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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
DanviIIe.

Gus Rcgot il talking OF opening
a blacksmith shop In the old Shack
clford building.
John W. Britt had u new hitch
rack put up Mt hi. store Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Hubbard Is visiting
her daughter. ur4. Patterson, west
OF Montgomery.
John Nelson of near Montgomc-
ry, was in town Sunday.
Stanley Gregory was visiting
cn-t Of town Sunday.
Several Of our farmer, finished
planting corn this week.
Charley Burton has traded his
- acres OF timbcrcd lHnd, south
of town for sewing machines.
Miss Mary Casey l. quite sick
this week.
While blowing last Friday, Roy
whites mules ran away, doing lit
tie damage only 10 the harness.
Monday he and Booker Diamond
were blowing IN the same field.
when both teams became unmnn-
ngcnblc and ran away.
Go 10 j. ". Britt : Tor the white
Rose Hour. second 10 mono on earth.
Every sack warranted.
We hcarn few farmers complain
ing of some kind of n worm de-
stroying the young corn. Cnclc
Dan Davis says he will have to
plant his crop over.
The present mi crop Is not doing
well an account Of the Dir, weather.
There was n big frost Sunday
night, but little damage was done
Ia garden truck.
4 mare belonging 10 doc oliver
got fast in a wire fence Monday.
aud before discovered had cut one
leg very badly. DNCLE 81.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
Fought For His Life

IVY father and sister both died
of Consumption write, j.. r.
WcIthcrwhX, OF Wynndottc, Mich,
land | was saved from the same
irightful fate only by DR.. Kings
New Discovery. An attack 81
Pneumonia left an obstinate
cough aud very severe lung trou-
bic, which an excellent doctor
could not help, but a few months
use Of this wonderful medicine
made me ~ well as ever and
gained much in weight" lnfalliblc
for coughs, Colds and all throat
and Lung trouble. Trial bottles
free. Guaranteed bottles zoe and
800 at Cason's Pharmacy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
WeIISviIIe.

Mcssrs b. ID. Gililland and c. y.
Wise spent Friday in montgomery.
Dcward Ballard OF montgomery
was here Saturday.
Doc Hudson OF Montgomery was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. Hind, and children left
Tucsda' for st. Charles, where
they will make their future home.
Rev. Bowlcs went to montgomery
Tuesday to attend district confer
cncc.
W. l.. Mabry and MIS-. Z. II.
Douglass attcncd court mt mont
gomcry Tuesday.
Miss Ethel NcQuic Of st. Louis il
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. W. b.
Douglass.
Leslie Finley and wife, OF St.
Louis, are the guest Of their par
ents here.
Robt. Shackclford, OF Clayton,
came up Saturday night and at
tended court at montgomery this
week.
Our Mayor, Jacob Miller, spent
Tuesday in Vandalia.
Jimmie Wilson, OF GLASGOW, NO.,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
his parents in this city.
Milton and Herbert Paris, OF
Mexico spent Sunday with friends
here.
j. b. McQuie lcfI Tuesday even
ing for Peoria, Ill.,, to attend the
State Encampmcnt.
Among those who attended court
In montgomery this week were:
Messrs NJ. j. and +. Pcyton, II. f,
Linenschmidt, Geo Sanders, j. B.
Mcouie. j. L. Barker, c.. $. fully
and John Cullom.
Tom Kelly OF hoberIy was mere
Sunday.
Miss Willie Of Los Angeles, Cal,
and Miss Blanche Vogt of Mont
gomery were the guests OF the
Misses motifs last week.
Mrs. W. T.. Blattner and daugh-
ter Miss Eta attended the Conn
mencement at Mexico Monday even
ing.
Mrs. b. White and daughter, Sal
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17

II people only knew what We
know about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
II would be used in nearly every
household, n there are few people
who do not suffer from n feeling Of
fullncss after eating. bclching,
ilatulence, sour stomach or water
drash. caused by indigestion or
dyspepsia. \ preparation such n
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which with
no aid from the stomach, will di-
gest your food, certainly can't help
but do you good. City Drug Store.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
Fifth Annual Conference.

The W. G. T.. T.. will hold the
fifth annual conference in the Bap-
list church of this city Thursday
and Friday, Way q and -. Miss
Mahan will deliver a lecture and
a well arranged program of topics
on the different lines of work will
be presented by some Of our local
talent. II is hoped that there may
be "A large Attendance n - most
enjoyable time IL expected.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
Death OF Mrs. Driskcii.

Mr-. Mary G. Driskcll. wife Of
Joseph ". Driskcll died mt her late
home Ia hi. city, last Friday, May
~, at II O'Clock u. M, aged 81
years, Il months aud - dnys. Mrs.
Driskcll was bora In Culpcppcr
count, Virginia, October Is, 1884
and moved 10 Galloway county.
AT the hRr of II years. where she
resided iii four years ngo, when,
with her husband, she moved Ia
Montgomery city 60 make their
home.
Mrs. Driskcll was married to her
husband who survives her, In 1852,
md 10 thi. union were born four
sons, only one OF whom l. now liy-
ing.
Furty-threc years ago Mr.. and
Mrs.. Drisltcll united with the Aux
yhsgc Presbyterian church, of
which DIR. Cowau has been pnstor
for upwards OF 30 years. DR.. Cow
nm. their beloved pastor, preached
the funeral sermon last Saturday
in the church where the deceased
had worshipcd 20 many years.
Many were the old acquaintance
and friends who were present to
mingle their tears and share the
sorrow with the aged husband ON
whom this sad ohliction falls so
heavily.
The remains were laid 10 rest In
the AuxYassc cemetery, TO await
that coming day when those who
sleep In Christ shall rise To meet
Him in the clouds 10 dwell forever
in His presence.
The Tribune joins the many
friends OF the b~creaycd husband In
extending heartfelt sympathy in
this hour of sorrow.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
Low Rates.

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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
New Florence.

c. T.. Stewart agd Alfred Davault
were in st. Louis several days thir
week.
Miss Grace Daynult has been Gu.
gagged 10 teach the Loutrc Island
school this coming winter.
Miss Jessie Locke was the guest
OF ncr friend, Miss Anna Miller In
Jonc-burg last week.
Misses Alta aud Lcota Rodgers.
Claude Ellis and others Of Mont
gomcry. spent several hours in our
town Sunday evening and attend
ed services NJ the g. p. church.
Mrs. Ice and little daughter,
Lula. OF Pike county were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
burn several days.
Ami Kallmcycr a student Of G.
". G. drove overto Rhineland Sat-
urday for n visit. His father who
had been in st. Louis several days
returned via. Of that place and
drove home with him Sunday cyc-
ming.
Miss Laura Milligan H. enjoying
a visit with relatives in Prices
Branch.
Lee Blackburn is putting the
finishing touchs TO his saw and
grist mill, and will soon be ready
for business. This enterprise To-
Gated in town will be a great com
venience to u people.
Prof. Hughes Maupin and wife,
were visitors TO our town Sunday
evening. We hope they We're ia
yorablc impressed with our little
city.
Some OF the prominent postal
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
From Our Correspondents
New Hope.


Miss Florence Duncan visited
Mrs. +. VI. Oliver Monday evening.
Dcrward King of Wellsvillc Wis
tied Miss Annie Shepherd last
Sunday evening.
J. X. Dickcy Of Americas. visit
cd his son, J. y. Dickcy. here last
Thursday.
Rev. |. ". Oliver and wife were
trading in the city last Saturday.
l.. NJ. Oliver and wife were trad
ing in Wcllsvillc last Tuesday.
Prof. A. II. Oliver IL Mt home
again, having closed his school Mt
Ncosho, Mo-, last week.
Emmett Oliver purchased n new
buggy from j. 7. Nunnelly Of the
city last Saturday.
VIM. Appling commenced haul
ing lumber from the city last Mon
day to build his new house on his
farm near here.
4. NJ. Oliver attended preaching
at Bethel last Sunday.
a. J. Polcston was In Wcllsvillc
ON business last Saturday.
Tccre win be preaching at New
Hope church next Sunday Mt II
o'clock, Sunday school will be al
10 o'clock. Everybody invited.
Miss Ella Graves Of Montgomery
City, visited Mrs. Bob Oliver last
Sunday. O. u. GUESS.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
Old Soldiers Experience.

VI. ". Austin, a civil war yctran.
Of Winchester, Ind, writes: ''Ny
wife was sick n long time in spite
OF GOOD doctors treatment, but
was wholly cured by DIR. Kings
New Life pills, which worked WON
dcr- for her health" They always
DO. Try them. Only DC NJ Cnson'-
Pharmacy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
II Saved His Leg.

u. 4. Dnnforth, Of LaGrange,
Ga, suffered for six months with n
lrightful running sore on his leg;
but writes that Bucklcn's Arnica
Salye Wholly cured it in live days.
For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it's
the best salyc in the world. Cure
guaranteed. Only DC. Sold at
,nson'- Pharmacy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17

In Constipation Hcrbinc affords
a natural, hcalthful remedy, act
ing promptly. A few small doses
will usually bc found to so rcgu-
late the ~excrctory functions that
they are able to operate without
any aid whatever. Price 10 cts.
Cason's Pharmacy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17

alta, attended the commencement
Mt montgomery Friday night.
Little Halle Blattncr was the
guest of relatives in Mexico Monday
ST. ELMO.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17

Mr.. Rogers, Of the firm OF Alger-
mi-scn 4 Rogers, was IN st. Louis
the latter part Of last week ON
business.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1901-05-17
Tourist l;Ncur~ionist


LowEsrRATE TICKErs NyM AGLl.
write lor Information, ana itinerary 10 \.
n. Mofirt. :. ". T.. A., Kansas Iiiy, Nc.
John sebastian, q, y. n. chicago.
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fplitter

prinaen uno prtnaeifinnen. Sdmmts
libe poferIpieler il, ben Ser. Stadten
Iollen por Neib beinabe geplabt iein,
als iie bon oieiem nRopul Glnlb'
lalet,.
Der 3ipeibunb faeint Iih gu einem
breiedigen 8erbdltnib aus3utpadIen.
9euhelei barf ni9t bur9fidtig iein.
tpenn lie fih beaablt MAIDEN ion.
Oas Mitleib 1T hGufiser bic gisens
ihdft zines eDlen 0eritanbs, benn bic
zines gan3 hinsebenben 9eraens.
Die infamfen 2iigen iinb bic, Bel
benen man ldhelt; fein 6unb tpeoelt,
ipenn ct uns beiben min.
X X X
Wenn es nod ben pef1imiiten singe,
holte Der @eier mebr Wenf9en, als Der
Storh bringt.
@liidlide Nugenbltde iinb ipie Wel-
len i'm buntlen StrDm, auf bic Elm
Sonnenitrabl fdllt. Der Strom 5er=
flieBt, bus slibernoe 8ilD bleibt uns.
X X X
Cine NatiDn, tpelhe 10 tpie bic eng
lif6e auf Differn5=Gefddfte anseipie@
len lit, muB es natiirlid iebr fbmeras
li4 empfinben, tpenn es auf benz euroz
pdiihen Continent gar feline Differen=
gen giebt.
2eutnant Dearb f9reibt, oab ct ben
llripruns oes paleotriitiIhen Giles
entoedt bat. Wenn er i'm iibernG11ten
CONNER bonn NoropOl 5uriidtebren
fpllte, fann er uns eine orbentlihe
probe bapon mitbrinsen. Der Nan,s
ioll uns nt4t binoern, fir bic @abs
oantbar gu Iein.
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ben 2sbrer einasIhlofTen. rnan6ss
RoDfasrbrehen bereiteten. Mber in
ben fldTiTden Sprahen baperte es
iebr Bel bieIem mathematician 9enie
unb i'm beutihen MufIdB ipar er etne
gull. Stets beidaftiste iid fein
G'eiIt nit mathematician problemen;
oft erbbb Ct iih Mabts, iim eins 8e=
rednnns nie0erauIhreiben. Die
Wdnoe Ieinss 3immers tparen nit
3a6len beoeGt. 9(ber Die 5Hoblone
ieb.s ibr Mab an uno unIer matbsnlaz
Tides 9enie, Der 5tol5 Iei,ter GlaiTe,
blieb bGnasn. WisDiel uno ruie 9ro=
bes aber ipiiroen iolde eiilIeitia tulenz
tierten MenThen leiIten, fpenn lie nibt
fir lanse Sabre nit Stuoisnfdhern
aequdlt tpiirben, bic ibrem Settle fremo
bleiben.
Weniasn biirTte es befdnnt fein, bab
Elm 10 uniperIaler @eif, pie Mltmeiiter
@oet1e bon benz fulturelIen @influB
Der Matbematif auf ben 0eritanb niobt
bel bielt unb ben Matbematifern niht
bolb mar. Mie Der grobe Nltmeiiter
bariiber Da9te, erbellt am beiten aus
elmer Bemerfung in einem an 3elter
serihteten 8riefe bonn %. syebruar
1911, Der iith in benz Ioeben eriaiene>
men 20. 8anbe ber WeimarzNusga6s
finoet. Da beiRt es auf 5eite 48 f.:
uOie Matbematifer finb nGrriI6e
8erle, unb iinb 10 peit entfernt aud
nur au abnen, tporduf es anfommt,
bab man ihnen i6ren Oiintel nadieben
muR. sS9 bin iebr neugisrig uuf ben
erfen, Der Die 5ahe einliebt unD iiA
rebli1 babel bentmmt. Oenn Tie ba=
ben bod niht ale elm 8rett Dor benz
3opf unb niht ale babsn bDIen Wil=
len. uebrieens ipirb mir benn bod
Bel bieier @eleaenAeit INNER oeutliz
der, mas i9 I1on lange i'm StilIen
peib, bab bieienise 8ultur, tpeld)e bic
Mat6ematif Dem 9eiite aiebt, Guberit
einIeitia unb beIdrdnft tit. Sa 8pl~
taire ertii6nt iih irgenbpp gu iagen:
vsS'ai tpuipurs remarque que la geoz
metric ldiiIe l'eIprit OH elle le trouoe."
Mud bat idpn lruntlin eine beicnoere
Mperiipn gesen bic Watbematifer, 1T
MbTht auf geIelliaen umgdns flar uno
beutli9 auseebriidt, tpo er ibren &leiz
niafeits< unb BiberIpru9sseiit unerz
trGalich finbet." Was faaen bic Wedthe=
MATTER gu bieler 9oetbe14en Genlurs
(Mid. 8oltsbl.)
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ssremoaeborene sttnntgeber.

Gin neueres genlusz8unetin bringt
intereFante Mngaben iiber bic relatipe
3abl Der einseborenen unb Der etngez
tpanberten @ttmmgeber in bret, aus
benz @eIammtbilb Der Union berausz
aeertffenen @ruppen: aus bem Norben
bon Seem Worf uno Seem Serlep, aus
benz Siiben BON Nortb Carolina unb
aus benz Siibtpeiten BON Nen Merifo.
eSn aebn Stdbten BON Stem Dorf unb
Nen eyerlep berhdlt iib Die 3abl Der
mGnnli9en ginippbner i'm itimnlbez
re6tieten Mlter Der @ingeborenen uno
Ginnsmnuh hprtpn tnip FDInt.
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2M ptcl Watbcntntif.

9luf ben oeutiden Gpmnaiien unb
Nealf9ulen, uno audi auf unleren bDz
bern Sdulen, gebDrt Der matbematiz
i6e lnterriht gu ben 9auptfdbern,
gum 2eioneien Der pielen mdt6emaz
tiId minoer peranlasten S6iiler. No9
INNER gilt biiben ipie briiben Das pdz
basogilbe Dogma, oaB ieber 8er=
fanb, slei9Diel pie er Deranldgt ooer
btsponiert Iein mDge, erit an Der l9qrz
fen 2ogit Der matbematiI9en gdlstfz
iteine seI9drft tperben miiHe, ebe CT
an bO6ere Nufsabsn berantreten fDnne.
uno bod fann man fait in ieoer
Sdulflafe bic 8eobadtung MAIDEN.
oaB bic iosenannten mathematician
@enies in anbern GG6ern oft iebr unz
ter Der Mittelmdbisteit fe6en, pdbz
reno umsefebrt Shiiler nit offenbaz
rem ipra9li1em Salente, be5eutenDer
pbantaiie uno sldnaenben 8eranz
lagunsen, auf benz mathematician
srelbe gar fldali1es leiiten uno bon
Rlaife au Glai1e miib1am bic matbe@
mattI9en Ndthfel nit ii9 i9leppen.
Mit srobem 8ebasen iperfen oieIe ipdz
ter, Iobalo lie ben S9ulbdnfen ent-
ronnen Tnb. zen perbabten langneilis
aen Wulit Der mathematician WiRenz
i9aften in ben Wintel Der NerseFen-
peit, um i'm ME mebr il: 2eben gu be-
riibren, seIbtpeige benn berpor3ubolen.
Die 3ahl bie1er einnefleil9ten Geinbe
ber Matbematif 1T iebenfaas gr0ber
als bic ber treuen 0erebrer bieIer ben
0eritanb fhdrfenben uno an losiIdes
Denfen getp0bnenben M;f1enI9aft".
Bum Slid fir bic eble Matbsmatit
betiimmern fi9 bic meiltsn Menl9en
lbdter Iebr ipenta um pGbaaogif unb
Sduloerbdltniffe, fonft tpdre Bic ber<
porrasenoe Stelluns bes matbemati@
iben l1nterrihts ldnsi ssfdbroet tpor=
ben. Sn pdbasosifhen 6adtreiien
baben ieboh lpenige ben Mutb sefun<
ben, an benz mathematician Dogma
gu riitteln. uno bod niirben bic ma-
tbematiIh sldnaenb Deranlasten Sdii=
ler unter elmer neuen OrDnuns Der
Dinge ebenfalls beoeutenD setpinnen.
Die moberne 59ule ninmt gar 5u
lpenis Hiidiiht auf bic inbipioueae
Deranlaguns. Oasielbe Mab ipiro
an ale Setter anselest unb ale burd
beirlbe preife setrieben. Die
59ulmGnner Der alien 3eit
bulbtsten san5 anbern Metboben.
Damals ipurDe iOrgfdltia uno lisbeoou
Der gbarafter bes einselnen 59ilers
ertpogen. bic Neiaungen unb 8eranla=
gungen genau beDbahtet, unb auT
Grunb bie1er Beoba1tungen iebsr ein=
selne Sdiiltr .bebanbelt unb berange=
3oaen. Damals galt niHt bic ein=
t0nige, dlIes Derfladhenbe, iebe inbiDiz
bnelIe GnttDtdlung erItidenbe
Gnablone, unter ber iebt auf beipen
5eiten bes O3euns bic sSnsenb mibs
banDelt ipirb, @enies 5tnb meiit eins
ieitig DeranIaste Mlenl9enfinber. So
bate ich auf Der untsrprima einen
lieben Mitfhiiler, Der burh ieine uns
gefpDhnliden mathematician 5alente
oft le6rer unb MiiThiiler in Gritauz
nen iebte. ST IDfe nit Qeintigfsit
unb fpielenb Mufgaben. bic uns alIe.
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ufriilitdbtes.

Die @rinoung zines 8erliner
3fpeisinftitutes Der ruififh@hineii
8anf fpirb in politi{hen 3reiien 10
ausgelest, bab 9sut3hlanb nnb Rnbz
Lamb i'm bplIen ginpernebmen iiber ibre
politit in Oitaiien Iinb. sic tperoen
oort in 3utunft bic Giibruns lbernebs
lnen.
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prof. halanfr's Gfoaaktil=
fplitter.

auf benl
3uge, Der neu>
LID bic IN
5reoensburg
me len B II
6uritliAfeiten
na4 Ropsrls
hagen brahte,
bsfanDen iih
bier RDnige,
3 tp Ell a0ni@
n / n n . n Or
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profeifor Mufon giebt 150 berfdie@
bene @timme nit Namen an, bic
fpabrfheinlin nod niemals pon einem
BeDDhner Der Ser. 9taaten gebDrt
tpprben 1inb.
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gs tpiirbe bon unsetpDbnli9em Sn<
tereHe fein, gu erfabren, tpelden
9tanbpuntt bic amtlidbe dineiifhe
@ei6i9tsi9reibung geseniiber benGrz
etgntifen bes Dergangenen Sahres etr=
nimmt. Mber leiber tpirb uns oas
firs erite nod elm Bud nit lieben
@ieseln blsiben. Oenn Elm itrense
einsebaltens 9tneiilhes @efeb ihreibt
por, bab nidts iiber bic eerabe berrs
i9enbe Opnaltie berDffentliht tperben
bari. @lle Dotumente. bic Der Dberite
Spfbiitoriosrapb berfabt unb bic bu5u
heitimmt iino, fpdter als Qlnnalen 3u
bienen, fommen porlGnfig in einen
groben eiIernen Ra1ten nit einem gan5
i1malen gintpurf, no fie 10 Iange
bleiben, Bis cine neue Obnaftie ans
Muber gelanst. Der oberite 0ofbi1tos
riograpb mub INNER Elm angefebener
Mann bon mafsllo1em unb ebrenbafz
tenn Gbarafter iein. Seine anberen
men1dliden Musen aubtr feinen eigez
genen biirfen erbliden, mas Ct 5hreibt,
um es na9bsr IelbIt in ben eiisrntn
Raiten gu fperfen. gr barf iih iibtr
anss, aud iiber Die Observation-Disclosures
Ionen. 10 frei ausfprehen, ipie ibm Be-
Iiebt. Der jebige oberfte 9ofbiftprio.
graph lit Der GrobfetretGr wdno
Menfbao. Riir3lih ion Il ieinen 8es
ridlt ii6er bic Greigniife ber Itbten3eii
bollenbet baben. Ghnbe, bdB man i9ll
Mot 3u feben bsfommen fam!
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sSn Nprtb Carolina fdllt Die 3ahl
Ter ginsetpanberten taum in's Sc
ipiht, an beren 5telle tritt bort oas
geaerpotum, in ytetp Merifo 1T nur
Elm Sopn, in tpelhem bic i'm Quslanb
eeborenen bic 3abl Der Ginseboreaen
ii6eriteist, bic NeserbepDlteruns 1T sez
rino. Das 8ep0lferunssperbG
felIt iib in ben genannten @ebieten
ffl1enDermdbeu:
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Cine biTtoriIhe MusitelIun 9 fir
5beatertpsIen IcG nit Dem biltortl4en
GprgreHe -perbrnoen tperoen. Der i'm
fommenoen 5riibiabr in &om a6gez
balten DirD. Ollie BON Der Hendtlz
lance ab ouf oas itali.nilche unD fran=
sOIii9a Ibeater bsaiiglthen Gofuments
irgeno fpelder Irt iollen geiammelt
fperoen; eine belrnoere Mbtbeilung 1T
8erbi geniDnlet.
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Mertb sse,s ySar Carolina " se.4 @ o6
Mednet man bic aneite @eneration
bin3u, 10 fellt ii4 bas 8er<
bGlfnib in ben Stdbten psz
fentli1 anbers, ba iibertpiegen bic
Ginaepanberten unb beren Na4fomz
men bic Bail Der etnaeborenen @timm=
aeber. Befonbers bemerfensmertb 1T
bies in ben nadfolsenben @tGoten:
einesb; srembae6.
Buffalo, 81. q. 2o,41s 81 ,eoa
ss{;,s ssss's1 IA; +; ! ,siS5 siS5 ,ss55 ss55
Sss1e9 Selp gorr ui.'i n. e p. y 17s,eio 2e4,soS
/ Mebnli4 ftellt iid bas 8erbdltnib in
pielen anberen @tGbten bes Norbens.
in Miltpautee, Chicago, Glepelanb uno
10 peiter, tpie iiberbaupt in alien ben
@taaten, benen ii9 Der @trom ber
ginlpanberuns 5usepenbet bat. Naa
benz @iiben iinb nur fpdrlide 8rnAe
tbeile baDon getommen. 8ei Der Maile
Der 5timmgeber fann es nt9t ausblei=
ben, bab bas etnge1panbsrte Clement
benz Gbarafter Der 8eDOlterung nad
unb na9 ieinen Stempel aufbriidt.
Die @timnseber ber 5peiten Genera
tion selten natiirli9, mas lie iinb, als
einseborene Mmeritaner, aber ipenn iie
aud. tpie ibre gltern, gana i'm amertz
fanifhen Woltsleben aufgeben, 10 tunn
es bod nisbt ausbleiben, bdb bic perz
erbte giaenart ibren Gtnflub geltenb
mdnt, ibre Mnldauunsen i'm Dffentli=
den 2eben gum 9lusbrnd fommen.
DeBbalb bat audi Der Norbe,t Elm bel
Weitem fosmopolitiIberes0epr6ge ais
Der @iioen. benz ipenis friihes, nsu
belebsnbes 8lut aufliebt, ipdbrenS er
nit benz ihparaen groblem su ringen
bat. bds fib pieneibt burd bic
aunebmsnbe inbuitrielle Gnttpidlung
bon felbft lDft, Der Norben bat bisz
Der ben fortse1hritteneren She'll Der
Der. Gtaaten reprdientirt; es lit bic
GinpanDerung, bic 5u ieinsr nadhtis
gen Gnttpidluns neIentlih beigetrugen
bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03

Die Wereinieten 5taaten MADDEN
in europa Gr0berungen. r,dmlth
finansieue. Mmerifantfhe Rapitalis
ften controniren bereits ben 6hneaDerz
iehr 2onbon's unb bsabIicbtigen, bas
'5hnelIDerfebr sSpftem BON paris in
ibre 9dnbe gu befpnlmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03

1homas Ssfferion faste einit: Die
aipeite StelIung in Der Regierung TT
shrsnpDu unb leieht, Die erite ein glans
aenDes Glenb1; prdiibent Rooiepeft
bat geleaenbeit, Iebr balo ausaufins
ben. ob benz uuh beute nod 10 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03

$4,000 gorreIponbenten bes Mderz
bau Oepartements baben ibre Bitten
eingefanbt. Die 3uIammenftenung
eraiebt, baB. bic @efumntt=M Maisernte
etpas iiber tauienb Minionen 8uibel
betraaen ntrb, tpdhrenb cine Durhz
ihnitts=Grnte etipa atpeitauienb DILL
1ionen erseben hdtte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03

Der beutIde auBenbanbel bat 1ih
tpd6renb bes atpeiten Wiertels biefes
sSabres betrd6tli9 seboben. Gs nurz
ben ndmlih tns Muslonb i'm Sunt
1900 26 MtGionen Doppslcsntner
beutfder Maaren perIanbt, i'm SUM
1901 27,1 MtGionen Ooppeleentner,
i'm Sult 1900 26,8 MilIionen 9oppslz
centner. i'm Suli 1901 28,1 Millionen
Ooppelcentner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-03

Or. Woung, Der @etitliN elmer tpeitz
lihen BresbDterianer z@emeinbe, bat
in einem 8ortrase erfldrt, oaB linn Der
beutfde 5pnntas ipeit beifer eefaae,
als Der dmerifanilde. Gs gibt ia nod
piele dnbere 2eute, bic Oas i9Dn
1dngit sefast bdben; bic 8eitdtigung
6eitens eines amerifanif4en Geitliz
den beroient aber bod regiitrirt gu
tperben.