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Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ALABAMA

Geologicale survey of Alabama, Eugene
 Allen Smith, Ph. D., state geologist.
 Report on the valley regions of Ala
 bama (paleozoic strata), by Henry Me
 Galley, assistant state geologist. Part
 I. The Tennessee Valley Region. pp. 413, 1 map. full page illustrations,
 figures, and IA sections. Montgomery,
 1896. Jas. F. Armstrong, Printer.
 In this report MT. McCalley has embod- jed the results of several years of assidi- ous labor in the field. and has brought into one book pretty much all of the re- liable information in respect to the region known as the renf;esss e valley.
 Part IT. dealing with the Cocsa valley, Is still in manuscript awaiting a favorablc tide in the financial sea.
 Of the Tennessee valley, Mr. McCallsy y remarks that while compara lively simple in it's geology and poor in its mineral re- sources, 1t is in many respects the most intersstif}t "a ffff fAYfr portion of Ala The paieozoics strata are found in that part of the state embraced within the great curve beginning at the northwest corner of Marion county. and runn:p,; through Tuscalnosa, Centreviile, Bihb coun.y. 5yls czuga. Talladega county, Da- v.sviIle, on the Southern railway, east 0, ;AtEist0tQ ersd sleasxpg the state at 3
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
CATARRH THREE YEARS.
A Cure is Found at Last in Dr. Hart
 mans Free Treatment.

A Cure is Found at Last in Dr. Hart
 mans Free Treatment.
 It reads like a novel. Every word of it, however, is prosaic history and exact truth. A young man has before him a brilliant career. Chronic catarrh has fastened itself upon him. He tried many remedies in vain. At college a room mate persuaded him to try Pe-ru-na. Pe-ru-na cures him in a short time, and he goes on his way rejoicing. Without the Pe-ru-na the success in life would be impossible. Chronic catarrh has blasted many a career. It would have blasted this young mans career if 1t had not been for the kind suggestion of a friend. Read what A. F.. Stern, Marine City, Mich, says:
 "I was troubled with catarrh for three years and tried almost every medicine I heard of. I went down to Delaware O., to attend college, where I got one of your almanacs, and saw another remedy for catarrh. l was almost discouraged with trying all kinds of medicines, but my roommate told me that your medicine was all right, and so I tried it. After taking seven bottles according to direc- tions, I was cured and felt like a new man. I recommend it to all who are suffering with this dreadful disease. It is the best medicine for catarrh. I owe my health to you.''
 All catarrh sufferers will be interested in book written by Dr.. Hartman It is an instructiveiy illustrated 64-page stages and locations. It will be sent free for a short time by The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus. Ohio.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
PIANOS CATCH COLD.

Half the pianos of this country catch winter colds exactly as we do. They get hoarse, or have cough, or stiff note. or some similar complaint which can not be cured by home remedies. but which requires tedious and expensive doctor ing. In order to prevent these avoidable ailments piano should be kept in a mod ture is even, say 60 or 70 degrees. the year round-not cold one day and hot the next The instrument should not, how ever be too near the source of heat. It should be kept closed. and covered with a felt cloth when not in use, particular <ly in frosty weather Always place the fpiano againsts safsfnsid de wuilSaIid a little out from it.-FTom Answers.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
MEN AND WOMEN.

Bishop Creighton will be enthroned as bishop of London on St. Pauls day, Jan. 25.
 Wordsworth declared that for nearly twenty years his poems had not paid for his Shoestrings.
 The question of a centruy celebration of the death of Edmund Burke is being mooted in Ireland.
 The Commercial club, of Kansas City, has taken steps to erect statue of Thomas H. Benton.
 Mr. Hanna is authority for the state ment that 5000 applications for office from Ohio have been filed at Canton, and that more are to come.
 Byron wrote his celebrated poem of "The Bride of Abydos' in one night and without mending his pen. The pen is still preserved in the British Museum.
 
 During his entire career Stradvarius made from 5000 to 1000 violins Few of these were sold for more than $25 during his life. Now some of them command $10,000 each.
 The new bishop of Lcndons wife is in many respects a more famous parsonage in English literary circles than her dis tinguished husband. Her histories of France and England have giver her high standing as an author. The late MT. Abbey, who had many business dealings with Madame Sarah Bernhardt, and directed several of her longest tours through the United States. once said that of all the actresses he had ever known she was the most generous hearted.
 Lord Rosebery, having said that he does not consider London favora ble to the production of literary work, it is pointed out that Gibbon, Milton, pr. Johnson, Keats, Fileding, Richardson, Grote, Browning and Macaulay did most of their literary composition in the metrop- oils.
 Sardou's hobby is building himself tnlouses. In this way he delights in ispending his wealth. On the outskirts of Nice he spent S250,000 on great stone Foundation for a palace, but was pre- vented from completing it because it would interfere with the view from Hort.
 Ex-Congressman Bingham, Lincoln's judge advocate-.general is passing his declining years in Cadiz, O., an old man iof 82. One of his choicest recollections hs of shaking hands with Lafayette. He twas school boy in an Ohio village when 1.-the great Frenchman passed through the town.
 At the Chinese legation at Washing ton 1t is stated that Wu Ting Fang, who succeeds Yang Yu as minister to this country, has spent considerable time in England, where he studied law and was admitted as a barrister He has. been in the service of the Chinese government for the past ten years.
 hA
 $ The sultan rarely goes to bed at night to rise in the morning, like ordinary nor tals. It Is usually dawn ere he retires, and at o'clock he Is stirring again. He has no confidence in those around him, and his life appears to be worth hardly a days purchase. The covers of the trays of the dishes served to him are sealed in the kitchen and are broken at the table. 4
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
HoWs TH1Sa < <

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be. lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi- ness transactions and financially able tc carry out any obligation made by theil firm.
 WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggists
 Toledo, o.
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internal ly, acting directly upon the blood and mucuos surfaces of the system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
Order Splint Coal. sun2wed If.
COMBINE
On Oysters Broken.

Patronize the man who has always sold them within the reach of all. The old reliable dealersW. M. Rush, has opened up at the Palace Drug store, corner 20th street and 2d alley. Oysters will be sold at the following low prices:
 argesextfa plants at 75c per 100.
 Large extra selects at soc per 100.
 Plain selects at 40c per 100.
 Telephone 141
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
Notice of Sale.

Notice of sale of l6th sec. school lands in township 20. range west, in Jefferson County, Ala.
 will. on the 23d day of January. 1897. be- tween 10 a. m. and p. m, in front of Jasper miles south of Bessemer. sell to tho highest bidder, the south h ot sec 16. and the X of nc < and the, se Y of nv V. sec. 16. T. 70. and fifty-one hundredth dollars and knock ing off to the highest bidder. These lands lie on the south side Shades creek in Jeffer- son county, Ala. Terms made known on day of sale. l1 H. N tTYLORs k Dec. z6, s1696. Townshlp Trustee.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Fresh bread and candy made daily at c. w. Cody's, 1920 to 1926 3d avenue. jes-f
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
Estray Notice.
State of Alabama, Jefrersoii County.

State of Alabama. Jeffersok County.
 i, @,ss :. Jan..7. 1887.
 Taken up by T. A. Lacey and J. I, Lacey; and estraycd on the yth day of pscember. the peace in and for said county, a sorrel mare mule, about 12 years old. B hands high, black stripe across shoulder and along back; scar from harness, saddle or burn: also burnt scar on right hip, and appraised At the value of $25. T. FoRTEH.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
Montgomery County Convicts
 to Hire.

Montgomery. Ala, Jan. 6, 1897. Sealed bids for the hire of the convcts the county of Montgomery during the year 1897 will be received by the board of rev cnue of Montgomery county until 12 o'clock m. Monday. Jan. IS, 1S97
 The bidder to take all who may be sen- tenced, regardless of age, sex or condition, for the term of their sentence.
 Payments for hire to be paid quarterly $ The board of revenue reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 By order of board of revenue of Mont gomery county. c. A. ALLEN, Clerk. v 1-10-su-wed-su
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Masquerade Suits can be rented for the ball at Turner Hall, 2Ol4 Third Avenue.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
POSITIVE PROOF.

Police Justice-Why are you certain that the prisoners threw eggs at you?
 Tragedian-I caught them in the act.- Detroit Free Press.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10
CHEAP COAL. Good lump, burns freely, leaves little ash. Delivered in city at &2.25 per ton.
 GEO. l.. THOMAS. Phone ll5 Agent.
CHEAP COAL.
l2-1O-1no

AMERICAN FIRE ENGINES THE
 SS BEST.
 London Cable to the Chicago Tribune.
 The London county council has just de- clined to ask for bids from American firms to furnish steam fire engines. The suggestion, I see. was received by the council with howl of disapproval' Yet I have been told by competent judges here that comparison between the, excel lence of the American engines and their equipment, the speed and discipline of the firemen, is entirely in favor of America.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

TIME FOR A CHANGE. St. Louis Republic.
 Doctor Nansen has our permission to search for the South Pole, which has Esbeens neglected 50 long that it ;undoubt- edly needs attention. l ..a
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

PRIDE, IF NOTHING ELSE. Baltimore American.
 Castilian pride. we are told cannot stoop to an open admission of it's pow erty. But the mortgages are on record, just the same. A<.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Don't forget Tuesday. Jan- uary 12, Teutonia Clubs Bal MasQue, at Turner Hall. I-8-st
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

H rF FIHE
 sis sHi te#f tt.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Walker-Newman Coal Co. Splint Coal Phone BIT. I2- 2-16-Wed -fri-sun
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Splint Coal is the best. .' z
 fHHH sun&wed If.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

WHEN PROSPERITY WILL GOMEZ San Francisco Call sk
 The winter will fly fast. Mckinley wifi seons izse.lifla zsasI sPsiHs a9A sSaeysla&1
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Celebrated Splint Coal.
 Walker-Newman Coal Co. Phone BIT. 12-i6-wed- fri-sun S7ardarf fS,SIinf e.oa5<s l-,s,. ss.ss,,., s.,
Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

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Birmingham state herald., 1897-01-10

Bishop Creighton will be enthroned as bishop of London on St. Paul's day, Jan.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
5D(Oefer.
skiHe non Hans spotf.

iGin poruebmes 0interqnartier i'm
kttelpunft Der @tabt. 3m0lf .3ims
tr. Yiel Dieuerihaft. Gquipasen
ID Neitpferoe. Bepobner elm burh
slbintereiIeu 3uiammenseihmieo
lepaar.
'Bor benz portal b6lt elm etesans
i. Ghlitten. Cine ieibenrauibenbe
tauenseitalt ipirft bic pelsbede 3urid
b iteist aus. Gin armes Weib NIT
len, mimmernben Biinbel i'm Nrm
eft bittenb bte froitsitternbe 9ano
/. Die Dame ipenoet iid uoll 9lb.
eu ano eilt bic teppidbeleste Wlarz
irtreppe CUR Beletase binauf.
xGfslbaft, bieies @eiiuoel! Die
stisei tonnte mabrlid iorsen, bab
Aid,en nitt gebulbet mirb i'm
Il Staotpiertel-A Die Sofe
-rfa5tsberbei.
ST Der Qerr 81 0ouie, Minna?"
r9apobl, sndbise 0rau, Der gndoige
,rr iinb i'm 9asb3imnter nno ieben
ie aa lais s,s l9hr SRqHhAr mi. ,aA.la laer l
nb! @ebem Gie biniiber - id
nfhe pesen Der 3otitlontouren NIT
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= ipie lausmeilig, bentt fie
BERT feds nbr, unS sesen aht
yMen bic @dfte, crit seBen Idt, bas
pun,m.
Der endbi9e Gerr bat Ben 6errn
blptmann @alb berbitten laiien, bic
kreu iinb beim Slimrob,A iast bic
/ tretetoe 3ofe. Die @ndbise erbebt
4 q nit eiaem Nnflu9 BON Sntereii ie
i 9ebt biniiber.
,atiptmann Walb, cine pra1tfisur,
/ 4 betm Gintritt Der belfen, ieibens
f,ernoen @eltalt auf unb ipridt Ieiu
gluern iioer ben Werluft oeS idCnen
fbeS aus.
lin ip eutes, treues Ibier, gn6biee
+. ekAbut mir berslih feib~-er
IA ihmeihelnb iiber ben Gopf bes
tuf Nimrob- -.seiiern iprans er ,nir
ndo freuois entsesen gutter
al
f1 besreife ni1t, ,pie mon jim
fiitrsleiden intereiiiren fann, 1err
/ n|tmann! Mein @atte tbut mirl.
liidls lH elm Menid seitorben -aber
I ns Dd baS bo ni1t fortj1affen lai<
| fea9it ia etelboft- flingle bod l.
blaiie, mabe Mlomn, Der neben
bekuubelsid,e anf benz Diuan iitt,
itri perd1tlidb bic @pre1erin -
"a ta--iit mir lieb unb spertb ge>
me-, iagt er miibjau, beberri4t,
,bDogbjtmmer lieet au6erbolb Dele
ueDeuueuns unb ipirb beute iiber.
| l,kai ab9A Abloiien bleiben!1
W on Dieu, 70 piel Q6ru urt nt4tS
--tit Du Qei9eutr6ser beftsllen,
mebreunbs So ba baip mo iinb @ie
betreute< NbeHb, 1err pauptmoun?.
/ 6dufe, endbi9e 0rau--1
!, Gie bnben aud @dNe?S
zine @pur! Meine tleine s5rau
befp barcuf, ben eriten Gplpelters
abein unierer Gbe 3li 2weieIi 10 per.
IebtNSe id bate ni4ts Sassse''-
fhurA MT y
li3 ALIEN, Gerr 0anptmann?
/ Mbeae III Ia iinelnubli9 iiberboupt |!
| qDitalten Gie benn bds aus an
4 beuin AbeuO, no jeber Menf9 Elm
4 Aminent bat
G9rs6er, Derlpnuberter Bid trifft
bie ;eerin, ulsb bann Ilin9t e idier
iibertbie inter benz fbndrjen
fbart berpOr: Gin aruler 9u.
\ bhstf fbduptIaaun pbne 3utaee uluS
bdIt ldeiben jein, end6i0e Urau--
| uuitys bdlt's iGon aus am bsutioen
06eu iinb feine 3ioeunerau9en
blitjfit idleluaij4 az bei Oem
@dll6 ham ulad)t q ibt cine fiefe
93erf(uaa rerabj 1iebet ji9 nit
moru l(f1e& 4dNbsbrv6 bon BEN
ssal{ra pab psfldbt bann IN fidt'
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20

fider Gile bas Saso;immer. Ser
Sausberr gibt ibm baS @eleite bis 3ur
dreppe. Sn ieinen miiben, traurisen
9luaen, bic Der elaitiif binabeilenoen
Soloatenseitalt folsen, liest es mie
Neio.
Der 6auptmann seht burd Elm
glebenporfal naf) ieinem Seim. rars
mer Gerl," murmelt er, parmer reider
aerl !"-Gr oifnet nit lautem @eflirr
Die @artentbiir. Das LIT Elm Sniff"
bon ibn, benn ipenn er lein aommen
10 9erdul1poll annoncirt, bann 9ebt
bruben Die 0auStbiir auf, ebe er Die
Glinsel beriibren fann, ltno feline Sat,
tin lduit ibm eutsesen Oh Der S6nee
bod ober flab liegt.
Oeute liist Der Sniff" nifts. Die
9linsel sebt, unb Der 8urihe 0ffnet.
rgla, mas sibt's, Grafomsti? Sdauit
ia aus, ole bdtteit oas srobe Soos 9es
lponnen, be?"
Gratolpsfi raoebre6t sliidltrablenb,
baB .Mlutter ieinisesA sefommen lei,
bab Iie nit benz yladtsu9e babe ab@
| fahren molten uno baB ssndoige Sran
baben iif segansen anT Soof bel auts
iderfrau unO haben iid bssablt Soft
~Ma rebe sod, Menih!1
| gu Befebl! Sat iih geiagt init
Ielpeft su fasen-bat iid seiast 80
unler 6rar 9auptnlann iein iif cine
@nsel, CUTS, i66n's, liebes-su 8es
febl-A
rWutter Deinises lit eine perniinfs
tise Srau, mein Sobn--@
Der 6auptmann aiebt feline 6auss
ioppe an uno sebt auf ben 0of. gluS
Der autihernobnung tOnt 3ahen uno
@laiertlans. Der cine Senlterlaben
bat cine breite Riee, uno Der 9aupt~
mann lust unsenirt binourh.
guf oem Glide nit blaufarrirter
Dede fiebt cine bampfenbe @uppens
terrine, baneben elm Bratenieller nit
pfanntuhen. Ole 2utiderfrau nit
breiter, blauer 0einenibiirse bantirt
nit bem bleieruen slufsebelSffel unb
fiillt bic Siden @ldier. Der Mann uno
bic balbuiidiisen G6bren iinb betannte
Gri9einunSen, aber ba an Der G9nal.
ieite bes Tii1eS bic tleine Nlte nit
ben fbwar5en V09elaugen In bem
braunen G,eiidt unb benz rotben &opfs
tud 1T entidieben 9rafomsfis .Muts
ter feini9es.1
| Sm 1intersrunbe liest elm frattfes
Qino, unb am Bette litt cine idlante,
junse 0rau, bic bot eben bem blaiien
@eid0pfden Elm Dilberbut) gebradt
uno erflGrt ibm bic 1isaren barin--
~Wein Qiebes,1 fliiftert brauben ON
Teniterlaoen Der Qauider-uno nun
ftebt iie ouf, bic iunse 0rou-wie pors
nebm fie ausiiebt i'm idlift berabfals
lenben, bunfelblouen 0ausfleib nit
Watteaufa!te unb fur;er gdleppe, unb
ale Nlles ber5ubrdnst, ibre 0dnbe III
fiiilen, ba fliidtet fie lout ladeno bin.
aus In bic Nrme beS @atten.
-Wsaus! Wleine iiibe. eofbise
Maus!4 Gr fiiBt iie brauben i'm
Sduec, als idme iie aus benz sluslamo
mad iabrelan9er Trennuns 3uriid.
.Dn bait mid 9eindt, 9er3enss
ntann?A
.Dreilid, On Mnsreiberin! sd
merbe Did unter Guratel itelIen lals
fen-ber Yunid! Die Yfannfuden!
2olt uno 0osis fur Wlutter ieiniaes!
0la wartel4 Gr bhdt lid unb fiibt ben
blon6en Gheitel.
~pfui, @ert, Gu bait ipionirt-bie
Grtlten 2eute -ha8 8ranfe perI1lingt
lllninmmen-o oeb, i'd bin b0le!1
| sd audi Mein eigenes Weib bat
Gebeimniiie Dor mir no iparte!@
Cert
~M1dus!.
Gns umf6lnnseH seben lie gum gar>
ltenb6us6tn.
.Das f4aujt Du Did 70 uni, @ertp4
.Meibt Du, 0inb, Id freue mid,
immter lDleber, wenu itb infer 0eim
|iebe nie i1cH 1T e. uur bier, iuiei
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
UMter i'm SC6mar5ma(O.
uou 6ermins Oitlinssr.

Weuu bes Obersrunobauern 2iiel
I'm Gerraottsmintel am Spinnroden
iaB. lcnnte iie oft minutenlang Der
arbeit perseiien, 10 c6llis perlenften
Ed TIRE Qlueen in ben slnblid oes
unteu, am Nussans bes Gbales liesens
Zen ylohbarbofes.
Obwobl Die Wlutter iie INNER wies
Der aus ihren Tr6umen idredte:
.saB an bes sipis Nusitarre II, .
IT'D bod umiunit-" es bali nidts,
G|els @hnlfe itauben in ;u ensem
9utammenbons nit benz tiefoahisen,
e bdmlih sniihen ben Bergen ge<
bettetem ylabbarboi, alS baB lie it'd
bic Morte Der Wlutter su Ser;en ges
nemmeu hattie.
Mllein 70 febr aud bic beiben Nats
barn in ibrer Berseinlamteit aufeins
amber ansemieien waren, eS bate lit)
feiu ireunbihaftli6eS GerbdltniB swis
i9en ibnen aeitaltet, benn iie waren su
per5aieben; Der untersrunbbauer, Elm
reiter Mlaun, bahte nur ans Grs
werben, unb es iuar fein sroBteS Ver'
sniisen. bel iebsr @elesenbeit gu be-
tonen:
go nit lhau, allies Mi" nobel
er nidt perfeblte, bic 5ipfelmiiee, bic
er itets Su trasen pileste, elm penie
jdiei au ridden unb elm balb gutmiitbi'
ges, balb Idobenirobes 9aden aussu'
hnbsn. Der Sbersrunobauer abel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20

Nugen ieoer perdhtlib mar, Der ni9t
baran arbeitete, fein Sab uno @ui 3li
oerrnebren.
Der yihtiinn fest B. Vettler tn D.
Welt.1 pfleste ct Su iageu, uno wenn
Der Obergrunebauer nit benz bei6eiz
benen @ruB beS armen S1lufers am
itattliben Nabbarbof poriibereins, ner>
feblte Der llntersrunobauer ME, ibm
Elm b0bnii6eS:
.Wann !aiiener tpieber taufe?" sus
5urufeu.
rllnier 0errsott mirb ibn ibp nod
itraie, bab er Die tleini ainoerli nit
libe mog-1 meinte bic 0iiel.
sic mar ndmlid bic 6aupturia6e
On benz 3unebmenoen MiEperbaltniB
amil1en ben Nodbarn; Der einsise
Eobn beS llutergrunbbauern, Der Wlas
thias, Der iest biente, uno iie, bic
aiiel, batten lid germ seieben. ST, Der
unter9runbbauer, ipar nit Der peitthe
ouj bic Beiben los9eiabren, ole er fie
antraf, tpie fie am Walsesranb, I'M
palbbunfel, iliiiterno beiiommen ftan.
ben.
.0ieber idla9' Di tobt, idrie er
Sas Mdb9en an 4als bab is 5usib,
bob nj Giu3iser IN 70 2tmpewirtbs
j9ott biroti1
Niiel, bic elm Yeitidenbieb gegen
bic Stirne setroffen, rief benz barteu
Wlann nit unterbradtem Shlu1jen
nod:
.Darte nur, untersrunbbauer, mir
1oble'S Gu1 nod beim---@
Sur, barauf perlieb Der Matbias bos
Daterbaus, um feline Dienltseit ansus
treten; iein Batter fanb es gan; em
Vlos, bob Der Gohn nihtS BON iid
bOseu lieB, oenn @efiible iparen i'm
unter9runbbof nidt sepflest iporben.
Dor Mtibnadsen idrieb er an ieinen
Gin3isen:
.Qieber Matbis!
Sum Oei9enf, baB Gu es ueifdt,
ba i@ .ge0en aile Qumpereien bin,
laufe i1 Elm neues Yierb uno follit es
Deineni Batter honfbdr aneriennen fir
bic hett6Mbige Ver9rDbernn9 Der VDirtbs
fGaft unb trifft es einmal anberS als
BEN Oberorunbboueru feline, NO binten
snb pornen ni9ts III unb ielbiee Gltern
in ibrer pernobrloifen M2oralitdt ans
.3utomuenbalten ni1t benfeu, ionoern
toear nod ME Bic Ddnsnarren auf ben
9abrmarit ju Dornbers seloffen, rnb
BON mir rein unb beilig am Yoppen<
jtdnOle trpffeu iporben iinb, oab elm
Dunnernetter In 70 efuen Sottlofen
Qei@fliun isblae!
Dauptia1, bic aatbrin pom Cd
bauer fDnnt mir fiir Gid pdfien, neil
Die gIeideu Berbdltnifie, mas fOmit In
Orbnune mdr'. 4unttuml Gertigl
2ne1t nnb Wsa8O i9id' i'd iiber bic
Oeiertas meg, ID mill feine Weib<
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20

BroFt gfeujabr!
Sbrt ibr bic 4ufe I'm Stdbtlein eri1dutn9
Sci! Wnn ni6gen bic Yfropfen fnauen
Quftig, tuie es Ieit Sabren mar!
Yroiit Wemjobr!
Treunoe ffoEt an!
9hattelt eud) bieber BITE Mdunerbdnbe!
lleber bic bolprige Sabrestpenoe
ssiibrt uns 1iuiiber Der 9offnung 8eipanu.
Greunoe itobt an!
Sei bod fein sroib!
Bruber, ,pos f0nnen bie Sorgen tangen?
8ruber, mas fitt bu NIT triiben Ingen,
Grinnen ber 2ebensmutb aller erloih?
Gel bod fein 6roid!
slugen grabaus!
QSas bir i'm letten Sabre pereorben-
Strebe--balb baft bus tpieber erlporben,
Norgen 11on tuebt bir's pitllei6t ins 9ans.
Iugen grabaus!
Yrofit Teuiobr!
Shpinget bic Glider nno feuhtet bic &ehien,
llnb als Sabriprnh lafiet unS pdblen:
,Seiter I'M Slid unb ieSf in 8eiabr!"
proiit Jieuiabr!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20

ltnterm QDei6na9tsbanm. rN5es<
balb ipeinif On, 6ris6en!4 9d babe
mein Wlar5ipan aufsesefien!- rysun,
bas tit bod fein @r,tnb. ~9n, is
glanbte, es ipdre 2arl ieins.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-01-20
Der Neparaturenael. @r

Der Weparatnrtn9el. Wrethen
(leist am erffen Jeiertas frob lire neus
puppe): rSieb mai, Nottden. bic
id0ne neue puppe, bic mir bas Gbriit>
finb sebradt bat !4-Qottden n INIT
einer alien, nur etuas renopirten Vuppe
i'm Arn): sMeine Diana bat aeiaat,
81 nns 1T biefes Jabr nur Der Reparas
tursGugel setomMen.
, 1897-11-11
NEWS OF THE RAIL-.
SPECULATION AS TO THE DISPOSE
TON OF THE KANSAS
BRANCH OF THE U. P.
1t Will Probably Go to the ReOrKaniza>
tioa Committee-Splendid Showing
of the Union Pacific for the Month
Of October-An Experts Opinion OF
te-Cutting-Notes.

An Omaha dispatch says: Regarding
the Kansas Pacific, the sale of which
has been postponed to Dec. 16, the ON
Gals Of the Union Pacific feel assured
that the reorganization committee will
secure control Of the road. They pro-
fess their firmest belief that the Union
Pacific reorganization committee can
successfully buck the Chicago & Alton
or the Missouri Pacific system for the
control of the Kansas Pacific. They
base their belief on the amount Of the
first mortgage bonds in the Kansas Pa
ciic held by the reorganization commit
tee and by the many pieces of property
which would be in dispute should any
purchaser but the Union Pacific reor-
ganization committee secure control.
Asked why the Union Pacific wanted
the Kansas Pacific. an official Of the
former road said: I'VE want 1t to con-
troll business to the south Of US and
must have it. We need 1t to equalize
traffic conditions and because of the
many feeders"
AS for the Kansas Central, which
lately went into separate management
with the title kansas City, Leaven-
worth and Western" the general man
ager is ]. o. Brinkerhof, superintend-
ent of the Union Pacific lines in Kan
sas, and the presiding genius is a son
Of E Ellery Anderson, a receiver OF the
Union Pacific. There is little doubt
that the Kansas Central will be swung
back into the Union Pacific system.
The same may be said of the Central
branch in Kansas.