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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

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in Dem betreHenoen department. uur 40
Stunoen per Wode gearbeltst.
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tonnten, bate Der 4nabe 10 lbmere
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nah i1refiben 2eioen gegen Ntitter=
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
Gin talid,er Srpam.

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
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bel ben GauIleuten.
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Ter fir feline @oniumenten cine Prdmie
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tbells 9eringeren @e9enitdnoen beitan=
Den uno liA porsiiellh fir 8eburtstass=
uno 6eltgelhenfe elgneten.
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oes perbrauhten uno 9etouften &affees,
i'm uebrlgen ilh 9an3 olei6 bleibeno, oh
Die senanntea bruunen SObnen aus
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cine 6ausfrou lih oemiibte IN mDglidIt
turser 3elt 10 uneeldbr 100 pfuno ole=
les 3affees gu perbrauben, nm nah er=
rel6tem 3lele cine an9eneIisne pranle
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gu erlunpen. Su Ober in elmer tleinen
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Uorliegenben 6ulle. beunlpruht. 10 1T
es m0sll6. oaB m1breno Dieler 3eit Die
Er1menlilte abgeonoert rplrn poer aber
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oenen fir oen obigen 6all $25. nm Die
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belt Oielelbg aud elne loaenunnte lhlu=
fenoe Glnosrpuppe sum Nennwertbe uDn
rs @ents. 3nh ipelhe uebesNlhuip,
ais nah erlillltei Seolnauna jener 0err
aaffeemilller es iilr aeeislet bielt, Der
betbell9ten 6amllie uuf elnem 3ull
breitsn Streiren Papier nit Sleiltlf.
mtsutbeiIen, oaB Der oemiinihte Nrtitel.
faufmdnnilh ulsgeoriitt, nlht mebr
auf Eager lei, an oellcn liatt uber sr=
bielten Die Geute etmas 9leUnlihes. i'm
g8ertbe bon unseidbr 10 Drnts 3ie
iibriNen Nltltel lpuroen be3lalh iarer
aehtbeit aus 0orliht Qor nlbt aepriift.
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benz 8dnsen llelupraebt, iiberl lien mir
in aller Stille Dem aelelqten Ssler. ae=
ben nber auf priuutes gSerlunasn unlere
2lnIiht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
Srcibeit. Ireibeit iibcr MGss

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Gefiible maren aud Dlei Wefaugene be-
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nauern in Der Sail ibmahteten. uno
Die Gebe CUR 6seibeit muhs 10 aelunltis
in osu orei ssurlben, oaB tie leBten
Uflt:mph Nbeno ungefobr um 5 ubr
ausbrahen. Sic 6liibtlinae wuren
91alter Walter, ogr lih mesen eines
9iebltublS III perartiporten bat. Snuls
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in Der 9DlrtblhaIt bon @lmpoo in
llb.ihspille betbeiliat baben loll, nno
Sep. Wilion, Der Die 8elolaoe IN Wil=
louebbps WirtbidaIt leeren bait.
Die Nusbrcber miilien BON GIL BEN
9ilfe 9ebabt baben. Semano tlelterte
auf Den @itrih, mabte Elm Sod in Die
9ede uno lieB ein Seil hlnunter, nit
telit mel1em Die orei 8efansenen bin
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ten Die yurihe an Dem gliBdbleiter
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nit Ieinem Gin,ua pollaul be'tdftigt
mar.
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tere Ole erioroerlihe giirsihait fir
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nenialtens, nibt mebr in feline Belle
suriif nluB.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
GiienbabnraMb.

bOren lailen. IS NOR Elm @rpreB @aa=
9on Der &anias @itp pittsbur9 uno
8o'f Gilenbabn. ben lie beraubten.
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aus mar.
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lhaft puroe oann benahrihtiot unD
pm Der Sreu5ung aus an Die Yollsllten
tele9rapbl,t.
Die Gduber Datten nur Den fleinen
8eloihrallt ausgeraubt uno teinen 0er=
lu1 9ema6t. ben 0aupttafenlhrant,
Der eln 3ett1lOB entbd!t, gu iprengen.
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Company pltroe ertldrt, ouB lid Die
Seute Der Gduber aui ni6t mebr als
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absr Der Nnlidt, DaB Die Sanolten 6jelO
unD Sumelen I'M 8elammtlpertb bon
mebrern 3auieno Sullars aeraubt ba=
ben.
0le Gauber maren in Den grpreB-
masson ellgeorungen, als Der 3uo
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Smdnst. 2lls Der @rprsBbote, Is. q.
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odB tie auBerooenoentlib nerpDs waren.
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8elharte !pdren. obalelb lie ibre u belt
mil gprBer 8ti1ifihtelt perrlhteten.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

gas pampblet praftiiher Me9-
pe,ier su pfarrer Sch. GneippssDeils
metbobe, in Deutfner ober engliid|er
5praHe, III in unierer Office 5n haben.
g.,reis 10 Gep.s. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

= Da falld)e $l00s 5heine enoeft
mor0en linD. ceren Wahabmuna 10 uor-
Siiglib lit, oab lelbii Yantiers iie nidlt
ant Don ben ebten nnterideioen t6nlen,
but oos 5d)oBamt gDeiiun9 aegeben.
ale shten $lOO- 5heine ein3u3ieben,
natiirlih unter Nusiibun9 Der grDBien
Voriiht bel Der Ginloiun9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12
III. s. Sielos Sis Minitrcls.

60 all 3ahl. uno Die bsriibnteiien
Winitrels in Nmerita, fperoen nloraen
Abeno i'm Union Gpera cine Vorltelluna
geben. Sic paraDe finoet 0ormitiaas
um ll.30 Itatt. Uian Deridume niht,
bieie 9roBe Shouiteluna su ieben-
9ifets in Der Mpotbete BON yrilitr q
Sc paqe.
Eentid enaliihe @0rterbiiher fur
nur 25 Gents. Sin probeeremplar
lam in bieier Office aeieben fuerDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

alte Manu. .Yor orei Sabren auriid
sn.arAe III, hlrd, eli, -Mierenlfiben aufsI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-12

Sab, ettfem beoilrItIgeu Splbafeu ...,..
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The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11

destroyed on the shores of England just as It has been by Sampson on the shores or Cuba and on the shores of Manila by the, brave Dewey; and the arms of Spain will get the final blow at the hands of days.
 Mysterious is the way of the Lord. Over 300 years ago a small band of Hu- guenotS, driven out of their own country because they believed in the truth, set tied in Florida. Their presence there was communicated to the court of Spain and an army of soldiers was sent across the ocean which butchered this innocent band of brave men and women. Now, how ever, the Lord in his wisdom has seen fit to make the same locality the scene of planting the truth of the gospel on the shores of Florida. So 1t is that God has selected this nation to be the instrument of spreading the truth throughout the world, against the nation that originated the inquisition.
 America has a great duty thrust upon it in this war; it Is to spread light, liberty and truth to the far east, and, in fact to the entire world. The days of darkness, ignorance and superstition will in short time disappear, and in their stead liberty and freedom will shine on all of Gods creatures.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11
AMEhlCA'S GhEAI MlSSlON. Rev. O. c. Miller Joins in the Presi- dents Proclamation for
 Prayer.

Rev. O. c. Miller of the Church of the Holy Spirit occupied the pulpit at the Simpson Memorial Church on Hayes and Buchanan streets last night. Taking his text from St. John, viii:32, he read the Presidents proclamation requesting the nations prayers on the Sabbath following its publication. The language in this proclamation he compared with words which were expressed by Abraham Lin coin at the time when the nation was en- gagged in the Civil War, now happily ended for all time.
 The present war he believed to be in keeping with the divine command of God, who said: Let my people be free that they may worship me" The war in which the nation is now engaged is battle for ness and superstition. Jesus said, That we shall know the truth" The echo of Sampsons and Shafters guns is the voice of God heard proclaiming these words against nation that gave birth to the inquistion, one of the most cruel and tyrannical institutions ever planted on the earth by man; a nation that hates the truth and will fight to keep 1t out of it's dominion But the will of God Is stronger than that of any nation, and now the truth will be known in Spain through the instrumentality of the liberty-loving peo- pie of the United States, as made mani fest in the words of God.
 This is the second time that Spain un- dertook to crush truth. The first was when that nation sent its ships to Eng land to crush out light and truth in the reign of Queen Elizabeth; and what was the consequence? The entire fleet was
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11
AT THE PARK AND CLIFF. Remarkable Under-Water Swimming 2 hv Soldiers at Sutro's Baths.

A larger crowd than the average visited the Park. Cliff House and Chutes yester- day. Sutro's Baths were also well patron ized by admirers of aquatic sports, and they were not disappointed. Boys in blue by the score entered in the various con- test and the breaking of. the worlds rec ord and many close finishes added to the excitement. The various contests resulted as follows:
 50-yard dash Utah Volunteers-F. Hardness first; F. Kavanaugh, second.
 Underwater diving with regimentals-F. Mo Dermott champion of Australia, dove GO yards and asserted 1t to be the worlds record; Lee le Rue, second.
 75-yard dash Nebraska volunteers-J. Mil Ter first; N. S. Seaman. second
 Spring board diving-F. Garnett, first; F. H. Schulte, second
 High diving-Won by W. Le Rue, 7S feet
 100-yard dash-A. McEau. first; G. Clough, second
 The new electric road from the end of Haight street to the Cliff House began operation yesterday Notwithstanding the fact that everything in connection with the road needed adjustment, owing to newness no accidents occurred and many commented on the. advantages of the new system over the old steam road. with its accompanying dust, smoke and cinders.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11
War Incidents.

San Francisco Association Mo- of the California National Association of Sta tionary Engineers. at its last meeting re- solved to maintain in good standing all it's members who have enlisted or may hereafter enlist in the service of the United States until their term of service shall expire.
 Private John Dale, Company H, South Dakota, who on Saturday was accident ally shot through the right lung, now lies in the regimental hospital In very pre- carious condition and may not recover. Dale was cleaning his rifle, which hs claims had been loaded by some one with out his knowledge. The weapon was dis charged, the ball entering his right breast passing entirely through the lung and coming out under the shoulder blade. The wound Is a dangerous one, and will no doubt, prove fatal.
 Private Joseph Flynn. Company M Eighteenth Infantry, who died at the division hospital of pneumonia. was bur fed at the Presidio yesterday. The remains of Private w. H. McAllister, Twentieth Kansas, who died of pneumonia, will be sent to his home at Miltonvale. Kan, for interment.
 Private G. D. Granbill, Company A. First Tennessee Regiment, died at the Marine Hospital yesterday of meningitis
 Lieutenant Colonel Barnett, Tenth Penn sylvania Regiment. arrived at Camp Merritt yesterday with 256 recruits for that regiment. Colonel Barnett reports a
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11
FLYING BUCK
 WON A STAKE Defeats Rosette at Union COursing Park. THE LATTER WAS FAVORITE PRINCE CHARMING CAPTURES THE SAPLING URsE. Sensational Sport at Both Parks for the Ardent Lovers of Grey
 hounds in This
 District.
THE LATTER WAS FAV0RITE
PRINCE CHARMING CAPTURES
 THE SAPLING URSE.

Flying Buck proved the great surprise of the day at Union Coursing Park yes- terday, winning the open stake from Rosette, hot favorite. The odds were five to two ana the dogs had hardly left the hands of Slipper Wren when the spec tators with Flying Buck tickets began to cheer.
 The course was the best of the day As the two fleet hounds started, Flying Buck was seen to have a slight advantage This he increased in the first hundred yards causing his followers to shout: There's nothing to it but the Buck" Their shouts died away rapidly, however, as Rosette was seen to draw level with her fawn- colored opponent. The hare, a particu- larly strong one, ran due east nearly across the field.
 Flying Buck turned her toward the southern boundary fence and then the dogs crossed and recrossed, being hidden at times from the spectators in clouds of dust. The followers of Rosette did not lose hope until Judge Bell sent up the white flag announcing Flying Buck as the winner of the course and stake.
 The greatest surprise of the day was the splendid form shown by Precita Girl In the second ties, with odds of ten to one against her, the largest of the day, she defeated Fear Not, winning all the way. In the next round she defeated Glenstone and finally went down to defeat before Flying Buck, the ultimate winner.
 The chances of Promise Me were shat tered In the third round by mo course with Mystery. They were at once placed in the slips to a very fast hare Promise Mystery. The hare escaped.
 Thornhill winner of the all-age stake
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11

ties, but was retired by Fear Not
 The attendance was large and the bet ting heavy throughout the day. The were both strong and fast, providing ex- cellent sport. The running in the all-age stake resulted as follows:
 First ties-D. Dowst's Sarcastic beat F. V. Sullvan's Jesse Moore; E. Y. Sullivan's Right Bower beat T. Butlers Susie; s. E. Portals Curtin & Sons Rosette beat E. V. sullivans Mira Monte; Larkey & Rocks Hercules beat Gold beat J. J. warren's Sweet Lips: John kerrigans Lady Blanche beat Curtis & Sons Lady Campbell; Curtis & Sons Cavalier beat Buck beat B. & s. Kennels Belle of Seville: H. R. Baldwins Jester beat J. A. Watsons Miss skyrocket; ". NJ. O'Neils Promise Me Scott's Mystery beat Pasha Kennels Arapahoe; Al Austin's Glenstone beat J. McCormicks soon beat l. L: Sears Hot Stuff; Lahusen & Duncan's Precita Girl beat J. McCormack's s Rapid: E. V. Sullivan's Fear Not beat T. J.
 Second ties-Right Bower beat Sarcastic; Ro- sette beat Laurelwood Rusty Gold beat Her cues: Lady Blanche bye; Flying Buck beat beat Gossoon; Precita Girl beat Fear Not.
 Third ties-Rosette beat Right Bower: Rusty Gold beat Lady Blanche; Flying Buck beat Promise Me; Precita Girl beat Glenstone.
 Fourth ties-Rosette beat Rusty Gold; Flying Buck beat Precita Girl.
 Final-Flying Buck beat Rosette.
 The sapling stake, for which there were but six entries, follows:
 T. sulivan's Maid of the Hill beat w. T. Jones' Russian: T. Murnane's Wolfe Tone beat George Wbitney's Thisbe; w T, Jones Prince Charming beat W. S. Murphy's Silence.
 First ties-Maid of the Hill beat Wolfe Tone;
 FinalSPrince Charming beat Maid of the Hill.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11

Third class-E. W. Moor, s1; c. F. Waltham, III; c. Manuel, 123; Mrs. White. 176.
 Rifle, re-entry matches. 10 shots, members rife medal-A. B. Dorrell. 59; c. Manuel, s.
 All-comers' rifle medal-Dr. Rodgers, DO; F. E. Mason, 75.
 Bushnell military rife medal-C. F. Waltham,
 Pistol, 10 shots, 50 yards class medals, for members only: Champion class-Dr. Rodgers, 43: M. J. White, 56; A B. Dorrell, 65. First class-F. E. Mason. 66; G. M. Barley,
 Second class-Mrs. M. J. White. TO: c. F. Waltham 95
 Third class-J. P. cosgrave, 5s; Mrs. C. F. Waltham, 103
 Re-entry matches, 1o-shot scores, open to all corners, pistol Siebe medal-A. B. Dorrell, A. 54 c. M Barley. 56, 5S, 6S. 69; J. P. Cosgrave, 6S.
 - 25 and 22 calber rifle medal, and Roos trophy for ladies-F. E. Mason-19. 20. 20 q, P. g; Mrs c. Mannel. 30. SS, Ss; Mrs. c. F. Wal tham 34. 3S. 39
 Independent Rifles. 10 shots Blunt target Sergeant G. Mitchell fl; Lieutenant J. staude. 40; J. Kuhlke, 37; J. Schlichtman, 26; c. Fred erickson. 20; Corporal w. Tinken. 13.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11

vile, California, last Saturday evening. The occasion was the annual meeting Of the board of directors of the Home and the members of the Veterans Home As sociation. Among the distinguished wis itors present was Colonel William C. Smith of the First Tennessee Volunteers, wno went there as the guest Of MT. ana Mrs. Charles H. Blinn. The news or the arrival of the gallant soldier from Ten nessee.. who had served with so much re- nowh in the army SVe all chance to greet him 1t was decided to hold meeting at Social Hall in the evening. When Colonel Smith was intro gray and was now wearing the blue. 800 veterans of the Union cause arose before the words of Introduction had been ut tered to the finish, and gave the soldier come. The demonstration of greeting was renewed and prolonged. It was some min- utes before the veteran of the South could rally to respond in words to the men before him as Comrades" and finally sought permission to call them Boys" Then he related some incidents of the Richmond campaign and soon gained the earnest attention of his audi ence. In the course of his speech, in which he dwelt upon the blessings of reunited country, he stepped to the nag, and, taking the staff in his hand, walked across the stage. The incident caused a tempest of cheers and shouts of approval The simple and soldierly style of Colonel Smiths address won the hearts of all the veterans. The reception was continued until late hour. Nellie Holbrook Blinn delighted the audience with appropriate recitations Mrs. pr. Keables, wife of the medical director, accompanied by Mrs. c. A La Rue. sang for the pleasure of the veterans. Colonel Waltz, commandant of the Home, was the master of the patriotic exercises Brief speeches were made by the veterans belonging to the board and tha association.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11

tuberculosis of the intestines. He was a member of the National Guard and had passed the examination to enter the vol unteer service when taken sick, but was never mustered in. His two sisters and brother were at his bedside when death relieved his suffering. His remains were embalmed and will be forwarded to Max well, where they will be buried to-mor- row. He was % years and II months of age and a native of this State.
 Daisy Warner a 15-year-old girl, who ran away from her home in East Oakland where she was placed by the Beulah Home, was seen in camp this afternoon and pointed out to Captain Carson of the Police Department. When she went into the city she was taken into custody and held, and will be given to the Beulah Home people tomorrow. She claims to be working in a family at Four teenth and Folsom streets, San Francisco.
 Only one patient was in the hospital tent to-day. The boys are having considerable trouble with spiders. They prove very poisonous and incapacitate men for twen- ty-four hours after being bitten. None so far have proven fatal.
The San Francisco call., 1898-07-11
Commissions Filled Out.

Sergeant Major Crosby attached to the Second California brigade staff. has been engaged for several days at State mili- tary headquarters in filling in the names of the officers of the Eighth California He completed the work last night It has been done in an artistic manner. as Ser geant Major Crosby is very skillful pen man. The commissions will be sent to Sacramento to-day to receive the sigma ture of the Secretary of State and the great seal of California. They will then being signed by Governor Budd and Ad- jutant General Barrett will be delivered to the officers.