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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
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Der alten 6eimath unb Der @emeinOe
Maloorf nit Der aleihen 2iebe 5uges
tban iein, tpie fein Wuter."
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06

Mugsburs. syriib 'purbe
Mmtsrihter 0auier bon sSriebbers in
benz aur Stabt Mugsbrrg gebDrigen
G.iebentiidtpalbe tobt aufgefunben. Gs
i9eint @elbftmorb Dorauliesen. 10
Mf6affenburg - Mls Gr1ab
fir ben berforbenen Worfibenben bes.
8e3irfscpllesiums fir 9anbel, Jdbriz
teil unb @eiperbe. gommeraienrdtb
DeKauer, ipurbe sSabritbirector Wilz
belm S9mitt gum 9priibenben beg
grlleaiunls gommeroienratb s. WDrs
ner getpdblt. taaa r-a Z
Baprentb. - MnlGblia bes 25z
idbrisen Subifdunls bes hieiisen genz
tralfAulbau7es perleiht ber 5tabtz
ndsi frat an 5tDei Oberlebrer unb a4t
2ebrer, tpelbe 20 Sabre ununte.bro@
9en ibres Mmtes bier palten, bas
8iireerred)t ,lnentaeltli9. Sir Die
So!ge ioll alien 2ebrern nit 20idbriz
ger Dienft5eit in bieiiger Stabt bteie
MusHi4nuns au She'll tperben.
Megensbura. ueber bas
8ermDaen bes Bantiers Miener bier
purbe Der goncurs erDffnet. ueber bic
Werlufe aus benz Runbfhuftsfreiie
biefer Banf=6irma bort man tdgltb
BON grDBeren Sunrnen unb elmer iih
mebrenben 3abl Der Betbeilisten. 0on
benz fliidttg gesansenen protlrii item
bes Gef1dfts 9srnitein mar Bis iest
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
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2urembura. Mie perloutet.
1T 6err Mbpocat Mnpuft Gb. Simpz
nis als lansjdbriaer aedtsbsiitanS
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
MuSldnOiid)eS.
BranDcnbisre.

Dranbenbura. - Snr9 eiilen
Gtura IN einen nit fndenfer Jdrbe
onoefiillten Bottih ipurDen in Der
Hummerle'fden Gabrit bem Mrbsitsr
Aarl 0apemann beiDe 8eine nnD ner
redte glrm perbri;bt.
Dranisnbur.g. 9errn Vas
for Meindrbt in 3eblenborf, ilnleren
friberen Rreisi9ulinipeetor, 1T ki
tem Mbganae aus ieinem @eellorgers
amt in Mnertennung ieiner Shatisteit
b<- rotbe Mblerorben perlieben tpornen.
2Ibbeneu. Der Gpreeiralh
tit Der 6auptlieferant fir Meerre!tig,
Mr 3fpei Hdgen tparen aus BEN 5pree>
ralb gegen 12O Rdhne, ilnb bon Der
Qonbieite rnnb 80 Mdgert nit Useers
rettia befrcmtet angefabren. Gs pilrs
ben runb 1000 Ctr. biefes gemiifss
arssefiibrt.
sss gteu sMntppin. 3nm 0es
b0dtnib 1btobpr sSpntaneS tpurbs an.
ieinent @eburtsbaule, Der 2DtpensMppS
itefe,y s5risbrt1 Milhelmitrabe. cine
Gebenftafel ansebraht. Sic 1T aus
fdaporaem Grant bergeiteM unb trdgt
In @olbfhrift bie Morte: rsSn sbielem
6au5e ipurbe Gheobor Iontane am
30. December 1919 9eboren.'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06

Dantur I'm ginpsrnebmen nit berGtaDt
einen neuen 8ebauungsplall uusarbeis
ten folI. Nuf @runb nieIes planes
tann erit Der Raufpreis fir bos fret=
lperbenbe @eldnDe bemeFen tperoen.
Die Mrbeiten iperben tbnnlihit be<
ihleuniat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
CHA cFfd1er Wetff.

gs 1T Elm eisenes Ding um biefen
9ineiifden 9eiit. Wie ein Sauh aus
elmer anbern Welt mutbet er ben
Mbenbldnber an. 9erinienene @efelI=
f9aftsihi9ten erfreuen 5i9 an Wiben
Der perIdtebeniten Dirt; aber auf tpelz
de eisene Meiie Der gbinefe pibis iein
tann, tpifen ipenige. Sin GineIifhes
S6er5mGr9en, ipie es beren piele gibt,
ersdblt Elm Mbenteuer BON 5ipei sSr0s
i4en: uOie beiben 5r0fde cling unb
Sing nobuten in elmer Gtabt init
NGmen 2tngfu. Sic batten bort bic
9rdber ibrsr 9tbnen, fctsea ,51lanin,
reines Wai1er, griine8ldtter uuD 5ldu=
iaiaernoe Ma7erflieeen, seuug, I'M
in Woblletn au f6tpe!sen. Mber !pie
bas 10 gebt, nenn es ben 5roi6en 5n
tpobl pirb, iie ipuroen beise imalsr
un5ufrieeener. Die @tabt .pudls, unb
bas Wafer iparb INNER ihmubiger.
grit entrii1teten it6 bic beioen Gr0f9c
nur i'm Sti1en, bann T1impften lie
laut, nno fhlieBli9 seldngter iie 81
bem gntfdluffe Der Shat. Sic be
f9lpnen, ausaupaneern, fans tas
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ii6 lieber bon ibren Menengrdbern gu
trennen als fold elm rrltunmiirbiges
Oaletn fpeiter au ertrceen. ltnb EOS
Waner parb mod fhmuhiger, unb on
einem fd0nen feu9ten Morsen, als
Der Hegen nur 10 flpb uno plot Gerte.
tparfen lie ibrer 9eimatb mod ein.n
@heioeblid su unb paneerten in bic
Jerne. 2lber bic beiben 1rD1Ae tpdren
Dorii6ti9e 2eute. sic batten aebDrt,
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nen Bid bonn 8ereessipfel aus nerges
lptnern, ob bic @tabt AUDI !pirfli1 30
rein lei. tpie bic Sage lie made. Cine
polle Mode biipften iie tdaIid. s.1ta
aebn Stnnfen. Oa mar naeb r:eler
Miibfal Der 8ersesgipfel erreidt. sic
blpften auf ben b0diten 5tein. 9p1
auf ridteten iie ii6 auf bic, 1iniers
beine, redten bic RDrper 70 bod lie nur
fonnten. unb fhauten uno ihautcn.
unb Iiebe ba, ss mar faum dlanbliib:
bic Staot, bic 5ie fuben. FanD ib-sr
9eimatb an Gdnub niht non. 6ier
fpie bort ftarrte alles BON llnratb. Dd
tpurben bic beiben Jr059e traurig, fd<3
ben fid tuebniitbig an unb 5ogen aes
fnidten @en1iitbes in ibre 6eiraat5 Su<
rid" Niht mob, eint gei}tpolle Ges
f4i4te. perebrter 2tftrs Mbsr Ditger|
fhihte bat boh ibre Spite. Ou jishif
fie BLOB nint, neil bir Ietber Die titfe
literarifbe 9iIbung bes gbinefen cts
gebt. 0ni bu fdpn einnlal einen,
Grof9 eefeben9 Weibt tu, sab as
feline Niigtn auf Der oteren Geife !eir
nes Q0rptrs. fat unb, riidnGris i6dnt,
iptnn Ct iih bod erlspprrimtet7 Dje
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Der Sugenb aelernt: .Dit Miihe
ibre Rrone IN Der Grbe uab btr ffrsl
5ot ftine Mueen duf bem Ria
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06

Mlaep. Morgens iurs nuh Z
1lbr Derfuhte ber 9ola= unb Roblenz
bdnbler 90. DorrbDfer Der Oritte auf
benz Speicher ieines Mobnbauies iih
mittelft SdlSidure gu pergiften.
Qeratlide 6ulfe tpurbe iofort herbeiz
sebolt, bod tpnnte Dielelbe ben Wsana
MID. mebr retten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-12-06
Mettprembe,,.

2outesnbiirg. Jriib entz
ftanb in Der Merfftatt bes Shmiebez
meifters @ebainsf sSeuer. bas auf bas
Mobnbaus iiberiprang. bic Na4barz
bdu{er ersriff unb bic ganse fehr enee
sSungfernaaHe in Mfhe au !egen brcbz
fe. @eds @ebdube finb nieoerse=
brannt.
@rauhena. Ser 18idbrise
@pbn grtpin bes @utsbeiibers Ger:n
@dueiber aus Rl. ShDnbriid Eel
@raubens slitt i'm 8egriffe, aur Saao
All geben, aus, has @eipebr ging natei
lps unb bic 2abuns brana ibm tn Die
@ruIt. Sn fiiraeiter 3eit trat bereits
Der Sob Elm.
gulm. - Damit lie niht mebr
1lr @bl,le au geben brau6te, 5iinbete
Bic 12idbrige @Hilertn g., in Nobz
sarten bic Sheune bes SAulgrunbz
ttids an. Qlm friiben Weorsen begob
lie Gbeile bes Sheunenthors NIT 95ez
lroleum unb aiinbete es an. Das
Hbor Fanb bereits In sSlammen, ols
her Sobn bss 2ebrers hinautam. Die
fem unb ben, f9nen berbeigerufenen
Batter selans es. ben8rano au lofAen.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
BURR'S FIGHT AGAINST FATE.
AS Success Returned the Sorrows OF
His Life Came.

Aaron Burr was sixty years old
when he resolved once more to battle
with fortune" writes William Perrine
of "The Mysteries of the Century" in
the April Ladies' Home Journal.
Going quietly into New York he
opened an Office for the practice of
law, and In fortnight had earned
two thousand dollars in fees. But
hardly had he written to his daughter
about his luck when there camo from
South Carolina the news that her
beautiful boy, who had been the idol
of the ambitious statesman, was dead
But there was in reserve for Burr
still heavier blow. Toward the close
OF the year 1872 Theodosia Allston
made preparations to visit her father
in New York. Passage was engaged
on the schooner, The Patriot, for
Theodosia, her physician and her
maid, and the young woman was radi-
ant with the expectation OF meeting
her father within the next five or six
days. The Patriot sailed from Charles.
ton out into the ocean on Christmas
week, and not n vistige of her was
ever again seen, and II Is surmisod-
but nothing is known as to her fate
that she founded of the coast of Hat
teras. Day after day. and long after
all hope had been abandoned, there
might have been seen on the battery
at New York the lonely and unhappy
father peeripg far down the bay. as
If he were scanning the sea for a sail
OF his agony Aaron Burr gave the
world but little view, he had schooled
himself in the habit of never exhibit
ing his emotions; but in one of his
letters he declared that he felt as IL
he had been severed from the human
race"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
FAMOUS ZOOS.
South Africa Possesses the Largest
One I'm the World.

The South African Republics ZOO
logical collection and gardens are the
finest and largest in the world The
gardens, which are In the Lebombo
region, are guarded by whole tribe
OF Kallirs, and contain every species
OF wild animal TO be found In South
Africa The geological collection at
Bronx Park New York, Is II remarka-
bly, fine one. The gardens cover 300
acres. and one OF It's most important
features Is the natural environments
provided for the animals.
The animals of South America, for
instance are given the free range or
large Enclosures containing miniature
mountains, rivers and forests; while
the tigers al lions live I'm sandy
stretches, junglcs. and so on. The Yel-
lowstonc National Park of the United
States, with it's area OF 1919 square
miles. forms "A geological preserve for
almost every species of animal found
I'm that part Of the world. The London
geological Gardens contains nearly
5000 animals; those at Berlin about
| 300 and the Jardin des Plantes, Par
is, about 1000 animals.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
LONGEVITY of Whales.

Some light was thrown a few years
ago upon the subject of the vitality OF
whales by finding one of these AMI.
mails in Bcring sea in 1890 with IA
"toggle" harpoon head in its body
bearing the mark of the American
whalcr MonteZuma. That vessel was
engaged In whaling In Bering sea
about ten years, but not later than
1854 She was aftcrward sold to the
government, and was sunk in Charles.
ton harbor during the civil war 10
serve as an obstruction. Hence, II is
estimated the whale must have car
ricd the harpoon not less than thirty
six years. In connection with this fact
William III. Dali gives an account in
the National Geographic Magazine OF
n discussion with Capt. Il. l.. Heren.
deem of the United States National
Museum, of cases OF whales that have
been supposed TO have made their way
from Greenland waters TO Bering
strait, and TO have been identified by
the harpoons they carried. While IL il
very likely that the whale really
makes the passage. an uncertainty
must always be allowed. for ships
were often changing ownership and
their tools were sold and put on
board of other vessels. and harpoop
irons were sometimes given or trad.
ed TO Esquimaus. II therefore becomes
possible that the animal was struck
with a secondhand ircn.-Popular
Science Monthly.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
SKIN GRATING WITH EGG FILM.
Successful Operation In indianapolis
-Neuro May Havo White Spots.


The second successful operation OF
skin grating by using the skin or In.
ner film OF newly laid eggs has been
accomplished at the Indianapolis city
hospital by DR.. w. V. Morgan and
other physicians.
The subject was Scott Smith, col
ored man, who was horribly burned
about the face, neck and shoulders
by the bursting OF "A lamp The raw
surface could not be cured by ordi-
nary means, and after several physl.
clans had applied restoratiyes in vain
Smith was removed to the hospital
DR.. Morgan secured some newly.
laid eggs, and the skin or film was
applied, and IL was only "A short time
before the good results were apparent
In ten days the film OF the egg was
united securely to the flesh, and the
wounds were perfectly healed
An interesting part of the operation
tion from "A scientific point OF view, Is
what Is to be the color OF the resulting
cutlcle. A microscopic examination
shows that the skin OF the egg is now
a part OF the skin OF Smiths body but
IL remains white, while the other skin
is black.
The blood clrculates through IL, as
through other parts, but IL is yet an
open question whether the pigment
which colors the negro's skin will en-.
ter the new skin and also color IT, SO
far there is no evidence that this will
be the result, for It has remained as
white as It was when first applied.
Smith is in mortal terror for fear
that feathers will grow out of his face
and neck where the egg film was ap.
piled. Some joking remark made by
the physicians during the course OF
the operation caused the patient to
conceive such "A thing possible, and
for several days he had to be watched
closely to prevent him from remoy-
ing the film.-New York Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04

According to George L. Smithers.
the United States Consul at Chung
King. China. in the department called
Yungpct. Chih-li Ting. gold is found
i'm abundance 10y washing in the valley
near tho city. Tho Inhabitants Of the
neighhorhood keen large fiocks OF
geese 10 work In the gold fields for
them. When the geese are found to be
very heavy they ere killed and their
maws empticd OF the gold contained
therein. A flock of geese Is sometimes
worth a good deal of money; but
geese dressed ready for eating are
very cheap. indeed-from Is cents 20
% cents each.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04

A strange lake exists in the center
of Sulphur Island. of New Zealand. 1t
is 80 acres in extent about II feet In
depth and II feet above the level OF
the sea. The most remarkable charac-
tcristic of this lake is that the water
contains vast quantities of hydrochlor-
ic and sulphuric acids, kissing and
bubbling at a temperature OF 110 de.
grees Fahrenheit. The dark grccn-Col.
ored water looks particularly uninvit-
ing. Dense clouds of sulphuric fumes
constantly roll of this boiling Caldron,
and care has TO bc exercised in APP
preaching this lake TO avoid the risk
OF suffocation. ON the opposite side of
the lake may be seen the tremendous
blow-holcS, which when in full blast,
present an awc-inspiring sight. The
roar Of the steam as IL rushes forth in
10 the air is dcafcnng, and often huge
powders and stones are hurled out TO
n height of several hundred feet by
the various internal forces of nature.
a boat can be launched on the lake.
and, IL proper care be observed, the
very edges of the blow-holes may bc
safely explored. Some idea of the
strength of the acid-saturatcd water
of this lake may be gathered from the
fact that boat almost dropped 60
pieces after all the passengers had
been landed, as the riycts had corrod.
Ell under the influence of the acids.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
EDITORIAL BRIEFS.

VA stock ticker is not always fortune
teller.
Dewey has had hard luck since his
Chinese dog died. II must have, been a
mascot.
The Sublime Porte will have TO pay
our little claim, even II he mortgages his
harem.
Canery-I hear Thornton is great
place for whippet races.
IIaines-Yes. they rush the growlers
there considerably
That bill Of 500, 900 this country wants
from the Sultan Of Turkey might be given
to some good collection agency.
The cruiser "Olympia" is on the dry
dock. II her late commander, Admiral
Dewey, runs for the presidency, he will
be on the rack.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
MAY Magazine.

In the Reviews of Reviews for May,
there is editorial comment on Admirars
Dewey candidacy; on the government OF
Puerto Rico under the law recently passed
by Congress; on the proposed govern
ment Of Alaska, and on the developments
OF the month in financial and industrial
circles. Other topics treated in THE
Progress of the World" are the rush TO
Cape Nome, fox-breeding in Alaska, the
April elections, the epidemic Of strikes,
the opening OF the Paris fair, the military
operations in South Africa, and the Della.
goa Bay award.
A leading illustrated article in the May
Magazine Number Of The Outlook Is
New York's Underground Railway
In this the author, Mr.. Earl w. Mayo.
tells, with original and unique illustra.
tion, the story OF the rapid transit enter.
prise, giving picturesquely and inteIligi.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
LIKE MOLTEN SILVER.
Behring Sea Phosphorescence Sur.
passes All Description

Behrin9 Sea Pnospnorescence our
passes All Description
Il have often heard OF the wonder.
full phosphorescence of southern seas"
remarked traveller from the north to
a Washington Star reporter. "and l
have seen pretty fair samples OF II
in the Atlantic between New YORK
and English ports. but did not know
IL prevailed TO any extent In northern
waters until during the last summer
Ia August last ! was on board the
revenue cutter Mccullough, In the
Bering sea, about 63 degrees north
latitude, bound north, when one night
about ten o'clock happened TO go on
deck, and was almost frightened by
the sight OF the sea. The wind was
blowing sharp enough TO raise the
whitecaps, and the whole sea looked
as IL IL were lighted from It's depths
by a million arc lights. throwing their
whitest rays upward and under the
flying foam. The hollows OF the
waves were dark, but every crest that
broke showered and sparkled as IL
IT were filled with light. From the
sides OF the ship great rolls OF broken
white light fell away, and she left
broad pathway OF silvery foam az far
back as the eye could reach.
"But about this hour was the most
striking display. Here IL was as IL the
ship was blowing through sea OF
white light, and as the water was
thrown back from her prov IL fell In
gllttering piles of light upon the dark
surface beyond, and was driven far
down below, lighting the depths as IL
all the electricity OF the ocean were
shooting its sparkles through the
waves and turning Itself into innumer-
able incandescents that flashed sec
ond and then shut out forever. stood
on the forecastle deck looking down
into the brilliant white turmoil OF the
waters until ! began to feel as II we
were afloat upon some silver sea, and
a really uncanny feeling took posses
sion OF me. The white ship was light
cd by the phosphorescence OF the wa
ters, so that as high up as the deck
there was "A pale, weird white, that
made one feel as IL the Flying Dutch
man were abroad upon the seas and
had passed by us. The masts lowered
in ashy gray above the decks, and
every rope and line stood out distinct
ly I'm the light, but cast no shadow.
1t was all as ghostly as II we had gone
up against the real thing, and IL was
positive relief to get back into the
ward room, where there was some
thing more human. | don't know
how long it lasted but when ! went
to bed at II O'Clock | could stlll see
the silver shining through the air port
in my state room.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04

MAY breakfasts were as numerous
as they were appetizing this year,
A few years ago the church society
at Oaklawn had practical monopoly
in the May breakfast business, but
now almost every philanthropic or
ganization In the suburbs take this
mode of replenishing their finances.
1t is very creditable and satisfac-
tory custom, and deserves the en-
couragement it receives.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04

bly, an account Of the methods 10 be used
In building the road and the results II
will accomplish.
The seat OF power in Congress has
shifted from Maine to Iowa. No other
single state has so strong and influential
a representation, and II Is due somewhat
to the same causes that gave the Pine Tree
State such an influence, with Blaine,
Reed, Dingley, Manley. Hale, Frye and
others. When capable representatives
are continued in Congress term after
term, a spirit Of cooperation predomi-
mates In the delegation. When IL becomes
a political family affair there are always
some plums coming that way.-"1ae
National Magazine" for May.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04
Agriculture. e.

/ should single out the reaping ma.
chine as the greatest human achieve.
ment in the department OF agriculture.
Not only is it a great boon in itself.
but il marks the initiative In great
movcmcnt--thc substitution of me.
chanical for muscular force which
modern agricultural needs have made
Imperative. For thousands of years
the agricultural implements of hu.
manlty had remained what they were
In the infancy OF the race. The spade
and the hoe, the sickle and the scythe
OF our grandfathers were identical
with those welded by the drst bar.
barian who emerged from the prehis.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04

For a year or so the TINES tried
faithfully to chronicle the fact when
persons in its territory purchased
new bicycles. But it was found inn
practicable. We could not keep up
the pace. Some of our exchanges
we see are still trying to accomplish
the feat, but the struggle is too un-
equal.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-05-04

ABOUT 99o licenses to sell liquors
during the coming year will be given
out by the police commissioners to-
night. This is the result of judicious
advertising in the newspapers.-Bos-
ton Herald.