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The evening times., 1899-12-16
HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Ladies gentlemen. some knowledge
music; public singing, pleasure entertain
ment, vocal advancement. DIRECTOR, ll27 10th
st. Item
"A HORSE acted like a man. Pastor T.. IIez
SVEN explains Sonday night. :iJ o'clock
Free pews; commodious auditorium. Second Bap-
tist Church Auditorium, ith ST. and Va.
1t
The evening times., 1899-12-16

WANTED Situation as cook in fiIst-cla~s family.
hotel, or cafe; meat or pastry cook. Call at
g3n 18th St NV. dcI5-3t
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

unter ben gingebornen bon porto
ylieo lerridt bittere Notb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
Neateite Wa1ri1tcm.

Sn @bilapelpbia, ga., erplpbirte am
Dicnltas tn Steers 8ausumm,5abrif Elm
0alplintebdlter. Das Webdupe, in beln
400 SRaphen arbeite,t, murpe ,ertriimz
merit Mnp per1hierene benahbarte ba,iler
lhmer belhdpist. 3mei 9eiAname mur=
ben scfunpen unp II sermuncete Nerlp=
nen nad BEN 5elpitalern seldaTt.
. Su 0uta, &pmbpn Diitritt, tlnsarn,
brannten preilunpert !6auler ab. Die
2eihen ppn feben Srauen nnb Yier &in=
bern lino beretts aus ben 1riimmeru bcr=
perse3csen wprpen. Man slaubt, pa6
mod Yiele seihen sefmnpen perpen.
ger1Aiepene betrunfene Sclpaten pes
sireiten Stlinois Jfegiment5 ,pputcn in
Nusulta, @a., einige fleine !Spl,bittsn ii,
Sranp lteden. Sin lieutenant Mamens
Ntapasti fam pa3u unp pcllte lie ausei=
nanper treiten. 9lls bic Splcaten aber
sSiperltanp Ieiteten, ,ps er leinen Aeyol=
per unp lhpB Sas. 6. Gjiailanp BON Nipz
lcY, Sbic, in bic linfe Srult. Oiuilann
wpllte raS 6euer lGlhen. Gine Inter
iuhuns lit i'm Sang.
Der Sirna Smift unp Gr. in Gbieaap
nuree BON Der llnterllhuuss Commit
licn Die gesabluns fir 100000 Yfunp
serituntcnes 6leiih, pas mad Yprto Niep
9elhicft irurne, ,uerfannt. - sSte stel be-
tpmmt 9llger pasun2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
Gin .uinDieer Yrablbans

lit Gosblan, Der Gapitdn oes Sreusers
.&alelgb, melder lebte Mpbe ppn Wa=
Mia in Ne,D Wort eintraf. 9luf einenl
ganfeit. oas ibm 81 ghren in New
yort aeseben puroe. belt er cine &eDe.
in ,uelher ct mebrere Mittbeilungen il
ber ein bon Setuea Dem NDmiral Sieo=
rihs aeIteates llltinlatum mabte. De-
meD babe linn oas llltimotum ae=
ltellt, spilheu Grie9 poer Slltiruna oes
glotaoebrubs gu wdbleq. Garauf ba=
be Iib Dieoerihs gefiigt. Nu Dem @e=
i6mafel lit uatiirlib, mie friibere 9epe=
ihen ces NonliralS sSeneps esseiot ba=
ben, fein tuabres 9Bort. Ser Gapitdn
idlob feline Geoe nit einigen tnotisen
8emertllngen iiber Die Seutlben, ,,lpel=
DE nlbt n,elr sil atbmeu ipasten, obne
9elpeps grlaubniB."
Sin anitanoiser Soloat lpiiroe li1
i1dmen. 10 su liigen, aber felt 9llger
&rlegslniniiter 1T, mus man lih bon
ben 8ertretern bon Seer llnb Glotte
auf olles 9sfabt MAIDEN.
yei einem 3nelteu Bantett, bas 81,
gDren Der OiiiSiere oes v@aleigb" psr=
anltaltet ipuroe, bot goeblan feline
ihnoooeri9en gemerflngen luieoerbolt.
5eitber bat er li6 alleroings entihul=
big. uno erfldrt, Die &sporter bdtten
ieine glsoriife iibertrieben unb nidt
rihtig tDieoergeben. Sin ri1tiaer
sSaaltaff. Grit liiat ct, nm als 8roB=
bans al erIbeinen, uno oaml ipiu er
Die G6ulo auf anoere ibieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
Sein Seben auar aerettet.

Serr s. 6. 2illp, elm prnnlinenter
Siirger bon Sanaibal Wo., puroe tiirs=
lih auf Dunberbare Weile BON einem
lbredlibeu Sooe errettet. ST ersdblt
sd ertrantte am Sppbusfieber, tpelhes
in pneumonia iibersing. Meine 2un=
gen oerbdrteten lit uno i'd mar 10
l6wa6, oaB ib iogar mid nibt i'm
Sett aufrihten tonnte. Nibts balf mir
uno i'd erpartete, bab ih balo an Der
ebminoiudh lterben miiroe, als ib bon
Or. Sings Neuer gntoedung bDrte.
Cine Gloide ueridaffte arobe Sinoe=
run9. SD fulr nit Dem 8ebraub fort
uno lebt bin i'd geIuno uno itart. SD
fann ni6t geuue 81 ieinem 2obe iaeen."
Siele punoerbare MeoiSin lit Die fiber
Ite uno lbnellfe Sur Der Melt fir als
6als uno 2ungenleioen. @euObnli6e
8r0Ben so @euts uno Sl.00 probe-
ilaIhen frei in s. 6. DIFFERS Mpotbete !;
leoe SlaIde garantirt. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
Sa,tfnoten : Dabrifantem per=
fsaftet.

Waibineton, 8. g., 10. gpril.
9ieQeidt Die widtiaite gerbaftnug in
Der @eidibte oes Ser. Staaten @ebeim=
oienfes nuroe am Dienltag sema6t,
als Der Gbef, sSDln 6. 9@iltie unb ieine
Ngenten sluei Mdnner. 9lrtbur Saplor
uno 8alomin 8. yrenell. Die 8erierti=
ger oes berlibmten 800 Siiber GertiIi=
tates nit oem aopIe Dionroes, pe1baf=
teten.
GieIer Ssrbaftuna fol9te am Wtitt=
iuob biejerige bon William W. Socobs
uno William 8. 9enoig, sweier promi=
nenter gigarreniabritanten in 2anca=
fer, 3d., uno bon Sames Burns, Der
in Sacobs 9ienlten itano. @s muroen
auh Die Orisinal=Ylatten aufeefunoen,
bon oenen Die Silber=Gertilifate aeOruft
tporoen ,uar !; eine neue Platte gum
Drufen BON $1,000 9foten, uno cine iol=
DE gum Srufen BON $50 Npten, uno
aud brei platten gum 9rufen bon fal=
|i6en Snlanolteuer Warten, lonItiee
parapbernalien unD eine 9anse Sonne
Papier gum Srufen BON Yanfnoten.
Sie Ylatte nit bem Gppf Monroe's,
luie alb Die platte gum Srufen Der
SnlanoIfeuer : Marfen muroen in 2an=
caiter gefunoen, mo bos Sruden beiorat
wuroe. Die platten fur Die neue 800
Note tub Die $50 Note tpurDen in p6i=
laoeIpDia sefllnoen.
Sic SeamteE baben bon Den Tabri=
fen bon Sacobs llto Genoig ge1ib er=
.ariffen uno aub oeren GelDer in BEN
ganfen ppn 2ancaiter nit gelhlag be-
legt, i'm 8ansen unsefdbr $25, O01.
5pdter. 9ie Gi9arren 5abrit
BON Satobs bat rielise Mallen Cigar
rem nit fall6en 5teueritempeln abae=
ieBt. 100000 purben in 2anca1ter
ielblt fonfis5irt, 10000 in San Sron=
cisco. $4,000 in philadelphia 600, 600
in Cincinnati, 10000 in Soleoo, $500
in Stem Dorf, 10000 in Stem Orleans,
1000 in propicence, G. S., 10000 In
Senn., 100000 in Gbatta=
nop9a, 8etln., uno l40, 600 in 9enper,
Colorado.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

Die Trau, ,uelhe Elm liebenstpiiroiaas
Gellht, @eitalt unb temperament bat,
miro INNER Sreunoe baben, aber cine,
welhs gefalen mill. lnuB sefuno iein.
Wenn tie idpad. trdntlid lit, fp miro
lie nerO0s uno reisbar iein. gDenn lie
bartlelbi9 ooer nerenleioeno 1T. 10 per=
urlaht ibr ibleGtss glut gliitben,
iSinner, Salltausibldse uno eine bdb=
li6e @eldtsfarbe. glectric gitters 1T
Die bette WeoiSin in Der Welt, um ben
Wa9en. aeber uno Nieren gu resuliren,
lnmle oas Ylut su reini9en. IS per=
idafit ltarfe Nerben, belllifenoe 9luaen.
iummetipeibe 9aut unO ib0ne @eIi1ts=
farbe. gs madt cine gutausiebenbe
6rau aus elmer trdntlihen Yerion.
Nur SO Gents in i. g. M}i0ers Npo=
tbete. 2
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MpriI.

Der gdbnee pergebt bas Sis briAt auf = Sc
ibwlt Der StrOute Ilntb. = r8raft aeben |" iubelfs
I'M Stnrmeslauf. - 9aS 1T bic Ipee neS nabenben
s5rlbIings Der bpb fpmnten mug pb aut ber Winter
nod ip iebr NIT trmtlhen @ebdrbeu brdut. 81, ber
Troia IN bsr Wirflielt 9eitaitet id reia bas Bib
nnr n an banfis sans anbers; 9er @ui nod neuer
bieltben Sippen tbnt 2nnte nerleiben fpnnen. Scr
iebnafti9e Msunib 1T ba oaS WpubringerL baS Mers
ben aber ehlt benn Der &brper lit 5n ged3pd6t nm
nenem Seben 9ebeibliden Boben aa bieten. Sn Der
iail9en Wintertrdebeit bat m in ben gr6Beren aan6-
len nnb ben fenen Hbhrn bes Rbrpers mebr uub Rc1r
Stltlto 0i9eiannfit Der aIS abgenubt b6tte QnSae-
eben lperfen lolcn, itatt feiisn ater pon benz trGe
babnheBenben Slne npt fprtseiGeppt iperben fotti-
e ino diiebli uieoer ponl Gbrper bieicn ber9fteno
anfgclau9t purbe Ram anf Iold5em pergifteten Wr.
ben neueS &sbet erfprieBenA Stderlid nidbt eS lei
oemn On idaIfeit Matb, inbem 1u 3einen 06rper nit
Rilfc oer befibIten ct Bernard RrduterpiIlfn pp,l
benz Site befreit Dn8 jebe 4ebenSregunQ i'm Rei=
ME 3u erfiden brob 1ertrane Sid nifht ben Quarf.
olbern an; boife nts pDn beren Guedfilber bas ben
'Seib Mur tDd) utebr 5rrrlttet
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Sagesnc,tigfetteu
2nIunn.

Die 0eihmprenen Res Sunbesaerid<
tes, tt Charleston, 9. g., ppr welhen bic
prr;eie me9en grmrrpuna res farbigen
DpitmeiterS Ycn 9afe Gity perbanrelt
wurren, fcnnten lih niht einisen unp
purccn entlailen. Die prcselIe fpmmen
i'm nd6fen 5ermin wieperum auf's
Iaret.
Sier iunse geute tpuroen un,prit GRAM
fcrns Grriiina, isis, ppn einem 9plt,ns
Der Gbicasr II. Nprtbmeltern Gilentata
ilterfabren unp pret paYpn icfprt aetpptet.
Die 0etGnteten finn gennie Tulibs, &ittie
Marlbao unp gielie gSel6. Gerlest
wurpe Jrauf McTpnalp.
observation-disclosures t6paue in Ip=
lebp gerietb in Sc fabr, BON swei Saren
serriRen sm werpen. ST wplltc ypn ZEN
geiisern Der 5biere sebn Dollars &riess=
lteuera eintreiten. Die garentreiter
retaerten fih ater, su sablen unp lieben
Die 5biere auf ben Seantten los. !Sra aae
entfam nit 3erfesten &leioern.
Der ShulmGbeltrult bat bic Nreile cer=
art in Die {,Gbe setricten, paB Der Shulz
ratb bon CLEVELAND bic Grrihtuna elmer
etsenen 6atrif plant, trprin allies fir bic
orrtisen Sdulen nUtbise @tctiliar anae=
fertist werpen Ipa.
Ite Observation-Disclosures I'M Mdr,
tetrusen $50, 3S,447, cine ;3unabme de-
gen Mars 1898 ppn s9,491 $40. Su
ren SerFpiiencn neuu Mpnaten pes iebi=
ser Jisfaliabres betrugen nie Steuerein=
na9msn s201 ,522, 141 cine 3unabme yrn
~, 7,79o,49 sesen ccnielben .3ettraum i'm
Sprjabre.
Hihter 1tpn,as s. 9catpbY spm Sri
minalseriht In ct. epuis BAT TTentlih
abgeleusnet, paB er rie 3Ihtisuna elmer
5ran rnrh ibren Mann unter oeriiIen
umlt1npen sutseheiben babe. Ct babe
bic tbm scrScfutrten Jrauenpriisler unp
Sinoerqnaler tets ltrens beltrait,
Der MiHuuri 1T tart seitiescn unb Bat
pirI 5armlanp iiberlhmemnt. &iele Se=
mNaer Der Steperunsen mubten FIhten.
5n 6pl9e elmer Grplelion in Gppf une
9stite's &eblensruhe in Albuquerque, 81.
Sc, famen rier Manner uno Elm &nake
um's geeen.
Die Shulen unp &tr6en In Millersz
burg lino auf Sefebl Res Siirsermsiitcrs
selhlplien worpen, Tim bic Nustrcituna
Der Slattern 3u serbinpern. Sm llmfreile
Spn 10 Meilen 1T rie sefiir6tete Seuhc
aafsetreten, unp strei 5ppesIallc linp be=
retS 5u eer5eidnen.
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YotitiS6es.

gu Gbren oes Seiferiontases fanoen
|DeriAieoene Guno9ebun9en Der Gemo=
traten itati. SSn gRilmalltee unD in
Nelp Yort erflarte iit Wnl- S. Yrpan
wieoerbolt fiir Die sanse @bicaaoer
plattform.
Gpreter &eeo beabib igt 1ib BON iei-
ner parlamentariihen 5batieteit Suriid=
sll3ieben, Inn in cine Stem Dprtsr 9ln-
iualtsfirma nit einem Bcbalte BON $50,
600 bas s}alr e,nsutretcn.
Senator Auap bon genniDlpauien
lpuroe in oem 9eaen ibn 70 lanae iblue.
benoen proseiie bon ben @eihmornen
freiaeiprD6en uno bonn 8ouperneur
Stone gum 8unoesienutor ernannt. -
Gin Bouperneur BOT oas 9teht, cine @a=
fang i'm Sunoesienat gu fiillen, aber es
ifebt ibm nidt bas Iebt 81, el,len gun=
oesienator 81 ernennell, menn bic Sc
iebaebune feline Mabl gu stanoe
brin9t.. Man BARI oober nit Gebt oa=
rauf aeiponnt iein, pb Der Sunbesienat
Die Grnennuns beitdtigen iplro ODER
nibt.
sn SEEM Ourt iibt Elm 2ee,slatur=
MuslduR Sur hnteriuhunN Der 6nrrup=
tion in Der Sem Norter Staotpertpal-
tllng. Sin 9ntrag, Die llnterilhuna
aui ben republitaniiden @pB Ylatt aus.
suoebnen, murbe bon ben republifani.
iden Dlitteliebern. oes Nusituiies init
@ntriiituna suriid setpieien. = Wubr=
fdeinli6 fiir6teten Tie ben 8efant elmer
lolden unte,iu1ung.
8on ben aur 3eit etndblten Sc 8un=
beslenatoreu linD 81 Gcpublifauer. 26
Eemotraten, 4 populilten, 4 Silber=
Gepublitaner uno l (anle bon Siio=
Eatota, } Der iih als llnabhdnai9en be-
seidnet. A Mltslieoer biloen eli,
Quorum. Die Gepublitaner baben z
Gtlmmen mebr. als no.hmenoig lino,
UNI nDtbiaenfalls alein Die @erbanb=
lungen gu fii6reu INIT ibre YarteimaB-
reaeln pnrdSuieben. sic baben Gle
Getualt Der notjpnalen @eiebaebllng in
9dnoen ulo peroen benz entIpredenb
Ia0e Nerantmortli1teit Su tragen baben
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Nu5lnnn.

Sn Eclentbal (Jteub) babcn bet Der
Grplpiipn cines Tampffellels lieben Menz
lhen ibren Sub sef,lnpen.
Sei einem TritbiabraausTua, BEN Der
hriflidc Siinglinsrerein in Dem lhleli=
lhen Stapthen Ntmptid, an Der gpbe, i'm
9tegierun9sbe,irf Srcslau, unterncmmen,
frnnten Die 9ferpe an elmer ablhilliaen
Steae ben sSasen niht mebr balten unp
ralten unauftalt1nm ben Sersatbana
btnab. Die Snlaiien pss 8asens muir
Den biuausgelhleupert, Der !Sanpelsmann
sSintler Ypn 9iimptlh blieb tppt auf benz
Wabe, ieben Der Ausiliisler linp 70 ldmer
Yerlest eab tie faum nit ren 9eben pa=
spn tommen nfrpen.
SIN 9Hien bat man geriuhe nit einem
neueu Nesplsergemebr gemaht nas Is
patronen auf einmal entbdlt unp INIT
pem man 45 Shiiiie in Der Mm,ute at=
leuern fann.
Sn Minhen 1,thte hie 6rau &atbari=
na Dauter, bic iterblih In einen Shau=
lpiefer perliett mar, lih ibres Mannes,
zines Mcsgermeiiters, unp ibrer &inber
,,t entlepisen unb Elm Mebaerfnecht fp(lte
ibr babel bebulTid lein. Dph bieier ser
|rietb ben plan anb bic Mesare 1T in
5aft.
Sn @erreSbeim int Neaierunasbe,irf
DiiNelpprf In Der HbeinprpYin, lit Getl's
5euermerfSfSrperfabrif In rie 9uft aeflc-
gen, nit i1r Der 5atrifsbeiiser Sell 1eltf
unp prei in Der 8abrif beldaftist se,pe1e=
ne Mdp6en, Die bei Der ,tnfreimtlliaen
Suftfabrt lammtlih ibren 1pp sefunpen
baben.
Gs beiBt, &ailer gSil6elm beabiAtiae.
Berlin unp Die Spritaote ;u elmer beIpnpe=
ren prcYir3 ,r maiden, ipppurh bic aeaenz
partige Selbitreaieruns Der Stapt grGe=
tentbeils 3erltSrt purre.
SIM preuBi1tben Mbsecrbnetenbaus mtI
bic Beratbuns Der grpBen Ganalpprlaae
begunnen, pelche enen &rertt ppn ann1bz
remo 240, 10000 Marf fur oie Gerbin=
bung bes Nbeines nit Der Glbe fprpert.
Spater ipll pann Gin 0rpBlhiffabrts
Canal Stettin Berlin aetaut mnp bic
Glb. NIT ber Sper relp. Meihlfl psrtnny
ben werben.
Sn bcnsfons 1T bic 8eulenpeit aitsae-
Ebrchen. Man ttut dies MGelibe, baBl
bic PET ist6t rnrh Shihe nah Manila
ptrpHan3t tpirb.
Die Nepublif Bolivia bat ibre jiina1e
NeYchtticn gliidlih iiberfanpen ,nb te=
itnret fiA ipiecer IN rubi9em 3uItanbe,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27
8isannr6S ciicrnc Ncrpc1t. !

tua,sn bas Mefultat elmer eiiernen Sc
ilnobeit. lnbellaiumer Mile unb
raltlole @ner9ie finoet man 1li1t, tpenn
Waaen, 2eber. Nieren uno Gingetpeioe
nidt in Gronung 1i;lb. 9Dotlt ibr nieie
gigenitaftell uno ben @rfolL Den lie
brinatn, aebraudt Er. Sings neue 2e-
benspillen. Gielelben entpifeln ale
3rdfte bes Geiltes lino Gorpers. Nur
rs Gents IN Der Npotbete BON S, s.
Dtiller & 6obn. 9
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0MIfani{Ne MMsbriiMe

limo 9robartia, aber 0autausihldge
nsbmen benz 9eben alien 3eis. 'Buf-
lens Mrnica Galbe 'turirt bieielben, io-
ME aud alte llno flisBeroe Munoen
unb Gieberauslhld9e. Ulcers. 8eulen,
Jelons, 4ibneranaen. War5en, Gdnit-
te, Brcao= unb griibnunoen. oelprun<
gene 0dilbe lno JrDiibelllsn. Sic
bette 0eilllng fir 0dmorrboioen, Die es
aibt. gertreibt pein ilnb Gdn,er5ea.
yiur 25 Gents Der Stadtel. DeilunQ
aarantirt, Dertauft ilt Der Qpotbefe
bof 8. s. Miilsr & Sobn. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-27

Mus ganecitser, 9. 6. traf bic Nad=
riht stn, Dap an Der Riilte BON auitralien
i'm lebten Mcnat Elm firhtbarer Srtan
9eipiltbet bate unp naB mebr ais 400 Der=
lpnen BON Pen Np9en perlhlungen NOR
cen ieten.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

has carried away impressions so dis
tlnctly favorable to the Cincinnati edit
or that his stock has risen away above
par.
1t is not singular that man who calls
his employees friends" who without
reservation entrusts the management OF
his properties to subordinates and relies
upon their loyalty to protect his inter-
ests, should possess strongly defined
qualities that are envied in all success
full men. Neither is it singular that he
should develop reserve force of mag
netism for an occasion like the present
one. Mr.. Mclean could not If he want
ed to, conduct campaign on principals
that would involve indiscriminate
speech, forced display of good fellow
ship, and abandonment of the natural
reserve and modesty that have charac-
terized his whole life. He is a business
man, accustomed to quick Judgment.
prompt action and silence. A life
time of the hardest training in a school
that does not spare it's pupils-the news
paper business-has left an indelible i'm.
press upon this distinguished citizen
which is rarely seen in leaders of great
party functions.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

by this means he hoped to scare the fell
low so he would descend, and he sue
ceeded admirably, for the person up the
tree slid down to the ground without
further ceremony. When he did so,
Mr.. Hitler discovered his noctural Wis
itor to be husky negro. 1t was too
late to back out now, and, grabbing the
fellow by the arm with one hand, Mr.
Hitler caught him around the neck with
the other and threw the negro to the
griund. Then followed a battle royal
A lady who was visiting at the house,
and who come to see what the trouble
was about, yelled for some one to assist
Mr.. Hitler in catching the thief. After
struggling with the negro for some
time Mr.. Killers thumb was dislocated
and the man succeeded in getting loose.
He ran into the arms of an old gentle
man who had been attracted by the calls
for help, but easily got free again and
was soon lost in the darkness.
The injury to the plucky mans hand
is quite severe, and will make it useless
for some time.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
CAUGHT NEGRO
STEALING FRUIT.
Theodore Hitler Has an Excit-
ing Encounter.
BATTLE IN THE DARK
Former Canton Man Puts Up Pretty
Fight But His Opponent Gets Away
safely-Has a Sprained
Thumb.

Youngstown Vindicator: Theodore
Hitler, the genial manager Of the Arc
Engraving company, caught tartar
on Sunday night and, for a time, he had
q serious problem on his hands.
Mr.. Hitler and his wife reside in the
old Andrews homestead at the corner Of
Wood and Holmes street. Surrounding
the house is q fine orchard of various
kinds of fruit trees, which this year are
well filled with lucious fruit. A pear
tree near the house is especially attrac-
tive for the youth Of the vicinity who
make frequent nightly visits to the lot
in quest of the fast ripening crop. Sun
day night Hr. Hitler heard some one at
his pet pear tree, and, going around the
house very cautiously he managed to
get under the same before the party
could get down to the ground. Thinking
the fellow up In the tree was a boy, Mr..
Hitler called upon him to come down.
The object did not move. Mr.. Hitler
called out to his wife to bring his rifle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
MORE sTAR-sPANGLED ORATORY.
(Chicago Chronicle.l

Mr. William Mckinley Is a man pre-
eminently able to grasp the skirts of
happy chance. Minor members of the
Republican party having manifested an
ill-judged disposition to dispute his
sole right to the American flag as a
stage property, he has seized the oppor-
tunity afforded by his tour of Atlantic
coast resorts to clinch his claim there
on Within the past week he has ad-
dressed many audiences of cottagers,
clam -diggers, bathers, life-savers and
side-show "barkers," and he has so
wrapped the national ensign about his
person that it will never be disengaged.
1t has become a part Of his costume,
and, while it is not stated that he has
had pajamas cut from Its starry folds,
1T is probable that his tailor has receiv-
ed orders to make him at least one pair
of golf trousers from the red, white and
blue. This, 1t may be remarked in
passing, is an adornment of and honor
to the flag, for that which our noble ex-
ecutive touches he both honors and
adorns.
At Ocean Grove on Friday, facing an
enthusiastic mass of listeners, in whom
CLAIMS and beer madly seeth-
ed, his left hand buried under his right
lapel, his left foot advanced, his right
arm gracefully sweeping, the two larger
fingers extended in the manner he made
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01
A GREAT HELP.
Mclean Was the Best Kind of
an Assistant to His
Candidacy.
Special to News-Democrat.

Special to NeWs-Democrat.
GAINESVILLE, Aug. 3O-Whatever else
may be said of John r. Mclean since
he entered the canvass for the Demo-
cratic nomination for governor, even his
most unreconciliable opponents have
to admit that he has disappointed all
preconceived ideas of himself entertain
ed by persons he only knew previously
by reputation.
Mr.. Mclean has brought into this
fight the same thoroughness, the same
astuteness and the same genius for or
ganization that have served to make
him one of Ohio's celebrated sons.
Since he came to GAINESVILLE he has
made big strides into the good will of
those Democrats who have met him
and it is undeniable that he is infinitely
stronger now than he was then.
Mr.. Mclean has developed a quality
of goodfellowship during the past "a
hours that has been as refreshing as
it was unexpected. Regarded as a man
of business, a promoter and manager of
big interests, and withal a most modest
man who shrunk instinctively from the
of personal politics, some of
his friends We're in doubts as to the
he would make upon dele
gates who are easily attracted by mag
netism and repelled by hauteur. The
result of twenty-four hours of mixing"
with all kinds of Democrats has sur
passed the hopes of even his most op-
timistic admirers. Every Democrat
who has met him and shaken his hand,
add they number nearly a thousand,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-01

famous when talking from the historic
front porch at Canton, he was delivered
of the following golden sentences:
wherever that flag is raised it stands
not for despotism and oppression, but for
liberty, ty,opportunity and humanity. What
that flag has done for us we want it to
do for all the people in all lands which
by the fortunes Of war have come with
in it's jurisdiction. That flag does not
mean one thing in the United States and
another in Porto Rico and the Philip
pines"
Could anything be finer? Could there
be a more pat and forcible answer to
the questions: Why did we pay $2OO0O,-
900 for the succession to a revolution?
Why did we persistently refuse to rec
ognize the Filipinos? Why did we de-
cline to announce a policy concerning
them? Why are we butchering them?
Why are we attempting to steal their
lands? What has become Of our tradi-
tions and ideals?
We maintain that there could not be
a more complete refutation of the trail
tors who have dared to criticise our
heaven-born. Let them depart into
outer darkness and gnash their teeth
and wall. In especial let Mr.. George E.
Adams and other poachers upon the
preserves of Mr.. Mckinley peruse
those glowing lines and remember that
the American flag is to be used as an
argument, a decoration, an advertise
ment, a bed cover, a dolly or a night
shirt by no other person alive than our
noble executive. From hem to center to
hem 1t is the peculiar, personal and pri-
vate appurtenance of William.
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