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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
DAVID III. ROBERTS DEAD.
HIS saddsu Trip to Europe In Is0s Created .
STIR Here.

David Fl. Roberts, glass manufactures ct
AIS West Broadway. died yesterday at his
home, ~ West Ninety-fourth street. Tho af-
fairs OF Mr.. R~ahGAhbecame Of public interest
soon after Nov. 8, 1895. when he sailed for
England on a few hours notice. and without
telling anybody where no had gone. His cred
itors all applied for attachments against him,
and the suits against his estate wers IN prog
ress when Mr.. Roberts, who had disappeared
with him, appeared to explain his absence.
she said that Mr.. Roberta, after acting In =
peculiar manner for several days, awOke at !
O'clock In the morning OF Nov. o and called for
a morning paper. He obtained Q paper and
saw that the Lucania was to sail that day and
Announced his intention o. sailing on her.
At 5 o'clock of the same morning ne called
respond promptly and Mr.. Roberts went on his
way 10 the LucaniA. When the LucaniA fnaIy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Three Men Arreated for Causing tho Death or
Cnr,tIlio UsrbAto.

John Schmidt, Charles Brunnor. and Jacob
S.humann. the three men arrested on Monday
in Long Island City on suspicion of having
caused thedeGeA0<0AEu!iASaIlAtGSan Italian
LnJorcr, were arraigned before Justice Ingram
g. tb.t city yesterday and held in $4,000 bail
> ,ch 10 sv1it ths rc-r' OF the Co.oner's inquest.
ia. ratio was at work with some other men hll-
ing a dirt cart on the Casino farm. Suddenly
there was "a loud re BORT and he fell. shot through
the hesrt.
Br1nner carried a rifle and Schmidt a shotgun
when they were ARE sted. Tho men in court re-
fused TO tell which OF them fired tho last shot
from the ride. All three are charged with man
slaughter by Policeman Ward.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

sailed Mre Robsrts who had followed her hus-
band TO the boat stayed on board to take care
OF him, although she Ind In no way prepared
for the journey. On tho way over Mr.. Roberts
showed that he was insane. He insisted. for
instance, that no was worth twenty thousand
millions OF dollars and that tho Lucania was his
private yacht. On the arrival Mt Liverpool Mr..
Roberts was confined in an asylum. Mrs.
Roberts came. back on tho next Steamship to
look out for his business interests.
Mr.. Roberts recovered his health later. He
was AZ years old. lie was born In this city and
graduated at the College of the City of New
York. He went into the glass business on leav.
ing college and was one OF the pioneer manu-
facturers Of plate glass in this country. lie
leaves q widow and two children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
JEHE1RT WORTH $4,000 EN-.
Charles King Arrested for RobbinE His En-
pioyer. y Manufacturing JewelIer.

Charles King Arrested for RobbinG His En-
pIoyer. . Manufacturing JeweIIer.
r. l.. Woods, a manufacturing jeweller at
1923 Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn. discovered
some time ago that he was being robbed Tho
robberies, he thought. had been going on for overa
year, and during that time jewelry to the amount
OF %, 900 had been taken. A week ago he con-
suited with Capt. Reynolds OF the Brooklyn
Detective Bureau. and the latter has since been
at work on the case.
Last Dwight electives Weiser, Delehanty, and
Rudy arrested Charles King. "a years old. OF
IL Berkeley place. Brooklyn, at Sheepshead Bay.
King was. an expert jeweller, and has been In
Woods's employ for two years. The ~kGnS
charge against King is the theft OF q $50 gold
ring from Woods
The detectives discovered that during the last
two weeks King had pawned four rings, three in
New York and one in Brooklyn. They think
that they can connect King with the other rob
berries In Woods's factory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
uars.r. nand Against Cheap shayoa.

A number of journeymen BARRIERS. alarmed by
the downward tendency OF prices for shaving,
have decided to start clubs with the ultimate
intention OF opening cooperative shops. The
first of these clubs has already boen organized
with fifteen charter members, and Will meet
next week at 54 First avenue TO enroll new
members, II Is called the Figaro Club. As soon
as II is strong enough numerically II will start
one or more Cooperative shops devoted TO hight
ing five and three cent SLAVES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Tho ElLs Paraasd Under = Hot Sun.

MINNEAPOLIS July s.-The public exercises OF
the Elks began at IL O'Clock to-day with the
grand parade under a hot July sun. The uniquely
uniformed clubs turned out well. with l.+O0
men In line and a dozen excellent bands, Several
but were only temporarily Ill and all arc up and
about tonight.
The competition for he next reunion resulted
this afternoon Toledo was the winner. with
louisville second.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
BRASS BAND AT HIS HANGING.
Marines PIans = HestAI Occasion when He
Appears ON the GaIlOws-

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July s.-The hanging OF
Matimo Martinez, the Mexican who murdered
his sweetheart and her aged parents In Wilson
county a few weeks ago, will be made the occa-
sion OF great festivities at Floresville. Martinez
requested that everybody celebrate tho event
and that his hanging DO attended by a brass
band. His wishes Will be carried out. tho people
OF Floresvtlle having raised a purse Of $50 and
brass band OF this city to attend the hanging
and furnish music, Mexicans, from all parts OF
spend the day In a fiesta. Martinez will be ai-
lowed to participate In the pleasures OF the oc-
casion under q strong guard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
g ED HIMSELF FROM 4 DOOR.

GiesinEer Dropped to His Knees and His
Hous, Geeper Thought He Was Praying.
Frank Giesinger. aged g., hanged himself yes.
terday morning at his home. % Bedford street,
Newark. He was & sufferer from asthma, and
the heat added to his despondency. After send
ing his housekeeper to the store, Gieainger
threw a rope over the door, and making a loop
in one end put 1t around his neck and dropped
upon his knees. Tho woman was away about
fifteen minutes, and upon ner return saw Gle
singer in the doorway, and thought he was pray
ing. A few minutes later she saw the rope
around his neck and called in a neighbor, who
cut tho body down.
Giesinger was a widower, with three sons and
a daughter, all grown up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Ar,..,.a FOR .nauct,ns . ,s-Y..r-S Ia Girl.

Murray Engle. % years old, Of f42 West
Thirty.eighth street, was arrested at Coney
Island last night for abducting ffteen-year old
Jane Russell OF Plsinaeld. Conn. Tho police
say that tho girl ran away from her home two
weeks ago. A woman who saw her on Surf
avenue with EnI'e called Roundsman I~angfOrd
and had them arrested. The girl was cared for
by the Gerry society and Engle was locked up.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

BOSTON, July s.-R. K. Peary. c. t., did not
arrive In Boston tonight, and owing 10 a delay
in the repairs upon his vessel, the Hope, the ex-
petition will not leave Boston before July 20.
The vessel Is now at ct. Johns, but Will le.Lo
there on Saturday, arriving here, on July 10.
before that time TO attend to provisioning the
vaaaal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
G,,s.a.pam Iene. Acau,tt.a.

Ell PAso. Tex. July sc. F. Jones, alias
"Givo.a-Dam - Jones. y noted 10 al character.
was arrested and placed under 800 bonds for
celebrating tho Fourth with hrecf@ckers' On
speech was characteristic, and the jury tcquit'
ted him amid the cheers OF u crowded Recorders
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

PNEvLLE, KY. July -Hu Joeson. his
wife, and four children, who lived fifteen miles
northeast OF this place. were burned TO death on
TUESDAY night last. being unable to escape from
in the debris. The H.. was undoubtedly OF in
cendiary origin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
SUICIDE IN BATTERY PARK.
An Unidentified Man Poisons Himself with
Carbolic Acid.

CarDolic Acid.
Park Policeman Whalen found O gray-haired
man lying IN an unconscious condition under
the chain railing of Battery Park last night
whalen tried 10 arouse the man, but could not.
There was an odor OF carbolio acid and the po-
Iiceman found an empty phial near the mans
side.
Before an ambulance from the Hudson Street
Hospital got to the park tho man had died. His
body was taken to the sub-station at the Aqua
rum. The suicide was about 90 years oiA and
had gray side whlskcrs and mustache. His
only personal property was q coarse comb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

ANN ARBoR, Mich, July s.-The seven-year-
old son of Emil Staebler, a farmer. said to-day
that his two elder brothers did not like him. He
also said he would kill himself. His body Vas
found later In the Huron itiver in about six feet
of water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
KILLED By 1LuhtnluE ON . Mountain Road.

sHAMoKIN. Pa. July s.-Twelve men were
In a terrific storm OH a Ion III mountain
road between the mining Villages OF Montana
and Natalie last evening. J ,ghtning hurled
them 10 The ground, and when the storm had
passed it was found that aged Daniel khOads
had been killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Queen Regent Parasns sos Cubans.

MADRID. July s.-Queen Regent Christina has
pardoned lOs Cubans confined at the Spanish
penal establishments OF Ceuta, Chafarinas. and
return TO Cuba
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Kulea by valuns from = Rsos

Frank Young, Il years old, OF 1888 Third ave-
nue. while cleaning the roof of the tlye.story
building at 204 East Seyenty-second street YES.
terday, fell TO the ground and was killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
KILLED His rathrr In a Horse nAce Dl.pute.

NEW ORLEANS. July 81. ". Jones, a NOR
chant and farmer OF Liberty Church, in Smith
county, Miss, yesterday qusrrelled with his son
over a horse race run there. The son drew a
knife and stabbed his father several times, with
fatal effect, and then hed the country. LIE has
not been captured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
Dlsa or uea, on the way to the Mountains.

MANCHESTER, n. H., July s.-Ernest J. Rice
OF Marlboro, Mass, a bicyclist touring from
Harvard College to the White Mountains. was
sunstruck here to-day and died without REGAIN
ing eOHsC!odaness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

= s,.pis Telephone Call to the Feet Of "a st.
WIN orlns a Pennsylvania Railroad cab or bus to
sany you and your traps to the 23d Street Station
aAe lowest rates ever known In New ~YoEk-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
wsup,ux,r,s Valls yxuolesals Poisoning.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, July S.-Of the 800 persons
poisoned at a picnic at Wappinger's Falls by
eating ham cooked In q copper'bottomed boiler
all are on the road to recovery except TWO young
women, and hopes are entertained for their re-
coNery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09
One Death by Heat PrOstFatiSn at ROehesteI

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. July s.-Many persons sue
cumbed to the intense heat and excessive hui
Nudity to-day. Ono death and ten cases of proc
tration by heat were reported at the hospitals.
The maximum temperature to-day was s3'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

CHICAGO, July s.-Four deaths and many
DrosiratIonB from heat were reported to-day.
Inc temperature reached 81 degrees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

PHILADELPHIA, july There is no truth in
the reports about the cruiser Minneapolis hay.
ing come home with damaged plates. The weasel
10 all right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-09

IN me PittsburR district and they are making
I]sntatlyes from Indiana, Illinois. Ohio. ard
pennsylvania. Commissioners Schmid of the
he was informed by the block coal operators that
thsy would not consent to. arbitration because
thley had a contract with their 200 men run;
price not being uniform with the price for MN
,nE coal in other States; The Indiana btu
operator. Association. say the Pitt:Surg people
mus be brought into line first; that the ditferen-
prices for mining. 60 Aceofainsiy. the commiss.
stohsrs OF the two States have telegraphed to
ths Illinois state Board and to Gov. Hastings Of
rehas{lyania n send representative tc a meet
Rts,idsHHss 'f ra At yf aad StEer Indiana operator.
PIT in he are eo m 5eSGf S' / H3a Which iS n now t Is e Sps.
nie o. supplying. the demand In eight months
T TorA N q year. The Commissioner think that
nah asreelnent az to wages cannot DO eneCLed
~ /, lhnInatiol 'nr a limited output 10 the only
S"WtvIon OF the ~ lation.
cue Important coal mining centres OF West
sntlhtA Indicate that the strike. so far as this
for coal in so o;h5F sta Il q b fal,uf Ssd the the s sffeet "a
STnhartihg every idle mine in West Virginia
70 nj tiaIsroads have been rushed night, and day
cars To u MAJ Ios!ing districts with enough empty
SLEvELAHo. o., July s.-Local manufacturers
deciar1 that the railroads which are running
short OF coal are confscating all the coal con-
,hgahist 70 manufacturers which they can, lay
and B sInEs Upon. The Lake shore. Nickel Plate
AT Az soor9 OF tho firm OF Morgan, Moore &c
and W have been shipping coal daily by rail,
IL n 10 not know whether any Of 1t reached
erest'nation or not. We would probably not
Lin5 nl u ior some time, as shipments OF that
ZINC are often delayed"
~. Hanna Of Nj. A. Hanna & Co, said:
r.G nave received no reports OF coal contis-
Sstea, ont nur shipments may have been seized
"ith9Ht our knowledge"
were tt lkes S.y, nttsrn99n over thirty cars q coal
n uy me Erie Railroad. II is reported that
ncrs .aaa o~cionginE TO Osborne. Saeger & Co.
nvs5 sized, ana that Rhodes and Deidlsr lost
several large c~onsignments.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
Wusfmtr pon Sd,reib= Wa=
Sd)it,c,t.

gis gum @orjabre mar in Der amtli=
6en Nusfubr=Statitit Die Nusfubr bon
S6reibmaidinen (Sppnriters) niht be-
ionbers beriiflihtiet bieie murben Der
&ubrit Srufprehen eingereibt. Sn
leBter 3eit jeboh bat li6 bieier 3weig
oes bieliaen Nusfubrbanoels oerart ge=
boben, baB Die S6reibmaibine iebt be-
ionoers in Der glusfubr=Statiltit flgu=
rirt. Wie ii6 oaraus eraiebt, iinb in
Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1896 -97 fiir
$649,710 Sdreibmai6inen CUR Nus=
fubr selanst, mas, iopeit li6 oas nad=
trdslid feititellen ldBt, unsefdbr iobiel
it, pie Die be3iiglt6e Nusfubr Der bei=
ben 8orlabre suiammea genommen.
Wdbrerlb Der eriten iieben Monate bea
laufenoen Sabres lino aber bereits
S6reibmaidlnen i'm Mertbe BON ST.
453,1 III sur 0erlenouns na9 Dem
Nuslanh aelan9t, mas cine 3unabmt
oieier Nusfubr um mebrere hunoert
pro3ent ertpeiit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29

Solaenbe Neuisteit aus CANADA ber=
oient meitere Werbeitune. Wlr. Mus.
Mi1eljen ltebt bafiir elm. ,Yor eini-
ger 3eit fprad ih BEL elmer selpiIien
6rau s. 8eier Dor, tpelde felt Sabren
am &beumatismus lit uno in Bebanb=
lung berf1ieDener Merste mar. sic
NOR Der felten Meinuns, iie miiiie ibr
2eioen nit ins @rab nebmen. Sd
beuos iie, ben DottOr einmal bel Geite
gu laKen uno nit Gornis Mlpenfrduter
Blutbeleber einen NeriuG 81 MAIDEN.
SD lieB ibr aud einise Tlaiden BON
iebem ba. Bei meinem nd9iten Beiu=
DE, biellei1t 16 Sage ipdter, fanb i'd
Grau Beier, ibren 0ausbaltunasae.
iddften nadsebeno uno iie NOR boll bee
2obes iiber bic Mirfun9straft Der beioen
9eilmittel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
= Ginea nelnnnenen MeinfnnM

= ginen selungenen .@einfall" bat
Elm Garmer in Weit Nuburn, Me., er=
lebt. lin feline Blaubeeren niht ifebz
len au laHen, beripra6 er einem Na9s
bar bic 0dlfte. iuenn bieier oas phiiden
beloreen ipollte. Der quite NaAbar
beimfte bic 0dlfte Der Beeren elm uno
notificirte bann ben gi9entbiimer, bab
bieier nun nit bem pfuden ieiner
Ddlfte beainnen f6nnte Der Diipirte
bate natiirlidb eemeint, oaB Der quite
Na1bar ale Beeren pfliiden unb bic
gan3e grnte tbeilen iuiiroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
nus Dem 0rate smriidfebrem

fbnuen mir nitt ober pr f6nnen Oft unisrn meg 81
benrieIben perldu8ern. a3ie ales Mnbere nuB anb
4ranfbeit einen AnfaHg boben Mue 6rcnif6eu
ronfheiten bdbeu bic 1ebsH3 bnS Gfben 81 perfraen
unD e. pdbrsnb iener Daner 5u einem 1Rartprinu 5u
lnndben. MlaInrto, 9aierenIeiben. @rrn9e Deroaits
unaSbejhmerben, HbeumutiSmna, Ne 1De bsgtnneu I'M
aIenen iffinO II Dieftm &tabinm lei1t 81 eritden
burlb eritetters Wogenbitters 1iefes aHs9e5epngte
dIfer0fpe uub Gtimuan3ulittel 1T gledGeet9ud aur
iusun re f eiM0eniitet bobeH. CUR 4Deosxherittanng
bee MDptfitS ub &f5teEauQ erqidtnbtr Nnbe 9tbt e
feitf Nd1ertres uub atQenebers1 Mifel oI1 BAD Bite
fera &S Aberpinbet be irSnngtn ppn 0eiiti9er nnb
lbrpeysidtr uebtraujtren0ung u1o Gr}d1bpfiug 1tin
GtkrouG In hem fttrbej dttgteE 9auftnaun Wit BEN
drfbeInbtm @eIeff1eM, bem Glerf tt9fefM xaeeufii4
y y s: @ ss;|;s s's:s'ss y ss'; an 's'''lssI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
Trei beriauoi on Wiaaer.
Sin Mann im Midigan entoedt eit,
bemerfcnsmtrtbes 6eilmittrl fir
@erluit nnn &rait.
Qroben meroen frei on ale perianbt. Die
barum Ihreiben.

Carl 3. Wolfer BON ssalama5oo, Niib.. bat uatb
einem iabreiansen Sample 9e9en bic ieelil9en uno
fbrserliten 8eioeu BON perlorener Wonubarfeit bas
rd)tige Witte qefunoen. fpeltbeS ooS Seioen heilt
@r beluabrt ooS @ebeimniB ior9idlt9 aber er iit
ipillig eine Yrobe ber Weoi3u allen WGnnern su ei=
ben, Die on ireeno e,ner Sprm BON SGpabe lebe als
iSoge BON iugenbicber unpiiienbet pie pprseitigem
@erlult oes Sebd1tniieS nub Der &raft fdmocbem
&tden. 8rampiaoerbrldb unb slusaebruns. 0as Seil.
mittel bat cine be1pnoers angenebme Wirfung BON
g8arme uub idbeint unmtttelbor Su mrteu. iu6em es
bic oerlongte Strait nno cine Gntpdun9 9iebt me iie
nur 9epitnIdt pirb 3aS Mtittel betlte Wtr gealfer
oonIiduoi9 BON of ben llebeln nub 2eibeu Die BON
labrelaneem WtBbranh Der notiirlidb feItgeiebten
6nnftipnen berribren, nno ion in eoem Sale abIolut
SnoeridIiie 'ein.
Sine 8ftte on Wtr. Garl s. gaoIfer, 4OS Wafonic
9emple GaIamoaoo. Wtib.. bel ber Gle oneeben. bab
Sic etne Yrobe ieines SoeilmittelS fir Mdnner min
ien, piro iofort erfiit uno fetne @ergilng ireenb
melder Art miro BON Tim geforbert meroen. @r bal
elm sroBes Sntereiie oarau bab bic &unoe beieul
9rpBartsen Selmitel oeropitet uiro unb seriebei
nit Sor9ioIt bic Yrobe iideoerieeelt in einem burd.
ans einiaen pofet 10 oaB Der @mpdneer feline SSuri
por unbequemidbtet ober @efonntwerbeu Sn babeu
branft
Seier lperoen sebeten, otne ger5us Su i6reibeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
Die gemnocr Der @ittcnid,aft.
ennsenleinrn ilnb S9minhindt fGns
nen grbeilt ,ucrbem.
Gin berabmtrr Rem S)nrfer Gbemifer unh geiebrtrr
matbt mnleren 2elern elm iretes anpebot.


Ser beriibmte Gbemiter, s. 81. Glo-
cum BON Nep Oort @itn, betpeist Die
@ntoedune eines lihern 9eilmittels aea
sen 5dminoiuat (2uuaen 5uberculo-
iis), 8ronhitis. Snn9en= uno grultlci-
oeu, bartndfiaer SuIten. Gatarrh, al=
aemeine Nbmagernng nnb Shipdhe,
Geriuit Don Jleiih uno ole lebel, un=
ter benen Die Menihen binlieben, oa=
ourd. oab er iebem 2eier oieies glattes,
Der pafiir anfrast, fret brei 6laihen
Gebe nit elmer belonbern Meoi3il) ieiner
neuen Gnioefuna anienoet.
Seine .neue millenidaftlihe gebano=
lung" bat Sauienoe oauerno 9ebeilt,
ourh beren rebtssitigen 8ebraub uno
er betrabtet es als leine profeiionelle
BHiht, Der leioenoen Nlenlbheit cine
prpbe ieiner unfeblbaren Sur su aeben.
9ie MiHenibaft entbiillt uns tdali1
neue 98unoer lino bieier arobe Gbemit,
Der Sabre lang ssouloi9 erperimentirt,
bat Geiultate ersielt, Die 10 ipolltbdtig
lino mie irgenb etpas, oas Elm anoerer
@enius geieilfet. Seine 8ebauptllng,
Dab 2ungenleioen uno Sdwinoiudt IN
ieoem &lima beilbar lino, miro in iel=
nem 2aboratorium bier uno in europa
in 5auIensen bon Sriefen beltdtist.
Die gefiirdtete Sbminoiu6t, ,uenn
ni1t 9eitDrt, beoeutet bdloiaen uno IL
hern SOB.
Wtan fhreibe on S. u. Slpcum, M.
g., 90 pine ST., New Yort, nit GEE
naner Nngabe bon Boit= uno @rpreB=
Office uno Die 9robeflaiben meroen poll
leinem 2aboratorillm frei perianot.
Seioenoe iollten iofort BON bielem Ii
beralen Qlnerbieten 8ebrau6 MAIDEN.
| Wtan made ben Softor in ben Srie=
fen oarauf aufmertiam, odb nan bleit
Nnse,9e i'm .SeDbaGter" 9eleien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
Die bDbereu Rreile Delferreid

Die bDbereu Rreiie Deiterreids
tpurben lebte Wo1e cine 3ettlang in
feline ihledte Mufregung DerieBt burh
Die Nahridt. oab ii1 Der 6iterreidiihe
gr3bersos Gran3 Jerbinano nit elmer
,geipobnlihen Biirgerlihen", Marie
Dubmann, Derbeiratbet babe. 9lab
ben neuefen Na6ridten aber mar bic
Mufre9ung nmionif. SRI. 0ubmonn
bat jebt ,offi3iel1 ertldrt, bab i1r Gatte
fein OiterreiAiider grsbersog lei. 0as
0auS Geflerreih mdre aliO tuieber ein-
NAL gerettet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
anob's @oIpaDer 3dptdes

tuerben garantirt, lim @OIbaoer Piles
unb WerlfDpfung 81 beilen. so Gents
per G9afteI. Mlan ienbe cine 3meis
Gents Marie an Martin NubD. regiifrir-
ten Mpptbeier in Qancafter, ga. polf-
forte1 iperben nidt beontmprtet. lleber.
AZ BEL ben srltsn Mpotbstern ID psrs
t0afsi1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29

: yloh einem Wedielblatte bat bic
Gupreme Court entfd,ieDen, bab Cub
ner poer anoeres @efliigel. oas nidt
einoebegt ,pirn, BON bemjelliaen als
Sasobeute erlegt nerbei bari, Der oosz
lelbe auf ieinem eiaensn geliB ihiebt
poer ipnltipie erbentet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29
syrei fur id)ma6e Mamner.

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mic 9emple &aloma3pp, Weid
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-09-29

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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-07-20

81 am standing nOtU Just behind the
sMrtGin, and in fun gLOW Of the coming
RaENset, Behind me are the shadows on
he track, before me lies the dark UGueg
and the r6Uer. When I mGngLe with ftS
dark tUdters I GUGRt to cast one HRgeT-
tnq look upon O. country tUhOSe govern
1aent is Of the people, for the people,
and bg the people, "-L. L. Polk, july
Stb, 1890.