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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
@rokberaoetb,t,,t 1efTest.

MIsbeim. Gs lit bod ae!pib
etpas Seltenes, bab in einem Ocrfe
innerbalb ] 3i4 Sabren 5pei golbene
Qebreriubilden sefetert perben fonnen,
uno biefe Seltenbeit fam bier Dor.
Wdhrenb ndmlih am 1. Npril 1897
Dasienige bes Qebrers Marr fe1tlin be-
,gangen tpurbe, feierte man bie1er Sage
oas 5idbrise Dienitjubildum Des 2eh=
rers @trob.
8Dben beim. Dabier feierte
bic Gltefte6rau Rbeinbenens, bic Mittz
tpe Gorbini, ibren @eburtstag. Die
fOrperlid allerbinss fhpahe, aber gei=
itis nod riiitise 6rau lit jebt lob
Sabre alt. Ste erinnert ii9 gerne. aIs
cine geborene Gauberin, an Blihers
Nbeiniibergang in Der Neuiabrsnad,t
1914 unb min ben Mar1Aau Dor-
fpdrts, tpie au6 Rai1er Milbelm ben
@rDben unb NapDleon ben Griten per-
f0nlih getannt baben,
@an MIgesbeim. Gine in
ber sympr6gniranitalt bon Nifolaus
Rprnelp aufgefunbene Qeihe ipurbe ais
bic beg GaglDbners sSobdnn 0Drr A
aus Neihelsbeim i'm Dbenpdlb aqz
nos3irt. Ser Mann mar 66 Sabre ait
unb bat i'm perflofenen Sabre Bel ci-
dem Qonbpirtb in Stabeden als
.Rnedt gebient.
MDrms. Die freitpillige sseuerz
ipebr nubte biefer 9dge bpn ber ST.
fenbd6G GesGlDsfk n9 beranSe3O9en iperz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Yron. Ga1Sett.

Wf a 9 be burg. -Oas Seltconits
Der 3tharb Waenerz5eier, burh nas
bic gebenftafeln am Neutrality-suspicious.
bauie Rt4aro Wagners, iotpie an nm
ferem eEemaligen Stabttbeater an %.
Wai b. s. geitiftet purben, be1hdftist
ii6 iest NIT Der geihaffune elmer
iiberlebensgroben Bill tie bes Meii tiers,
bic etnen ebrenben plaB in Der Wanz
belballe unieres Gtabttbeaters einnebz
men ion. Gerabe Magbeburs lit beru=
fen, bem groben Reformator Der Spet
Elm 9entn1al au feben, nenn un lere
Nateritabt mar Die erite Stdtte leine5
10 iegensrsi6en Wirfens. Man plant
Elm unieres 5tabttbeoters lpiirbisss
0entmal 81 erricbten.
grfurt. - Sn Der bieiieen fgl.
9epebrfabrtf 1teht, tpte rerluutet, Die
Wieberaufnabme bes nun felt Sabren
fchon rubenben 8ollbetrie6es in Nus<
iicbt.
Wfer1eburo. Oas t6iiringis
fde 5uiaren Heeiment y1o. II nerz
bleibt Bis auf Weiteres in ieinen Gar
niiororten. Sorgau 1T als 5ufiinftias
@urniion fallen gelaFen tporben; oiele
Stabt ion nod iDeiter nit Nrttllerie
belegt tperben. Oas 12. 9ularenzHez
aiment ipirb in ben neu gu biloerhen
heiiiiden Oipii iionsperbanb einbe3Caen,
ba Bel biefem bic gapa1erie feblt. s.,lS
autiinftiee 9arnifonorte iinb Witl~
bouien /. 81. ober Grfurt in Gusiidt
genommen. tpeld' lebteres iih elbotsn
bat, cine Sfaierne al bauen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
&at.inM6ote.

Bremen. Oiefer Sage tpurbs
i'm 9annoperi9en S9nea5ug ber
S9iibenmirtb aus Mdinr, oerr BIZ
idoff, unter MKiftena zines Mr3tes unb
elmer barmberaigen Sdtpeiter lad
8remen sebra4t. Oer1elbe tatte aus
Mnlab elmer in 1einem 2ofal itatifin-
benben sse5t!ihfeit cine ercRe Yetro=
leumlampe an3iinben ipoller. OieIs
erplobirte unb 8iI6off ipurbe AM san=
aen RDrper fur6tbar perbrannt. Ser
Dor Shmer3en ftObnenbe aranfs lpur@
be mittelft @anitdtspasen unIsrer
Ieueripebr in bic bie1ise 4rantenanz
1talt gei9efft. Dort lit 8iTnoff 5ez
resssss eeforben.
8 bed. 8eim &analbou Dor
benz Burathpre tpurben burd in bas
Tutf6en gefDmmene @rbmaHen Slpei
s@1-beiter perfdittet. Die fofprt ell1gez
n0mmenen Hettungsarbeiten forDerten
atpar bic 0erungliidten tpieber gu Sag,
sd mar ber Mrbeiter @oebler bereits
sAaAs leidbe. Sein College fam nit ge=
ringen 0erlebungen bapon. @abler
ipdr Derbeirotbet.
Wegen Majeftdtsbeleibiguns lpurSe
Der bier nobnbafte friitere 2anonirtb
5ehramm in 9uft genommen.
gu benz @inbruhsoiebitabl Sci Der
2otteriebauptcolecte Der sSirma Sob.
Sbeob. Shr0ber 1T gu melb,r, bab
Der @inbreder burh Den 2ubefer yari=
mindlpadtmeiiter St6rmer in Dam=
burg Derhaftet iit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

Shmibt, ssrau bes hief. 8rieftrdsers,
bat einen alter labmen MannNamens
9artb nit eigener 2ebenssefabr aus
Der fart itrDmenben 81 gerettet. Die
5rau iprang felbit in ben Slub binein,
als lie bas 6ilfeeefbrei bes Grtrinfenz
ben bOrte, unb lanbete ben 1hon Be-
pubtlofen enblib nit erDBter Miibe.
S6re Sodter balf i'm ,pieber ms 2ez
ben 5uriid5urufen.
Saargem il II b. - Der 2anhz
rihter Or. 0iledrb babier 1T BON ben
8atfer gum 2anbeerihtsratb ernannt
ipprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

Ftlebne. eesn Der Raht be-
Iutte Der Gigentbiimer1ohn Rldtt aug
5hneibemiiblen feline Shpeiter dltf
@orpert etbneibemiiblhen. Muf benz
g3iidmeoe lit alatt burh einen SdnIb
burn Mrm unb 8ru1t aetootet tporoen.
Der 8ater fanb ieinen5obn als 2ei1e
ouf nem bsIaqten Weae por. Die 9e=
ridtlids llnteriuhuna 1T einaeleitst.
item. - Cine 2(naabl 6erren
trdet iih nit Der 9(biiht. bier eire
2ungenbeilitdtte in's Geben gu ruTcn.
Hpqofen.-- Gon amtliherStelle
1T benz 6errn Nedtsannalt unD ylotor
Gobn bier aeitattet poroen. onltatt iefz
nes bisherisen sSamilien Namens
yGohn" ben TamilienzNamen n6abn"
tpieoer dnnebmen au Diirfen.
g 6neioeln ii i T. 9luf Der Gt@
ienbabnitrede S6neioemiihls Oeuti6z
&rpnezGalIies uno sipar Bel Der Sta
tion 5iib bat iid Elm ilEfda ereisnet,
inbem auf einem ue6erneae liber oas
gabneeleiie bon Dem 3uoe elm Jubrz
rperf erfubt, Die pferoe oet0otet uno
Der Waeen 5ertrilmtlert tpuroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
StIrtn9eh.

Defiau.- -Oie bisiise Straftam=
ner perurtbeilte sinen friiberen Waz
oenfiibrer Der Oehauer StrabenbcIn
ipeeen @efahrbung zines Giienbabnz
transportes gu elmer Gefdnsnibitrafe
bon 2 Sagen. Der 9lngetlagte bate
ben 3uiammenitoB elmer locomotive
uno eines Motoripaeens in Der WeiGe
bor bem @pmnalium perl6ulbet, neil
bas 6alten Der locomotive bon ibm
ni4t rehtaeitie DeranlaBt porben mar.
Gifena6. - 0abier 1tarb i'm 6S.
2ebensiabre Der Sberit q. .. bon
shuls, Der nit Mus5ei6nune biearie=
ae bon 1864 uno 1870 mitssfdmpft,
bag gtierneRreua eriporben unb bur1
feline Difienf6aftli9e 8ilbung berporz
ragte. - sSbm folete am felben Sage
i'm So. 2ebensiabre Der 2unogeridts=
Director &ubn, Der nub tur5er &ranf=
beit bon ietnem Nmte unb ieiner ssaz
mile aeriflen puroe. Musse6ei6net ais
Surtit unb Ri6ter, mar er ob 1eines
lauteren gbarufters unb leiner Weu=
ihenliebe bp9 gef6abt.
Got + a. 8eim pfliiden bon
5annenspeisen lit i'm futtsrfslber
WalDbeairf Elm Samilienpater, Der 5
llnmiinbiae &inber binterldbt. burb
@tura bon elmer ssidte oetoptet tpors
ben, pdbrenb Elm 22idbriaer sSihten~
aapfenpliider burcb einen Stur5 tOot=
li6 perlebt tpuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
eMteSWtgsAolfeftt.

SSIensbura. Die er1te Strofz
TANNER perurtbeilte Den Mrbeitsr 90
merou aus preubiih-gnlau, Der ieie
nerseit in Der Ndbe pon Mpenrcbe eine
Hacfatrerin aus Broader burtb einen
Gteil,purf tDbtete, speaen fabr!Sfiiaer
gobtune au brei sSanren 8efinanib.
Glii d It st. sSm oerflo1Iensn
Sabre 1T bic 8anthatioteit in unIerer
Stabt eine 10 lebbafte 1stpeien, lpie
felt ssyaGraehnten niIt. Nbaefeb.n pon
perIhiebenen grneiterunasballten fino
bier 13 neue Mobn6auier nit nebeau
SO Mobnungen entitanben. Nofh reeer
rirb iih Die 8authdtiafeit poranslihtz
lih i'm ndhiten Sabre aeitalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
@eTpreuben.

Grduben3. Gin nibtstpiirs
bigger Streih lit 0errn 8aufmann uro
Subrbalter M. Hobert eeipielt iporben.
en- Der Nadt iinb Is pferben bss
6rn. R. Die SdDdnSe aum Sbeil eon5
abaeihnitten. gum 9heil bur6 trep>
penartiees Nerfhneiben 10 perunialtet
iporben, bab cine 2lnsabl Der Yferos
monatelang iiberbaupt niht I'M Dffeut=
lifen Werfebr perlpanot tperben fam.
6errn H. ertpGhlt baburh Elm betrddt=
liher 6haben. Der 5bdter 1T nph
niht ermittelt. Gr n1ub nit ben 8srz
tdltnii1en in ben Stduen aenau per=
trant aetpeien lein. Da Ell elm biifiees
pferb unb einen Ghldoer niht 6eriihrt
bat.
arientperb r.-Sn Der 9in=
aeleeenbcit bes in berWeihiel bei ssieb-
lib tobt aufaefunbenen aorbnlaher2c
berls haben 2pfcltermire itattgsf!lnben,
bic inbehen au6 slr alarnng Der nn=
iieriDfen Sadie nur !penia hisetragen
hahen. Nlbrenb man einerieits Seltitz
rlorb fir Dorlieeeno era9tet, beTinost
iiG anDererfeits unter Dem Werbo6te
bes Morbes elm Gieentbiilner allsbiebs
lis nod INNER i'm ihsgefdngnif.
gs iperben bon ibm einiae ibn bers
bGhtiaenbe Ieilberungen berihtet,
auh mant er iiber ieinen Mufenthalt
sur 3eit Der Shat !piberlpreherbe 9trz
Gaben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
&6tai9rei6 @A6Sen.

8obnibf6 B. MeiBen. - I'm
ldngit 1tiir5te auf Dem Reubau bes
gauunternebmers Starfe oer Odhoez
der WiltoiG bonn 0a6 bur6 bas BAL
fenlager Big in bas &elIerseipDlbe. Der
Ghperperlebte ipurbe benz 1tdoti1hen
aranfenbauIe in MeiBen 3usefiibrt.
gri III it I cb a II. - WGbrenD ei=
reg Sturmes parb i'm 8ismurdbcin
elm 3temli6 itarfer Baum snttpur5elt
unc bon einem 6aufe in 6enersborf
Elm She'll bes 0adhes ubeeriHen, Gar
tenmauern umqeriHen II. +. IN. 2luS
onberen Srtihaften Der umoehnng
iperben ebenfells oeringere ober 9rU=
bere S6dben gemelbet.
Gtbau. - 6ier iinb spei Shulz
fnoben, Minnih unD GDBler, 10 unb
13 Sabre alt, pelGe iib auf bic mori9e
gisoede Der 2e6mgrube Der sSsrael'z
lhen 3iegelei gepaat batten, einssz
hrodFn uno ertrunfen.
SIRE BERG. - 6ier entleibte 1itb
bic Mittipe bes Dor aur3enl burh
Selbitmorb aus benz 2eben aei1ieDez
nen Sauloireetors 6efe in Mltenbpri
BEL GbemniB. Die 8ebauernsperthe
lit an Sbtpermutb.
6aini6en. - Der bier tpohnz
bafte 60idbrige Meent 6aupt, Der iid
allaemeiner 6oha6tung erfreute, erz
trdntte ii6 i'm Jog. &rabmiiblentei6c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
CIoettbmr8.

8erne. -sSn bieiem Monot tpirO
6err @emeinberor1teber s. i. Wenfe
in 8ettinsbiibren Hein 25=idbr. Subj.
laum feiern tpanen. !0err wenfe 1T felt
rielen eSSabren Qanbtaasahoepronster,
Mitglieb bes itanhioen Wusiduiles beg
2dnbtaaes unb felt einiger 3eit ol:h
Mitglisb Der GanbesiDbne
at h ia item. - Serr Yd6ter
Geinr. 6irihbein bierl. taufte eine &C.
4 Shffli. arobe 5l0he 2ono bon 6rn.
sS. Sattenbprf bierIelbit. Der preis
fetrdGt pro S6ffli. $50 mart.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

ben, um bic Qocomotiben nit WaHer
au periorsen, ba infolse Der 5tDruns
i'm itdbtiihen Waiieripert auh Der
8abnbpf obne MaiierDorratb iuar. gu
bieiem 3pede. mubte Der srObte a6eit
Der Mafdtnen nad benz Hbein fdhren.
tpo Die 0eueripebr in 5bdttgteit mar.
anbere Maihinen ~rertbeilten iid, sur
Waflerperforgune nah 5ranfentbal
unb SItbofen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
GiiaHs&otbrineeM.


Mi eb. Der Sobn zines hieliaer
anaeiebenell Bddermeiiters lpurbe
1ctiper perlebt ms @pital aebraht. Gr
tetts porher nit einem Wfdbhen auf
Ser Strabe eine llnterreDung, in bere,l
@erlauf Ell einenHepolper aus Der Ea1
1he aos unS auf feine 8esleiterin
InrB. Dieie flihtete unb Der iunge
Mann aab nun 3tpei @hiiiie auf ii1
ielb1t ab, Die teibe In ben Ropf trafen.
Die ltrfade bes 0orsanses ldBt iih
nidt feititellen.
Gnfi5beim. Cine ssran
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
BerItn nab Branoe,,bnre.

8riesfotp. Neuli1 Mbenbs
fanb in einem liei. @aithalife eineJefts
lichteit itatt, hei Der fMieblih cine
5hldgerei 3ipifhen atpei iungen 2sus
ten ausbruh, bic bann auf ber @traBe
lire 6Ortfebung funb. Gnblih rief
man bie Mutter zines Der R6mpfer,
,dls 5ie ibrelt i'm @e{int bllkenbenGpbn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Gattttoper.

9ab 8eutbeim. Die Wabl
Des sSabritanten Sob. Grabbe 3uln
8iiraermeifter nnierer 5idDt bat bic
bebDrblihe 8eitdtisuna aef,lnben; bic
Ginfiihruna bes genannten 6errn in
fein ileles Nmt tpirb biefer Sage iicttz
finben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
2urentt mrN.

Ooninle1l. 1l.-8pr aursem ipl;r>
be nns benz Maurer Mihel @1oct auz
aehDrioe iloltrt qeleaene Wobn5aus
nebIt Gtallune burh eine EeuersbrunT
ocnalih einaedffsrt.
@rosbpns. Der so idbrige
2onbbote ytifplcs 6ermann bon Gre
pels aerietb auf benz 6eimipeg nit leiz
lem ssuhrlpert nes Nadts in einea
5teinbruh unb itiirate ab. Des Mior@
aens fanb man i'm als 2eihe auf.
91ieDerfer1hen. csn BEN
unpeit biel. Srtihaft porbeifliebenben
gohe ipurbe fer 35=iGhrige SSirth
9ntpn Mais aus petinaen als oeihe
defunben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
0eterrei6s1ttt9artt.

80 ten. = Dem Dramenoihter g..
$ouuptmaan ipurbe fir fein Drama
nsSubrmann 5enfdel" Der @riGpar5er&
Brets in Der 6Obe bon 2400 Fl. auer@
fennt.
Sub capeIt. = Dem 9etriebsoi=
rector Der ungarifRn Staatsbabnen.
sSobunn bon Marr. nurpe iarfrei Der
5itel zines Observation-Disclosures, pem Di=
rector bes unaariihen reihstdgiaen
StenoQrapben=8ureaus unb Shriftz
lteners Mpolpb 5enbbefn in Der On
erfennuna ieiner betborraaenben 8er=
nienite Der erblihe Ibelsftanb perlie=
BEN.
Gem bere. = IS perlautet, Der
@rof Homan pptpdi babe oui Ieinem
Gut 2ancut in Oaliaien Elm YiItolen=
oueu NIT ieinsEl ObsrfDriter gebabt,
uno Der ObsrfDriter lei babel aetDbtet
porben. 3:af PDlDdi ioll Iofort nah
sSranfrei6 abqeletit fein. Yian olauDt.
oaB eine SSr1u. olelleitbt bic Satin Les
S5srfDriters, bic llrfade bes Ouelle5
aepeien fei. Ggaf Roman Yptodt lit
in 9aliaien u1y RuRlanb reid begiiz
tert. gr oermdblte ii9 i'm sSa6re 1892
in Berlin nit 2er griraeiTin ioe(ene
Rabaiipiu. elmer 5ohter bes ssuriten
Inton HaD3il1!.l. Die als urpBeShDnz
belt gilt unD sine erheblide Jtple am
Mtener 6ofe Ipieii, sic Ttebt 9eoenz
tpdrtta erit inl Is. 2ebensiu9re.
Eet bsnau. 2(ls Der bel Dem
fabrifsbeiiber Sitter b. 5hceIler als
au.f6er beoianitete SSrans ssSunDu bel
elmer sSa6rt eurhs 6DQentbal hie
0phitenbrilde pcTiirte. beuerfte er me-
ben ner StrdBe lieqenD einen Marn,
ipelder in Der redten Oano einen
ie1slduftoea RsppiDer hielt. aus tpel=
dem er iid einen SAuR in Die red,te
ShlGfe oefeuert Fate. DIS Der 8.l;z
iher Iab, oa6 Der Wonn noh lehte,
fubr er iebr Id)nel nuG oem naber
Raiierbruna 3urid unb Derltdnbiate
ben borti1en Ooteiier Oerrn Shnepf.
0ieier apilirie 3pfort telephoriEb bas
9urQerneiiteramt Heidenau 6uc Gnts
ienouna cines 2lrates. Oa Die &usel
in bus 9sbirn -lnprana. 1t Elm Mufz
tommen unoentbar. 0a ipeoer Mufz
sei6nunaen nod 0reumente Dorsefunz
ben ipurben, tunr Die ;Soentiiat nidt
feitsufteuen, oa aud) ionit iebe Spur
perpii6t mar. Del Wann 1T gut sez
tlelDet unb so sSabue cit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Atwetas

8ilah. - IN Der @ias5abrif
3liluh eeriett Gin an Der Steinmiible
bef6lfti9ter jungsr tiihtiaer Mann in
bas Getriebe; er purbe babel 10 furd,tz
bar peritiimmelt, bah er na4 neniaen
Minuten Deridieo. Der 0erungliidtc,
Inait bon Wpl. binterldbt eine syrou
unD bret feline 8inber.
Oels ber9. - Gin alter 1ubr=
mann Namens Sutterlet. felt pierS!g
Subren i'm Oienite zines 6ol5bGnolers
in Gpurrour bel 9elsbera. fiel 10 un=
gliidli6 unter ben idhtper belanenfa
Solsnoaen. oab ibm 8opf unb g,u't
3erDridt tpuroen. Ser Sob tr::t 10
fort Elm.
9enf. - Dieter Sage purDe se=
gen aipei llbr Moreens Gh. 8. 8olro
mep, "A Sabre aft. gBaabtlGIS =,
0ausfne6t,in einem Dffentli6en 3.,aule
in Der Hue bu Senple BON cinem Sta=
liener nit einem Stilet in bic re1te
2unoe aeitpAen. Ser MDroer ;purpe
per9aftet. gr leuanet aber bartldefsg,
obtnobl bic Selpeislait erbriideno 1T.
gr betbt Yietrp 5lanbrino. lit 25 Sab
re alt unD aus 5urin aebiirti9. Oa5
MorDinitrument lit Der Waffe, beren
fih 2ucdeni beoiente, iebr dbnlisb.
2nuianne. Oas Gomite Der
GeleuItaft sur J0rberuna Der Staot
2auianne unteritiibt eine Gnquete bel
ben &aufleuten unb sSnbuitrielen rer.
9tabt iiber Die ssreoe Der OraaniIa@
tion elmer tantonalen charlottesville
lung tes &dntons Waabt i'm Sabre
5000, qieih3eitia nit Der llnabhdn=
eiefeitsfeier Der Maabt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

geci[ RbDbes iagt, Mmerifa eebDrt
Ginaus in Die Welt unb rrliiiIe Mntbeil
nehmen an ben Biirbesy ber Melt. Der
Mann fheint gar feline Mbnung 3u
hoben, mas fit cine Biirbe mir an I'M,
ieren neuen 8eiibunsen 3is fAleppsv
boben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23

9tus elmer Aibel fir anaebenbe So
sialiiten: rMas lit aapital? Das @elo
ner Mnberen."
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-23

can be extracted without the use
OF water. Of course, this is all
most incredible but so were the
telephone and the phonograph
and dozens Of other inventions
In these { Us none but the hasty
minded say, "it can't b. did,
Suppose that Edison has invented
a machine which by a single
process and without the use of
water, will separate the particles
from the black sands and those
machines are put TO work on all
the auriferous lands from New
Mexico to Montana, what will be
the result? So much gold will
be taken out in the next five
years that that metal will almost
cease to have commercial value
and will be utterly useless as a
money metal. The finances Of
the world will be turned topsy
turvy and the gold barons will be
forever undone. The thought
Occurs to us that right now is the
time for people who have prop
erty to hang on to tt. If Edi-
sons process works successfully,
money will be the most plentiful
and cheapest commodity in the
world. Property of all kinds
will be in the utmost demand
The producers of the necessities
of life will be the only rich and
independent class. The farmer
will take precedence over the
banker, the tailor will be a great
er man than the railroad presi-
dent. If Mr.. Edison can extract
100000, gold dollars from a
ranch in New Mexico, it is abso-
lutely certain that 8,ooo,ooo,ooo
dollars will be taken from the
sands of the Snake river between
American Falls and Caldwell. Ii
begins to look as though we will
have to reverse the IS to I prop
osition and then wont there be a
great political mess? But do not
forget that this is a very good
time in which TO keep a tight
grip on good farm lands.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-23
Victim, Turned loo.. From w.p4n.r Bull Pen

Victims Turned Loose From Wardnsr Bull Pen.
Three more victims Of the state
administration have been turned
loose at Warden. If these men
are innocent of any completely
with the riot of April 29th, they
were when arrested. But this
fact has only just been ascertain
ed. Why this delay2 No doubt
many others viii be turned loose
after they have made sufficient
promises of eternal fidelity to the
"gang." Every one of the poor,
innocent devils that have been re-
leased so far has been impressed
with the idea that he was the OBJ
ject of special favor. There has
been more than ample time to in
vestigate each individual case,
but nothing to that end has yet
been done, Let some mathema-
tician figure out, if he can, the
years before the last man in the
bull pen will get a hearing at the
present rate. Four months past
and one man partially tried!
Many of these men have families
What will become of them? Per
haps get a permit to live from
would-be czars who have not the
mental means of solving a simple
situation. We say, prosecute the
guilty and have done with it; bu
investigate and discharge the limo.
cent without exacting lot of non.
sensical promises. The manner
in which the situation is being
handled is a disgrace to the state
-GrangeviIle Standard.
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interchangeable with gold. The
shipping of that silver would bring
it in direct competition with the
American silver miners product.
This would be but the operation
of natural law. How viii the
Herald, how will Mr.. Bryan meet
this when urging silver remone-
tization1
In 1896 it was clear that the
election of Mr.. Bryan would have
the effect of opening the mints of
India. That has all passed by,
The gold mines Of the world
will this year yield $3so,ooo, 900;
more than the gold and silver
product of the world amounted to
five years ago, If the Transvaal
trouble is settled peaceably this
amount will be sweIled to $4a5, :
ooo, 900 next year. What argu-
ment will the Heyuld or Mr.. Bry-
an offer 70 make clear the need
Of demonstration. - Salt Lake
Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-23

Every civilized nation and most
of the semi civilized nations of
the world are berating France
for the conviction of Dreyfus.
The business is unquestionably
bad, but what nation has not had
its Dreyfus? The United States
is freer from such a stain than
any other, yet our country is not
stainless; and when we come to
Russia, Austria, Italy, Germany
and even Great Britain, their his
tory is reeking with similar cases
cases wherein innocent men
and women have suffered i'm
prisonment, degradation and
death to serve some purpose OF
government. 1t is all right to
condemn France, but there are
others.
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AN IMPORTANT FOOD LAW.
Heavy Penalties for Selling Articles
Of Food Containing Unhealthy
IngredlenlS.

The following law was passed
at the last session of the Missouri
Legislature, taking effect August
20, 1899: @
SECTION l.. That il shall be nnlaW-
full for any person or corporation doing
business in this State to manufacture,
sell or offer to sell any article, com
p, und or preparation for the purpose
of being used or which is intended to
be used in the preparation of food, in
which article. compound or prepare
ton there Is any arsenic, calomel, bis
mIJth, ammonia or alum.
SEQ. g Any person or corporation
violating the provisions of this act
shall be deemed guilty of misde-
meanOr and shall, upon conviction, be
fined not less than one hundred dollars,
which shall be paid into and become a
part Of the road fund of the county In
which such fine is collected.
The operation of this law will
be mainly against alum baking
powders. But the magufacture
or sale Of any article of food OF
article intended to be used ia
food which contains any of the
substances classed by the law as
unhealthful-from Arsenic to
Alum is absolutely prohibited.
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"T'he janitol in a neighboring
school threw up his job the other
day. says the Huntington (Tnd.)
Herald. "When asked what the
trouble was, he said: I'm hon.
est, and | won't stand being slur-
red. If find a pencil or hand
kerchief about the school when
I'm sweeping, hang or put it
up. Every little while the teach
er or some one too cowardly to
face me, win give me slur.
Why, a little while ago | seen
wrote on the board, "Find the
least common multiple" Well, /
looked from cellar to garnet for
that multiple; and l wouldn't
know the thing if | would meet ii
on the street, Last night, in big
writin' on the blackboard, it said,
"Find the greatest common di-
visor. "Well," | says to my
self, "both Of them things are los
now; and I'll be accused of swip.
ing 'em, SO I'll quit!!" ''
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-09-23

In his speech at Salt Lake Mr..
Bryan said that the anti-expan-
sion sentiment was growing rap
idly In California. That is about
as reasonable as if he had said
the silver sentiment is growing in
Vermont. AS an observer and
investigator Mr.. Bryan is an as
tonishing failure.
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after the election of Mr.. Cleve-

after the election of Mr.. Cleve-
land and a Democratic congress.
We do not think there is any in
sutferable longing to experiment
again along that line. Yes, it is
true as the A7alanche says, "The
demand for labor speaks volumes
for the industrial situation" and
we hope our esteemed contem-
porary will think seriously on the
truths it utters.