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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28

''Look at this piazza, said the girl
who didn't play golf. ''Isn't it a
pathetic sight? Only you and and
a row of rocking chairs. Yet 1 can
remember when it was crowded always
at this time, and every one OF those
tennis courts was occupied. Then we
all played tennis, or sat here waiting
until we had chance at court or
until it was time to go to the beach.
Then we all went down there in a
body. In the afternoon there was
more tennis. In those days we were
always together and had whatever fun
there was with one another.
''But that was before golf came.
Look at this place now-deserted.
Look at the tennis courts now-three
children throwing the balls about.
Where is everybody? Why, wa der
ing by themselves over those fields,
not paying the slightest attention to
one another when they meet and
simply absorbed in their game. That
is another result of golf. The game
has done that, So far as these piazzas
are concerned, the clubhouse might as
well be pulled down. And the worst
part about it is that nobody would
care if it were pulled down, so long
as the golf course was not damaged
Tt is only that that they take any in
terest in now, and if the present is
any indication of what the future is
to be, they are not likely to care about
anything else for some time to come. "
New York Sun.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28

A pet eagle created a sensation in
Susquehanna county. Mir. Abram
Nash trapped the bird of freedom last
s1mmer and tanned it, so that it be-
came pet and playmate of his chill
dren. Mrs. Nash visited a neighbor's s
house and left the bird and her baby
playing, and when she returned the
eagle was on the wootlshed with the
child in its talons. A hunter came
along with gun. Before he could
shoot, the eagle few off with the babe.
The child was heavy, and il was i'm
possible for the bird to rise more than
twenty feet above the ground. 1t
offered an easy mark, but the man was
afraid to shoot on account of the child.
After chasing the eagle and its prey
for quarter of mile, the hunter shot
at the bird and broke one of its wings.
The great bird beat the air furiously
with its remaining wing for a full
minute, and then began to fall. The
mother rushed for her crying child
and soon clasped it to her bosom. The
eagle continued to fight, but it was
killed with the butt OF the rife. 1t
measured seven feet from tip to tip of
wings. The child was little injured.
Young Catholic Messenger.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28
LIoHrNINo,s QUEER WORK.
Bolt Of Electricity Cuts Up Strange
cspers In smcthport Home.

On a recent afternoon at about 2
o'clock, while Mrs. A. b. Armstrong
Of Smethport. Pa, was engaged IL
some Of her household duties about
the sink IN the kitchen. which is To-
Gated In the northeast corner OF the
house, there was a terrible flash OF
lightning. instantly followed by a re-
port that fairly shook the foundation
Of the house, says Mexican County
Miner. There was wire running from
the corner Of the room about eight feet
along the east wall. When the fash
came this wire was all afame in az
instant. Mrs. Armstrong, for mo.
ment, was dazed by the shock, but shs
s evidently woman possessed Of con
siderable nerve, as she quickly recoY
cred and commenced investigating tn,
damage. She found that the towels ans
dishcloths hanging on the wire had
been burned in two by the intense
heat. Afterward she entered the par
lor. situated in the northeast corner OF
the house. Here she found what ap-
peared to be dust or smoke arising
from the piano. Upon investigation
she saw that lightning had entered the
northeast corner Of this room. about
two and one-half feet from the floor
and struck the corner of the piano
next to the wall. shattering the corner
and entering the instrument; traversed
inside along the back, tearing loose
the moldlng and, bursting out OF the
other corner. struck a small gaspipe
on the wall. II evidently followed
that downward into the cellar. Th'
force Of the shock was more severe in
this room than In the kitchen. as Il
had scattered plaster around the room
and tumbled the bric-a-brae around
in various ways. The bolt of light
ming at the northwest corner entered
She house about five and one-half fee
from the ground; that on the othel
side was about six feet ten inche'
above the ground The distance be
tween the places where the bolts strucl
was about 40 feet.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28
PAsTlMEs AT SEA.
Curious ways in which Old Salts Enjoyed
Themselves.

themselves.
There are many curious instances of
the way in which the "salts" Of former
times enjoyed their pastimes at sea.
A custom called the ''ambassador"
used to be practiced upon Ignorant
fellows or landsmen" in warm lati-
tudes. 'rhe sport is thus managed:
A large tub was filed with water and
two stools placed on each side Of it.
Over the whole a tarpaulin or old sail
was thrown. This was kept tight by
two persons who represented the king
aud queen of foreign country. and
were seated on stools. The person
intended to be ducked was called the
Ambassador" and after repeating a
Ridiculous speech dictated to him, he
was led in great state to the throne,
and there seated between the king
and queen, who, rising suddenly, the
ambassador fell back into the water.
Another observance practiced near
the line was called "Antor, or King
Arthur" A sailor, who represented
the king. ridieulously dressed. and
having an immense wig madeof oakum
or some old stuff, was seated at the
side of, or over, large vessel Of
water. Every sailor in his turn was
to be ceremoniously introduced to
him, aud to pour a bucket of water
over him, crying, Hail, King Ar
thurW II during this ceremony any
seaman laughed or smiled Ito which
he was provoked by the wry faces and
facetious gesticulatious of the mon
arch), be had TO change places and
assume the throne, until relieved by
some brother tar, who had as little
command over the facile muscles as
himself.
Another game on board ship was
called ''hoor. To turn the hoop was
an ancient marine custom. Four or
more boys having their left hands tied
to an iron hoop. aud their right to d
rope, called "nettle," being naked
to the waist, waited the signal to be-
gin. This was done by the application
of stroke OF the cat-o'-nine tails,
given by tue boatswain to the back OF
one of the boys, Who struck the next
to him, and so on until all became en-
gagged in what can hardly be called an
amusing game; for though at first the
blows were gently admins cred, each
boy ifritated at the strokes of his
neiehbor, at length laid on lustily and
the play became earnest. This Gus
tom was practieed when a ship was
wind-bound.
These sports, the off-shoot of others
practiced in earlier times, such, for
instance, as the rude and boisterous
ceremonies on crossing the line, "
have in their turn yielded to the more
refined and reasonable mode of willing
the tedium of a long voyage by
theatricals, reeitations, concerts and
the like.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28

ssWe," remarks Missouri editor,
"are getting little tired of this life
insurance business. When a man
dies nowadays the first thing they ask
is: WAS he insured and for how
much?' The papers also generally
wind up the obituary notice with the
amount of insurance. Soon the obit-
uary notices will read something like
this: Peter Jones died and left wife
and two children. Loss fully covered
by insurance. Or if the deceased is
not insured, it will read about as fol-
lows: John Smith is dead. He leaves
a wife. Total lossi no insurance, -
Kansas City Star
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28
La PLATA, MARYLAND, OCTOBER 2S, 1898.

of Naples were covered inches deer
with black sand. The how Of lays
was three-iifihs Of a mile wide.
Professor palmieri Of Naples has
laid it down AS a rule that "after pc.
riod Of considerable repose the cen
trail crater presents a series Of small
aud frequent eruptions, a grand out
burst may be expected" These con-
ditions exist today.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1898-10-28

Beeler-"You are the last man
should have expected to find opposing
the pensioning of government en-
ployes no longer able to work" Heel
er-"When a man gets so he isn't able
to do what little work there is in a
government job he ought to be taken
out behind the barn and shot."-Cir
cinnati Enquirer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
YoIitiiNes.

Ser Gunoesienat bot nit AZ aegen
80 Stimmeu Die Geiotatipn bes Sun.
oesIenators Seller afgenommen, ipe=
not5 Die &eaierune ees 2anoes lid bas
&edt uorbebdIt, Gapital nie 3inien
ibrer Shuloen uo9 Welieben in Golb
ooer in Silber su soblen.
9ie Seller @eiclution marc im Naule
NIT 1872 9eaeu 1872 Stimmeu osrwor-
fen.
Su Der Saa,ua llnteriu9una, Die
Der Staatsieaat anaeogonet bas, III es
f6on gu rebt erbaulidsn v@sstbiillun-
gen" aetplnTen. Gin Nitefieo oes
Staats &eprdienoantenbaaies, Otis
aus Giucinmoti, bat auseeiaat, baB elm
gepil1er smpce aus Nem 9orf. ibm i'm
Namen Senna's nit 8eItea9nes,Aner=
bletunaeG Menabt lei uno aaB er ben
gerluher an ieinen (Ctis') Mopotaten
perip'elen bate. Sieier ha&ie ibm ip1=
ter mitgaibeilt. oab er (GMs) $40, 900
babcn tf,,lne, lpenn er in scr Senator
mohl fibr Sanna itimme, Sn,o aobe ibm
.aud aaei6 cine itattlli1e Summe als
NnsaaG,sno porQemieieH, sie Der beiaote
gupw binterlaiisn babe. Eann lit Der
Nopasat (eln nit ollen Saanoen oebebter
v6riniinal 2apper") asrteetreten, bat
oas @eiaate beltdtist uao bat .3um Ye.
Imeife Der Mabrfeit~ bic anoeSablten
$1,000 cash auf ben 5iib seleet.
&eprGIeutant Sing eua lltob bat inn
Scuie eine Sill einaebroht, ponah Der
Saiiritt BON Columbia $50, 900 bemjlli=
Gen Iollte. oamit maR Wtart gamma cine
pailenoe Wo1nung ial NeiBen SauIe
einri6ten f0nnte. Ssaber bat Spreher
Aeeo Die seitsemdbe &ll auber Oronune
ertldrt.
9lus HaIbpine, 5enm., mi, B berihtet.
odB Der Senat llno bas 0uus in le=
miinIomer Sibuna Den Nbtb. Sbpmas
y. Surlep (Sem.) gam Yuuoesi uato
Serlelbe erbielt 81 Shm=
aen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
Ss A-At,-rssA A4-4sss-4ssl
Gin gieg Der @ra,b cnarb ettcr

,eSn Chicago bielten Die @rubenarbei=
|ter uno 8rubenbeiigsr cine Beriamm=
lung ob, gu oeren Nusgang man ben
|4rbeiteru bon SerSen @lud miiniAen
tann. Die Sibune oauerte 10 Saoe
alno tam babel eiu uebereinfommen All
Stanoe, moour6 Der Soroerlobn i'm
WtiAtoblenOiltritte um 10 prpsent Der
Sonne erlObt uno pom |. 9lpril 1898
an Elm einbetlider arbeitstaa BON utt
Stunoen ein9efiibrt miro. Oies ueber=
sintommen tOmmt 200, 900 grbsitern
um tpeltllden Yenni9laanien, Cbio uno
31lolana 3u gut.
Ser Gonpent iebte au1 Elm gon,ite
fir bic 2obnlfola ein. tpelhes su1om=
neenaeiebt 1T aug Der nationalen Gre
|eutlpbeh6roe Der 8rubenarbeiter, ben
Siitritts= =Yrdlioenten unb Sefret1ren
nno atpei @rubenurternebmern aus
]ebem Staate, uno tpefd,es bic epbn-
'tala feItieben unb alle arrangements
tteffen ioa, um oas M5fotnrnen an bem
eenannten Sage in Strait sn ieben. Is
tpuroe aud beiMoHen, bab fiinitiabin
Die Wrutenrnternebmer uno bic @ru.
tsnarbeiter iebes Sabr am 1. sssanuar
eine gemetnIame @erfdmmIuna abbalten
iolien, um Die 2obnifata fir bic am |.
Mpr1l jeoen Sabres besinnenosn smolf
Wonate feif3uffellen.
Man tani, fidb iiber biefen Nusoouo
oes Samples nm 10 mebr treuen, ols
bag 3felultat auf friebliAem Weae er=
aleit tpllrbe. Ser 9lntaaonismus stpi.
iben Mrbeit uno GapitaI lit ia i'm
@runoe 9enmomen nur iHeinbar. sSbre
Snterei1efl iinb geneiniam, nur beoarf
es beiin Musbru1 bon W.einuuosper~
f6iebenbeiten tiibler R6pfe.
gto6 ipdteren Beri6ten tueiasrn lid
bic 8rubenbeiiber bes 6odinutba!es,
bas llebereintommen au untermichnen,
oa iebo6 3tuei Drittel oer. gruben beliker
in Ohio benl uebereinfonsmen beiItirm,
men. 10 iperben bic if6rri,hen ssrieoens-
it6rer oes DcdinstbatIes balo Helm bsi=
0eben tniiiieu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03

8esen Die 9euidredenplase, beren
unteroriiduns bisber ni1t eel,ngen
luollte, ioa nod Yeri6ten aus Natal
lSiibafrita) i'm MrIenif Elm iiberes
Wittel sefunoen iein, oas pogltdnbigen
GrfDlg erSielte. IS lperoen elm Yfuno
NebnatrDn in Is Iiter WaHer ourh
Gohen aufselDit. 0on bieiem @iit=
tuaiIer peroiinnt man brei 2iter nit 80
2itern Waiier uno iebt 5 Gilo sebrdun=
ten 3uder birau. Siermit trdntt man
burh gintall1en Maisitaneen, @ras=
balme, 8ldtter unb oerslei1en unb per=
tbeilt fie on ben Strlben unb auf ben
Selbern. Ser 3ufereeru1 3iebt bic
Snietten an, iie freien bon BEN @aIte
unb 9eben gu @runbe. Sic tobten
Sbiere neroen pieoer bon anoeren 0eu-
ihrefen persebrt, 10 bob litb balo Die
groe NIT 2ei6en beoeft. Bei einiaer
Sorafalt lit 0ersiftungsssfabr fur
Wfenihen unb 0austbiere aus9efhloHen
BIS Gefliigel bat Die pergifteten esnietten
oane Shaoen 9efrenen, ba in Der ange-
gsbeisen Beroiinnilng bas 6ift nldt auf
tie Dirft. Befdtiaen ii6 bieie Mngabtn,.
10 tpdren bic H6lter bes SiibenS pln
elnem 9rDben llebel au befreien. \
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03

- u 4
= Ser reiaHe @olbfunb, Bet iemals
in Merito gesiarbt ipurbe, miro poln
Conception bel Cro.D .DiIfrift i'm @taote
eoabuilla asinsloet. Das grs eraibt
$42 900 @otb pro Sonne, unD Die gloer
IT iehs GnB bid. Salbabpr MaIo III
Giaentbiimer Der Wline.
: Ginbrehsr ftatttten Der lgDobnuno
bon SRI. Wanep Gir in Geuter WiDnae.
Nelawore Gpuntp, o., am Gpunfaa
a!lDr9eii 3u frllber 5tunbe einen Beluh
ab ballnsn bielelbe om gstt Telf, Dur6-
luhten oas 0Qlis ltilo erbeutetcn $275
tn Bdar lillo $500 IN ShuloIheine,,
llils Medieln, iporallf ne iid eniferns
ten r6uIein s5irt tpNrpe srif All, III
pleTtaa g Naamittaa llln boIb oFsi llhr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
Surge Notisen.
anIanh.

| Sn einem gob noroOItli6 bon MaiIi
lon muroe Die 2eide bon @iuiam par,
Ter. elnem Sottler. aufeefunoen. NRul
alaubt oab Selbltmorb borlieet.
,Sn Gleoelano bat Die 5srau bon Go.
MEL Ut. Sanna, oem ein,ieen Sobn be!
gunoesienators, cine Sheiounastluu,
elnaerel6t. Sic beihuloi9t ben @otter
Der yflibtbernadldilisun9 ilno Der du.
berIten 8raulamteit.
Sn Columbus uuo in gfepelont
puroe cine BON Der 9egislatur BON Sbir
bel6lollsne llnteriuduns segen Dit
5ruits erOifnst.
Cine 9rpBe 6euersbrunlt i'm Union.
Setreloeipei6er gu ST. 2ouis, einen
Der beoeutenolten ieiuer 2trt, peruriudtt
einen Shaoen hon. etiua 2 D1iuiOnel
Dollars.
gu lebanon, Sno., ihafften Streife.
Der eblcaoo & Soutbeaitern yobn eli.
nen Sdneasu9 au3 Elm Seitenaeleile
9e SabuNeiellf6aft ldulbet ben Qeuteu
ben gn6n fir s Mpnate.
3mii6en oem Yularforiher NanIer
uno ieinem @eiddftsfii5rer Satbalnor
Ioll ein Streit ansaebro6en iein. Qeb,
terer beltuloiat @ritereu oes @ontraft.
bruds.
,Sn Sablequab. Snoianerterritorium,
braben 400 Strdflinge aus Dem
@beerotee= =3ubtbaus. IS lino gerbre=
der aller Nrt pom Gleinoieb big gum
5ootIbld9er.
Sn ct. Spui5 ta0te Der Gpnoreb Der
Statbriioer nno ariinbete ben uNoro-
amerifauiihen Stat=8erein".
Scr am 25. Sanuar nad 9pea unb
Sfaguopin alasfa abQefabrene Sam=
pier pGorona" lit seiunten. Yahaqiere
uno Mannidaiten muroen aerettet.
Seben 6reitas fiel in ganoor, Maine,
oas Sbermolneter auf 6 8rao unter
gfua.
Sie 3abl Der gdntertotte m oett 9syr.
Staater. betrug i'm 2aufe Der @od)e 342
9e9en 33l i'm @oriabre mo in Gambia
"a geaen SO. :
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
Nu6iaun.

Sn Safu, GuBlanb perbrannten eine
halbe Dtiliion puo5 9tnpbtba. Mebrere
Perlpnen perloren babel bas 2eben.
9lm q. sfanuar fsierte Suffer g8il=
belm ieinen 80. @sburtstae.
Die ruiiilde Glottc in port 9trtbur
bat felne Soblen.
Gaut yeridt betrug Die 3obl Der
ausluanoerer aus OeutIblano i'm Sabre
1897 nur 1920 geoen 32,144 i'm
Sabre 1896. Seit 1893 6at Die Qus=
manoeruns beitdnoig absenomnen.
Die Fran5Olilde 9eputirtenfammer
beidloB, cine Meoaile gum 9lnoenten al
Den &riea bon 1870 prdsen su lailen,
obmobl Der Srie9sminiiter 8;lot oaae=
gen proteitirte. .
Dilute i'm 8oreu=2anoe Wef=glfrita)
1T BON brittiihen Sruppen beiebt NOR
Den. obmobl au1 Die ssransolen Wn=
ipru6 auf oas beiebte 3erritori,rm ere
boben. 8
Die praaer uniperiitdt 1T meeen ei=
neg uStreits" Der Yrpfeloren uno
Stuoenten in aller Gorm gei1lollen
norDen. H s.a f 13
gei Masatlan, Werico, fam es ali ei-
nem perSweifelten Sample apiihen
etipa so 9oblenbrennern uno elmer
ebenio arobsn 3abl @iebmeioeu-M -Mnges
ltellter peaen oes 8erbrennens bon
gaumitdmmen. llno 9 Mann puroe1
9et6btet.
sSn Berlin brDbt Elm neuen MusStano
Der SdublnaAers s8abilien unb Mrbeiser
in ben SAubfabriten. ..,4 @,..,,.',
Sn 9iimo. oem poreeIdobenlfea
oeutihen Boiten an Der gap ueu
6iaotihu. lifeline beutide RorporaISma-
de bon 3 Mann BON ebineien ermoroet
poroelt. " - lsAs 14et isa
Sin Sornaoo bat inl Doena Gifrif.,
&nblano, furhtbare NermuIfunaert an=
gerihtet. 8anse D0rfer iino serlfDrt
uno 1T Der, Der gdifffabrt entitanoene
Sda0ett enor,t. NJ ibs1 ~ n fsgt3.s
Der Papit tpirb am l3, Sebruar,
oen 60. Sabrestage ieiner erlten MeiIe,
cine We|ie IN Der ct. peters &atbeorole
leien. ''a
gei Der unteriunung eilles Mbauos=
fapals falnen in MeIbourne, Mulfralien,
lnebrere perionel bur6 Ginatbmen BON
Seiper9as liin. II " ,,sI
Per penti6e Reidstaa nabu1bie No,.
la9e, iuelbe Oas 6oldr bes Neidstans=
lers Dobenlobe auf 100000 Marf er-
b6bt, an,
Per Maihiniisn=6 =6treit in EnQlanb
1T beell0et unb am Npntaa fpnrbe II
Qatla &n0lQnp N ben M1f&inenlperf-
lfdtltll bls rbfit pieotr ailfasnouln,fls.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03


ben &0rpcrs nuo buben iopiel 2ebenSfraft
anfgeipeidIcrt, baB mir lit Der Stunbc Der
Notb baoon sebrcu f6lren. Oie Qeber id1eis
bet Die IN bcit &6rper gelaugeuoeu giftigen
aein1e aus bcm 8tut. @craoe 70, iuie bic
4eber bas Spltem regnlirt, 70 rcsulirsn DR..
Bierce'S pheasant Pellets" bic Sober. @er
bies i'm @eoad)tntB bcbdlt, loft bas Broblem
gutter @eiunbbeit NIB eines silten 9ebens.
Die pleasant Pellets" baben cine ftinuli-
renbe, frdftigcnbc @irtuus auf bic Sdleini-
bdute Ses Magens unb ser Gin9epeioe nnb
furiren babur6 Sllioittat, saftriides 3opf-
,peb, SartIeibigfett ober geritopfuna, Ser.
bauunssbeidperoeii, appetitmansel, iblen
@cidnaf TN MunOe, 8iilplen unb falrss
anfitoben aus bem Ma9en, baufis aud
Dpspepiie. Die ''Pellets" iinb tuinaia fleiit,
iueil bic bartn entbaltciten 8fan;enertrafte
boppelt nnb brcifaf raffinirt uno fon,eutrirt
iinb. Sbre 8irfuns 1T auscnebm iie per-
nriafcn fein Qeibidnciben, tpie bic altmobt.
iden YitIeu. ats u0inerpitle" mebme man
taslid nad Der Sauptntablsett elm 'Pellet'.
Gum 3lued ber Seieitisung unbebagli1er
Gmpftnoungen na6 elmer etiuas alIsu iippi.
gen ober reihlidben Mabl,eit fonlrnt ni9ts
Sieicn fleinen pellets" sleid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
Nemeife Na1rtGtett.

SH WlltesOarre, YQ., 1la1m Del
YroseB sesen SHERIFF Martin uno iein,
Deputies, Die am 10. September pori.
gen Sabres 22 ltreifenoe @rubenarbei
ter eridpheu unb so meiterc per,punoe.
ten, am Sieaitag leinen 9lniaws. Mar
miro Shpierieteit baben, 8eSaworent
fur ben proseb gu tnoen.
SIM Oitsn baben SdneeaSrme gro.
BEN 8 1aoen angeri6tet.
s5n oer Sdmeis puroe oas Sort gan=
ooDne im &anton Mallis seritort. gine
6ran ano 5tpei Ginoer tanlen babel um.
@s beibt, oil Der Giine Der SnieI
8ueraiep lei Der Sampfer v@bannel
Queen" unter9esan9en. Ser &apitdn
wuroe aerettet, bod louen l9 Yerionen
um9efommen iein.
Sn Oltrihen, einsm 9orfe i'm Gesie=
rungsbesirt SlsgniB, PreuBen, lino orei
Berlonen bel einem granoe umeetom=
men. Sic eritldten i'm 3au6,
Sei einem furdtharen Sturm, Der
am Sienltag in Der 9ansen 2pmbaroei
gepiitbets 1T in Dem 13 Wisilen bon
Gomo. Stalien. aeleaenen StdotGen
Og9ione cine YaummOll=Spinnerei en=
9eltllrst. Nht Yerionen wuroen pOn
ELM ntilrssnoen Mauen erihlaeen uno
a1t anoele, Die nod unter oen Nuiner
Il,gen, lino iuobri6einlib ebenfals ums
Seben 9etomnen.
9ius Nlasta perbeu neue 6olofunoe
aemeloet.
Ser preuBilde 6inansmihiiter Wiquel
bat elren @rlaB eerDffsntli9l iuelder
Die ginfubr bon friIhem aneritanifhem
ObIt perbietet. Sie amerifanli6e Ypt.
l6aft muroe nibt nDrber geparnt uno
Der Botl9atter Mbite bat in einem Dffi=
slellen Sbreiben ial ausmdrtigen Nmte
al. ,efra9t, auf msi6e alutoritdt oieier
amerifa feinbl,he Sbritt balirt lei.
Sn Samburg lit bic Muslaouna bon
1000 6allern anleritanilher NepIel
.Derboten iporosn. @benic muroen an
DER 6renSe sn @mmeri6 S'pei 3iise init
ameritaniibem Cbit dngebaiten. IS
6eiBt, oaB Die preuBiide Ge9ieruns oas
VerbDt 0amit be9ranoet, baB oas ame=
ritanil6e Sbit Der 8elunobeit i1dolid6
unO oielfa6 init Wiirmern bebaftet lei.
IS tpiitbet in ct. >Sobns, g. s., Elm
glissaro. Sine 9robe gnsabl uOn Mdnr
nern muroen auF elmer gisi6olle in Die
SrinitD Budt binausgstrisben uno
fiirdtet man cine @ieoerboluna oss
9roBen llnaliids pom Sabre 1891. al5
40 Mdnuer in gleider g8eiie ibr 2eben
perloren. Sos Sbermometer tano 20
@rao unter Nua uno lit Die Gdlte 10
Itarf. oaB 8erlult BON Wenihenleben
enilfeben muB. Die &e9ierun9 lbifte
einen Gettungsoampfer ab.
Das Gorf Wsibenburs=gao. I'M yer=
ner Oberlano, wuroe bur1 Seuer
5erlf6rt.
Sin 8ruHa=Silirift, in Gleimalien,
bat elm beftiaes Grobeben itattsefunotn,
nobel piele perionen umtamen unb ein
aroBer S6aoen angeridtet iuuroe. Ser
Sultan bat 500 pfuno fir Die Notblei-
oenDen yeseidnet uno Silfseomitss iino
BON GDnitantinOpel nod Dem YruiIa=
Diltritt abaesan9en.
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93M4IettS 3 MrmtfA. eAIbe.

Die bette Galbe in Der Mtlt fur
S1nittnunbsn, Gefdndre @dl31uB,
Gieberrunbem, Musfdlae, alifee{prait-
gene Qdnbe, Groitbeultn, 0iibnerauaen
uIib alle 0autausf6ld9e fDpie NJ Be-
fimnst 4dm0trb0iben beilts / Git ntr6
earantirt, Die bette 3ufriebenbtit III AZ.
ben. ooer pas Glib tpirb aifiidge6ebeA.
3rsis 8 25 Gents psr 69o4 4tsI Sci 81
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Sn einem Sob norooltli6 BON MuIii=
lon muroe Die 2eibe bon 9Silliam par=
Ter, elnem Sottler. aufeefunoen. Nlun
alaubt, oab Selbltmpro borlie9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
sSran Reliiia Gtmater BON Gteu.
ben, Waibin9ton Co., Wc., fdlreibt

sWa8 Die ffetnelt
''Pellets'' anbetrifit,
70 CLAUDE id, ,icb founte
obne iie gar itd)tmebr
crlitiren. SD ln0dbte
bieielbeu llll1 feinen
Brcis in ueincm
Sauie miiIen. SD
babe iie 6reuubinnell
lnb gfa6bdrinneu
anf's 9rinsenblte OIL.
gepriefctl, itns wiefe
baben iie auf n,ciue
@mpfeblung bin 9e>
llonlmen nllO empfcb-
fen fip ipt.t ,,,piter
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Am @taoium hes 3uiammenbrniils

peVnoer Fm uHlere
&onititntIolt, ,uenn
bic 2cber ilntbdtis
tpirb, TO bab &rant
beitsfetme ,tnb @ifts
ftoffe iid i'm &6rper
onbdufcn fonnen.
@rbalten mir bic Sc.
bcr NIB @ingelueioe
in Ebdtiafeit, 70 er-
frenen mir ms be8
nnicbdtbaren Reids
thltiIIS e,lieS delif1te
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-03
Ssrau Ittp ater,

SD ia9e nur iouiel: es iinb bie beiten Bil.
1en, bic mir ie Oorgefomnleu finb; als Ser,
oanlln9spille naD benz @lIen baben fie met
rer Meinuug nah ui1t ibres @leiden."