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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17

Rev. SAM B. JONES, the Georgia
evangelist and orator, will lecture
in Fredericktown Thursday even
ing, April 7.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17
Washington,

Written by Miss Sue Belle Graves of Mar
Bile Hill, Mo-, and read before the Philoma-
thean Society OF Harden college, Feb. az,
1893.
George Washington, the brave, the good,
Who served his country long
In freedoms fight for footing here,
Is the burden Of my song.
Not of his bravery, nor his power
In battles din sublime;
Nor OF his love for America
Sing ! in maiden rhyme.
Foi many bard in many cline
Has sung these praises o'er,
And every land will honor him
Till time shall be no more.
But of his youthful days sing
The happiest days Of all
When life is but holiday,
And evil can befall.
No child who in sportive mood,
Will remember in bis play,
From his fathers fayorite cherry Tree
To respectfully stay away.
But little George had not yet learned
That vandals young or old,
Sometimes, through fear of punishment,
Leave safe things they behold.
So when some one had given to him
A hatchet sharp and new,
He thought he'd try its temper well
On everything that grew.
He went into the orchard near,
And, looking 'sound for wood
That toughest looked Of all the trees,
He glanced at one that stood
So tall and slender in the midst
OF enarled pear and plum; 4
With shining bark and grac eful boughs,
And said: "Pll try you some."
No sooner said than done, for see!
AHS SlSSi was tcupeleu So
That, needless of o'erhanging clouds,
He laid the monarch low.
Then standing back to rest awhile,
He viewed his work with pride,
But, turning round, he soon beheld
His father by his side.
His pride now changed to sorrow;
For. alas, he knew too well
That his fathers favoric cherry tree
Was the one he'd helped to fell.
His father sternly gazed at him;
More sternly said: "My son,
What vandaPs hand so ruthlessly
Has this mighty mischief done?"
George hung his head and thus he thought
"No hopes of flight for me,
Nor can l deny the awful deed
For the AZ he does plainly see."
Then remembering too, his fathers hate
For deceit in any guise,
He thought: "The safest and wisest plan
Will be 10 tell no lies."
So he slowly raised his head and said
With teardrops in his eyes.
~, father, cut your cherry tree,
I.can not tell lie"
The fathers anger vanished soon,
And stooping down, he raised
His little son up in his arms,
And whispered, "God be praised"
"My son, be ever thus in life,
For truth to bravely stand,
And every name shall honor thee
In this broad and goodly land"
So ends the tale Of Washington
We've heard since childhood's days;
Now let me take lesson small
From this best Of simple lays.
The cherry trees that sacred are
Still flourish in every land,
And many Of these ohtimes we find
In our College life will stand.
Our cherry tree is the "Rules Of School,"
That read with the proverblal "Don't,
And the az that causes the tronble there
Is another small word, just 'Won't."
May every girl and every boy
Like George, reason well and see;
And, when you have an ak to try,
Don't touch cherry tree.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17

We exchange anything we have for Produce. Bring
us your feathers, wool, eggs, dry hides, furs, and
any other produce you may have
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17

Our line of dry goods, hats, clothing, boots and
shoes is complete and making some very low
prices. Ask for them.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17
Notice.

In pursuance of an order Of the County
court Of Bollinger county, Missouri, made at
its regular February term, 1898, to.wit, on
the 10TH day Of Feb, 1893, there will be sold
at the front door OF the courthouse, in the
town Of Marble Hill, on the
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17

Written by Miss Sue Belle Graves of Mar.
Bile Hill, Mo-, and read before the Philoma-
thean Society OF Harden college, Feb. az,
I2o2
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1898-03-17

Marble Missouri, Thursday. March IL 1898
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
Strike at Fish Springs

A strike of gratifying proportions Is
reported in the lower levels of the Ga
'sna Line at Fish Springs, over which
Harry Joseph of Salt Lake City presides
as manager. The extent of the new
disco very could not be learned before
press time, but it was stated that
large ore body had been encountered,
the same, to all appearances, carrying
splendid values. The Galena las been
developed under difficulties OF late, but
1t is hoped by those connected there
with that it has seen its worst DAYS and
that from this time on it will be counted
as regular shipper and dividend
payer .-Deseret News.
The above is gratifying news to
number Of Lehi miners and investors az
great many are interested in Fish
Springs property. The Early Harvest.
which adjoins the Galena, is showing
up in fine shape, and the stockholders,
who are nearly all Lehi men, are conf
dent that the mine will eventually
prove one of the best producers in the
state.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
1.-TWO Mareied Men"

All London and New York has laughed
at George Blossoms new comedy. rrwo
Married Men," which will appear at
Lehi Opera House next Thursday even
ing. 1t is brim full OF mirth provoking
situations, bright and sparkling
dialogue, novel specialties and pretty
girls. The company contains such
well known comedians as j. Rush Bron-
son, Harry Devere, Ray Southland, Jack
Ellis, Chas Lambert, Will H. Schiling
and Joe llarkins, and among the clever
lady artists are Miss Ray Lewis, Sisters
Grierson, Lille Kenwick, Edith Lysle
and Hattie Wescot.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
CONTINUED FROM 9TH PAGE

Bar barb wire and nails in at Chip
mans. Call on them for prices.
Lev Brown is in from Fish s ,',,cs
and reports everything booming in thai
emp
You can buy plenty of oats, -four
potatoes and vegetables at Chipman's.
Prices are down now.
Isaac Fox delivered fine lecture on
the subject of the "yolcanoes Of
Hawaii" at the meeting house, Sunday
night.
The Chapman Mer. Co., American
Fork, have just unlosded several cars of
furniture, stoves and building material,
They want to sell bad.
The Damnation OF Theron Waren
by the authar OF "Quo Vadis" and 81
other good novels at from to so cents
each.-S. w. Ross, the News Dealer.
Old fashions in dress may be revived,
but no old Fashioned medicine can re-
place Cha berlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoes Remedy. For sale by H. b.
Merrihew, druggist.
The Chapman Mer. Co., American
Fork. are overloaded on winter goods
and they are rolling the goods out at
low prices.
A. o. Smoot, Jacob Evans and Fred
Nelson of Provo, and Mr.. Clark, Jed
Mercer and Joseph Lapish OF American
Fork were in attendance at the Demo-
cratic rally Wednesday night.
Mrs. Isreal Evans, Jr. has been very
ill for the past week but is now great
deal better and is thought to be out of
danger. A fine, boy tAby was born'to
her last Monday evening and is a healthy
and promising child.
While up ct conferences tried to buy
me steel range, q jacket aad nice
bedroom shit, but after careful examine
tien found could do better at Chip
mans SO bought from them. People |
will do we'll 70 s esll on them. |
PEACHESFOR SALE.-vAt the Priest
Farm. Lehi Bench. Finest peaches In |
the market. FOrange peaches 90 per
bushel. White peaches Toe per bushel.
Call at the farm or the peaches will be
delivered by addressing Mr.. Schwartz
Box 80. Lehi. e1 C-~sa 0~TfEF |
DR.. r. f. Steele was in Salt Lake
City three days last week in attendance
NJ the session of the Utah Medical
society. On the fret day of the session
he read paper on "Puerepal Sepsis,"
which received much favorable COM
ment and which will appear in the next
issue of the Denver Medical Journal.
A slight zephyr danced around the
point OF the mountain the other day
and swooping down on Lehi, caught Jim
Alfred unawares and whisked his
moustache off to the land of used-to-be.
Now when we see him coming we think
we are suffering from the effects of a
horrible dream,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11

The Star -four is the reliable -four
OF the county, every sack guaranteed,
special prices given on quantities. Now
is the time to lay in winters supply at
Cbipman's.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
Notice..

AT meeting of the directors of Early
Harvest Consolidated Mining and
Milling Company held on August "a,
1898, the time of delinquents has been
postponed to Oct. l, 1898, and unless
paid before will be advertised ard sold
at public auction on Oct. 10, 1898.
BY order OF the board
JOHN ROBERTS, JR, Sec'ty.
BY action of the Board Of Directors of
the Early Harvest c. M. and vi. Co
on Oct. Z, 1898, the time of delinquents
OF the above notice has been postponed
to Oct. 81, 1898, and unless paid on or
before will be advertised and sold at
public auction on November Z, 1898.
John Roberts, Jr., Sec'ty.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
JOHN ROBERTS, JR, Sc

In the Justices Court, before Robert
Gilchrist, Justice OF the Peace. in and
for Lehi precinct, Utan County, State
OF Utah.
The Peoples Cooperative Institution,
a corporation, plaintiff
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
Between Salt Lake and Ogden.

trans each daily leaving Salt Lake at and and and
TO al points east, leaving Salt Lake at
and o eacng Denver Kansas City Omaha, St. Louis
Paul twelve hours quicker than other
Train Tooele leaves Salt Lake at 745 For further
information call Gu. CAMPBELL, agent Leh
D. e. BuRI general Passenger agent
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
A. j. EVANS,

Attorney for plaintiff.
Post Office address Box A., Lehi city,
Utah,
Filed Oct 7, 1898.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11

Trains going North
5H5p M For Salt AXE Portland Butte and all points east
Trains going South.
8:33 M For Provo Man, Neph and all intermediate points.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1898-10-11
SUMMONS.

The State OF Utah to said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within ten days alter the service of this
summons upon you, if served in the
County in which the action is brought
otherwise within twenty days after its
service, and defend the above entitled
action; and in case of your failure to do
so, judgement will be rendered against
you according to the demand Of the
complaint, of which copy is herewith
served un0n vor
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14
Sa9esnemi9feiten.
3nlann.

sSn Miboleton, O., fam Der l5idb=
ti9e Sreo. 9allaran, Sohu oes 8epdd=
meiters Shomas Salaran bon Der
Big Sour 8abn beim Nbiprin9en BON
eiuem 6ra6tsua unter Die 3doer uno
wuroe auf Der Stelle setDotet.
Glbrp Sbam, Elm proninsntsr junser
Mann, tpelder smei Meilen iiiollb bon
9Dapatoneta, O., cine Sd9emiible be-
treibt. wuroe bel Der Nrbeit an Der
&reisIdge BON einem abfliegenoen Stiif
Sols in ben llnterleib aetrOfen uno 10
ihner berlebt, oaB er tnr3 oarauf ftarb.
Der 8ater oes jun9en Mannes tam auf
oielelbe Weile um's 2eben.
@eneral=Gpnlul See bat am @amtag
0apana berlaHen. Sein Mbi9ieos=
beiud bel General 8lanco muroe abge=
tpieien.
@lei1aeitie nit Dem @oniul berlieBen
aud bic ameritaniiden 3eitunss=8e=
ri1terltatter 6abana. Der britiihe
Goniul pirb Die Sntere1en Der Mmerl=
faner balelbit ipabren.
Sn Noripid, Conn.,. Fno 100 Mn-
geftente Der ponomab= =Baumuollfabr
an ben Streit gesanaen. neil lbre 2Obne
I'M 10 prosent berabselebt tporoen tpa=
rem.
Ser Balaenfanbibat Sborn, tpelber
neblt Muaulte gfaf ipesen Der Grmor=
bung Guloeniuppes proSeilirt uno ieiner=
ieits sum 9ooe perurtbeilt ipurbe, bat
Berufuns segen bieies llrtbeil beim Mp=
peaatiOnsbof ein9eleat.
Eas Nbseorbnetsnbaus Der in grtra=
Sdgung periammelten Mihiaaner
Staatslesislatur bat Die pingree'iAe
Corporations Yelteuerunssporlase in
|nur ipenia perdnoerter Gorm anNenom=
men. pingress Ginflub ideint farter
|3u iein als ie.
Sine Repelbe aus &io Saneiro an
ben 80. .. Oernlo" meloet. oab bic
brolilianiihe Negierung ben Rreuaer
glicterop" an bic Ser. Gtaaien gum
preiIe BON $3.50, 900 berfauft babe.
s5n beln Gbieagoer Danbelsfammer-
@ebduoe wuroe cine Gpielb6ue, tuelde
l0us1hlieBlid bon Domen belierer
| @tdnbe beiudt fporo, BON Der p0li5ei
| fIrali1 nufgebohen. 3spei Der Spiele-
Irinnen botten Io90r ibre Babie'8 beinl
n. IN III ben u rIlleil !.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14
&ric erfldrnna.

@eiern 9la6ma9 paiiirte oas Heprdienantenbans bes
Gpnsreb NIT 322 9e9en 19 Stmen cine Jeoluo pprn Del
Hrdibeut anfseorort miro benz &rs a Cuba elm gnbe ~
MAIDEN unb Der 8ep0rns Der Sn ee esene unabbdnaige
eserus w ueridaffen unb Der Hrdbent 1T rner bepomd
tst Die 2ano ub seea Der Ser Saate at perwenoen
oieies 3e 81 erreien Ds lit &riegserfldrlne unb man
eripartet baB Der Senat bereben don beute beiimmt
0as iesenoe @euaber 1T nit perieselteu gefeben bon
Sampon Goaos abseabren Wau perutbe oaiebe fare mad
ben cnbaniid)en Siiten.
Ser Senat bat bee Die Debate ber Die 6aus Hepluon be-
sonneu uno iro lit Sbuns beben bis Die abmmuns erfost
welde mor9en erpartet Das eulta fann n ueifel=
baft en uf Der Sena uro 6 nit GROCER Webrbeit fir
are9 eraren uub ba werOen foort Die Jenoeseen bgin
nen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14
0eietAcbMMa.

llnier StoatsIenator 3ennan bradte
i'm Senate stpei Bills 5ur 8erbiitung
bon preistlDpiereien Dor.
Ser Senat nabm Die 8ill an, mel6e
beitimmt, oab Die Mmtstermine Der
Staatsanmdlte uno Sberiffs i'm Sep
tember anltatt I'M Sanuar beoinnen
foilen.
WolcottS &eiolution betreIfs eines
@erfalnnsss9 ss9lmcnoements sur ginfib=
rllng bon 2ooaloption in localen 5teuer=
frasen uuroe nit 27 eesen 2 Stimmen
anaenommen. Sie &eiDlution oebt
jebt an oas Saus.
2dnaere Sebatten fanben Ifatt iiber
Carpenters &eiolution betrefs Ner=
leibung Der NetD9emalt an ben @ouber=
neur. Die 9teiolution perlanst elm
oiesbesiialides Werfanunss glnenoe=
ment. G'Neils Sill 5llr 8elteueruna
bon 0unoen murhe nnaenomlnen.
Sm 0auie rsihte paioen BON Gnor
Gountp auf sSunltb cine Bill elm,
melhe unter Strnfe uon Beto uno Sc
fdn9niB berbietet, oaB cine Berion,
pelbe Spirituoien iraenb ,pelNer Mrt
pertauft, auh Groceries iiibrt. Daioen
9laubt ielbit, oaB bic Bill niht epnti=
tutionea iei.
MDnters &esolution, bic beltimmt,
oab feine ftdbtilhen breibriefe fir ldn-
.Gere 3eit als elm 9etpDbnlihes Sur1=
ihnitts-M Menidenalter getpdbrt tperoen
iollen. tpuroe angenDlnmen. gs mur=
ben petitionen fiir uno gesen bas 2esa=
liliren be-, BalebaQsG sGpieles IN Gpnn=
tageil ein.,ereidt.
Gas 0aus nabm Mleranoers Bin be-
1treffs oes Nnfauts elmer Gorm fur err
Iwahiene Shmndiinni0e an. Die
Garm ion 1000 Mder umfaIIen. Sic
wia lit iebt @eieB. Ssyones, Der 0or-
iiber bes Ginonacomites, beridtete Die
Eaagemeine WeripilliaunQsbia fiir bos
6iscaliohr 1898 80 Elm. Sic 8iI
IpertDlliGt $4. l19. $50. Af1foro brahte
cine Bin Elm, ,pon0d yrsGrdflinaen
BeiAdfti9ung UerjNofft iperben fol-.
Das 0auslfeuereonlite {fattete Neridbt
lab. Gs beridtste, 6ab Gi0sntbum III,
Wertbe pm tlebr ais bunnert Wai0ioner,
liz ben 9rDhen GtdDtesl per Neileueruno
snt3oaell ir1rosll
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perionen auf einem freunoidaftlider
8eiuh i'm 6afen bon Qapana in BIZ
2uft seiprenat ipuroe, nidt mebi
lanaer ertra9en peroen f0nllen, tpis
oies BON oem Yrdlioenten Der Ser.
Staaten in ieiner 8otihaft an ben
@onsreb am IL. Npril 1893 auseins
anoerseleat uno tporauf Der gongreb
einsuihreiten eriuht wuroe.
so ioa beibloiien iein:
yGritens, baB Die 8eippbner Der
Sniel @uba frei uno unabbdngia linb
nnb BON &edtstueaen iein iollen.
u3peitens, baB es Die Yhiht her
Ser. Gtaaten iif. Die Soroerung su
fellen, oaB Die ipaniihe GegierunQ
unperSiislid ibre glutpritdt unb tot
&e9ime auf Der Sniel @uba autaibt
uno iomobl ibre 2ano= als ald) ibre
See=MaAt bon @uba uno eubanilhen
@epoilern suriidsiebt,
I, .9rittens, bob Der Yrdiioent Der
Ger. Staaten hermit angeipieiesuno
ermdhfist iei. Die san3e 2anb. ano
See=Wia1t Der Yer. Staaten gu be-
nuben uno Die Milis Der Ser. gtaa=
ten in Sienit su itellen, mie bies als
notbmenois erideinen mag, um oieis
Yeihlii1e aussufiibren."
Gs beltebt fein 3peifel. bab obi9e
'eiolutionen. bic eiuer 3riesssrtldruna
leidtommen, iotppbl i'm Senate als
nd i'm 9auie angenommen peroen.
8 1T febr pabrldeinlih. oab CUR 3eit.
enn oieie Nlmmer unieren auswdrti=
IN Wbonnenten suseltelt miro, Der
rieg lhon aneefangen bot.
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Nemefte Nadridte,t.

| Sn @bttingen iinb Die giienbobn
mertlfdtten Elm Raub Der Glammen se
tporoen.
auf ben pbilippinen areift bic Ge
belIion mieoer raid um li1. gs iolel
10000 &ebeilen unter Waffsn febeu
| SIN Gina. peru, murbe cine Nus
ftelluna omerifaniider Maidinen ourd
ben prdlibenten pierrla eroffnet.
Sn Berlin iino in elmer 9enounc
Sdlnfen ein9etapielte Sridinen entoed1
moroen. Mie tpnitatirt porben lit,
itammte Die Senbun9 aus Nmerifa.
Ger Sfinten tpuroe tonfissirt.
@eneral Giyhuab See traf um Siens-
tag um halb 3 llbr in Waibinaton elm,
uno fubr brett in elmer @baiie nad)
Dem Staats Gepartemsnt. Serislbe
muroe iiberaa nit 9roBem Gntbuiias-
mus oufgenomrnen.
Sn philadelphia, 3d., brad am
Sienitag Elm sseuer aus uno erltidten
babel Der 9 Sabre alte 8eoree Suaan
uno Der s Sabre alte Giharb Barn
i'm &auh, ipdbreno bic Is Sabre alte
9elen Sugan fduere Yranbipunoen
erlitt.
SIM WaIiiaon-D iinb 700 4ob=
lenardber am Streif, neil Die @ruben=
beliber lih ipeigern. Den 8eitimmunqen
nabsufomnen. Die in gbiea9o perein=
bart iunroen. Man eripartet elm baloi=
9es gnoe bes Musitanbes.
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Nomiral yeranaer bat suseltanben,
oab i'm Safen BON Sapana 9orpeoos
perientt iino. st iaste: rgs 1T feline
@efabr porbanoen, baB uniere 9dfen in
guba elnem 0taiienangriff ausseleBt
lino, oenn Sauana. @ienfueeos, Mueri=
tos llno Santiago be guba ,perben
our9 eleitriide unD automatiihe 3orpe=
Dos nit eirem arOBen 9ltions- -&abius
Oertbeioist. Sn ienen 0dfsn miiHen
1870 Sorpeoos plasirt iein. @bacon,
oer betannte 5prpeooerperte. batts Die
aufaabe iibernnnlmsts bieieiben sa be.
Ioroermano ben OortiseH Safen su
esen.
@eneral=@oniul See bat Dor Dem se=
tats@2iusihuB fir ausiudrtise 9lnge=
egenbeiten ertldrt, oab er nibt, ben ac=
lnglten 3weifel beae, oaB Die vWaine"
BON Den Spaniern Serltort
uoroen lei uno oaB oielelben au6 be-
Ibli6tiaten, Den &reuSer nWlontsomsrp"
II Die Suit gu iprengen.
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: Gin 8Drfall in Wien ma9t in Yers
binoung nit bem guba=&ummel biel
bon iih reben. Sine Spinnerei in Q8ien
erbielt nit oem Dampfer ,gfbale" aus
0apana bia Bremen einen pDiten ante=
rifaniiher Baumipolle. Snnlitten zines
8aaens luur0e beim Sortiren cine nit
elnem GTplOiiphoff eefiillte uno nit
eirtem Climber Deriabene Gapiel aufae=
funben. yiur Elm 3ufal bat bic Gr=
plDficn Derbiitet, tpelbe, tpenn auf pffe=
ner See aeiheben, ben pnter9ang bes
Shiffes bdfte altr Solge baben mdfen.
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aasIamb.

/ Nnaeiidts Der Wabriheinlidfeit cine
Srieaes suiiGen Spanien uno ben Ser
Staaten beabiibtiat Die oeutlde Qomi
raiitdt, tpeni9ltens einen Greuaer mad
9Setfinoien gu fdifen, nm bic CONNER
Sleilen Sntereiien Denti1lanos oaielbI
wabrsunebinen.
Bieoerlolt ,piro bon boher amtlihe,
Ssite periihert. oaB Deutl1lano il
IN einem Stieae spiidsn ben @erein
Staaten uno Span;en bic iiritteite Neu.
ttnlitdt beobaGten pirb.
s}n Der Staot Ieumarft in Sdlelier
bsrrlht betrahllibe Nufre9un0. Sel
giirgermellter Der Staot. Ramen:
Srinfmann, lit megen Sittlidteitsper=
brehens perbaftet luoroen.
Bon st. Sobns. q S., miro berib-
tst. baB Der BON Der Seebuaosla9o su=
riifaetebrte 8ampfer .ganauaro"
in Der yfadt bonn 81. Mdrs bel benz
Shneelturm auf ben gisfeloern orei
gtann ppn leiner YeiaBung perloren.
Scr Gampfer ,grogaro" bat swei
uno Der Gampfer .eabrabor" orei
Wunn oerloren. 8on Der Mannihaft
oes Samplers ,9lurora" baben 25
Wann gum She'll ibre 8lieoer erfrorsn.
Sept heibt es, bas iiber MlFreb Srep-
YuB perbdn9te friegsgeridtlide llrtbeil
weroe oemnadit aus bemieIben @runoe
wie oas iiber Cola sefdllte bon Dem
&aiiationsbof umseiteben. Mas bilfi
oas aber Dem glrmen, ipenn lid) bic
ytadriht bon ieinem 5obe beiidtiei.
Sn Sotio. ssapan. baben slpei sSeners=
tritnIfe 1906 Sdttsr serH0rn Tis
3abl Der ObOadlpfen besiffert iid auf
1000.
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In gObmfn mebrere GroitDbe itatt. Sn
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Ter 5erltort nnO SO Samilien pboahlps.
Tie pereiniaten enaliiben uno dspp-
tllben Sruppen baben Den aufltdnoi=
1hen Sernilhen am oberen gil cine
9tieoerlage bei9ebrodbt.
Die Grsdbluna oes gRannes, ipsl6el
eine Vrieftaube oes grofeiiors Mnore,
ab9efanaen baben nOllte, bat lib als
eine blobe &rfinoung berausseitelt.
SIN unsariiben Greis SaBielo, in
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gauern= llnruben oetommen. Sci einem
3niammenltoB nit Der poliSel muroen
3 Banern eriholien, uno mebrere Sau=
ern uno poliSilten uerwunoet.
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baB infolge Der ameritanllhen
Der GreiS oes Wei3ens
bort in raidem Steisen 1T.
slm 23. Mai lou Elm speiter proseb
segen 3ola besinnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14

= &arOiB uno 8eOreij. Die beioen
Mdnner, iuelAe am &c. 6ebruar Elm
Nttentat auf &Dnis @eprs BON Grie=
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maben. ibn inipiriten, unb bab er.
tuenn ibn oas @ttentat gelungen mdre,
Iheobor Gelpannis, ben friiberen Mini=
fer 9et6otet baben miiroe. geor9ii,
ia9te er, babe nun in Die Quft 9e-
idofen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14

Sie 3abl Der Bnnterotte belief iid
tpdbreno Der Wode in ben Ser. Staa=
ten auf 232, gegen 252 i'm lebten
sabre, uno in Canada auf 80 sesen
80 i'm lebten ssabr.
gei 2etpistomn, 2ogan Co., brad
Der Damn bes ,Waitemap" &eierooirs
unter benz Druid Der Glutb unb 5au.
lenoe bon adern nieoris seleesnen 9an=
beg ,purben iibridmemmt. Ser ger=
luit an @iaentbum miro auf $50, 900
aeI9abt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14

W 81 Gr,partmm8 Der Iet=
ten 8eridDte bon Watbin9tott
tatett lutr Oieie &nttst,ter
utebrere GtunDets 3strti60etals
ten, sstst Mmiern &eiern ote sless.
ets,t &ad)ritbten brta8e,s ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-04-14

Wlan foufe n,enals 2anb noer lehne SeIb af ioibes
aus bepor man fid einen Mns3ns iber ben WehBttel
be5feIben con Der Set an ba bas Sauo moo ben yer
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