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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

We take great pleasure in calling
attention to the card of Messrs.
Lowrie Bros, Of st Joseph, Mo.
whose card appears in this issue.
This is one of the largest and most
responsible firms in that city and
they desire you to ship them yonr
butter, eggs, poultry and game, for
which they pay the highest cash
prices, charging no commission or
drayage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

If, as our opponents tell us,
tools are silverites, or all the
critics fools, what was the
re mass of American people
longer than year ago, when
uch a thing as an unequivOcal
gold standard advocate was not
out of the shell! We want to
know, you know.-South Me
Alester Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

THE man who will take adj
vantage Of his gray hairs to
offer insults is a more craven
coward than the one who sub
mits to such insults.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

You who want typewriter letter
heads can hnd aomething nt this Of
dee that win surely please you. Onlv
the best paper used
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-10-15

From all accounts ChambeflAA4
Coagh Remedy IL q Godsend 20 p1e
mfiictad. There IA no adrerrl9s 4eaA
about this; ne feel Just IKE anyfng X
The Democrats Carrohtons ~
For naie BY Frame. Green n 20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04
Honor to Former Cony High Pupil.

An honor in the oratory line has
fallen to an Augusta boy. Benedict
Francis Maher, which will be the
source Of much pleasure to his friends
Ia this city, and elsewhere.
1t is learned that at the annual elo-
cution contest of the Georgetown col
lege, at Washington, D. c., which took
place, May 2s. Nr. Maher, who will
next year. be a senior at the college
won the first prize, handsome gold
medal. The decision of the three
judges was unanimous. and from the
applause given. appears TO have been
most satisfactory to the large assem-
ily before which the contest tool,
place. There were II contestants, the
winner being the last on the pro
sramme. He gave the Chariot Race
taken from Ben Hur"
The honor is one of which Mr.. Maher
may well feel proud He is the first
Ncw England scholar to win tho
medal His father, J. j. Mahcr. has
already received congratulatory letters
from friends over his sons success.
Mr. Maher is 20 years of age He was
4 Cony High school graduate of the
class Of 81. While there, he took much
interest i'll oratory, and on one occa-
sion participated in a debate FOR the
school with the Waterville school.
lie will finish the course at George
town, and probably will enter the Har-
ward Law school.
The Washington Journal in it's re-
port of the exercises says:
1t was this same Chariot Race" that
brought the brilliant elocutionist from
Maine to the goal of the prize medal.
Last of long programme he aroused
the interest of all present to the height
OF enthusiasm by his splcnded dramatic
performance. Peers for second place
were Messrs. Nelson and Fox. The
jury composed of such old students as
Maurice Francis Egan, LII. d., chair
man. James Nota McGiH, ESQ. and
Mr.. Edward Joseph Walsh were both
competent and solicitous to pronounce
a strictly fair sentence. Their decision
was tumultuously applauded by the
audience.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04

Estelle Brainard of China, consented to
remain recording secretary. as all the
other officers had resigned.
Miss l.. II. Sheppard of Sidney. was
elected corresponding secretary. and
Mrs Blanche NJ. Friend, Augusta. was
elected treasurer.
4 list of resolutions was prepared by
a committee. and read by Mrs Fred
Leslie, Waterviiie, and adopted after a
number of additions by the convention.
Late in the afternoon. Mrs. Stevens
gave short talk on parliamentary law.
which was excellent. as she was in
tcrrupted several times for various
reasons, the talk was not as long as
many wished.
1t was voted to have a county direc
tory of all officers of the W. c. T. T..
printed with the county constitution
ircluded This viii be of great help to
county and local officers 1t was also
voted to have a county banner, and as
we are now the only county without
one it seems quite important that we
should attend to this matter before
another state convention next fall.
alrs. Hannah j. Bailey, Winthrop;
Miss Estclle Brainard of China. and
Mrs Blanche NJ. Friend, Augusta.
were committee appointed to attend
10 this matter.
The Gardiner ". G. T. L. right
royalty entertained the convention and
We congratulate them upon their sue
cess. The Cniversalist church where
the meetings We're held, was very
rrettily decorated with plants and cut
flowers. An excellent dinner and sup
per were served to all who attended
the meetings, and entertainment was
furnished for those who wished to stay
oVer night.
The Demorest Medal contest occu-
ped the evening, and proved to be a
very enjoyable entertainment, eight
young ladies and one young gentle
man taking part.
The Rev. Mr.. Ringold. Rev. Mr. Par
sons and AIr. plumlner were the Judges.
and Mr. Ringold said there was q very
severe contest between them as to the
proper person to receive the prize.
After several ballots. Miss Nellie Rack
life of our local union was decided to
be the winner. Rev. MIR. Ringold in a
very pleasant and humorous speech
presented the medal to Miss Rackliffc,
and spoke words of consolation to the
others. Rev. Mr.. Parsons followed Mr.
ltngold in few words, and presented
each contestant With a beautiful
bouquet of hot house flowers tied with
our white ribbon. OF course we as
Union feel very proud that the medal
was won by our representative.
Mrs. Estes then gave a short talk to
the young women, a collection was
taken for the benefit Of the convention.
Inc benediction was pronounced, and
thus ended the tenth annual convep-
ton of kennebec county-Mrs E. J.
4soberts, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs. B. NJ
friend
OF the 100000 inhabitants of Eneland
md Wales at the last census, 2e.SooJD. on
over two-thirds. lived in towns and cities |
and only S.200, 900 in the country In Scot
Ind one-half OF The population lived i'll
hough in Ireland the proportion was
about one-SiXth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04
w. C. T. u. COLUMN

MOTTO: For God and Home and
Every Land
OBJECT: To unity the methods of
woman's temperance work the world
over.
BADGE: A knot of white ribbon.
HOUR OF PRAYER: Noon
METHODS: Agitate, educate, organize.
DEPARTMENTS: Preventive, educa-
tional evangelistic. social ana legal.
THE POLYGLOT PETITION has been
circulated throughout the world and
signed by representatives OF over fifty
countries. 1t asks for the outlawing OF
the alcohol and opium trade and the
system of legalzed vice. The chief
auxiliaries of the w. c. T. U. are the
United States, Canada, Great Britain,
Australia, South Africa, India, Japan
and the Sandwich Islands.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04
Sandicson-Ryan.

Mr.. William Sandieson and Miss
Ellen Ryan were married by Rev G..
w. Doherty, at o'clock, Wednesday
morning. Mr.. j. r. Cream acted as
best man and Miss Katherine Donovan
was the maid of honor. The bride was
attired in a becoming costume of pearl
gray lansdowne. with crepe de chine
trimming and silk insertion.
The bridesmaid wore silver gray
dress with jewel trimmings and fancy
silk. After the ceremony. a wedding
breakfast was served. The happy
couple left on the 1905 train for their
future home in Boston, where Mr.. San
dieson is engaged in business.
MIR. Sandieson was formerly resi-
dent of this city, and is esteemed by
his many friends.
The presents were as follows: Mrs
Dr. B. L. Sanborn, table linen; Miss
Naude Sanborn, handsome silver box:
Miss Mabel Gould, glove box; Miss
Alice Twitchell, linen towels; Mrs. M.
J. Stackpole, one dozen silver tea
snoons; Mr.. J. E. Cream and Miss Edith
F. Crockett, table linen; Mr.. W. Swain
and Miss Lizzie Mosher, glass pickle
dish set in silver; Miss Julia Sheehan,
handsome picture; Miss Kate Dono-
van. glass sugar bowl set In silver;
Mrs. VIM. Mcdonald, silver spoons;
Mrs. John Martin, fancy cake plate:
Mr. John Pierce and Miss Annie Nc
Donald, handsome picture; Mr.. James
Mcdonald. one-half dozen silver tea
spoons: Mrs Evie Allen, Mrs. 3 Cony,
Mrs. George Kimball. one dozen sill
yer knives; Mrs. Dora Luce, Miss Min
rie Murphy, Miss Lillian Kimball' Mrs
Minnie Higgins, one dozen silver forks:
Miss Maria Gallagher. silver berry
sroon: Miss Edith Hilton, silver salt
and pepper shaker.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04
BITS OF MAINE NEWS.

Simon Sivolvcs. who was arrested at
fortiand last week for selling diseased
meat. was before the Portland municipaI
court, Monday. and was bountl over in
Mrs. Abbie kench, a widow. living
alone in Brooksville. was found in bed
Unable to move or speak as the result of
4 shock She had lain in that condition
at least two days.
Fire destroyed the house, stable and
store OF J. Il. Webster & Son at Mars
lilii, Monday morning. Part of the goods
or the store were saved also a part Of the
household goods. Loss. $500; insurance
Sioo0 The origin of the fire is unknown
put IS supposed to be incendiary Snow s
potato house was saved only by hard
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Vanceboro has some very nice young
horses. Mr.. c. F. Keefe, of course.
heads the list. He has two very fine
young horses. the oldest, which is
about three years, is very fast The
Youngest colt of Mr.. Keefe's is also
showing good speed. Alex McQuarrie
has nice colt which he expects will
Prove to be quite speedy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04

Nathan pelano. the Hampden man who
last week took a big drink OF raw car
bolc acid. thinking that it was some 9TH
er liquid, died on Sunday from the ef-
out Of the state of insensibiiity into which
that dreadful draught had thrown him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-04
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" My Remedy" is just what is needed (
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The reasonable claim Is made 10,
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Gimet t.tteret,amtem 8rtef

bat 0err poifmeiiter WDb BON einem
Wabrlaser (Clairvogant) in Bomerlp,
Ohio, erbalten. Derielbe madt lim
anbeiihig bic perionen gu rlennen uno
3u beidreiben, bic iib an bem Ginbrur
DE in Der poIt : Office betbeiligt, uno
perlanet bafir nur $4,000, $40 To-
fort unb $40 tpenn bic Oiebe gefaages.
unb iiberfiibrt ii,lb. I'm gu betpeiien,
baB ct tpirflid bic @abe Der Weiiagun9
belibt, gibt er bann nod eine 8ei1rei=
bung unieres 8oitmeiiters, ben er rlis
gefeben, mas ibm jeoer slauben mir0,
tpelder Die Befdreibung liest unb un=
fern Poftmeiiter tent. gr fast ndm=
lid: ,Sie baben cine belle @eIi6tsfar=
be. blaue 9lusen, bellies 6aar unb bellell
Bart, mittelfettes Geiibt. boben 8or=
oerfopf, iinb 5 SUB 10 3ull bod, mia-
gen 150--l60 pfuno unb iino Mit=
glieb peribieoener sebeilner Organiia=
tionen.
Wenn Der ,6elfeber" Die Diebe 10
senau beI9reibt. tpie unferen poitmei=
tier, ip iolten eigentli9 bieie benielben
fir feline Dienfte be3ablen, oenn oann
pdren iie iider, ME entbedt su tperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
teles WrAbiatr

finbet cine boIIIadnoige Neupabl tinis.
ter ltdbtiIden NebDroen ltatt. gtber
nod 1iirgen6s finbet man bas oerinaIe
Mnseiden. dis bb iemano MnfaIten
treffen tpollte, Der berridenoen Clique
ernfliA gu Qeibe su geben. Mlleroings
wirb genng iiber uniere yertpaltnng
sefdimpft unb geflaet, aber nit Rais
foniren uno Mufbeeebren getDinnt man
feine Wablfhladt, basu brauht man
eine iframme, aielbepubte Drganiia=
tion. unb ie eber eine folde aebilDet
tpirb, Tim 10 beKer. gs lit 3inoitoff
senug porbanben, Inn bic iebisen @e-
ipaltbaber griinblib als5urdudern,
aber bies erforbert Nrbeit, uno tpenn
iid Niemano berielben unteraieben mill.
10 1T es fpdter bant, aud faum Der
Miibe tDertb, bab iih bic reformfreuno=
liAen glemente an Der Wabl betbeili=
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26

Der 66nb gambler, uelder nur fir
Baar bertauft, bat ioeben cine Nus=
tpabl gutter S1ube gum Altagsgebraa6
erbalten. Dieielben finb f6tper, iOlib,
unb fino semaAt, um CUTE Dienite 3u
tbun. G1mere gongrebfdube nit 3
6oblen fiir Mdnner $1.25. Ghmere
greebmores nit 2 Gdnallen fiir Mdn-
ner. Dom Yebrp Sdube nit elmer
Gdnalle fir Mdnner. gongreb nnb
6dniri1ube nit Soppelloblen fir
Mdnner, lebtere baben mir fiir $1.0O,
uno ba mir ifrift fit 8aar Derfaufen,
10 ibnnen mir gud billigere preiie gee
ben, ais bies unter benz Greoit= Gpfiem
m6gli1 lit. Wir tpollen sic dis unfe=
re Greunbe unb RunDen unb tpenn bies
bur1 bilige preile unb folibe G6ub.
rpnaren 80 errsiden 1T, oann follten
mir Sbre Runbihaft baben. 9ieien
Monat aeben mir reou3irte preiie an
ieoem 6dub in unierem @ef9dfi, prei=
le Die Eu1 befriebiaen miifen.
g. sc. Yarn1elee, Der S6ubbdno=
ler, 116 Gf=D =DodffraBe, Neiu Nbilooel=
pbia, DbiO.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Die erite NationaIbant bon
Gattal Sober, Ohio,
Capital $50,O9O neberInuB unn geipinn $11.OO0

Die Bealnten Der Banf iinb 5. S..
Sotpnienb, prdlioent ; S. $. Mit6eu,
Nbe-Yrdfioent; 3beo. Wertb, Raliier !;
Sbeo. Better, @ebiiIfs=Raiiier. Diret<
loren s. s. Sotpnienb, S. 3. Wit=
dea, 6. Deis, $. %. @treb. 8. Defen=
ba9er, s. Menb, 9. Wenb, u. Weib,
u. sc. glIpn, g. 80. Groqton, Sobn
0anion. 9luBer ben genannten linb
nod fDlsenbe perfonen Nftiondre Der
Bant W. g. Baer, gbas. 8aer, %.
9. pratt, Grau Otto 5Aeffer, Grau
Marp @bafer, 3beo. Wenb, 6. u.
Wenb, 8en. Critics, Sobn Menger.
Die @eiddfte Der 8anf peroen na9 ei=
mem liberen. tonierpatipen plane selei=
tet.
Depoliteni1eine meroen allsgegeben
uno tperben nod 8elieben eingel6st.
gleiben bic DepOliten tudbreno elmer
aetpilen 3eit in, Der 8anf. 10 tperoen
bieielben bersinst. Wlit ber 8anf ifsbt
cine @partafe in 8erbinbung, in tpel=
der @inlagen BON einem ODaar auf=
indrts entaegen senomnlen tueroen. um
SparIamteit unter allen Rlaien gu f0r=
bern. Gleine ginlagen linb eben 10
miafomlnen tpie bic Der 2apitafiiten.
Spre6t por unb labt @u6 bas Spitem
oieies Oepartenlents erfldren.
gormiinoer, 9ruitees, Snbaber BON
anpertrauten Belbern >unb perionen,
bic nit finan3iellen Sransaftionen niAt
pertraut iinb, tperben finben. baB bieie
Yanf Elm lideres uno bequemes Sniti=
tut 1T, um 8elber gu Oeponiren uno
@ei6dfte 81 erlebi9en.
Sic 9ireftpren unb Mftiondre Der
8ant iinb bic erfolsreihiten uno tpobl=
6abenoaen Geibdftsleute.
9ie 8eamteti, Der 8anf ipre6en
oeuti1 uno betperben lib um bic Runo=
idaft ibier oeutlden Mitbiirser.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26

Vim s. sSebruar III Canton Grdll SO.
s. Steiner, ein3ige Eohter DOn SObn
s.. Qebolb In @nn0ppiue, i'm Mlter DDtl
23 Ssabren. Die Beeroi9nna erfolgte
In 0er Qeimatb ibrer @ltern.
glm IL. Gebruor in Gtone Greet Die
ssrnu bon Sobn putt, i'm Nlter Don 36
Sobren, am 2inbbettfieber.
Mm II. Gebruar in Der Ndbe bes
RoB @dulbauies bic Mittipe Mbigail
Cor, befer befannt unter benz Nanlen
GroBmutter Grea9er aus ibrer eriten
gbe bet, i'm Mlter bon 70 Sabren, 8
Monaten unb 81 Sagen. 3tpei ibrer
8rOBt6Ater iinb als Qebrerinnen In
ubridsbille thdtig.
Nm 19. sSebruar in llbri1spille Wil=
liam Carr, nabeau ~ Sabre aft. im
0auie ieines 6dmaaers Sent Oouns.
Der 8eretDigte mar In ber 9ldbe bon
port Waibington geboren tporben.
Mm %. Geb. in Dennifon sSames
Duncan i'm glter BON 10 Sabren. IL
Mona.en unb 81 9agen, an elmer 0era=
trantbeit. Ser Weritorbene mar elmer
Der langidbrigiten Mngeitellten In Der
pan gamble Maihinenmerfitdtte.
Mm %. Geb. in port Waihinston
Grau Marp 2rieser i'm 0auie ibrer
SOhter Trau 6aupert, i'm boben Mlter
BON 80 Sabren. Die Beretpiate 1T bic
Miutter bes friiber nabe port Wafbing=
ton 9etpobnten, nun bier in Netp pbi=
laoelpbia Bel elmer Spdter lebenben
Garmers peter Grieeer. Die geeroi=
suns fano aeifern in port Waibinstor
ltatt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Gemer.

gm Mittmoh .Mbeno, fura na1 10
llbr. brah lin benz &eitaurant S. T..
grifs an Norb Broabtpap Geuer aus.
DaKelbe sriff raid Inn ii6. 10 oab bas
9a13e Gebdnbe Elm 6lamlnenmeer bils
oete, als bic 6euertpebr sur @teae lam.
Dieielbe bate cine fdiuere glrbeit, oes
5euers 0err gu tperben, ba Die furdt.
bare &alte Die 9batiateit iebr eriawerte
oo1 eelang es, bes yeuers Serr 3ll
tperoen, bepor basielbe tueiter um lid
sriff. 5ogar bic nnitobenoe Office BON
Sr. Smith litt ni1t unter benz Geuer,
NOR aber auf ale Gdae aus9erdumt
tporoen.
s. 6. 8rid, Der i1ur nit 5000 berfi=
1ert mar, erleibet eineit i1tueren 0er=
luf. Gr bate am Mbenb I'm 6 llhr
nit leiner 5rau bas &eifaurant berlai=
len, nadbem er iid nod iiberseugt, bab
bas Geuer gut gebeft mar, uno erit am
MDrgen b6rte er BON benz Seuer unb
Dem Werlulte, Der ibn betrOffen.
Das @ebduoe geb0rte Der Gran Gn.
gel unb NOR fir $1,000 perii1ert.
lleber Die llriade bes Geuers ipeiF
man aar ni6ts. 0ermutbungen iibe,
8ranbltiftuns, bic tpdbreno oes Geuers
laut ipuroen, erDieien iiH .als sruno.
los.
Mm Montaa yiahmittas ert0ntt
i6on tpieber 6eueralarm. Diesmal
mar es bas Wobnbaus BON 5. 9.
8rid an 9fap Strabe. in tuel6em Geu.
er ausaebroben mar. 9ufolge eines
idabbaften &amins mar elm 9beil bee
Dades in Brano seratben, bod mnrbt
Die Geueripebr beHelben nit leidte,
Wiibe 9err unb iii Der 6daben unbe'
beutenb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Games. /. RartoHeIm.

2lle bic beffen neuen Gorien BON
Rartofeln gum Anpnan5en, i'm Gan-
jen 400 8uibel. prsife biIig uno bic
nlIerbelfen Gorten. DieieIbe1 iperben
no9 irgenb einem plate berihidt man
iuenbe ii1 munbli6 ooer idriftli6 an
Or. q. 8. 9inter
g2tiu Ybildbslpbio o., ndGffe 9blr
iiibii6 bonn 8. 81. 81. s, Gebdubt,
GdDio 6tink Nerfdufer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26

VeiutuCto du uuIttus ~Ct Htult IUetB,
1T bas cine iebr gefdbrli1e Gade, um
10 sefdbrliber, ie fdlter es 1T. Ser
Gleine bermodte aud fofort feline 3un=
&c nidt mebr los 3u brinaen. Grit
nadbem 2eute berbeigefommen iparen
unb ben Stab mittels beiBen Wafers
genugiam ertpdrmt batten, tpuroe bic
3unge ipieber frei, alein iie blutete
fart unb aud bic Qippen bes syunaen
tDaren tbeilmeiie serrihen. Gie beioen
Rnaben iinb 2inoer pon Stalienern.
80 Gin f6limmer, unb bod nod qut
abselaufener llnlal paffirte am lebten
Jreitaa benz Daniel Sdull aus Stone
@reef, Der Fi1 nit elmer 2aoung Mepfel
auf bem Mege mad Neip philadelphia
befano. gei Der ueberfabrt iiber cine
fleine Bride unipeit oes Canals BEL
Blidtown, fheute iein pferb beim ge=
gegnen nit einenl anbern sSubrmerf.
pferb unb Wagen, Iammt 61un ftiirs=
ten aebn Guf bod iiber bic HDl1unq
binnnter ins Mailer, fpelAes an iener
Stelle etua 5 ober 6 6ub tief immer=
bin aber iiberfroren mar. 6dnll fonnte
balb bas lfer geipinnen, bas pferb bo=
gegen lag in theiliDeife Ourdbrodenem
gis un0 ipdre fiber Derloren gstpejen,
ipenn uiht einige Mdnner, bic gan3 III
Der Ndbe NIT gisansbeben beI9dftigt
tuareI. raid au 6alfe gefommen ipds
rem. Die Mepfei. BIZ nan allen 9ids
tungen lueggtrollt suartn, fonnten gum
9rbBtsn xbeil iDieotr aufammen9sbra6
iptrben.
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@ara.ttt ,pobmt SIR ttdt tn
ei9ettett Gattie !?

Spredt in Der pianins Min bon
Sobn Ndselp uno Gohn am Gront
Strabe Dor unb Sbr tDerbet finben,
Dab es eben 70 lei1t 1T, i'm eisenen
9auie 3u tpobnen, als Mieibe 5u be5abs
len. Dieielben baRen gud ge9en cine
lei6te An3ablung unb 81 giinifigen Be-
bin9unsen Elm 9aus linb berednen nur
mdbise 3inien fiir bas angeleSte 2api=
tai.
Warum Mietbe be5ahlen, ipenn Shr
nit benz ldmliden Geloe nod uno na1
Elm 0aus ertDerben t0nnt ?
WiiniAt Sbr guA nit leidter Miibe
elm eisenes 9eim 3i eriuerben. 10 febt
guh nit Ndselp unb S0bn In 8er-
binoung. #
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26

Gin @aitmirtb In GdIeiien tpurbe
iuegen 8enubuna bon gu groBen
Bierfeibeln bon elmer hohtpeiien
poli3eibebOrbe 3u elmer @slbifrnfe pe,-
urtbeilt. Ser Mirtb hnfte etipa 80
8ierieioel, bic auf 4Il0 Qiter 9eai6t
paren, jeboG einerl ar0Bsren Sn-
bolt baiten. Ser gDirtb, Der Oappl
feline Mbnung bate. i6tniie bie Glider
3u ieinem 6Gaben tets uori0riftsind.
Big boll Elm. 9lls oie BoIi3beb6rbf
binter Die vbetriiaeriide Mdnipuldtiou@
lam, ipurben Die Gl0ier fonfis3irt unb
BET uebeltbdter auberbfn NOD au einer
@eIoirafe pertuurrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
GmtlaTett, itttO tuteDer ners
h1ftef.

Die laut lebter 9lummer in llb=
ridspile erfolste Nerbaftung zines GEE
tpiiIen Qarrp &enbrids burd unfern
Msaribal Gretu bat in uniern Nadbar=
itdbten Diel au reben ge9eben nnb i9lieB-
lid nod cine srpbe neberrai6ung aur
Gpfge gebabi. Renbrids f1eint in
Wirtlibteit Gio. g.. Gui1el 3u beiben,
befanb ii1 fdon ieit A Wo9en in ub=
rl1spine unb bate bort eine Sheater=
porlteQung ,Sbe @erman Recruit" IN
Norbereitung, beren 9lettoertrag Der
Dennifon Mili3 @ompagnie aufIieben
folte. ST bate ii9 bort bereits biele
ssreunoe gema1t. unb ba er feit be-
bauptete. obne @runo unb @6uIo ber=
baftet tporben 3u iein, 10 troten bieie
fiir ibn Elm unb Mbpofat Cattle ertpirfte
bon Nldter 9outbitt babier ben Befebl
CUR Greilafuns. Sn5wiiGen febte ii1
Marfbal Gretu nit ber poli3ei in Yer-
binoung, in beren Muftrag bic Nerbafs
tung erfDlgt tpar unb nun tpurbe feft=
setelt, baB &uiieQ, Der iibri9ens md
unter 4 ober 5 anbern Namen gebt,
ieiner Srau unb einem tpottranfen
Rinbe burdsesangen III unb 5tpar nit
einem anbern Grauen5ilntner. Seine
.beirogene Gral lit es nun, ipel1e bic
Geitnebmung NuiIels betrieben bat,
bod tpirb er glei13eitig bon einem Man=
ne tpegen Gi.bHabls perfolgt. Bis
lebten Montag erfreute iid &uiiel nun
ieiner SJreibeit unb In beiben unferer
9la6barifdbtsn ideint ct ih tdgli1
unebr in bic Gunit bes publifums eiu=
gearbeitet 3u baben. Nllein auf neue
Weiiung aus pittsbnrg bin, tpurbe CT
an biefem Sage tpieber perhaftet, bieb=
NAL bur1 ben Denniipn Warfbal GDoo=
min. Weil auf gleiden Mbenb bic
Woritellung bes .@erman &ecruit" aus=
gefiin6et mar, ipurben abermals Diel-
fa1e MnffrenguEgen gema1t, RuHeu
frei3ubringen.
Was gleides Ne6t fiir Mlle In bie-
fem Qanbe bebeutet, III aus einem Iii.
tbeil erfAt!id, bos ioeben in Malbins-
ton, .. g., eefdllt ipnrbe. Grl. gli-
iabetb JIo9Isr, bic 9ohter bes Grbo=
nans-gbefs, Gen. Glo9ler, tpeIhe leb-
tes Sabr einen Sun9en erfbOB, Der iid
einige MspfeI IN benz @arten ibres 90.
ters boleil tpoIte, tpnrbe 3l bret
&tmnDets Gsfdn9niF uno $500 Gtlb-
iirofe perurtbeilt.
Drudarbeiitn III beutl&er unb
eslgIii @pro&f iuernsn h iniertr
1rlidtrei prompt ,inb biQle belprat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
: 200 SJ2pn,1m,ntp ,nerher e.; me;.

= 200 Monumente tperben Bel gei=
ter q Nptle gu guren eisenen preiien
perfauft. II
- Rontnt uno iiber3eugt gn4 bon
Der Woraiiglihteit meiner Mrbeit unb
nettles Materials In tpollenen Mnanaen.
Seine 3ufriebenbeit, feline Besabluna /!
Sohn U. 8 obp, Canal Doper.