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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
NEGRO DESpERADo.
Lying at Point of Death-says That
 He Killed Seven Persons.

Memphis, Tenn. April S.--The Com mercial Appeal to-day publishes the following:
 A negro giving the name of Levi Charles and claiming to be the .desper- ado who killed Captain John T. Day and Patrolman Peter I. Lamb and causing the death of ten other persons and the wounding of thirty men, wom- en and children, at New Orleans, from July 24 to July a7, 1900, lies at the point of death, in a pest house at CIarksda1e, NIiss.t5 Captain Mason has received q telephone message at the police station from Dr Martin. health officer at Clarksdale, Miss The doe tor states that negro was received at the pest house suffering from small poX The negro. realizing that he was about to die, made n most startling confession. He said that his right name is Levi Charles and that he had killed woman and two policemen at New Orleans. He says he managed to escape from that city and made his way to Mississippi. There he assumed the name of George Peters, The ne- gro says he has killed seven persons. He says that while going under the name of George Peters lie killed three men whose names were George Paint ly, George Roberts and B. Moore. He also confessesy to tile murder of two women whose names he does not give. If the negro is Levi Charles. alias Rob- ert Charles, the murderer of Police Captain Day and Patrolman Lamb, then the police of. New Orleans have made q mistake in stating that they killed him.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
WEATHER REPORT.

New England: Cloudy tonight. with rain in Maine; Tuesday generally fair, except probably rain or snow in winds.
 Eastern New York: Cloudy tonight, probably snow in north portion; Tues day partly cloudy; northwest winds, brisk on the coaSt
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
EoR AMERIcAN IocKEYs.

New York, April S.-Albert A. Box tray, of Vienna, Austria, commission CT for several Austrian horse owners, has arrived In this city on the steam ship La Champagne to engage Ameri- can jockeys to ride in Austria during the coming racing season. Mir Box tray engaged several American boys who are now in Vienna, for Austrian stables. He says they are very pop ular and all anxious for the opening of the Austrian racing season, on April 1<
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
REsoLvED TO POSTPONE.

Yokohama. April S-The news of Russia's decision not to press the Man. churian agreement was received here with a feeling of relief. In antieipa- tioA of complications that might en- sue had Russia reached another con- clusion, the government had resolved to postpone number of important un- dertaklngs involving large expendi- tllreS
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
WOMEN WANTED
But Only Those Who Are Self
 Supporting.
NEED GO TO SOUTH AFRICA.

Chamberlain Says Many Letters ns-ve
 Been Received-Many Women
 Anxious to Go-Sir Michael Hicks
 Beach Would Put Tax on Mineral
 Waters-Arriyal Across the Water
 of the Famous Gainesborough Paint
 ing.
 New York, April S-A rather unex- pected result has followed Mfr Cham berlain's recent speech in support of the scheme for sending women out to South Africa at the conclusion of the war, says the London correspondent of the Tribune. An enormous number Of letters has been received from women eager to emigrate and reluctant to wait till hostflities are ended. One woman who wrote direct to Lord Salisbury said she was prepared to go out at once with her mother and sisters, but she indicated no particular sphere of usefulness Another wrote to the colonial office in behalf of herself and q few other first class lady barbers." Naturally, the colonial office authori- ties are doing their utmost to dis courage applications from women other than, those who are self-dependent, and girls of the servant type are ur- gently advised not to go out at all. 1t Is very doubtful whether there will be any openings for them, and the pub lie funds cannot be used for the pur- pose of granting free passages to the Cape.
 New York, April s.-Sir Michael Hicks Beach is said to be considering the adyisability of putting small tax on mineral waters, says the London correspondent of the Tribune. There cannot be any doubt that such tax would bring in large sum to the treasury. In London alone f4.OO0,O0O Is now spent annually on mineral wa ters by consumers, while 1t has been ccinputed that in the whole United Kingdom eight times that amount is spent, and besides the enormous quan- titles Of minerals consumed at nome more than a. million dozen were ex- ported last year. At the present time mineral waters pay nothing to uhe revenue. and they could with advant- a ee to their quality bear some portion Of the burden of extra taxation that gill have to be imposed.
 Liverpool. April S.-C. Morland Ag- new upon his arrival here on the steam CT Etruria this morning admitted that he had the Gainesborough portrait or the Duchess of Devonshire-
 MT Agnew himself carried the pic ture ashore. but beyond admitting that 1t was the famous missing Gaines. borough. he declined to furnish any details regarding its recovery and pro- ceeded to London.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
wAsHouTs DELAY TRAINS

Farmington, Me, April S.-No trains arrived here on the Sandy River rail- road this morning owing to washouts between Pennington and Strong Phil ips. There Is no means at present of ascertaining how badly the road is blocked. There is an ice jam at Farm ington Falls and as the Sandy river is rising 1t is feared this will break and carry away the bridge there. one pier of which went out last night,
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
CONNECTICUT RIVER HIGH.
Lower Part of Hartford Flooded -Peo
 pie Moving Into Second Story.

Lower EaTL or HartIOru flOOQeu-EeO-
 pie Moving Into Second Story.
 Hartford, April S-The water in the Connecticut river continues to rise. At the steamboat landing it is reported that the river is rising at the rate of about 0.15 of foot an hour This is nearly two inches an hour. The read ings as given at the office are the fol- lowing: p. m., Sunday, 19.6 feet above low water mark; 6:30 q. m., Monday, 2205 feet above; 10:45 a. n., Monday, 22.75 feet above.
 The lower part of State, Charles and Commerce streets are flooded and peo- pie who live in that vicinity had to move to the second story of their houses. The meadows in East Hart ford are inundated and several houses are surrounded by water. The district school house in that section was made an island.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
OVERLAND LIMITED WRECKED

ogden, Utah, April S.--News was re- ceiyed here to-day that the Central Pacific west-bound overland limited. due to arrive in San Francisco at G:.,5 this evening, was wrecked two miles east of Wells, Nev. Or the meagre details of the disaster which reached here if is learned that two fireinen were killed, that some of the cars Of the train were badly smashed and that ssthe Puilmans caught fire. 1t is not thought that there were any fatalities among the passengers, as none have been reported to division headquarters. The train was drawn by two locomo- tives both Of which suffered severely. The cause Of the accident is unknown.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
louREr NOT SCARED.

London. April S.--A dispatch to the Evening News from Paris says that French detectives were privately in- formed that there will be projected attempt to assasinate President Lou bet during his coming trip. Loubet treats the matter lightly.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
KILLED HIS WIFE.
Murder Was Committed in the Man
 chester Garment Works.

Manchester N. H.. April S.-Orlando H. Underhill killed his wife in a fac tory at East Manchester to-day.
 The murder was committed at the Manchester Garment works at 1O:i5 this forenoon. Underhill shot his wife and immediately afterward fled. The man had been employed for years as q watchman by the Amoskeag corpora ton.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
NO IMPROVEMENT.

London, April S.--The Very Rev Frederick ". Farrar, dean of Canter- bury, whose condition has for the last few days caused anxiety, had rest less night and this morning shows no improvement
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
MAKING HEADwAY.
MIX Contractors Have Succeeded in
 Getting Load of Milk Through.


 Getting Load of Milk Through.
 Putnam, Conn, April S.--The Boston milk contractors appear to be making some headway in their contest with the Producers union in this section This morning more milk was shippe1 through Putnam from towns along the line of the Norwich and Worcester di- vision than was commonly sent be- fore the strike went into effect. From towns on the Highland division of the Consolidated road, more milk was shipped to-day than on any day of last week, but a considerable quantity is being held back by farmers. FroG Elliott, where 200 cans are usually shipped, not one was put on the cars this morning. and from Hampton only oIe-third the usual quantity was sent.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08

TORRINGTOy CELLARS FLOODED
 Torrington, Conn. April S.--Beyond the flooding of numerous cellars the high water in the Saugatuck, caused by the heavy rains of the past forty eight hours, has eccasioned no damage &u this vicinity :
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
CHINAMEN ARRESTED.
Had to Walk Through Water and Snow to the Station House.

Malone,sN. r., April Twenty Chinamen were arrested on the Cana dian line north of Malone to-day. The roads were in such condition that they had to walk through water and snow to Constableville, where they were loaded into double wagons. They will remain in Malone day or two be- fore being takento Plattsburgh.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
AGUINALDo BUYING DIAMONDS
Will Shortly Be Removed From
 Malacanang Palace.

Manila, April S.-General Mac Arthur says it is impossible to make any statement about Aguinaldo at the present time. It Is expected, however, that Aguinaldo will very soon be re- removed from Malacanang palace. The deposed Filipino spends his leisure time at present in buying diamonds and other Jewels
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
FACTORY DESTROYED.

Cadillac. Mich, April S.--Afitchell Bros handle factory, the largest Of its kind in the country. was destroyed. by. lire last night, entailing loss estimsit-. ed at $65, GOO. It employed 15Q hands
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08

Lisbon Falls, Me, April s.--The Any droscoggin river is rising at the rate of one foot an hour. here, and is now within four feet of high water mark of the memorable freshet of 1S9G. There are grave fears that the Worun- Do Manufacturing Co.'S mills and the Lisbon Falls Fibre Co will suffer as in 1S9G when they We're partially de- stroyed.
 Half million feet of logs at the Androscoggin Water Power Co.'S plant have gone out.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-08
RIVERS RISING.
Half Million Feet of Logs Carried
 Away in Maine.

Concord, N. Fl, April S-It haa rained here almost continuously for aI week, the rainfall for the last four exceeded but three times in thirty years. The AIerrimac river is four feet below the level of the great flood of 1896. but is still rising The railroads are badly troubled by washouts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Ma9en, miitbet ae9entudrtis Der Sppbus
epibemiI1. Die 3ahl Der @rtrantungen
bat cine erI6redenoe 00he erreibt. uno
Die SterblidtsitsSiffer 1T g!eihfalls un=
perbdltniBmdbis sroB.
Sn gobum iinbs 1929 perionen am
9ppbus ertrantt 81 perlonen lino se-
itorben unb nur 1872 iinb iorpeit gene=
fen.
g8eilnar bat 5ur Mbme9slung audi
ieinen Scanoal. @s lino bort niht
ipeiliger ols 80 Grauen aus ben loae-
nannten beifercn Rreiien tDeaen Der-
bre1ens geger bas feilnenoe 2eben in
Mntlagc3ultanb Deriebt DOroen.
Dnn 2onbon tomnt Die Na1ribt,
|baE G0nig Gouarb an 9alstrebs leioet.
gs tinb felt ber SbrDnbeneigung bereita
brei Gperationen DDrgenonllnen iuor0en.
Die leBte fano bories Wo6e lfatt uno
IThlimme Gntuidelun9en fteben bebor.
ssronfreid ipiu cine neue Mnleibe in
Detroge bon $50 MiQionen isranteu
loufnebuelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
Yolitii6es.

Mm "a. Sttober Jpurbe Die bemof.a=
tifhe MablcampaQne in Buenrus er0H-
net. @ine unaebeuere Menlhenmense
Ibatte lif oaall ein9eiunoen, uro Die
IHeoen Duroen nit srobem Beifall auf-
lgenOmlnen.
| Die 9emperenaelemente i'm garsen
Staate arbeiten nit allen Grdftel
oarauf6iu, cine republitaniide 8eleb=
lgebrng au ermdblen, um udbiten
Minter bic glartbia burdisssn gu t0n=
men. gs 1T baber Die NHidt Der libe=
ralen glemente. ale Grdfte auisubieten,
um Dies gu bsrbinoern.
9ie Mablausf6ten fnb gut, Menn
am ndhiten Gienstaa jeber Gemotrat
ieine pfli1t tbut, 10 tpe.ben mir lie9en.
yfa6 ben 8eribten aus bem osmo-
fratilhen Sauptquartier in Columbus
itebeil unisrer partei iibsre @epinne il.
@leDelano. Cincinnati, 8aDton. 5os
leoo uno Columbus in Musli1t. Meun
Die 2anoesoiltritte in 9lei1er gGeiie
libre pfliGt tbun. 10 lperoen mir Sill
bourne uno oas 9anSe DemotratiIae
Staatstidet ermdblen.
Let we'll enough alone" BAT Warf
gamma ais 2oiun9sport fiir Die iebi9e
Wablcalnpagne ausgeaeben. IS pabt
oies namentlid oen grpBen @nrporatio-
|nen, Die ii6 meigern, ibr gisentbum
oem Bertbe nab peritenern 81 laIlen.
Yrdfioent sGpoIepelbt bat grooter
Wai9in9tpn, ben bebeutenbIten 8ertreter
Der farbiaen Galle. aur 5afel i'm Weiben
9auie aeaogen uno miro lierfiir nun
BON einem Sbeil Der 5iioldroer in
mabloier Weiie anseariffen.
llniperHtdteu iino Stdtteil bes ssrie.
|oens. Sies bot Die gale llnioeriitat
|aufs 9feue elan5eno be,uielen, inoem
lie SampIon, Der bel Santiago benz
Sample ior9Iam al,swid, gum Gbren=
ooftor ernannte. Shlep aber, Der trer
auf ieinem poiten blieb, nilbt. Db
aber Die uniperlitdt nit oieiem neuen
gbrenoottor bel benz Nolte gbre ein-
|leat, mDdten mir gar iebr beaipeiieln.
Ser .ubri1spiNe Chronicle" erbebt
2drm bariiber, 'oaB %. q. @ol6 lid
BON Der 9tabt port Waibiueton
$l4.70 be5ablen lieB, um Die fdotiIden
Blher in 9rbnuna 5a brinaen, tpQb=
renb er Staotrotb mar. 6err @olb bat
oas @elb ebrli9 peroient unb glaubte
| lih oesbalb bo5u berebtist +; luennfes
aber aesen oas Geieb perit0Bt, oaB ein
5taotratb aus Der itaotifben 3alle fir
leine 2rbeit beaablt 1T, 10 1T er eern
berelt, oieies Gelo suriif8uerfatten.
Sohentlih nimmt Die v@brruiele" bier-
bon ytoti8, fopie bon Der 9batIabe, oab
| llb IN llbridsollle ippobl gtaotrdtbe
mie Shuloireftoren fir 2lrbeit IMP
Otaterial aus ocn itaotil1en Gallen
be5ablen laRen.
Seoe Gimme fiir oas republifaniide
Sidet 1T eine Stimme fir Srufs unb
MonopDle.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Dem .Neuen Wiener SournaI1 nirb
aemeioet. bab in ben lebten Woben;
% perlonen auf ben Sel0ern BEL Wi<I
tebst, polen. BON W6lfen aufaefrefen
Ifuoroen lino.
Ser Manblhurilde Sbeil ber aroBer
rlliliid)-iibiriiden gilenbabn iif fertigs
seifellt.
sSn Der tiirtiIben Gtabt Bprllifa AM
iWarmara Meer finb burd cine Glntb
776 9dufer 5erlt6rt iporoen 80 Wens
ihen linb ertrunfen. Boruiia, bic
9auptitaot bes tiirfiihen 0iInjets Gbo-
oatuentfiar in Rltinaiien. am TuBe beg
Olpmp, bat an 80. 600 ginDobner uno
mar Dor groberlina RDnifantinopels
ole &elioens Der tiirfilhen Gultnne.
Bonn Wiarmarameer lit Die Gtaot
30 Hilpmeter sntfernt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Der benofratiIbe Ganoioat fir
@ountDe Sdabmeilter. iii mobl ben
mellten unlerer 2elsr perIonli(b betannt.
@r III i'm Sabre 1857 i'm Slotomn
5bale QebDren nno bat INNER in Die
lem Gonntp geluolnf. 5robDem er nun
Ole S9ulen ppn ycrt 5pmnibip be-
lndte, lit er burh flei6iees Gelbh.
ltuolum ein 1iihtiger Gelbaltsmam.
aetDoroeu. Der leben Der 8elpiubibai
tnnasielner Narm npd ell,en QrnBarti
gen &dfebanGel betreibt lino nRlG5er Iiaj
in alien ieinen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ben y@alnen eineS hurGaus elrlihgr
WaEnes geiDalrt bat.
Sn Oort Iplpnibip bat er tudhrenr
sipei ,Sabren tas Mint eines NOeIIorS
betleioet. uno. nn9oem er ernannt mar,
um eine 9atans i'm stmte oes 3otou
lWps GdaBmsiIters 3u fiillen, iparo E,
oret Wlale 5u Dem Nmte ertpdhIt uno ba
oasfelbe sur 3ufrieosnbeit ieiner @on
ftituenten pernaltet. gr 1T alIo mob
barollf Dorbereitet, bas Nmt oe5 Gountp
sAabnaeiIters gu perIeben uno bemIel
ben nit @inliht uno Wiiroe por3u
| ffehei1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

iit i'm 9an3en @ountD betannt uno be-
Iiebt. Gein 0ater biente ebrenpoll i'm
giiraerfriese uno lit gegenmartig. Elm
@eiddftsmanu III @abir.
sSm Sabre 1887 fam Charles naN
8enniion uno er6ffnete oort elm &eifau=
rant unb arbeitete ipdter in ben oDrti.
gen Stablmerfen. ssm Sabre. 1897
mar er ganoioat fur Sberiff, bod lpurbe
ct ni1t nolnll,irt, obmobl ibn nur
6 6timmen CUR Nomination feblten.
gtab Der Mabl madte i'm Or. 9cfling,
Der in Der Convention iiber ibn seliesi
hatte, gu ieinem Geputp. uno bieit
Stellung bat er sieiiber befleioet uni
li1 babel iiberall Greunoe aemaAt. syr
oiefem Sabre erlanet er Die oemofra'
tiIde domination nit leidter Wiih'
uno am n1hlten 9iensta9 miro ct mi
groBer Webrbsit ertpdlt tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

Der bemofratiide ganbibat fir GeprG-
ientant, 1T ein junger Mann, oct lid
,onrh eigene 9roit emporseorbeitet bat
sSm Sabre 1876 in Yort Wolbin9ton
geberen, berlor er ieinef 8ater, ols er
tanm B Sabre alt mar. Nidtsoefo=
lDenlaer bro1te or e5 onrd SleiB uno
Nusoauer oablil, 2ebrer gu meroen unb
bot Il Sabre lang GGule aebalten. gr
lit aus Der Wlitte bes Soltes berars=
aetuoAIen, fiibit Iib als Elm 8lleo oes=
leibell unO miro Die SntereKen ieiner
Witbiiroer i'll Der @eisbeebung nod
beiten Rr0fteu 5n mahrer luhen.
G5 sei9t lih cine Sppoliiion eegen
orn @anoioaten in ben 9teiben Der De.
mofrotiNben partei, bod riibrt bieIe
npn einem Wanne her, Der neioiid oar.
ailf lit, oab 8olo Den BlaB eilmehmea
ipiro, DEN er gerne 9ehabt. Die 9enloz
fraten fplllen lih 0aourh ollr6aus ni1t
ire MAIDEN loIlen @olo m,rb ibre SSn.
terelien in Columbus nab beltem Nil=
ffeen e.z lno GDnnen pertreten. uno ieber
SemDtrat lolte iiir i'm flmmen.
! - 49, 49,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
Mn Die WdhlRr pptt
4MScaraspaS gotttttts.

Sie Demofraten bon 3uscarotpas
Gcuntp baben bieies Sabr Elm porsiie.
llbes 9ifet alf9eHelt, uno lit es babe,
bic PHi6t jeoes liberalen Siiraers. nat
Grdften oaSu beisutrasen, oab bal.
ielbe eriudblt miro. Sbue jeoer feline
pHiht, oann peroen mir ndbIten Diens=
tag Mbeno als Sie9er Die Wablitat1
bebaupten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
MiNter Saspar s.. @itOeu,

unier ganoibat fir Common Yleas
Eibter. bat bie Domination fiir DieIes
Mmt .ni1t gelubt. 8ieielbe tpuroe ibm
gegen ielnen Millen auf9eordnat ; aber
naboem er nun nominirt lit. arbeitet
er aud nah Grafien fir feline Mabl.
Wie man ii9 erinnert, tuuroen bic
Gepublifaner bon 5uscaratpas @ountp
IN oer Contention, in pelder spei
Rihter fir bieien Diltritt nominirt
tDurben. 10 ~Idmdhlib bebanbelt, oaB
lih idmmttids Dtlesaten mitnur elmer
Musnabrne aus Der 8eriamntlllng
entfer1,ten unb nod beute 1ilo oieieni=
gen, Die als Delegaten Der Gonbention
beinDbnten, iiber Die Wrt uno Weiie
empOrt, lDie Die bere1tigten Mnipriihe
BON Suscaratpas @ountD bon ben 9ele=
gaten bon 9arriion unb SefferIon
@ountp miBa1tet tpuroen. gs par Elm
|9ans gemeiner Sdaher, our1 ben Die
NonlinatiOn bon 9tihter Sbotuea 3ll
5tauoe fam, uno iebi 1T fir Die &e-
publifaner bon Suscaratpas Gountp Die
3eit gefommeil, iih bierfiir @enlls=
tbuung 81 berlhaifen.
St. Mitdell lit Elm &edtsanualt bon
groBer Be9abung, unbeifrittenem suten
&uf unb liberaler @elinnung. Nuf Der
Ne6tsballt iDiiroe er unbetiimmert UNI
lUernlD9en uno Mnieben 3edt ipre9en,
lunb bon Gsiebgebung burd @inbalts.
lbefeble, Inn bic Mrbeiter 3u Derhinoern.
Iibre gereAten Mnipriibe aeltenb 3u
MAIDEN, fDnnte nnter Ridter Mitdell
teine Aebe iein. st ipdre eine 3ieroe
Ioes Ri6terifanbes, uno jeber Republi.
lfaner, Der fur ibn itimlnt, fann per=
fhert fein, bob Ct baburh nidt alein
lbas llnreht gut modem bilft, bas un=
liern1 .Gountp auf Der rihterliben gOn.
bention piberfabretl III, fon0ern er barf
kauh iiber3eu8t iein, oaB er bamit bic
|SntereiIen berer f6rbsrt, bic geI0tbi9t
lfno, oas @eridt atlsurufen, UNI f9
99e6t su i6offen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31
Cite iid)ere Seb enspcrz
T6erun8.

0err Griebrib 6aas, Sr.. &olla,
no.. giebt bariiber folaenbe Muffld=
rune .3um gefen meiner leioenben
Mitmeniden muB ih aeiteben, DaB
Gprni's Nlpenfrduter Blutbeleber DOa=
brinet, mas fit ibn beanipruht pirb.
st III bas bor3iislibhte Blutreini9-
unasmittel, oas i'd femme. Cine Gla=
ide oaDon i'm 0auie lit Die bette 2ebens.
perTderung."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

nnler @anoioat fir gountp GommiHdr,
lit bon ibpeiseriiber Mbtunft. ST lit
i'm Sabre 1856 in Monroe gountp ae@
boren, fam aber fdon als aAtidbriger
Gnabe nad Muburn 1p. in bie1em
@ountp uno III ooit aufgetpadIen uno
gum Manne geipOrben.
Dbldon iiets eill eifri9er Demofrat,
bat er lih bod friiber ME um Elm Mmt
benorbcn bod als bieies syabr 1ein
Name als @anoioat fir gommilIar
aenannt Durbe, fano er allgemeine
llnterItiibung unb marc noninirt, Dbs
|mObl anbere einflubrei1e Dentofraten
|fA gleidFalls um pie NominatiDn be-
iDarben.
Sobn Gerber If Elm tii1tiger ssarmer
|ilnO 0eiddftsmann llnD miro oas Mmt
zines @OuntpsGommiiIiondrs nit gin=
| iiht unb i'm Sntereife fiir feline @onlti-
tnerlter bertpaltcn.
Die Mnti- SaIoDn.2ioa arbeitei
init 0odorud fiir bic GrpalIuno DnIfa
fIfh TnfAI0r8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-10-31

= Der italisniihe Rrieasminilfer bat
anaeorbnet, bab ieber 5Oloat fiinfiig
Wein ifatt Raffee erhalten iollte. -
Was Eager, unlere 9emperen3beren
oaSu