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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26
SOLDIERS ARE DELIGHTED.

The soldiers who are with Colonel
Barnett on his tour are all delighted
with the ovations that the party are
receiving at every stopping point. Ma
jor Killian, of the First Nebraska, who
was with Barnett in the Philippines,
and who came east to help him in his
canvass, makes a rattling campaign
orator. He says the people of Penn
sylvania are most patriotic and that
from what he has seen and heard on
this trip he is confident that Colonel
Barnett will be elected by an immense
majority.
The Barnett party are due at Read
ing tonight, Lancaster tOmo ow night,
West Chester on Friday aud Media
in the afternoon and Chester in the
evening on Saturday next.
For the following week this Is the
schedule: Monday, 23d, reception In
Philadelphia; Tuesday, oath, Indiana:
Wednesday, 25th, Kittanning, Arm
strong county; Thursday. 26th, New
Castle, Lawrence county; Friday, 9th.
Franklin. Venango county, and Sat-
urday, 2Sth. Erie. They will open the
ldoI WCCA Va ShC SoAVooo a. w VoAtShs
Warren county, on Monday, Oct. 30;
on Tuesday, 31st. they are due at
Bradford, Mexican county; Wednesday,
Nov. /. at Williamsport. They are to
be given reception by the Penrose
club. OF Philadelphia, on Friday, Nov.
3, and by the Young Republicans Of
Philadelphia on Saturday, Nov. 4. This
schedule is subject to few changes.
The Dauphin county Republicans insist
upon Colonel Barnett visiting Harris
burg on the last Saturday of the can
vass.
General Goblin has another party Of
spellbinders, who are at work daily.
They are booked for Brookville this
evening, Kittanning tomorrow after
noon and Butler in the evening, and
Franklin on Thursday and Greenville,
Mercer county, on Friday. They 60
to Meadville next Saturday. This
party is accompanied by the Tenth
Regiment Glee club. which is making
big hit wherever meetings are held.
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after you have concluded that you
ought not to drink coffee. 1t is not
a medicine but doctors order it be-
cause it is healthful, invigorating
and ap ppetizing. 1t is made from pure
grains and has that rich seal brown
color and tastes like the finest grade
of coffee and costs about as much.
Children like it and thrive on it be-
cause it is the genuine food drink
contai ming nothing butnourishment.
Ask your grocer for Grain o, the
new food drink. Il and 25c.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26

"It is the duty Of every Republican,
no matter In what state he may live,
to go to the polls next month and sup
port the nominees of his party. and by
so doing assist in bringing about a
sweeping Republican triumph through
out the country. Nothing could be
more gratifying to the Republican ma
honal administration and nothing
could give more encouragement to the
president in carrying out the poll
cies he has outlined. Enemies Of the
country and the political opponents of
our party would rejoice over a fall
ing off of the Republican vote this fall.
No more patriotic duty can be perform
ed by Republican citizens than going
to the polls and casting straight Re-
publican ballot and by getting their
neighbors to do likewise Next years
presidential contest is already under
way. Republicans should be on the
alert. t."-Secretary of State Hay, in re-
cent interview.
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Does Coffee Agree with You:

II not, drink Grain.O-made from
pure grains. A lady writes {: "The
first time l make Graiu-O did not
ike it after using it for one week
nothing would induce me to go back
to coffee" It nourishes and feeds
the system. The children can drink
it freely with great benefit. 1t is the
strengthening substance OF pure
grains. Get q package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
making il and you will have delici-
ous and healthful table beverage for
old and young. l5c. and 25c.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26
BARNETT'S TOUR
A Big SUCCESS.
Republican Candidate For State
Treasurer Enthusiastically
Received.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD PLATFORM.
Will Administer the Office For the Ben.
eft Of the Whole People.
TO GUARD PUBLIC MONIES.
VIII Insist Upon Immediate Payment Of
Interest Upon Public Funds and Will
Cash Warrants Promptly.
Especial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE tour OF
Colonel Barnett, the Republican nomi-
nee for state treasurer, has been a
series of popular demonstrations OF en-
thusiasm, and as he proceeds In his
canvass the meetings get larger and
the ovations more enthusiastic. Many
of the scenes witnessed in ROosevelts g
whirlwind campaign for governor In
the Empire state are being repeated
here. The people, regardless Of party
are turning out to receive the young
soldier fresh from the Philippines, and
all indications are that many OF them
will disregard politics when they vote
next month and Democrats and Repub-
licans alike will honor him with their
ballots. Colonel Barnett is not spec
tacular orator. He does not play to
the galleries, but in straightforward
matter of fact way he discusses the
issues and tells the people just what
he will do in the event Of his election
He spoke plainly as to the office ol
state treasurer in a recent speech.
BARNETT'S PLATFORM.
III tnlS euuIeSs, dhiohS othSi 'hiho'
he said:
"The platform adopted by the
Pennsylvania Republican state
convention is the best that has
been promulgated in any common
wealth Of this republic. II l shall
be elected to the Office Of state
treasurer l shall ask no better rule
for my guidance than the enuncia-
tions OF that platform. Under those
principles l shall hold the position
for the whole people, irrespective
of party. 1t shall be my duty, and
II will be so fulfilled. as an ac-
counting officer Of the state, to aid
In the prompt collection of taxes
and claims, the prompt settlement
of all accounts against delinquents.
whether individuals. companies or
corporations. without fear or favor.
for the purpose Of maintaining the
credit of the state by promptly pay
ing, under due warrants of law, all
claims and appropriations. And
especially for facilitating and
carrying on the work Of our grand
free school system in every district,
no matter how small or how remote.
"The Republican party has placed
upon our statute books law which
campels bankers to pay interest on
daily balances of deposit Of state
money. That interest shall be
promptly collected and applied. un-
der provisions of law, to the obli-
cations of the commonwealth.
1T Is not the reform Of abuses
that the Democratic party desires.
II ID. after bigger game. II hopes
to. create dissensions in the Repub-
lican ranks that will serve to dis
rupt and disorganise the party ana
give them . chance to carry the
| presidential election next year. Let
Republicanism be shaken In it,
! .very citadel and the party in every
state In the Union will be seriously
| effected. Democratic victory means
that the dag shall be hauled down
from over the philippines and the
| national nslgn suffer it, Arst dis
hopor."
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-10-26
ACUINALDO'S PRAYER.
Insurgents Solicitude For Their
Party Disgusts Loyal Penn
sylvania Democrats.
CREASY'S UNPOPULARITY.
Official Election Returns Which Show That
He Does Not Stand Well With
His Neighbors.
Especial Correspondence.)

(SpeCldl SOTTeSpOHucHCe.J
Harrisburg, Oct. l7.-Make a note Of
the date-Election day, Tuesday, No
vember. Z.
All good Republicans will bear this
in mind This is going to be great
year in national politics. The result
Of the elections in the several states
next month will be watched not only
by the people Of the United States, but
by the nations Of the world. The issue
of the foreign policy Of the Mckinley
administration is inseparably connected
with the canvass in every state in which
there Is to be an election, and the re-
turns will be watched and reviewed
with particular reference to their bear
ing upon the national administration.
Nothing that has occurred in politics
since the last presidential election has
created as much talk as the proclama-
tion Of Aguinaldo to his followers. in
which he said:
"In America there is a great par
ty that insists upon the govern
ment recognising Filipino inde-
pendence. We must show gratitude
and maintain our position more
resolutely than ever. We should
pray to God that the great Demo-
cratic party may win the next pres
idential election"
This declaration from the ringleader
Of the insurgents has attracted wide
spread attention, and Democrats who
are loyal to their government are dis
gusted with the position In which their
| leaders have placed them and their
party. They will refuse to vote the
Democratic ticket this fall.
There Ii every reason why every
Republican should 90 70 the polls o.
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Properly Treated.

"You didn't even pay the minister
who married us!" cried Mrs. Peck.
"He deserved to be hung up!" shouted
Henry, savagely.-Philadelphia North
American.
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One Better.

Boy-IIl carry that carpet bag for q
dime.
Uncle Josh-Wall, guess I'll go you
ono better and carry 1t myself Tor
nothin'.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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An Explanation.

Iae-Nliss Oldgirl says she mas seen
only 90 winters. 49,,
Ethel presume she is troubled with
suow-blindness in the winter time
N, Y. Journal.
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Certainly Isn't.

It isn't very consoling to know
As hither and thither we hop,
That while it's overcrowded below
There is always room at the top.
Chicago Daily News.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
An5IdnDi(1es.


Nltbeim or. lleberlinsen).
Dabier feierte 0err S1miebenleiitec
eSoi. Sad unter allgemeiner Sbeilnabe
me fein 30idbriges Subildum ais Sc
nleinberatb. Seitens bes @eneinoe=
rdths unb bes Observation-Disclosures
ipurben bem Subilar @elhente iiberz
reidt.
Dffenburg. Wie perlautet,
pat Der bonn Shnurgeridt iUessll
Morbes 3um Sobe perurtheilte 2an5s
ipirtb Sdfob aornmuper beim Meids.
aericht 8erufung einselest. Der 0erz
urtbeilte betbeuert feline llnIdulp.
Sauberbif hofsbeim. -
Der @rDBber5og bat ben Spnasogenz
Doriteher unb WeinbanbIer Uaprib
StranB Gbeleuten bier aus MnlaB Der
sSeier ibrsr goloenen 6ohaeit eine III
berne Mebaille iiberreihen la1len.
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Ofpreukett.

Nt1enfein. 3pifden @ramz
r1en unb poiienheim puroe auf hem
GGienenaeleiie eine mdnnlihe 2sicas
-bureb Bahnmeilter Griiser aufsefunz
ben. Nah ndberer sSeititelluna ereub
es ith, bab IS Die 2eide bes NltiiBers
Gamuel Globbed aus Nbbau 2ehles;
fen mar, ipelder anl9einenb bon eincm
3uae iiberfabren unb aetrbtet ipurbe.
gum binnen. Mu6 Der bic
itee &reistae bat, ipis Der Glogarer,
einitimmia ben 8eidluB sefabt, bas
3um 8au Der Babn 9umbinnen -
Saittlebmen erfnrDerlihe Serrain unz
entaeltlih beraueehen. Oer areistoa
rpn StallupOnen bat Ih bagegen obz
lebnenb berEdlten.
6eilioenbeil. Oie grz
rihtuna zines Senfmals fir &oiisr
Wilbelm pirb bier geplant unb bereits
1T euh cine arobe Summe aus priz
ratmitteln geaeidnet porben. Sn liz
rem ndhiten Sibuneen ion Der &rei5z
tag, iotpie bic Stabtperpronetens sWerz
fammlung iiber Die Bepiaiguna eines
geitrages bon ie 1900 Mart belbliez
ben, auberbem irq ieitens Der Staot
linentaeltli6 Elm aeeigneter plab na3u
Geroegeben DerDen.
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GO4eTetf.

Bresfau.-O Der Safer hat an
ldBlih Der Riidoabe Der Orbsn u:1b
SrbensIterne Des peritorbener Wirfliz
chen @ebeimen Hotbs sSrhrn. Sunder
bon SberzGonreut -- friiheren Healez
runusprdiiDenten bon 8reslau BE-
Ittmmt, bah oas Dem 8eritorhenen in
ben cyabren 184S t;ir feline aufopferroe
a0niastreue unD unerihrodcne. err
folereibe Sbdtilteit als 26idbrigcr
2anbratb inmitten ser Yolenaufitdnce
in Der prooins poien p;rliebens Eitz
terfreus bes 0ausrrDens bon 9obenz
aollern Der camille bes ssrbrn. pon
Sunder gu oauernoer grinneruna aus=
nabmstpeife fir 1(le 2eiten bslahen
nerbe
@pl6cro. Nabbem es lid ter=
ousaeitelt 5ut, eaR Die i'm ldDifden
S6lahtbofe ciEaerihtete @alD(inbez
leu6tuna au Nahtbeilen in 8esug auf
bic Sauberfeit eefliGrt bat. ion ieBt
bort Mcetp(en =ge!ellhtuno einaeridtst
iperben. Die StabtperorDneten Ser:
fammlung genebmiate hierau Die Stoz
ten in 6Dbe bon 500 OMf.
Sarnon:b. = Bum Director
Der 8erai6ule il: 5urnoipib lit Yrof.
@hpibtal in GDrliy aetpdhlt tporbeu.
Derr Ghtpibtol TAI an &attptpiEer
9pmnafium Ie;n probeiabr abge!eat,
oina bann als 3prnaital= 2ebrer nuch
&Dntasbiitte urb ipJrDe bon bort IN
bic fal. 8auaslpsrsiGuie nad GDrlik
5erllfen, an Der er aur 2eit als Nrofe,z
lor nod tbdtie lit.
Ypmmern
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erblidte, fief lie lofort tobt sur Groe
nieher. Der 8organg biirfte mod Elm
Nah(piel por @eridt haben.
Oroffen. Ser Stabtbause
baltsetat fir bas Rehnungsiahr
1899l19OO ihltebt in @innabme unb
Nusaa6e nit $4,000 Mf. a6 segen IT,
700 Mf. i'm 8orjabre.
Neitipein. Dieter Sage lieB
iih Elm 8allon Der 2uftSdifferabtbetz
luna auf biei. sSelbe nieoer. gr bate
au oer 10 Meilen tpeiten sSahrt bon
Berlin Bis bierber etna 3 Stunben sez
braubt. Der@onoel entitiegen elm Wfaz
icr. Elm 6auptmann nnb einSberlieu=
tenant. tpelde in anerbO9item Nuftra%
ae einen DerIuh nit Der Mnoree'ihen
0enfporrihtune anaeIte1t batten. Nad
elmer furaen Grfriihuns i'm srdfliden
Gblob reiitsn bic genannten 5erren
auf Der giIenbahn nab Berlin surild.
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8rattnS0,petg.

gao 9ar5burg. = Si1erem
0ernebmen na4 1T benz projett Der
Grbauung elmer elettrii6en 8abn tom
hiefigen 8abnbofe na4 benz Naoufale
bic behOrbli6e Gonaeiiion ertheilt iporz
ben. @leidseitig tau6t bas bon Der
sFirma n6elios" betriebene nsue p,oz
iett auf. cine elettriIde Balm crn ct.
Mnbreasberg big nah bier reIr. gfaz
baufaa ou erbauen.
Norbaf1el. = Der burtt urIez
rem pra6tpollen 6odipalb nad Burg
bprf fiihrenbe Subtpee, fr:i5es in iehr
ihledtem 3uftanoe unb iid bin uno
ber fhlGnselno, purbe pnr ldneeren
ssabren burd bic 8emiibungsn unieres
allbeliebten &antors 8ranbes 9erabe
unb troden gelegt. gu Gbren besfel=
ben bat bieier Gubpee iebt Die 8esei9z
nuns rRantorzSttes" erbalten.
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GoteuSouerm.

oehingen. Die preile fir
gNirtbidaften geben uneemein in bic
6obe Das @aitbous gum nMbler" i'll
Gtettin. Elm beliebter Wusflugsort fir
fie 0ehinoer. sins lebter Sage I'M
28.5OO SCI. an 8rauereibeiiber WOrz
.ner in Dublingen iiber. Der friihsre
Beiiber faufte bas @aEhous por ein;=
gen Sabre Inn 2O,50O Wf.
Weilbeim BEL 6ehinsen. Gin
crfreulihes 3eiden Der spiihen Biirs
germ unb Srtsporlteber berrlhsnben
Gintraht lieferte Die Woottpabl. inbem
Der bisberiae Woat .. Hieiter fait elm
itimmig cut Die Oauer BON ipeiteren 6
sSabren nieoereetDdblt purbe. Gieiter
befleioete bas Wnt zines Srtsporitez
hers Iobon ipdbrenb bret Wablpertpben
is Sa6ren).
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Youtntcru.

Yprib. : Der 2anorath oes
bieiigen &reties DiDmet benz in Mei=
denbaG in faIt boIlenbetem SO. 81
bensiabre perItor0enen 6errn 6eamutf
Sarl bon Betbe einln parm empfMrz
benen Nahruf, Der Yeritorbene gebDrte
ieit 1843 bcm &reiic ais 8eiiiter un
unb niomete be!nfei1cn meDr ais Sc
Sabre feline 8rdFfe.
Stargaro. = Die &oitsniiferz
'hreitunasn bel osm bieiioen Shladt=
bousbau bahen in Der Stabtberprone>
tenzSibuna gu retht lebbaften Gebat=
ten aefiibrt. Der 8au mar auf ungsz
fdhr 100000 Utait Deranfh!agt, je=
bch nuroe bci GinhrinqunQ Der gor=
lage eine bebeutennc NeDucirung Ger
Soften in Muslihi aeiteIlt. Da bis Sc
tote fehr aiinlti1 lpuren. Stoit Ger
GrmGBigune bat iernt cine beDeutenoe
leberf6reituna Der Uauiumme ltu.iz
gefunben nnb Der @aaiitrat 6eantrng=
te. aur Oeduna Der Mehrausouben
%, 343 Marf lus DEN 1eberfd,ii{len
oes Sdfahthofe, ali oeipiqigen.
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81 n 4 n + n s csSen hiittpI

Ba bnbof sSienbiittel.
Gin befttger Sturm nit i6neren
Heaenmaiien bat bic @eaeno beimeez
ludt. ueberal lisaen Baum5reige
rmber llnb Diele 8dume limb eeb-phen
oeer aus Der Grbe qeriiien.
Germiifen. Dem paItor
2ubrs1t, lpelGer bon Der Gemeinbe
0unselbed ae.udhlt lpurbe. lit pom
aDnialthen 2anDescpniiitcrium Die
'BeitGtiolna ertbeilt. paltor 2ubreht
mar bon 1885 bis 1893 aanbtoasab@
oeprbnetcr fir 6ilbesbeim<Deine unD
als iolher Wiitalieb Der nattona!lihez
ralen 2anbtaasfraction.
GDttinqen. Der all5erore
oentlide profeiIor Or. Mrtbur W.
Shpenflies bierielbit lit ols orbentliz
der profei1cr fir Mathemattf alln,
NahFoleer hes profeHprs 6Dlber III,
bic untperiitdt G0niasbere beruien
unb bat ben Ruf anaenommen.
Qautenthal. = Oas in ben
8O0erO ssyabren Itebenbe. ihon felt ldn=
aerer 3ett leibenbe, fait po[litdnbig err
blinbete Syrdulein 8. bat ihrem 2eben
burh @rbdneen Elm n@be aema9t. Die
BerItorbene lebte in auten 8erbGlt=
niifen; lie hatte ieit ldnaeren Sabren
ein gut gebenbes aaufsmannsoeiGdft
inne.
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SeTe1tsVafatt.

Mdrburg. - Mebrere auslpirz
tige neutrality-suspicious. beipa:z
ben ii9 BEL bisiiaer Stabt I'M bic Sc
itattung Der Mnlase elmer elettriiden
StraBenbabn bonn lii0ipef flihen Grbe
Der @tabt nad oem Norbbabnbcf.
Oberb I'M. = Der por einen1
6ranffurter 6errn fir 10000 Murt
bor einigenSabren angefaufte uno BON
Diefem Isitber betpirtbldaftete Ibalz
bdufer 6of am Soisberg ion al einen
8erlinerSerrn fir 100000 Mort perz
tauft iein.
g 9lierb a 6 BEL 5repla. - Son
bier bate ii6 felt etpa 8 5ugen Elm
geiitesIdpahes Mdo4en beilnlib entz
fernt, obns oab es ben angelteltea Be
miibungen gelungen ipdre, oeren slu@
fentbalt gu ermitteln. Gieler Sage
fanb elm syOriter eine permummte Gjsz
1talt, bic in eine:n hphlsn Baum I'M
Walbe fauei.e. eSn oerleibea lpurhe
bas permibte Mdo9en ertannt, ioelz
DIES aber our9 bic Gntbebrlnaen 10
enttrdftet mar, pab es peoer gehen
mod lteber fonaie uno auf einem raid
berbeisebolten N5asen ben beiorater
9lngebOrieen 3uge1ilgrt nerotn mubte.
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8Ater,t.

9ambers. 9errYrofsKor @as
briel Seibl aus Miin9en lit bier eiilz
getroffen, um iih Die Mubenleilen oes
Hatbbaufes an5ufeben uno einGuto6z
ten iiber etne ettpaige Reitauri,ung Der
sSresfo=8emdlbe ab5useben.
yteuftabta t a. g. Ginen traeiz
lhen Mbfdlub fanb bos 6aliilelnsnt
Gbmann in S6nabeltpaib. 6srr @bz
mann bat it4 in @eiitesitorung in Ell
nem Wdlbhen bel Mellrihitabt err
bGn9t.
% iirn bers. = Ser Bring Re
gent bat bic Grri6tung zines DENT
mails fir 8aifer Milbelm ben @riten
duf Dem GgDbienplabe na6 benz gnt=
lpurfe Der profeHoren gberIc unb
8ublmann in Miin6en aenebnliat.
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@Irttcmtsr9.

Nalen. 8ei Der bier itatteetunz
renen @eneralperlammlune bes biefi:
aen ebanaelii9en 0ereins purbe cillz
itimmia bef6loiien, bas epangelii dN
2ereinsbaus in bieIeln Sabre I'M Gors
dnihlag bon $4,000 Mort 5u erbauell
unt i'm 6er6ite einsuireiben
gad dnong. Sn HDiersmiible,
Gemeinoe @rah, hrannten 3tpei Sheuz
men, Die slpei bieIioen Yilraern oe9orz
ten, bollitGnoia ah, ob!pphl bic sSeuerz
lrehren ben Grab. @rpberla9 uro
Mainharpt eneraiich eingriffen.
9eaaineen. Oos 50idbrise
SrhilGun bes 2ehrers oSpb. Bertranl
in Meiternbeim eeItaltete iidh. fpie bprs
arsauieben mar. an elmer ld0nen uno
erareifenben ssefttibfeit.
@m iii b. &iirslich fanb Die
Wereioiauno Der neu eingetretenei1Wite
alieber pes Niiraer-MusThufes 1tott.
Gum Obmann ber1el5en tpuroe Mehtsz
onpalt 6uttelmaier, 3u oeiien 5teGs
rertreter @erher Dablmunn getpdhli.
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fiir3lid3 bic Miniiter Der geiitliAen
Mngelegenbeit unb oes Snneren bieGez
nebmieuna gu elmer neuen Nieberldfz
fung Der Rebsmptoriiten in godum
ertbeilt baben.
Ooritfelb. Sin Golnite fir
bic grridtuns einss 8ismard Dent
mails iit bier in elmer 8erfammlung
gebilbet iporben. Ous1elbe be1tebt aus
ben 6erren Or. meb. 0rerib, Nenbant
Weitboff, Rettor aenbel. gambler
Shlottmann unb pDltaeifomnihar
Wagner. Man bpfft, bas Stanbbilb
bes groben Ran3lers nod in bielem
Sabre 3ur Musfiibrung bringen gu
tonnen.
@abmen. -Ourd SteinfaI aus
benz 6angenenben nurbe auf 3ehe
DreuBen / Der 6auer 6euel 1dtper, je>
bod nidt lebensssfabrltd, 3lpei anbere
8ergleute lei6t berlebt.
Ser por einissn 3aeen auf 3ehe
Breaben l bur6 6erunterfallen zines
Oornes perlebte Bergmann Triebri9
Shaefermann aus Qlltenberne lit i'm
arantenbaufe gu Oortmunb geitorben.
8 o itebbe - 6einer ihpercn
8erlebuns erlegen 1T Der 8ergmann
6einr. 5iebert aus 2lltenbsrnezOberz
beder. gr bate BON bem 8eramann
6einr. 6iills einen 5tih in ben Inter
leib erbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
MeflettbMra.

@repes Ii + ZEN. = Oas @a1ts
lpirth Sh1euB'ihe gbepaar feierte i'm
areiIe ieiner ainDer unb 8inbesttnoer
feline solbene 0ohseit. Beioe Gbeleute
iinb nah ibrsm M[ter, Der Mann 5Ghlt
rs, Die 5rau 73 Sabre, nch redt riiz
itig.
gleuitrelib.-9 perltarb nab
i6freren 2eioen Der in ben &rei1en Der
6anoelslpelt beftbefannte 9eb. Gomz
mersienratb Senator sSr. ariiser i'm
IS. 2ebensiabre.
plau. = Dor Gursem bra6 iii
Gem etpa eine Stunbe pnn bier entz
fernten Oanalin in Dem WobnbuIie
bes 8ubners Rurbel seuer aus, mel
DIES ou6 S6eune uno 8lebbauS elm
d5herte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-23
Mbetnpropias ,tno WeitfaIe,;.

Ob[iqs. = Ser 8ou eirier futbD=
li1ben @6ule, elmer &irbe unb zines
pfarrbaules gu Mie1deiD bat Die &C.
nebmiaung bes Minilters eefunben.
Derielbe bat 81 ben Soften Der Shule
einen 3uidub in beitimmte Ius1iAt
eeitellt. Oen @runb unb 8poen gu
ben @ebGuben bat Der @raf bon Mir=
bob Der @emeinbe eeffentt. Weit benz
8au Der Snule ion in DieIem MonGt
6eaonnen tperDen, NIT oem Der Stride
lnb bes pfarrbau|es 10 balo als mog=
lid).
Mem + 6eib. -Oie Stabtperoro.
neten~Neri ammluns bel6lob in ibrer
lebten Sibune enbsilttg ben Neubau
bes Healgpmnaiiums unb entid)ieb it'd
fir ben bon ben 9erren Grmelbauer
uno @ebriiber paB aneebotenen plaB
sni11en 5riebrih@ uno Neuiheioer<
9traBe. Damn tpurbe n6tn Der 5pis
ihen Der 5tabt unb Der Weitbeutlhcn
GiIenbobnae1enfhaft pereinbarte Der
trag iiber ben 8au Der 2inie Sbal@
iperre=HemIGeib genebmigt.
5Dlingen. Muf DEM Wege
aunl 6iibbdbnbpf Gin Der Wsperftrabe)
ipurbe friib gesen balb z llbr cine
iunae Dame BON bier BON einem
5trolh angefallen. Der Menlh mari
oas MGbnen our Grbe unb iuhte ibr
bas portempnnaie 5u entreiBen. 9luf
bas 0ilfeee1hrei Der lleberfallenen,
lieb Der Strolh, ba 9ilfe in Der NaGe
iih bOren lieb, BON ieinem 0pfer ah.
nabm beHen Softer uno inhte bas
gDeite. leiber entfam Der Hduber nit
feinen, Naube iinerfannt.
Bohum. l1nldngft gine benz
g}ropinaiol ber NebemptDriiten bonn
OberprGiibenten Der probin5 Weitfa1
len bic amtli1e Mittbeilung au, bob