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The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
A Broken Gun and Thoroughly Scared
. a. Watchman the Result.


>. a. Waterman the Result.
W. L. Baker, a Watchman at the
big mill, had narrow escape from
being seriously shot while on duty
Tuesday night, and the mystery in
which the event is cnshrowded is cx-
tremcly strange. About 3 O'Clock
Tuesday night while going the
rounds, some 250 yards back of the
mill office, Baker stepped into the
shadow of two large lumber piles,
and after advancing few steps,
without the slightest warning two
pistol shots were fired in rapid sue
ccsson from out Of the darkness
leading down bstwcen the two lum-
Der piles. The first shot struck the
gun which Baker carried in the right
hand side pocket Of his macklnaW,
the other shot not taking effect.
None of the bullets have been found
The most mysterious part OF the
whole affair is the receipt and later
disappearance Of an anonymous let
ter claimed to have been received by
Baker through the mail Monday
night. The letter, it is claimed, was
read by number Of responsible
parties and was looked upon as a
hoax. The purport Of the letter, as
stated by those who saw it, in sub
stance was:
"W. l.. Baker: You are requested
not to watch any more until after
the federation Of labor has thcll
trouble settled with the company
If you don't you'll get it in the neck. ;
There was no signature Of any
nature attached to the message
Another mysterious phase is that dl
rcctly after the shooting, the anony
nous letter which Baker claimed tt
have carried in his pocket, had dis
appeared and no trace OF it could b'
found. This fact has led many, an(
some very conservative men, to be
licve the whole affair a fake. Th'
idea that the federation had an.
hand in the matter is UNIVERSAL.
scotfcd at. Baker accused a mat
named Mazerall, with whom he hat
a row some time ago, but it dcycl
oped that Mazerall was wrongful.
accused, as he was up town durln!
the shooting, and it also deVclope
that lie is unable to write.
While the general impression abou
town is that the matter is q fake
? all the Workingmcn here with Whot
we have talked are quite anxious tina
the affair be cleared up, and there
!, likely to be d reward offered for th
rDprnhrnci0n Of thc man who don
; the shooting.-llamilton Times.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16

DEPARTMENT. .

Handkerc1iefs have always been looked
upon with favor for holiday gifts. This
year we bought an extra supply. We have
hundreds Of them You can see them in
fancy borders from SC. to 81 LOO. You can
see the fine, soft Swiss, elegantly embroid-
cred, from Sc. to SOC.
Silk initial hand1erchiefs are very pop
uar We arc showing a very pretty silk
handkerchief embroidered with amy initial
you desire for SOC. .....5
For those who are inclined to be extrava-
giant we have the real lace handkerchief
from 81 90 to $5 90 each
A nice dress pattern would be an accept
able and sensible present. A mans wife,
mother OF sister would ever bless him ior
such a gift.
We have all the fancy weaves and pat
terms from 35c- to $l2O per yard
Feather boas, plain and tipped, SOC. to
S1.5O
Fine ostrich feather boas, warm and
stylish, 50. 50 to $3.50.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
! FtA\NCY GOODS
Department..

In this department you will find a choice
collection of dainty and inexpensive gifts,
consisting Of toilet cases. manicure sets,
collar and cuff boxes, handkerchief and
glove boxes, baby toilet sets, fancy mirrors,
bronzes, pin-cushions and bric a brac, and a
hundred other nc}1-nac]ts that are always
in demand at this season. The prices are
so low that you can afford to give all OF
YOUR friends and relatives Christmas gifts.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
NEWS OF TIE STATE,

Jim Stephens broke the record in
this neck Of the woods last Saturday
for killing antelope. A large band
walked across the ice on Cherry
creek and got into Nilt Harrah's
pasture. Stephens posted himself
at the opening and turned pack of
hounds looscd on the game. They
circlcd the pasture several times, and
every time they passed Stephens
poured a vollcy Of shot into them
that thinned their ranks He was
engaged just thirty minutes and
killed twenty-siX antelope. They
finally broke through the north end
Of the pasture and got away,-Glas-
gov Gazette.
The deep SHOWS are the cause of
many cattle being killed by engines
on the Great Northern road. The
track is well freed from snow by the
many trains that run over it and the
cattle get on the track and refuse to
leave it, running ahead of the en-
gincs until they are knocked OFT. 1t
IS estimated that as many cattle
have been killed SO far this winter
bv the Great Northern road as Wert
killed the past five years by trains
on this road. \ large number OF In
dians patrol the track and skin the
dead animals for the meat. The
hides they turn over to the sectlot
men.-GlasgOW Gazette.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
Wives Cheap i'll Georgia.

Camilla, Ca, Dec. ia good
looking white woman who says her
name is Mrs. Frank Salter, came to
town today to find out her matrimo-
NAL status: Her story is an inter
esting one. Up to ten days ago she
was the wife Of Martin Doolan, a
we'll known turpentine operator. She
and her husband quarrelled over
Saltcr, who was a boarder in their
family, and the result was that Doc
Ian sold his wife to Salter for a quar-
ter of a dollar.
The transfer was regularly made
out and since then the woman has
been living with Salter. She be-
came uncertain about her matrimo-
nial condition and came to town tc
consult lawyers. She says she
thought the 25-cent transfer was q
divorce.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
DIED IN DEER LODGE.
Henry Lump Dies From the Effects of
Friendly Scufflc.

Henry Lump, an old timer in Deer
Lodge died Monday morning. He
was about 55 years Of age and leaves
a wife living in this city. His death
was occasioned through a very un-
usual accident and Justice }[artWcll
Of Deer Lodge was holding an in
quest to enquire into the matter. 1t
appears that some days ago Mr.. Lump
got into /; friendly scuf1ic with Il
couple Of friends in a Deer Lodge
saloon. Hc was either thrown down
or fell down and in doing 50 was Sc
riously injured internally, in fact
burst his bladder. lie suffered ter
rible agony agony afterwards, morti-
iication setting in and literally de-
caying the lower part Of the body
while still alive.
1t is not thought that the coroner's
jury will hold anyone responsible fol
Mr.. Lump's death as the cause that
led up to it was Of purely accldent
al nature. Recorder.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
n. p. TIME TABLE.
BITTER ROOT BRANCH
OUR CLUBBING OFFER.

See our special clubbing offer. We
will send the REPUBLICAN and the
Weekly Inter Ocean to any Of our
subscribers who will pay up their
subscriptions to January 1, 1897, and
40 cents additional. The offer is also
TO new subscribers who will pay 81. 40
in advance. The price ef the Inter
Ocean is 81. 90 y year In this way
We place it within the reach Of oul
subscribers for 40 cents a year. Now
is the time to get it for 1897.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
SN APPS. 80

This department is always we'll patron
lied before the holidays.
This year we are better prepared than
ever to meet the wants OF the Christmas
shoppers:
Mems velvet embroidered slippers $500
per pair. -z..z.
Mems extra quality embroidered slippers,
$1.25 per pair.
Mems fine alligator slipper turned soles,
1.25 per pair.
Ladies' dainty dress slippers, S1.00 to
ST. per pair
Ladies' warm house slippers, sl.0O to
Sl.75 per pair.
Special bargains in mems and boys
shoes.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
CLOAK *AND *SUi1
Department.

You will find within the limits of this
department a great variety OF splendid
Christmas gifts for women and children.
Heavy cheviot capes $3.50.
Beaver double capes, nicely trimmed
with electric seal, only $780,
Handsome plush capes, $1,000 to $l5. 90.
Fur capes and collarettes, 81. 50 to $4,000.
Jackets in all materials and styles from
S4.5 to $1,000.
House wrappers III calico, hannelette
and elder down, S1.0 to $3.50.
Chidren's cloal1s have all been reduced.
We were obliged to do it. We had too
many Of them. You can buy them now
for almost q song. .@.-5
The kind that were S4. 90 are now -. so.
Those we sold for $500 will so at So. 90.
No garment reserved. Everything goes
at the reduced prices. ...-..@
A complete line Of childrens fut sets;
murs and collars to match.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
II1I()llSeF furnishing
DEPARTMENT.

This department must not be oVerIooKed
when you go to select holiday goods.
Nothing nicer or more sensible than
sofa, rocker, a sewing machine, writing
desk. picture, a baby carriage, pair OF
California wool blankets, all elder down
quilt or a fancy down pillow.
We have all of these and have them at
the right prices. DO not send abroad tor
anything until you examine our stock.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16

The Sutherlin Bros, Of the Hus-
bandman, won their suit against the
Helena capital committee. Over
81, 600 was involved in the suit.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
GENTS FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT..

You can make the men feel like boys
again by buying their presents in this de-
partment.
A man is always tickled with nice tie,
a silk mu1ler-the kind we are showing
]1erc--or pair Of silk suspenders. Then
there are other useful articles, such as SILK
initial handkerchiefs, fine cashmere halt
hose, sweaters in all the different colors,
etc.
Elegant brocaded silk mufflers, white
and black, extra size, 81 50 and S1.75.
japanese silk initial handkerchiefs, both
plain and fancy borders, soc, 75c., 81 90.
Mems fine cashmere half hose, 35c. to
SOC per pair
Silk suspenders finely embroidered, 75e-
and 81 90.
Mems extra, all wool sweaters, all colors,
50 90.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
HOLIDAY x PRESENTS
A GRAND SPECIAL DISPLAY!

Grand special display Of beautiful Christmas
presents. Every department Of the big store
overfowing with appropriate holiday gifts at
prices that are sure to make them quick SellerS.
Make YOUR selections as soon as possible, that
YOU may get the benefit Of the full assortment.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-12-16
WARRANT GALL.
Trcasurcr's Office,
Ravalli County, Montana. !


The following warrants Will p|
paid on presentation, to-Wit,
CONTINGENT FUND-All OutStand
ing warrants up to date.
Poor FUND-All warrants regis
tered prior to December 1st, 1896.
ROAD FUND-All warrants regis
tered prior to March 7th, 1896.
DISTRICT COURT AND GENERAL
All warrants registered prior tt
September lst, 1896.
No interest will be allowed on the
above warrants from and after thi
date. JOIN BOWLING,
Treasurer in and for Ravalli county
Montana.
Dated this the l4th day Of Dec. 1896
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Stpne Greef.

2ebten Treitag Mor9e1 itarb bierorta
Daniel W6erlep i'm Nlter bon 81 Sab
rem. Cine Salstranfbeit mar Die So
oesuriaGe. @r mar berbeiratbet nit
3a6el Gberbarb, mel6er @be 3 S0bne
uno 4 S06ter entiproiien. Cine So6=
ter, Die perltDrbene Srau BON Profehor
@b. Grpnebab in Neip philadelphia,
9in9 ibrem Gater i'm Sooe poraus.
Ser 8eritorbene sei6nete li6 our9
ltrenge Heoli6feit unO unermiioli6en
Nrbeitsgeilt aus. ST befleibete in un=
ierem Sotpnilip felt Sa1ren beridieoe=
ne Nemter, uno mar unter Mnoerem
leit sSabren 5otpnibip S6abmeifer.
Wel6e N6tung Der 8eritorbene senoB,
betpies oas ieDr 5ablrei9e 2ei9enbe=
9dngniB lebten Montag. Ser tiefbe=
triibten Satin, tpel6e li6 ielbf BON
elmer ldngeren Grantbeit nod nidt err
bolt, iptpie ben Ginoern meine inniglte
Sbeilnabme.
2ebten Montag Morgen ifarb i'm
3o6enbett Srau gliiabetb Sorgler,
geb. Nrbo9ait. Gebpren ben ID. SUM
1868 perbeiratbete lie iib i'm Nopen,ber
1886 nit Will. Sorsler. 9ie Gbe
mar nit 5 &inoern 4 Mdbden unb
einem S6bnlein geiegnet, tpopon oas
2ebtere pDr einigen Sabren itar5. Die
8eritorbene lit ieit ldn9erer 3eit on
Gbeumatisnlus uno iubte berhohenen
Sommer pergebli6 Siilfe in Dtagnetic
Springs. Ser 10 ihiper beimseiuAten
Janlilie mein ber5li6ltes Wtitleib.
IS perlautet ferner, oab Die 2ebens=
tage oes i6on ieit Monaten Oarnieoer=
lieserben Sam. 8romn, einem Griegs=
yeteranen, se5dblt llnb. Sein Nble=
ben tann jeber5eit ertpartet tperben.
Yena.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Ote GMbater teiern Oett sSaD=
resta9 Der GrbebMttg.

syn Stem Oorf feierten am Mpnta9
Mbeno Die repolutiOndren cubaniiben
fRlubs ben Sabrestag Der Grbebung
@ubas sesen oas fpaniide Sod nit Ell
ner groBen 8erIammlung In Gbiderins
gdl, Die Bis alif ben lebten plab be-
iebt mar. @iele Der Mntpelenoen tpa=
rem Damen, Die meilten paren aber in
tiefe Srauer gebiillt, anoeutenb, oab
tbeure Greunbe Ober Nngeb0rlge ibr
2eben fir guba aelalien baben. lleber
|oem pult bes prdibenten mar Die neus
.cubanifde Glagge angebra6t blau,
meib uno ROTH, nit einem bierefigen
rotben Gelb in Der oberen linfen gde, In
meibem Gelb ii1 Elm tDeiber 5tern be-
finoet. 2ln Der binteren Wano. auf
Der Blhne, iparen bic Namen Der tpdb=
ren0 oes leBten Sabres fir bic Be-
freiung Gubas 9efalenen Giibrer an=
sebrdht nnb in Der Mitte befan0 li1
bas Bib bes Generals Mnrti.
GenDr 1enoro, Nebafteur bes ga
patria. belt Die 0auptrebe besI
Nbeil0s un0 ibm fol3te Senor 8illuen=a
oas, Elm M0pofat DOn Dapaniio. Ser
lebtere luies bafauf bin, oaB nur nit
0iilfe BON GOlb es Dem patriDtsnbeere
m68Iid ieil ipiiros, enclib 6as fpalli=
lde Sod abjuidiitteln. 81 iDnr6e
bdrQufbin cine @0lnmlung peranffdIs
tet BET Der cine 9roBe Gumae 5uiam=
lllengebrQ6t iuurOe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Obio Gtaats8eiet9cbntts.

Wir fonnten in lebter 9iummer mid
! mebr melben, baB in Der Sibung bon
18. Der Senat Der @oooale=@ill, tpel6
Die Wirtbl6aftsiteuer Oun $3.50 au
$3.50 erbDbt, naG elmer furSen abe1
| i6arfen 9ebatte nit 81 gegen Is Slim:
men feline 3uitimmung ertbeilt bat.
9ieielbe lit nun @eieB uno linb BIZ
800 Der Preis, nit tuel6em man fid
Der infamen Sarris 8ia unp Der un=
iinuieen 8erooppelung Der Steuernod
einmal ertpebren fDnnte. liner SENDS
tor Morgan bat i'm GegeniaB 5u Dem
Ganatifer 5racp fir Die 9erinsere @r=
bDbun9 Dotirt.
Nus ben leBttp61igen 8erDaitblun=
| gen lit eriidtli6, baB oas Mili5enaut=
9ebot ipdbreno oes Goblengrdberitreits
Don 1894 oas nette Siimm6en ppn
$153, 900 sefoifet bat. 8on Dberit
Goit. reip. aus oeiien Proseb, berltam=
menb aus Dem 2pn6periu1 in @a=
ibinston =. g., liegt Der 2esislatur
eine Ge1nung bon iiber $50, 900 por,
in Der neutrality-suspicious. bon SIS, 900
|unb $4,000 borfommen. go lange
man in Columbus oas @elp oerartis
gum 6eniter binaus nirft, tperben Die
5teuersabler umionit na6 @rlei6te=
rung rufen. 9lebnli1e Sonnorare BON
$4,000 biz $4,000 peroen aud BON an=
bern 0erren aus anOern pro5efen oer=
langt, barunter aud bon gr= @ouper=
neur Sorater.
Sem Sauie lieeen cine anSabl iOgen.
&ipperbias por, bur6 mel9e Die bemo=
-fratil1en ItdotiI1en Yeripaltungen bon
Columbus uno SaDton um9efrempelt
merben lollen, ut,o Die fetteiten Genlter
republifaniiben 8eutepDlititern 3ll9e=
I1uItert tDerDen.
@eieb 9elporben 1T eine 8ia CUR Ge=
sulirung Der dratli6en praris, mel6e
tlnter anoerm Die 9lusiibung oes drStli=
den 8erufes bon elmer porber9ebenoen
priifung abhdngig ma6t.
Sm Qauie iinb orei Bills palIirt mora
ben, bon oenen Die erife @ioer unb ein=
beimii9e Weine unter Die ipirituoien
@etrdnfe ltet1t rno 6dnoler nit folben
sur 3ablung Der SOtpiteuer perpfli6tet.
Die atpeite Dertiist, oab auf alien 0ffent=
lihen 5bulsebauoen Die 8unOesfabne
auf9eSo9er tperoe, unb Die brittle i6reibt
Dor, baB geoefte 8riifen 5ur NaAtSeit
beleu1tet tDeroen fDlleit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Ser Mc2tmlep Soo,,t.

gBenn Die &epublifaner Obios ibr
Staats GonDention 10 ungemDbnlid
friibe - 10. unb IL. W}dr5 abbal=
ten, 10 betpeist oas, oaB man li6 au
eine frdftise uno lanae gsitation 81
@uniten McainleD's als prdliDent:
i6afts=Ganoioatet 9efabt MAIDEN nluB,
SOLDIER @anoioaten brinst 5ur 3eit fat
ieoe Wo9e einen neuen uno Die ct
2Duis NatiDnal=@pnpention miro Dabei
| eine reide Nusmabl sur 6anb baben.
8Drldufig fallen neben McGinlep biz
9erren &eeb aus Maine, Mprton aug
sRem Oorf, 9lailon aus Soma UNI
AuaD aus Yenniplpanien in eriter 2i=
ME in 8etra6t. gBie bic Saden 5ur
Stunoe' iteben, bertnbet ii6 Mc&inIep
unitreitig suporDerit in Der Geibe.
3mei Sragen fommen bel ibm in
getra1t: gBer beitreitet Die rieligen
Nuslagen bes WeGinlep gooms !? uno
lpie felt er ii6 in oer @utgelofrage /?
gBas Die erife Grage betrifft 10 1T oeren
geantnortung ni0t i1mer. Mc&in=
lep, Der betanntli6 Dor einigen Sabren
Ii6 in i6tper Dfonomii6er Glenme be-
fano, fam Die Soften ieiner Gampaene
ni6t aus eiaener 3ai6e 5ablen, ionDern
erbdlt bas @elo bon jenen sablrei6en
Sn0uifrielen, Die an einem lleueroilqs
81 erb0benoen 56ubSoa ii6 mdfen 5u
fOnnen boffen. Sn lebter 2inie 1T es
alio oas Nplt, nel6es Dur9 einen neu=
Ell &aub5oll Die Soften Der Nfaire be-
5ablen uno iiberbieB Die Sai6en Der
sSnouftrie=8arpne fiillen Iol.
getreff Der SilberfraQe 6iitet 1i9
Wtc&inleD in bere6nenolter Sor9falt
Sarbe gu befennerL uno mo- er cine @r=
fldrung ab9ibt, tit iie ni6tsia9eno uno
mad redts lnb linfs brebbar. Nun
9reift aber Die BreNe alf friibere Neu=
Berungen oes Ser,n 5uriif uno bieie
itelen i'm tlipp unb flar uuf Seite Der
acknowledgement. 60 duBerte er lib
1898 na0 gufbebung oes Sberman=
@eieBes
vYetreffS unIerer Silberproouttion
Iolte fiir ieine Senubung Elm plan ent=
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it6ern unb I'm b iDr rdntten Is e.
b.ran1 b o n n~beise n als 8elbmit=
tel oes 8plfes sepdbrleifet."
0ie5u bemertt cine 3eitung Des We=l
Hens !: Wenn oas ni9t Die Sprade eli |
nes Semagoaen 1T, mas lit es +? Mit
sleidem &e6te fonnte er einen vYlan"
in Nusii9t iteaen, oer atle Menl1en
reid uno ale Nrbeit iiberfliiilia MAIDEN
|oa, uno li6 babel ben Nni6ein geben,
oaB nur Deinofratiide g0smilliefeit Der
oes frommen gBunl6ss i'm
Wege ftebe.
Wenn McGinleD ni6t meiB, oaB oas
minoermertbiee Metal gesen oas bod |
pertbige suriifgelebt unO in Der grd=
1ung bei1rdntt iperoen muB, menn
beioe neben einanber in umlauf iein |
olen - oann lit iein YlaB auf Der
uno ni6t auf Sem Prdiiben=
enituble. Nenn er es aber meiB unb |
roboem fDl6e Spra9e fiibrt, nit un=
rfiiabaren 0oifnunsen ben Silber=
uabn nGbrt uno ben @eloberf1le6terern
Soridub leiitet, 10 gebiibrt ibm Die
Die Dem ebr= uno getpiiien=
olen pOlitiiben Strebertbum, Der Seis=
Ielt uno 9oppel5iingigteit allentbalben
u She'll iperben iolte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26

Wir ueroen in ben nd11ten 60 Sa=
gen ale fdweren Sdube, etiefel uno
6ummitiefel 3u berabgeiebten preiien
fiir 8aar Derfaufen. gBir aeben bier
einise unierer preiie unb iteben alIe an=
oeren i'm ndmliden 0erbdltniB
Sie beiten 3ipftisfel fir Mdnner,
friiber $3.50, iebt 800 !; quite Sip
.itieiel fiir Mdnner, friiber 1915, 1ebt
$50 !; leoerne Mdnneritiefel, friiber
$2.75, jebt 200 !; leoerne Mdnnerfties
fel, friiber $3.50, 2.25 unb 200, iebt
1.5O !; leoerne Mdnneriiefel, friiber
rs, jebt LIS I; quite Gnabenftiefel,
frii6er $3.50, iebt 1.65 I; bette goifon
Gummiiiefel fir Wdnner $2.4O, fir
Gnaben, LOS, fir Srauen 100 !;
@ummitiefel fur Ginber $1.OO; qe=
fiitterte lleberi1ube init Gdnallen, fur
Mdnner, 95 Gts. !; fblpere ssrauen=
idube, friiber A.25 Bis $50, iebt
LOO; feine sSrouenfdube, fraber 1925,
ESQ uno 800, SO. 2A 81, iebt
1.50 /; feine Ssrauenldube, friiber
$1.50, jebt Leo.
Wer irgenbtpeltbe Gdubtpaarea 1lD=
tbig bat un0 @elb iporen min, 1prede
DDr bel Dhn Gderf.
As Nep RtilaheIpbio, 81.
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Cine .uirfiid) gemeianiibige
NOee.

&eo. 2igbtpalter, Der Serausgeber
oes Commonwealth" bat Dor einiger
3eit Der Baitoral=G =Gonferens Der @eiltli=
hen bon Sem pbilabelpbia uno Canal
Doper einen 8orl6lag unterbreitet. tpie
elmer Nn5abl niirbiger Nrmer tpirflam
aufgebDlfen tperben t6nnte. Siren mir
nibt, 10 ging Der 8ori6lag babin, Die
@eiitlihen iollten fuden, auf Dem Wege
freilpilliaer Beitragsiammlunsen cine
getpine Summe @elbes aufsubringen,
um billige glrbsiterpobnungen gu err
ftellen. uno iouie oann Der Mietbsins
nidt als Gins, ionoern als Nb5ablung
am gaufapital berre1net lperoen. 9a=
burd piirben arme Samilien in elmer
Mn5abl BON Sabren elm freies 0aus be-
tommen, tpDgegen bon Der WDbltbdtig=
feit Sener, bic bas Gelb aufgebra1t,
nur Die unberSinslidfeit ibrer geitrdge
berlan9t ipiirbe. go tpenig mir bon
gemiIIen populiitiiden 9lnmanolungen
erbaut Iinb, 10 balten mir
bod ieinen gorInlag als iebr ertudgeils=
tpertb uno mir besreifen ni6t,. tDie Die
ROnferen5 ibn ais unnusfiibrbar uno
nidt III ben Berei1 firdli1er Mufgaben
gebDreno 3uriidtpsiien fDnnte. Muf
benz BOoen Der Giemeinniibigteit trifft
man in aller Greunblidteit 9efa0t-
Dordb uniere enoliiden Derren Mebez
reao6 Qaeroin9s nidt oft bie Mrbeit
Der Iemperen5bsberei 1T tpeili9er an
frengen6 utl0 biliger.
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.. garter, =gongreBmitslieo, besine
beute SelbitmorO inn Sauie bes 0errr
9. 3napp. Nls Die 8eide gefunber
|lpuroe, mar bas 2eben bereits leit meb=
reren Stunoen entfloben. Cine &ugel
mar bur6 Die redte 56ldfe in baa
@ebirn einseorunaen uno Die re6te
Sanb belt ben &eDolber nod umflam=
inert. Gin @runb fir Die Sbat 1T
nidt befannt, oo6 peiB man, baB 0r.
garter in Der lebten 3eit iebr an 5hlaf=
lolieteit selitten bat. 9luf ieinenl
.Sdreibtiib wuroen oil feline Satin in
philadelphia unb an feline @eiddfts=
freunoe eeri6tete griefe sefunoen. @e-
tern Ma6mittas tlagte 9err Sarter
iiber beftige &epfibmersen uno Nbenbs
Dobnte er elmer Gir6enfeitlidfeit BEL,
nobel er munter uno gutter 8inge gu
iein i6ien. Sie Nlit9lieoer Der 6ami=
lie &napp slanbten, iie bdtten i'm um
5 llbr Morgens in leinem 3immer auf
un0 ab9eherl b0ret, bdbeil IeoD1 felnen
S6ub pernommen.
Serr garter bielt lid felt mebrersn
5agen in @eiddften bier auf. ST
pertrat befanntli1 ben IA. Dilfritt BON
Dbio i'm So. unb So. Gon9reB, peraog.
iebo1 Dor 2 Sabren mad Ybilaoelpbia.
Garter mar 1916 5u Canton, g., ge=
boren tporoen, als Der SDbn arner 81
tern, allein bas Slid mar ibm iebr
bolb. 1869 iiebelte er nab Mansfielb
iiber. tpuroe erit Eheilbaber, oann prd=
fioent Der Nultman & SaDlpr Wai1i='
uno ariinoete fpdter Elm 8atlf=
seIhdft, bas ibn nod uno nad 5uin
mabte. Die llltberifde STIR
DE in Mansfielo lpnrbe fat ausfblieBs1
lih aus ieinem @elOe geballt. Ct bin=I
terld6t cine Wittpe unb A GDbne.
5ein 2ebsn lei fir $500, 900 perli6ert.
Garter mar Elm entfhRbener Denofrat,
Iebr beliebt unb tpobltbdti9. @einel
GefAdfts NerbdltniHe befinOen iib I'D
better pr0nung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-26
Neueite Nad)ri1tem.

Sn Stem gorf fino 500 9it6oerapber
an ben 5treif ge9angen.
Sci Sapton, O., tpuroe am Weontao
Der 8eriu6 gemaGt mirelf auf bas
6eleiie eeipdlster Sbmellen, einen ger=
ionen5us Der Bis Sour 8abn gum gnt=
gleilen gu bringen.
Sn gticaragua lit eine ernIte Gepolte
auseebro6en, bic iib 9egen ben Brdf=
oenten 3elaDa ri6tet.
Sic oemofratif6en gongreBmitelie=
Der baben am Montag bas Gampaene
@onite aufgeHellt. goriiBenber bes=
felben lit Senator Saulfner aus Welt
8ir9inien.
Sn Wain Sotpnibip, Start &c., bat
am Montag eine Mbfimmun9 iiber So=
calOption itattgefunoen Die Srofenen
baben nit 1O4 Stimmen Mebrbeit ge=
liegt. 9ie Mirtbihaften an MeDers
Safe lino mitbetroifen.
SepeI1en aus &om melbet, bab Sc
neral Saratieri, Der Sberbefeblsbaber
Der italieniiben Sruppen in 9tbeiiinie1r,
abberufen lei, unb olr9 General pel=
Iona erIebt tperben iole.
2onbpner 9epel6en seieen an, oaB
oemnddlt llnterhanolungen stpii9en
@nelano uno 6ranfreid betreif Der
&dumung ben Gappten er6ffnet ueroen
ioQen.
@eitern bat in Dtansfielo Die 2ei9en=
feier oes our6 feline eiaene Sano um's
2eben getommenen @r=@ongreBmitglie=
oes Sarter itattgefunoen Die eanse
Staot trauert.
8ei Der 2ibertp Sniel, balO' na6 iei=
ner Nbfabrt aus Stem Dorf, nurbe in
Der Montog Na9t Elm nod @uba be-
ltimmter 6ilibuiter= 9ampftr gefapert.
8erielbe bate Die britii6e Slagge auf=
1eSogen uno fiibrte auBer einem 5rupp
3u3iioler biel Munitipn nit lidl au9
oier Sdfe nit @plb purben in 8el9lag
lenommen.