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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
las 0oIO ocs Worctuctews .

Ser einSise 1ropIen 8ittsrfeit in benz
8sder Der Srsuoe mnierer @eiSenisrmer
lit bic Gorge, ba6 Die iiberr.i1e Grnte
seipaltis auf Die Treiie criidsn fDnnte.
ST bieie Gorge aber Serettiertist? Die
yereini9ten Staaten Iheinen, nller 8ors
aus litt nad, oas siniiae 9ano Der gSelt
su iein, oas i'm Serbit tbatidhli6 srose
Guantitdten @eiSeu fir ben Grport obs
su9eben baden wirb. Die aus ben fri.
beren Sabren nod %uOrbunoensn Yors
rdtbe iino auBersewobnli6 flein, fleiner
nls lie es ieitbem Der amerifanii6e Norbz
iueiten feline Gole auf Dem @eltmarfte
ipielt, je selpeien lino. Die @in.erlpeiz
5ensGrnte. Die %sesenipartls einsebeimit
luirb, 1T iebr gut unp reid alsseialen,
Elm Sadueritdnol9cr I'M Siioen ibiloert
uber nidts beito ipenlger Die Gage bes
@eiSenmarftes tur5 uno oraitil6 nit
ben @Urten: ygteben ieber Greidma-
ibine ltebt bereits Der Miller uno bait
ben Sad aui." llno tbatid6li6 leipen
Die Mlblen I'M Siioweiten an @etreioez
mansel uno treten auf ben WGrtten ais
Ilotte aduier aui. Sir einen sroBsn
5beil Der @interlueiSen @rnte lit lomit
iOiortise Gerweuoung ourbanoen. Sn
ben SpmmerpeiSen : @ebieten bes Cant
bes, namenlli6 I'M N~oroweiten, linp Die
Grnteuusiidten serapesu slanSeno. 9as
8etreioe Itebt 10 gut ais MIR mD9li6
uno Der grtrus miro, iuenn nidt I'M
purberseiebene uno unobluenobare Nas
turereiauiiie Die TroJen Sofiuunsen per
ni6ten, gang auBcrUroentll6 reid auss
fallen.
Ser pprausiidtlide Grtras Der @ins
ter uno Spmmerlpei5ensG rnte ipirb be-
fanntlih Don ben meiiten Satperitdnbis
gen aui o50,0O0,00O Suihel perars
ihta9t. llnb uiel Su tiei miro bieler
4niblas faum sesriiien iein, oenn ielbit
Die nieoeriten Sddbun9en se9eu nidt
inter 400, 100000 %binunter. Nebmen
mir aber ielbit Die b6hite Sbdsuns ais
ridtis an, 10 oiirfte europa allein fir
~unieren san5en lleberluB @erpenouns
baben. Ser Yreis oes 8eisens Itebt
sesenwdrtis I'M ettua 10 Gents bOber
per Sui6el, ais i'm oielelbe Belt bes
pprisen Sabres, uno oieie 9iiierenS
wirb BON woblunterridteten 5adleuten
ais ourb Die tbutiablide Gage bes
Marftes beoinst uno serebtiertist be
Ssidnet. Sefannt lit es i~uenlsitens, oaB
ale 8erIu6e Der Barren (YaiHiers),
ben Yreis oes @elSens al ben SDrlen
bes 9anoes unter Den se9enipdrtlsen
Yreis binabSuoriideu, ii9 ais e~riOl9los
erwieien. Sad Elm uoer Siuel Susen er=
rei9te ber YreiS INNER iuieoer, Ubne
oaB es beionoerer 9lnl trensumsen be
BURT bdtte, Die alte 60be.
@eun mir i'm Nu9e bebalten, oaB Ole
Sorratbe in bieiem Sabre ganj beosu-
tend seringer oils i'm Soriubre I'm bieie
Belt iino, uno oaB Die beurige Grnte Der
8elt i6,perlid wsleltIi6 ilber Die pur
ldbrise %binausgeben miro, 10 lit feia
8runo pprbanoen, einen Yreisorid al
iiir6ten, SIM @egentbeil. alem Gin
ideine mad lperoen unlere 6armer min.
ceitsns alti oieielben Treiie rednen font
uen, Die iie beuer erl0iten. Ser @eiSen
lit bas @olb bes Nuroweltens, uno elne
reide Grnte bel ertrGslihen Yreiisn be.
oeutet 3oblitano uto 5Ortidritt fir
unieren bon Der gtatur 10 reid seiesne'
ten Ganbestbeil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22

nibt oaseweien, bab elm oeutiher Saiiel
Gintebr in einem &toiter gebalten, mi
3aS in a,ten 3eiten 10 bdufis porfam
Saiier Wilbelm bat aber Der Veneoiftinert
Nbtei Maria 9aab an Der Gifel feline be-
ionbere Cunt ;u9spenoet uno mar ON
10. Suni nit Der Saiieriu bort ,u Seiub
gaS &aiierpaar muroe BET Der Stride De,
Beneoittiner. glbtei nit elmer Nniprahs
oes abtes Sen,lsr feierlibit empfau9en
Der Safer besriibte ben Nbt unb ben
Griabt uno wuroe iooann inter benz @e:
ianee Der Wonbe in Die Stride geleitet.
Wab V,enoi9ung oeS @eian9es wuroe
elm turSeS @ebet 8eiproben, morauf iib
Die Wonbe ms Sloiter ,uriid besaben.
Nun beiibtisten Sbre Waieitdten bic Nb.
tel Stride uno nabmen Giniiht in Die Gnt.
wiirie fir Die beabiibtiete innere gusitat:
tun9 uno %Nusmalune bes @ottesbauies.
Nlsoann uabmen 5brs Waieltaten bic in:
tereianteiten 3beile oes Shelters in 9u.
aenibein. 10 bic Sloiter : Yibliotbet uno
Die Sammlungen, Hefettorium uno So:
~triltei. iowie %einSelne MonbsSellsn. 2as
SloItersebGube war nit eriiuen @ewinoen
uno 0aubpert auf's Yr6htieite seibmiidt.
Sc. Waieitat Der Saiier ~itiftete fir bic
Nbtei' STRIDE einen Sobaltar.
DUDLEY Smith. elm bodanseiebener 6e:
ibdftsmann o Omaha. lit ais Spe,ial.
SommiiiGr Der Grams Wiiiiiiippi 3. Nus.
itelun9 fir @robbritaunien, oieier Gage
nab Sonoon abgereiit. Serr u. Wahi,
pelber fir Die peribiebenen in oieicm
Sanoe bisber itattaetabten beoeutenoeren
ausItellungen ais 8eneral;9 l9ent fir Gu:
ropa iiingirte, lit auh BON Der geboroe
Der 2rans:M iiiiiiippi:M usitellung in slei,
der gi8enibaft ernannt woroen.
Sn Sanias weroen bic Cramps" ieBt
ourh Inihlaeetaieln nit folsenoer Sn:
ihriit 9enarnt: ~arbeitet ODER perbuu:
CERT" Die Grnte lit ndmlih bort i'm pol'
len 6anse uno mau bat ben 9anoltreibsrn
81 pro Gag %oiierirt. 3ob meiseru lid
ole meiiten, tiir oieien 9obn ;u arbeiten.
Sb Die cramps" aub einen .Srult" 9es
bilost baben. ibre Waare, ndmlih ibre
9lrbeitStraft, nibt inter $3.50 per Sag
ab,uieBen?
Ter Staat Minneiota bat ihon ieit eiu
paar Sabren ein 5oritibub'S pitem ourb
Qnitelluns Don 5oritpdrtern ODER jorlt'
bitern eingefibrt, bic amtlib 5euersgSur:
Den heiBen. Gas Sp'tem wuroe burb baS
Jorltibub 6eieB BON 1895 ein9eiubrt, um
ben ausbrub pon Jeuer in ben WGloern
uno auf Den Vrairien ~ %perbinoern. 9ln
Der Spibe oes SpItems itebt elm Gbef'
,5euer:Waroen. General =. &. Inorews,
Der Dies Amt b%etleioet, ,eiet in ieinem
Sweiten 3abresberiht oas poriiiglibe Wir.
fen oes Spitems. Sn Wibiaan, mo fem
6oritibuB e~riitirt. betrusen in benz
dubsrit trodenen Sabre 1896 bic Verluite
ourb WalobrGnoe Wiuionen, in Winue:
iota. 9ant Der 3bdtisteit uon IS 5euer:
>. Wuroen," MIR $16,O59. Ger Seribt ent'
bait aud cine Statiitit Ses Walobehanoes
in 90 @ouuties oss Staates nno Die BE.
reduuns Der 6olimaiie ibrer Sdume uab
G.uaorat'6 iBeu. Dies lit Der erite Der.
iub elmer iolbsn Statiitit I'M 9anb fir elm
.;utiinfti9es intellisentss N%oritpeisn. oas
Den Walobeltano teunt, pfast uno ipite'
matiib perpertbet. Gene 90 Counties in
Minneiota iiuo 90, S55. 600 Ncres arob,
wouon 10,SS9, 900 Ncres bewaloet limb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22

Gie Wei,en guSfubr aus ben Der.
Staten, wopon iribsr FONT gar te;ne
&eoe mar, bat i'm Iebten Sabrjsbnt auber'
oroentlih Sussnommen. in bieicr Belt
1T Der Wei,en'a onium In ienen Reoionen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-22

Der aaiier Int aloitsr. Go lit LANCE
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
NEWS FROM HAN ANA.

Havana, March 12.--Thc insurgents oc-
cupying intrenched positions on the road
between ManzanillO and BayamO, pro
vince of Santiago de Cuba, fired uDon the
column of troops commanded by Gen.
Raves. The general thereupOn DIVIDED
his forces into three columns and ordered
two of them to attack the enemv's TANKS
while the third escorted the convoy Of
empty wagons.
The insurgents were trGlsed with a
loss of several men killed, and the gov
eminent forces had one [. plain and sew
cnteen soldiers wounded.
Gen. Barnal surprised an insurgcnt
force, which was encamped near Sancti
Spiritus, province of Santa Clara. The
enemy lost twenty men and retreated.
The troops had another brush with this
insurgent force at Santa Teras, during
which the insurgent leader Turilo was
wounded.
La Lucia, in leading editorial, says
that President Mckinlcy's inaugural adj
dress, seconded as it is by Secretary
Sherman. presents the frmness Win
which the United States will follow the
policy of absolute neutrality
Both governments says La Lucia,
Twill aim to make tirmcr relations be-
tween them by aiming to prevent any
violation of neutrality
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18

instance and all the guilty ones can do
is to beg pardon for it."
The champion looks to be in excellent
shape. From the present indications he
will enter the ring heavier than in any
fifht he ever fought
The first pool room in town opens to-
night. Bets will be made on the fight.
There is but little doubt that Corbett will
be a strong fayorite, about ) to 3.
The town is filling DIP rapidly. The
first special train reached here this morn
ing from the east 1t consisted of five
coaches, all full. Specials are expected
every day from now till the morning Of
the 17th.
Fitzsimmons will probably enter the
ring at ten to twelve pounds under Cor
bett. He is carefully guarding the Sc
cret that is his weight, and will not open
his mouth when the subject is under dis
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
MKNIGHT INDICTMENT.


Louisville, Ky. March 1.-THE most
vOluminous indictment ever returned in
II United States district court in Ken
lucky was entered at noon today by the
grand jury against ]. Mcknight, late
president of the defunct German Ma
tional bank. 1t embraced 240 pages of
closely typewriter matter and con-
tanned ninety-one separate and distinct
counts, in which there were specified VIC
lations of the banking laws. including
embezzlemcnt, false entry and false re-
port to the comptroller. These are the
charges on which Mcknight was arrest
ed soon after the comptroller took charge
of the German National bank. Mcknight
was taken before Judge Barr this after
noon and bond was fixed at $4,000. A
deputy marshal was detailed to accom-
pany Mcknight on his search for bonds
men which. up to n late hour tonight.
was fruitleSS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18

promptly when called on to do so by the
referee.
II think, too, that permitting the men
to strike with one hand free is tOlera-
bly, sure preventive Of all hugging or
clinching in the ring, and that is another
reason why ! think the Marquis Of
Queensbcry rules agree in the end that
the men shall be permitted to strike with
one hand free. II a man is hugging he
must use his hands and arms, and while
he is hugging he can do no fighting for
the reason that his hands are used in
hngging, and if he keeps both hands free
he can win the fight in short order. be-
cause he would be at liberty to strike
while the other man is defenselcss, be-
cause he is not using his arms as he
should
'DO you suppose a man is going to hug
and keep it up when he knows the other
man has the right to hit him when his
own arms are unOccupicd"
''Well, think not. That is why ] say
that permitting the men TO strike with
one hand free is the surest preventive
of all hugging and cinching, and that is
one reason why | think the Marquis Of
Quccnsbcry rules intended that man
should hit with one arm free
Siler received n number of kilograms
from sporting men all over the country,
commenting upon the construction of the
rules he had made. One of them was
from Billy Madden in New York. which
read:
"Your construction of the rules is the
same as that of an Angel Stick to that"
Angel is the well known referee of Lon
don.
COrbctt's work today consisted Of
10-milc run on the road. with Jeffrics for
companion. in the morning. In the af-
tcrnOon he punched the bag and SPARED
with his trainers.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
THE STETSON WILL CASE.
\ Deposition From Bishop Newman.
Adah Richmond Investigated.

Boston. March 11.-Upon the opening
of the Stetson will case in the superior
court today. Lawyer CASTOR offered a
deposition of Bishop John Il. Newman
taken ut Washington. March q. In eff
feet the bishop states that on February
20, 1861. while pastor of the church in
New Orleans known as the Charles Alb
hey, he performed marriage ceremony
between John Schaeffer and Adah ANA
rim. The marriage was performed in
the presence of Mrs. Newman and was
entered in the church record book. This
book was also introduced as evidence.
1t is claimed that Adah Richmond was
the Adah Amarin of this marriage.
\ certified copy from the records of
the surrogate'S court of New York of
the docket in which Adah first renowned
her claim TO letters of administration in
the estate of William a. Borst. March
Is. 1873. was also admitted as evidence.
in spite of the objection Of the opposing
counsel. 1t is claimed that Adah Rich
mOnd was also married to Borst during
the time she claims 10 have been the
wife of John Stetson. On this point Gus
Williams. the comedian. was called as Il
witness. He stated that while travelling
with the Adah Richmond Burlesque com
pany, of which William Borst was man
lger. Adah Richmond and Borst were
known as man and wife. Mr.. Williams
also testified that the woman. in 1870.
claimed to be married to Il ballad singer
named Johnnie Stout
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
PARIS BASEBALL DIRECTORY.

Paris, Tex, March 11.-(Special.)-At
the meeting of the baseball enthusiasts
tonight, at Mayors auditorium, the fol-
lowing directory was elected for 1891:
Messrs. T.. II. r. Green, A. Ii. O'Ncall,
w. A. Greener, A. y. Rogers and j. f..
MOhr.
The directors will perfect organization
tomorrow.
The soliciting committee has about half
the required money raised. and will be
in first-class shape at the beginning of the
season.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
CORSICANA GETS ONE.

Corsicana, Tex. March 11-(Special.J
1t is reported this afternoon that Cor
sicana gets one of the new cottonseed
oil mills to be erected at an early date
10y the National COttonsccd Oil company.
This comes from ]. w. Allison Of Hous-
ton. who manages the company's bust
ness in Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
THE ROBBERS WEAKENED

jackson, Mich. March 12.-Two men
began an attempt to hold up Cincinnati.
jackson and Mackinaw passenger train
near Samara Monroe county, last night.
but evidently lost their nerve before com
pletinS the job. The pair boarded the
near Samaria they drew reyolyers and
commanded the trainmen to ston tbe
train. but after it stopped they jumped
or and allowed the train to null OUT
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
AGED NEGRO CREMATED

TeXarkana, Tex. March PROFESSIONALLY
Robert Martin. an aged negro. living
alone on his farm, ten miles from here.
was cremated yesterday in his cabin. He
had returned to his shanty at noon to
prepare dinner when he discovered the
building to be on. fire on the inside. In his
efforts to extinguish the flames he was
overcome. and falling upon the floor he
was soon enveloped by the FIRE.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
NEGRO LABORER KILLED

Galveston, Tex. March 11.-(Special)
Jeff Schaeffer, a negro man u years of
age, was assisting in raising cistern on
Avenue \ today, when the supports gave
way and the cistern fell on Schaeffer.
The body was mashed almost beyond
recognition, death resulting instantly.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
MAIDSTONE APPLIED

Kaufman, Tex. March 11.-(Special.)-
County Treasurer Mack CASTOR a few
days ago applied the county maidstone to
the arm of a little 4-year. old boy that
had been bitten by a mad dog. The stone
adhered two hours. fhe dog that bit
the child died with rabies
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
RATE ON STEEL RAILS

Chicago. March 1.-THE board of
managers of the Joint Traffic association
has ordered that until June 30 next the
rate on steel rails from BcSscmcr. Pa.
to New Orleans and points throughout
Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas
should be $3.50 per ton.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
PROHIBITION ELECTION.

Clcburne. Tex. March 11.-(Special,-
This county voted on prohibition today
Clchurne vote complete: Anti 1885: pro,
SIG. -Four boxes outside of Cleburnc
added gives: Pros, 1891: ants. 1857.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
MOTHER AND son DROWNED

Richmond, Mich, March IA vehicle
containing Fred Harrison and his aged
mother was precipitatcd into the river
while the two were driving along the
shore late tonight. Botn We're drowned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
VAIN cpopTS APOLOGIZE.

New Haven, Conn.,, March 12.IThe
Vale students who recently sent Yale
fag and letter of good cheer to Pugl-
list Corbett at Carson, print an apollo
getic letter in today's News. They dis
Claim all intentions of Iretense, to repre-
sent any other individuals but themselves
in the letter they sent 70 Corbett and
regret that "unwilingly and unwittingly'
they have cast slur upon the university.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
TO JAIL WITHOUT BAIL.

Houston. Tex, March 11-(Special.)-
At the conclusion of the preliminary trial
of Fred Foster, charged with the killing
of George Patch on the Harrisburg road
last week. the prisoner was rcmanded to
iail without bail.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
RESIDENCE BURNED

Marshall, Tex. March 11.-(Special.)-
The residence owned by ]. Jewett Parks
and occupied by Louis White and fam
lily was destroyed by fire yesterday.
House and contents total loss; no in
Surnncp
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
RESULT or THE YALE LETTER.

New Haven, Conn, March 11.-Onc Of
the first results of the Yale letter and
flag incident came today when Forsythe
Wickcs of New York, one Of the sign
crs of the letter and one of the most
prominent workers in Yale Young Mems
Christian association circles, resigned
the leadership of the junior Bible class.
The resignation was speedily accepted.
The Yale Alumni Weekly, which ap-
pcarcd today, in Il vigorous editorial char
actcrizcd the letter episode as an act Of
treason TO Yale 1t is not thought the
faculty will take any action in the mat
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
,oSroN cpOpTs IN ROUTE

Boston, March 12.-BilIy. Colylle, VINO
is TO act as time keeper for James >;
Corbett at Carson on March II, started
for the west today. He is accompanied
by John l.. Sullivan, Frank s., Donovan
Rllv Hurd of Manchester and others.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18

agreed to in the conference this afternoon
between Brady and Julian. The latter
made the proposition and the former
readily accepted it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1897-03-18
WEDDING BEIIS

Walter Hcarnc and Miss Mary I.illard.
both of Austin. were married yesterday
afternoon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-15
GrSffnttt8 Des Spernbamies.

6eute Nbenb. miro unIer neues,
Spernbaus er0ffnet. gbtpin s. Wlaps
uno feline aus9e3ei4nete @eleai9ait BON
beruorrasenoen Giinltlern iperbeu bas
beliebte S1auipiel "Pudd'nhead Will
son" our Muffiibruno bringen. 5idets
merben in Der Npotbefe BON 8riiter &
Sc page perfauft fur $500 i'm 8alton
uno $3.50 fir parquett uno Ordeiter=
iibe. Sidets fur bic 8allerie ,ueroen
am grOHnunasabenb an Der GaHe i'm
Spernbaus berfauft. sSebermann iollte
on oieiem Nbeno oas Opsrnbaus beiu=
den nm benjelligsn, tpelben mir Den
8au beg Opernbauies 81 beroanfen boz
ben, 9iilfe 3u bringen, ooer nit anoern
Worten, benielben bic Sbulo besablen
gu belfen, tpelhe ibnen iiber ben 8etraa
ertpa1ien, fiir ipelhen man uripriing-
li1 glaubte, bas @ebdube erri1ten uno
einri9ten su t6nnen.
Das Stiid, tpelbes aufaefiibyt tpirb.
1T zines Der beifen unb miro iiberaa
bod seiddbt uno bic Muffiibruns beis
ielben toiiet bic @efellidaft $500. Wir
mieoerbolen oaber nod sinmal bic
oas Operubaus 81 beiuden,
unb jeoer 8eiuher barf perIi9ert iein,
einen 9enubrtiden Nbenb gu perleben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-15
Dsbss gsrSsgt oea,.

Wie mir tuieosrbolt psruthmsn, III
unfer 6reuno 0er 6rsb Nernharo.
gi9enthiimer Der Dober Bierbranerei,
ourh einen llnfan on bas 4ronfsnSim-
mer gefeIielt. Derr yernbarb 400 lih
ndmlid beim 6dmeineihladten sinise
YranowunDen ON gein su, benen er
feline befonnere geahtuna iAenfte. Bis
beren Gbarafter am Mbenb beim 6hla-
fen9eben ernftlihe Yeiorgnib erregten.
Db,uohl fir nod einiae 3eit an Das
3immer gehalten. 10 fOnnen mir bod
nit @ereniieen mittbeilen. oaB Derr
8ernbarS lih auf Dem Weee Der Belle
rune befinbet.
Sic Vnrarbeiten iiir oas neue giIen=
babnaeleiie. tptldcs bic bieIigen Gromn
Sire @laD yBorts nit Der 6. & M.
2inie perbisben ira, tpuroen lebte Mos
DE bier begonnen.
Nnl Sonntaa. IL. B. 3D., fano bic
geeroiauna bon 6. g. NapIor auf bem
bieiiaen Maplemoob Grieobof ltatt.
Gr ifarb mad fl,rSer Granfbeit I'm glter
bon 81 Sabren. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-15

GHteIfAdBsm. 9urniioes arober
6tore III upQ BON 1auitnoen bon biib-
i&en Wef@enfen.
- Cine Der .pert6polllien 6orr,en in
Suscaropas @puntp III billig unb su
giinfiigen 8ebinaunacn gu perfauien.
ytdbere Mustlinit in oieier Office.
Grci /! Gin pfnnb Ganbp fir ieben
Runoen, Der in Parmelees Sdubiiorr
fur mebr als sinen Doaar Waaren
taaft, ais cine Weibnadtssabe. 35
- Gin Wann Ndmens Wooo bon
@lepelanb. ber oes 8utsn 81 niel eelei.
ftet, i9lief lebte Wohe i'm bieiaenBabn.
hof Der e. &. & ". giienbabn ben
Sdlaf bes 8erehten. glls er aufipa1te,
permibte ct iein Saidenbub nit $72.
Gin tbeurer &auih!
Muf Der Is. 8. & g1. giienbabn
sehen Gonntag fiioIib BON Maiiillon
feline 3iiae mebr. 3piiden MaIiiaon
uno @lepelano fabren bic 3iiae Q unb
5. Go. 2 fdbrt um $40 Moreens BON
WaililIon ab unb SEQ. 5 perldBt glebe=
lanO UNI 4.30 Nahmittass.
- Gin 4iibider ebaufelTubl lit
iiberall cine bphmillfommcne Meib-
nadtssabe. Sci gloam 8inb finoet
man cine id0ne Nusmabl unb billi9e
preiie.
- 1niere prdmienfalenoer fno fer
tis uno CUR 8ertbeiluna bereit. 9lne
oieienisen, Die basu beredtist linb.b. g..
iolde, oeren 3eitune bis gum l. Sep=
tember 1897 besablt lit, linb eebeten,
oieielben in unlerer Office absubolen. oa
uns oaourh beoeutenDe Miiben uno So=
item eripart peroen.
- Nm Samitaa 9lbeno puroe $.
8. abbubl, elm Yremier Der 6. 8. &
W. Gilenbabn. in 8rai aiton beim Gup=
peln 3lpeier 6rahttpasen eroriidt uno
au9enbliflib setootet. Ibbiibl mar
BON Sem Gomerstomn uno Die 2eide
muroe oortbin 9ebradt, UNI beeroiet Su
meroen. Ser 8erlnsliidte mar Elm
junser Wann unb itano erlt felt Spei
Monaten i'm @iienbabnoisnlt.
= Cambridge bat einen Maribal,
Der als ShmaroBer ieines eleihen iudt.
9lls er bon Dem partbil YroseB borte,
slaubte er, oies biete cine quite GeIssen=
belt, elnen vebrli6en Saben" au per=
oienen. gr ihrieb oaber an Sheriff
Innerion, er iole i'm als 3eueen por=
laoen. Sheriff Nnoerion tonnte nidt
einieben, inmiefern Der SurIde in Dem
prp5eile BON Ruben iein tonnte uno Die
Norldoung unterblieb. Sroboem fam
Der Rerl uno bate oann Die 6redbeit,
baIiir Meilen9eloer gu berlaneen. Na=
tiirli1 mubte er nit LANCER NaIe ab=
aieben.
Sbr fabrt INNER am belten, tpenn
Sbr Cure SSeittagswaaren bel Yurn-
iiOes einfauit. 33
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-15
Tarttt a,t bcrfaMfett.

gBe9en bor9eriiftem Mlter lpill Der
unter3eihnete feline Garm bertaufen.
Oieielbe unfabt 79a Nder uno lit cine
Taeile iiioli6 BON pbilipsburs. 9luf
er-Garm 1T Elm sutes Wobnbaus, eine
quite SAeune, nebif anoern Gebduben,
ferner elm gutter Obitgarten, Elm laufen=
Der Yrunnen. senii9eno 9ol; &c. Das
2ano 1T porsii9lides Mei3enlanb. Sir
ndbere @ustunft uenos man iid an
GmanmeI s3umbad1
bel Pbilipsburg, Stone Greet g. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-12-15
Gin paEfmoes @eibmadjts.
AeId)ent.

Treunoen unb 0eripanbten in ber
olten 0eimatb tann man teine gr6bere
Greuoe MAIDEN. ais inbem man ibnen
cine bief9e 3eitung i1ift. tporaus Die
Neute erieben t0nnen, mas in hiefaer
0egeu0 porgebt. Mir ienben ben
> Beoba1ter" fit 81 nod irsenb elmer
Morene in 9eutidlanb. Ceiferreid ober
Der e5dweia unD tper bos YIott nod
Dor Neuiabr beltellt unb I'M Doraus
beSablt. erbdlt audb Elm grsmplar oes
gu1es ngr3abltes unb grlebtes~ ais
prdmium.