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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Commander Thomas Nelson is ordered
detached from the navy yard al kittery.
Dec. 4. to go upon the retired list the fol-
lcmng day.
In reply 10 a petition for division of
St Joseph's church at Biddeford. and the
privilege Of buying or erecting new
house OF worship 10 relieve the over
crowded condition Of ST. Josephs church.
Bisop Healy Of the Catholic diocese. has
expressed an Endorsement OF the project.
but says the present financial condition
Of the parish precludes the desired
change.
The candidacy OF Gen. Selden Con-
nor for appointment as L. s. pension
agent is announced. Among other
names mentioned in <his connection
have been that Of Capt. J. a. Clark.
who held the office under Harrison $
administration and the name of Elk
Postmaster Farnham of Bangor.
\ very bold attempt was made at
Portland. late Sunday afternoon by
some frehugs To burn the wharf and
lumb Der sheds OF the Berlin Mills Co A
fire was started in dry lumber al a
point well out of sight. II was dis
covered and the actual loss will hardly
be more than 500. An attempt will he
made to find the firebug.
\ cablegram from Nassau. y. r..
states that the brig Eugene Hale of
Calais, Capt. Harding bound from Bar
bados. NOV. :, ballast. has been wrecked
at Exuma The crew and materials
were saved and brought to Nassau.
The Eugene Hale was built in 1878 at
Calais, and registered 421 tons. She
was owned by G. w. Lord Of Calais.
~, no,
Marine Insurance Company.
Friday afternoon. the frame buildings
of Mel Harris on the MaysVille road,
Pressure Isle. We're totally destroyed by
fire with the exception of the potato
house The fire is supposed to have
caught from a defective fiue in the
house A high wind carried the blaze
to the barn and other buildings. Both
the house and barn We're large. COM
modious. new and modern, and the
loss is estimated at $4,000; insurance.
$500.
News was received in Bangor, Sun
day, of the death. in Sioux Falls. South
Dakota of Michael J. Roach. formerly
prominent Bangor hotel man. Mr..
Roach was about 4. years old and for
the greater part of his life he was con-
nected with hotels. serving in every
capacity from calIboy to proprietor OF
late has travelled considerably. from
stomach trouble. spending last sum-
mer in California. He was married
about Is years ago to Miss Josephine
Canning of Bangor. who died in Souix
Falls in 1892. He leaves no near rela-
tives.
The second annual 10 mile run at
Colby came off Saturday. The faculty
has offered a cup for the winner in
these runs. The men left the gymna-
stun at o'clock and drove to Clinton
in a barge. a distance of nine and one
fourth miles, where the start was made.
The last three fourths of a mile was
run on the cinder track. 1t was q bad
day for the run as 1t was very cold
and was showing hard. The distance
of 10 miles was made in SO minutes. 40
seconds and was won by Clement of 81:
Ely, '9S came in second; Hall, '9S. the
winner in the last years run, third:
Haynes, 1900. fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

The Portland playing surface is 5OxS5
feet.
Broadbent. Wilson and Piper of the
Lewistons came from New Bedford.
A state amateur league was formed in
Pawtucket. r. T.. Friday evening last
Medals will be awarded to the winners.
Portland Express: Twas splendid
revival of the popular winter game in
Portland. Portlanders will not be slow
to manifest that great degree CT interest
which they showed slightly over a decade
ago. Manager Burnham may we'll feel
proud of his team.
In the Maine league the Portland
Lewiston and Rockland teams will de-
pend largely upon material from this sec
tion. while the Bath and Augusta teams
will consist mostly of home players
Boston Herald. AS usual. the Herald is
wrong. Augusta has but one regular
man that belongs in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

There are now about one hundred
and thirty scholars in the Good Will
Farm school. OF these about thirty
are what are called tuition scholars;
that is. they pay tuition, and attend
school from neighboring farms and
homes The one hundred other schol-
airs are from the Good Will Homes
for boys and the Good VIII Home for
girls. There are forty scholars in the
high school department. There are
twelve scholars in the class in zoology.
and twelve in carpentry -Four teach
ers are required in the school, and one
in the manual training department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
A Disagreement.

He-"Won't you marry me darling
She-"Well, I'll tell you. dearest. you
see there's a disagreement. my heart
says so, tsew) but my father says
(k)nit.
But he did it just the same.
II don't dare to make jokes on doc
tors" said Witticar shaking his head,
and twitchng his thumb in the direc-
ton of DR.. Quackery. No, l don't dare
to make jokes on them. They almost
invariably lose their patients, you
know
Anxious Passenger-"This train con-
tinues to Chicago. does it not?"
Conductor-"Yes,s ir-er-that is. part
of it does
Anxious Passenger-''Which part?"
Conductor-"Why the other part, the
part that just pulled out of the sta
ton
A Mistake Which Led to an Understanding.
She-"You say you know great
deal about the-the-the press, Mr..
Forms
He-'Yes, am a journalist you
know"
She with sigh)-"Oh. / thought
you meant
And then the hugging began.
How Often So.
He-"Have you lost your lover?"
She-"Yes.''
He-"How?"
She-"I married him.
THOMAS TODD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

For number of days it has been re-
ported that Norman smith and Luther
Spearing, the former of Old Town, and
tne other from Greenbush. had been
Killing more deer than allowed by law
and selling them to different parties.
FINALLY Warden Perkins of Bradley. ar
rested the two accused men, and on
saturday there was a hearing before
Judge Whiting. There was sufficient
.estimony TO show that Smith had
killed one deer during the present
sporting season. 1t was not. however
proven that Spearing had shot that
number and as this could not be called
an offence. both men We're DISCHARGED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
An Echo from the Gridiron.

Coacher-"Y Young Teller, if you get
position on the team this year, you'll
probably have to face kicking game.
Are you prepared for that
Candidate for foot ball honors-"Yep,
Tv been a book agent"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Maine Roller Polo League Schedule.

Maine Roller Polo League Schedule.
Following is the revised schedule 70,
the Maine Roller Polo League up tc
Jan. 1:
Nov. 24-Portfand at Augusta.
/. Nov. 26-Bath at Rockland-tWo
games. Lewiston at Augusta. after
noon.
Nov. 27-Portland at Lewiston. Au-
gusta at Bath.
Nov. 2S-Augusta at Rockland. Bath
at Portland.
Nov. 30-Bath at Lewiston, Rock
land at Portland.
Dec. 1-Lewiston at Bath, Rockland
at Augusta.
Dec. 2-Portland at Rockland, Au-
gusta at Lewiston.
Dec. 3-Portland at Bath.
Dec. 4-Bath at Augusta.
Dec. 5-Augusta at Portland, Lewis
ton at Rockland.
Dec. Lewiston at Portland, Bath
at Rockland
Dec. Strickland at Bath.
Dec. 9-Bath at Portland, Lewiston
at Augusta.
u.
land at Lewiston.
Dec. 12-Augusta at Rockland, Lew
iston at Bath.
Dec. 14-Portland at Rockland, Bath
at Augusta.
Dec. 15-Portland at Bath, Augusta
at Lewiston.
Dec. 16-Augusta at Portland.
Dec. 17-ROckland at Augusta, Port
land at Lewiston.
Dec 18.-Rockland at Portland, Bath
at Lewiston.
Dec 19-Augusta at Bath, Lewiston
at Rockland.
Dec. 21-Bath at Rockland.
Dec. 22-Rockland at Bath, Lewiston
at Portland
Dec. 23-Rockland at Lewiston, Port
land at Augusta.
Dec. 24-Bath at Portland.
Dec. 25-Rockland at Portland. P. NJ,
Portland at Lewiston, evening, Rock
land at Augusta, evening.
Dec. 26-Augusta at Rockland, Lew
iston at Bath.
Dec. 2S-Portland at Rockland, Bath
at Augusta.
Dec. 29-Portland at Bath, Augusta
at Lewiston.
Dec. 30-Lewiston at Portland.
Dec. 31-Lewiston at Augusta.
Jan. Augusta at Portland, Bath
at Lewiston.
Polo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

Plants of different kinds require diff
ferent temperature. Try to grow be-
Sonias, carnations. heliotrope. roses and
violets in the same temperature and
you will prove the point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Not In a Position to Produce.

Il want to see you produce brand
new joke. for once said the editor of
a comic paper 10 his sub.
How am | going to do that sir?" re-
piled the sub, when you have already
been through every exchange in the
office with your scissors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Maine Pensions.

Washington. Nov. Expansions have
been granted residents of Maine as fol-
lows:
Increase. Michael Carney. Togus. Re-
issue and increase, Melville Walker.
Hampden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Bacchante's Hard Run.

EtheIyn Don't you think
uncle this new statue of the goddess is
very beautiful and quite chaste.'
Uncle omestead-"Chased eh. Well
ii must a been chased perty hard to
'er' lost all its close like that"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

The greatest of liniments. Mrs. r.
Nj. Devilbiss. Triadelphia. Md. writes;
Il use Salvation Oil for sore throat.
rheumatism. etc. and find it is one OF
the best lniments out"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

AT this gorgeous thanksgiving time
not only gorgeous in the sense that
much bright red blood is poured on
many foot ball field: but also gor-
this time, / say, there are some things
for which we should give thanks, and
others for which-wel people may
give thanks for them if they wish.
For instance let US give thanks be-
cause we are not homeless, but not be-
cause we are homely. For bed and
board we should be thankful but not
necessarily for a bed on a board
And lastly let us render up our
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

friends in Burnham last week.-Mrs.
Il. Whitney has moved into l.. Bax
ter's house-Albro Millett has moved
into the HoXie house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

They begin to soothe and absorb the
pain and soreness the moment you APP
ply one. Hop Plasters. The cure Is
permanent and pleasing. -Four medi-
cine dealer will supply you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Mothers, Mother... Mother.

Mrs. wiNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been usSd ~
their CHILDREN while rEETHING. with Pk1lI ~
SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the CHILD, SOfTEyS, t ~
GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND VOLiN
and IS the best remedy for DIARRh'EA. Soa q
Druggists in every part of the world Be sure and se
for Mrs Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup" and oke ~
other kind. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. d1w1yR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24

Is a dangerous disease. 1t may lead
directly to consumption. Catarrh is
caused by impure blood, and the true
way to cnre it is bypurifying the blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh be-
cause it removes the cause of it by
purifying the blood. Thousands testify
that they have been cured by Hood s
Sarsaparilla.
F HOODS PILLS are purely vegetable
and do not purge, pain or grippe. All
druggists. Csc.
: Tampa Bay Hotel. Florida, the most
tropical resort in the world. Tampa
Bay Hotel Casino. Opera House,
Swimming Pool, Bowling Alleys, all
open December 3rd. 1896
Address
Is. w. WRENN.
Passenger Traffic Manager,
Plant System.
~ West 2Srl Street. NeT York.
nov i.idlmN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Athletics
Il Appreciate

sesss 49, ~
the benefits t. be derived from
Bovininc. A wcll.knowfl cham,
.pion, bicyclist heartily commcnds
it. Fred Titus. Of the Spaulding
Racing Team says. II have been
taking Bovinine while training,
am surprised at the strength and
renewed vigor l derived from its
use. 1t is grand to take after
hard riding. as it very soon re-
stores the life you lose at such
times"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Polo.

At Salem-Pawtucket. 3; Salem. q
AT New Bedford-New Bedford, 6; Prov
idence A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-24
Bovinine

is strictly and solely a food
stimulant, prepared by a special
cold process from lean, raw beef.
Its great blood and flesh creating
qualities combined with the ease
with which it is digestcd, makes
it invaluable as rcstorer of
depleted tissues, and as trength-
maintainer in all cases of cxhaus-
ton, whether caused by disease
or over-exertion. All Druggists.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
ssrit, SsrieDmanms Yampblet.

9tus Berlin miro qel6rieben Cine
9lnsabl bp6itebenoer Yerionen, oarun=
ter Serso9 @rnit @iintber BON S6les=
mig 6olitein. Der SAwager oes &aiiers,
Baron bon S6rDoer. Der Brins bon
9lltenburg, Bring 9lubert pon 9lnbalt
II. u. baben Die Sulnme bon $50, 600
Mart 9eSeihnet, um, wie es beibt, Die
O0enborf'i6e @erlaes 8u6banblung
in Baris an Der GerOffentli0une oeS
ieniationellen panpblets Cine Gepo~
llltion BON Sben" -Su binoern. 9as
pampblet 1T pOn Sr. Srib Srieomann
geibrieben, oem befannten &ehtSan=
malt, melber tiirsli6 nit 9interlallung
bon S1uloen i'm Yetrage bpn 1000,
900 Mart aus Berlin peri6iua1lo. Sr.
Sriebmann mar Der 9tnlpalt oes Gam=
merberrn BON Gobe unb bas Bampblet
fol cine Sarle9un9 bes Gobe Scan=
balls unb anberer 9ofseibi9ten ent=
halten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
2iite Der Fabtii6em 8eamter.
Gime id11Me 8eiGertttta.

Cincinnati, IL. 9tpril. 9as Staats=
Sberseri6t bat bas Geieb betreffeno
ben Strabenbau in Samilton GountD,
8erbeferune Der pabbpf &pao, fiir
unsilltis ertldrt unb baourd cine Si=
tuation 9ei1affen, Die 81 ernstli6en 8e=
oenfen NnlaB 9ibt. Die 9lnorbnung
DHentlider 8erbeherrnsen irseno tpel=
der Nrt fiir einen beitimmten 9iltrift
miro in Der gntideiouns als Spesial=
@eiebsebung erfldrt, tpel6e seeen Die
Staatsoerfailune perit0Bt, falls Die
iraeli9en Nrbeiten ni6t bur9 80 fs=
a b I'll m mune ianftionirt pproen
linb. 9ie republifanii6en 2egislatu=
ren Oer lebten sebn Sabre baben i'm gr=
laKen FOLDER Spesialgeiebe bas Men=
idenm69li6e geleitet, uno oaour9 Die
MuniSipali6uloen ins llnenolide ge=
iteigert. Sebe Staot, jeoes Sort CAB
Bombs in bDben 8etrdaen aus, oft nur
um ben pplititern rSobs" gu peridaf=
fen. Sfatiirlib bat has Solt nur IN
ben wenisften Sdllen feline 3uitimmung
gu FOLDER Wirtbl6aft geseben Die
Yiirserldaft muroe einfah ni6t 9e=
fraet. OieIe 2uberipirtbl6aft bauerte
Sabre lang uneeltOrt fort, bis einise
giireer bon Cincinnati bei6loBen, benz
Sreiben Salt 5u gebieten. @egen oas
Yabbof Goab 8eieB, tpel1es einen
Millipnen SOB" inpolpirte, wuroen
Die 8eri6te anaerufen, uno oas &eiul=
tat III pben ertpGbnt ipDroen.
9ie @ntldeioung bat 9roBe geltiir=
3uns unter ben polititern i'm san5en
5taate berporgerufen, oenn iiberall
perben Gtimmen laut, pel6e berlan=
gen, alle berartigen @eiebe ansufe9ten,
tlnb Die @nti6eioung fam ni6t smeifel=
baft iein. 9ie Bombs, tpel9e fir ber=
artige 8erbellerungen Dbne 8olts5u=
itimmun9 ausee9eben tpuroen uno Die
ii9 in ben Sdnoen oes Bublifums be-
finoen, niirben bann bas Yapier ni9t
tpertb iein, auf benen lie georuft iino.
9ie @nti6eioung oes Sbergeri9tes in
alien ibren &onfequensen lit elei6be=
oeuteno nit elmer &epuoiirun9 De,
Ship Munisipal= unb GountD Spnos.
go rddt ii6 oas Sreiben unifrupulOlel
Bolitifer uno Die 9angmutb bes Gol=
fes, pel6es oieie 9etudbren ldbt.
Man glaubt, baB aus bieiem Grunt
aub Die peri6ieoenen &ipperbills, mi
melden cine 9an5e 9ln5abl Stdote ii
ben lebten Sab,en vbesliidt" woroer
lino, berfaiiungsmioris iino. I'm lid
oariiber &larbeit su peri6aifen, bat Del
Stats 9lubitor Elm Quo Warranto
Gerfabren eingeleitet, I'm Die @iiltig
felt Der 8ipper gins fir sfron uni
Oounsstomn, ipel6e i'm Sabre 1896
paIiirt muroen, 81 priifen. Wtan ba
bere1net, baB fir 10 Wtillionen gono!
unter FOLDER Spe3ial=@eiebgebung aus
9egeben poroen iino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15

Ser Srau pboebe SbDmas in Sumo
tion @itp, Slls., par bon ibren @ersten
erfldrt moroen, iie leioe unrettbar an
oer Nussebrun9, aber suei Slai6en bon
Sr. Sings Stem DISCOVERY mabten lie
tpieoer oollifdnois aeiuno uno lie iagt
es Seoermann, baB fie oiefer Nrsnei ibr
2eben perDanfe. Serr Sbos. Ggsers,
l39 6lorioa Ctr. San Srancisco, lit
on einem 9efdbrli6en &atarrb, Der ouf
Dem Yunfte fanb, sur glusSebrune ii6
ausSubiloen unp probirte aqes mD9libe
oaseaen, aber obne @rfo(g. slls er su=
lebt Or. Gin9s Stem DISCOVERY ansu=
wenoen beeann, mar er in atuei Wohen
furirt. gtatiirlib 1T er iebr oantbar
bafiir. @pl1e &eiultate, BON benen
0ortehenoes nur 3rpei SeiIpiele 1ino,
beipeilen bic tpunoerbare Seiltraft oieIer
Mebi3in in 6dllen bon Gatarrb uno
9ulten. 3esuldrer preis 81 uno so
Gents. probeflai6en gratis bel 5
S. 6. MILLER & Sobn, Npotbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
SSie Ole NGOFt4}t ctGEfta1t0 bon
0cr GatOe&tsng Gcs 8oros
NuiS D1ircif Sr. 0s0tfIet.

ct. 9etersburg, 9. Npril. SEPT III
enoli6 fe1t9eItelIt morOen, tpie Die gtaG=
ri1t bon Der @ntbefung bes gtpropols
our6 Or. NanIen entitanoer lit. Sic
puroe pon benz &aufmunn &uT1narep,
einem Onfel bon &onoafntp, Dem Gm=
pfdnoer Der Na6ribt, aus Spmsf 9e=
braGt. &uI6naretp bebauptet, Iein
Neffe babe ni9ts 9etDan, ols Die Nd0=
ridt iibern,ittelt. 98ie perlautet, ba=
ben auf ben neuIibiriIben Snieln Orei
@eielll6aften nod 02ammltb=@l fenbein
eeIu9t. Sine oieIer 8elellI6aften
fe6rte por einiger 3eit 5uriif uno mel=
bete, oaB lie in Der 9ldbe Der Snieln Elm
S6iff nit @uropdern on goro geieben
babe. sic babe teinen @eriuh ge=
mabt, nit Dem SdiIf in gerbinoung
su treten. Ganbatop, Dem Die ytaA=
ridt binterbra1t puroe, glaubte, iie
tDnne lih auf 9}anien hesielen. ST
f1rieb baber mad Srtutsf, BON tpo aus
Die 9fa6ri6t iiber Die garse g8elt bin
telegrap1irt murDe.
9luf ben iibiriiben Snieln bleiben
nod smei Geie1Ibaften bon Sdgern, bic
i'm Nonember suritttebren uno pielleiGt
ndbere Nahridten brinsen iperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
X 9ie neue 3u6tbaus 9luflibtsbe=

< 8ie neue 3udtbaus 9luflibtsbe=
borbe i9eint einen rabifalen We6iel
i'm 8eamtenperiDnal bes 2u6tbauies
pprnebmen gu molten. 8ereits III Der
Maroen oames abaelebt uno an feline
@tene s. IS. Coffin 9eipdblt moroen ;
gum Gefretdr tpurbe .. 9B. Mcgloptp
eraannt. Meitere Menoerungen tper=
ben fplgen.
< Sn Berlin ieben bic iogenannten
,Brauttpa9en", b. B. Die Gutf1ell, in
pelden iih Brautpaare SUR 9rauun9
aur Stride fabren lalien, ben Wageil
oes Doies iebr dbnlid, mas fhon 0fter
su Wertpe6slungen NnlaB gegeben bat.
Nun bat Die YDli3ei ben 6ubrberen be-
fobfen, bic ugroutmagen" su dnbern.
ssn 5plebD ltiir3te am 5. eiil No=
oen Der iiber ben Maumee fiibrenDen
Wbeeling iinb 9afe grie gifenbabnbrii-
fe unter eiitem i1meren Giiter3ige 5u=
fanlmett. 5 Wogen itiir3ten III oie
3jefe un6 Elm Hrenfer ertranf. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15

g8ibita, &anlas, IL. 9tp,il. Sas
6ieiige gunoes=9i ltriftsgeribt fat Ga=
tbpOenbiloer, Die na6 Dem R0ntgen=
iben Gerfabren ber9eitellt iino, als gill
tiges geri6tlides 8epeismittel fattil6
onerfannt. SSn Dem betreFenben Soll
flaste Yeter 9toel, Dem auf Der Santa
Se=Sabn Elm llnfal 5ugeltoBen mar,
0e9en Die 8abn9eieuibaft ouf SO, 900
S6abeneriab, neil ibm Elm Sanogelent
Our6 BON Der Sabn angeitelte Qlerste
fali6 eingeri6tet uno er auf oieie @eiie
pertriippelt tuoroen let. SIS erbob lib
Die 6rase, auf melde Weiie Der befe
gepeis fir ben 3uitano oes SanO9e=
lentes erlan9t meroen fOnne, unb Der
8eri0tsbof ioipie ale interellirten Yor=
teien famen oarin iiberein, oaB Der
3pef am belten bur6 9lufnabme zines
Satbooenbiioes errei6t Deroen fDnnte.
Snfolee bellen beauftragte Der @eri6ts=
bof Serrn 8. 8lafe, Brpfellor Der @lef=
triSitdt an Der Staatsuniberlitdt, Elm
iol6es gilo beute in @egenmort BON
3eugen i'm @eri6tsiaale ielblt auF5u=
nebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
3.tr Scitetter,stg Dpn gcfiia=
tettt Se1ge.

Wafbington, 8. g., z. april. Ser
GeprdIentant 8rpsbenDr, bon Ohio,
bat i'm Namen bes NusI@ulIes fir Mit=
tel uno Bese eine 8orla9e i'm Saus
eingerelCbt, bersufolse Iogenannter oge=
fiiilter" Safe in 3utunft be1telert unb
aud beutli6 als sefiillter Safe martirt
tuerben ioa. Die 8orlage 1T BON Ell
mem Sub=Gomite ausgearbeitet tpproen
unb Elm Subititltt fiir Die bon oem
&epr. @oof BON @iscpniin uno Wilber
BON Seem Oorf eingerei6te.
Die Sorlage perfiigt, baB Die Sabri=
fanten $400, Die gn9rosbdnbler $3.50
uno Die Sleinbd1bles, Die gefllten
&die berfallfen, $40 e5teuer bas sSabr
besablen iollen, uno es tpiro oarin be-
itimmt, DaB Der Safe in b0lsernen
S6a6teln perpaft unb aus Der Sri=
ginalperpafung pertauft tperoen mub !;
auberDem muB er, tpenn 10 berfauft, in
Bapier eingetpifelt uerben, bas eben=
fails Die Worte y9efiillter Gdie" entbdIt.
Ser 8eri6t iast, oaB ngefiillter &die"
bergeItellt miro, inbem man alles Sutter=
Sett aus Der Mil6 entfernt uno oafiir
einen als "neutrales S9mal3" befann=
ten Irtifel iubitituirt. Ser Nusi6uB
batte in @rfabruna gebra6t, baB eine
groBe Wtenge BON biefem &die als e6=
ter &abmtdie marfirt uno als Iol6er
berfauft miro, unb briift Die 9ln1i9t
aus, oaB bies Elm gan5 genleiner getru9
lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
Scr Gtrcit tettt Dett 9sameu
uG0In0tur.1s

9!us Mtiin6en ibreibt man 9ie
yMiin6ener @emiitbli9teit" feiert oer=
malen ben b00fen Sriump6. sic muB
ein rStreitobjeft", penieltens fir bie=
les Sabr, raid mDgli6it binlpeg tri NJ
ten uno oas selin9t 10 borsii9li6, oaB
am ct. Soiephta9e &eit' 1T uno cine
NirtbI6aft allein in Dem Sororte
S6wabin9 Is, Sitter an SalDator=
bier persapfte. @inlt mar bas Ntiin=
6ener Salbatorbier oas 8orre9t Der
Salbatorbrauerei S6meoerer (gttien=
brdu 3aderQ, nun aber braut es falt
leoe Miin6ener @rOBbrouerei. Qluf
8runo oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON
1894 ipurOe bel Dem faiierli1en Ya=
tentamte 81 Berlin I'M 9topember oes
Sorjabres Salpotorbier Der Spaten=
brauerei por9emerft, nun lieB 1i9 autb
Die alte 3a1erlbrauerei einmerten uno
mill anoere Salpatorbier Brpou3ente1l
geri6tll6 oerfolgen. 2ebtere pieber
remonltriren contra 3a6erlbrdu beinl
Patentamte, 3a9erlbrdn tpieber oegen
SpatenbrGu = fursum Das Gei9spa=
tentamt tommt nun 81 einem &atten=
tDni9 pOn Proteiten, 8ei6peroen uno
slntrd9en. 9ie Miin6ener, tpie be-
merit, beeilen li6, Die a6t peri6ieoenen
Salpatorbrdus pro 1896 Su bertil9en,
uno unSdbIige gtorooeuti9e 1elfen oa:
bel nit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15

Res, 2a6 and 338 connect at Wellsvlle fer
Steucenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33s and 3f ,
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for tie
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-04-15
Mr,,. ,pie ,,ee @irdIea,,sa..s.

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serabe ME es Daeinunssperif inter 8ens
ienigen gibt, ipelde bic 8egr,ge afiantb uno Gei)s
fbuIl non perir@iebenen 65eiiAtSpnnften ans mdgen
nb obmeiien Manee baltet idb ieIbt fir arni neil
fe nibt 10 reid iinb ME anbere bageaen 9ibt es on
perbaltntBmdbi9 arme Sente pe1e NIT lbrsu gertli=
gen Gtufpnluten ber3tdp auIrleoen 10 @tue Art 0rs
inlth oibt es jebod pelber fem NOD 10 grpBer @ulb=
icab abbelen fanli namlth bic Mrntb an tbrperliter
3dbgfcit nno Miberanosfraft, als Jnlge npn Nerpo-
berbroufeu Gtoffe aus Dem 8lnt ltnb ben 2pmpbee-
f6Ben Den ge5hnadten gerbannngss NIB Abntlbe-
runosprganen bic natiirdbs Spanttraft nieber ~
filIt feimeS fp BEN aeipinbten Smed alS 4pitetters
MooenbitterS gnben eS bte Werbounng nisber bers
iienf Bic sterpen berubet ino rsgstdBias lbdttgfe
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