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Ebtrin8ett uno SaWiett.

Meiningen. Der Derbanb
Der Sbiiringifhen Worf9uB=@ereine
aGblt iebt 100 8ereine uls Mitglieber,
naebbem ibm bic 1,eu eritanneneSpar-
unb 0arlebenscaFe in llnterneubrunn
unh Der ihon ldnger beltebenbe@1
zMpbjtoff=Wtrein in Meimar
als Mitslisber beisetreten iinb.
Naumburgd 6. - Das bies
iige 5hnurseribt Derurtbeilte ben
3immermann aotbe aus R01en Az 8
sSdhren 3uhtbaus unb 10 sSubren
Ghrperluft. Gr bate. um ii6 an eis
mem MGbntn gu RIDDEN. in Marf3Sbs
lib Bel s5rebburg einen 8ranb altgez
legt. ber bier @ebGube eindfherte.
prebfA a. 6. Sn unferem
MilitGr M1bmen Mai1enbdule
pirb nit benz al, elmer Gortbilbungsz
fhule. Riine unb Mdf9dnitaIt begDn=
men tptrben; ts tpirb ein GROCER Wai
eingeridtst perben nit ben beiten
MuIhinen ber 4en3eft,
Mabnib. Die Cullen ireten
n bieiem ao6re dnf ben bitF9tn Wies
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3cntgrei1 SaGse1.

f6en 3ranfenbauie entittss .r rubie
benz &rdntenipuaen unD begd5 IiD,
iebe llnteri itiibuns ablebnelio, gum
Gritdunen Der Granfenpdrter, Ie5ten
S9rittes nacb benz OperatinnsTaal.
Die iofort nOtbts genorb.ne Speraz
tion tpollte aibn pbne NnpenDung
Der NarfpIe an fid) brne1msn lahen.
Dem pioerfpraben ieboh Die 4er5te,
porauf er ii6 nartottiiren lieB.
8aube1. 6ier lit Elm 5e1nidbz
r:ger Sl5ultnabe, Der ben 9tobinlpn
gelelen, aus Sebnlu6t nad ben Hp=
binIoninIeln, Die ct gleid btnter Ores=
ben permuthete, nit bem Shulran3en
abgeriidt unb er1t Nbenbs au ben bez
tiimmerien Gltern 5uriidaefebrt. neil
ibm enblich Der Wes bod au tueit err
14ienen fpar.
8Iafenib. = Gier bai iid ber
1Oidbrtge Sobn tes sSubrperfsbes
iibers arehs bur9 einen @9ub in
ben Munb eetoot:t. Der lunse
Mann batte feline belten Rleibsr ansez
segt unD ii6 in ben beiten 2anbausr
ietnes 8aters seieBt. uno bort fanb
tim bieler. ais er fpdt Ndhts bon ei>
ner SSabrt beimfehrte. Der 8eueaz
grunb gu Der Sbat Ion in Sieflirn gu
illden fetn.
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G6les.ut8sGcItsettts

ptDn. = esn ieltener !Riiitiefett
unb Trifhe feierte bier Der tOnislidfe
Muiifbirettor Oierds ieinen 80. @ss
burtstag. Cine be1onbere gbruns uno
uebsrrai9uns tpurDe benz geburtss
taastinbe su tbeil, als IA Mitaliebes
hes 6ambureer 9dngerbor rGutbiz
mia" Bier eintrafen, INN betm Sadel=
fdein unter 2eitung ibres Oiriaenten
Or. 9iber ibrem @brenn1itgliebDterds
elm 5tdnbhen gu bringen.
6onberburg. Die itGbtiz
I6en GolIeoien betpiliisten fir bic I'M
Triihiabr ffottfinbenbe arDbere Sc
lperbe Musitelluns 500 Mart.
5hIesniq. -, Glolterpropit 81.
5reiberr b.2ilieneron bsaing ietnen 70.
Geburtstag. 8eite bieitoe Wlilitdrcae
pellen brahten linn Elm Stdnbdsn unD
bon gtab unb Tern trafen oiele Slid
tuiinl1e Elm.
Segeberg.- Gin barter S9ids
ialsf6las traf bieJamtlie bes 9ufuers
liitbe in Sehieren. Ser 12iGbrige
Gobn tpurbe auf benz Wege bon MeeDe
nah 5hieren auf unaufsefldrte Weiie
bon einem pferb abgetporfen unb. oa
er nit benz syuBe i'm @teigbiigel bdne
gen blieb, etne Gtrede ipeit seI1leift.
Die 8erlebungen bes Raaben iparen 10
fApere. baB er benIelbsn erlegen 1T.
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fen ii fold<n Mengtn Sci chamber
duf. baB 9unbtrte bon bie5en 9bieren
beobamtet tperben f0nnen. gs bat bies
grnnb in Der Mduieplase.
,ShDna. Die felt benz i. De=
tober paeante bieiige 2ebrepifeIe
ipurbe nit benz Qebrer Germ. Niirns
berger. friibsr in Seliis Bel Shlieben,
neu befett.
Stumsborf. @eeen 5 1lbr
in Der sSriibe brannte in her Gelbflur
bes benahbarten Dorfes Sp0ren Elm
Diemen bes Hittersutsbeiibers
Deutfhbein nieber.
Meibenfels. - Beim 6antis
rem an ber Drefdn,of9ine serietb Der
8Gdermeiiter Mibel in Sbernii1d nit
einem sSlBe atptf6en bic @erbinbunggs
alieber Der SransmifI fItonsifanee. Gem
nnaliidliden, Der erft nad elmer Stun.
be aus feiner qualbollen Gage befreit
tperben fonnte. tpurbe bas 8ein Bis
aum Gnie polftdnbig aermalmt.
Mplmirfebt. Der RaiIer
bat bic @4iiBenfDnissipiirbe angez
,,ommen. bic ber Qanbratb b. 6aTel<
bad fir i'm beim lebten 9hibenfeft
ertporben bate. unb benz Gdibenberz
Elm eine Meoaille fir bic &Onisslstte
berltehen.
2erbft. - Die Glteite gtntoobnez
rim unferer Stabt, bic 6ofpitalitin
Witttpe Gambler. 1T i'm 96. Qebenss
iahre beritorben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
Erpoins GeNen.

&ir1bain. - Sci Der GtaotDerz
orbnetenlpabl fir bic 3. DGblerclaf1e
rar bic 8etbeilieuns etns febr rege.
Non 3S Mablberedtiateu mabten Is
Mdhler bon ibrem Wablrehts &C.
braud. gs tpurbe aetpdblt Goufmann
Oiebl NIT 13 Stimmen gesen 2anb>
ipirtb H0mer nit IL Stimmsn.
Weorburs. - Der OberbeTFfde
Eouriitenperetn beabiidtist, auf benz
ips. Rimbere bsi Galoern etnen Nuss
iicftstburm su erbauen.
Hptenbure. = Die 1tdhtiIhen
8eh0rben bohen beialhKen, unTerer
6Dteren 8iirgerihule gu Sftern eine
Gecunba aufauisseu, boraus9eIeBt,
boB bic 9enebmigune Der 90ntel. Hes
sieruns erfolgt. Metter bel9loB man,
ter@inri1tung elmer eroBen Edbti19en
WoFerleitl,ng ndher 3u treten, tpoau
hie einleitenten S1ritte iofort getban
trerben follen.
gBiesb ben. en Der S;Bunq
bes geiddftgfiibrenbsn 2lusI9uiies
fir bos @uItob yreptag Oentlndl in
g2iesbabcn bertd,tete 9ofrath garndp
i;her Die bis6eri9en gingGnge in 6DDe
ben $4,000 Mort. Qlusitdnbig iinb
ncb Gle GrsebniiTe bon 8oritenungen
5reptoe'Icbsr Stiids OH 80 Sbeatsrn.
tes 8iibnenpereins unb melrerer
S6riftitelt rbereine.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
emIeHess.

2ouban. sSn Der aampF'fden
ssdrberei fanb cine Reffelerplolton itatt,
ipelhe arae 0ertpiiitunaen anrihtete.
@liidlifer Meife iinb Weniden nidt
perlebt tporben.
Gaurahiitte. - 6ier mar Elm
Qebrling bes Rlempnermeiiters Stein
nit benz Mufleben bon 8le9lpiben auf
BEN maften elmer elettrilhen 2ihtan<
lage beidGftigt. Gr fam rem 2ei.
tlnesbrabt ali nahe unb tpurbe BON
benz Gtrpme 5000 8olt Spannung)
aet0btet. 8epor 6ilfe gebradt peroen
fonnte. mar ber8ebduernsipertbe buh=
itdblih nertoblt.
liebenthol. = Sn Der Naht
brad in elmer Sheune sseuer aus, tpels
DIES biefe unb pier bendhbcrte S6eu:
nen nit alien grnteporrdtben, @asen.
Mdereerdtben unb MaIfinen In N1he
leate. gu ben empfinblih @e1hdoiaten.
bic gar nidt beriidert ndren. sebort
oud bas llrfulinerfloiter. Rah einem
in Der NGbe Der 8ranbitdtte aufaef fun:
henen 8riefe liest b0stpilise 8ranb.
itiftuna por.
Neumqrft. Ourh einen
Sdub mahte Der bis6erige 8eiiber
bes Hittereutes Rauie Bel MaltTh ie;z
mem 2eben elm Gnbe; bic 8epeggriin=
be. trelhe ben Mann in zen 2ob &C.:
trieben haben, linb Midi befannt. Gr
bate iid erit bor Sturgeon perheiratbet.
parhnib. = Der ca. 60jdbrt9e
9telIenteiiber 6ompel in 5tactpalos
bate iich in @emeinl6aft bes Wrheiz
ters alimpe nit 9olafdlen beIddftisl.
gls fieh 6ampel beim 5allen ,insr
Riefer in 9iderbeit bringen tpollte, err
reiehte i'm ter Wipfel, ,ioouB benz Wan
ne bos Riidgrat gebro6en tpuroe; er
itarb nad ipenisen Nusenbliden.
g hnei ibni B. - Mn @ebirnldb
mung itarb Der 47jdbrige 8orbna4er:
me!iter 8artbel in 0omdnse. Dor einis
cen Wohen mar Der beliebte Mdnn,
@ater bon oht &intern, auf femGeiln=
ipeae bon elmer SanSmuiit, Bel Der er
ais Mufiter fllneirte, iiberfallen unb
f4iper miBbanbelt porben.
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@betuprppims sno gHeitfaIe.s.

6pbenltmburg. Sn benz
FabritgebGube ber Sirma Syibmer IN
berObernahmer brah auf Bis iebt ntht
aufeefldrte Wetfe Seuer aus. Du bus
berheerenbe glement in benz i'm Reller
aufbepahrten Sel reibe NahrunJ
fono, beburfte es mebritiinbtser Mrbeil
Der sSeuertpehr. bes 8ranbes Serr 81
tperhen.
RDniasninter. Mnfelr1
Bafxm bat feline Drobune, ben Non.
nenitrombere ab5ubolaen. in bic Wirfz
lihfeit umoefebt. SEPT iinb bort sahl<
reide Nrbeiter nit Solobauen befAdfz
tiat.
Rreuana9. - Die @tabtper,.
orbnetenz8erfammlung ,pdhlte dls
Healiduloirectpr Muguit BGbre, ,Sberz
lebrer am Realspmnaiium in Glbsr~
felb.
Qabbereen. Gin neuer
Oammbrud entftonb am Dprtmunhs
@ms=Ganal auf Der Strede 3ntfhen
90 unb 100 &ilometer. Sn tpenisetl
Mueenbliden glia bic san5e Gegenb ets
mem Gee.
2ibenfdeib. - Sci Der WaG1
bon brei Witaliebern CUR Sanbelsfdnz
mer, Mbtheiluno rStubt QiinenTheto".
tpurben bic dusIdeipenben Mitglieber
Hidarb Sued, gommer3ienrath Wil:
belm Berg unb Sulins Rltsel lpieoers
aetpdhlt.
nerbinoen. Cine S9enfunn
bat Die sSirma 8iittner II. Sic, ROB
rentampfteHelfabrtt, anlablih ihrss
25iGbrigen gefebens gu 8uniten ibrsr
g(rbeiter eemadt. sic ltiFtete Elm Ga;
pital BON 10000 Mart fir Die 6tn.
terbliebenen ihrer Nrbeiterf6oft. Nur
ferbem .rhdlt ieber Nr6eiter, Der Is
Sabre i'm @efdGft 1T, 25 Mort. Nud'
ben fernersn subilaren foll iebesmal
beffelbe 8etrae ausgesablt nerber.
Oas Wert befddftigt 500 Mrbetter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-01-25
Daiern.

Miinnerfab BIT. ssn shun@
borf bat fib Elm junser 8auernIobn
i'm Mlter bon 25 sSabren, Ramens
Geiger, an feinem 2eit.rnaeen sr=
bdngt. Shor i'm CONNER bate sr
etnen Selbltmorbnerfu1 seinaett, mar
ater nod reAtaeitia absefdnitten
porben.
Rpfenbeim. - Mlois Bo6, Der
Better Des Rollnteimer 8auerntbeuz
tsrs, feierte fein 2Oidbriaes Biibnenz
irbildum.
Nubmannsfelben. Sn
G9reinhorf fpielte ber 16 Sabre alte
Strtbube peter MGhlbauer NIT einem
Sdgbe etpebr, bas nah ieiner Meinuna
ntGht geldben Nor. pl0blih frahte
elm 59ub unb Der eben bes Weaes
frmmenbe Al Sabre olte Dienftfnedbt
lcng ftiir5te t0otlitb aetroffen 3u1amz
nien. Die sunae Qabune mar Tim In
ben Rcpf gegangen, 70 bab Der Sob
fDfort eintrat. Der 0irtbube itelIte
ii4 fofort Der @enburmerie,
6trdubinq. Der bonn ME-
berbabrif3en 5dnpnraerida aum
9obe nerurtbeilte .3immernl1nn unb
8runneninafxr Nnton Miiller bon
&riH nurbe ii, lebsnsldngTiHsr
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@lrttetnbefg.

Huitb.-e eSn Der @smeinberatbss
fibuna nurbe nit ben Nedarpsrten
2tltbada Elm gertrag auf 2ieferung bon
electriT6er 8eleltdtune unb &raft ouf
bie@aner pon 80 eSabren a6qelAloFen.
Saulaou.- IaGnittogs bracbz
te elm 17id6riger 2ebrlina Des W}t5z
se,neif Hers RuBbaumer Die 9dnoe in
htt Tleii6badnaidtne, nobel ibm
beibe obeeibnitten puroen.
5ula a. q. - Sci Der b:eiiJsr
1enleinbsrathSpa6l itimn1ten ton
292 MabIbere9tigten 157 ab. gelpdhIt
ipurben brei feitber;ge Gemeinoeriz
tbe, Bidder gb1iIt. 2ehmann, Rot3=
gerber Tr. S9petgle unb Gotbgsr6er
Gottlieb Sliensle. 9leu oetpGblt fourre
fir Sberamtspfleaer 8oat q. O., Ter
eine W!eoeripubl o6lebnte. s. Sdsnt
Sun Ghpanen.
Settnana. 8ei ben @emei11=
beratbstneblen 1purben eetpablt:
Qanbtasgabeeorbneter 8ueblo, gri=
petier lpeeele unb @aubfabrtfunt
Ielte.
Subtnstn..- gDr 3ursem finb
benz GDnis 5tpet photpgraphif9e Mbf=
nahmen bes nur abgebroAenen Setaz
nat6oltes, bas ct tpdhrenb feines
ein1tiaen Gubinaer 9lufentbalts Eez
ppbnt bate, iiberrei6t porben, pp<
fir an Der 5tdbtbertpaltuna Elm
Tanfi6reiben einsins.
ulm. - Bel Der jebt berrfGenben
Galte pirb BON Der Stabt Brena,na=
teriol (Sols uno gorD On Mrm. gu
ermdBigten pretien abaegeben.
Walbfee. = 8ei Der @emeinoe=
rat6snabl itimmten bon 1913 Mablz
bere1ttaten 1876 ab. Gelpdblt nurpen
Die bisber i'm @emeinberatb eetpeIenen
9erren, unb 5par Gaufnann Nettis
nit 119, prinatier Start nit LIS,
RpIentrirtb 56miot nit 1O3 nnb
Sbubma4ermeiiter l1nselebrt nit 90
Gttmmen.
Meinearten. Sr Der bieIis
aen Gaferne tpirb hie friibere ,Nbtss
irobnuns", 'pelae ieit sSabren BON benz
Megimentstpmmanbeur betpobnt ipurz
be, gu Mann5haftsatmmern einaeridt
tet. Oie brei barin befinbliben Qlaz
fonbgemd!be aus Dem Sabre 1744,
BON Sobunn Sid in Del uuf Qeinpanb
gemalt, iotpie bret einaeleste Doppelz
tbiiren unb Elm einselegter Boben iinb
Ron benz R0nig angetauft unb i'm To-
ilisl. GAloB sriebribshafen auTbe=
tpahrt tpprDen.
Grixbrthhnfen. Bsi Der
@emeinberdtbsnabl itfmmten bon
1894 Mablbsrehttaten 29l ob. ges
tp6blt nurben bret feitberige @enleias
terGtbe, 8. Gtib Unit 283 5timnsen).
Ruufmann Spnentna (264), 6rffa..
mintehrer 8r6g (l53); men aepiblt
ipurbt Roufmdn1 0eim (184}. lebfe-
rtr geb6rt ber Uolsspnrtei dn, mtIhe
. g mit i1rsm Mdblsettei bur6atb tbransen
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Mbeinfala.

opener. - Sci her 8iiraermei@
itermabl tpurbs ter ieitberise Biirz
germetIter 8anfbirector Serr NIT rs
BON 27 Stimmen als 8iirgermeifter
pisbersetpdhlt.
GranfentbaI. Don Der
5traftar,mer tpurbe ter "a Sabre
cite &utider Mer 8reeel Gus Opener
peeen aorperberletung su elmer @elbs
trofe bon 20 Marf perurtbeilt.
2anbau. Ser Ginbreher,
irelder in Der Nobt bonn %. uuf ben
%. October 1899 bic per11iebensn
Oiebitdble in Der N6be ber 6aupts
babnbpffiraBe periibt hat, tpurbe In
itr per5on bes 1dgrers eSafpb S9ez
rer aus 5elIinehauien ermittelt. 9erz
felbs h,urbe BON her poliset su &ai>
ferslautern nda Deriibuns BON bor=
tiatn Diebfdblen. ,prbei ct Ii1 als
Maurer &arl Shmitt BON Selin1s
baufen aussab. ermittelt. ST 1T elm
GeTerteur unb geh0rt benz SO. SnT Td1=
teriezReaiment on.
= 70 1g s d en-. - OsrSpr1z
promibpablaettel bes gentrums un5
ter SociaJDemotrcten bat bel Der
Stabtratbsnobl eldn5enb aeiieat. Der
neue Stabtsatb lebt ii1 5uiammen
aus 10 SoctalDemofraten, 8 9tnz
trumslerter unb 4 Nationalliberalen
unp einieen 5-eifinnisen.
Rula beim. - Mittaes bra9
in1 56uppen bes 5abrifarbeiters
9tuber Seper aug. Die freiipillige
Geuertrebr unb bic giearrenarheiter
Der Model'iben sSabrit I0fdten bas
Seuer in furser 2eit.
Strmoiens. Der nor SUR
sem in Goncurs seratbene S9ubfaz
brifant pbil. Sa1n tpurbe pesen fall
fden 8anferotts perbaftet.
Srulben. ssSobann Miitler
pom Smsba6er 5of ipurbe lpegen
Granoitiftung IN unterfu9ungsh 1T
abgef.ihrt, unD atpar lpegen bes 8rdn=
bes bel Nbam Maus.
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Meubof. DER unter BEN Wer~
bdfh. itin bGterhdks 6auS ange3iins
bet au baben, bier berbdfteteS ifhler lit
ipiecer aus ber 1lnteriuhungsbaft ents
laffen, bd iih Observation-Disclosures nab
feiner Rihtung bin beitdtisen.
DIE. Mm Mbenb brannte bic
@deune bes 6pfbeiibers 9einri1
3lusmann nieber. Wie cas- Ieuer ente
ftanbsn 1T. 1T mid. betannt. Die2Dfh@
mdnniduften tDarer fdnea aur Stells,
es aeldns benfelben. bas Geuer auf fe,i
nen 6erb 5u beI6rdnten.
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sAnsldnOildJf8.
pHprenbess.-

0ns gaeoen tn;Hpn4I;d,er gpein-
ana ssr.rtbs;its = % hns "a b;sT;ns gsh,anr. %
s.r;,E,1 ~ hs,, raar,rrn Grs,,s1 Dim.
n ,,,ss ors ma M,,rSshs,r,n -, d Snhrs,
S,,eh4bcus I 81. Sss m,?n.;hso o nam
SsrS,.yT.;t,,no b;era,, onasfInnten aos.
frn,, mrom,s,;r ,nh m;rih mnn,,,.
ShfpuIera aus Bur@hepen tpurben
frtiaefproehen.
sm or,r apox1.. ssr..,,
y. :. 1a osu.s'm .:."
rer 6trom her Silferufe unb 5ahen
als lie fidb Der 5tsIIe ndherten bab Elm
syubriDerf ouf rem gife einoebrpthen
mar. Muf benz ssuhrtperf befanben iid,
Der 6dusler mifubtes. bef1en Mutter
fotpie bic Mltfberstod,ter Wlable Wlaue
idinnis aus slua5tema(. Nah anae>
ifrenoten Bemiihunaen oelano es ben
WtstnBles uno oe11en ututter 5u ret@
Ten. 1D!pse ancp ods vu1riDert aus BEN
Stronte perdus3n3teben, nabreno Die
plani6lnnls nur ais Ge11e geborgsn
perpen fon1tte.
Mpbrunaen. @tan unt
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2Sbau. 9os bieiige @emirar
purre eefdloTen, neil bon ben Ge=
minariiten iiber bic 9alfte erfrantr
F1b.
Mariennerber. - Der bier
fiiralih berftorfene friitere Stahtfaf=
fen Renbant 8riidmann bat unIerer
@5tabt au GnnItsn bes Sie9enbaufes
400 Marf bermaht.
Neuenbura. 3neds ginrich-
tuna elmer taufmdnniI1en 5a6IhuIe
nor Ger Spnbifus rer9anbelsfammer
su Grauten5, Dr. 5repmart, bier, I'm,
nit ben ftdbti1hen a0rpsrI1aften uno
ben Raufleuten in nnterbanbluns gu
treten.
Neuitat 1T. - Gesierunssrefereu=
bar Rp.benbed aus Danais bat bic
noriibereebenbe 8erpaltung Der Gieiis
gen Buraermeifterfelle iibernommen.
Hefenberg. Sci Der 5taht:
rerorbneten Stihtpabl in Der britten
Mbtkiluna nurbe 8ureauporfteber
S6ipsfi sepdblt.
Gh0ned. - Nahts brannte bic
Wafermiible hes 6errn 8atbe aut
benz Nbbau ab; audi bos Mpbnbuus
nebft 6talung tpurbe Elm Haub Der
flamlnen.
Shorm Muf Der ReiIe nod
9ransbaal trafen auf benz bieiieea
6auptbabnbofe atpei iunge rulFfhs
Dffiaiere Elm unb febten nit bemNahtz
silae bic Heiie nab Dem MeHen fort.
Die DffiSiere beabiicbtigen in ben Hei=
ben ber 8uren segen bic Gnsldnrer s,l
tdmpfen.
9ieaenbof. leber bas 8erz
n11aen bes fluGtis geiporoenen adle>
reipdhters sSolef Gritlde aus Giiriten-
tDtrber lit Ger 2onfurs erDffnet NOR
ben. Wie perlautet. fou Gritlds in
Res BORT ermittelt iein.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04
Roosevelt Assaulted.

Teddy Rooseyelt's triunphaI
march through the west was inter-
rupted at Victor, Coio., bya mo OF
men and boys who tried to assault
him with clubs and stones. He was
struck with a club, but not lnrt.
The mob was yelling for Bryan and
free silver. Teddy said lie had a'eal
good time, made his speeches, and
passed on. The more respectable
Bryanites We're greatly disappointed
at this rank discourtesy, andRwell
they should be. The intellisentfair.
minded people of America don't be-
lieve in such brutal treatmentof any
man. Mr.. Bryanis not to blame for
the frenzied acts OF fools, sven
though they are his supporters, bu I
such things reflect on him aud his
cause. Mr.. Bryan is treated With
courtesy everywhere.
The Roosevelt meetings are dnw-
ing great crowds throughout til e
west. The marching clubs. cheering,
and statements made at the varDus
stopping places shows that the vest
has greatly changed from four years
ago. Every Indication points to an
almost solid west for Mckinley and
Roosevelt.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04
ROBBED THE GRAVE.

a, startling incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver OF Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as fol
lows: 81 was in most dreadful
condition. My skin was almost yell
low, eyes sunken, tongue coated,
pain continually in back and sides,
no appetite-gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physic-
ians had given me up. Fortunately,
a friend advised trying Electric Bit
ters: and to my great Joy and sur
prise, the first bottle made decided
Improvement. continued their use
for three weeks, and am now q well
man. know they saved my life,
and robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail to try
them. Only 5Octs., guaranteed, at
Fitzgerald's Drug Store. 42o4
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04
The Deadly Parallel.

In 1896 Mr.. Bryan made a trip
through the Dakotas, telling the
people about free silver aud what
terrible hard times this com try
would have under q republicans ad.
ministration and the geld standard.
He was enthusiastic he excital his
followers; everything COOL OF bad
for the people was based upon that
one proposition OF free silver. These
are facts. All know them to be so,
and no partisan OF Mr.. BrYanis dare
deny them.
In 1900, after four years ofrepub :
lican prosperity and She gold stand :
ard Mr.. Bryan again makes about
the same trip through the Dakotas.
But this time he said it was not his
intention to discuss the money ques.
tion, and he did not discuss it |!
Why? Because he was woefully
and utt erly mistaken four years ago,
and his silence now admits it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04
ABOUT "FROSTS."
A Few Figures Compared on
E-J 7TH Politics.

I" He laughs best who In ughs last, "
-and we can't help but smile at our
esteemed contemporary. After the
Roosev cit meeting at Huron the
Gazette announced that it was
decided Eros t." that SO few went
from Miller; that they were only
lieutenants al nd candid at es, etc. etc.
Since that date MIR. Bryan visited
Huron, sent there by the national
democratic committee to counteract
the effect of Teddy's "frost." And
you ought to have seen the boys
who went down to hear Mr. Bryan
composed chiefly OF candidates and
a few lieutenants ~
But the figures. They are actual,
can be positively proven, and tell
the story OF a wonderful falling off
in the Bryan wave OF four years ago.
In 1896 when Mr.. Bryan visited
Huron there were % Huron tickets
sold at Miller.
On the day Mr.. Brvan visited
Huron in 1900, (last friday there
were 20 Huron tickets sold. A
shrinkage OF one-fourth.
When Teddy Roosevelt visited
Huron a few weeks ago there were
26 Huron tickets sold at Miller, or
one more than on Bryan day!
The crowd to see and hear Mr..
Bryan last Friday was good big
one--just the size that heard and
saw Roosevelt, as near as two
crowds could be estimated This
difference only is worthy of note :
Roosevelt's special train went east
to Cavoor, Iloquois, DeSmet, Brook
ings, Watertown, then to Redfield,
hence no one east OF Huron Went
there to hear him. Mr. Bryan went
difect to Redfeld, hence had all the
east towns to draw from. Good
fair judges say that the Huron meet
ings OF Gov. Roosevelt and Mr..
Bryan were equal in attendance,
and as we note above the attend
ance from Miller was about the same.
The only deduction possible is
that ii Teddy had frost, Bryan
got the same, and any attempt to
make difference between tweedle
Zee and tweedle dun is grotesquely
humorous.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04
Same In Kansas.

The old line populists who were
honestly such from primo iple, are re-
iusing to allow themselves to be
traded over to democracy. This is
SO In other places as well as in
South Dakhta. Gov. Roosevelt
brought out this fact at Smith Cen
ter Kansas, the strogest populist
county in the state. There were
$500 out to hear Teddy, and he
gave reasons why western farmers
turned to the populist side and why
they are now coming back to the re-
publican party.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04

When the great civil struggle OF
the United States ended there We're
900, 900 men, trained soldiers with
arms in their hands. Was the coun-
try in danger OF militarism then ?
Was it in danger Of that army maxi
ing n king, an emperor? Not much.
That magnificent army gently and
silently went back whence it canie,
into the peaceful walks OF life because
they were free men OF a tree country.
Imperialism and militarism : is an
idle dream among such people rs
the Americans-merely political
Scnre crow.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04

Speaking about political issues,
where is the ''robber tariff" the
crime OF 73," etc? Therepublican
protective tariff was bitterly assail-
ed by the democrats once-why not
now? Why time has proven the re-
publicans were right. How about
the crime of '73 and 1G to i? Why
that. too, is gone, because time
again proved republicans to be
right and the democrats wrong.
And yet in their day these issues
were demanded by the democrats
free trade and free silver. The dem
ocrats have to have new issue
each campaign, because they were
wrong in the preceding campaign.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-10-04
REPUBLICAN RALLY,
At Miller
MONDAY, OCT. 3.
AT 8 O'CLOCK p. M.

Hon 7. KEAToR of Chicago, and Hon H. L. LoycKs will
discuss political issues Miller Monday evening Mr.
Keator of the best the stump this year. and is
particularly we'll qualified to Answer John Attged which he
does completely No should fail hear his able and scholar
presentation of the presentday H. L. Loucs is call
ed the father of popusm because he did organize
party this state than other He orble and
logical practical farmer and talks especially to the
He well known Hand County where he has spoken
several times past campaigns Come and he what he
has to -#a3A