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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Soa,t 0olOlanoe.

8ictoria, 9. g., A. Mars. paiIa=
eiere, Die bier NIT Dem Dampfer vSs=
lanber" BON Sfa9uap ansefommen
lino, beitatisen ben Yeriht, oab Die ca=
naoii6e 6la9se in Summit Safe auf.
aebibt morben ilt uno bah Die @anaoier
in Crater Safe Elm 3ollamt erri6ten
tperben. Sn Staeuap 1T bas Griess-
aeieb proflamirt morOen, ilno Die Ser.
5taaten Sruppen, pelhe nit benz
Oampier Queen" ansetommen Iinb,
fubren bas 0eieB aus.
Ser 0eriuh, ben Oampfer n@orona"
flott au MAIDEN, III folueit fru6tlos se=
tpeien. Capt. @oooall, Der Die Berse-
arbeiten seleitet bat, miro jsbt nit Sau.
bern eine llnterIuAung oes Sampf.
bootes .@otta9e gitp" pornebmen.
Sn Staeuap iterben bur1ldnittli't
tdglid Is Weniden; zines Der lebter
Opfer NOR oer poitmeiiter. Die paha.
aiere oes .SsIanoer" iasen, oab BIZ
9Dea=Gdbrte nit tooten Waultbierer
beoedt it,.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Die &aftemb efsiti8,.meet..

Sod ppr MbIauf be8 Sabres 1898 merbeu bte nooer'
u.n Ranonert, Wbrftr nnb Deri9auann9sn sur pdllie
ss;u ;s Wrfaeri,lommiijion III nmtrmibl6 IN her
@uinobu.s BON proftiiden YldMen iofsrn iol9s ai!I
bic aree Wesng baben Hnb bic 6rtennng stneS an9e'
niefenen milifdThen GAubes nnierer gseins, WelIe
rnb bruoenb ber Negierune empfohlen nnrDe, er9dit
pp,t hieier geite nrfen Nadbrud. Jn3ml9sm 9toa g
bon eiil Werbebieungsm gegsn gr6bere icrpe
nef Ia leibef unbeotet lojfen oilte unb bas ~ po'
ffeft,rs WiaaenbtterS, beNen anpenbnn9 oie Spann'
trait ber Nerpen nnb bes maa9ens peoer lerenf nno
hitst galnrios Wierens unb rbeumatifde Seioen uno
Seieitiot @olienperaftuns nnb Neritoptlmg - rtsf
Ben Mbpefit IN better Mee an iinb nerldant 8slnnosn
Gblaf ale, tpeld5e baourb QeDeut murDen lpLsYeM
ore Dorbebalt non Der Mirfiantstf oteer perupmteM
Mrsne IN Rramfhetstalen unb aIs ssnes ueOt5iHsden
MefamitieIS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Cine Nebeaipn III Gbita.

Shanebai. 5. Mdrs. 9em Song
bai Mercurp" miro aus Giu Slang 9e=
meloet, oab Die @ieetOnige bon gtafin9
unb gu 9uan9 init Dem 8ouperneur
BON Sunan pereinbart bdtten, lib Der
Gontrolle iiber oas ganse gang Sic
Giano Sbal unb bes bena9barten 8e=
bietes gu bemdhti9en.
Sas 5riumpbirat ioll beobli6tisen.
oas 8ebiet auf eiaene Sault unb unab=
bdnis bon ben Yefeblen oes Gaiiers gu
re9ieren. Dem ferner telne GinmiidunN
mebr IN Die Nn9ele9enbeiten 9eitatei
lperben ioll. Gbina miirbe bemna1 in
stpei Sbeile nit ieparaten Ge9ierunger
setbeilt meroen.
Sieie 3ebelliDn ioq cine Solge bes
llmfanoes iein, bab China Die 2itln'
ginnabmen i'm gang Sic Slang Sbal
auf Die bisber Die Manoarinen Gin aus:
i1lieBlihes gnredt ba'ten, Dem britiIh
oeutiben Spnoifat als Si1erbeit fiji
Die neuefe Nnleile perpIdnoet bat
mas elmer tbeilpeiien europdii9en Con
,trDQe 9leihtommt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Vulper= GrpIuTott.

Dubois, pa., a. Wdrs. Seds Dtdn=
iler wuroen seltern seidbrlib perbranut,
elmer tpabrideinlib tOotiih, lntol9e Der
grplolion zines 6dBdens pulper in Der
2onoon=@rube. 9ie VerleBten llno
eyames 81. Gbobes, Der lpabrlbe'nll1
oas glusenliht perlieren miro, 3bomas
giainebam, Der ihtuerlid NIT Dem zee
ben oapontommen miro, uno gonaro
grper, Weite gbalic. Nleranoer Walou=
mis- uno Elm unbetannter pole. @rper
perIuhte ben Gedel bes Yuloerfanes
nit elmer Saue lossubre1en, als elll
Tunfen pom Stabl Oes Wert3euges ms
guluer Fog uno oasielbe entSiinoste.
Mae Manner befanoen iib anr 3elt IN
benz Gaume.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Gin GDflon ami elmer trans0:
iiidett cSnScl.

Mosambique, 5. Mdr3. 2aut ioeben
einsetrolenen Na6ridten iit Die Sniel
Wapotta in Der gomoro @ruppe am
Nbeno bes 81. 6ebruar bon einem g3=
tlon beimseiudt moroen. 9ie Gesie=
runaseebauoe unb piele Der SOrfer uno
plan5unsen Der ginsebornen ipuroen
Serlt0rt. Niele perionen murben 9e=
tDOtet ooer erlitten 8erlebungen. 3abl.
rei1e Notbleibenoe lino jebt obne un=
te,tnnft Ooer leioen an elmer Sunsers.
notb.
Wlapotta lit cine Der gomoro Snieln
uno biloet nit eini9en anoern eine fran:
S0iide @olonie. Sie Sniel lit 1877
Quaoratmeilen srOb. Die Ginsebor:
nen iino Wobameoaner, cine Mii4unl
aus Mfritanern. Mrabern unb Wtalaien
Die 8ep0lterunsssabl betrdgt etwc
IL, 900.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
stramDmtt9 eines MIasfas
9amDferS.

seattle, WaIb., 5. Mdrs. Gin beute
auf oem Dampier ,gitp Of Seattle"
bier eineetrofener paiiagier nleloet,
baB Der ieit mebreren Sasen ilberfdlllge
DampIer .9eiiie &" anideineno untsr=
aeaansen lei. Das Wrad ioll 100 ylel-
len n0rolib BON Nietoria auf ben Gel.
fen lieaen. Bon ben neberlebeloen II
ieine Spur bort gu ieben. Ser Dam.
bier III giaentbum bon =. 9. &lmball
& 60. in San Jraneisco ,,no fuhr noll
ienem 6afen nit elmer 2aouna BON l5O
Sonnen sSraGt unb 100 paiiasieren
na1 Mlasfa ab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
e b ~ a ro p eacp d.
Ssemu NenfGen ertrunfen.

Sen Wea, 6la., A. Mdrs. Ser
Schooner vSpeebme1", auf Der 6abrt
BON Mareo. 6la., mad Sen Welt, wuroe
9efern auf Der 60be bon Marqueia,
a1tsebn Meilen bon bier, plOylih bon
einem beftisen 'WinoitpB getroffen unb
aui bic Yortieite seworfen. 0on Den
oreiSebn gerionen an Soro ertrunfen
neun. Inter ben Spfern lino Die orei
Ginoer bes Capt. Collier, reipettipe A.
6 unb 8 Sabre alt uno oi: gan3e Ni=
6ols'ibe 6amilie. beitebeno aus grao=
lep 9tidols, Ieiner 6rau, ibrem Sobn,
oehen 5rau uno stpei 2inoern, bic
idmmtlih sur 3eit in Der 4ajiite idlie'
fen. Sic 6amilie batte in Bridgeport,
Conn.,, ibre 9eimatb. @erettet lpuroer
gapt. Collier, Samuel Gates uno SelIG
8reen, Defarbeiter, uno &. W. Bates
bon Mpers, Gla.. elm paiiasier. Sit
Ni1ols'l1e 6amilie tpar noblbabenf
uno aui ibrer 9eimreiie be9riffen; fl
batte Elm ober sDei Monate in einen
tleinen 6otel bes Capt. Collier in Marct
9elebt. Gollier, bic Oefarbeiter UNI
0err Bates tpurben iber 8oro ge.
ihipsmmt. bielten iid ieoo9 5tpei stun.
Den lag am 9ateliperf fef uno tpurber
bon einem GiiAerboot serettet. Bah
nadbem Die Geretteten in bieiem 9afer
tuaren, ieselten Capt. Collier uno Sell,
8reen In bic Gee binaus. begleitet BOT
einem Sauder, um Die 2eiden su ber
Qen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
gtebt. an Der Gpibe.

Mug. s. Bo9el, Der beoeutenbffe Npo=
tbefer bon Sbrebesport, 2a., iast: v0r.
Sings gleue gntefung, 1T bas ein5ise
Din9, ipelbes meinen 0uiten furirt uno
III Der bette Nertaufsartitel, mel6en i'd
babe" s. s. @ampell. &aufmann
BON Gafforo, MriiOna, idreibt: rOr.
Ring's Nsue gntoefuny 1T Ales, fir
mas lie ausgeeeben miro; es 1T unfebls
bar uno clue fhere Sur bel Gdminb=
lu9t, 0uten unb grtaltunsen. I'D
tann nidt aenns su ieinen @unlten ia-
gen. Dr. Sings gleue gntbeduns fiir
Gdwinbiudt. Duifen hnb Grtdltunsen
lit tein grperimet. IS 1T felt einem
Wiertel Sabrbnnoert i'm Gebraua uno
febt beute an Der Spite. gs tdui9i
liemals. Greie probeflafde in ber
MpDtbete BON s. 6. Wliller & 90. 6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Jabrplan Der Nem PbilaStlpbia'
1ltridsbiae GtraBenbabn.

Die gtraBenbabuwaseH ssbsn pOn Mor8ens $40 bis
Mbembs eco bon ieber ber beioen Gtdbte ab aus8e'
nommen gonntass mo ber erits mosen erft =. 10 ab'
sebt eamfaas unb wenn oiTsntli6s GOuserte ssSe'
ben suerben, seben bie lebtsn Ma9en nm 1920 ab.
Die paatn fpmmeu In beiben stdbteu is 10 wtini.
ten nod leber gtuoe bon llbr worsens bis 10 npr
Mbenhs on.
epesielIe ggasen tiir 2oeen, Ebsater Seieni1nltsp
sr perben bel Der gtunbe be5ablt
@enauer Mni@IuB an bic 8hse Der pan SanoIs
Dabn IN DenniiOn.
6. g. Mitdener 6upt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Mieritaao 3tpeifelt.

Betpeis, untpieberle9barer 8etpeis
ipirb geliefert baB Or. Bmlps 0uifen
SDrup bas bette unb bi4i9ife Qulfens
Mittel 1T. "sSd, bate cine fd,spere Grs
tdltunA (pneumonia) jebcd nadoenl
ih cine Tlalhe BON Or. 8uu's Nnifen
Syrup gebrauht bate mar ber 1uifcn
beTer 'nnb bic ;tpeite Tlaldle furirte
midi 9dnSlih." @ustaD 2burnaifer,
40 Sotdcry Str., Glepelanb, 8. Mau
fam flh auf Or. 8ull' 8 Souften SDruf
INNER nerla0en, faufe feitsen a1beren,
er foIfet tlar 25 @eitt8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Gitte lJrt1terke1tH-
1,1erthe Anr.
Nerr Waitor Gt. am8mH &oIs
in Detroit, tnicr Oes
,udtrSmattt.
Gin Writf an bfn eieenfbiimer ban
JDr.t's Mlpenfranter Wlnt=
beleber.

.ertber Gerr Dottor! A
CbDleid Gorni,s 9llpentrduter
Blutbeleber iiberall ais bas aupers
ldfiisIfe Ylutreiniaun9smittel be-
tannt 1T uuo als iplbes 9elhdbt
pirb. tann id bod nidt umbin
Sbnen bellte einen tpnnberbagen
Sal nus unlerer NahbarIhaft
mitsutbeilen.
Gin aeminer Mann bier litt felt
eSahren on elmer iAredli6en 0auta
tranfbeit, ipelhe ieinen ganpn
26rper, unb beionoers Mrme unb
. 8eine, nit elmer meiben Rruite
iibersos, bic iib gu 3eiten mie
Sbuppen abloIte. Cine dbenbe
SSliiilisteit biloete iid unter Der
4rulte. mslhe ourb Die Saut
orang, mas oem patienten unaus-
ipredlide Sbmersen bereitete.
Gein Nusieben uno @erud mar
idreflih, 10 oaB mirtlib Wutb
unb glufopferung oasu eebOrte,
ibm aufsumarten. Weridieoene
QlerSte batten ben arnen 2asarus
in Sebanoluns, obne ibn bersuitel=
len. Nrbeitslolisteit uno lanaes
GrantIein batten 3ulebt Nles auf=
eeSebrt unb man beidloB ibn in
bas Mrmenbaus gu bringen. Gin
hriltlider Greuno Oeruenoete lih
nun fir ibn bel unierer @emeinoe.
Nir lieBen ibm 9ille angeoeiben
uno gaben ibm unter Nnoerem Elm
paar ISlaI1en 6orni's Mlpenfrdus
ter Ylutbeleber. Die ipunoerba=
rem @ieenidaiten oieles berrliden
0eilmittels mabten iid nod .uraer
3eit bemertbar. Sie meiBe, ibup=
penartise Sruite iins an at trod=
men unb absufallen. Die 0aut be-
lam mieoer Elm normales Nusieben
llno na9oem ct bier 6lafben bon
Dem 8lutbeleber genommen batte.
mar er, our sr0Bten Sreuoe feiner
Mnseb6riSen. i'm Stanoe, feline Nr=
belt aufSune5men."
6orni's Nlpentrduter Blutbeleber rei=
igt uno ltdrtt Den 2ebensiait uno ent.
arnt oaraus ale 4iitfeime auf natiir=
I6em Weg.
Gum Gdube bes 3dufers uno Sabris
nnten 1T ieoe 6laide bon 6orni's I'll
enfrduter Nutbeleber init elmer regis
trierten Summer, ipelhe lih oben on
'er 9iilIe belinoet, perieben. Man Iebt
Ienau barauf. oaB oieIelbe peoer aus
albert, nod ionif berdnoert 1T.
Wlan perseiie niht, oab oieles feline
lpptbetermeoi5in lit. Sur fpeSiele Sps
pertaufen iie. I'm ndbert
penoe man lib an 0r. Yeter 6abrnep
l12-114 60. 9opne 9lpe., @bicaal
Sllinois.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
: giue,, lpertboollen slltertbumsfu,

= ginen ipertbpollen Mtertbumsfunb
fat man in Der Ngbe beg Ref, Sunis.
gema1t. Man grub bort cine moblers
baltene Statue bes r6niihen Gaiiers
Nespalion (69 bis 70 n. Gbr.) alis.
Die aus penteliidem Marntor beitebenbe
Gtatue lit % gentimeter bod unb aei9t
bic pon Gueton geihiloerte Geialt, gu.
NAL bas Geiidt Nespaiians, Die bobe
geip6lbte Stirn. bic 9erunaelten
Drauen, ben breiten Muub. oas md14
tiQe Slim ilnb ben Gtiernafen. Gueton
mar Elm I'M Sabre lao nah Chr. ber=
|iforbener r0miider Gefd)iAtsidreiber.
RDnmanoonnt Qefepre Bat btn Sun
'osnl Mulsum Aldui IN Ganoi 9eideni..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
WmdIemS Mrmtta Galbe.

Die bette @albe in Der Melt fit
@1nittpunben, Gei9wure, Sals7ub,
Giebertpunoen, MusI6lag. auf9eiprun-
gene 1dnbe, Groltbeulen, Qiibnerauser1
inb ale 9autausidld9e, fotpie fie be.
itimnt 0dmDrrboioen beilt. Sic wirh
garantirt, bic bette 3ufriebenbeit su &C.
BEN, ober bas @elb piro suriidgegeben.
preis Is gents per 59ahtel BET G. s.
Willer & 6Dbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
! u tssessee ~ -

sy
Bon d. esulIsr !.
nm GOnrtus sibt's bruD Bier ,ino
M<p,
Mm qepntas m0tbt man bldu,
9lm Dienftog aber futtrts elm,
Drum trinit man eben dn!
mm Mittipod sibt's q Mebelinpp,
Oa ibt man ipobl a Murif;
limb neil bic Wiirit 70 s'ialse iinD.
90 friest man tpieoer Durft.
gei'r TriibmeT' brauf am anbre Tag,
qlm Donnritis. benft man bra.
DaB man Tel bible g'id)dfftt bat,
llnb fanst no erit net a!
Dim Sreitis bat man bah'ne Slid,
llnb trintt unb bsntt babel:
S,eut a'fhaffe lei Der Miih' net tpert1.
gDeil norge Gamitis iei!
9lm Samftig aber ba 1T Wfarft.
Da aebt man nei' in b Stabt,
Weil man ba, tpenn man no' reht ptu
G5'nua @'ihGft I'M W;rtbshams bat!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

91e1femm Elm tpoblbefanntsr sprebiaer na1 fabre'
NV Iangtm 2eiben an SerStraufbsit eebeilt tptro.
u;mmt es uns niHt tuuuber. baB sr hisie 9hatiads
anm Wusen anbsrer befannt ma1t Gbrm. 3. y.
Gmitb. 1o45 Sutton Ctr. BaItimore. Ws.. fNrsibt
ms rSabreIans Iitt i an elmer betissn 3erafranf'
neit. SD sebrau1te Or. miles New Heart Cure
nnb meim Ssra tit Jest in better Srbnuns. Riirai1
purbe i'd bon oubern arantheiten hsimsen1t. so
reripiirte ein Gammen. elm idmsrsbaftss @efhbI on
meinein Sber. unb Sinterfopi. aeenn ID fant3ebu
DIR. Miles wtnut.n las mnros 10 'q'ef
tpilb; IN nsinen 4eiuen per'
HearG NuTe fparte i'd elm Sieben unb
pectores Suden, 70 bob i'd ni1t itiue
fsen fonnie. Su biefen Oer'
HSaitn.. bdItniiieu beiorgte i1 mir nno
sebrau6te Sr Wtiles' Restorative Nervine uuo
bic TpIaen tparen puuberbar. Sb empfebIs Sbre
D9ittel alien 2sioenben.
Er W1iles' Remedies ueroeu bon ollen Mpotbefern
inter aemiler Saroutie perfautt. gDlrtt oie erte
Iaide aar feine 8eiferuns 10 fpiro bas Selo anrud'
srffottet 9eut1es Bud nit Seibreibuug pes Sers
sens nno Der 9terpeI pirb ouf Werau9en 1rst an9e'
{1ift.
DIR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart. Ind.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
0nihen Snmnihip.

Die 9orlpabIeu iIr bic bemofrotiiden 9orpablen
fir @anbioaten fir Spibeu 3otpuibip fuben am
Tr.itas, IS. RGr, 1885,.
Nadmitta9S Oun big llbr itatt IS Itno 81 noml
uiren ein S Slerf uuo tin 3rutee; terner ore
Aiiei ioreu, uamlia le elmer tnr Yreclnef nno
uno elmer fir bic Irecnets2 unb opeit e anBerbalt
Der Stabt ieeen sSir Yrecinets 2 8. uno d tnbei
bic gorfpoheu i'm 3upnibip 9anie fir Yreetnet II
Der DtoporS Office Ylafes Drills nno fnr preeinct
in Der Wtapprs Office in 8aruba itott.
Die Nsmen Der Ganoibaien miiiien opr 0pnners
tag. Wittag ben II. Mdrs, publiairt obsr bem @omit
eiuqereibt fperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Wel@ bsrrli9sr benti9sr aaifee!

@ar Oft toffete ib in Deut1hlanb unb
in Der 61pei3, als id oriibetl mar,
Roffee ban biefsr Bobne subereitet uun
0err Goobmarn, Wiliomfon Co., Sl.,
fdreibl: Bon elnem l5c. padet 3og
i'd 800 pfunb Galaer 2affee. fdmat-
batter dis Gtore Rnffee 3u Boz PR
Yfunb!" G1nsibe bieie NDti3 aus
ilnb fenbe he nit 15c. pDrto an Sobn
u. Galser GeeD Co., ga Groiie, Wis..
unb befomlne eif1 p0det berrIider
Raifee's unb bsutsbeu Rptalpg.
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: cyn 2anealer, po.. brohte Wia 9.
DobiS ieinem Ghulfameraoen 4ap
OSebria lebens9efdbrli9e G6uBnunoei1
bei uno begins bann Gelbfmoro. 3is
Weioen tuaren erh 19 Sabre alt UNI
hatten lidb Herblid IN bas ndmlide Wido'
Den perliebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
Gan0iDaten>Mn3eigen.

Sr. 3eoafteur! 8erDHentliAen Sic
meinen Namen als @anoibat fir oit
gNieoerwahl als Straben=Gommihd
SD untermerfe midi Der Gntl1eioune
Der oemotrat!ihen 8orpabl.
gDwaro peacof.
6err Gebafteur: Wer0hentli6en Si'
meinen Namen als Ganbibat fir oa!
9lmt zines Solpnibips sSruit itee. S6 I'M
terwerfs mid benz &eiultat Der oemo
tratilden SOrlDabl.
Bhil. Sch l.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10
elite Der ifabtii9en 8eamten.
9em ofratijd,e @or,u abIen.
Nrm philadelphia.

Sic gprmablen fir bic gtpmnation fir Gaubibaten
iiir Stem Ybilabelpba ireroen am
Treitas, Is. MGra 1898
in ber Mapprs Office ob9ebaleH 5ipiiden unb nbr
abcnos @s iinb @anbioateu fir bic foI9enben aemter
su nominilen:
Wlappr
Dtariban.
Sd3asmeiter.
Staotanpalt.
Gin aeiipr in ieber ber brei Warbs.
Smei GbulrGtbe.
Gin Witglieb fir sabtratb in ieoer ber brei Woros
Gin sSriebbpis9ireftor.
3ie Wamen oer Gonbbateu miien om 3pnners-
taa ben IT. WtarS por IL lhr Wttags. publisrt ODE,
oem Gomite eiugereid)t meroen.
gomtte
SuoS SO. Compton g. Yrecinct.
g. Selmreicb g. Yreeinrt
gpn 8ebolo, 5. Yreclnet
GDiu. r. 9ittp, g. Yreeinet
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0ie 3iee 2 nnb fobren Sonuta9s spifden GIepe.
anb nnb Wtaifnon.
StraBenbahnperbinbun 3pifbeu mbeeIing Wtar.
tins Jerrp nnb bem g. g. & 10 8abnboitn Drtbges
port
9urHaebeube gerbinbunaen nnb hur9eebenb
Gtfets nod ollen Yuuften. Wtan jprede bet unisrp
Mgenten Dor ober tpenbe fdb on
M. g. Garrel, @eneral paifenser Mst.,
gIepelanb. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-10

Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville fOl
Steubenvile and Bellaire. Nos. 33S ana S41
connect In Union Station, Pittsburgh, for ths
East
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-08-19

Dirty water may cause gapes.
Get rid of a weakling rooster quick.
1t is safest to change ROSTERS every
year.
A little tobacco in the mes; drives oil
vermin.
Bread and milk make a good dish for
the hen.
Never let the young rooster run with
the hens.
1t is a big mistake to put too many
eggs under hen.
Watch the crows. They will some
times carry of chickens.
II meal is mixed In boiling water the
food Is cooked little and Is better.
Look out for sudden showers, which
kill a good many chicks in the spring.
One writer says that his standby to
make hens lay in winter is cabbage
leaves.
Now get some powdered charcoal for
use in the feed In case the bowels are
loose.
Kerosene is a very valuable thing
about the hen house. Don't be afraid
to use 1t.
Ranish the parasites and you do more
than half the work of successful poul-
try raising.
Keeping poultry In the orchard all
through the spring and summer VIII
prove profitable
The symptoms of cholera are droop-
inu wings. rufiied feathers. black comb
and wattles and diarrhea-
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disease. At the crown Of the tree, be-
tween root and trunk, rough gall-like
dwellings, varying from the size of a
marble to that Of a mans fist, consti-
tute the disease. When these gals en-
circle the tree, the flow Of sap stops
and death results. The gals are often
times found on other parts of the root
system. where they do much damage,
though death to the affected tree may
not occur from gals found in such
places II the gals are on IN unim-
portant root. the root may be cut of
md tho tree saved. But in general
gall-bearlng trees will have to be con-
signed to the brush pile, there to be
burned.-Denver Field and Farm.
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The question as 10 what constitutes
a proper punishment for the crime of
murder. although It has been debated
for years. seems rs far from settlement
rs II ever was There II large num-
Der OF persons who contend that It Is
not so much the severity Of punishment
as its certainty that Ia the most power
full restraint OF crime OF all kinds, and
OF murder no less than those of lesser
magnitude. There are many argu-
ments, rs well aB facts, that seem to
demonstrate the correctness OF that
contention. and one OF the most signi1-
cant Is the experience of New South
Wales In dealing with the crime of
homicide. In 1904. and for many years
previous thereto, there was In the col
ony one murder for every 100000 popu-
lation. but the punishment was about
ns lax as II Is In this country. A new
plan was tried, and as result the num-
Der OF murders has been reduced to one
In each 100000 OF population. In the
last four years there were only thirteen
murders committed In the colony, and
for these crimes eight persons were
executed and i've were sentenced to a
life imprisonment. The method adopt
cd was TO permit the shortest possible
time 70 elapsc between the commission
of the crime and the carrying out OF the
finding OF the trial court. The average
time from arrest to conviction WINS
about slxty-flvc days and from convic-
ton 70 execution forty,nve days. In
every case OF an authenticated murder
In the colony In the last four years the
guilty persons have either been execut-
cd or sent TO prison for life. The show.
Ing OF the United States IL IN contrast
with that OF New South Wales. In 1894
there were 100 murders committed In
this country or about one for every
500 OF population. OF those guilty OF
those crimes there were ll2 legal execu-
tons. but most OF them were after long
delays. The year following there w,ise
about 5000 murders and 1i3 execution.
The number OF murders In this country
has steadily Increased. but executions
and prison sentences do not show any
renewed zeal OF clvil officers IN the If.
fort 10 bring these criminals to Justice.
II Is not infrquenuy the case that men
charged with murder remain IN jall
month after month awaiting trial. Az.
ter they have been tried and found
guilty comes the long delay pending a
new trial. and year or two may elapsc
before the just punishment Is inflicted.
even n the criminal does not entirely
escape. IL would be well II the prompt
ness that Is exhibited with murdcrcrs
In New South Wales could b. lncorpor
atcd In our own criminal practice.
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LEFT ALONE

It's the lonesomest house you ever snw,
This big gray house where I stay
don't call 1t living at all. at all
Since my mother went away.
-Four long weeks ago, and II seems year;
"Gone home" 80 the preacher said,
An ache In my breast with wanting her,
An my eyes are always red.
stay out OF doors TIL I'm almost frozo,
Cause every corner and room
Seems empty enough 10 Brighten boy,
And filled to the doors with gloom.
I bate them to call me In to my meals,
Sometimes J think | can't bear
To swallow mouthful OF anything
An her not sIttin' up there
A-pourln' the tea. an passIn' the things.
An laughing to see me take
Two big Jumps Of sugar instead OF one,
An moro than my shnre OF cake
I'm too big 10 be kissed, used to say,
But somehow don't feel right,
Crnwllng into bed os stIll as q mousse
Nobody saying goodnight
An tucking the clothes up under my chin,
An pushing my hair back, so:
Things O boy makes fun OF before his
chums,
But things that he likes. you know.
There's no one to go to when things go
wrong
She was always so safe and sure,
Why, not trouble could tackle boy
That she couldn't up an' cure
There are lots Of women, II seems 10 me,
That wouldn't be missed so much
Women whose boys are about oil grown
up,
An old maid auntics. an such.
! can't make II out for the life Of me
Why she should have to go,
An her boy left here In this old gray
house,
A-needing nm wanting her 10.
tell you the very lonesomcst thing
In this great big world to-day
lis big boy OF ten whose heart Ii broke
Cause his mother Is gone away.
Toronto Globo.
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land, includes whatever the passenger
tnkes with him for his personal use or
convenience. with reference either to
the Immediate necessities or the ulti-
mate purpose OF the Journey" The
chance for argument Is brilliant. We
suggest II ne topic for school debate
next winter In those States where the
question Is not yet decided. Already In
seventeen States bicycles are cnrried
free. although In New England Rhode
Island Is the only State wherein the
roads do the work without charge. The
service In most Of these states Is made
compulsory by law. Wherever the
vheeimen have not obtained the con-
ccssion they nre seeking for II, from
the railroad companies or from the
Legislature. II Is not improbable that
In time all the railroads viii transport
bicycles free OF charge, within reason
able limits; and also provide special nc
commodations for them in the stations
and the cars where such delicate ma
chimes may escape the usage given to
the imc-honorcd trunk. which sim
bangs It's way. friendless and forlorn.
through the world.