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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
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nes@SluB,s spn no aus es in BEN Milii=
lippi unp fann in Den @clf srn Meritr
flieBt. Die grSfnuns pes &anals erfplsts
cbne alles Gerempniea.
Sn ben Sirltaaten fanpen int perHpi1e=
nen Sabre l03 9Ynhmcree itatt, ater
Sup CAROLINA fann lih ribmen, paB es
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Sanfen 1T.
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brilcer, welhe anfanss rer perIcNenen
sEpde eines Niprpes iiteriii9rt wurpen,
Samitas Nadt BON einem erbitterten
Gcltsbaufen aus ibren 3ellen sebplt unc
iummarilh binserihtet.
Sn Der Nabe BON 5arperstpwn, Snt.,
bat SRI. &lle BeBel 1dmere grancmun=
ben papcn getragen, neil ibr &leib, ma6=
reno lie nit ibrem 0iebbaber am pfenen
&aminfeuer einseldlafen mar, in granp
serietb.
Sn SilYer 9afe unb Glettspille, Snb.,
tpurren Die 8anfen Don Gintrehern NIT
tells gfitrpslYeerin aufselprenst uno INN
$4,000 beraubt. SrrBpem Biirser auf lie
fenerten, entfamen bic Hauber nit ibrer
Seute.
Sn IA Counties spn Snriana linb bic
Blattern ausgebrphen.
aus Gleerfelr, pa., ,pirp berihtet, eas
cer Snsquebanna pprt unsemSbnlib bod
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banbler Mlfrep MeDpnalp.
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ben Mdnner wurpen furhterliA perltiim=
melt auf9ebcben.
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Greet bic 2eihe pes &utlhers s.. 9.
Murp1y sefunpen. gs ideint, pab er
ermproet ipurbe.
Nm Scnnta9 lieferten Th an Der IL.
Strabe In Netp Yprf Staliener cine f6rm=
lihe SAlaht, in melher brei Mann &C.
tSptet unb Elm sierter fhmer per,puneet
tpurbe.
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truroe lieutenant S. %. Smitb, 3pllcplz
lectpr, BON benz Nerafteur bes eubani1hen
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
Sic tuirfli6e. 6eitnnttng Oct
GtalGmOfr.

Seffentli9 bublen Die Gneldnoer un,
unlere @unlt uno laIen es an G1mei=
beleien nidt feblen. 0Die iie aber
iu irtli d iiter Die Mmeritaner oenfen,
oas seiat fnlaenoes Yetenntnib oes
.2onoon @bronicle"
rWir baben bic Mmerifaner iebr germ
gebabt, bas beibt Die Sorte Mmerifaner,
nit oenen man in 2onoon sulommen=
trifit aber Der ameritaniibe ,Wob"
Der aeiammte menidlibe 9inter9runo
Qlmerifa's. gefdat uns nidt unb lei.
Der 1T es oieler Dob. oieler menl1-
libe 0intergruno, unp nibt ber aus
meni9en Musertpdblten beltebenoe Wor-
ber9runo, Der einem 2anbe Ieinen gha=
ratter berleibt. Mmeritanilhe Ootels,
amerifaniihes giIen, ameritanil1e gi=
ienbabnDagen, ameritanilde 2dben
(tpo rOamen" uno .0erren" uns Die
9etanften @egenitdnoe 3utperfen), a,ne.
rifaniine Beamte, ameritanil1e Die,
neri6aft, amerifanil1e s3eitunoen, bic
tpie Derbun9ert ausiebenoe ameritani.
fhe QanbiAaft unb enblid au1 bas
ameritaniiAe Rlima boben cine lolhe
Wirfung auf uniere Nerpen 9sbabt,
bab mir uns nit einem frans0lilhen
Greunoe, ber fd @eiddfte balber in
NeD OOrt aufbalten muBte, tpunoerten.
tuarnm @briitopb Columbus niAt elm
tuenig ueberle9ung anQelpenoet uno
isine i4ouberiaFte Gntbeduns Mmerita
|fiir ii6 bebalten 6at.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
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SIN Carp, unreit Upper Sanbusfy,
bat ein langt perlieater Detrpleumbrun=
tten wieber scn neuen Sel unp ,trar in
Der Suantitdt BON 200 Safer pro Sag
BON id ssseten.
Samcs 6apens, Gin ippbl6efannter
Gcmmiiiirnsbaneler. erlas in Gincinnati
elmer eunsentlutung. Ct taumelte plSb=
lid, fanf rem serare anweienben prli,i<
fer Bett in rie Nrme unb mar menise
Minutrn lpater cine 2eihe.
geim 5ansen aelceentlih zines Jami=
lienfefes int San1e scn 5enrp &eeler in
Iiffn brah am Yprlebten Wittwch Mtenp
Der 5ubtcpen unp 70 Yer1cnen felen in
ben &eller, famen ater fat alle nit beiler
6aut bascn.
Die in Den 6iittenmerfen ;u Malilcn
anaeite(lten Giienarbeiter baten bic Nr=
belt nieoerselest sic Yerlansen einen
eobnaufihlas BON 20 prcsent. Die Sut>
tenpermaltuns bot ibnen 10 Yrc,ent, ater
rarauf wraen iie iih nidt einla1en.
Sn 9lfrpn Mill man Trau aiitaert ee=
funeen baten, Die @attin res Gbicagper
gSurltfabrifanten, Der befanntlih lhulpig
sefunren ipurbe, feline Sran ermprbet gu
taben, unp mad leiner gerurtbeiluns i'm
3uhtbauie itarb.
Srau Qnna 6. George, tefannt Son
Dem ienlatipneaeu Gantcner Mcrpprc,ejIe
Der, 1T sessnmartis uprctiermamfel" in
einem Stem Ycrter Mantel9eldaite.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
Yolitifdes.

3pei Sinse tperoen eans iiderli1
bic iebiae ,pro'peritdt" iiberleben bic
4rieassGteuern uno Die penlions=Nn=
ipriihe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25

llnisn lieaen 1eiBt niat INNER
unierlie3en.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Political struggles are generally char
acteul-d by efforts TO maintain party
supremacy, but i'm the present hour
"my country, tits of thee" patriotic
men are most concerned about
ito.e-u't very much matter who il
president So he is president Of a Re
pJblic and moi Emperor Of Empire
We are not $50 much concerned a. to
the name of the Chief Executive of the
nation SO DE is of the people and for
tine people.
Wcare willing 10 pay tribute but
not TO imperial Caar An army SUI
fir.ea, To- secure order and TO furnish
raAyms point about which volunteers
may gather i'm case Of invasion, is all
we need and all we care 10 pay for.
- long as we have broad acres unoc-
cupied and untitled we need not be
bidders in the worlds real estate mark
ct. We Will give protection to our
citizens the earth over, but we have no
room for people who cannot be citizens.
Republicans and Democrats alike are
Americans and mo- doubt desire 10 re-
main such. oar common birthrght j.
at stake. VIII we exchange it for
worse than pottage?
We may postpone the discussion
Of minor questions, upon which we
differ, for the future, and devote this
season 10 anxious considerations Of the
major and mighter
"Io be or not to be?' that's the
question. Patriots TO the rescue.
Hanna has unquestioned right to
make money, many millions Of money,
bat ne has no right to the army and
navy Of the nation 10 aid him in his
ventures.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Theeditor ofthe Ceatrol Presbyterian
said i'm recent editorial.
"When Union Theological Seminary
was brought TO the vicinity of Rich
mond, we said That ten years would
show results ina the growth Of the
church ina Eastern Virginia. Was the
Seminary dedicated to the sole growth
Of the church in Eastern Virginia?
Why contract or coriine its Influence ?
II so, Richmond may yet clam its
benehceuce, and Central Virginia and
West Virginia and all the rest of the
world may go on TO the bad so far a.
onion Seminary cares. This school of
the prophets was once under charge
Of tie syuods Of North Carolina and
Virginia? is it still SO? or has an
Eastern syndicate laid hands ON it?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31
WASHINGTON LETTER.
rom our Regular Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, August -. 1900.
If Mr.. Mckinley has no understand
ing with the powers operating in China.
lns actions are difficult TO explain
Although advised by some Of the long
est headed men IN his party. including
the L. ;. minister to China. TO take
advantage Of the opportunity to with
draw our troops from China, now that
the American citizens who were i'm
peril are safe, and leave those nations
which are hungry for Chinese territory
To settle the squabble among them
selves, he has declined to do 50. Sever.
al days ago, when it was announced
That all the troops now ON the way fan
China would be sent to Manila. il wa.
thought that he intended to follow
that advice; but within fortv.eight
hours 1t has been officially announced
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

The Republicans say: "BryHn.-m j.,
in Itself grave danger" NO doubt of
that a living menace To legislature
stuffed combines, to Imperialism i'm all
Its hideous forms, aud To Tine erich
richer and the poor poorer" Some
isms are not to bee feared and ihat-
one of them.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

The laws of health require that me
bowels move once each day and one of
the penalties for violating This law is
piles. Keep your bowels REGULAR br
taking dose nf thamboiau'~ Stomach
aud Liver Tablets when necessary and
you viii never have that severe punish
ment Inflicted upon You. Price. -
cents, For sale by Shorter * Terry.
Darlington Heights.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

If you care to refer 90 tine editorial
paragraph. oflast week =, HERALD, and
then kindly substitute brush for hush.
IN one Of them, and horrors for honors
in another, you viii oblige the writer.
Iypewrlters may some day become
general, and then hierogIyphics VIII
fall into "iuocu0us dcSu,tu9,."
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Geo. Henry White, the only colored
man IN Congress, announces that he
VIII not be candidate for reelection.
lie will no doubt 90 to work and be- "a
happer and better man.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

"Race war i'm New York "Mob
violence in Akron" The same old
story, Knowing no North, uo South,
no East, no West. The universe is
her kingdom, and wherever men live
there her influence Will ever bc iell
The simple truth is that "blood is
thicker than water Our hope Is that
Mr.. Mckinley aud his co.workor- viil
learn this truth by and toy.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Chairman Eilyson gives oul cheerful
news from Democratic headquarters.
The state for Bryan by large majority.
and full delegation in Congress.
That will do.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Apple, are speaking and falling lom
he trees. Prudent house wives VIII
dry all they can. By the way pre-
served apple is better than "a preserved
naach
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Armour ~ Co., of Chicago, have Ie.
ceived an order from the Russian Coy
ernment for six million pounds Of beef
on the hoof. And some silly Republic
can orator will charge this to McNm-
ley prosperity.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Hanna is going from city to city, hat
IN band, soliciting aims for the starving
combines and "iufant industries Of
the land. He has check enough TO
hand around the "barrel, " but it is not
50 convenient to tote about.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

The people are entitled to the news
but this thing Of giving to tie public
rumors of attempts to be made on the
lives Of prominent people is unwise and
unnecessary. Let's agree to quit the
folly and pay attention to legitimate
business.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

y Richmond goldbug says "that real
estate should he low" Just So. Let
stocks be high and watered, and bonds
inflated, and "credit substitutes" "out
of sight, but let real estate Doe loW
The lower tine better, We presume.
That Is let sub,lautials bee ba-cIe-- and
Initiation, rock bottom. Nouscu-. Wl3-
dulterated
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Don't let's charge the drought either
to Mr. Bryan or Mr.. Mckinley. Good
moves in mysterious way His won
ders to perform
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

The suggestion of General Bradley
+. Johnson to import eX-Nirgiuau-
to assist u framing Constitution for
Virginia, is "dowu right iu~ulUur.
What's the matter with The General
What does corporation
lawyer Of Baltimore 49, Louis Snow
Of Virginia needs? Away with the
suggestion. Cruelty IT,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Bar Harbor," at Newport News. is
to be cleaned out. That Of the city j.
deep enough and broad enough.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

BUIuUUg paper, PUNISHED IN Klch-
mond, would frgh'en Nirgiuians from
attempting to shield themselves against
ignorance by threatening them with
the supreme court We VIII do il the
court to the CONTRARY notwitbstand-
ing, and in spite of The world tine flesh
and the ID.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31
Wron making IN Southwest Virginia

at standstill," and yet Southwest
Virginia is asked TO take oil it- nat 10
Mckinley prosperity. The Southwest
ought to have the courage not %, just a.
The Southside Will surely do.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Roosevelt not only iusuted all the
Democrats of the nation in p gross,
and brutal manner, but during the
war with SPAN, lnsulled all the voluu-
teers Of the army save and except the
Rough Riders. He is conceited Ass.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Everybody says Bryan is gaining
The fact is most everybody will vote
for him.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

What pitiable sight is that Of old
man Hanna going through the country
begging money with which 90 buy
votes, and everybody knows that buy
ing votes is a felony MIR. Mckinney
knows it, aud yet he viii accept the
goods knowing them 90 have been
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

Secretary Gage -ays Mr. Bryan didn't
tell the exact truth when he said the
government was now engaged in coiu-
ing silver dollars at the ratio of I5 toll.
and then proceeded TO -ay it was doing
exactly that thing. Is the man de-
mented or only desperate demagogue ?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

uatered "a, the po~tonce at Farmville as
second class mattcr.I
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1900-08-31

"Race war in New York" NJ,
! violence in Akron" The same oil
story, Knowing no North, no Soul
no East, no West The universe
her kingdom, and wherever men d,
there her influence viii ever bc fel
The simple truth is that "blood
thicker than water" Our hope is Oh.
Mr.. Mckinley aud his co.workcr- vi
learn this truth by and toy.
The suggestion of General Bradlr
+. Johnson to import -Nirgiuiau
to assist framing a Constitution ~
Virginia, is clown right m~uun-
What's The matter with The Gcuer
auvhow? What does corporation
lawyer of Baltimore or 49, Louis kua,
oftNTginia needs? Away with OBJ
suggestion. Cruelty it.
a Richmond goldbug says "that rea
estate should be low" Just So. Le
stocks be high and watcred and bouG
inflated, and "credit substitutes" "ou
of sight, but let real estate Doe loW
The lower tine better, We presume
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-30
SUGGESTED RESOLUTIONS.

"
u n
-
i
conditions
a particulars What
e the mistakes
and
of in
and country whose interest in the common welfare is limited to criticism Of
in
promotion Of the city good for the dissemination OF information for the en-
united advance Lakes
nerciaIa nd pT
anda
coming year promises 70 De one Oh 'rse mere OF ~
a
state oHea receive INQUIRIES Iroh OUTSIDERS asking o information ABOUT
information that
satisfactorily
residents VINO "ou tneIn money ana ther
question almost suPeou the advantages Of the plan OBJ
vious, and IS retur so
a
naercia n
in hardly possible
the whole
a
ss6eBg n5vdu likes ana diiEeS for me sake of the Whole e "
everything possible for the state even when the leaders In the movement
home working community
of
public lthe disposition
municipal in money
apathy public bring
citizen pride his city
made
conditions
public believes further that
Of
the movement toward better things by the encouragement Of every move
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-30
SEEING THE CENTURY FIRST.

of
in
Narchor
fOmpo
| da int would be Towed
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first land
in
OF
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minutes the
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civilized
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progressive development
Of
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bfity
n lie IA south seas
wild to in
its G
that laid
The cenuy resolu-
another think coming to them. 1szaa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-30

fellows hole card an ace, after all, or
have YOU lost friend?"
"Hah. don't trouble me with them
things, John was the reply. They're
all in the dim an distant past You see
before you a absolutely inherent man
from; this time forrerd. Yep, johnny.
I've swore off. No. don make a pass at
the cracked bottle Ny reserlution amt
none too strong in the Ticker line. Don t
tempt old man that's tryin' to pull out n
the Psychologists with all his dues paid
'P'Thaps you might have a sorter cur
iosity to know why this spasrn of virtue
is trOublin' me right now. Well. in the
first place New Years is comm an that
a dern good time to let things drop.
Then again. / went against the bank the
other night. an lose pretty husky roll
While I'm Dlayin' old piece that / used
to spout when I was a kid come back to
me. It's all as fresh to me as the reck-
ERECTION of last nights nightcap
$50. as my bucks begin travelin from
nv side of the table to the other side
an / seen / couldn't dust the rack nor
make EN- turn the box over, this piece
kept comm clearer an clearer so far as
the general swing of it went The words
was kinder foggy. though, so ] fitted out
a. few new ones to r. I've writ en- down
oiA a p4ttt u paper lDI / Thought maybe
you'd like to hear EN-.
They may not be much in IL
line because [ don't claim to be n .
The feet may have corns on EN- an
swing NAV at times sorter wabble bat I
done the best / could an il so maybe You
can stop piottin' to bust up Moo Years
resolutions long enough. III reel it off
to Yau.
Snort said johnny. 4 beer a sewer
for Your troubles d good long time In
season an out of season I've stood for
en- but it never occurs to me you'd do
anything in the potry line Still, I set
up one night with a duck that had the
iimmies. so I reckon maybe I can stand
your new game if it amt too long. Reel
. er off -
The Old Sport struck an attitude He
drew a carefully folded paper from an in
side pocket and. holding it close to his
eyes. for as he says himself. his lamps
need trimming. he read:
Inter the kitty's mouth, inter the
tigers nav. went the six hundred. Faro
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-30
WHAT M


Baltimore American-l
What If, some pleasant morning,
without notice, word or warning,
There should be a fleet of warshiDs
brought to anchor near our shore,
ana a Chinese missionary
'Ho. my sinful. crying brethren, you
shall grope for light no more?
What if this yellow preacher
Should assert-the nervy- Great re-
That he'd heard of all the wickedness ex-
listing in our land.
And that, therefore, he'd concluded
To reclaim the poor, deluded
People mere, and teach the blessings of
the faith that he thought grand?
What If he'd tell as coolly,
That he'd honestly and truly
Initiated all our methods of reforming
pagan men.
And had brought fleet of cruisers,
That his force might not be losers,
In the efforts to restore US to religion
once aEaluT
What if he'd feel regretfuF'
That we had been 50 forgetful
As to send our missionaries to the other
hemisphere,
And permitted all our brothers,
And the folks we class as others
To go whizzing 10 perditiOn with the
pace Their re making hereE
What if? Well if he did so,
IF he said we had backslid so,
We would grasp him by his garments so
conveniently Stacked;
We'd fire him, and his religion.
But we'd murmur: In his pigeon
English, he has very nearly pointed out
a solemn fact
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-30
Che Salt Lake BeraId.
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STORY OF WONDERFUL PROGRESS Utah
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more man t6ev Igeed in 9 and the 1ooR for the Of ~eain
tif tb + 1+ f tt tt a Is g year eve"
@ leu e6 p q % @ se , Just closed the state pro
100000 Of wealth. capita output that probably higher win
be shown by other neuntain state and that will
states of the This exclusive
only the fruits hard honest toll it comes from the soil the mountains the
the influx Of capital and people
-Four metals alone show a productive value of SIG GOO 600 in 1899 The out
100000
in
almost exactly 30 per cent or four millions more than last year
total production
o. h IN 5n state e horses noss neep aRS wool formed aDo"
cent the p9oSr, 1 1 on G1al nearly per cent
phaltum aboutsa oQooo
ss and livestock products When the mines are working to full capacity
uee stimulated in an increasing ratio The miner is the farmers best
customer prosperous
assured of a better demand for 5neir
So it is that the closing year of the century has been the best of the
states history people have been dgent eonen thrifty The fifty
of Utah in the coming days open up
promises to make 1ee9 by far the most remarkable the commonwealth has
this
Of them slowly others az rapid pace Real estate has been rising in value
steadily neant new homes are occupied as fast as they can
Lake the center has brighter future Immediately
industry Dang has become an important factor in the agricultural
The business its allied industry of beet
in
read
the detailed made in this issue to con-
the sepdea that Utah has made tremendous strides forward
Is o
state i s its
Of desirable