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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

The silver in n standard silver dollar
is worth 39.G2 cents.
The New York ticket brokers have
made a test ase by what they hope
to have a speedy adjustment of the
~anti-scalper bill.
Mr.. Jinjiro Sakata has been ap-
Iointed an attache to the japanese le-
cation at Washington. and Mr.. MutsGl.
the third secretary. has been relieved.
Clara Morris, who drew her first sal
airy only a year after Fort Sumter was
fired upon, and who has been a star
since 1866, is now on the vaudeville
stage in New York.
Brig. Gen. Ruggles will retire Sept.
ii. having reached the age limit. Gen.
Ruggles has had a very active career
II for the past four years has been
adjutant general of the army.
The men at Weir City. Mo-. at the
Hamilton and Brentwood shaft. are
on n strike. The miners went out last
night after protesting in vain against
heavy deductions in pay on o of
dirty coal.
The state executive committee of
the leffersonian or Gold Democrats of
Pennsylvania decided by a vOte of Il
TO 10 not to place any candidates in
the field for state treasurer and audi
tor general.
w. L. De Armitt. president Of the
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal
company, has attached the signature
OF his company to the uniformity
agreement. 1t is now thought the uni
formity plan is assured.
The navy department has author
lied the use Of the big government
dock at BremertOn. Wash, for the
docking Of the merchant steamer Fort
land. which Is fastening preparations
for another voyage TO the KlOndyke
regions.
The treasury department has pre-
pared the figures showing the immi-
grafton for the month of July. They
show a total immigration into the
United States Of 14,7I4, against ~
al for the corresponding month last
year.
Two large cannon which. by an act
OF congress, were donated to Gen.
Ferdinand II. Earle. to be placed mt
the lattcr'S home, Earnecliffe, Wash
incton Heights. Gen. WashingtOn's
headquarters during the Revolution,
have been received by Gen. Earle. and
will be placed i'm n commanding posi-
ton near the mansion.
The Rev. G. o. Brown. now in Chi
cago, refuses to meet the Bay confer
ence in the way that the conference
committee desires. a letter has been
received from Or. BrOwn by members
of the conference at San Francisco, in
which he rejects their offers and re-
iterates that he will allow himself to
be tried only upon the assumption
that he was acquitted by the first
council that tried him. This the Bay
conference has refused. The confer
ence will meet in a few days to con-
s.der the communication.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
Criminal.

A. w. Burns Of Reedsburg. Wis.
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head. He has been Il
resident of that county for thirty
years.
In the district court at Sibley. Iowa.
on their several pleas of guilty. Judge
Wakefield sentenced John Rally to
two and a half years in the peniten.
tiary for robbery, and Thomas Burke
and Franz Nichols to one and a half
years for burglary.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
err been heard to express. an opinion
about affairs of state.

er DeeD heard 10 eApress. an pm"
about affairs of state.
Mrs. Felicia Hemans. who disco',.
cred the stern and rock-bound coast VI
Plymouth. and who Is the only WIl.ei
of imaginative literature produced u!
Liverpool, is TO have Il monulheh
there if the money can be raised.
Prof. Victor Meyer of Heidelberg
the physiological chemist whose death
was announced recently, is SAID 10
have committed suicide by taking
prussic acid. on account of domestic
troubles.
The sultan has conferred the grand
Gordon of the Order of Osmanich upon
Mgr. Maghaki Ormanian, the Armen-
ian patriarch, and the grand + OF
the Order of Nichany Chefakat upon
the daughter of Arlin Pasha, under
foreign secretary.
Consul General Lee has just report
cd the release of the American citizen.
James Thomas Carr, who has been
held captive by the Spanish govern
ment in Cuba. He cables that carr
was born i'm Cedar Falls, Iowa. and
lived twenty-five years in Chicago.
1t is reported from Louranzo Mar
uuez that the arbitrators in Berne III
the Delago Bay dispute have declueu
against Portugal. and have aWaruc"
the Delogo Bay Railway colnpah! ai
indemnity of t3,5O0,OOo. The report Is
not credited.
1t has been decided TO erect a ciup
and reading room at ~oadstalr III
| memory of Charles Dickens, who wrote
many of his books there. n Dickens
fete will be given there in the nrst
week in July to raise money Tor 'la'
purpose.
The city of I.eipsic. for many years
the residence of Robert Schumahh' Is
soon ia have a monument to the great
musician. The model has been made
by Werner Stein, who received the or
der for it from a wealthy woman OF
that city, an amateur in music, whose
name is not revealed.
Sir Wilfrid Laurier. premier of can"
ada. received IA royal welcome home
upon his arrival ut Quebec. He said:
The reception which | received from
the English people was such that can
never forget it. England on that day
exhibited her great force, and we were
impressed by it,"
They have finally taken steps in
Russia to erect a monument TO Turge-
neff i'll his native town. Orel. n com
mittee has been formed in st. Peters
burg. ut the head Of which is Prince
Constantine ConstantinOvitch, presi-
dent of the Academy of Science, TO col
lect money for the purpose. 1t Is en-
pected that a large number of popular
contributions will be forthcoming.
The king Of Siam has been visiting
Hungary. and has stayed five days in
Budapest. On leaving he said to Herr
Daranyl. the minister of agriculture,
that he had never before enjoyed him
self in any country. If" he contin-
ued. Il had to spend my days in Eu-
rope, Hungary would he the only coun-
try | would live in. The time | have
spent here | shall never forget
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
Good Manners and a ou,cL w,

The little viScount. Is receiving = tor
friends in his bachelor ou,rte,y
Among them is Boireau.
The latter. having allowed his cic,
TO go out. throws il. without ceremopy
on the carpet. In order to give him
lesson in good manners the little vie
count stoops To pick it up: but Boireap
feigning To misunderstood his in,en
ton. 'interposeS:
"Oh, leave the butt, my dear fellow
take II fresh cigar
And he handed him the box.-A ".
caro-.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
DO We Need Big Muscles!

BY m means. Persons of hcrculean bulm
frequently possess Il minimum OF genuine
vigor. and exhibit less endurance tfah
very small people. Real vigor means te
ability 20 digest and sleep well, ana 10
form a reasonable amount OF daily phSsr,
cal and mental labor without unnaiulS'
fatigue. II is because "A course OF hus
letters Stomach Bittcrs enables tne ga
fecbled dyspeptic TO resume the aio'.e
activity of every day life. as well as "
participate without discomfort IN JUS w. =.
joyments. hat IL is such "A pre-emiheh"'
useful medicine.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
Lost Oppo,

Il am afraid the authorities AZ Wash.
ington City are Il trifllc slow 70.
marked Mf. Point Breeze.
What makes YOU say that!' asked
Mr.. Murray Hill.
They neglected To take the census
while the flood of ottice-Seekers was AZ
its height."-Pittsburg Chronicle ele.
graph.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
a N0u Full of Resources.

Ethel-Well. Jimmy didn't DO" n'
brains out. after all. because you
fused him. He proposed TO Miss Wv
lightly yesterday oro
Maud-Did heI Then he must nav
got rid of them in some other way
Punch.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

A new and terrible explosive shell
Is in the hands of the government. A
report from Washington says: TIL,
naval ordnance officers still have faith
in the shell for high explosives in
vented by Louis Gathmann of Chicago,
which blew up a 4 1000 gun at In
dian Head proving grounds a few weeks
ago. The tests of this terrible shell
have been renewed. with encouraging
results. Ten of the shells are now be-
ing made, and after being loaded with
300 pounds of gun cotton will be fired.
IL no accident happens the tests will be
stopped and the shell will be officially
declared a success by the government.
An interesting special test Of a Gath
mann shell has just been made 10 de-
termine the shock caused by the ex-
plosion Of 300 pounds Of gun cotton. A
piece Of armor seventeen inches thick
was erected, with a backing of posts
and plank two feet thick. Behind this
a chicken was tied. Another chicken
was placed in ar alright cofferdam
fifteen feet away at the side of the
tdiBtt. duOlHCI was ' GU III the OMEN
air thirty-fve feet away, and a fourth
was placed in another coferdam thirty
nine feet away. Then 800 pounds of
gun cotton was fred against the tar
get. The chicken behind il was found
alive. but crazed so hat 1t walked in
circles and exhibited other u~nbecoming
cccentricities. The one in the first
rotterdam was dead, but bore no marks.
The one in the open air thirty-five feet
away was dead. its head and all its
feathers having been blown away. The
chicken in the ccfferdam thirty-nine
feet away was crazed. and after mon
ing a while, died. Three chickens that
were confined were killed by shock.
The force OF the conclusion could not
affect them. because the cofferdams
were air tight.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

Petty revenge meyer built an apter
monument to its W folly than spite
house." the residence Of a millionaire
who died not long since in this coun-
try. This man owned a strip Of land
five feet wide in one of our largest cit
les, of such apparent uselessness TO
him that ,ne adjoining landowner Of
fered a fair sun for ii. and confident
OF its acceptance, proceeded to build a
dwelling on his own property. The
millionaire, however, demanded five
times the amount named, and unable
to obtain it, he himself erected a
house four stories high on the five
feet OF land, shutting out all side light
from his neighbor. Finding it impos-
sible TO rent the house to any one, the
~revengeful owner took up his own
abode therein. The extreme narrow
Eess of the house necessitated not on
ly the making of special furniture for
1t, but the inhabitants passing side
ways through the doors. To live in
1t was both physical discomfort and
mental repression. One fancies that
children born there would have been
dwarfed in body and soul; their fea-
lures sharp, their minds pinched, their
whole natures turned edgewise to So
Getty. The laws Of heredity and envir-
onment endorse such conclusions.
condemnation of such petty spite and
ignoble revenge cannot be too strong.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

In the Outlook Bliss Carman Prints
a poem about the day when 1.-The mex
orable gong sounds on the platform OK
Time. We haven't read the rest Of l..
but we sincerely hope that Mr.. Car
man will not get off the car back
ward.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
Famed Eis Bald Snot.

They have moved our choir 10 HE
other end of the church"
What's that for!"
'Our clergyman is delicate. and h
said lie couldn't stand having twely,
girls tanning his bald spot all at once.
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
Washington Talk.

Secretary Gage has accepted the res
ignation of Gen. John b. Clarke OF
Missouri, who was chief of the materi-
al division of the treasury. His salary
was $500. The position is M longer
necessary and no N will be appointed
TO succeed.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
AINIcc IO HcrinnerS.

Sprinter-The great thing in learning
to cycle is not To lose your head.
Miss NoyiS-Oh, ! don't mind my
head. It's losing my seat that hurts.
Pick Me-Up.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

One English duke has gone into the
millinery business, and many of the
others are % far behind in their en-
deavor to captiyate American heir
esses.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
Not Always True.

She-Thcy say that extremes NEE
Ile-Do they: ] can't.
Shc-Can't what:
Make ends mcot-piCk-Me-tp.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

] snail recommend Piso's Cure for COZ
sumption far ana wide.-Mrs. Musliean'
Ilumstead, Kent, England. Nov. 5, lSS'
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09

From the way reports Of gold dis
coveries are coming it looks as If the
whole western hemisphere had been
Klondyked.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
PlTH OF THE NEWS
EVENTS Of THE PAST WEEK IN \
CONDENSED FORM.

a General Resume of the Most I'M
portaut News Of the Week From
All Parts of the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged In Con-
by Busy People.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1897-09-09
N0-To-nnc for Fi.tv Cents.
4 Eittle French Trick

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes vea
Hien strong. blood pure. Sue. 81. Al druggist
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
YofsUluinoIer.

Nm Is. Mai wurben in Der poItofiice
in yellmore, g.. l24 6ormulare fir
8eloanlpeiiungen seitoblen unb ido,l
am 5. Suni tpuroe cine berielben in
ri9tiser @eiie aussefiiat in Decatur,
ST., prdIentirt unb in Der ndmli6en
WOde murben @ei6ditsleute in Gen=
ton uno 2ima, o., bur6 iol1e Nnmei=
iunsen bei6mlnoelt. Spdter eridienen
Die Sdwinoler lit Defiance, 5ifiin,
Upper Sanousfp uno 9lIbtabula, O.,
in Iuburn unO peru. Snb., uno eno=
lid periuhten iie ibr Slid in pitts-
burg. no Elm Mitalieo ber Yanbs. Soro
nit Namen, perbaitet, aber nab ge=
saAlung elmer YuBe BON SIS freiselaNen
nurDe.
pofoffice SnIpeftor Solmes batte
unteroeReh entoedt. oab 6oro Der Gub=
ter Der Banoe mar uno perfolate biz
Spuren oeiielben nad Detroit. Mi9.,
Martinsbur9. @. 3d., Baltimore
N2o., mo es ibm enolid 9elans, Der
Burden perbaften su laHen.
Die Sbminoler periu1ten teine ib.
rer Inmeiluusen in ben Yofdmterr
anSubrinaen. mobl uineno, oaB Dor
Der Vetrng iofort entoeft peroen miib.
te. Sic mabten tleine ginfduie be-
Geladftsleuten, aaben Die Mnmeifunser
in 3ablnns uno lieben iid ben &ef
berausaeben. yluf oiele Weiie ioa bi,
8anoe in Ohio. Snoiana. Sllinois uni
pennlplbania @eIhdftsleute Inn Sau.
ienoe bon Dollars bei9minbelt baben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
GnDc ncs GtreifcS.

Ser aroBe Gtreit Der &pblsnordber,
Der an 4. Suli bseann, muroe am
SamItaa Nbeno in Columbus beiaeleat,
iotpeit perielbe g8elt Yennlplpania,
Slio, Snolana unb penniplpania be-
trifft. Sie Convention Der Winenar=
better, Die felt lebten Wlittmo6 in Si=
yuna mar, nabm am Gamltaa cine
GsiDlution an. in ipelher Der WprIdloQ
Der Minenbeliber bon Yitishurg aecep-
tirt miro. Sas yptllm iidnb 495 ba.
fir uno BIZ oaeesen. Sic Teleoaten
Don Sllinois, Die $50 Gtinlnen batter,
maren einiiinmls aeaeu Nnnabne Der
Gelolution. Snoiana uao 93eit 8ir-
ainien ftimntcn einitimni9 fir an=
nabme oes 8orIdlo9s Der Mincnbsliscr,
unter ben Gele9oten pon Obio luio
Pittshura marsn seritreutc stimmen
Saae9sn.
Gie Minenarbeiter i'm Y;ttsbura Oi=
itrift erbalten Den 2obn bon IS @ents
uno in allen cnoeren Der bstreffsnoen
Staaten erbalten Die 2eute sinen reIa=
tiuen Preis. Sn Der &eiolution per=
pflihten lib Die 2eute. libsrale Yeitrdae
sur Nufredterbaltuns oes 9ampiss bei=
sufeuerr, no Die Sobnetl l6buna niht
besablt peroen iollte. Sennb iol Die
alrbeit nidt por 10 Saaen nieper auf=
genommen tueroen, nm bcn Winenar=
beiten in anoeren OiItrittcn 8eleoen=
belt 3u seben. nit Den Winsnbelibern
iibsr Sepillieun9 bes uerlanaten Yrei=
les couferiren 81 tonnen.
Nah oieism uebereinfom!nsu cr6atFen
Die &oblen9raber in oisisn. NilIritl. 56
Gents per Sunne, tatt 81 Gents Dor
bcm Gtreif.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
Wemeite Na1rid)ten,

gu 6anlon, elmer tleinen Station i'm
Snolaner Serritprium, broh Elm Wa=
gen in einem 6radtsug sulammen unb
lllnt5ebn nit 9ols uno 6eu belaoene
Wa99ons nuroen sertriimmert uni
tbetlipelie gum @ntsleiien gebraht. ln=
ter ben 8aa5ons befanb lib au1 Elm
init l6meren Maidinen belaoener, it,
lpcltbem oreiSebn 2eute aus 0ian, s. s.,
llno llmgegeno frei mitfubren. yon
biefen wuroen, iieben als 2eiben uno
bic anoern lbwer perlebt aus Den
Srammern gesoGen.
Sn getu Orleans areiit bas aelbe
6ieber INNER meiter Inn lih.
Wis geitdtiaung Der Nadri6t, oaf
Webler Den Nufltano in Guba unter=
oriift bat, mag bi, Gunbe bienen, oas
Die Muffdnoiiden 8ietoria be Sos Su=
mas, einen itarf befeitisten plaB. eros
bert baben.
Sn einem ger9iperf in Der yrofen
6ia Grube smiIden Samiions uno Dem
groao &ibb Shaht, in Der gadbe bon
Welbourne, Nuitralien, tpuroe sseuer
eutoedt. 200 geraleute, mel6e nit
2Dihar6eiten beiddftiat paren, ipuroen
bon @ruben9aien iiberudltiat. Siinfsi0
iino fomeit beraussebolt ,poroen uno
non oeIen maren brei toot.
gon SriiTel fommt Die Na9ribt,
oab @barlotte, Die friibere Gaiierin bon
Merito 10 ibtper erfranft lit, eab man
ieoen au9enblid ibr Gbleben erpartet.
Die Oiterreidifde 9eaieruns ipiro fiji
oen Moro Der Oiterreibii6en untertba=
nen bel 5aselton Sdaoeneriab perIanr
gen. Die get0oteteu Streiter lparen
n,eifens ungarn.
gort artbur. 2a., 1T in Der Sonntaa
Wadt bon einem furhtbaren Sornaoo
beimeeIudt noroen. Giele Sduier lino
einaeitiirst unb Is perionen lino um's
Seben getommen.
s5n Sasleton berridt INNER nod
groBe aufresuns uno fiirdtet man, oab
es stpliden Den Streitern unb ben
1suppen nod su einem Sample tommt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
Gin Daimpier nermn9l1dt.

San 6ranciseo, Gala., IL. Sept.
6ier cin9etroifenen Yrioatnadridten
5ufolae lit Der britiide Dampfer
.ebeang On Sing" unsefdbr am Is.
@uaulf auf Der Gabrt bon penang nad
Sbalalai Derunsliidt. Ser Wlaat
@roSnlon iif nit einent 9beile Der
Wanni6aft in Gbansbai angefommea.
nahoem bic Geute beinabe feds Sage
obne propiant uno WaKer in einem
olfenen HoOt auaebradt unb be fiir1-
terlihiten 2eiben allsgeitanben batten.
Bon Der Mannfhaft tperoen 81 perio=
men, oorunter neun @eiBe, bermiBt.
Der &apitdn Scott itano auf Der Brit
de. als bos lebte Boot abifieb nnb itob
li6 eine 2u9eI in ben 2opf, als Der
Oainpfer untergin9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
Gtt bIutOIritigcr Seerin.

Cine Sheriffs=poHe bon 100 damn,
unter oem COMMANDO oes SberiIis
Martin bon Wiltssbarre. feuerte am
Jreitay Na4mittas bel Hatilner in Der
gtdbe bon SasetOn, Ba., auf einsn aus
ilapiI9en &oblensrdben befebenoen
Yoltsbauien,. Der lih nod tetnes anoe=
rem 0ersehens i1uloie eemaht batte,
als oab er auf Der 2anoitraBe oabin=
marftirte. 10 Mann tparoen oui Der
Stelle 9et0otet unb so mebr ooer ipeni=
ger i6tper perIebt.
Volltredung Der 8eiebe nennt Der
Sheriff Die ihauerlide Menidenidldd-
terei, bic er auSeridtet bat = M II D
lautet oas urtbeil, bas ieinem blutisen
6reuel sebiibrt.
Nue Seridte, ipie iebr lie anb in
@inselbeiten BON einanoer abpeiden,
ltelen oas @,ne felt: baB bieier 8oa=
itrefer Der @eieBe entidlollsn mar. ole
ausltdnoi9en glrbeiter ieinem @ebute gu
unterperfen, I'm jeben Preis,
ielbit UNI ben Preis unoesablter Men=
i6enIeben. Seinem Sc te, nidt
benz @eieb gfiht oas @eicb bot Den
NusfduOiaen oas Maridiren ouf Der
Dffentlihen 2anoltfabe perboten. er,
Der Sheriff, bat es ibnen perboten uno
cr bat mt boiler lleberleguns Die 0or=
tebrunaen aetrpffen, um Oas gntiebli6e
moglih su MAIDEN, bas idlieBli1 ye=
iGeben 1T.
I'm iib su entibuloisen, bebauptet
Der Sheriff, er lei BON ben. ,tpiitbenoen
Musldnoern" anaefallen uno bsrmaben
mibhanbeIt poroen, oaB iein Qeben in
@eiabr 9etueien iei uno er babe befiirb=
tet, oab lib feline 2eute in eleider 8es
iabr befdnben. Ta babe er ibnen oann
sugeruien, gu ihieBen, 10 germ er Den
Sefebl aud permieben bate. Dem
mioeripri9t aber Der llmitanb. baB lein
Neub.res bon ben lebensgetdbr!i1en
Mibbanolungen feline Spur auipies
uno audi pon ieincr Mann11aft batte
teiner aud nur Die serinaite Werlebuna
aufsuweiien.
Ser Borfaa bate CUR Golse, oab
nun aud Die Mili3 auf ben Shauplab
aerlfen tperoen mubte, oa Der Sheriff
ii1 pOr Der @oltsmutb nidt mebr seiaen
blrite. obne einen iofortisen Mngrifi
auf iid berauf5ubeIhm6ren.
@eaen ben Sheriff Wartin nno feline
@ebiilfen iuuroen 0aftbefeble eripirtt
uno foQen oieielben fir ibre 0luttbai
CUR Uernntiportlna ge3D9en perben.
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Grearil omen, .a@ eoIn,a bus
iiber Die pennInlDanio Qiuien.

iiber bic penniDlDania Qinien.
Muf ben Sidet 5tationen Der penns
fplpania yabnen iperben i'm September
al ben angegebenen s9a9en biilige 9i-
dets nod Columbus pertauft.
Nn l6.. IL. unb 18. Sept. gun,
geiuA Der Osutid.tatboliihen ipobltbd.
tiaen 0eiellidaft ber Der. Gtaateil.
Die 9idets iino gut fur Die Neimtebr
biz gum 25. Sept.
Mn, 21. unb %. Sept. gum Union
Weteranen Qeeion Notionol Qa0er. Die
9idets iins fur bic peimiebr aut bis
aun, 81. Gept., f6nnen ober, tpenn oie-
ielben bel Nblauf Der 3eit bel benz
M4eilten IN Columbus obQegeben iper.
ben. bis gum IL. pltober perldngert
usrien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
anslann.

Moiel, Saar uno Nedar linb wieoer
iiber ibre llfer aetreten; Die 6lubnieoe.
runaen iino aufs 0Odite beorobt.
9luf ben preuBiiden unb baperiI6en
8abnen Iino i'm Suli IS 3ige ent=
sleiit ; Is 3uiammeniioBe unb 73 an=
oere llnTdlle baben itattsefunoen. 60
perlonen lino setOotet uno l54 psr=
nunoet tporoen.
9ur6 bic Grploiion zines ReHels in
elmer 8rauerei in 9onHaeot bel OlmilB,
Seferrei6, muroen IL perionen se=
t0otet uno biele berlebt.
8riren, Der flimatii1e Gurort in
Siiotirol, Der um oieie Sabresaeit Don
3anIenoen bon Souriiten aufgeludt
miro, bat fart unter Der 0obHutb al
leioen.
Der britilde Sampfer rYoippbsmus"
ipuroe our1 eine Grllilion bel sSebel.
Sar. elmer Sniel i'm &otben Meer, ltar'
beihdbigt. 0on Der MannIdaft lint
q Wlann ertrunfen.
IS wiro eemeloet, oaB 3tpiiden De,
@e3ieruns bon Uruguay uno ben Sn.
iur9enten elm Srieoensbertras abse.
idlpiien iporbsn iei.
Na6 geriAten aus en9lii9en Duel
len 1T Der 4ufitano in Snbien 10 glenn.
| lid unterbriift.
| 9tidt nur elm She'll bon Srlanb
lonoern bic aan3e Sniel lit bur1 MiB
ernten bon elmer 0unaersrptb beorobt
Sur9 ben Nnsbrud oes 0nlfans
Waaon. auf ben pbilippinen Snieln
linb 500 Wtenihen 9et6otet tporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-15
Gmrse Nottsen.
2nIanD.

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en Stem Sort baben 1000 Mdnner,
Die an elmer unteriroiihen 5rolep=2i=
ME bei9dftist iino. bic Qrbelt nieoer=
eeleet, neil lie leit orei @pden feine
gesablun9 nehr erbatten baben.
eSn Stem Sort lno 5000 @eltenma=
der wieoer on bic Nrbeit, na9oem ibs
men bic perlanate 2obnerb0buns betpil=
list worben if.
Sn Siio= 9atota itiee lebte Wode oas
5bermometer auf 102 8rao i'm Ghat=
ten.
Sn Ocean Springs uno anoeren
Siiltenpldben bes States MiIillippi
1T oas sslbe Sieber aufsetreten.
9lud in gtelu Orleans lino mebrere
6dlle porgetommen.
Bsi Sem Galtle, Gol., iiie6 Elm paI=
Iasiersus init einem 6radtuee sulam=
men oreibig periDnen tamen iofort
ums 2eben unb eine 9anSe qnsabl uur=
ben su Sooe ger0itet. ba Die Sriimmer
alsbalo in Glammen aufsinseu.
Bei gmporia. Sans. itieb Elm off
tudrts fabrenoer Sdnsa pohsue nit
einem wettpdrts fabrenben @rpreBsu9
suIammen. 3w6lf Paiiaeiere perloren
babel bas 2eben.
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lebten Wasen BEG 3uaes uno le,tste
bilfreide Sano beim &etten Der 8erleb=
ten uno Sootcn.
Nuf bem Setroitflulle tippte BEL
Detroit cine Shaluppe um, Die cine
Ser9iiaungs.8eieQidaft on Yoro bate;
Is perlonen ertranfen, nur 2 fonnten
Ii6 retten.
Sei gpsnot, O., tpurben ourd eine
gfitroslp5erin grplolion 6 perionen
auf Der Stelle set0otet uno 6 peitere
t0otli6 perlebt.
Sie 3abl Der 8anterotte belief fid
in ben Ser. Staaten I'M Der lebten Wo<
DE auf 2l5, 9esen 315 i'm lebten Sabr,
uno in @anaoa auf 35 sesen AZ.