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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
ottpre,sbea,.

MIlennein. Dor fur3sr 3eit
iinb in Der Baumfhule bes Bellbers
6errn Rlemens gnalint au 5turms
biibel 63 8dume BON ruhloier Danb
pollftdnbis abssfhnitten tporben. Ger
Sbdter ouf beHen @rsreifurg 9err
gnslinf cine 8elobnuna ausseieBt bat.
lit nod ni6t ermittelt.
ifbpfsbura.- Gin reat
biib11ss 8ottesbaus erbdlt Die satbolt=
fhe @elneinbe in Robulten. Die ct.
Spief~airhe, au Der 6ereits am 19.
Mdr3 1897 ber 9rnnoftein gelegt
ipurbe, lit bis auf ben Gburm I'M
Gpbbau bergeItent uno i'm ssSnnern 10
tpeit eingerihtet, bab leit elniger 3ett
Die @ottesbien1te bort abaelalten trers
zen. Man bofft, bab Der 8au bis gum
9erbit beencet tperben fann
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
@nrttentber9.

gutingen. Neuli1 9lbenbs
brannte bic nit 6eu angefiillte grobe
Gheuns Der 8itttpe aloB Bis auf ben
@runb nieber. Oanf unIerer gutge=
inulten Seucrtpebr puroe ein peiteres
nmii9greifen bes6euers perbitet. Ser
8ranb tpurbe bur6 stpei Rnaben per=
urla6t, tpel9e nit 3iinbb0l5den ipiel7
ten.. Ser S9aben belduft itb auf ettpa
5000 Mart, lit aber bur4 8eriiderung
gebedt.
&iinaelsuu. - Die briidenbs
6ibe bringt uns eesentpdrtig jeoen
Saa ihpere 9epitter. &iir5lih fhlug
in Qltfrautbeiln an Der Saeit Der 8lis
in cine Sheune unb entaiirbete bie=
felbe.
Eottenbura.- Sc Neuli4 Mbsnbs
aogen auberrrOentlih ichtpere Getpitter
iiber unfere Inb bic bena6barten Be
airte. 9lus pielen umliegenDen Srtz
f6aften tperben 8ranbfdne infolge
9liB16lages semelbet, 10 ausWenoels=
beim. mo bas 9aus bes 8auern 8onz
itantin 6olo9er NIT Sdeuer nieber=
brennte. aus 8ubl, po cine Ooppelz
i6euer eingeaI6ert lprroe, ferner aus
8etiinaen, Sonborf. Sn aiebingen
traf Elm talter S9lag elm @ebdube,
nahm ieinen 8eg our9 oas WobnSim=
mer uno ri9tete eini9en Sdacen an.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
mhe:nsropi,,s ano wesfale,,.

Goblens. Dieter Sag fhlug
hier am Gbeinquai Elm 5 Dieter bober
Qlppurat Der electriihen StraBenbabn
Inn. Die oben beftnblthen Mrbsiter
itiiraten nit ben 5elo f9mteben uno
Wertaeugen auf's Pflaiter. Mehrere
tpurben idiper, elmer lebenssefdbrlih
perlebt. W1it benz Mpparate ipar eins
au turae Orebuns beim Repariren Der
oberirbiiAen 2eitung semadt porben.
9uisburg. - Na1 benz 8ez
rtcbte Der bieiisen 9anDelstammer fir
1893 lit ber 8erfebr in ben itdbttlhen
6dfen BON 3,183,693 s. in 1897 uuf
3.8O6.482 s. in 1893 seftiegen; bic
3!ffern bes ftaatli6en 9afens unb bes
Nbeinufers liegen mod ni4t por. Sm
&ubrorter 9afen ift Der 0ertebr bon
1884. .222 in 1897 auf 5,691, ,7O4 s.
in 1898 aeitiegen.
2anf. - Die 2ei9en Der beioen
i'm Mbeine ertrunfenen illngen 2eute
Milbelm 8efen unb sobann Semers
aus Gatum iino aufsefiibt porben.
iM.z@ q B 3 a b. = 3ur Na6taeit
iputbe auf Dem 2iirriper gtIenba6n=
iiberganee Der 6ilfsbabnipdrter Mablz
berg bon Dem leBten na6 Neub fabrenz
ben perIonensuge iiberfabren unb To-
fort get0btet. Die 2ei9e bes 8srun=
aliidten puroe in's 2ei9snbaus gez
bra1t.
Sferlo6n.- eSn elmer MeHina=
@ieberei fano eine grplof fion ltatt.
Wdhreno bes Shmel5ens erplobirts
plDbli1 Der Siegel NIT bem bsreits
fliii1tgen Metal. 5ierbei trugen stpei
GieBer ihpere @erlsbungen bapon.
Da iih unter benz umausieBenben Me=
tan cine aroBe Mnaabl patronbiilfen
befanben, 10 gebt man in Der Nnnabme
tpohl niht febl, oab mod gelaoene pa=
tronen nit in ben S9melatiegel gez
ratben itnb.
6 hanse.- Nd9iter Sage feisrn
bic gbeleute W. HoTe auf Der S6un3e
i'm &reife ben breunben unb Ser
lDdHD1eH Das 1et1eHe Ue1t DER 9oloeHe1
6ohaeit.
g dnerte. - Oie1er Sage tpurz
be unfere poli5et aur 8edeltrabe seru=
fen. tpolelbit 1i9 etn Mann erbGngt
bate. Qlls bic polioei er19ien, mar
Der @elbitnorbzganbibat bereits abz
aefbnitten, ber1eIbe eab nur mod
fhnahe 2ebensaei9en bon 1i9. Die
bon benz poliaei=Beamten Iofort ange=
ftenten Wteberbelebungs 8srlu1e
tpayen aliidltdertpeiIe BON Grfolg unb
bic eriten Worte iparen 800 1T meine
ssrau9" Der 2ebensiiberbrii15ige lit
Der erit por Gur5em perbeiratbete sSaz
brifarbeiter Hpman 2infe. Oerielhe
fonnte iih nit feiner 5rcu nidt per<
traaen unb ipar bte1elbe bon linn fort=
seaanssn. Diefes sldubte 8. nidt iiber-
leben au fDnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
Orobber3o 8tbntit 4efTess.

@ieben. Das sseitfpiel. ipel>
dies aus Mnlab bes IL. Werbanbs5hiez
Bens in Der bon ca. 1000 perionen Be-
jud,ten GeffbalIe aufgefiibrt tpurbe,
fanb Den ilngetheilten Beifdn bes pub@
lifln1s. Oie prdht Der lebenben Bill
Der, az ipelhen Negiffeur grd bom
R0lner Gtubttheater ben Sert iprd4,
bic Rupeqe bes 116er Neaimerts ben
Drheftralen She'll iibernonrlen bate
nnb bic 200 R0pfe iturte @iebener
@dngerz0ereinigung ben aefanglihen
part aasfiibrte. ipdren ertaiidenb. sic
itellttn, dht an ber 3ahl, BITE irlantdns
teiten @pilpben aus ber Sci f9inte bes
Deutfnen Rai5erreifhs bpn 6ermdl1tt
osnG Gbtrusttr bis aaiitr Milbelm benz
Griten bar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

bei unb ber GJtmeinbsbud dlttr e'cs
bitan WaoIndr pdf ber Setter psrlsa.. !.
ben. Qlbtr di@ bie oltsriIllIq!sIt|
fiihrten niht IL benz gstpiiIs! ptsn
sisle. unb fhIisBli4 nleIbstt ltdy Dsr
Ginbretber freipilIig. Dte fanpsls
Gemeinbepertretiing lpurpt Dl99st
nod niht fuspenbirt.
Hiume. llnbefdnnte 7naief
periudten bes Mbenbs einsn por! 1ser s
nod Nubdpeit abseldHentn gsi5n8
aur gntaltiiung 81 bringsn, tilpen
he qroBe @ieine .cnf bas Gsleiie lf8s
ten. Sur burh bic ohfdntett ttlses
gubnpdrters tOnnte cine Rdtdltrop1s
perhiitet iDerben.
s{nnsbrnd. Gin TN StoDls1 4
faoi. bem prG9tigen Mtprdt tentrtsDi'es,
apfal. Ser Qonbssbauptfdbt, nbgeDdls
tener. ouBerorbentlin sdblrei4 4 bsllid 4 b
ter sreftabenb 6ilbete ben pDrldufs9e
slbfdluB Der Geftli4ttiten, tDtlge u ~ !.
gbren Mbolpb pihltr's DeranlfditeI
tpsrben. Die Stabt sSnnsbrud lp1rD
INN an fein.m Gsburtstug l4. 9eps
tember) nod ibre gliidnintnt 5lis
fommen unb bas gbrenbiirger gerDiplcr
iiberreidxn laHen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
NbeinpfaIs.

&utfersIautern. ssn ber
Solsbdnbluna bon Gebr. Dides brad6
sSeuer aus, bas in turser 3eit bic
S6neibemiible, bas Mai1inenbaus,
iripie srobe 9ol5porrdtbe 5erItDrte.
Das sSeuer sriff iobann auf bas Bee
na6barte 5abritanipelenu ber 200 Mr=
better bsfddftisenben 6o!5paarenin=
bmitrie 3aiierslautern iiber unb leate
bds 8ureaueebdube unb einen aroBen
Matcriul16uppen in Nf9e. Ser Nantz
pdchter biefer 6abrit ipirb permiBt;
man. befiir6tet, bab er mitberbrannt
lit.
2'anbau. Oie burh ben 9eraidt
bes Srana 5elbbauih erlebiste ppitz
italhaltung bier tpurbe benz 8eIiber
bes 8aitbofes rsum S9nanen", 21b=
tpia Braun. iibertragen.
Megen sipeier Gerse6en bes Beirut
aes in tpisberboltem NudfalIe bate iih
Der 43 Sabre alts Muguit Mmbeerger,
8uhbinber BON bier, bor Der @trafz
TANNER ba6ier gu rerantporten. Gr
erbielt 8 Monate 8efansnib.
Gin 8ltb fubr in Die Wobnung bes
&apeameiitcrs Wplter, Elm 3tpsiter in
Die Wobnung bes StabtI9reibers
8ehtbolb unb Elm britter in bas lanbz
gert9t;' bier gerietb Der I'M Sibungsz
1aole angebra9te Wentilator IN @liiz
ben. Spnft bat Der 8lib feil,en 6hd=
ben anaeri9tet. Sn Der @eeenb BON
Weinqarten bat Der farfe Mesen an
ben ssru6tfelbern, Bel @ermersbeim an
ben Sabatfelbern sr0beren Ghaben
anaerihtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
.BerIttt tl:,o 8raapenbtsrg.

9ernteir. = Dieter Gage ers
t0nte bier bic Sturmelode. 9(uf benz
aur Rgl. Oon,Gne 8ernitein sehDrisen
0rrnerfe parltnentof bate eia elf
idhriaer Rnabe bes Mrbeiters Oolsner
init eirem brennenbem Strobpil9
cine @dsune angeaiinbet. unb itano
bieie balb III beuen Tlammen.Ob
piele Spriben aus ben NaAbarDrten
aur 9ulfe berbeieeeilt naren, tonntc
man bod bes sSeuers taum 1err nsrs
ben.
sSinitertp al be. - Gin geuhte=
ter @iirger uniersr Stabt, Der friibere
Gjaltnirtb u. 8eae. 1T felt mebreren
3aeen aus ieiner Familie DeriApun,
ben. Das lebte 2ebensaeihen CAB er
am folgenben Sage aus Jalfenber3.
ssn icnem 8riefe iperben bic NngebOriz
gen aeheten, ibn niht erlt au iuheE. ba
bp1 ale 8emiibungen erfolglos fsin
triirben. Man permuthet, bas 8. IN
hs- MbllA! absereilt lit, iia bas 2eben
gu nebmet,.
ssriebehera, In. Die
iiingitt mitgetbeilt, lpurbe in poriger
Mrhe bier i'm Sberiee bic 2eiGs zines
nellgeborenen Ginbes aefunbeu. Nun
lit 0um Die Mutter bes Ginbes i'll ber
Dtripn bes DienitmdDhens Wlinna
2nbit ermittelt unb perbuftet ;porcelt.
sic bat tbre Shat eingeitanben, be-
heuptet aber, baB iie bas Rino DOr bret
Mrhen tobt geboren babe. Da Bel Der
eerihtsdr3tliden ObbIftioa 5er fart
in Nerlpefung iibersesanaenen 2eiHe
niht bat fcitgefteut tperoen fDnnea, Db
bas Rinb na1 Der Geburt gelebt bat.
10 toirb iie bes Ginbesmoroes i9merz
liG iiberfiibrt tperben tGnnen.
ssir{tentD IN a I b {. unIdnsft
mar IN Der in ber 8rnunsborferfrube
beleaenen hemifhen syubrif BON Dr.
Mtaul Elm betrGhtlihes 6hubelifeuer
ausaebtDheu. Das 9auptaebiube Der
Snbrii, IN Dem lie 4olaeiigfabrit1tion
rorgeHomut,l tpIrbe, ordnnte Dcls
i!inbig dus, nur bic llmfaiIungs>
mauern blieben ftebsll.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
yo,atntertt.

s. It Otsben 10. = 6ter bat
bas DienitmGohen Der ssrau BANTER
csecobs ibrem 2eben burd, Grtrdnfen
i'm DiepenomzStrom Elm borf9nelles
gnbe gemaAt.
prenslau u.-sSn prensluu banb
iib eine Wittipe 9. ibren iehsiGbrtgen
5obn auf BEN gliiden unb fprang IN
bic lleder; als lie bds Waifer 1piirte,
muHen ibr 'pobl bic Selbitmorbgeban=
fen peraanaen fein, benn lie rief laut
I'm 9iilfe, ebenio oas ainb. @s g,ldng
auh, bic 2ebensmiioe au retten unb
aab iie an, bduslider unfrieben bate
lie 81 benz f6peren gntidlub getrie=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
CMleSut9sGoISfettt.

M1tona. - 0ahter 1T nd6 einen1
mehrtpDdieem fhperen 2eiben Der Ssnz
baber Der 5irma $. gS. a0bner &c
Co., 8u6brudereibeiiber 5riebri6
Milbelm ODbe,einer i'm Otter bon ga
Sohren perltorben.Der 6eimgegangene
nor eine in ipeiten 8reifen seiGdbte
lnb belebte perfonlihfeit. Elm Men=
ihsnfrennb nnb itiller Wobltbdter,
Der manher Gorge unb SbrGne gez
ndbrt bat. 0err 0Dbereiner mar
SGeilbaber bes 0erlags Der nMltonaer
Na6rihten" uno 9erausgeber bes @lz
tpnaer Mbrebbuhes.
Burg a. s. sSn Der lebten
Gibung be5 Stabtperorbnetenfollez
ciums mar Der Irhitett Bob aus Riel
dntneienb, um NIT bem @tabtbertrez
tung ben apetten bon linn ansefertigz
ten gntpurf bes au erbauenbenRatb=
bauTes gu befprehen. 8om &ollesium
ipurbe bic NusFiibrung bieies @nt=
ipurfes befGlof1en. Wfit benz 8au pirb
balbm0gliblt beaonnen tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

magbeburg. Mdbrenb zines
hier berrfAenben beftisen @epitters
fhlua gegen 4a llbr Der 9lib III
bas wDrbersebdube aurfiirifenfrabe
so. 18. CT febte in elmer 8Dbenfamz
lner cine dlte Matrabe in Nrdnb, ging
pDn bier aus burh Bic 6drunter be-
finbliden bret Geidof1e, rib bon ben
Deden nnb MGnben ben Yut as unb
fiiIte fGmmtlihe in Miueibenfr6aft
ge3pgtne M6ule NIT bidbttfn N1u9,
obne itbo@ nod irgenbmD ST 3ilnben
obtr Meni6enIeben 5li seFdbvbtn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
SaEfandSte.

Wremen - ser burc, feline
rfnttbentihem Oihtunosn i, fpeiteren
greifen befnnnt, oetporbene Oidoter
Ssinrich Gsoifermnnn 1T i'm Mlter BON
7e Snhren neitorbsn GoItermnnn
4r,,rhs an II gRni 1909 in Nremen
.nehnrsn. er be5,thte hier bic Onmz
}hmle nnb Fam fpGter NOD 6ambura.
nm iich horf bei einem aonbitpr in, In
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

ten bieie Iolden grfolq, bab g. iih
DerbdltniBmdbis tDDhI btfinbtt.
@nefsn. Der Sulsi3rdtbMtins
harbt, Elm bieberer. IN dllenRreifsn iu<
fersr9tabt bchgsahteter unD beliebter
Monn, III pl0bliA in 5olge 9er5s
ihlases seitprttn.
sSntrofnin. Bel einsm @ez
pitter tpurba auh ber StelIen6eiiter
5hol3 in Ghtpentrofdine bur9 eiten
Bib, irsl1er nann in ben auer iiber
bic StraBe befinblichsn GnbftafI bes
Mderfpirtbs @rabufhe einfdlus unb
cine Rub nebft Ralb erihlus, getDctei.
DaHelbe ,Sdidial truf bic auf elmer
Mieie beIddfttgte 76idhrise Witttpe
Stah in Nefelnib.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
e@lere...

Bresldu.-lleber bic 9labfraae
fir bas Nfsmard Dentmal i'm Nies
{engebirge lit nun bic gntfhibuna ail
Guniten bes prnbelberges dusg.fallen.
Dieter Sage belt i'm 6otel Sur
6hneefpppe" In Warmbrunn bas Go-
mite, ipeldxs burh einiae 80 6erren
pertreten mar, eine Gibung 3um3nede
BET BefhluBfaiYuna in biefer Mngeles
senhett untet Woriib bes 2anbtaasabz
georbnetsn 2anbseridtsratb 9errn
Senbel ab.
@reiffenbera. - 8iel Sdas
ben 1T ber @egenb burh bas untpetter
Der lebten Sage erpaMen. ssn Wel<
fers6prf. 9agenborf unb unersborf
d?cber.en getpaltiae Blibfdldee Bez
Fbunsen Elm. sn QunsenDls itnb piele
8riiden, 5tege. toitfpielige l1ferbau=
ten tbeiltpei1e rliinirt.
OIs. - Qlln "a. Waai brannten
bic Siebefdmmer, berShuppen, &uh.~
Bferbez unb 66peineftall unb Die
G9eune bes ssreiitenenbeiibers 9narbi
iii Hippin=Gnouth BEL Neu=Mittelz
ipalbe nieber. 9as sseuer, mar BON Der
bcrtiaen MussiiglerspitttDe Ghriitiana
5hob angeleet iporben.Das Shnurz
eeriht perurtheilte bic Mnaeflagte nun
ipegen porIdbliher 8renbitiftuns unz
ter Musfdlub miloernber umfdnoe all
5 sSabren 2uhtbaus. 5 Sahren gbrenz
rehtsterluit unb Boliaeiaufii4t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14

ipurbe benz arbeifer syodhim Stsinbds
gen III sSGbrbDrf BET febents l:benbt
Gobn (ods a1ts Riab) getorer. Der
nsr3pgs sNsoent fat bei ber i'm 2. b. M.
ifattgsbabten Enufe pdthenlteae bei
bie{em Rinbs iiberrontmsn unD getats
tet, bab benz IGuflinae Die Nanlen So@
bann Mlbre1t beigeleat nurpsn. MiG
lit bem Dater Elm @nabengeihent ppm
90 Mart betpilIiet fDprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-09-14
Wtb1eta.

8a1eI. Der @rDbe Ndtb pal
ben gau eineg neuen S1ulbdutts irI
Suberen @palsnquartier fur 73O.OOO
ST. nit % alaHen belhlohtn. Oie
gieaieruna tpurbe ipesen lleberfiinung
Der GtrafzMnfiaft ermddtigt, Gtrdfs
linae in Observation-Disclosures iiI1s
teraubriraen. Gin 2anbdntdnf TN
8etrcae BON 3O8, COO ST. tpurbe 9ez
nebmigt.
Germ. sn 8ouperet fpnrbe Elm
eeSnbipibuum rerbdftet, pelhes eti'
6ittlihteitsperbrehen an eiIlem LIZ
idbriaen Mdb6en begangen bate.
2ebten Gonntaa babete Jerbinanh
R0sner BON 4renniier CRiberDiter=
reib). GoiffeurzGebiilfe Bel Npier IN
ber 2nrrdne 9ern, in Der aiemlin bohz
gebenben 9lare BEL Bern NIT 3tpei Ras
meraben. Die bret peranitalteten eirte
Dirt Wettfblpilnmen iiber ben reibens
ben Tlub. 9iebei lit NDsner ertrnrlz
fen. Die 2eihe bat man nod ni4t gez
funben.
2ugano. Der i'm See neriun<
fene Oampfer r9eloetia" ipurbe aus
benz Seesrunbe gebpben unb burh eis
men Oampfer our S4iffsnerfte ge=
ihleppt, mo ct reparirt tptrb.
eSn Sonpico Bel 2ugano bat elm
6unb bret fleine Ginber unb mebrere
anbere 6unbe eebifen. Der 9unb
tpurbe fofort getDbtet unb fein RDpf
nah benz paiteur'f9en Snititut in
Mailanb aefdidt, tpo fonftdtirt ipurbe,
baR ber 9unb bon Der Wutb befallen
mar. synfolse oieier gntbedung
herrldt in Sonpieo sroBe Mufregnnge
8ereits felt pieraebn Sagen beftanb Der
8efebl. ben 9unDen MaulfOrbe an5nz
legen: bod tpurbe an ptelen Srten bie=
fem obristeitsli4en 9efeble ni6t nud=
aelebt.
Neuh BE m.- Oabier fpurbe t1euz
lid NaAts elm anbjdser Namens
Rrdngli bon einem 2ulttpagen iiber@
fabren unb getDbtet.
uantl. = sn Der yla6t tpurbe
1iinaft 5tpiiden uapil uno Jlatpil Der
6iilfsbabnipdrter 8abr bon einem
Mbenbsuge ilberfabren unb i4redlid
peritiimmelt. 8abr tpurbe als 2eihe
aufgebohen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29
FOOD AND TEETH,

at Is a remarkable fact" said a
prominent dentist to the writer recent
ly, that the teeth of the poor are
stronger and last longer than those Of
the well-to-do classes. The reason FOR
this Is that what food the poor give
their children is OF a variety that goes
to make bones and teeth.
"tf we do not furnish to the teeth of
the young that pabulum they require
they cannot possibly be built up, 1t Is
the outside OF corn, oats, wheat, bar
ley and the like, or the bran, so-Called,
that we sift away and feed 20 the
swine, that the teeth require for their
proper nourlshment.
"ihe wisdom Of man has proved his
folly, shown In every succeeding gen.
Grafton Of teeth. which become more
fragile and weak, Our modern flour
ing mills are working destruction upon
the teeth of every man, woman and
child who partakes OF their fine bolted
-four. They sift out the carbonates and
phosphates Of lime in order that they
may provide that fine white -four which
is proving a whitened sepulchre for
supplying teeth with nourishment.
ut makes the dentine cementum,
and enamel strong, fllnt-like and able
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1899-11-29
STORY ABOUT MEaoENrHALER

Memphis sclmtHr.
Leo Rubl-. the prcHsmnn 0f the Bcim'
itnr. tells this story about tho Ate
Ottmar(M (Mcrg'nthhlcr One dny a gtran'
gor came into the preusrOOm and naked
how many pap'rs the press was run
ming IN.
"Ab1ul twenty thousand nm hour,
answered llublc lmpIlently, anxious
10 Rt rid " ,ha intruder and not par.
tioular about the truth Of his state
mrnt
This stranger stood watching the
press pump up and 1own for minute
or ~. and th,n sail. she Is running
about l7j a minute"
Pr~Hnen arr charicucristically sen
sltive about guarding the secret Of the
number ~ papers run on. and Rublc
was on the point Of bouncing the
vlnltor whoa he quietly walked out Of
the pressrpom and lett the prcaSman
wondering wh) he was
Later. when Rublc came into the
busln,~. Once. he found the stranger
In conyerallon with a member Of the
business ONCE fOrcc.
when the stranger walked out Rubl"
asked who hc was.
That man Is Ot,mar McrgcnthAier," ="
WAS ths reply,
We'll. didn't know him" replied
l,uble. but b. igurrd out what that
old press Of ours was doing to tee.
and didn't take but Il minute TO d. IT,
either"
when the edition nad been run of
tho rrcssman compared the time he
had bocn running with the number Of
papers and found that the stranger
had missed 4, only about "A half OF a
paper a minute,
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JACKS ALIVE. 4"
Phllad ,lphla Record.

Philadelphia Record
Their Is a now ana exciting game IN
town which is In great vogue among
thot who are fond Of gathering
around table and drinking a few
glasses Of beer Tor the sake of socla-
blllty, Chc new sport Is called Jacks
Alive" and Il can be participated In
by any number that can draw up TO
tho table comfortably, when all is
ready to begin each player holds in
his lcf, hand a stcln ot beer, An or
dinary wool N match Is lighted and
passed from hand TO hand, each player
repeating the words distinctly. Jacks
alive" as the ncry cmhcr Is passed
around the circle. During this process
the left hand must cling to the stein OF
hccr, while the right one Is used 10
pass the burning match along The
words ripple around the board with
increas I'd ACTIVITY as the glow dies
down townrl the unburned end The
excitement Increases as the flame gets
DINNER. and those who have handed
Jack stlll alive to neighbor heave a
Sigh n relief In the certainty that
Jack win not survive another journey
around the table Finally the ember
dlca AMI the unlucky holder Is almost
raised from his seat by the cxultant
shout raised from the rest Of the
crowd Jacks dead" The beer in on
tho one In whose hand the fire dies.
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The man who IL always down IN the
mouth seldom gvta up In the world.
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The following story appeared In The
daily papers Of the East one day last
week;
NEW CURE FOR INSANITY.
An Iowa Physician Claims That Many
Cases Could b. Successfully Treated
BY the Rcsetung OF Dislocated
Bonca

By Associated Press,
CHICAGO. Nov 25.-A special TO the
Times Herald from CeTStNyille, Iowa,
says;
Dr. r. Bearnard. the ostcopathiSt,
whose cure OF insanity by rsSetung
bone In the patients neck has excited
great interest among the physicians OF
this section. has been invited 10 visit
the state asylum for the insane, and
examine the patients there. AZ "a pro-
fesslonal dinner In this city last night
Or Bernard declared his belief that two
thirds of the insanity cases could be
cured by the rcssettlng OF dislocated
bones. The patient whose cure has
brought DIR. Bernard into notice is a
wealthy farmer named Bart Neal, OF
Piano. Iowa. who suddenly became
maniacal and was declared to be In
curablc. Dr. Bernard had him restored
to reason e hours after rtsetting the
dlslocated bone In his neck. Several
other physicians were present,
The marvellous cure for insanity at
the Iowa Asylum for the Insane de-
serves the caustlc pen OF Dickens or
Reed to properly describe. About
three years ago Farmer Neal was
severely injured IN an accident, several
Of his ribs being torn loose and his
backbone twisted, After suffering near
~ year and half he came to Cen
trtville, and In three weeks returned
to his home completely cure This
was an affront to the regulars" Of his
county they could not forgive, as the
sequel shows. That winter he gather
ed big crop Of corn besides doing
other work usual on the farm, Then he
was thrown from a horse and again
badly injured, 50 much so that he
could get neither rest nor sleep, nor
freedom from severe pains in the neck,
The doctors represented to his p ople
that he was subject to dangerous de-
msors, and liable to break forth a
raviEg maniac, and advised his con-
ilnement In an asylum, He wanted to
return to Centrevllle for ostheopathic
treatment This desire was represented
as another evidence Of his tendency
to deluslon, and It was threatened If he
was not voluntarily committed to the
asylum they would make complaint to
the authorities and by virtue of their
expert" testimony force the action to
be taken. His people finally consented
and by their persuasion Mr.. Neal him
self consented to try the asylum for
one north, His shoulders and neck
were fixed up with plasters and straps
and he was placed In confinement with
about $50 insane patients around him
as associates. He was given as high
as seventeen doses Of medicine daily
and kept under strict surveillance. He
was given mock osteopathic treat
ment so brutal in its severity that he