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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
woman's Blouse waist.

The simple flannel, cashmere and
Henrietta waists made in shirt waist
style, but with variations in detail
take precedence of all others for morn
ing wear and all those occasions that
call for informal dress. The very
pretty May Manton model shown in
the large cut oXcmplifies the latest
cut, and ii includes all the newest
features. As illustrated, it is de-
signed for afternoon home wear and
Is of cream white flannel with stitched
bands of gray, but can be duplicated
in any color and combination pre-
ferred.
The foundation for the waist Is n
lining fitted by means OF single darts,
shoulder seams and under-arm seams
and which closes at the centre front
On it are arranged the back and
and to 1t is attached the shield with
the pointed stock collar. The right
side of the shield is attached perma-
nently. the left ig hooked over into
place. and the stock closes invlsihly
at the centre back. The left front is
attached to the front edge of the lin
ing, but the right Is left free and
hooked over onto the lefr beneath the
stitched band that finishes the edge.
The sleeves are IN bishop style, and
are finished with slightly flarlng
pointed bands or cuffs that hook over
mt the seam, where a short opening is
invisibly finished.
10 cut this waist for n woman OF
medium size four yards of material
twenty-one inches wide three anu
half yards twenty-seven Inches wide.
or two and quarter yards forty-four
inches wide, win be required, with
three-quarter yard OF material twenty
one or twenty-seven inches Wide, or
one-half yard forty-four inches wide
to trim illustrated.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
How Dog stopped u Dog Fight.

ON one Of the most pleasant side
streets of Cleveland live two dogS-a
large, dgnifed hound and saucy
small fox terrier The two are the
best Of friends, and the big dog IS
always watching over the little one
and doing his best to keep the pert
fellow out of fight. But the Other
day his watchfuluess failed. Another
terrier came and hurled defiance ~
the hounds comrade and when the big
dog arrived upon the scene It was tc
behold Il frantic, tumbling, swapping
heap, of which his favOrite was part
He seemed TO consider the state OF
things, then gave sigh of patlcnt
dignity and began to walk around tho
combatants, keeping n critical eye og
the struggle aud evidently acting the
part of umpire. His favorite was get
ting the worst of 1t, but he did not in,
terfere. Maybe he thought the pun
ishment of defeat was better than any
he could bestow. He watched silently
til all at once his friend gave a yelI
of real pain and trouble. Then sud,
denly the big dog awoke. With n
bound lie was beside the other two
With one tap of his paw he sent the
victor over into the dust, grabbed hil
favorlte In his mouth as a cat grabs
her kitten and made or 10 his own
back yard.
During the next hour he licked
scolded and fondled the repentant ter
rier. And now the two are more &C,
voted than ever, though the little dog
seems more meek and decidedly more
obedient than of yOre.-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
coats have chic Of their own, and ara
undeniably good taste.


A very pretty black crepe de chine
gown was made with fiounce at the
hem. This hem had scallop Of glncc
mt the edge united by black silk her
ringboning, new and fashionable ar
rangement The scallop was intro.
duced also on TO the bodice of the
dress, being carried down the front,
which opened over some pretty tuck.
ings edged with gold lace, revealing II
soft vest in the immediate front. The
sleeves were of the new form. and the
ruillc above the pun was edged with
the glacc and the silk herringbonlng.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
The Newest shape skirt.

Although boX-pleated skirts are stlll
very fashionable. there is a growing
disposition TO adopt the old-fashloned
style of skirt which is gathered into
the waistband. For some unknown
reason it is called "the housemaid's
skirt" but, as u matter of fact. this
particular shape was adopted by the
leaders of fashion during the earlier
part of the present century, and Is.
therefore, deserving of Il more digni-
fed title.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29

mt four, such models as the charming
upon TO ill the gap between babyhood
and the mature age of five or six. The
May Manton Killed skirt illustrated
covers them gracefully, yet leaves
them free, and the suggestion of coat,
walstcoat and shirt gives sufficient cS
the mannish element to satisfy both
the mouner's pride and the boys ambi-
tion. As shown, the material is broad
cloth in dark automobile red with
trimming of black braid with gold
buttons. and shield, or shirt front, of
white laid in tiny tucks, but dark blue,
Russian blue, hunters green, brown,
beige and brighter golf red are all cor
rect, and Venetian cloth, tweed, serge
and camel's hair are all shown.
The waistcoat and shield are ap-
piled over the body lining so tia> all
closes together at the centre back. The
skirt is laid in seven deep box pleats,
and Is attached to the lower edge Of
the body, also closing at the back,
where n placket Is finished between
the two centre pleats. The little coat
is entirely separate, and Is slipped on
over the body. The backs are scanned
at the centre, The fronts hang straight
from the shoulders, and finishing the
neck Is big sailor collar that is
square across the back, but tapers to n
point at each front. The coat sleeves
are finished with turnover flare cuffs
decorated with braid and buttons.
TO cut this suit for boy of four
years of age four yards Of material
twenty seven inches wide. three yards
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
The Demand For Excelsior.

The present annual production In tho
United States of excelsior Is about
10000 tons. Put to great variety OF
uses, excelsior is most commonly used
for packing purposes. and In such uses
1t is employed for many very different
kinds OF things. 1t Is used. for exam,
pie, In the packing of things so fragile
as eggs, and things so solid as iron
toys. In the various uses to which II
Ia put excelsior is most In demand
where manufacturing Is carried on, 80
that the larger part Of the great guam
tity of this material now produced In
America Is used east OF the Mississippi
River -------
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
The Polite PhysIclan.

A lady of literary fame once re-
ouested DIR. Rel, the celebrated medj-
cal writer, to call at her house. BE
sure you recollect the address" she
said as she quilted the room. mo. ]
Chesterfield street" MADAM" said
the doctor, II am too great an adm'rer
OF politeness not to remember Chester
feid, and. I fear. too selfish ever TO
forget Number One, e,"-Argonaut.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
Fancy Buttons.

Buttons are extravagant and fanci'
full. Partisan diamonds and old
French enamel, or anything really
good. can be utilized for this purpose.
The little coatees. made either double
or single breasted, require buttons OF
some kind. either three at each side
or three at one side, though, IL they
be very large. only two need be used.
Then, plain serges aud tweeds are
finished with velvet collars aud GU
ilous gun-metal buttons suited to this
style of garment. Dull gray rough silk
buttons like those used on mems
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
Lenr-stemmed Hn.e. ON nnt..

Some novelty hats are being trimmed
with two immense roses and nothing
else. These roses have stalks about
twenty inches long. The flowers are
placed in the front of the hat, either
on one side or in the centre, and then
the long stalks are arranged round
the crown like ribbons. The effect is
certainly very charming.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29

The sleeves are two-seamed and flare
over the Lands, where, rs shown, they
are finished with bands of fur.
TO cut this jacket for n woman OF
medium size four and one-eighth yards
Of material twenty-one inches wide
two ana a quarter yards forty-four
inches wide, or one and quarter
yards fifty inches wide, will be re-
uuircd
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
DeerslsIn Gloycs lined WIN SIX.

Soft and warm and pretty are gloves
of deerskin, lined with silk Antelope
skin is taking the place of gazelle-sliin
gloves, as they are stronger and soft
or and come in delightfully."- soft colors.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
\ Detail.

One feature in the detail OF the bod
ice is Il laclng of gold or silk cord
across the shoulder seam, each point
tucked down with tiny gold button.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
: THE REALM OF FASHION. 8

New York City.-The Eton Jacket in
fits various notifications makes the
accepted short wrap for street wear.
The May Manton model here illus
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29

Boys Nestee Kilt Suit.
While few mothers allow trousers
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29


Haven't o cent,
And my work goes on
~ the twilight hours
y From the early dawn.
uy clothing is poor,
y, Nv shoes are run down,
aod my last years hat
Il a rusty brown
Nv dwelling is only
." tenement fiat,
,nd rs furniture's poor
'I As the place where it's at.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
FATAL sxrRAvAcANcE.

My table is lean
And the china there
is as rough and coarse
As my common fare.
And thus IL runs
Through the whole OF the heap;
Whatever is mine
is poor and cheap.
Except-and / wonder
II I'm fool
l measure my acts
BY Golden Rule.
WIN. J. hampton, in New York Herald,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-11-29
FATAL TO CHINcnBuGs.

Mr.. Chinchbug is att in very sim.
liar game devised by the enterprlsing
bugologists. This :ayenous insect
yearly costs the American farmer
millions. The most deadly i'll TO which
It's flesh Is heir is discovered to be the
"white fungus" 1t attacks him in
much the same manner as the afore.
mentioned furry growth infests Mr..
Grasshopper, save that II white rather
than a mouse-colored crust covers his
body and eats out his life. The dis.
ease is highly contagious among his
kind. The seed with which the pestil-
ence is sown Is prepared in this man
ner:
A bottle OF raw cornmeal, mixed
with beef broth, is sprinkled with the
white particles OF the moldy growth
previously separated from the dried
insects dying N the scourge. The
molu rapidly muitiplies after taking
goot In the new media and soon coil.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22

6unasts vi b<[dnftiosii. Gro6flDe
unb fsine Qtutt ipdren lfdyie tdlldlkfs
itnb bort, ipo QDiltelmB Nd 3rtttsn
Deer III SrI1nb Iogtrtt, itnb 3n5ltttt
Qfsifen uiiSgegrnben lpDr6en.
beutf1 fron36iiim<n Rrie8 g0lopptts
ten Eel Gonrbriiden bic 4rann{d dapett
gif1fn 1ufdren NIT Gigarrtit Inn
Mrnbe uflter eillen, ipubrbdftigen Riis
aelregen in bic Maife Der frun30ii ifd1tn
Eruppen bineirt. DeutfM @entrdIe
fiibrten ibre @olbdten fdItbliitig rultz
denb III ben in5rbsriidkll sfunpf. Der
Mangel an Gobaf. nl,ter beH bic frons
aDfifhen Eruppen Iitten, 1T nit bdfiir
beranttDortlin gemaht, baB Bel ihntu
lln3nfriebenbett entitanb. Gs 1T beS1
fennt, ipie bic beutiden Fruasn inintt
eafiir forgten. baB tire M6nntt. S0k&
ne unb Briiber gut nit benz eblen
Hrdut rerfeben ipdren. Wsi 6ebuitds
pol bob Elm syrlGnber ilnporii1tiaeI
gDeiie ben aopf iiber bic Werfhdn3uhs
cen. Cine rufiifM RlaeI fam unb
serfhmetterte feiren pfeifenfopf, bus
Ncbr aber bsbielt Ct irnMnnbe. GdmeH
innte Der Mann ipteber Oedung llrl
tpi;nlAte MIR, nit rbem Diebe, Der ibml
feline etnaise pfeife 3erihlugen bate. {
3l1ammen3utrmmen. Dur1 ben Rriins
trieg fam tas Hauhen In Gngldnb nlls
gemein in Mnbe. DorEer rauhttn niit
bic arbeitenben glafftn. Mber bic
@nreden unb gntnbrunqen isnes
furhtbaren 5elbauges lebrten bic Diff
aiere, bab nihts ben, Iabaf al5 1r0iisl
Irgsmittel qleihfam, unb nam beNal
Grtege rauhten lie ipeiter, lnb pftR I.
nnb Gigdrren tpurbe allgemein ges
fr0bnt. Mls bas @efeht Sci Morfes}
Drift 1879 am fhlimn,iten tobte, ,ruud\
ten Die enalifden Gplbaten tpie bisS
G1lote unb 1tsdten ibre pfeifen an ben
brennenben 5olsiplittern bes 2a3az
retbs an, bas BON ben 3ulus in Brdnb
sefdpTen mar. Mellington 1T Der
einsise @eneral biefes sSuhrbnnberts.
ber aeeen ben Sdbaf mar. Obgleih
feline 2eute nur burh ben Tabaf bic
fhredltGen Gntbebrungen bts Rrteges
in Gpanien ertrugen, mar fein Worurs
iheil bogegen bod 10 grob, bab er eis
men Mrmeebefebl erlieb, Der bns Naus
den berbot. Dasegen mar WolfeIeyf
elm itorfer Mauder, unb feinen slGns
senben 5ieg gegen Mrabt pafha bei
9eI=elzRebir i'm Sabre 1882 feierte er,
infem er r1eun Gigarren bintereinanber
rauhte. sssn Stalien unb 5panien
irirb ber 9abcf als ettpas gum 2eben
bnrhaus Notbtpenbiaes betrahtet, unb
Giaarren tperben ben Solbaten aIs Elm
She'll ibrer &ctinn ausgetbeilt. gbenlo
lit es iibriaens Bel Der brttiihen Mas
rine. Oie MbmiralitGt beriauft ben
Wtatroien 8latttahat, bas pfunb aH !.
einem Sbining. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
8ie's sema4t uirb.
Ius ben Grinnerunsen zines alten
2ehrers.

Der Shulinipeftor s.. belt i'm
Oorfe 9. Die idbrlihe @4ulpriifuna
ob. Oiele fisl bortreffli1 aus, henn
fcum bate Der 2ebrer cine 0rage eez
feat, 10 bDben ale Shiiler ben 9lrm.
y Ils bic priifung su Gnbe ipar. lobte
Der 6err Ghuleirettor 2ebrer unb
Gdiiler nit tparmen Morten.
9luf bem 9eimtpege gina Der fleine
Schannes neben ieinem 8ater Der, Der
ou9 Der pr!ifung beieetrobnt bate.
nSobannes," faste Der @aier. rDu bait
olles aeipubt, parum bat Der 2ebrsr
st6 ntht sefrust9" SD babe ni9ts
geinuBt," entgeenete Der &nabe. -
rslber 0u bait Bel ieber ssrase ben Mrn,
gehoben." Den linfen Mrm, 0ater. ="
uWas fon bos bsiben," fubr Der
Monn Iein ainb an.
Oieies Iab eritaunt au bem ersiirnz
ten Batter auf unb eripiberte: Der
Ssrr 2ebrer Eat asfagt, Bel Der priiz
frna beben ale S1iiler ben Mrm. User
bic 9lntport ipetB, ben rehten, tper
ridts tpeiB, ben linfsn. SD babe es
reht aematbt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
Sir ieinen snten Guf.
GriminaIiitil9e Stiase bon 9. 9.

Dor eintsen Sabren fam elmer ber
e1iten 2onbrner eutpeliere in ben @elib
etner nnaepDbnli6 aroben, herrlih oez
f6nittenen untiten &amee. Der eSutpez
Iier bate ben Stein brn einem Moenten
ernorben, Der aans europa auf Der
Sude nG9 9lnttquitdten bereiIte uno
bic Ramee in elmer t!einen, italienif6en
Stabt entbedt bate. Runittenner unb
Sahberi itdnbtge bepunberten ben
Gtetn, es tpurben benz sSutrelier erobe
Mngebote semaht, Bis 2orb H. um ben
getraa bon 5000 pfunb bic Ramee
fanfte. in Der Qbft9t, fie benz 8ritifh
Wtufeum gu f6snfen. 2orb R. bebielt
bic Ramee etnige Sage BEL ii9, um lie
ieinen sSreunben gu aeisen. bann bra9te
CT lie benz Sunelier suriid, nit benz
Grinhen, er m6se ben Stein, bepor CT
tn's Wuieum sebe, nod reintsen.
3tpei Sage fpdter perbreitete iib in
2onbon bic Nanrim, baB bei benz sSuz
tpelter elm ginbrubsbtebitabl periibt
trrrben fei. Nur bic Ramee mar eez
itrhlen iporoen. bic iibrigen i'm 2aben
anfaehduften Ghdbe tparen unberiibrt
geblieben. Ser eSutpefier 51idte bem
2orb R. einen gbed iiber 5000 pFunb
rnh f9rieb ibm in einem Briefe, er
balte ii6 fir erfabpfli9tis, ba er am
Mbenb bor benz Girbruhe ols letter
ietn @eibdft rerlaHen unb ben foitbaz
rem Stein ni4t seniisenb bertpabrt
babe.
grob Der bonn csutpelier ausaeIebter
bcben prdmie BON 300 pfunb bra1ten
Die onseitrensten Nc9fori1ungen Der
poli5ei nidts gu Sage. Die Ramee
tou6te onh ntbt tpteber auf benz
Warfte auf.
giniae ssahre persineen; ba purte
2rrb H. an bas - 5terbelaaer bes
Sutpeliers sebeten. Der @ferknbe
mahte in LANCER unterrebuna BEN
Qcrb bic GntbiilIung, baB er nidt be-
if0blen tDurbe. fonbern bab ct felGft
Die aamee pernihtet babe. Mls ct nGnlz
lib ben Stein reinigte, babe er 3u ieiz
mem Sdreden ertannt, baB CT bas erIte
Mol in feinem 2eben bas Opfer zines
raffinirten ydll9ers getporben. sSbnl,
Der iih nod ME aeirrt, mar na1 40
iabriger praris eine allerbings groBs
crtig na6aemaAte &amee angebGngt
Eorben. Wenn bic Game befannt
irErbe. irar fein Henommee ais aIlers
eriter 6ddDeritGnbiaer bahin. gr
fcnnte alfo nidt fagen, bab ct betroz
gen fporben. Mnbererfeits fonnte er es
nim nit ieinem 9etpifIen pereinbaren.
bie- Rdmee ireiter als edit gelten 5u lafz
fen. Da lei ibm Die soee gefonmen,
zen Stein az 5erfblagen, einen Gins
brrdsbiebftabl 5u finsiren unb bic
5000 pfunb zu erfeben. go tpnnte bic
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22

hit for qetrieqt, Ser @spff no i6 bitr
ben, Der btldngt 81 westod, no IN
|ybie Nebberbntt bitne blbt, ne bots
for { He:nmlett for 3tpei Ghiuing bic
Sabrt sefuuft IN ih ben nor emol
ansfinne nolle. mas sic berpoil bente.
SO bot ie sefust. has tpdr off Rpbrs
Different, dinner lnebr tpie 3trei
Shiaing ipGr Der @toff aud nit
nertb. fe bdtt mid upr nit infolte gt=
rollt." 90 ben nlerl9 gebabt. Was
funn ih jekt annerfdter tubn, als bier
in ben Dreisutts Stohr gebn III mid
effes neies faafe. bus ineint. mann
ih be preis relie fann. Miiter GbDiz
tobr, ih ben etaentlih nod nids fuge
tutIle, dtptper ih tann's nit iiptper's
0era brinse. ib ben ndmliA Ct Surs
preiS for eSbne: ich ben mid mel
pidtIder, oher tpie iner uff beitI.1
fage hubt, mel pfobtbgrdf made lai1e
Tin in paar Ddg friege Sie ems pnn.
SD peiB gut genug, baB es nit bieient
is, mann 2ebbie 81 en- @hentelmaun
ibr pidtl6er f6enfe bubt. alptper mir
fin ia boh fo5liaee rielebtet, neil MT,
bod 5a hiefelbe geiitlihe 5dmlnillie
belanae bubn, sSor ben Hiefen is es
du6 fein llnre6t, fent ih, mann iA
Sbne bas pidtiher getptpe bubn. SD
lin f6ubr, sic bubn's alcicbe, ith guide
mob arig iueenolih uus, atuiper ieb
hatt bod genifdt, Der pfobtosrufirer
bdtt MIDI Denig geflGttert, oioipe sic
tper'n ia ailsfinne, oh bas ptdtlner
guide bubt pie ih. Wel aubei oenn IN
made sc te1n Miiteht nit nein9tame
Bon belt an perbleibe ih nit bette Miz
gabrbs
eSu6rs tru5l:e,
2i55ie 5aE!fensel .5e6rrene).
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22

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ltgt pfa9le, psr :pst5D0 le1 uH pS1gs.. 3.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
GneIano's WationaISd,uIo.

Gnelanb bette lanae 3eit bic ar0Bte
Sbulb unter allen GDlfern, in ben
iedsaieer Sabren brobte Mmerita, bic
eneli1Ae S9ulb gu iiberfliigeln, ober
gar balb nabm bic amerifoni1de
S6nlb rufc5 ab,, iebp1 bra1ten es Die
sFrdnaofen ieit 1870 fertis, gnslanb
beheutenb gu iibertreffen, 10 baB lie
hie alpeifelbafte gbre genieBen, an BET
Sptbe her beri6ulbeten Natipnen au
feben. ssrantreib bat nabe3u 81
OO.00O,00O SAulben, bann fommt
HuBlanb nit beinabe $3,5OO,OOO,O 900
linb bann folat erft gnglanb NIT $3,z
350,0OO,O00. 9urh ben Rriea in
@iibzNfrifa 1T bic enslifde S9uloenz
lctpine pieber rafG in's Rpuen geras
then, unb penn bteier &ri.a nur alrei
Scbre banert, tann tpirb bas sSnlelz
reid abermals on Der Spite Der berz
f9ulbeten 8plfer fteben.
Ollie Rationali9ulben baben ibren
urfpruns in ariegsn, benn nur in
einem &riese fDnnen in Der tiiraelten
Sriit Millionen peraussabt tuerben.
gnglanb's Nattonalfhulb entftanb
blr9 bic beiben amerifaniihen una6z
hansiafeitstriese. ipelde nab bensFrie<
bensfhlub bon @bent benz ssnfelreihe
nit $581, ,101, $40 3u 8ude itanb.
Oas ipar aber gar Ni6ts i'm Berz
slei9 nit ben Soften ber ariege aeaen
syranfreih ron 1792-18O1 unb bpn
1803-1815. tpelde bic 59ulb Gnqs
lambs Inn mebr els bret MiDiarbeu
bermebrten, 10 bab bic cpntinentalen
pbilifter Elm f0rmlides Gruieln uber=
lief, ipenn fie bon elmer MationalIdulb
RON pieraebn Milliarben sSranfen
la{en.
Der &rinfriea bauerte nur atrct
Sabre nnb bermebrte Die Gdulb @na=
lanbs I'M $195, ,13O,835, 10 baB fih
biefelbe 1857 auf A.O4O, ,543, ,61O Be-
lief.
ssn ben lebten breiunbbieraig ssabren
trurbe biefe Miefenf1ulb um ettpa ST.. )
CSC. 100000 berabgeminbert, aber iebt
besinnt lie ipieber raid Au fteiqen.
@nglanbs Gbulb auf ben Ropf Der
@ep0lteruna betrdat aur 3eit STA, ettpa
fiinf Biz feds Mal 70 biel, ols bic un<
fere, tpelhe $14 auf ben Ropf nidt
iiberfteist, ber cfrifaniidk Rriea tpirb
bic Sdulb ofer fpabrfdeinlib INN ST
rrn Gopf bermebren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22
DaS 8atadbcn auf BEN ed,lad,fs
feIoe.

Der 9abat unb bic pfeifen, bic ben
englifAen SDlbaten in ber ssront bon
gu 1aufe gefhidt tperben, iinb bic foft>
bcriten Gaben, bi, man ibnen bieten
lam. Nirsenbs rirb Der Eroit, fdbreibt
Elm lonbDner 8latt. ben Der Iubaf aes
tpobrt, mebr gef9dbt, nls auf bem
Shlabtfelbe. Der erfte Rrieger, ber
rau1te, mar Der eeSnbianer. Der 1einen
Jeinb NIT bem Gomabatpf 5falpirte
nno bonn aus berfelben Maffe cine
8ernbigungSpfeife raumte. Die Gpl<
baten urb MatrDien Der R5niqin glis
fot,tb ipdren bic eriten GnqlGnber, Bic
ranhten. Orafe's Qeute pafften bas
g0ttlide Rraut. unb es tpirb berihtet.
b1B lie es tbuten, nm bic Qunlen beS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-02-22

SntereRante 0eriuhe NIT fer QDelse
lenz3elegrapbte 5tpi5hen ghamonig
Inb bem ballot Obierpatorium ouf
benz @ipfel bes Mont Blanc fperbel
neuerbings berihtet. Die Gntfsrnung
betrug ettpa z Meilen unb her 60bens
unterf9iet unsefdbr 10000 Gub. Der
@enber befanb iih in gbamDnir urb
Der Gmpfdnger auf benz Dbjerpatc<
rum, 1900 SUB iiber Meeresb06e.
Die @enberleitung mar rs s5uB lona
unb berart geaogen. bob iie nit Der
6ori3ontdlen einen Mintel pcn 60
@rab bilfete. Beibe Stationen tpartn
fir chamber segenfeiti!, Hdtbar. Die
Derfude selangen gut; ilar Mbenbs,
tpenn bic eleftrifHe Deleuhtun9sdns
l0ge in Gbamonir. bic nit b-s;pbd{is
gem MehfelftrDnl betrieben tpirb, !
orbeitete, mar bas 3elearaphiren ur,s
m6slih; bic Molten iiDrten bugeeen
ni4t. Mtmofpb6rifde elsftrii1e Gniza
labungen mahten fidb ipobl isterS bes
n1ertbar. aber lie beeintrdbtigten bic
nebertragung niAt.
Mus elmer syreie BiibnenbprHslIrnq:
rMar bas @tiid febr realiitiih2s
rNein Der 5tpeite Mft fpieite eth
Balbes eyahr fpdter unb es mar nod
bieielbe ROAin i'm 6uufe.
8,25O.0 900 Riiicn 9le9 finb ipdbrenh
bes Dorigen. Sabres i'm lnnbe probnsirt
irorben. Dos sefpredene Nlt@ IN
nidt babel. M
Mtm dlles Al Md5Ter ipir6. sui
trOfet ii9 gerne btim Mfil5