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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
Christian Charity Needed.

(FrOm the New Haven Register-)
We observed the other day that reason for
the falling of in attendance at Protestant serv-
ices was not an Indifference TO the Christian re-
hgi0n and the comfort II gives. but d failure Of
the churches To study and crafty the needs Of
their people We even accounted in part for the
growth Of Christian Science By this fact The
same thought Is renewed II connection with these
violent attacks upon the scientists The remedy
i one i needed, Is NOT IN villifcatiOn and insult
but in restoring the Protestant church 20 lis he
roic state as institution preaching the word OF
Cod. There IS not the slightest reason to fear
or 10 be angry with the Scientists II their faith
IS sound it viii 1--we IN spite Of every protest II
II il not il VIII fall ia spite OF every effort to
keep IL alive
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
FrancO-RussIan Financial DiPIo-


Franco-Russian Financial DipIO-
macy.
If a story printed in the Paris 'Cour-
Ter de Soir'' last evening be true. then
the diplomatic position Of the Chinese
question is interestingly altered The
report is that Russia and France have
agreed that the former shall guarantee
the Chinese indemnity and pay it, the
latter finding the money Russia viii
retain Manchuria as security. The
Journal making this sensational state
ment is often well informed concerning
matters connected with French foreign
policy. and so it is accorded consider
able credence- in Paris.
Z viii be observed that nothing is
said Of any reward for France for her
part in the transaction. Yet it is quite
certain that something of the kind has
been provided for Is Russia to support
France against England and Germany
in the Yangtse Valley. or IS France TO
get additions to Tonquin? What Will
Japan think of the Franco Russian
deal, should II turn out TO be as stated
above? Nothing can be palmer than
that it would mean the perpetual occU-
patton Of ManchUria by Russia, and
the early absorption Of Korea by the
same Power. The japanese are not
blind to the fact that the first move
inert viii shortly involve the second
VIII they stand it2
Since the collapse Of the Russo-C Chi
nese Aanchurian Convention the Tokyo
Government has been extremely quiet
about Chinese matters; but that does
not indicate any lack Of interest in the
progress Of affairs,-or that plenty Of
activity may not exist sub rosa The
whole world is waiting for Japan to
snow her hand.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26

II it only requires talk of the with
drawaI Of foreign troops to start a new
Chinese outbreak in the Yangtse Valley.
what VIII be the effect Of the fact ITSELF
There is but too much reason to fear that
the native leaders are only waiting TO get
the foreign devils out OF the Empire to
resume the massacres and atrocities Of
1893. This is a consideration which it
would be well for the Powers not com
mitted to the cut and scuttIe policy to
take into account.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26

increase in immortality The only peo-
PIE who viii be prevented from follow
ing their ncIinations by the operation
of this law are. obviously, those who
are law-abiding and intelligent It does
not seem to be worth much as moral
y,,aas41Te
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
Kansas FriSIxy. hut HopefuI.

From the St. Louis Globe-Dcmocrat)
Il NAV be that Kansas has not yet quite passed
the bounds Of freakst youth" and it is certain
that she stilI play such fantastic tricks be-
fore high heaven make the nation stare But
through il al the pTeponderance Of genius and
soul life in her frisky material shows her strong
for service still. and znimpsired."
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26

Mr. Conger rather thinks he may go
back TO China although it is possible that
ne might settle down and run for the
GOvernOrship OF Iowa The latter is the
more likely When Mr. Conger reaches
Washington he probably VIII find that he
is not altogether the most popular bird
in the Administration coop. For this con-
dition Of things he may thank his course
as Envoy in Pekin, which was too Ameri-
can and anti-Chinese to please the State
DEPARTMENT
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26

The British Government has taken
heart Of grace, and decided % make the
coal tax party question So it * prob
able that, although there ma yet be a
stiff fight over the matter ID Parliament
the measure will stand. Sir Michael
Ificks-Beach is said to admit that the
tax should not apply in the cases OF
contracts made before notice of the Min
istry's intention to propose it. and per
haps there may be some scheme Of relief
evolved for those who have outstanding
contracts. Otherwise the effect Of the
duty viii be to render 1t a shilling a ton
more difficult than formerly Tor the Erg-
lish and Welsh coIIieries TO keep Aueri-
can coal out Of the British West Indies
and the Mediterranean
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26

The suicide Of a man in Altoona yes
treday, because he had not seen the sun
for six DAYS ought to be warning to
Professor Moore not TO treat the country
as he has been doing Of late Does he
want the whole population TO become
web-footed, and forget what the real ar
ticle Of daylight feels like?
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
Cause for ConGratuIatiou


From Puck.)
Drummer-Auy mail Tor me-John II. Klaw-
backz
Pettyville POstmaster- Nope,
Drummer-Good! The firm hasn't fired me yet
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
Appalling Possibility.

Prom the Chicago Tribune-)
Hostess taf the future Say, 1 am in an
awful dilemma.
Intimate fTieRd-What is the trouble?
Hgstess-You know the President Of the United
States and J. Pierpont Morgan are both here I
don't know which one to give the seat OF honor
tot'
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
Push md Pull.

From the Detroit Free Prcss)
Shc-He's in the push, all right
Hc-How did he get there?
She-Oh, he had a pull
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
CURRENT HUMOP
Habit.

(Froms Judge0
CIarence-Why did you stick out your tongue
q moment ago.
Jack-Force Of habit. That was my doctor just
passed as.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26
Supreme Offering in Boys Clothing for Saturda
Choice for So O. WORMS Worth IS

Boys Grey Herringbone Cheviot g.
piece Suits with vests; strictly all
wool: coats are single breasted. vests
are double breasted; Innings are of
double-warp serge, and all seams are
silk sewed; sizes 9 to 16 years.
Boys Grey Mixed AII-wooI Cheviot
dOubIe-breasted Short Pants Suits:
lined with fine Italian cloth and sewed
with silk; all seams REINFORCED; very
dressy and very durable; sizes to Is
years.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-04-26

Boys neat Brown Check Cheyiot
Suits, guaranteed all wool; lined with
Italian cloth and sewed with silk;
DOubIe-bTeaste and Novelty styles
EXTRA PAIR OF PANTS WITH
EACH SUIT. All sizes to Is years
Boys Washington Mills Blue Serge
Suits in Sailor. DOuble-breasted, and
Novelty STYLES. Sailors have fUll-CuJ
blouse, the Novelties are handsomely
trimmed with braid Guaranteed ALL
WOOL and FAST COLOR Sizes
to Is years.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21
sar Grsattnne Der ssa1oer.

Gs mar i'm Oftpber 1898, als bas
2anbtpirtbi9aftli9e Oepartement in
@afbington burh ieine Spritabt6etz
lung gum eriten Male ben Sarmern
unb 1onittgen 8eiibern BON Walolano
feline 6ilfe CUR @infiibruns elmer perz
niinftigen sypri itpirtbfbaft dnbot. Die
Nufnabme, lpelhe bieie Sfferte fano,
aetgt, Oab man aud bieraulanDe enbz
lid ei11ieben lsrnt, bab es 1ich ebenio
ipenig lobnt, ben Nubbola=Walo sdn5z
lih ab5ui4lagen unb cine Wiiftenet
su i6affen, bic ni9ts einbringt, pie
es portheilbaft 1T, eine Sans gu t0o@
ten, ipel9e splbene gier legt. sSn ben
BRET eSabren, bic ieitber perflohen iinb,
haben bic 8eiiber BON mebr ais A.
100000 Mcres Malblanb bon benz
6ilfeanaebot Des 8unbesbepartements
8ebraud gema6t.
Die Wdloer pon Yenniplpanta,
Mtdtgan unb Wiscon1in salten friiher
fir uneridDpfli6, aber fein Wdlogez
btet lit unerfdDpfli9, in benen Der
amertfaniife Sol5fdlIer in Der bisbez
riaen Dirt unb MeiIe ernflid) an bic
Mrbsit aebt. 6eute iinb bic ebemals
fir unerf9Dpfli9 gebaltenen Wdloer
iener Staaten niht nur gum srDBten
She'll pDlis ausgebeutet, 1onbern gum
niht geringen She'll 10 gut ipte perz
nihtet, uno biele Der 9plafdller, Die
bas fertig brahten, baben IN ben lebz
ten ssabren notbgebrungen ibre Sbdz
tiafeit in anoere @egenben perlegen
miifien; ite baben iid bem 5iiben alz
aenanbt, unb beute lit iiberqu in ben
Siibftaaten bic 6olafdlIerart md9tig
an Der Mrbeit. Die fiibli1en Wdlber
iinb febr grob, aber fie 1inb ebsnIo
tpenta llnerfdOpflih, ipie bas Die nOrbz
lthen tparen, unb tpenn bort biefelbe
>Maubipirtbihaft betrieben iperSen
follte, tpelche bic nDroli9en Wdlber
peripiiitete, ipiirDen eben aud bort in
berbdltniBmdbis fur3er 3ett dbnltcbe
@erbdltnifie berrf6en, lpie beute i'm
Siten ilnbI NorDen. Menn es MIDI!
busit fommt, bann tpirb bas sum
anten Sheil Der Sort zNbtbeilung bes
Mderbau= Departments 5li banfen 1eir.
sym Norben fGngt man jebt auh an,
an bic @telle oes bisberigen Mbbol3ens
Elm berniinftiges Musbpl5en tretsn su
| Iaffen, nber bier III es ba5u beinabe gu
fpdt; man Dirb bier aunteiit bon
Neuen aufforiten miii1en Sm 5iiben
| 1T es nod 3eit, unb ba lit es erfreuli1,
baB benz Bureau fir 6orittpefen gez
rabe aus benz 5iiben piele @eiuhe bon
@efenfhaften nnb Bripatleuten um
| Nath unb 0ilfe bebufs Ginrintung
elmer perniinftigen sorittpirtbfhdft
tpurben. sSSnsgefantmt singen bisber
aus benz 5iiben @eIude im Natb unb
Mrbeitspldnt fit bic foritmdnnil1e
8ebdnblung bon 1,535, 900 Mcres
Walblanb Elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

mebr au banoeln unb ipeniser bariiber
al reben.
User iib um anberer 2eute, bic ibm
nidts anseben, Gei6dft befiimmert,
pernadldffist oas eisene.
unangenebm lit, tpenn elm 2ingui{t
5ebn Sprdben fltebenD beberri6t unD
oann cine Srau beiratbet, bic i'm ni9t
gu Morte fommen ldbt.
Nidt, neil Tie au lsi1e Ipri9t, iibere
bDren mir bic Natur, ipnDsrn peil
uniere 8orurtbeile gu laut oa5pi=
i6enidreien.
Oab Die 6rauen bas 6D9te erreiz
den fOnnen, unterliest feinem 3neifel;
man febe iid nur aupeilen ibre Sbea=
terhiite an.
Weld innise 8erpanbtI6aft api<
i9en gbeleuten beftebt, gebt baraus
berpor, DaB Dfters bic Nerpen elmer
Srau ben 8atten neroDs MAIDEN.
Sin aOrnhen Wabrbeit per19tpin=
bet unter einem 9aufen 2iissn, Der
nit gntriiituna pegsefest tpirD, Gum
8liid fir Manden, benz ienss 80rnz
aen in's ause flissen tOnnte,
Das 5pri9port r2iebe 1T blinb'
lit eitel llniinn. Sober iunge Manr
itebt in feiner 8raut bod bunDert Mal
mebr ais ireenb Elm anberer Mann 81
fehen i'm Stanbe ift.
X X X
gBte i9Dn ipdre es uno ipie 10 bic
9eniit5li1er oas Oafein, psnn BIZ
MenIaen, dnitatt Die Syebler, bic Su:
senoen ibres HG4iten our9 ein Ser.
grOBerungsglas betra9ten 1pollten.
DAB Elm 1tartes unD tii9ttges 8ol
beliegt uno unteroriidt tpirb, fat bi
| WeltseIcbidte i9on oft erlebt. gil
| 8Dlf gu ermorben blieb aber ben eng
ltIden 9umanitdtsbeualern Oorbe
| balten.
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Sir bas Grbeitsiabr 1900 fterlte Ser

Sir bas Mrbeitsidbr 1900 fterlte Der
gDnareB benz 8urecu fir 5orifpeie1
.nur $88,520 aur 8erfiisung; fir bas
Sabr 1901 erbDbte er bic 8etpiGiauna
anf $185, ,440. Diaie 6umme geniiat
ni6t. bd iid bic Nnforberunsen nm
perbdltnibmdbig aeiteigert babsn. Der
gorfteber Der Nbtbeilung fir 5Drit=
tpefen lpirb fir bas rldtbite ssSd1r
$250,000 ober 100000 perlangen,
unb Der gongreB ioute inn bas @elb
aur 8erfiiaung fteaen, benn Die Grbalz
tun9 Der WdlDer lit bon nationaler
Wtdtiefeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

0erbinbnns nit Nep Wort entlang
Der paeifies sRiifte nnb burh bic Wtas
geIdn= =Strabe ndh benz atlantifdsn
Ocean uufbDren ioll. Die 8abn
iibernirtmt ben Srdnsport bpn paisH
iasieren unb 5raht iiber ben Sithmus
nad Colon, ND Die WeiterbefDrberung
nud Nen Dorf per Dampfer erfolst.
Die n9lmerican 0aiDatidn 5teurtfbip
GO." Derfiist iiber feds sroBe Oamz
pier, bic Iett grDffnung Der 2inie bot
einem Sabre bic fpeite Sabrt BON 6o=
noluln pta San 5rancisco Inn Glib
amerifa herum nah Nep gDrf ma9=
ten nnb unterfpegs, nur um ben Sob
lenDDrratb gu erneuern, in 6Gfen anz
legten. Sebt Iou bic 2inie in Banaz
ma enben. Die groben Senbungen
3uder aus 0anai, ipelde bic Damz
pfergeIeufdaft tontraftlih ii6ernomz
men bat, iperban in Banana ausgelaz
ben unb BON bort per 8abn na6 Go
lon befDrDert tperben.
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pern,it1tes.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
aifero unb aaeiar, ni6t 3iaero uno
3aeIar. Die Sabresperiammlung oes
8ereins i6peiserti6sr 9pmnaiiallehz
rer bat ben 8ei4luB sefabt, es ioae
beim 2ateinunterridbt an ben IhDet=
aerif6sn gDrnaf fen Dieie, piienz
idaftlt6 ribtiee 4usfpra6e bes Gals
t unb bes bpr als (anitatt 5D
sur ginfiibrung tommen.
Die G1ineIen baben Elm probates
Mtttel, 5aliHements BON 8anfen uno
8anfIdpinDeleien eu perbinOern. 8erz
fraht nGn1li6 eine 8ant, 10 piro
idmmtliden Nngeitellten iammt benz
YrGibenten Der Gppf abssi icbla9en
unb bann iperDen bic 2ei6en 5uI Iamz
men nit ben 8u6ern perbrannt. @s
lit baber ni6t gu pertpunbern, paB i'm
ReiGe Der Wtitte 5eit iiber 700 eSdbren
fein Sanftra6 mehr porgefommen 1T.
9ie beuti6en epLbenen SSiinfmarfz
ftiide iinD einge3peen Doroen. StS
@nbe September 1inb 1te BEL ben 5uz
itdnbigen 8afen einselOit tporben, uno
fOnnen au 3ablun9en nt9t mebr CUR
8erpenbung tpmmen. 8pn ben runo
% Mi(lionen. Die i'm llmlauf tparen,
ftnb runb "a Milionen CUR Ginaiebz
uns gelanet, 10 bab ii4 fir pier Wlt(z
lionsn in 5ammlungen beftnDen ooer
etngeI6mol3en oDer gar perlpren ge=
aangen iinb.
Sir bas 25. papft eubilGum
2eo's bes 0rei5ebnten lit bas Brpz
gramm beretts enttporfen. seSn Der
Gef6ihte Der Ydpite lit Elm ipl4es
sSubilGum Bis iebt nur etn einsiaes
Mal eefeiert porpcn, unb apar i'm
Sabre 1871 bur9 Yius ben Neunten.
0as Se1t lon 3um @intritt in bas 25.
sSa6r Der Gesierune in ben Wonaten
Mdr5, Npril uno Waai 1902 begangen
tperben. 2ep ber0reiaehnte purbe am
20. SSebruar 1878 gum Papit erlpdhlt.
Dos irii9e parlamentsmitslieo
cSpbn Gebmpnb fommt ndA ben Ser.
6taaten in elmer Mifiion. Gr min
bas aeiammte Srldnbertbum Der Welt,
Snan3ig Millionsn, geiItig 5uIammenz
bringen in ausgeipro9ener SeinbI9aft
gegen orlano unb bic 1ieb5is MtlliDz
men freier Mmerifaner Da3u peranlalz
len, Die 8eipeeung 5u inbpiiiren, Sr=
lambs pollftdnbise 2pstrennung bon
Gnglanb gu befiirpprten. 2uTtI1lDiz
Ter au bauen, 1T Dem Siren ntGbt freno.
DAP Die 51ninD1u9t oornebmli1
in ben Auartieren Der Irmen lire
oablreiben Opfsr foroert, bat lpisz
oerum cine Gr3tli9e unterIuhung Der
lrIa6en Der Suberfuloie in Yaris
erpielen. Ser Oefan Der BARRIER Me=
Di5inifben 5atultdt, Or. BrouarDel,
bat bas Heiultat oieler nnterlu9ung
foeben oerDffentlidt. @r fellte felt,
Dab bic Spbesrate an S9pinDIu1t
lteigt ooer fdlt nit Der itsisenDen ooer
faaenoen Nrnitb bes Diitrtfts. go
lit oieIe Sooesrats in ben Champs
glblees, Dem rethten 8iertel non pa=
ris, nur 1913 duf 10000, pdbreno
in ben MrbeiterDiitriften bon 8eueoine
71,5 auf 10000 8etpobner fommen.
eSn Ga 8ilette 5tsigt bic 5DOesrate an
S9ninolu1t fDgur auf 72,1; in pere
2aAaiIe auf 83; IN plaifance uuf
1O4! Sc srDBer bic Nrmutb in einenl
Diitrift, beitD arOber aud Die 3abl Der
an SnpinoIu9t SierbenDen.
Der befannte beut1he 6orIhungs=
reiienbe Ssfar Neumdnn bat fiir3li1
cine adtSehnmondtlid1e Geife burn
Gentrulafrifd bon 3eilu nud3 Abarz
tum poIlenDet, lneiit burh DDllig un=
befdnntes Gebiet. ST fat bic grDBte
III Gentrdlafrifq ie 3uldnmenaebra(hte
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r
gine interefante @rtlGrung iiber
cine Der 6aupturidben unierer gegenz
fpdrtisen prosperitdt liefsrt bic grz
portidtiitit unieres 8unoesf9abam~
tes. Rah berfelben iteben bic 8erz
etnigten Stauten nit ibrer Nusfubr
niht nur an Der SpiBe aller 2dnoer;
bieielbe pG6it audi raider, als Die irz
genb zines dnberen 2anoes. llnierem
@rport 5und9H folgt ieiner 9rDbe
na1 Der gnglanb's; oann fommen Der
Aeibe nah Deutl6lanb, sSrdnfrei9
II. (. M. sSn ben eriten 8 Wlonaten oiez
les eSabres betrua unfere Nusfubr
81 ,029, ,6O5.181; Die Gnglanb's ST.
O18,895. Na1folgenDe i1tereidnte
Isabelle siebt bic ausfnbr bon ben 20
pidtiafen grportldnoern i'm Septema
ber 1900 unb 1901 an:
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WGhrenb Der SbercDmmdnbeur Der
9lrmee, General Miles, ii6 in ietnem
eeSabresberi6t aegen bic gantine aus
ipriht, lGbt Der @eneralinfpeftor Der
9lrmee, General 8redinrtoge, lt9 IN
benz feinigen 10 bernehmen: 8iele Der
ugrdanges" auf ben Garnii iionspoffen
ieien eingegangen, na9Oem Die Sam
tine abgeIdafft poroen, uno Der 3u>
itanb anberer babe ii9 Der1hledtert.
8pn pielen Sffi5ieren peroe bic Nbz
11affuna Der &dntine als etne 0drte
gegen bic 5olbaten uno als Der milf
tdrifaen Oisctplin unb suten Orb
nune f9dbltd betra9tet. gu bieIen
Sffi5teren adblten II. 81 auh Sberit
Burton auf Cuba, Sberit Sanger auf
ben pbilippinen, Sberitleutnant Geao
in 9afotd unb Waior Sbdrpe in goz
lorabp, peld' lebterer fret berausgez
iast babe, felt Der NbI9affung Der
&antine Ieien in Der NGbe Der 8arni=
fonspldBe aablret9e S6naps6uoen
entftanDen, mo piele SolOaten pbpiii6
unb n1oralifd au Grunoe geben. -
Wenn es benz nd9fen gongreB barum
ail thun 1T, in Der &antinenfrage ebr=
fih 5u banbeln, bann fann niht frag=
liA fein, bab er auf bas urtbeil bes
@eneralinfpeftors, oefen Sbliesenbeit
perfDnlihe umfdau unb Selbi itunter@
ri4tung iiber ben Stanb Der Oinge in
Der Mrmee 1T, grOberes @etptdt tpirb
legen miiHen, als auf bic Wailes'f4e
Mnii4tsangabe.
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ssSn Snbiana 1T eine SoritbebOrbe
nit betrd6tltdber NoGmaht ms Be-
ben aetreten. prpfefor Coulter bon
Der rplrOue l1niDeriitdt" ipiro benz
nddft eine oolltdnoise 2ifte Der in
ssnbiana ipahienben Mrten Walbbdu=
me erf4einen laffen. @s iperoen bon
Der purbue@llntberiitdt audi Jrii6te
unb Samen peri6iebener 8dume gez
fdmmelt unb babon ipie bon ben 8ldtz
tern perfhiebener 8dume photoeraz
pbifAe 8ilber bergetellt. Nuberbem
iDirb in Der genannten Mnitdlt bic
6olsitructur Der perIhieoenen 8dume
i'm Staat mifroifopifd unteriudt.
Die neue 8sbDrbe tptrb Mles tbun,
um Berfnnen, Die 'Walo i'm Gletnen
anlesen tpolIen, Mibsriffe unb sSrr~
tbiimer au erfparen; tie tpirb ermitz
teln, tpelhe Serflicbtetten unb 8oben=
arten fi9 fir GENTLE Walobdume am
beiten eienen, audi ipirb fie feit5teuen,
mo bas 2anb liegt, bas ii4 fir Mder5
bauaDede ni1t eignet unb oesbalb
nur als 0ol5lanb nubbar gema1t
iperben fann. Spdter follen in Der=
iAiebenen Sbeilen bes 5taates 8er@
funsitatioren eingerimtet tperben,
beren Mnfgabe es fein 1olI, Der gen=
trdlbehDrbe Bel tbren Wrbeiten lnb
@rnittelungen nit Hatb unb Sbat
an bic 6anb 81 geben. 2lber 8eipilz
liaungen bur1 bic 9taatsgefeBgebung
iinb fir s5Dritanede nDtbig. Sin felt
eiitiaen Sabren deficiencies GefeB in
sssnbtand beftimnlt, baB 6arrner, Die
fiinf Mcre pber mehr nit Walbbduz
men bepfldnaen, fiir berartiges 1anb
rur einen Dollar Gtelier 3il 3ablen
brauhen. Diefe MaBresel mar tpDbl
baau seeignet, 2anbbefiBer 5ur NnIa=
ae pDn fleinem Walbbeitanb 3u err
rnuntern; ipirb dber erit iebt unter
BET Mnleiturg Der nun ill's 2eben
getreteneil GtdutsfDritbehDrbe mans
bate arii6te trugen.
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prof. kalanfr's Oeoanken=
-
fplittrr.

Sn Gbicd@
gp'er 5hulerl
tperben ieBt
Debatten Dar
iiber Derdrl~
itdltet, tDelher
Der iiderite
Wes gum Grs
fols iet. Nun,
Elm aiemltd
Ii9erer Meg
Diirfte 1Sin,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

@enerdkMnipdlt 9en ppn Eerus bat
gegen 3ablrsihe gruits, bdrlnter elm
8rauertruf, Oeltruit, BaumpoItruit
unb giienbabntruf, einen Rampf err
0ffnst, Der, ipenn er fiegt, ben Sruits
aufanlmen eine @traffumme BON un-
eefGbr 81 MilIipnsn Dollars fDitet.
so, tpennl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21
Slllanoifd)fs.

Die DenDsr C Hip @ranbe=Giien=
balm fiinbigt an, bab tie Die Neger~
Bebisnten auf i6ren 5peileDaggpns
burH tpeibe MdDhen erieben min.
Dds lit cine Neuerung, Die ii1 betpdh=
rem biirfte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

Die itGbtifhe BsbOlferung Der Der.
Gtnaten bat afpilden 1890 rnb 1900
um 7,642,817 peripnen ooer fait 81
prDsent 5ugenommen, tpdbrenb bic
GeiummtbepDlferuns oes 2anoes nm
nicht guna 21 proaent fties. Sir bic
ldnblihen 8esenoen bleibt alfo etn
3uinahs BON nur flint pro5ent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

Der befannte oeutfde 5DrIhungs&
reifenbe Ssfar Neumann bat fir3li1
cine ahiSehnnonatlid1e Geiie bura
Gentralafrifd BON 3eilu nah Rburs
tum DoIlenDet, lneiit burh DDllig UNI
befdnntes Gebiet. gr bat bic grDBte
in gentrdlafrifa ie 3uldmmenaebrahte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

.9iebe CUR Matur unb CUR Mahrz
heit" riibmt Mnoreip Carnegie dls Der
sylleenO bDdite Suseno unb bOhites
Slid. seya, aber Damit allein pGre
ct nint gum bielfdnen MilIiondr ge=
porben. mas bod ben 6auptehrgei3
Der. araertfanifben Sueenb bilbet.
Ginfamfeit ma9t einfeitig. Slid
lid, penn bieie GntiDidelung nacb Der
9eite bes 2ihtes bin aei1ieht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

Die rMmerican 0aipaiian 5team<
fbip GDnlpdnb bat nit ber panamds
@ilenbabnadenIhaft cine Wsreinbaz
rlIns gttrpffen. Der5ufoIge bic Dame
pier BET ADmpdanie III 3ufunft BON
0pnDlulu bid San Grantiscp rt1M
ponumn fubrtn fperben uno BE birette
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

Die pennIplbania@Babn bat fiir5z
lid 1900 Sruhtpagen auf einmal
beite1It. sic benDtbigt berfelben aur
BerppTHdnoisuns ibres ronenben
Materials. bsfpnbers fir ben aohlen=
transport. Mun fann buraus ermef=
len. pie ftarf bic Grforbernii1e Der
sssnbuitrte, tpie bebeuteno bic profperi=
tGt berfelben 1ein mub.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-21

8ifero unb aaeiar, ni6t 3iaero uno
3aeIar. Die SabresperIammlun9 bes
8ereins ihpei5eriihsr 9pmnaiiallehz
rer hat ben 8ei9luB sefabt, es iole
beim 2ateinunterri6t an ben Ichpet%
aeriI6sn @Dmnaiten DieIe, ptienz
I6aftli6 ri6tise 4usipra9e oes als
t unb bes t bor als (an1tatt 5D
sur ginfiibrung fommen.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-09-25
AS TO OUR BAD ROADS.

The communication of DR.. Dwight
in this paper on the subject Of bad
roads confirms the opinion, that since
the chain gang has been in this coun-
ty the custom of working the roads
has been to large extent discontin-
ued by the people. This should not
be. It is impossible for 25 or 80 hands
to keep the roads Of the entire county
in order. The work of the chain gang
should be directed to permanent i'm
provement of the highways, and the
roads should be kept in order as here
tofore until better plan is found.
The people themselves are to blame
for the condition Of the roads, for
they sit down and wait for the chain
gang to come around intsead of work
ing them as the road law provides.
There is no use to attempt to make
the County Supervisor the scape goat.
He may not be perfect, he may fail to
do many things that he could or should,
but even were he absolutely perfect and
absolutely tireless he could not keep
the roads of Sumter county in good
condition with the people so entirely
supine and Indifferent to their own
duty in the matter.