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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Nolitif6es.

Cine .glarf Yia" tperoen mir in Der
nablten 8eieb9ebun9 nibt erbalten, oa
Der Werfaiier oerielben nibt mieoer=
erlpdblt muroe, aber eine Bill d1nlihen
..Snbalts itebt bel Der 3ulammenieBuna
Der Gelebgebuns in liberer Musliht.
Sn MabOnias gountp fieaten Die Ge=
publitaner uno iudblten al ibre @anoi.
oater bis auf einen. 9r. Wm. Maaa,
Hsoatteur Der .DOun9stolpn Guno=
l1au". wurbe als Der einai9e erfolg=
reid)e oemofratilDe ganbioat in Die @e,
leb9ebun9 9etpdblt. gBirfli1 Elm idDner
grfolg, 5n tpeldem mir unie,m @olle9en
pom 0eraen 9ratulieren.
yfaboem oas SGlep @bren9eri1t
IA Sage in 5ibuna semeien. lpuroen
am z. Sttober Die 0ffentliben Sibun,
gen aelhlol1en. Sic Mitslieoer oes
@eribts tperoen bon iebt on bas bora
9ebrahte Semeismaterial in @rmd9uns
5leben nnb li9 bann nit Der Musarbel=
titng ibres geribtes beIddftisen. Is
miro ipabri6einli1 mebrere Wionate
oauern, bis oieler einsereiAt iuerosn
lpiro.
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Ser NolDc,te MitteI.uea.

Nu fir bic 8ranfen 9,ebt es etnen gplbeuen Ntittels
meg Der gu benz ebnlit gepinbten 3iee Der @eue-
lung fibrt. SaS merte lid Seberntann Der an faber
@eIhtsforge, &opis nno &ifen1meraeu odlutno.l.
3eraflopfen; Mtattigtett Stiiteni6pahe, uebelfeit
AufitpBen Yertopfnns olp,e &eber= lub Nerenfranf.
betten NIT Selbiubt unb WallerIubt b. b. an tDbtlt.
ben uebeln, Iebet Oas merfe @ lebcr berart aeibene
oab er in ietnem Jae tpeeer Die &rantbe gang per-
nablaiitgt nod fib ourb iogenanuts gafentmittel
nno Fnderpraparate 81 furren periud3t Ser aolbene
Mittelipe9 Der bier gu fiderer Seuna iiibr lit oa
Wan bore nir NIT rnbiser uberleguns on. mas Ions
lenbe llno Sanlenoe bon Gebeilten beitdtiaen: DaR
r iple Seiben etnitmals bic aeiebrten WSDnhe BON
ct Bernarb aus ben beilfrditiseu 9aansnidten elm
h1er pirtenbes Wttttel erfanoen. baB barnab ct.
Bernard &rduterptlen seuanut rpirb, ba6 aenau not
breem e5epte biee pien nod beute 5nbereitet meroen
nuo baB e hr 25 @ents in ieoer slpotbete al babeu
dnb 9amt ergebt iicb ber aolbenbe Wtitfelmea Az
berer 8eilung. Der iofprtiee 6ebran bieIer muber.
tbattigen ptieu BON ieb 9nr. ,uer nibt bbren min
mub fiibIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Weueite Nad)rid)tett.

| Gin entlcRIides unaliif bat iie am
ii Hop. in, StraRfllrt, preuB. Ne9iers
un9s Ye3irt Wagoeburg. erei9net.
Muf bem 5alsberaiuerf .2uoiDig" gins
gen 3Dei Wbbaulpblen nieoer. uno un-.
9efdpr aht5ia gergleute mnroen pers
| ibiittet. SofDrt nuroen bic Hettungss
arbeiten auf9enommen, uno es yelang,
oreiunoIed5ig Der 0erungliiften su bers
gen. Sarunter befanben iib fiinfun0=
3panai9 8erlebte .unb aud orei 5obte.
Bon ben uebrigen miro idperlih nod
iraeno elmer lebenb su 9age geforbert
meroen.
Sic oiplomatiiben geaiebunqen atpis
l4en 5rantre;h uno Der Sirtei lifb mie-
Der auf3enommen.
Nn Der britiIden Riiite tpiitbeten biefe
Wohe furhtbare @tiirnle. Uiele
Sdiffe iinb geiheitert uno man elaubt,
oaB $50 Meniden ertrunfen lino.
Ser poltoampfer uglorb", Der BON
Gouer nod galais abfubr, bobrte bas
Geubtidiif am neuen pier in Dpper in
ben @runo, uno Die Mannl1aIt bes
aeuAtidifes ertrant.
Sie giti5ens gant in Minfer, Mua=
laise Gonntp. O.. ipuroe 8ienitag
Na9t BON Yantrdubern beimgeiuht
uno beraubt. 9ie @elolpinoe murbe
ourd Epnamit seiprenst uno sertriim-
inert uno -bas 8antseb1uoe lit tbeilpeife
oenlolirt iuoroen. Sie 0obe Der er=
beuteten 5umme lit niht betannt.
Dur6 Die grplo!ion murben Die Biirger
aus fiiBem Sdlummsr eeipeft uno et=
lide madten lib bepaffnet auf Die
gerfolsIns Der raid fIiihtenoen 8an=
bitten. giner oerIelben muroe, aufge=
funoenen glutipuren sufulge, pertpun=
bet, betpertIteliate ober nit ieinen
Spiebaeielen feline Glu9t.
ssn glebelanb brad am 9ienstaa
9@ahmittag in benz S9ublaoen bon g.
.. Stone & Co.. go. 46 unb 49
guclio Mue., Seuer aus, bas einen
Shaoen bon $3.50, 600 anribtete, unb
Dem aud elm WenIhenleben gum Spfer
REF. Sm 5. Gtod befano ii6 bic &or- (.
lettfabrit BON 6rau Graham, in Der
unaefdbr 20 Mdoden beiddftigt tparen.
Das 6euer oerbreitete lif 10 ihneu, oaB
Die 0sdoAen iid niht uber Die 6euer=
leitern retten tonnten. @ine gnsabl
oerlelben tuuroen bon Der Seuermebr
berabgebolt. 2 anbere aber uno srau
@rabam fprangen bonn 5. Stof aus in
ein Jteb binab, bas bon Der Seuerlpebr
ausae1pannt moroen mar. Srau @ra=
bam muroe babel i6limm perlebt uno
ftarb i'm 2aufe Der Nabt i'm 6oipital.
Srdulein s}eanette Stratton, tpelhe aug
einem 6enfer oes smeiten Gtofs iprang,
trug einen Suftenbrud bapon. uno
5rdulein Sate MulcabD, luel1e aug
Dem oritten 9tofpert iprans, erlitt
sinen geinbru9 uno gerlebunaen Der
Wirbelldule.
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9rat aut gliibenbe &nbIen.

,,Mls itA mod Elm &inb mar, perbrannte
ih mir einen JuB In lhredliher @eiie".
ldreibt W. S. Cabs Son SoneSSille, 0a.
uno bies perurladte mir Elm fiirdtfrli6
,pebes Bcin, an pem i'd 80 Sabre lang
su leipen batte; bod Budlen's Mrniea
Salbe beilte mid san,lih, nahpem alles
Mnbere febl9eihlagen mar" llnffbltar
sesen Brano-, 8rab- unb S9nittwun=
ben, Oeihwiire, Quetlhunsen unb 66~
mprrbciren. 3u baben au Is Gents III
hef Mpctbete BON S. s. @liller u. Scbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
ausIann.

Das beutibe Reids- Defisit. fpel1es
anfdngliA auf 100, 600, 900 ,Rart an=
aegeben UNI. bann auf 140, 900. coo
Marf bere1net puroe. miro ieBt auf
100. 900. 900 Mart geIddBt. Sn ben
ginselitaaten miro bieie neueite 3iffer
init iebr 9emilhten @efiiblten aufges
nomlnen meroen. ba Die beoeutenoe gr=
bDbuna Der Watrifularbeitrdee Die
lfaatli6en Budgets iebr weientlih aifi=
5irt.
Sn aans 9entidlano fanoen in Der
oerflolenen Wobe gntriilfungsper=
lammlunaen itatt, pelhe aesen Die
4euGerunaen oes britii1en @olonial=
iecretdrs Chamberlain ab9ebalten mor=
ben iino. 9ieier bate in elmer gsr=
lammluna in @oinburg ertldrt, Die
8raulamteiten gesen Die guren ieien
nl6t 10 fblimm tpie Die NusI1reitun=
gen Der beutiben Soloaten i'm Grieee
bon l870-l87l.
Stint Meuterer an gorb oes oeutiden
Greu5ers @aaeae lino trisgsgeribtlid
berurtheilt nprben.
Die vgOiIii9e 3eitune" meloet. ben
auf st. 0elena 9efan5enen Buren, lei
oas aeien BON 3eitungvn uno ionltiaen
Sruflbriften perboten porben.
Sie Suren beben untpeit Der 9ap-
ltaot Elm GeIerbe=3eltla9er fir Gapal=
lerie erbeutet.
I'm in Siio=Wf,ifa 6rieoen su iblies
zen. miro Der 0oridlag sema6t. oaB
Die Sueren ben gngldnoern ben Gano=
oilfritt uno Die an9renaenben 8ologrll=
oen iiberlahen follen. Daaegen conce=
Dirt Gnelono oenielben. B. b. ben 3wei
Nepublltsn ibre Doliidnoige Mutonomie
uno als Signatarmdhte ioaen Granf=
reid uno &ublano funeiren. Dom
paul fOQ ielbit fiir bieien glan ieiu.
lleber ben Soo 81 6ung Gban, oes
srDbten dinefiiden etaatsmannes,
miro na6tra9li6 beridtet, baB Der 5pu
eine 6olae zines streites nit Dem ruff.
l9en @elanoten gelpeien iei, inoem
gleitb oarauf cine inuere Slutun9
elntrat.
sSn @rserum, 9leiaalier, Riir5ten bel
elnem @robeben Dduier elm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Ser st,ltan tuuroe balD sab..,.

9ie Nblenoune Der 6lnttsn SipiIion
Gaillarb nod tiirfiibem @endher bot
bereits aeuirtt. Serr gapf, Der fran=
30lil6e YD!i6aftsrath in Sonltantino=
pei tele9rapbirte, baB Der Sultan in
elmer ibm 3useitellten SotIbaft ale
trans6lilhen 6OrDernn9en. eini6lieBli6
oes 2oranbo glniprubs, accepirt babe.
Ser plDblide &fesmutb Der
5ran5oIen, Der iid bier betbdtigte, er=
i6eint in irnoerbarem 2i1t. penn man
uernimmt, oab es iib babel um Die
Joroerung stpsier srie6iI6er Wuderer
banoelte, wel6e Die Siirtei freilib oils
re6tseiltig anerfannte uno 1i6 gu be-
sablen berpflibtete, ieoo9 tpolts lie nur
Is prosent 3iuIen beaablen, tpabreno
Die Sieoermduner, in oeren SnterreHe
iebt bon ssrantrei6 orei SdladtiblIfe
uno 5pei Greuser nit 1000 Marine=
Solbaten mobil seuabt puroen, 80
pro5ent foroerten. Oils aber Die pforte
lib nit oieiengieoermannern troboem in
lluterbanolun9en einlisB, perbot Der
franS0liibe Butibafter oieielhen. IS
mar alio offenbar. oaB Die frans0iiide
&esierung gar teine irieoli9e 20Iuns
Dollte. Nub Der umfano, oaB Die
beioen Sbplods gar nidt seborene
Gransolen, lonoern @risden maren. Die
lid 5tpeds erfolsreiherer getreibung ID.
res 0anbels nit Der pforte als fran=
5DIiIhe giirger naturaliliren lieben,
ldBt erfennen, baB man es bier nit
elmer Banoe internationaler 9obfap=
Ter Al thun bat.
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= 2oro &itbener beflaat lib. baB bic
Buren, bic Vermunoeten fdledt beban.
belt baben. Wenn Gitdener einpertan=
ben 1T. iino Die Buren serne bereit, bic
Yermunoeten in bic enaliideh 9eton3en.
trations.2ager 5u iAiden, tpo bie@eiun-
ben bon Der peit oabin9erafft tperben.
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@as 1T has 0eiidlt tuertb !?

ManAmal Elm germSsen, bod ni9t
wenn bu einen fablen Eeint, elm selbliheS
Musleben, 5autausldldse unp Tleden i'm
0efht baf - Naes .3eihen BON 9eber-
leipen. Or. &ins's Nem 9ife pills Be-
tpirten eine refine 5aut, roTse gBansen,
9eiunpe 0efdtefarbe. glur 25 Gents in
Der Mpptbefe BON S. 6. Miller II. Spbm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Derlan8t et,t 0atte!

MuB fart iein uno bari iliemals eli
men labnen Giiden boben. Nr. Mans
tins Rionep IabletS linoernoie Sdmes.
sen fDfort unp beilen permanent. Wfr.|
tauft burh 81 s. MilIer 81 Gobn,
|Nem Ybilaoe!pbia, 6. 81
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Sic ttdGftc 8eiet8ebung.

Nud in Der ndblten GeieBaeblma
.Gaben Die Nepublifaner cine iibermdlti=
aenbe Mebrbeit. SIS tpuroen 9elpdblt :
Senat.
/. Sifritt - 93idolas 2onsmortb, G. ,
81. :. W. Soiae, &.
Yeter @fert, ".
2. mno 4. 9ltritt - SO. s. &onbe=
bui6, 8.
3. 9iitritt - 9. G. Yurnbam. 81.
5. uno 6. Giitritt - S.M. Matts, 81.
z. Siitritt - 9. 8. gatterlon, 81.
s. S!itritt = s.. Yerrp 9anna, G.
8. uno IA. Siltritt Gapio s.
Wloore, G.
10. 9iitrift 90. 81. 5bpmpTon. s.
BAL gates, 8.
II. 9iItrift - sc. ". Giaoin, &C.
IL. 9iifrift - 8. &. 9arrilon, sc.
l3. Siitritt : @arren Is. 6aroina, g..
Is. uno l6. Giitritt - R. s. Ousr=
turf, G.
II. uno 28. 9iitritt 9'etDtor etill=
tpel, 8.
Is. uno 10. Difritt S. @.Surf, 6.
20. uno %. Diltritt = 5ranf 9. glr
der, st. s. 6. @onnel, sc. :
81. 9iitritt - Geo. %. Wilbelm, 81.
%. Siitritt - 9. i. girt, st,
"a. uno 26. 91tritt - 90. g. Sar=
rig, SC.
25. 9ifrift - S.G.Serrid. g., Maron
6ahn. g.. M. s. Marner, 8,
S. @. pomerene, 8.
q. uno 20. 9iitrift - Beorse $.
Chamberlain, Jt.
80. Diltritt = @barles Snoian, g..
@barles @raeie, 8.
81. Giltritt s. Is. &oDer, 9.
80. 9iltritt = 8. g. Gritas, s.,
Bi0iam 9eder. 8.
33. Diitrift s. st. ReaQp. s.
81. Sitrift - @ep. 6. Sunbam, 81.
&epublitaner, 20 Oemptraten, l3.
Saus.
Noams.pife S. %. Guthrie. 8.
4llen ~ S. 8. .. 2eatber,nan, 8.
Niblanbs9olines 9apio Golfer, s.
2libtatula =. %. g. MeGinnon. sc.
Itbens Maron 6. priee, sc.
au9laise y. u. Gleooeriobann, 8.
Belmont g. 8. Mortbinston. st.,
Sroun $. 8. 8arriion, 8.
Butler - Siaac s. 9offman, 8.
Sarroll=0arriion S. 8. Seal. &.
Champaign 60. 0aaenbad. sc.
glarf - 8. 3. 9ppes, sc.
glermont gbarles u. Brannof, 81.
Clinton - HpB s. 9olDoap. &.
Solumbiana Gamuel Buell., g.,
$. %. Grif. 81.
goIbocton 80 s. 81. Ginlep. 8.
graipforb 8. .. Cattle, $.
s. %. Stage, 8.
0erman s. 9rentamp, 8.
9bomas gouablin, 9.
8. ST. Dunbam, 8.
@. 8. Gelaer. 8.
u. S. 0Otpep. ..
1bOlnaS g. Sunl1p, -.
Otto Sanfen, 8.
Is. g. Beu, 8.
S. S. ,Ginnep, 8.
Darfe 8. Nrumbaugb. 8.
Defiance rs s. Wt. MinsDortb, 8.
Delatpare=M Morrotp Mrtbur 8. Sos
mes, Sc.
Grie 90. g. 8uerin, 81.
lsairfielo Mobert $. Gbarp. ..
Gnpette.Wabiion S. Or. Willis, G.
Jranilill Sobn y. McMamee, ..
s. 8. Genune, ..
y. s. Braden, 9.
sSames Cannon. 9.
fulton 6. 8. Mlen. 81.
Ballia DOLLS 5obnion, g.
Beau9a.Qote s.. 81. 4imball. 81.
Greene 3Oraee NnteneD, g.
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@uerniep - Wi0iom Simpipn. 81.
6amiltpn - Mar Gi[berbera. SC.

@uerniep - Williom Simpipn, q.
San,ilton - Mar Silberberg. 3.
Charles 5. Wi1iams, &.
u. s. 8ersbesger, &.
8. 9. 6errif, G.
ssranf Goof, *.
6. 3. Golano, sc.
Gbarles W. Mpers. q.
20. %. Smith. SC.
8. g.. Wanne, !R.
@eoree %. Dapes, G.
6aneod &alpb 8. Sole, 3.
0aroin - Grmf 3. Wiuis, q.
0enrp - i. s.. 8sbrett. 8.
6igblano - q. g. glpburn, 8.
Dodins=Ninton = Is. g. Gannelis, 81
0uron - IS. s. Sbomas, G.
SodIon - @pmer gpans, H.
Seiferiou - W. q. 9upal. 3.
8nor = 9. u. ge,rp, ..
2aprenee 8. 9. Wauf, sc.
2ifins 98iniom yen, 8.
Iogan - 2utber Yopl, G.
Qorain - VI. IS. Gomin9s, 81.
Sucas - George $. 9smutb, &.
Il. 8. 9enman, ".
$. ". israser, 2.
Spbn s. Sones, G.
Mabonina = ". s. Mllliams, 81.
". i. Maag. 8.
Worion - j. y. WeNeol. H.
Meoina = 9eet SsiIber. G.
Weias - ). .. 2odarp, G.
Mercer = 6. y. grpmn, 9.
Miami = W. s. Sennp, Ut.
Wontoe = Sobn IS. 9uuaul. 8.
Wpnt9omerp = s. s. Mpers, H.
". @. WeGonalb, M.
W. W. @bapmon, &.
Wor9an=NOble - s. y. Gain, N.
Mustinsum : S. G. Carr, st.
Otto,pa : Is. 8. Sort, 8.
pauloing = eSobn 8. Brotpn, &.
BerrD 49, s. 8. YinfleD. 81.
YifapaD - Yarsilia Molins, 8.
portase = 90. $, Graft, 81.
YfeDse - W. 1t. 9enlel, Ut.
putnam - 6. s. S'8onueQ, 8.
&i9lano = ". 8. garbart, 3.
Gob - S. 6. Softer. G.
San5ustp - 8. 9. 5pler, st.
Scioto 6. 8. Moulton, G.
Seneca - Goscoe @arIe, 8.
Sbelbp = ". Is. Darlington, 8.
Start = sc. u. poQof, G.
G. %. Mebssr, 81.
Summit - Charles s. eeeIe, G.
William Subtel, 9t.
5rumbua - Sbomas Ginsman, G.
SuscardiDaS : W. q. &olo, 8.
Union = Grancis 8. Nrtbur, st.
Wan g8ert = g. s. Walters, 9t.
Warren = %. 3. Gol, G.
WalbingtDn = &. 6. Wioolesmart, 81
Mapne = Il. s. Weus, ..
gSllliams : $. 8. Nibart, St.
Mooo GlDoe 8. painter, G.
WDanopt %. 6. Scar, 8.
Gepublltaner, 68; 9emofraten. Al.
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Dabt SIR oos Neueiie 9eb6rt iibsr
bic neuen S6tbfolben, bic fret tpea=
ae9eben tperoen ? Wenn nibt 10 tommt
nnD febt oieielben bel
Matbias 81 Co.,
glem philabelpbia. 81,
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: Nneritaniide Rritifer betlaoen
fid. baB 10 piele Ghullb=Nobellen 0e<
leien tuerben. Das mag ipobl 5umeif
baron lieaen, baB 1liir 5Auno=Nopel.
len geIdriebe, tperoen.
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Wcue @aareu.

Cine 10 9roBe Musmabl bon pels-
,uaaren. llebermiirfen uno gapes tpie
irgenopo uno 81 ben biqigiten preiien
i'm GountD finoet man bel.
Watbias & Co.,
Netp philadelphia, 8.
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Gin atetteS 8Icft

Sur 8eidihte bes alien Seilmittels,
Tornl's 9llpentrduter glutbsleber,
tonmt oiesmal BON Carleton, Neb.
Glne Trau M. g. Carpenter Ibreibt ;
shlden Sic mir aef. Elm &iitben BON
Gornls gll1entrduter 8lutbeleber. SD
muroe in MarDlano aebOren uno erin=
mere mid mod aan5 gut, mas mrs Der
8rnbpater er3dblte bon ieiner Wauoer=
llng iiber Die Blue @ioge Mountains
unl Weoi5in bom alte,. Gr. aabrneD
su bolen uno BON Der luunoerbaren
Wirfuna ieiner 0eilmittel. Gesmeseu
idide i'd fir Die Meoisin." Gorni's
Nlpentrduter 8lutbeleber 1T ieit iiber
einem sSabrbunoert Dor Dem publitum.
SIN @eaenIab su anoeren fertisaeltel=
ten Weoi3lnen 1T er niht in Mpotbeten
81 haben, iDnoern nur bon Qotal.Mqen=
ten ooer ourd ben gi9entbiimer oirett.
Wenn niht in Der @e9eno gu baben,
lbreibt an 9r. Peter Slhrnep. ll2-
ia go. Sopne NDenue, gbleago. 81.
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Wollt Sbr etwas. INN Guh iparns
3u halten. 10 probiert unierp Waaren
uno ieM. ob Sbr niht bas bette fir
@uer 8elo betommt. Dettoeden. Won-
oeden nno llntertleioer su ben billigfen
preilen.
Mathins & Co.,
ge9eniiber Der ppit= Office.
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= Wie mir aus oni1einenb gutter
Que1e erfabren, bat @6lep. Der @iegsr
bon Santiago, big jebt $l6.5O on
prilengeloern ausbe3ablt erbalten,
Ddbreno fih Die Rriegsbeute 5omp.
ions. oes abmeienoen 0elben BON ean-
tiaao, auf ca. sos. 900 belaufen IDl.
5anpiOn bat Iid fir bos 1elb iofort
Elm ih6nes 0ans in Maibin9tOn ae.
tauft, @hlep bageBen. Der Elm ar,ner
Wsann 1T. muB ieben Gent. ben er be-
lBi, opfern. um bpr benz llnterfu.
hnn9s9eri1t feline nurh bic ruhloIei.
0dn0e b0ier Buben beiubelte Gbre mic.
Der reinautpaihen. Nlerbings III man
in Woibinaton Der Nnlidt, oaB Der
ndhffe GongreB ibm bic Soften leiner
8ertbeioigung 3nriidifatten ipirD.
WilDaufee 8ermania. }
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American, may enjoy any amount of time
spent within the medieval wall that sur
rounds the entire spot. The Tenth In
fantry regiment band of Bavaria, headed
by Max Schott. the royal Bavarian band
master, viii furnish music in the market
place every day and evening during the
term OF the exposition Luchow's Pan
American restaurant, under the personal
management OF r A WahI, Of Luchow's
famous place on Fourteenth street, New
York has provided for the demands of
the inner man. and VIII be wei stocked
with things to please German-Americans
and their friends
One important point in connection with
Alt Nurnberg' is the fact that out
side Of the charge OF admission to the
village itself, there are no drains on the
purse for the many features within All
are free-an uncommon thing at an ex-
position.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
FRENCH PROFANITY.
An Authors Amusing Account of
HIS Efforts fo Acquire 1t.

Herman Knickerbocker Viele. author of
The Inn of the Silver Moon gives an
amusing account of his efforts ID acquire
French profanity. Upon his first visit 10
the land of the lively Gaul he was rrovId-
ed with a vocabulary that served its pur-
pose only so long as things went we'll
When things went ill. he found himself
without natural outlet for his feelings
Accordingly he set to work to find out
what Frenchmen say when they ara
mad"
The first experiment was at a restaur-
ant; when from a negnboring table he
overheard slight dispute between the
waiter and a guest. The guest had order
ed small bottle of red wine and the
waiter brought large bottle Of white
wine.
81 do not want it, said the guest
II am sc. ry' said the waiter, ''but Mon,
sieur must drink it, for, unfortunately.
the cork is drawn"
Mr.. Viele waited breathlessly for the ex-
plosion.
''This," said the Frenchman, bringing
his hand down with violence to the table,
SIS very extraordinary" C'est bien ex-
traordintire-no more-and the weather
quailed before it. The traveller made
note of the expression and uses it still
when much provoked, but he waited sew
eral days for another lesson.
This came on the top of an omnibus.
All the seats were taken, but a stout man
insisted on climbing up. At first he con-
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AT night two meet; they wed the fol-
lowing morn;
And on the third day shake the dice to
see,
Which one shall start the suit that sets
them free.
So runs the rude jest, but the facts at
test,
A tragic levity too sad for jest
Or every four for whom the knot is tied.
One by the book, commits Hymenicide."
The defense of the city is then taken
up, and this contains some of the finest
lines of the poem, which close with these
hopeful end inspiring lines:
Take heart. Have faith. Our blood is
red and strong:
The spring is early and the year is long;
/ see May-tide rich in gentle hearts;
A June made glad by sweet, unseltish
arts,
A month of julius bright with bird and
bee
And honey-sweet with dear tranquility;
Ar August biest with herds and yellow
ing corn,
Hands quick to aid and hearts exempt Of
Scorn;
A noble city. as the days increase,
Flash like gem upon the brow of
Peace;
And when the year shall whiten to it's
A happy people gazing on the West,
A kindly power prevails; the god of
morn,
Free from a touch of horror or of scorn
Or. park and slum, on ditch and lake and
lea,
On tramp and king with sweet amenity
His golden shafts and glittering dia-
mordS fings;
From blacklist soils the tallest corn up
springs"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14

revised by Homer Morris, L. L. B.
American Book company, New York.
Andrews Manual Of the Constitution"
has been one of the leading works on this
subject for twenty-five years In this
edition the subject has been thoroughly
revised and brought up-to-date The orig
inal publication grew out of the authors
own necessity for a concise yet thorough
and practical treatise, and in the revision
the utmost care has been taken to keep
to the original design of the book. 1t now
includes the recent interpretations of the
constitution by the courts. and the i'm
portant statutes calculated to produce
permanent political effect
In addition such modern topics as our
island possessions, the Interstate COM
merce commission. the law against trusts
and the civil service commission are fully
treated both as to their history and their
constitutional aspects. An appendix gives
among other things the constitution and
the Declaration of independence, while a
complete index renders possible ready ref
erence to any topic.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-14
NEWS Of THE BOOK WORLD
"A NEW AUTHOR WHO At
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