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@eilegune oes Streits Der Stahlarbei=
ter on iolhen pldben, mo Streiter uno
Gtreifbreher suiammsn arbeiten iOll=
TIN. nod ld,,aere 3eit eine feinoielige
IGtimmung berrIben lDiiroe. uno Gei=
bereien uno Streitigteiten tparen 81
|sruarten. Sob es ieoob babel sleib
|ai Worb uno SootIblaa tommen tperoe.
fatte R;emano ermarist.
E AIM SSreitas 9lbeno aineen Sad
GNeil, y&nbber" McDDlDell ulo
|Wole Siuers bel Der Gollins Will III
Canal 9pper poriiber. Ser 5biirbilter,
Diram 9otts. ltano ON @ingana. uno
mod ieiner NusIage pafte ibn O'Nsll
am Nrm uno rib i'm uuf Die Strobe,
mo er BON 6lpers uno Wc8olueu miB=
banoelt muroe, bis er I'm 9l!fe rief,
suprouf feline 9einiecr oaoon liefen.
|llntsroeiien perlleBen mebrere cer neu
|aa9eltelten Nrbeter Die Boiling Miu
|uno aingen na0 ibrsm Soltlaule. Sic
ipuroen gepornt, es tOnrte lhnen etlpos
De0eQuen. en- Der 9lule Der nellen
Brlfe trafen lie init S'Nsil uno Isinen
@e! oNcn sulammen, uno es entlpann
lid ein &anpt, bel lpelbem S91eil
ourb Den lluterleib nuo W|cGomel
|our1 Elm 9anoselent selbol'en mnroen.
9le @unbe S'Neils mar oerart. oaB
Die WerSte ipfprt ertldrten, er f5llne
|nidt nit benz leben Daoon fonimen,
lEno ON Gonntae WorSeu um 2 l(br
erlae oerlelbe ieinen 8erlebunsen uno
Iiparo am Wontaa 9(ehmittag unter
lgroBer 5heilnahme bearaben.
NaGosm Der GarapI pprilber ipar.
beeaben T0 Die neuen Nrbeiter III ibr
aoltbaus bel 2lnoreiu 8otifrieo, ppr
|mel6em Iidb Idnell cine errBe Menld)en=
lmenee oniommelte. Ser Gheriff mulbe
lbenaUriNtiat, ilno ols berlelbe nit meb=
lferen WsAnifen Dor Dem SauIe 8ott.
lfrieo5 erIdien, 5erltreute iib anf ieill
3uraoen Die Menee. 0ie Nrhelter.
llpelDe nit S'Neil uno Ieinen @eHOllen
fGtyeit eehabt, muroen nun DerhaItet
hlho Hab Der @o,lntp Soil sebroet. 81
| fjnO S. 8. @iids uno oellen sobn,
8. %. @rids, beiDe aus Sarentnm,
3D., ierner s.. s. GiIOn aus Sol5,
Ga., @0iott Glingenlnltb, ScOttoo!e,
pa., &. .. 2smon. NIahaIIen, Ya.,
s.. 9. Zimmerman, giitsbura. Grsl
oer GerhoIteten butien NerleBunQen.
Die Tie in DEM uDyangegunQenen &nmplt
0Qpon 9etruNen.
G'9teil orbeitste Iriiber in Der Gouer
HoGino MiG, tounte aber nod Belle
Quna nes Strsit5 teine NrbPlt 1inoen,
Da an Ieincr Steie onoere Nrbcltet on-
oe|tellt maren. IS byibt, ooB in Der
Gouer Dill iiber 100 9lrbeiter ibre
Stcllen perlpren, neil neue Nrbclter,
Die meilt ppn pennlDluanlen setommen,
ibre Stelen eiunebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
8rei epnd)aacgDc tts ciaer
gSaa)t oegsi1t.

6belbpoiIle, Gp., 2. Ott. Sin
Wob tylIilrmte Ie5te No6t bas bielige
GsIdn9nsB unO bemG0ti0te Iih Der bsi=
ocn 6orblgcn, Sumbo 6itlos uno @la=
renee Gornlt, welGe inter ocm 9er=
ou0te OerbaItet wotoen lparen, am lsB=
ten SamItag Den seter Mta 8. 6art
auI Qemeine WelIe ermoroet gu baben.
0art mar namlicb bu6tdblid geItei=
uiNt luoroen. Ser Wtob bdn9te Die bsi=
Den 6arblgvll, noh 9ansjuns Burden.
an elmer Gilenbabnbriide in unmittel=
barer Jiabe bes Geldn9nilles auf.
Seleno. Ntont.. 2. Oft. Sames
20. graoD. melher Elm iunges Mdo1en
oerqemalli9t bate. wuroe beute in aler
Grt6e aus Dem @efdngnib gebolt uno
auf Dem Seumartt on einem 2aternen-
pOien aufsebanst. Spdter iuurbe Die
Seide BON Dem SberiFf abseIbnitten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Observation-Disclosures.

9ltert 6. Grubbs, @aotualIaoer
6attie Giplen, Yeolie.
gert 6. Genneop, Steubenuille - GU
lus &. Softer. llhriAspitle.
Seiie .. @atdel, Genn'lon = Warp
M. 6unt. @ilmore.
Sbeooore 8. Mcainnep, - Srant 81.
Gposers, beioe BON ubribsbl!le.
@amuel s. Semmers, etrabburs =
Hailp 8. gurrell. Sunoee.
gomaro Graham - 9ora 5pr. beioe
BON Glpnoite.
George 8uber Gole Oqpis. beioe
BON Canal SpDer.
genton Doose, Seem philadelphia -
9(ettie Mliler, Wlineral @ltD.
@bas. 81. @ollins, glelu pbllaoelpbia
Soa M.Sberr, SEEM @omerstown.
Bern Wilcoren. llbrihspille - Gelle
3. 9ed, @anoenbiitten.
Wm. s. 5borntpr: - Sarab s. Golla
fin, beioe Don ubrihsoille.
.. 81. Maboffap 6arritt Y. 60
,parbs, beiOe BON &uib 3p.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Cite asmcrifanigd)c
Rompa9nte pon DiIipi:tcS
a1tsGeriebcm.

Waibineton. $. g., 80. Sept. Das
Rrieas Department bot BON General
@baffse bic fotaenDe RabeloepeIds aus
Dianila, batirt bon beute. empfanaen :
.6uahes ienoet fplsenben geri1t
bon gaileD in Siio=5amar "a Mann
pom 9. reauldren Snfanterie= 9eailnent,
oarurter II gerpunoete. iino ioeben
aus galansi9a einaetroifen. Ser Gelt
Der Scmpa9nie lit geiallsn. Die Sn-
1urgenten erbeliteten aQe Nusltattlnas-
aeaenfdnbe mlo ale 8emebre, nit Nus
nabme BON IL. Gie Gompagnie puroe
am Moraen oes %, September bsim
Sriibtiif angeoriHen. Die Gom=
pagnie mar "a Mnnn fart. Die Cifi=
siere abanas ", gonneup (RapitGn),
goUaro 81. gumpus (Sberlei,tnant)
Inno 2r. 6. 8. 8rismoIo (Gberar3t)
fnD hem Geu,ebel entronnan. 1851
Ghahee."
Die Nab,i6t erreete foloiIa!e senia-
ticn in ben hie|iaen uFfi5ieIlen Greifen.
9Ron batte ii9 bier icbon in Der SoH=
nung aeplegt, DOB iolbe Sblappeu
Inlnt mehr Dorfommen niiroen. Sic
Snicl Samar muroe iiberi9ens INNER
flir einen Der gefdbrli1lten BlaBe oes
NrGlpels aebalten nno Die Snlurrettiou
tonnte baielblt ME sanS unterDriift
meroen. gie Sniel bat etlpa bic 8roBe
ocs Gtaots Ohio uno Die 5tdrte Der
a,neritanll6en 5ruppeu betrdet niht
mebr als b0Altens $500 Mann. tpel6e
in cen 9auptorten oer Sniel aarnio=
nlrt 1ino. Spanien bot nie Samar eans
81 ottuplren petmp1t urD Die Gtfupa=
s=gemubun9en Der Nmeritaner lino
aud nld1t 0lter ols etpa Drei Monate.
NeD benz leBten 8eriht, lpelbsn Gene
raj 5uaDes Dem Hrie9s Department
erltattet bet, betrug Die 3abl Der NIT
6emsbren belDofineten Sniilrsenten auf
Samar etma 800. 9ieielben fiibren
elnen eGten Gnereilatrica unb iino oaber
nun lebr iAner su befdmpfen.
Gos 8. Snfanterie= Ms0intent BAT ben
ldinetlId)en Srieg mgtJema6t uno mar
oann Don GDino naA Dem 2rd)ipsl eer=
leBt porDeu. &apltGn g0nnel III ein
New yotter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
YOlitiSOes.

Ser NablaB oes grdlioentsn Me=
Ginlep miro licb. ,nie feifaelteIlt lit.
alf 1926. 900 big $3.50. 900 belau=
Ten, einihlieBlib Der 2ebensperliheruna
BON s67 900. @r belisht aus @runb=
eiaenthum in uno bel Canton uno aus
9epoliten in Waibingtoner Santen. y
Menn man bort, 10 idreibt Der
.2ouisDille gnSeiaer". oaB Die oes
@oebeimorbes beihulbisten Suiti5=
flidtlinge Die itrensfe geifrafnna oes
Observation-Disclosures fDroern. Damn ge=
oentt man untDilltiirli1 oes alten 8ers-
hens !:
80 beili9e. Santt islOrian
yelbiiB mein 9aus, ited' andre an." !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Scr 8olocme Mittel,uc8.

Mub fir bic &ranfen 9tebt es etnen golbenen Miels
pea ber an Dem iebnlid gemiinihen 3iele ber 6enea
inmg fibrt 9as merfe ltcb ebermann, Der on fabler
Geiidtsfar9e, Gopf. inb Hirfeni6meraen. GGlpinbel
3fr5fippIen, Wtatti9fett Hhdenbmdtbe, nebelfeit
@uStobe Werltppng ippte &ebers il,io Aierenfranfs
beiten nit @elbfnht iiii0 Maeriudt b. b. t5btlis
den ueben eibet DaS merfe i Isber Derart 4eioenr.
oaB er in ienem ale ueber bic Rranfbeit sans per=
uanldliigt. nO1 ft1 bnrd lo9enannts yatentnlltteI
M2ittepeg Der bier 3n erer 9eilung fiibrt lit ba.
Mlan bore nur NIT rublger nberlegung an, mas la=
ietbt inb Ionienbe pDn Gebeiltea beftGtigen: Sap
fin 1pe Seben einitntalS bic gelebrten Wbnde ppn
ct g3eriarb ans ben beilfrdti9en phanaenidten Elm
iiober tpirfeHDes Mttttel erfanben ooB barnah ct.
yernorb 4rduterpiae1 genannt mirb, 0aB genau nod
0iee ge3epte bieIe Hien nod bee duberctet iperben.
nnb baB e fir rs Gents In ieDcr Mpctbefe al baben
iino. Danlit ergiebt b ber gploenne Wsitelipeg al
itterer eilnng Der ofnr0e 6tbrnn biefer lp,lnner.
tbdiigen Yiaen ppn ielbt Nnr ner ilid5t bbren Mil
nlIH lhAlen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Glue teerpDSe Wad,c.

Ser poiten, Der ain Sonnta9 Nbeno
in Canton am Sarge oes ermorbete1
praIioenten Wabe Itano, behauptete, an=
aesrlffen lporoen all ieil;. ST CAB elnen
ShuB ab, ober Elm smeiter Damn, Der
liA ebenfaas in Der @eseno bes Giepolbes
umbertrieb, fiirate iih nit einem Mei=
Ter anf ibn uuo ourdltab ihm Den
Woffenrof lmD oas 0emo.
Wdlreno Der Nacbt plaubten Die mei-
fen Mitglieoer Der 9ompaanie, bab
oas oOn Der SNilomahe beridtete gr=
ei9nib pirflib mabr lei, am Woraen
mar aber lll,r nod Elm llnteroffi3ier ,u
fiaoen, Der Der @tfhibte unbebingt
8lauben ibenfte. Oie Gffi3iere Iinb
Der Mnliht. oaB Der Goloat auf leinem
einiamen pOiten nerpDs muroe inb
.8elpenller lab.
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9asesnctstgfeiteat.
chto

SSGs0s
oSn @lepelano beging AM Spnntae
Saeob u. gloot eeIbitmoro, innem er
.2euhtaos einathmete. gr iuar Sefre=
tdr Der 8uarantee 6apinas & 2pan
Co., tpeldbe nor einiaen Wnben fallirte,
'tporauf Die GtaatSbeb6tben eiren pro-
aeB aeeen Die 8eIeaIhaft anltrenateil
unb fsine gerhaftln1 erfot9te. Gr mar
aeaen giirefbaIt AMI freiem SUB, alsI
er ieinem 2ebe,l Elm gnoe ,nod)te. gr
.binterldbt cine 6rau unb orei S0Gter.
Gin 6rahtsug Der gbre gabn fuhr
lin gltron eeaen tine 3rplepear, oie=
ielbe rmmerfeno. Wnnoerbarer @eiie
entfamen Die IL 8aiiogiere nit uerbdlt=
nibmdBia aerinafii0iaen gerlcbunsen.
Seinen flint Sabre alten 8ruoer bat
Der 7idlrise 2ueius Brobit in Worren
nit Der befa,tte1 .unaelabenen" Nlinte
|9eI1clIen uno t0otli0 uernunoet.
Sic 8eumten Der vGDio Melicul=.
|tural Experiment Citation" in gGoolicr
baben Die 9eilenflieaen : seu1e sriino=
lid unterIuht uno in eis1em specialize
|ri1t ben Garment mitgetbeilt. oaB Der
,ihon geidte Weiseu unbraudbar 1T.
Sic ratben OH, neuen Samen 81 itreuen,
|unb Slpar na0oem Das g8etter einige
Nd6te sienlib falt aelutlen 1T.
@barles 6. 3borne, Der 9ireftor Der
aferbauiihen yerlndsItation Deg Gtaa=
tes, bat auf Den QdnOereien, Die in Der
llmgeeeno bon Woofer nit gBsisen be-
Idet tporoen lino. oas @ribeinen Der
beiliiden Glieae feFaeieut. lpelhs
sipeifellos bic oeaensudrtise Goat boa-
tdnbig bernidten miro.
3lpei Gnaben, Der s Sabre alte Wll=
| Bur Shomp1pn unb feiil UNI 2 Sabre
alterer Bruoer Nrtbnr ShpnpIpn fino
lin WansIislo megen GnnbrllhS al i 80
5agen 9aft pernrtbeilt iporoen. Gie
lluaren speinlal in oas 9ans ben S. g.
lGhafer eineebrp9en uno hatttn 5i!ber-
liatben uno eine 9oiOere llbr aeitoblen.
Sei Der Nrbeit in Ger neuen Gnlage
lber ,Wonnastopn sJron s5beet & Suhs
l@o." III Yorlugstomn itiif5ten Der 10
Sabre alte Qlrbeiter 51nmas WtcaelbeD
uno Der 0prmann @ooD WtIner bnrdl
3uIammeneltbreGen cires Gernfies aus
elmer Sobe BON 80 8pb sur @roe hinob.
MleGelpep brad oas @enid, mdbreno
Miller niteiniaen leicbten &au!ablGilr=
lfun9en oauolfam.
sSn Canton linb om SamIta9 NbeaH
l8 @efaneeie. ipelNe nleiiens mdlteno
Der Yegs niBFeierlidtelten oul Wsran=
llaIiung auspdrtlger Setettip5 perGoftci
| luD,ben lparen. aus Dem @DultD Ge=
fdn9niB aus9ebroben.
Sn youngstown lit i'm @lubhauIt
Der Sellsarmee Der 5Sarbi9e Gloli
ISbonpfpn an cen Glattern ertlontt.
9ie oreiBia Snioilen oes 8ebduoe5 iinr
Iunter auarantdne. Sbolnpion bebaup.
| tet, aus 8olanf, 3d., su tommen.
/ eSu Gina tDiyo pm ben Gffi5ierer
oes 2. Wlili3= =3e9iments seriGtlid, aes
gen eine 6irma uoraeeangen ,perben
tnelhe einen 9lneeiiellter entleB, mel
|berielbe laut gelebl oes @onoerneue,s
nit ieinem Gesiment aur 8eeroigune
WcSinleD's na6 Canton ob9eaanaeI
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Monote einen GeineetDinn bon 40 Dill
lionen ge,nadt bat. llnterbeiien baben
nic Nrhpitpr nrhiIf,aprt

Monote einen GeireetDinn bon 40 Wiil=
Iionen ge,nadt bat. unterbeiien baben
bic Mrbeiter aebunaert. N
ssn grefbio Gpuntp. Ser, ,,nfpeit
bes Nio granne GlAies. fino 13 Droz
ipeftoren.. tpelbe lih in elmer 5hal=
fdlu6t befanben, in Sofae bes rieiiaen
Bolnmens Waiier. oas lid, nerrrIaht
ourd, einen WDltenbrub. in oiefelbe
ergoB, ertrunfsn.
WRsamn.
Nm 80. Sept. mar Der lsbte Sa9 oes
Sernlins. an bem idlntlitbe reiieiDie
Orben, melAes ieine gItro=grlaubniB
erbalter hatten. oas franaDIiihe 8ebiei
perlaiIen mubten. Sic sSeiuiten uno
Die MlIemptipnilienpdter tnoren ldnsif
oarouf pprbereitet uno baben ibr ee-
iommtes @igeilibunl B. b. 10 Diel bic
Gegiernn9 ibnen gelallrn tat, on atpelt=
geiitlihe" Srsoniiationen oeldubert.
2orb Gitaener bot lpsitere q. 600
Wanr gerittsner. Die an las Slina
esinDbnt linb, perlanet utO nm Die
grlaubniB nod9eflltbt, Nebeaen. @er-
rdtbsr uno lNlDroer aufban9en su oiir=
len, pbne feline ylesisrana irugen SlI
miiI1en.
esn Gio be Soneiro III nod omtliher
8sfunntnadnna Die gsulenpeit aufsez
treten.
Ser ruIiifhe WiniIier Deg Snnern
hot Die Mabnobiren betonrt aegeben,
tpslhe Die @entral-Gegierun9 fir Die
Gteueruu9 Der 6angersnot5 anaeorb=
net bat. alm Is. gugult bate Der
SuneersnotbfOnos Der Gesieruns cine
65be BON $50, 900 8llbel. Ser 9ailer
bot aber onaepronet, baB oerIelhe auf
Ia. 600, 600 er1Obt lue,ben foll.
giae 9lnseiben oeuten barauf bin,
BOB 9eutT1lano unD piele 9bvile Gurr=
pas npr elmer inouitsiellen &riIis ftehen.
@ie ibpn friiber eelreloet, ipeiB Die
DentIte Mpfltan- Snouftrie FiN tei!,ei,
Qusmee mebr. 3alllenDe ppn Nrbeitern
I i'm Stabl= unn GifenseIAdft oiirften IN
nahaer 3eit broolos iueroen, fails feline
iiberrait0eno aiinitisen eonluntturet1
einfeBcn.
Seit mehr dls elmer WDhe berrldt IN
Berlin bns retnite Splnmespetter. GIN
Montag 1T Elm Nrbeiter am Gpnnenitid
gehorben. ,s.s4... ,,...,s.s,..
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JnIanD.

sSn peniacpla, Sla., linb bie Stra=
neutrality-suspicious. nan 5treif segangen.
Sn Der eanaen gtaot fabrt tein Waseu.
Die 5nipeftionsbeb6roe fir Die Sol-
oatenDeime in ben 0ereiniaten Staatep
bat belbioiien. Die Santinen bei5ube=
balten.
Sn Glfins. %. 8a., tpurbe %. Sni=
pes bon Mler. COOPER aufdaig e,fho1en.
Die Rugel mar fir 5amuel See ss=
miinst aetueien, tuelder bon Cooper Die
6erausgabe bon Gelo berlangte, ons er
i'm 6piel berlpren bate.
Sn Mempbi5, 5enn.. tuuroe Dor Dem
Gourtbollie Mia Dume bon George
5urner eridollen. Dian permuthet,
oab ber Wsoro nit Dem pro3eB in GU
ianlmenbana ltebt, in tpefbem es lid
nm Die grmoroun9 oes Dr. 0ai
Gerug3s banoelte.
Dcr neue Gampfsr .glebslanb"
tpuroe Bel ieinem Stapelauf in Bath.
Me. bon Danna's Sphter burh Ger
fNe0en elmer Slaihe gbamposner se=
tallft.
Sn gbica9o fam es 81 eiflen
6treif Der 9o6babn n=Mnaeftellten. oel
Gompagnie gelinAt es aber, ben 8er=
| fehr aufredt 81 erbalten.
Smith csSones. Elm is Sabre aIte,
Gnabe. iii bon elmer SurD i'm Greis.
Ioeridt bon Marrif Golliltp. Snb., nIi
2ebensseit itl's 3udtbQus Qefdidt fpOr.
ben. Sones bate i'm Suli b. S. eitlei1
lin gleihen NIter Iiebenoen Gnaben
(0lamens 0erbert 9iderlou erifoden.
Bon Neip gorf ipiro genleloet, BAT
Der GtabltruH ipdbreno ber leBten feds
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Irat anf gliibeaDe &rblcn.

,,Mls ich nod eia Ginb mar, vertrannte
isb mir einen GuB in fhrcdliher Beile",
lehreitt 80. s.. CABS BON SpnesYille, ga,
nnb bies perurlaette mir Gin fiirhterliA
mrbes Bein, an penn i'd 30 Sabre lang
~ leipen batte bod Budlen's arniea
5albe beilte mid sanslih, uahbem alles
Mnbere feblseihlasen NOR" llnfehltar
sesen granb$, Briib= liito Gsbnittran-
pen, Oelhmuge, Surtihungen nan 6aS
morrAcipen, 3u baben ~ 70 Gents IN
Der MpptbeEe prn S. g. Nliuer Il. g cbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Sair=Ggcatria ouenm mad,Maianee
itber Gent.islIpattia 2iqiett.

@rcurIions=5idets nod alliance an=
ldBll6 Der oortisen 6air iperoen bom
10. bis II. Oct. einidliebli6 bon Galt
Baleifine, Srrpile, youngstown, Sub
ion, Stem Ybilabelobla, Gait Siuerpool
uno ben 3Dilhenitationen Der YennlDl=
pania 2inie nit Giifiabrtsaiiltisteit bis
gum Ia. Oft. berfauit neroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
y Sic tiirfiitheu Bldtter musten ali

Sic tiirtiihen Bldtter mubten auf
@efebl Der genfur Die 5raa0bie in
Buffalo perihDeigen. Nad ihrer Sar-
iteaung 1T 9rdiibent MeGinlep infol9e
eines droniiden Maoenleioens 9eitor-
ben. Giir bic tiirfiide prelle eriitirt
itberbanpt Der NliSSrud J: glnarhiifen
nidt. Gie irtreibt auf b6bere MnlueiI=
nng lnlmer nur BON lltopiiten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03
Mas 1T has 0rii1t tpertG !?

ManAmal Elm GermUsen, brh niht
menn pu einen fablen SENT, Elm selbliches
NusIeben, 6autausidlase unp 6leden I'M
Gelidt bait NaeS 3eihen BON geter<
leipen. Dr. Sings Nep 9ife pias be-
wirfen cine refine 5aut, rriise sSansen,
selunse @eGhtefarbe. Sur % Gents in
Der Mpptbete pun S. 6. Miller u. Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03

Wir perDffenilibell beute bic prd=
misll=2iite Der 6traBenfair, Bic ndhlte
Mpde bier nattfinoet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
MOROCCO'S Young RULER.
Mulai. ARR Seems 10 tie Ope1 TO Ideas OF
Progress.

Though the Sultan Of Morocco has oc-
cinied the throne since the death OF his
father In 1894 he has been n ruler In fact
only for a year and a half. Still scarcely
ont Of his boyhood. for he is only twenty
YEAR old, the absolute power he has now
assumed was exercised, during his mi
nority. by his Grand Nizier, Sid Ahmed.
who kept in force the fanatical policy
az tho Mohammedan extremists.
When Mulai-AAz came to the throne
n mere lad. il was said that he had already
exhibited unusual brightness 81 intellect
and a great desire to know about the
p.oplcs. customs aud government Of
foreign countries. II was mentioned a.
nm Indication 81 his tendencies. that he
had hefrendod a Young Frenchman, Dell
hpI. who wa a prisoner for no other crime
thar that he was an uuinvited foreigner
In central Morocco. Though II l. a grievous
sin Tor a Mohammcdan 10 make "a pirtur"
~ any living thing. he young Prince se-
crctly TOOK draWlrgl' s~nIf irumih' prisoner
aud had many talN- With Linn about Iranu-
A. The hoy had bo,n Ia high favor with bic
father i va- thought that d" might have
imblbsd from Nulai Has-au thr progressive
teudeucirs that vrr" manifest Ia the lat
YEAR Il hi. rrlgn and that The u"r"--unoi
NlIIai 90 Ipvor might urult Iu great
god tH be- country
Tho rrls.fts tlai have f"'rltly oprue
fum AurDrru rs.m tu J4rufy tho huie
that Mu.al Aag nay modify uf owen ul'f"Ii
tis fauatI.al r,Fims chat has srpt NHf1aso
sIuurt wholly uut-ilo tho ral" ~ pro-
,r,-i,- run4ruta g. faihrr v ran'ly
-aH o. a inf~.i 'A'I POI HlI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-12-29
skin in a presmInent degree could have

skin in a presminent degree could have
accomplished IL.
simcnds spent a good part Of his time
In the sos hunting for the New YORK market
During this period he supplied q grea.
many tons Of venison TO Bennett a brokaw
and other commission houses. Az one time
he made a single shipment OF lo2 deer
saddles, weighing more than TWO tons'
to the above mentioned firms.
Most Of ,Ss deer were killed bounding
With Sam ,%unning he killed Twelve IN
one day, and in company with a hunter
named Draper he killed seventeen IN the
same period. Later in life he became
opposed 10 bounding and his own eAPeI-
iencc furnished u~nanswerable arguments
against the use OF dogs. -
His first panther was killed al Amper-
sand Pond In 1850. and II Is an interesting
coincidence to note that II Ia in this LOCALITY
that one OF the last. II not the very iast'
Adirondack panthers was seen very re-
Gently by State Forester McClinto,ck.
At Moose Pond near North Elba he once
captured a female panther that gave pirth
to two cubs while in the trap, Simonds
sent one Of these cubs to the late spencer
+. Baird, and II NAV low be scen IN the
Smithsonian Institution in Washington
Curiously enough, this cub Is spotted ike
a leopard. a.,
Simonds once shot a silver gray fox, and
when he was n boy no trapped a black iox;
Within the last two years he saw on severai
occasions another black fox In the neigh
borhood Of his home. This latter fox, how
ever, IL still at large, despite the, fact that
II carries on its back fur valued at more
than 500.
Sinonds was contemporary with the ms,
torio hunters of the Adirondacks and Wen
acquainted with such men as John Cheney,
Bartlett, the elder Moody, Tone, snyder
and Mitchell Sebatus. One OF his brothers
was instrumental In making Elizabetntown
a popular summer resort, having built the
two principal summer hotels.
.Simonds had a peculiar nervous COM
plant at the last. produced. so his nelgh-
bors Affirmed as a result of constantly hand
ling strychnine, which he used to poison
foxes. The old mar denied the allegation,
and, as he was very careful with the manlpu-
lation OF the poison. IL Is likely that his
ickness resulted from some other cause,
A year ago one of Simond's thumbs
was torn of by becoming ~entangled IN
the cord by which he was leading a COW
and though the wound quickly healed the
accident no doubt had its effect. His con-
stitution was so strong that many persons
expected him TO live another decade.
When trapping bears Simonds at times
secured old, useless horses, and loading his
traps on their backs drove thcm Of to some
runaway and shot them, setting the trap
and leaving the carcass as bear bait. He
had no sons. but one of his daughters fire.
quently accompanied him on his hunting
trips. and to this young lady belongs the
unique distinction Of killing a bear with a
rifle.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-12-17
The Way To Get Good Stock.

The best way to secure good
stock is to write to some relia bic
breeder for prices on trio or
pair of good breeding birds to
be picked and mated for best
results. Don't expect to get
them for a dollar each. Remem-
Der, he is giving you the benefit
of his experience when he mates
the birds, and by sending good
birds is placing you far along the
road to success. A trio of good
birds is worth more in the end
than wagon loads of cheap dis
qualified birds. -Thos. H. Mills,
in California Faucier.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-12-17
The Business Growing.

1t is wonderful how the poul-
try business is growing. The
farmer is now becoming interest
ed in standard bred poultry, and
the scrub will soon have to go.
Hundreds of fanciers can be
found where there used to be
no more than a dozen. The
young man that wants a trade
will not find better fielu than
the poultry field. 1t affords a
good profit and great opportuni-
ties for intellectual growth and
investigation. - Inland Poultry
Journal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-12-17
Rev. IrI R. Hicks Is Not Dead.

Notwithstanding a widely cur
rent rumor that the Rev. Irl h.
Hicks was dead, he never was in
better health, and never did a
harder and more successful years
work than that just closing. He
has just completed his large and
splendid Almanac for 1902 and with
his staff of able helpers, has
brought his journal, Word and
Works, justly forward into inter.
national reputation. For a quarter
of a century Mr. Hicks has grown
in reputation and usefulness as the
peoples astronomer, and forecaster
of storms and the charter of coming
seasons. Never were his weather
forecasts so sought after as now
his timely warning of a serious
drouth this year having saved the
people from loss aud suffering.
Millions of bushels of wheat were
harvested through his advice to
plant crops that would mature
early. The American people will
certainly stand by Prof. Hicks,
when it costs them so little and the
benefits are so great. His fine AL
manac of 200 pages is only 25c, and
his splendid family journal is only
one dollar a year including the AL
manac. Send to Word and Works
Pub. Co., 22Ol Locust ST., St.
Louis, Mo.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-12-17
Cleanliness The Cure.

Lin berneck is a disease that
is caused by worms or bacteria.
This condition is generally caus-
ed by the poultry having access
to putrid flesh, and attacks all
kinds of fowls, good, bad and in
different, says Wisconsin Far
mer. Sometimes it is is occasion
ed by other poisonus germs,
which may be in the drinking
,w6ter or in filth about the pre-
-.-. \ .e-.s'., p,