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The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Ranks of Famous 18th N. ]. Growing Thin.

The SURVIVORS Association OF the 18th v.
7. held its 2Sth Annual Reunion at Swedes-
bOro, N j., Sept. I. The rollcall showed
that IL comrades had died during the year.
Addresses were made by Capt. Brown and
Comrade Brooks.
The following officers were elected: Pres,
Henry 7. Avis; V. P's., Jacob D. Hart, Frank
Keller, George Whitaker William Swift,
George Riggs, George Fl. Dueil. William
II. HendricksOn, EllwOod s. Dubois, Isaac
y. Morton, Charles s. Padgett; Sec,
George A. Cobb; Treas, Chas Wiediman. L
was decided to hold the next Annual Reunion
at SWedesbOrO.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion of the l4th Ind.

The ODD Annual Reunion of the 4lth Ind.
will be held at Wolf Lake, Noble Co.. Ind,
Oct. 16 and II. Comrades can secure con-
veyance to and from Kimmell. the nearest
station on the b. & o. Il. r.. and lodging
ever night, Oct. Is. free by addressing j. NJ
Richmond, Wolf Lake. lad. Frank W Willis,
Secretary Waterloo Ind
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
california Volunteer Veteran Asgoctation.

At the 18th Annual Reunion of the Cali
fornia Volunteer Veteran Association held at
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. II, the following Off
GERS were elected: Pres, Alfred HeslOp, OF
Johnstown, Pa; First V. p, Capt. John b.
Taylor, of Cleveland o.. Second " F., s. s.
Langley, of Grecnleaf, Kan; Third V. p,
John II. zottman, OF vergennes, Vt; Sec.
Treas, Capt Geo. II. Pettis, of Providence,
R. l.; Asst Sec.-Treas., Geo. II. COmstOck,
OF harrington, III; Hist, John ID. Haywood,
of Salem, Mich; Asst Hist, William Nc
Clelland. of MarshnllYille. o.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
History of the 18th Pa.

The survivors Of the 124th Pa held their
nth Reunion at Castle Rocks Park, Media,
Pa, Sept. II. Col. j. w. Hawley presided,
and Capt Marshall, OF West Chester. was
Secretary. The speakers were Capt. Green,
Capt. Albert Magnin. Thomas V. Cooper,
Capt. Bonsall, COrpl Kay and Lieut.. Grimm.
A history of the regiment is being printed
in Media, and will be distributed among the
memhers OF the repiment
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion of the nth III

The Committee of Arrangements for the
Annual Reunion OF the nth III. met at the
Office Of Jesse Sawyer, South jefferson Ave,
Peoria, Sept. II. The date Of the Reunion
was fixed for Oct. 10 and 10. Comrade
Sawyer, who is President of the Association,
was authorized 20 arrange the program.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26

There are some things in this world
that a nan should see and woman
should not, and the book issued by The
Won Mohl Co., Cincinnati, o., is one Of
those things 1t is not intended for small
boys, but if any of our elder readers will
send for a copy, they will receive 1t by
return mail absolutely free of cost.
Address The Won Mohl Co., no b,
Cincinnati, 0.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion of the sem M.

The 18th Reunion of the Both ILL., will be
held in Room No. Is, Senate Wing of the
State House, at Springfield, H., at 2:30 p.
m, Wednesday, Oct. 2, VIM. McAdams, Sr.,
Secretary, Kansas, Ill.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion Of the 18th Ind. Batter

The 18th Annual Reunion of the 18th Ind
Battery Will be held at the Council Chamber
in the City Hall, at Fort Wayne Ind, on
Tuesday, Oct. s. Business meeting ut $50
a. m. Campfire with Ssth Ind. Sanger
bund Hall in evening. w VI. Glenn. Secre-
tary, 81 West DeWald street, Ft Wayne,
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion of 18th Mich. Cav.

The Annual Reunion of the nth Mich.
Cav. will be held at Howard City, Mich,
Oct. 0. Geo. NJ. Doty, President, Howard
City, Mich; o. d. Caldwell. Secretary, De
troit, Mich.
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pann,on of the oetb Mace

The Goth Mass will hold its Annual Re
union at Lowell, Mass, Oct. is. Business
meeting at 1890 a. m. in the hall OF Post
1s5. Edwin +. Cushing, Secretary, Somer-
Vile Mass
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
The 18th Ind. Battery.

W. Fl. Reinheimer. Secretary. Winchester,
Ind, announces the Reunion of the 10Th Ind.
Battery, to be held at Knightown. Ind,
Oct s and o. The veterans in n body viii
visit the State Soldiers and Sailors Home.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26

W. D. Mcpherson. Secretary, of Racine,
Wis, has issued invitations to the 34th An
nual Reunion OF Co. X. Sth Wis. to be held
at Merchants Hotel, Racine, Oct. 81.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26

Mr.. Allen W. Ward, Box 1877. Avon, N. v, will
gladly send any man 100 Of his Nervous Debility
Pills. FREE OF CHARGE. Write him to-day
and enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope and
you will receive the 100 Pills by return mall.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26


SAY, IENIY. SCHLEY.
Court did not want opinions, but facts.
Admiral Dewey at first was inclined to
admit opinions, but finally ruled against
them. which was victory for Schey.
Admiral Higginson further testified that
coaling the fleet off Santiago was not i'm
possible, and that previous to SIMPSONS
arrival Schley had given verbal orders
that if the Spanish fleet appeared to go
for them
Admiral Schley is represented before
the Court by Hon. Jere NJ. Wilson, of
Washington, D. c., and Hon. Isddore
Raynor, of Baltimore. with Capt. Parker,
a retired naval officer, as assistant coun-
sci. The Navy Department is represented
by Judge-Advocate-G General Lemly and So
licitor Hanna.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion of the a3d Ind.
Reunion of Co. K, 9Th Wi

The Both Annual Reunion of the sd lid.
will be held at Martinsvilie. lad. OFT. 1. W.
W. Kennedy. Secretary, MartinsviIe, Ind.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26

Capt John W Marshall, President of the
sd Ind. Association, Corydon, Ind, an.
nounces the Reunion Of the regiment at Rock
port, Ind, Oct. 8.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion of the Cd Mich.

The ODD Annual Reunion of the % Mich
will be held at Caro-. Mich, Oct. Ii. y. NJ
Richardson, President. Caro-, Mich; Albert
Durham, Secretary, JordesOn, Mich
The National tribune., 1901-09-26
Reunion Of the 9th Iowa Cav

Reunion OF the Sth Iowa Cav. viii be
held at Abba, Iowa, Oct. 16 and II. j. G.
Barrows, Secretary. Centerville, Iowa.
The National tribune., 1901-09-26

Green Mountain Whiskey Is
recommended for its purity
by physicians in their pri-
waite practice, and taken by
doctors themselves.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
Die Giearre

IS niro unIere lieben 2eferinnen
pleletht interefiren, pie elm ensliI6er
9elebrter ben Gbarafter Der giaarren
rauhenben 6errentpelt beurt6eilt, unr
btelleiAt tann Die eine ober bic anbere
Der 2eIerinnen ibrem 6errn unb Sc
bteter gegeniiber mai @ebrauh MAIDEN.
Gin Mann, Der bic giaarre feit
5tpii9en ben 3dbnen bebdlt, unbsfimz
inert, ob lie brennt pber ni6t, lit elm
gum Nngriff geneigtes, berehnenoes,
gendnes SnoiDiDuum. Gin Mann, Der
feline Gigarre bebG1tia rauAt, aerabe
genlg, um iie mod in Branb gu erbal=
ten, Der fie oft aus Dem Munbe nimmt
unD nit 8ergniigen bic bldnen Minae
beobah.et, Die er in bic 2u'ft bldft, TT
elm aufriebener, gutmiitbiger, rent=
i1affener Wen1h. Wieber elm anoerer
Sppus bon Mdnnern lit bieIer: lie
rauhen nit pielen unterbrehunsen,
MAIDEN einen 3ug uno lafen bann bic
@igarre liegen, benebmen iih iiber=
baupt Bel Der gansen Sa9e iebr unz
gef1idt. SDl1e Qeute bdben einen
rnentI1ieoenen gbarafter nnb ldTen
ii9 lsiht 0urb dubere 8erbdltniffe be-
itimmen. Menn ein Wfann nerDos all
ieinergisarre berumbaitelt, lie aud elm
ipenis serDriidt, 70 lam man ibn fir
einen @eden, fir eitel unb friDol bals
ten. @r hdlt unperdnperlih feline gis
sdrre aufpdrts, ipdbrenb Elm flah<
fDpfiger Meni9 feline Gisarre serabe
.in's @efiht itedt." Wenn Semanb
bic gigdrre taut unb beitdnbig beruni-
brebt. 1T er nerp0s, aber febr sdb. Wer
feline gtgarre niht in 8ranb erhalten
fdnn, lit bodher3ig Deranlust. @r
bat eine lebbafte Natur, man fam Derz
traut nit ibm un1aeben, er bat cine sez
ldufige 3unge unb 1T geip6bnlih Elm
gutter @elhihtener3dbler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
@efaIta,te g6metterlinse.

DAB man jeBt audi @hmetterlinae
fdli9t unb iie ar eihtsldubigeS Samm<
Ter ais ieltene Gremplare perfauft,
flingt beim eriten Mnb0ren fppbl bers
tpunoerlih, permag aber nur ben in
Gritaunen gu feben, Der mod ni9t 81
Der Grfenntnib eefommen lit, bab
beutautase ppbl feiner Der 5u Sam=
melartiteln getporbenen @egenf ftdnbe
. .ppr Der Gefabr Der betriiseriihen
Nadobmungen iiher 1T. CUR grobsn
neberral6uns Der Sdmetterlingf,tnz
btgen iinb in Der lebten 3ett bielfah
bisber nod ME seiebene.unb felbIt benz
Belpanoertiten ednalih unbetannte
farbenprG9tige @remplare rpn Sept
oopteren auf Dem Marfte alifgetauht,
Die bic btSarrften Narietdte1 baritelz
len. ia sanoe 8attungen, bic nod nie@
mails binter ben Glus1hetben elmer.
Gammluns iid porsefunben, erfdei=
men auf etnnal in poGenDeter 3uIam>
menitelluns Dor ben erftaunten 8liden
Der Genner. Das @ebeimniB bieler
neuen, NufIeben erreeenben 0anbsls%
artitel 1T iibrisens lei4t gu !DIen: es
geniist Elm leidter 9auh elmer fein~
pulperiiirten paiteafarbe, bic auf cine
aarte @ummil0funs aufsetraeen ipirb,
nm aus benz setpDhnlihften 5alter Elm
Observation-Disclosures erotifdes Gremplar
gu MAIDEN, uno Der pbantai tie Der Sal
f4er lit BEL bieier proaebur feinerlei
S4rante ae3osen, 10 bab elm 2eidtz
sldubiser fi9 obne Sdipierisfeit unb
ohne belonbers grDbe Soften feline
&diten nit imasindren S9uppenfliisz
lern fiillen fann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
@cba6t fkem.

Gs 1T eine pislfa9 bsobadtete
Sbatiabe, oab audi iolde &tnoer, bic
nidt t,lr5lihtig iinD, beim Sdreiben
NIT 8orlisbe sebiidt ltben. Snsbeionz
oere bei bleidiii6tisen Mdbden tit
bieIe @enobnheit eine tagli9e Grf9eiz
nune. Sic liegen beinabe nit Der
Naie auf benz papier, aufammense=
flappt tpie Elm Sai9enmeHer. DAP
bies feline ianitdr autrdslide @epobnz
beit 1T, brau9t tpobl ni9t erit beion=
oers betpnt gu tperben. Oie erfte
sSolse oes CON niequenten @ebiidtiibens
1T Bel Mdbhsn i'm Gnttpidlungsalter
cine Sdnddung Der Wirbelldule, bic
gan5 unabiebbare Jolgen nad ii6
aieben fann, ipenn ni4t re9tseitiq
eingegrtffen lpirb. @benio sefdbrlid
lit es fir anbere innere Sreane. Gin
Magenleioen 1T BEL Perfpnen neiblt=
ehen @eidle9ts faft INNER bic tpeitere
goniequen3 oes idtitBens. Mub
benz &naben lit es Ielbitrebenb ni6t
5utrdeli9, aber er trdet penisitens in
Der Ssolge fein Mieoer, oefen barte
@iienfeoer iid bur6 bic unaeinidte
Stenuna in empftnbli9e Sbeile oss
meni6li9en 80rpers bineinbriidt, lpie
Elm mtttelolterlt9ss Solterinitrument.
glu4 bic Wugen tperbsn bur9 oas Sc
biidtii5en in Mttleioenidaft ge3osen.
aursiiGtigteit i'm ipGteren 2eben 1T
iebr bdufig aus19liebli6 auf oteie
iible 9epobnbeit suriidsufiibren, bic
aus oteien mannisfadsn 8riinben
bon ben @ltern nit alien bnen au
9ebote ftebenben Mitteln unterbriidt
iperben muB. Wenn pisberboltes
Grmehnen ni9ts frudtst, ereife man
gu IdielbdnOern, iossn. ,@eraoe=
haltern", unb follten au9 oiefe bic
Wirfung periagen, 10 I6nalle man
bic Wfdoden beim Sdreiben loie an
Die 2ebne oes @tubles. giatiirlid
trahte man, bab Der Stubl, auf benz
oas aino fibt, niht gu bod unb Der
5l1cb ntdt gu nieorig lei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

3u pieles 5tuoiersn feiner geiunobeit
delduoet bat.
Die Gnsldnoer iino 5u uriidfidtsz
polI" bei ibren 5iegen.
Der SdmdBer lpiberlpri4t, nm
ipieoer su 1preden.
a, X u
Die pielen BanfrGubereien Der leBte@
rem ,3eit ssben unierem Qanbe einen
ettpas bulsariiden Anitria.
= X :s
ounbert Weiuionen Marines@tat.
Die @esenpart Der Steueraabler ltest
auf bem Wofer.
Oieienise 5ausfrau iit bic bette.
iiber lpelde Die 0ieni itbpten am penigs
item iprs9en.
Was mag ipobl eber erfunoen iperz
ben? Ser lentbare 2uftbauon ooer bic
lenfbare Srau.
.
Weld rieiisen 8prratb BON Be-
6uuern mub Httdener nit nah Mfrtta
gsnommen 6aben, bob berielbe immer
mod nidt eridopft lit.
X X X
Die fr0bli9e 3eit unieres 2ebens 1T
poriiber, penn bic Oummbeiten, Die
mir maiden, nidt mebr tleiofam fiir
uns iinD.
Dieter 8ries auf ben Ybilippinen tit
furdtbar perseBli9. Gr fdeint iid)
abfolut ni4t lnebr an feline DefinitiDe
Beenoigung erinnern gu tOnnen.
Il !: X
Non mebr Geiter perlangt Git6ener
fir Siioafrifa9 Mfan iollte meinen,
ct bate iid ihon tief senus binetnesz
rttten.
Mit $1OO,OOO,OOO Rapital lpollen
Selprobueenten BON Beaumont einen
Sruit biloen. Oa pirb tpobl audi Diel
WaKer notbpenoie iein, oamit bic
Sadie ipie sei1mtert sebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
Niislihe @infc.

3unGcbit lit benz Dpgelbauer bic
srDbte Qufmertiamteit suaulpenoen;
er mub groB 9enug iein, oab Der tleine
8eipobner ii6 frei oorin bepesen
farm. uno iou ni6t 10 piel 8er3ierunz
gen aufneiIen. tpelAe oas notbpenz
Dise Reinbalten erI9neren.
Meliing6auer iinb iebr biibi9, oo9
entitebt, trDb erDBter 0orii4t. otter
Griinfpan oaran, Der benz flsinen,
sarten 8pgel iofort ben Sob brinat;
audi lattrte Bauer ertpeiIen fi6 nt6t
als prattiid, pa bic 2odfarbe niht
INNER san5 giftfrei 1T unD leidt abz
Ipsinst, Nm beiten iinb Bauer aus
blantem @ifenbrabt nit ODER pbne
6plageitell. 9as Bauer mub itets
taoellos fauber ietn, Der 8noen troden
uno nit Sano beitreut.
Der feinf6rnige SanO 1T gum
WohlbefinDen Oes gefdneenen, ein5ig
burd 5Gmsreien erndbrten aanarisnz
pogels orinsenb nOtbis. neil er oapon
su ieiner 8erbauung pidt.
Der Sano ion gut troden iein,
naHer Sano bringt bie9efabr Der @r=
fdltung unb @thterfranfuns nit ii6.
@pm Gieben oes GanDes piro aber
allgemein a6geratben, neil Die digit
feinen &Drn6en benz 8ogel lei4t in
bic Mnasn flicgen.
Der8oOen bes Rdfiss nirD aundebit
NIT einem Bosen 3eitunsspapier be-
oedt, iporauf man bic @onbI9i1t
Idiittet. Seben Sag, n1inbeitens aber
einen Sag uln ben anDern, mub Der
Sano erneuert neroen, oenn beionz
bers i'm CONNER perbretten bic per-
,,nreinigten Bauer einen lebr itDren@
ben @eruh, nel4er MeniGsn uno
8oael gleid f9dblih III.
Die 5ibftansen follen nidt ou oiinn
unb aus peihem Sol5 fein. Hobrfan@
gen befommen leibt llnseaiefer. 8si
0erunreinigungen finb bic Stdbben
iauber abauIAaben, aber nidt 10, bab
9plifterden bleiben, bic Die syiiBhen
Derleben t0nnten. sSeben Sag fpn
frifhes Gutter unb frifches Maier
gereiht tperben.
Das 8abepaiIer, ipel1es ebenfalIs
tdglih frifh gegeben iDirb, BARI nidt
Direft aus Der WaHerlsitung entnpmz
men fperben, ionbern muB 3immerz
temperature baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Die fedsbunbert 2ebrer unD 2ebres
rinnen. bic mir nad ben pbilippinen
gefhidt baben, iinb enttGufdt. @iner
BON ibnen fhreibt: Wir ipurben gu
benz Glauben Derleitet, bab bic Gili=
piuos unter ber 1pdnifhen 9errfhaft
ipenig 8ilbungsgelegenbeit gebabt
hdtten; aber bas Gegentbeil 1T 5bat7
fade. 2ange, ebe bic Mmerifaner Be-
iiB BON ben Snfeln nahmen. fonnten
bic Gingebprenen, ipenn lie ippllten,
iiH Bilbung iihern, ipenn aud bic
Metboben bon ben linferigen peridhies
ben tDdren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

6dlt Elm @rOBer,
Meb unb N4!
syalIen Diele Rleine tlud.
SAINT Elm Rleiner,
Merft's fallm elmer!
Nur ber 0;rtermdnr riidt ndh.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
prof. Ralauer's Ge0ankel=
fplitter.

Mir leisn
fait ldslin. paB
S.uoenRn
beim syuBDaas
iplei Uerieb=
ungen erlitten
haben, dber
mir ipartea
mod INNER
auf bic Wa4=
riht, oaB elrl
Stf,tneut n,trrf1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

gu benz fdpersn Defi5it in 5ronfz
reid tommt bic 8eIorsniB Dor bspor=
itebenDen aroben Qrbeiternnruben.
Oos tpirtblbaftli6e Qeben europa 4
fdeint iih aegenpdrtig auf nieoer,
gebenoer 8abn gu beipegen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

3eit 1T GeIO. iebsnfaIls absr ibt iis
6. ss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

MdfIen @ntlaHunasn DDn 8anfz
8ureauleuten inDeuiIhlanD lit barnm
dls Elm fshr fdtimmss 3eihen an5u-
Ieben, neil eroBe @elDinfitute 3u
oiefem 8erfabren itA ME 10 raid ent-
f1lieben, fpie eSnDuitrieae.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Der asplante DeutIde 3outarif pirD
bod nidt 10 aGgemein berurtbeilt, fpis
uns bic &abelberihte elauben MAIDEN
mDhten. Neuerbinas tritt fDaar Der
foaial=bemptratilhe Heihstags=Mbs
georbnete galtper in elmer Bel gbel=
beim eridienenen Sdrift .Oie Meifts
begiinitigung Der 8ereinigten Gtaaten
BON Norb~Mmerifa" bafiir Elm. gals.
tper bat bereits friiber bsbineungs=
ipeiie ben Nnfblub Der Mrbeiter an bic
3olpolitit Der proouttipen 5tGnbe
empfohlen nit ben Wprten, es lei beI=
fer, penn bic Nrbeiter BEL boben 20bz
nen unb retdbli9er Mrbeits=@ @elegen=
belt theueres 8rob efen, als ipenn bic
Nrbeiter billiges Brob, aber feinen
8erbienit baben. Sn ieiner neueiten
Shrift tpeiit er rlah, bab gerabe bos
amerifaniide 9odidub=5Dftem, bas
ben iiberfeeifden Marft fperrte, lpfpie
audi Die beutcbe Meiitbegiinitiqunq Bic
beutihe Nrbeit unb ben beutfaen Or
better, namentli1 in ber Sertilz
8rande. fdDer sefhdbist baben. Gr
forbert bes6alb 8eieitisune ber MeiFtz
beaiinitiguns unb ftrenge 3olmaBres
geln gegen Nmerifa, b. 8. bei yortbe<
ftanb Der boben amerifanifhen 3DIlz
politif einen bOben aiitDnomen 3plIt0s
rif. Ods 1T cine Medtfertigung bes
Resierungs Gnttuurfes, ipie man iidj
i'm aus fo5ialsbentofratifhem Eager
iiberseusenber niht benten tonn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Das ais NortbpeF Serritpries be-
fannie unsebeure @ebiet ion Der ca@
nabilben Dominion als eine pollbez
rehtigte Yropina einberleibt neroen.
@s lit oas ein dbnlider proeeB, pie
Die Grbebung zines amerifaniiden
5erritoriums al einem Stadte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
gnld,loitd)fs.

gntgegen bisberiser Mnnabme
ni1nmt, fpie Der Genius 3eist, bic Ne=
serbebDlterung Der Ser. 5taaten sl.:
Gs leben in biefem 2anbe iest bOppelt
70 biele Neger als 3ur 3eit Der 6flaz
persi unh BON Der @efammtbeDDltez
rung bes 9anbes MAIDEN iie ben adten
She'll aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Die unsarifden Nei9sratbsnablen
finb biesinal febr erbitterte getpefen.
Mht perfonen ipurben in ben Wabl=
fdmpfen getDbtet. Gin pfarrer, Der
fur ben grafen 3ihD asitirte, fpnrbe
ms Waffer geiporfen. Der 0berbiirz
aerneiiter Dnn pef. 6pepberger, ber-
iibte I'M Ndbllofale Gelbitmorb. Der
herborragenbite Nebner bes rngdriz
fdben parlunents. Graf MppDnbi,
ipurbe nit tnapper Notb seiDGblt, unb
Der tlafiifhe Wertreter bts QibtrdIis=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Nublano, 10 beibt es, bat an Der
afsbaniiden 9rense 10000 Mann
periammelt, natiirlid nur i'm Sntereife
Der Nufre4terbaltung bes 5rieoens.
Wie ipdre es, tpenn Der Gar eine neue
ssriebenstonferena na6 9erat einbee
riefe9 Dos tpGre bod tpenisitens einz
nal cine intereHante Mblpe9sluna.
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IMPERIAL, CAL. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER g, 1901.

quire money. and to secure the same will issue bonds and other evidences of indebtedness. New industries will spring up, such as packing plants, sugar beet factories, Touring mills, etc., which will require power, and which, in turn furnishes the incentive and necessity for developing the great water power now running to waste through the main canals of the Califor- nia Development Company, capable of conversion into over 10000 horse pow CT for use to generate electricity for the purposes mentioned. A good de- mand for such power is now at hand. Over seven hundred horse power could be sold in a day at prices approxi- mately double those in other locali- ties. The new conner will require ad- ditional funds wherewith to improve his ranch and to stock the same, which will necessitate the establish ment of banking facilities, in which the company is a potent factor. A charter to institute the First National Bank of Imperial has been applied for, in which the company will own a controlling interest. The organiza- tion will probably be completed with in sixty days, and the bank in opera tion. Thus it may be said of many
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other needs for capital in the wonder full country spoken of. The company intends to take advantage of the de velOpment going on in the Settle ments and will lend helping hand, and will assist in supplying the need full capital, and by so doing it will not only help to enrich it's stockhold- CTS, but will also assist in the up- building of a worthy and new com munity.
 acquired the managerial control of the California Development Company, and owns all of the capital stock of the Imperial Land Company-both non- -assesable- two corporations working hand in hand to make pro- ductive the wonderful delta-the American Valley of the Nile-hereto- fore more familiarly known as the Colorado Desert, and now designated as the Imperial Settlements.
 It must not be assumed that the operations of the company are to be limited to the locality and territory mentioned for such is not the case On the other hand. it intends to transact business in it's line or lines wherever it may be profitably obtained, whether it be in New York or California, or in any other State of the Union, or in for eign countries, as the case may be. Los Angeles may afford it room and present to it opportunities; if so, un- der it's charter, it is equipped to en- brace such.
 The affairs of the company will be managed by board of seven direct ors, under an experienced head, schooled directly in the line of busi-
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personal property; to acquire water and water rights; to establish plants for the purpose of generating gas and electric lights; to promote and finance other corporations; to generate elec- tricity and transmit and sell the same to others to be used for light or pow CT purposes; to act as agent for the sale of real and personal property and generally to do all other acts neces- sary for the accomplishment of the purposes for which it is formed"
 From the business in which the company proposes to engage, it may be seen that the prospects for large returns to it's stockholders, through the distribution of dividends, are cer- tainly very promising It is, however, preferred not to indulge in promises with respect to the payment of divi- dends, but rather trust the reader to make his or her own deductions and calculations, taking as a basis the facts exposed to him or her in these pages. Deeds performed are far bet ter than empty promises Conserva- tive and economical management is guaranteed.
 The great development now pro- gressing on the Colorado Desert, so- called, extensively advertised and better known as the Imperial Settle ments, affords magnificent field for the operations of the company to en- gage in practically all of the business mentioned in it's charter above quoted.
 New railroads will be built into the Settlements. New towns will spring up and grow into cities. New munich palities will be organized and will re-
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vative investment of capital in the State, more especially in the southern portion thereof. In order to acquaint the reader with the business for which the corporation has been formed Article III of it's charter is quoted in full, as follows:
 ARTICLE III.
 "The objects for which this corpora tion is formed are as follows: To pur- chase or otherwise acquire, hold, own and sell all or any portion of the cap ital stock of other corporations; to borrow money, to issue bonds, trust deeds and other evidences of and se- curities for moneys borrowed; to ne- gotiate the sale of mortgages. bonds and other securities; to negoti- ate the sale of municipal bonds and securi -.es; to acquire, hold, sell, lease and otherwise deal in real and