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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22
DEERING.
Graduating Exercises of Senior Glass
OF High School.

Nineteen Young Men and Women Take
Leave of the City's Institution OF
Learning.
The graduating exercises of the senior
class of the Deering High school were
held yesterday afternoon at CLOCK at
the Woodfords Congregational church.
The exercises were largely attended and
were exceedingly interesting.
The graduating class and juniors
entered the church to the strains of
music from the orchestra. The juniors
filed into the reserved seats at the front
and the seniors occupied chairs on The
platform. Seated with the pupils were
Principal j. NJ. Hill, and Messrs. E. P.
Wilson, DR.. Q. W. Foster, Geo. 8 Grose,
DR.. S. A. Packard and D. w. Hawkes. of
the school committe, and the assistant
teache of the school, Miss Charlotte
Montgomery, Miss Charlotte Towle, Miss
Myrtice Chenery and Mile. Cusin. The
only decorations were about the platform,
which was decked with evergreen. The
exercises opened with prayer by Rev. E.
ler's orchestra. The remainder of the
exercises were as follows:
Salutatory,
Wyman Morse Fitz.
Essay-A Difference.
Susie EIwell Hayes.
Oration-The American People as
Nation,
Charles Francis Barrett.
Recitation-DieS Irae CelanO
Ava leighton,
*Essay-Our Birds and Their Songs
Katherine Louise Foley.
Essay-Esse Non Videri,
Mary Loretto McCafferty.
Oration-The New England Primer,
Elbridge Augustus johnson
Observation-Disclosures from Athalie. Racine
Alice Barton Farnham, Jennifred Miller
Noble, Marjorie Elizabeth Durgin.
*Oration-The Present War,
John Howard Adams.
Recitation-The Fireman's Prayer.
Cornell
Josephine Helen Proctor.
Song-b leeing Days, Bailey
Florence Gertrude ST. John.
OrStion-Modern College Education,
Fred Chesley Randall.
Recitation-The Soul of the Violin,
Merrill
Louise Hill.
*Oration--The Evolution of the
Bicycle,
Walter Randall Jacobs
Essay-The Keystone of the Arch,
Saidee Louise burnham.
Recitation-The Plea Of Achilles,
Homer
Ethel Gilbert Chaffey.
Oration-The American Flag,
John Larrabee Jones.
Neutrality-suspicious. Vadis,
Elsie Louise BOody
Music-Class Song.
Awarding of Diplomas.
Benediction.
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Hides.

The following quotations represent the paw
ing prices in this market:
Cow and OK hides. y lib
CcaIf SKINS trimmed, ............,.lCc
do untrimmed. .......... Sc
Lamb skins .............. 90 to soc each
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SABAGO LAKE STEAMBOAT ROUTE.

to songo River. Naples. Bridgton, North
Bridgton, Harrison and Waterford. The
famous daily excursion route through the
On and after June 18th to make close con-
nections with steamer for above places. take
NJ. C. r. Il. (Mountain Div.{ train for Seba-
go Lake. leaving Union Station daily at 8. AS
a. IN. Returning, steamer leaves Harrison
200 p. M, North Bridgton 2.15 p. m, Bridg-
ton 2. 45 p. M, Naples $50 p. m. Connecting
at Lake Station with train for Portland and
Boston. Information and tick cts obtained
at Union Station.
jne6tf c. L. GOODRIDGE, Mgr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22

Portland market-cut loaf Z: confetion ca
- pulVerised 6cs powered, Ct; eranulaIel
o IN, coffee crushed &c yellow :
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FreIghtS.

Meteghan River. Ms. Schr Windsor--59. lao
It lumber to II Hamlin 81 son.
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SAILING DAVIS or srEAMsaIPs.

Ahvfos FROM FOR
Nv HU un 49,, New York. LaGuaira. June 20
u on bRIan0ls' New York. Aux Cages June 81
SG99lorado .....New YORK. HnIi 1u uns 99
Breta9na 49, New York. Rotterdam. June 26
Cartha 1ini 49, New York. HaVre -. June 25
AIexanSria' Montreal. Liverpool. June 20
MinnewaeSs..- -. New York. London -. June 25
Chesta~ "'Aa New York. London. ...June %
fEthionio 1900 New York. so ampton. June 25
Origep $50. New YORK. Glasgow June %
Hoistain '''... New York. .Manaos. &c. June 25
ToInSo New York. .Jeremie, sc June %
Ishrodc.,.. '''... New York. .MontevideoJune %
DaIaeornt., 80. Montreal liverpool. June %
Panno1,n,a. New York. Perm buco June 25
TraWa wanna New York. Hamburg June 20
Tautor;;. New York. Bremen June %
SontIlic;. New York. Liverpool. June 20
GoH neu drk.... New York. Antwerp. June 20
q pt.... -. Boston ..... Liverpool. June 80
% D,itssiaiarck. New York. Hamburg. June 30
Sfatn Montreal Liverpool. June 80
S I1 Nebraska New York Liverpool. July L
rro peUu yer Montreal. LIVERPOOL. July 2
P Pe9IiJan Prince. New York. .Azores..- July 2
Pfe enfa' .... New York. Rosario. July 2
fNja nnli New York. Maranham..July 8
T Hguiiiiluian Montreal. Liverpool July
nllary '-..... New York. Para. SC. July 3
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TUESDAYS duoTauons-

WHEAT,
July. Sept,
o,sn,nu 7312 6S1A
OioSlnB- ''..s's'''''
ccEA
July. Sept.
f,lost,O 32M $3.50
C'oSAuRs asssss ssssss''''' oIks 32s1
openings. .....s.'.s..."-''''
OATS.
July. Sept.
opening. $3.50 "a
closing. s.....s .'.'-
foNN July.
ora,,uu $40
CIoeino 1880 965
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22
CAPT. CHAS. TT. HOW

Will leave Portland Pier, Portland. at 200 p
NJ, for Lowells Cove. Orr's Island; Cards Cove
Quohog Bay, Poor's Point, East Harpswell
Ashdale, Horse Island Harbor, Water Cove,
Small Point. Sc5asco, Phippsburg and C1ndy's
Harbor.
600 a. NJ; Phippsburg, 6.15 a. M. AShdale, $50
a. NJ; Water Cove, Small Point. 6.45 a. m ;
Poor's Point, 100 a. M; Cards Cove, 715 a. m ;
LowelPs Cove, Orr.s Island, 500 a. M, arrive In
Portland at 1000 a. M
For further particulars apply to
J. Fl. MCDONALD, Pres. and Manager
Telephole 1853. 1853 Commercial street.
apr4 du
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The following are todyy wholesale prices of
Provisions. Gr0cerleS:cIc

FLOUR
Sup crime s
low grades.4 26@4 &c
Sgring Wheat baB-
ers.cl ana stA50G4 rs
Patent Spring
Wneas... 5 5OG6 rs
Wien. sur gin
roller 5 25@5 90
CIear..dO. 30 I5g5 35
tLouis sJ'gI
roller 8 1895 so
clear do. 30 1895 SO
~ nt'r wheat
patents b S6Ho oO
FISH.
tBuying& selling price,
Coa-Lar ga
SnGre ....A 5oM47 3
small do. q OO,G5 rs
Pollock ....2 26G8 30
Haddock. Il 1902 90
E axe .,..,.2 00G2 25
Herring. Dox
Scaled 9@14c
MackereI, d
Shore is g22 0OG S26
Shore "a SIC 0O@S19
Large IS $120l5 90
produce
CaD9 Cranberr1eS
y craze. 3 60n3 90
Maine. o 90
Pea Beans.1 6O3I So
Yellow Eyes.1 S5@l sc
Cal Pea....l 65Wl rs
Potat's. Dus 60@65
New Potatoes S3@3 DC
SWeeIsJerSey32593 10
40 Norfolk O O0a
do Vineland,4 5O@$5
Onions. Ber 0 O0@2 90
doIEgyp'p 3 Dogs 20
Chickens 11@l3
TURKEYS. Yves. 13@A5
Northern do..s.16@lG
Fowls,ss
Appkee.
Eating appPs3 5o@4 80
do common S29S 90
Baldwlns 8 60@z 90
l. Vap % IL l0@1l4a G
Lemons
IesSIna 8 Dogs DO
California /
OraugoEs
Florida OO@G 90
California, 3 5Ol94 90
DO Seedlings z 5O05OO
Eg2S-
Eastern extra. G3lI
fresh W eyuern.. l@ IL
held....s.
BuGtozs
Creamery. fncy..lo l .
Gilt huge VrmC. @1S
Choice. .o.s.es
Cheese
N. Y, tcrry 8 9lO
VermonG "a. 8 @IO
Sage ..sss1eA gil
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Homer
%Excued.

The valedictorian in her address to the
students, as did also Rev. f. P. Wilson
is his remarks prior to presenting the
diplomas, referred to the loss of the la
mented Principal Crosby and exhorted
the pupils to emulate his virtues.
The ushers at the exercises were Philip
II. Harris, Floyd Robbins, Alfred Jordan,
Carroll Montgomery, Forest Baker, Ar
thur Buckncm. The following young
ladies assisted as ushers; Alice jackson,
Catharine Harris, Margaret Norton,
Jessie Austin, Clara leighton, Jennie
Marston.
Of the graduating class Messrs. FL
bridge A. johnson and John Howard
Adams are to enter the University of
Maine, Orono; Fred c. Randall and John
Larrabee Jones go the Massachusetts,
School of Technology, Boston; and Miss
Mary L. McCafferty to the Gorham Nor
NAL school.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.......J JUNE %.
Syn Syn s sets -. I High water 1d g
moon rises. O,oolHeight ...... O. 90
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A ROOF BLAZE.

were no cars to be DELAYED because of the
blockade.
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To PEAKS ISLAND FOR 5 CTS.
Str. Island Belle,
Capt H. B. 'EOwnsend.)

Commencing Wednesday. May H. 1898, steam
g. will leave east end Portland Pier Tor Bay
View landing.
WEEK DAYS
$50, TOO, 500, 1918 a. M, 1900 H. 200, 500
800, 6.15, 1926 *11.00 p. m.
Returning leave Bay View landing $50 1920
s25, 1o.4G a. m, 1926 2.25, 1925, 5.25 1000 p
m.
Saturday night only.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Portland Pier 500, $780, 1015 a. rn
1900 m, 200, 800. 500 p. m.
maylldtf JOHN TEMPLE. Manager.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22

Deering lodge, F. and A. M, No. 1888,
of Woodfords, entertained visiting Ma
sons from Westbrook, Portland and South
Portland at Ionic hall, Woodfords, last
evening The occasion was an officials
visit from D. D. G. NJ. Harlan P. Babb
of Westbrook. The M. n. degree was
conferred on several candidates during
the evening. Supper was served at the
close of the initiatory work.
Before Judge Hopkins yesterday morn
ing, Daniel Abbott for intoxication was
fined SIS and costs. On payment of fine
and costs he was discharged. B. f. Nor
ris of East Deering, ON az old assault
case, was fined SIS and costs and on pay
ment the case was dismissed.
Mr.. J. f. Chute is building an addition
to his carriage house on Spring street,
Woodfords
Workmen are blasting at the head of
Pleasant street, on Stevens Plains av-
enue and Pleasant street. preparatory to
laying brick sidewalk.
The car on the 1890 special trip of the
Riverton road Monday night was derailed
near the Bailey crossing on the Windham
road. 1t was some over an hour before
the car was replaced on the rails. The
mishap, coming as it did. made no differ
ence as regards the transportation .of
passengers rs nearly all of the people had
been carried from the park SO that there
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Spoken.

Spoken.
June -. off Key West Bar, sob Tofa, Wilson,
from Sabine Pass, May 81. for Perth Amboy.
May 30, lat l S, Ion 48 W. sea Major Pickands,
Wade. from Montevidco for New York
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Boston srocu MARKED.

New York puotsrious Stocks and Bones
by Telegraph
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Nineteen Young Men and Women Take
Leave of the City's Institution OF
Learning.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05
Gin 11auerfid)cs Gomscrt.

SSran50IiI6e 8ldtter beri1ten bon eli
mem ibauerli1en @onsert, bas in ben
unteriroiihen SeardbniBitdtten in Der
&ue Sareau in paris abgebalten mor=
ben lit. Sic ipeciellen Ginlaoun9en,
Die ausyeianot ipuroen, fiinbi9ten an,
oaB Die mitnirfenoen Mu1ifer Wlitalie=
Der Der Srdeiier bon 2alnoureur uno
Golone iein tpiirben. @lei6Seitig er=
iu6te man Die tpeni9en ausertpdblten
@dIte. ibre Wasen ni6t eanS big gum
Gingang III Der &ue 9areau fabren sn
lallen, um jebes Nafieben gu berneioen.
Sin nit Wa6sfersen erleu1teter Sang
fiibrte an ben unteriroiIben Geip6lben
entlang big 81 oem ihauerli1en Srt,
Den man Die v&otllnoe DER @ebeine"
nennt uno oeiien Wdnoe nit fbwaraem
Stoff bebdngt maren. Oas Concert,
bon Monlieur Guret bright, besann
cine babe Stunoe nod Wlitternadt.
Oas prosramm entbielt Die brei 5rau=
ermdride bon Dieperbeer, geetboben
nno Chopin, ben Oanie Macabre" BON
Saint=Saens uno eini9e dbnlide Der
@eleaenbeit iid anpalenben piecen.
(Damit lit leoigli9 Die GeI6madlrIiq=
felt tpieberbolt tporben, bic Die Barrier
l6on Dor etma 5ebn Sabren einmal be-
9angen baben.
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Gtmbr,.d, BET cam. emimp.

am Treitaa Morsen ,uurbe bon s,pei
BurIden in ben 1iquor=Store BON Sam.
@dlup babier einaebroden. Sie Eiebe
bra1en Elm binteres 6eniter auf uno
braneen ourd oasielbe in ben Store.
BORT iudten lie Den 8eloIhrcnf aufsus
brehen, - Der niht einmal perIhlo1en
mar - inoem ie ben runben 8riif mil
ben 3ablen abidlusen. bic 6tablitanse,
netbe nit benz Sdlob in 8erbinouno
1ebt, bineintrieben unb bic SeffnunQ
nit @lpeerin fiilten. gu isner 3eit
iheinen Die ndhtliden 81ite perIbeudi
porben au iein. mahriheinli6 neil eine
Der 9Ddter bon 6rso. @inb, tpel1e ein
8erduih b6rte, Elm Sinterfenlter aui.
mabte, uno iudten bas Meite, obnt
Die 2aouns sur grplolion su bringen.
Sic batten nihts erbeutet, ais etwa 81
in Gleingelo, welbes iie in einsn
Shreibtiib porfanoen. Sdtten BIZ
9iebe oas Sblob probirt, 10 bdtten iit
ben @eloihrant often unb aud leer ee:
funoen, ba Sr. S6!up iiber Nabt feir
@elo in bemielben aufbemabrt. Sci
9iebHabl ipuroe erf in ben Moeen.
ltunoen oeriibt, oa man nod 6ubipuren
i'm Shnee porfano, Delde au1 oarnuI
binluieien, oab meni9itens slpei Siebt
bel Dem ginbrub betbeiligt Daren.
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Cine ~griine" Sram geimd)t.

Sm Stem Oorfer ginmanoerunas I.
Bureau meloete iih oieier Sage Der auf
Staten Sslano mobnenoe Giifer eSo6n
Natb uno bat ben ginfpanberunas=
eommiHdr 6itdie. Der aufdlig anipe=
ieno mar. ibm 5u elmer vsriinen" Grau
3u perbelfen. Ser Mann, elm an3ebea=
Der Wieraiaer. er5dblte, ct babe bor ei=
llem Wonate feline before 0dlfie burh
ben Sob Derloren. Da er nun yiiea
mano babe. Der ibm ieinen 6ausbalt Be.
Jorge, molle er iih baloigft lpieoer per-
beiraiben, aber riur nit elmer unperbors
benen, frifh eingeponoerten Deutihen.
aub iDenn lie arm iei. Ser gintpan.
oerunassgommilidr, Der fh bemndtblt
ebenfaas gum 3tueiten Male su perebeii-
den aeoentt, sei9te fiir bieien Jall fpm-
potbilhes Sntereiie, uno pies Gath
ihlieBlih an Die Matrone, Grau 6tiid.
len, nit Der nun Ratb unter ben glen-
angefommenen grautTnau belt, Mber
g tpollte teine anbeiben, ob9leid 9fath
$1,000 rtpertb III" uno guien geroienIi
bot. Gr ging etipas enttdu{dt bon
banner psribra6 jebo4 INTERRUPTIONS
Fn1ell. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

wlit DsIlbsr 1ti3iiostit bitr ii Game
Dottcrti, Dipioints tripcrben iinO
oan3 un0tbilbttt unb nnfdbioe M1tn.
insn ais Atr5tt onF bic MsnihDeit Ios.
oelnKsn iueroen i6nnrn. jsigt iuleoer Elm
Sou ber aus WilIiamsport. po.. geinel.
bet miro. Nie Vler3te @eielihaft bon
Qpconsina gountn ipanbte cine eeIunae.
ne Gift an, um 3u beipeilen. bab elm
Nrat Namens 2ibbp aus Bottom, pioer-
re1tlid ben dr3tIi1en Beruf ausiibs.
Qibbn bate Die Mer3te @eiellibait, bic
ibn lueaen Rurpfufherei perhaiten iieb.
auf bohen Sbaoei,erIab perflagt. gr
beiibt Elm drstlides giplpm Don vSnbe=
PENDENT Weoical @alleee" in Gbiiago
uno um bic Wertblolisteit bieies Do-
fumentes 81 seigen, peranlabten Die
Doetoren in Williamsport einen gauss
tnedt. Namens NeiB. iid bel senann=
tenn college um Elm Eiplom 81 be,per.
ben. DieIem Manne iiberianote oas
Goleae eine 2ilte BON sebn 6ragen. nab
oeren geantlportuna er bel Mitienbnng
pon Is Oollara oas 9iplom als Mrst
erbaltsn iollte. 9ttiB eriuioerte, bob er
i'm SeariIfe iei, cine &eiie su MAIDEN.
uno feline 3eit babe, BEN Yriifnn9sbo=
gen 81 beantlporten; oas Siplom miilfe
bel Nabnabme BON $25 iofprt aeianot
iperoen. sluf ben Sober bib oenn audi
oas genannte @olleee on uno NeiB be-
fam Die Seideiniguna. oaB er fdbig lei,
oen drstli9en Seruf aussuiiben. 9ie=
les Shriftltiif miro nun in einem geeen
Or. Sibop einsuleitenoen Proeolie ppr=
9ebrubt meroen.
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Gtne fr0bltd)e ,.Sprec" cnocf
ittt QlrbcitSha1tS.

Seit einiaen Saaen arbeitete Elm
Gam 9famens Sonp @leltner ais
Maoden fiir Nles i'm &eitaurant bon
9. gilbert. Gr beiorete Die Slide,
tpui6 oas 8eibirr uno mahte lid aui
aae Nrt niiblib. mofiir gilbert ibn tlei=
oete, linn Elm gett perIbaffte uno ibn
oert0itiste. 9lues ains gut, Sonp gab
Su teiner Glaae Nnlab uno aemann mad
uno nod oas 8ertrauen 9tlberts 10 oat
oieier ibm am Sarnitae iosar SIS eab
nit Dem Nuitrase, bafiir Glelngelo ein=
supe6ieln. Sies mar Der glnfane bpnl
gnoe.
Sonp mus 9eoabt haben, in Soper
lei leidter @elo gu pe6Ieln als bier.
@r nabm oaber Die erlte StraBenbabn
unb iobaIo er in Sober anfam, aine ct
barauf aus, iein 8elo me6ieln 81 laHen,
uno Swar nit iul6em @rfolae, oaB
einiee Stunben ipdter, als Maribal
Speanb i'm in 9ober aufiu1te, nur
nod $1.85 bel ibm gefunoen wuroen,
bas anoere bate er nit guten 6reunoen
periubelt.
SmeanD brabte Den Wiilletbdter Dor
San. 2orns uno bieier peroonnerte ibn
gu elmer 8uBe BON $l8 nebit 60 Sagen
Nrbeitsbaus.
SOnp fam als mittellofer 2anofrei=
der bierber uno hilbert erbarmte Iih
leiner uno erntete oafiir au6 ben iibli=
den Sant.
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Sober Gorreip ono eMs.

Sie neue 9ampfmafdine fit Die
bieliae &ollina Mia lit oieier Sage bier
angetommen uno ourfte binnen elmer
Wohe in Betrieb geiebt tperoen, mo=
our6 etipa 200 Mrbeiter ipieoer ibre
Wrbeit aufnebnlen fomen.
gbenio erbielt bic bielige GtraBen=
babn9elelihaft eine neue Sinamo.Wla-
fbine, pOourh Die Beleudtung in ben
8eiddftslotalen eine beoeuteuoe Ner-
beferung erfabren bat. Y
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q HerslsH@ft4.

Nh giatnttumsptvlujIe Ourlb
6euer boben in letten Sabre Biz unQe.
teure Gumme BON $l29. 600, 600 Il.
rsidt; rei1lib II, 600. 600 insbr aIs In
Boriabrs.
Die fralB6FIde 8arte -lenbarb"
iii BEL Der Ginfabrt in ben 0afen bon
MarIeilIe lntergeaa,laen Der Gopitdn
unb bier Motroien iino ertrunten, Die
iibriaen aht 2sute Der Mannidoft pur-
ben aereitet.
,sm perHoNeuen Sabre! taben in
oen Ser. 5taaten 1913 eeieblihe 6in-
rihtunsen fatteefunoen; 6 n,ebr als I'M
8orialre. Daoon fanosn SO i'm 5ii.
ben uno 46 i'm Noroen ffatt. Die 8e=
rihteten tuoren 70 WeiBe, 81 Neser 8
sSnoianer unb 2 Gbineien.
giner Der entidieosniien @eaner
Der glnnerionspolitit mar Yrdiioent
8arfielo. st ains in bieier 8e,iebin9
10 melt, bab er erfldrie, er tpiiyoe, tpenn
guba ben Der. Staaten iammt elmer
Brdmie pon 800, 900, 600 in Sob an=
aeboten piiroe, tsinen 9lnfanb nebmen,
fiir Die Nblebnuna Der OHsrte 81 Itim=
men. Sn dbnli6er WeiIe bate iid)
friiber fbon einmal Senator Charles
Sumner. zines Der beaabteien Mitglie-
Der oes Senats, ausgeiprodsn. 9ln
s5timmen herpprrasenoer Mdnner ae=
gen slnnerion feblt es setpib nibt. Mc-
ainlep ideint iid aber um bieie Gtim=
men niht 9efiimmert gu baben. ssii,
ibn siebt Die 2oeit Der greieniKe" oen
Ausiblag. 9ber iporin belteben bieIt
greisniiie Dariiber iast er nidts.
\ Gin perni6tenoes llrt6eil bat Der be-
riibmte ruiiiibe Sdriftlteller 8raf Ser
Solfoi iiber ben Militdrismus gefdnt,
inoem er iast: ,Sem mpoernen Men;
l6en miro seiagt: - Sci mein Rnebt; or
pirit nOtbisenialls beinen eigenen 8atel
umbringen miilIen." llno er beuet -
aud ,penn er eill 9ebiloeter ober aelebr=
ter Mann lit - ieinen Nafen gebprIam
unter oas Sod. ST miro in Gloipns.
gelpanoer aefleioet uno erbdlt oen Ve:
febl. su iprin9en, ii6 81 reden, gu ialu.
tiren, 81 tOoten - er gebor6t unter:
miirfig. llno ipenn er iblieBli6 ent.
lalien wiro, fdbrt er, pie friiber fort
iiber Menl6enmiirbe, Sreibeit, 8lei6:
6eit uno Srloerlihteit gu oetlamiren!'
Cine I6mablide Scene bat li9 ii
Parls in Der galilita Der prdttiser
0ers Seiu=&ir6e auf Der Spibe oe:
Ntontnartre-S Sii9els erelgnet. sSrgenl
Elm Sbuni6taut lieb plDbli6 pdbrent
Der Melle einen 3roben 3aien los, at
oelleu Sdrans cine Saiierole oebunoer
NOR uno bas eedngltigte Sbier iiiirmt
nit Observation-Disclosures 2drm our6 oi
&eiben Der sablrei6en glnbddti9en
Sin 9ir6enpeoea, ipel6er bas Sbier er
grelfen mollte, itiirste babel 10 uneIiif
lid, oab er einen Nrm brad. Wtebrer,
8emeinoemitglie ma9ten oann Der.
9ebli6e sSaao auf Meilter 2ampe, mel
der bann Die 9lltarltufen biuauf uni
Dem celebrirenoen @eiitli6en 5mii6er
Die geine rannte, 10 bob oieier Itolpertt
uno gu Soben fiel. S6lieBli6 finq
Elm berbeisebolter YoliSlit oas 5bier
elm.
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GmdIenS Mrmifa eaIbe.

Die bette Galbe in Der MeIt fir
SAnittmunben, @ef6piire, Salsflub,
Gieberpunben, Nusfdlas, aufseIprun-
gene 6dnbe, GrOiiteulen, 6iibneraugen
uno ale 9alltausidldse, fotuie iie be-
itimmt Sdmorrboiben beilt. Gie tuirb
garantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit 5u ge=
ben, ODER bas Gelb tDirb auriifgegeben.
preis rs Gents per sda9tel Bel s. e..
Miller & Gobn.
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BtNeFten. !.

Sn Minesbnre, 0olnass Gountp. Biz
Witstpe Sobn Gbmi0t, bic dlttNe IN.
lieolerin Des 6t6bt1ers, i'm Hitter bon
90 csabren. Sic fam ihm Sabre 1928
BON pbilabelpbia nit ibrem Monns
nah gDinesburg. Sic 3ahl ibrer lebsn.
ben Radtommen beIduft iia auf 200.
Mm 3. Sanuar in @ilniore Jdmes
Nrnolo, Der tpohlbetannte 6otslbeiibe,
baiebF. i'm Utter bon 70 Sahren an ei.
mem Maeentrebs.
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Seiratbste etutHt0ttttaen.

Sobn gDtpers = Gatie Wilion.
g8m. 8. gbans - Sarriet Sobnion.
Gbas. &. umbenboper = Srau Marr
6. Sausbertp.
Wm. 8. @ngel - 8raee 8. Noa.
W. Oscar 0abis - Settle Norian.
syobn s. 5ug = VI. Suela Serinser.
s. st. Winnid = Slipe Senft.
SSreo. Seibel - gettie @an Siirau.
2efpis S. Mous = Maggie Smith.
Dan s. Stodsoale = Wattie &appeler.
S. G. lllman - Soa M. Greaeer.
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6etraMt

our6 Gbpo. 8. 8. Miller bon Susco,
ralpas am 20. Seq. 1897 = s. Mooi
Wfinnl6, Sobn bon 9enrn Glap M}in=
MIDI, nit Slioe Senft. beioe BON Sus-
earalpas, Ohio; am 80. Ses. i'm 6ault
Der gltern Der 8raut, Sreoerif Deibel
mitt g}ettie 9an Sitrau, beioe BON
Sefferfon Sounlbip, 9uscarapas Co.,
Ohio.
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Gmop's 0nlOaDer 3dpfd)cn

tperoen sarantirt. um @oloaber Piles
uno Teritopiung su beilen. so Gents
per Shohtel. Mon ienoe cine 3wei=
Gent=Wtarfe OH Wartin &uop. re9iltrir=
ten Gpotbeter in 2ancalter, ga. Yplt=
tarten ueroen ni6t beantmortet. lleber=
all bel ben eriten slpotbetern su per=
faufen. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-01-05

*Daily. Except Sunday. fFlag stop. Meals
Dark Faced Type denotes ne from 10 90 TO II 90
midnight LIGHT Faced from u 90 midnight to IL 90
T.. f. LOEEE, EA. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent
it-2S-97-T PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For lime cards, rates of fare, through tickets
baggage checks and further information re-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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SNs. $50 and :s3S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenvilia and Bellaire. N0s. 33S and 342
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for tho
East.
BETWEEN RaYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA.
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sdlmade, ,terbSie Yerisntlt.

geplogt BON So5funngsloEsfeit Mnt fd,le4teu Erdn'
men. erIhbpenben Mu8nhHen 0lieoerretben, Nruff.
@iidens unb appfi1mersen. 6oarauSfoa, Abnobme bcS
@eh6rs unb @eiints Ratarrt. Mosenoruden. Stubl.
psrfpptnna wlabigfsit Grrbtben, 8tttern, 3er3slos
pIsn, Men9nli&fsit unb Irabfnn erlabreu aus o:m
9ebetlt unb pote 0einn btet iiiGeubIi8t Gri1e unb
Grnhfnn mienererInugen i6nnen 0anj nsueS Rstl'
0ertabren. 9ebtr ietu eigemer Mr5t GGidt 25 GtS.
ItBe Bud nsrfe9eH 5ngefanbt bon ber Yribat Qltnit
101 8. HbenMe, Ht1 0srf str.
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GlebelauD, 0urain &
@beeling M. N.

iSabrplan in Sraft felt bemsl6. giat 1897.
elccelaan @abnbot am Gaae tan Giins nsaDaHsrlrabe.
Siiblit5 oebenbe 3i9e.