen.
Sie Namen Der Serlebten Iinb Bob
Galbraitb, 9tetp pbilaoelpbia Sacpb
9lfolter, Suscaramas 8eD. 8anborn,
9enniion /; Meritt Scott, Qoiion @or=
fell, g8iQ @ilcoren, Wm. Soofer,
Spbn Mit6eu, ubri9splle Sbomas
@allace, 60. Stellar, geioler Wiu
&ulIea, Stillpater. NuBerbem fieler
nod ein Staliener 8arnalitte uno feline
Srau, Die BON 9enniipn ber famen, mil
oer Sriife in Die Siefe uno mdbrenr
bic Dben 8enannten I'M Stanbe tparen,
ii9 ielbit aus Dem Sriimmerfeloe beraus
sl arbeiten, nurOen Der Staliener UNI
ieine 6rau in bewuBtloiem 3ultanot
setunoen uno mubten binaus getra9er
peroen. 9ie 6rau lit ldlimm perlebt
g4ie mir bDren, iinb aud bic Yerle.
bungen Sacob 9lfolters i6limmer 9r,
uno muB er ieither oas 8ett bitten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
Warmnt ,uobnt Sbr hid)t tut
ei0enett GattSe :?

Spre9t in Der Blaming MiG BON
Sobn Nd9elp unb Sobn an Gront
Strabe pDr unb Sbr iperbet finben,
baB es eben 10 leidt 1T. i'm eigenen
9auie gu tpobnen, als Mietbe gu be5ab=
len. Dieielben bauen @ud segen eine
leidte Mn3ablung unb gu aiinitigen 8e=
oinsunsen Elm Saus uno bere6nen MI,
mdbise 3inien fiir oas anseleste Rapi.
tai.
Warum Wlietbe be5ablen, tpenn ST,
nit bem ndmli9en @eloe na9 uno mad
elm 6aus ertperben fDnnt ?
Wiinidt Shr gub nit lei6ter Mtibe
Elm eisenes 0eim gu ertperben. 10 iesi
Gu6 nit Nd9elp uno Sobn in 8er=
binoung. #
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04

SEEM Ybilaoelpbia, 3. Nop. 1896.
Seute lit Wablta9. S)efti9 miitbet
Der Sampi unb BON beloen Ssiten miro
9lles aufeeboten, ben Sies su erringen.
M69e Die gntl6eioune gum geiten DEG
2anoes ausfallen. Srren 1T meni6-
lid unb 9iiemano bat Elm Ge6t, oenle=
nisen Mitbiirsern einen 8Oriuurf gu
MAIDEN, pel6e Die 6ragen oes perfloi=
ienen @abltampfes BON einem anoern
Stanopunft als oem gurieen betrad=
ten. 9lle - nit penioen Nusnabmen
piellei6t - fpolen eas 8eIte, benn nur
bel alleemeinem @Oblitanoe 9eoeibt Der
@inselne uno au6 oas 9an5e. 0arii=
ber linb mir pobl Nlle einig, aber iiber
bic @eee, tpie oieles 3iel gu erreiben,
oeben Die 2lnlidten melt auseindnoer.
9lber biirfen mir eillem Inoern Siirnen.
neil er glaubt, auf anoere Weiie beher
ans 3iel Su gelan9en, als mir?
IS 1T Elm ungliif fir oas 2ano, oaB
national DtDnoniide 6rasel. tuie bic
Carthage unb Die Wdbrunssfrage,
ltatt bon rein ia6li6em Stanopuntte
erDrtert 5u tperben, gu leioeni6aft ftliben
gusbrii6en fiibren, Die abiplut gar
nidts bepeiien. gEo5u bienen ale
S6mdbunaen uno SeidimpFuusen F.?
Sat ni6t eSeber Elm Gedt 81 ieiner
Meinuns !? unb 1T es ni6t Die
8fti9t eines 1eoen Siirgers,
feline ebrli d e Weinuno obne E
81 il d ii6t auf Yorurtb E ii e
uno partei am Stim m t "A # e n
sum Nusorud Su bringen?
SIT aber einmal Die gnti6eioung se=
fallen, 10 lit es au9 Die Yai6t zines
ieoen giirsers, iid oerielben gu fiisen,
Ob Iie nit ieinen 8iinlben iiberein=
ftimmt ooer nidt, uno bies miro, mir
lino feit bapon iiber5eust, auh bieies
Mal geibeben.
9te 2eioenibaften tperoen fid tpieoer
abfiblen, unb in tpenigen Monaten
miro man iid oariiber nunoern, tpie
man iid iibe, politiIden ssrasen nit
alten Sreunben uno Sefannten bat ent=
Stpeien f6nnen. Man rebme iid bas
Spridwort beg Verliners gum 8orbilO
Sur rubig Slid, 9lnton, Die Sa9e
miro i1on i6ief gehen !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
Cute 0elegenbeit, eine i66ne
9etmtatb stt ertperbeu.

Cine Jarm bon so Nder, II Mei=
len 6itlih bon Stem philadelphia, lit
unter aiinitisen Bebingunesn billis gu
ertperben. 9ie Garm eisnet iid Dor=
siigliA 3ur Sbit= uno 8eeren3udt uno
lino 6 older nit 9uten 0imbeeren be-
iteat auf Oerielben 1T Elm sutes 0aus.
por3iigli6es Waiier, cine quite Roblen-
mine nit neuer Usage, bic iofort in
Betrieb geiebt tperoen tam. gDollt
,Sbr eine i96ne 6eimatb, 10 fommt unb
iebt. 6. 8. Grimes.
Office iiber Der 2albenbaugb Banf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-11-04
9amett> I6attt bier!

Sbr miiBt elm Yaar iener aefiitterten
S9ube baben fir Winter. 9ieielben
linb bIbI6 unb balten Cure ssiBe
marin. Wir 1aben Iolde NIT Rnopfen
uno S9niiren, iOl6e nit Sudrano
unb 6ubsoerbrdmuns uno unten bon
2eoer gemadt, anoere 9ans bon Sud-,
bas 8eite, mas ibr faufen fonnt, um
Cure Sube marin gu balten. Nament=
lid MAIDEN mir auf uniere Winterlbube
nit Dligem uno glattem Sberleoer, uno
ben S6uben bon &ineurub &albleoer,
aufmertiam.
Gommt unb febt uniere S6ube fit
$1.00 unb $l.25.
Inter unieren Serbitipaaren baben
mir nod cine quite gusmabl bon 2eber=
itiefeln uno berfauien biele gu iebr be-
rabseieBten preiien. Stiefel, Die ionlt
$3.50 tofeten, perfaufen mir fir 50. IS
uno iolde. bic fir $3.50 perfauft mur=
ben, fir $1.95. Stiefel fir Ginoer,
go. 10, Il uno IL fir rs Gents.
SilSibube balten Cure 6abe marm,
tuenn Sbr i'm Jreien arbeitet uno tuir
baben CUTE fur $l.75 nit @ummiiber=
Sug.
grau6t Sbr elm paar @ummildube,
10 finbet Sbr bielelben bel uns, uno
stpar BON better Gualitdt, oenn mir
berfaufen nur @ummmaaren better
Qualitdt.
Aae Verfdufe itrift fir 8aar.
Wir baben einen oeutiden glert.
g. q. parmelee, Der Sdubbdno=
ler, ll6 Of=0ohitrabe. Stem pbilaoel=
pbia, Ohio.