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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
GOTHAM DEMOCRATS FORM
NEW PARTY.
GANG RULE is. DENOUNCED
Present City Government Scored
for Protecting Vice and
Corrupting Courts.

New York, April 18.-A mass meet
ing was held in Carnegie hall tonight
to form new political party to be
called The Greater New York Dem
ocracy." The party is formed to fight
Tammany hall. John C. Anderson, e.
Ellery Anderson, Richard Olney and
James ably were among the many per-
sons who signed the call for the meet
ing. About 1000 persons were pres
ent. Former Surrogate R. S. Ransom
presided.
The following are the resolutions
adopted by the meeting:
Whereas, Tammany hall is respon-
sibAe for existing abuses in the ad-
ministration o. the city anairs and ats
permanent overthrow is an essential
prerequisite to the success OF any at
tempt to secure better government,
therefore, be it
Resolved, That this organization
be and hereby is pledged to oppose
any candidates at the coming city cleo
ton nominated by the so-called demo-
cratic city convention to be called
under the auspices of Tammany hall.
An address was adopted by the
meeting which scores the present city
government and declares Tammapy
has run up the annual expenses from
$40 100000 to $9S,OOy.0OO. and has
given the city tax rate three times
as large as mat of Chicago. The ad-
dress declares that in IAN attempt to
befog these facts" Tammany has the
real estate valuation raised to $743,.
100000. Tammany is controlled by
one man, who controls the courts and
judges whose guiding purpose is the
exaction of tribute for the violation
of law.
| The address declares in favor of the
election of a mayor endowed With
public spirit, character and honesty
and who will labor for the public vel
fare"
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
ONLY ON CONDITION
Kentucky Outlaws Name Terms
Upon Which They Will
Surrender.

Whitesburg, KY, April 1S.-All at
tempts to bring about peace between
the authorities and Tie Reynolds fac
tion have proved ,unavailing, and more
trouble is feared II another attempt is
made to arrest them. In an attempt
OF Sheriff Wrignt's posse were killed
ana two of the ou.laws wounded. The
Reynoldses are willing to submit to
arrest. providing they can give bond
for their release, pending trial AS
they have been indicted for completely
in the murder of Grandma" Hall and
her son, however, the authorities de-
clare that no bond is admissible.
James Hogg and j. G. Day, two lead
ing citizens of Letcner county, who
are closely connected win some OF the
men in the Reynolds faction, went to
their headquarters today to confer
with them on an agreement but 1t
was impossible for lem to reach an
agreement. County Judge Blair also
had a conference w. the feudlsts,
but they declined to surrender, except
upon conditions which Judge Blair will
not make public.
There are eighteen men in the
gang. The leader is John Reynolds, a
young school teacher bearing an ex-
cellent reputation, and his followers
are a hardy lot of mountain boys.
They are we'll fortified in the home
of Mrs. Nerva Reynolds onthe extreme
end of Milestone creek, and have
stored their guns in a 16 by Is foot
brick wall, with windows on each side.
Lanterns are strung for three hundred
yards which are lighted at night so
that they can see any one approach
ing the house.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
Bribery Charued,

Nashville. April 1s.-senator w. =.
Eldridge of 4uemphis in open session
of the senate today accused ex-Gomp-
troller James A. Harris of an attempt
to bribe and blackmail, and precipitat-
ed one of the most sensational scenes
ever enacted in the halss of the Ten
nessee legislature. He charged that
Harris came to him at his seat in the
chamber this morning and offered him
$500 and promised him to have with
drawn a suit pending against him on
the condition that he would vote for
a certain bill when it came up on mo-
tion to reconsider. Harris denies the
charge and the committee will investi-
gate.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19

McKeesport, Pa, April 1S.-After
safely passing through one labor
trouble, McKeesport has just entered
another. At 1880 o'clock tonight all
hands employed on the McKeesport
Connecting railroad struck for long
er dinner hour. The men at present
have to return to work Immediately
after they are through eating THEN
midday meal, and they now demand
40 minutes.
me str.kers. include the engineers.
firemen and brakemen in the yards OF
the National Tube " orks. Mononga-
hela blast furnaces and Monongahela
steel works of the National Tube COM
pany, numbering about 5u men. The
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
POWERFUL TRUST.
Stationary Engine Workers Prepare
To Form Combine.


Milwaukee, april 1S-The Sentinel
tomorrow will say: Five Of the larg
est stationary engine manufacturing
companies in the United States are
to be consolidated into one gigantic
combination with capital of $25,OO0,-
900. The e. p Allis company of this
city will head the list and Charles
Allis and w. w. Allis of this city will
be president and chairman of the
board OF directors, respectively, if the
deal now pending is consummated.
The companies which are to be in
cluded in the proposed combination
are Of world wide prominence. 1t is
said at the outset only these compa-
MES will be in the combination, but
later on others may be absorbed.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
M'KEESPORT HAS MORE TROUBLE
All Men Employed On Connecting Railroad Strike
Because Refused Longer Dinner Hour
They Close All Works.

men are all members of the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen, and that
organization is expected to back the
men in their demands.
The committeeman who was ap-
pointed to confer with the officials was
dismissed when he stated the de-
mands of the men. This action OF tAe
company officials has raised the Ire
of the strikers. and this evening they
all left their positions.
The action of the railroad hands Will
cause suspension of the entire plant.
and this will cause 10000 men to be
thrown out of employment Up to y
O'Clock tonight the plants were all rum
ming, but it is thought work will be
suspended before midnight.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
Change In Programme.

Buffalo, April 18.-A change in the
programme of the opening ceremonies
of the Pan-American exposition has
been adopted, providing the president
is prepared to press the button that
will set the machinery in motion at
the exposition half an hour earlier
than intended. On May l, at 1890
p. M, central time, the president will
We at Jackson, Miss. and at that hour
(12:3O Buffalo time) lie will touch the
electric button, starting the machinery
and will also send message to the
public through the exposition officials.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19

The Celebrated Julia MarioWe Shoe
in connection with the always reli-
able e. p. Reid Shoes, and other re-
sponsible manufacturers goods, make
our place the one place to purchase
the best fitting and stylish shoes
brains and money can produce.
We extend a cordial invitation to
all ladies of Billings and vicinity to
call and examine the line of shoes we
are selling at $3.50. These shoes are
selling elsewhere for $500 and $3.50,
some dealers ask $500 for no better.
Thanking you for past favors, we
want to serve in the future.
Yours for shoes.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
lob For Barrett.

Washington, April 1S.-Prof. Cyrus
Northrup, president of the University
of Minnesota, having declined the ap-
pointment as delegate to the Fan
American convention to be held IN the
City of Mexico next October, the presl-
dent today offered the position to John
Barrett formerly minister to siam.
He will accept.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
Richards, Brief Attacked.

Washington, April 18.-In the SUI
preme court today, Judge Wilson, rep
resenting Oberlin M. Carter. made a
motion for the court to strike from
the files the brief of Solicitor General
Richards in that case as ''scandalous
and irrelevant" The motion was
based upon the assertion that the soil
citor general goes outside of the re
cords in his brief.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
INTERESTING to FANS.
Season Opens With Brooklyn Winning
First Game.

Philadelphia, April 18.-The Nation
al League baseball season opened here
today Win Brooklyn pitted against
the Philadelphia club. Overhanging
clouds threatened rain throughout the
day and the raw and chilly atmosphere
was most uncomfortable for the play
ers and spectators. Both teams
showed to good advantage but the
visitors were more successful at the
bat than the local team. Score:
Brooklyn, IL; Philadelphia, Z. Bat
teries, Donovan ana McGuire; Dugle-
by and Cross.
All other games scheduled were
postponed on account of wet grounds.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1901-04-19
WINTER PALACE BURNS.
Fire Attended by Death Of German
General.

Berlin, April 1s.-Field Marshal Won
Waldersee reports that the best part
of the winter palace at Pekin was de-
stroyed by fire last night. General
Schwartzenkopf met his death in the
fire, the cause of which is not exs
planned. He says that the French and
Japanese troops gave the most prompt
assistance. The field marshal and the
other officers lost nearly everything.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
9ie ttorDcrmen Meptpals.

IS mar eine 3sit, no rslisioie grme=
fungs Veriammlungen bem Dienlfe
@pttes seipeibt tparen. Mber oieie Belt
1T ldnalt Doriiber. 9ie meilten Der
mooernen GebiOal= =Meetlngs, Die oas in
urbana. linb teln ihnDoen Mammon
getpiomet. Das @eloma1en fommt in
eriter 2inie. Die &eligion erIt in speiter
in Betra6t. Seniations Yreoiger
uno man6mal rebt i9mubise uno un=
sebiloete. iDie Sam Sones, tpel1e 1i9
Der 9emeinlten Sprahe beoienen, per=
riidte Weiber iuie Carrie Nation, ae=
taufte Suoen. Die ibr eignes Nef be-
i6muBen, iie biloen Die Nn3iebungs=
puntte um oas semifbte publitam gu
befrieoigen bas su oieien BerIamm=
lnnaen, ni6taus reliai6lem BeoiirfniB,
fonoern gum 8ergniisen panoert. 9e=
raoe pie es su sinem Circus, einem
5in9el Sanael ii. I. ~. geben miitoe.
Mls 8eraniigunaspldBe m6gen oiele
Weriammlnngen einen 3tped bahen,
einen religi0ien haben lie faum mebr.
(Sourral unb Noler.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
Sette 1tfeutlid,e Meiuuut,a.

welbe friiber Die Sdurten ersittern
mabte, 1T beute eine Der9eilene Sraoi-
tion. Ser gelbidte 0eubler perldmin=
oct INNER mebr aus Der politit, Der
oifene 6reibeuter tritt an feline STEELE.
9eutautase brauden lih Die 0ffentlibel
&duber ni1t mebr I'M Dnnteln 81 per=
itefen, fe baben es nidt mebr nDtbis.
5hleiAwege auf3uiu1en, ooer gar
Snr6t Dor Sultis uno poli3ei gu emp=
fin0en. sic brauhen peDer Wasten,
9ieblaternen nod 8ummii6ube gum
2eiieauftreten. Wenn 70 Elm GroB-
oieb oas 8erlangem bat, ii9 on 6llent=
libem gigentbuat gu bereidern, 10
ldBt er fid in Die aeaislatur binein=
la1l3iren, ms Gapitol, in Die grefutip=
beboroe. ms Staotbaus. 0ier hilft sr
li1 bali. ielbf uno fiibrt feline geute i'm
5riumpb byim, sana Dffen, als Oh es ii6
um bic legalite 6abe bon Der Welt ban=
bette. So ihreibt Wanamater's
uNoro american" poler Grbitterune
iiber ben pbilaoelpbier 6traBenbabn=
Jreibriefidminoel.
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PolitiS1es.

Sie 8rultlfla9natefl lillo Die erfola.
rei1ften Qsitatoren oes Sp3ialismus.
penIionsfplnmiiIdr @pans' Sabres.
beri1t neilt eine ipeitere erbeblibe gu.
nahme in Der 3abl Der penliondre auf
Die 3abl ftelt lid our 3eit auf bel-
nabe !, 900, 600.
Momirat Spmilpn, Der brittle Gihter
beg S6lep gbrenaeridts. ilt elm Neonet
S6leD's, uno bat iih Sabii, ausgeipro=
hen, oab Die Gblaht bel 5antiaao Don
5ampion aewonnen iei I; feline Nnme=
ienbeit beim @efedt ie: nidt erforosr=
lib getpeien, S1lep fomme feline Mner=
fennuna fir ben 5ieg gu, uns BON Den
beioen Offi5iere lei SampIon Der bei=
iere. 9llio lit es NIT einem unpartei=
ilben @eribte nitats. Sod bat oas
aud nidts su iagen, oas Wolf bat l6on
ldngit entihieben. nnb tpenn Die Nomi=
niltration iid ihre 8orliebe fir ben
5lihtling bon Santiago nidt perfnei=
ZEN fann, 10 1T es ibr eiaener S1aoen.
Wart gamma nil i'm ndbfen Gon=
greB Die 9ampferfubpentions Yil
ourhleben. Sn oen lebten beioen Som
arellen 1T ibm oies aus politiiden
8riinoen nidt ge9liift, aber nun 9laubt
er, ielnem 3iele nabe 5u lein. sSn Der
3bat Iino Die 9luslidten fiir ibn an-
iOeineno nibt i1leht. eSn beioen 3mei=
gen bes i'm ndditeu Gesember 5ulam=
mentretenoen Gongreiies perfii9en Die
Republifaner iiber cine tompattere
Mebrhe,t, als Ieit elmer Heibe bon Sab
rem. Die partei bat ii6 in ibrsn Ylat=
Iormen oft aenug. ipenn auh manb=
NAL fart bertlauiulirt, ie na6 Der ie=
peiliaen politiIden Gonfaaation. oafiir
aussefpro6en uno Die Momini1tration
1T ielbfueritdnoliU san3 oamit einoer=
itanoen, miro ioaar ibren polen gin=
fIuB bafiir in bic Wagidale msrfen.
Nber 9anua finoet auh Dppolition in
ieiner eigenen partei. 60 bemertt !.
3. oaau Elm republitaniihes glatt i'm
Welfen . Ser Saupteinmurf eegen Die
Bill ridtet lib nit sleiher Gddrfe ee=
gen lie. iDelbe @eltalt lie aud imme,
annehmen mag. gr beitebt oarin, oab
Die Gegierun9 fein RDmpagnieeel1dfi
nit einem pripahlnterrRbmen baben|
uno bierfiir bas @elo Der Steue3ahlel
Uerwenoen bari"
9as Genius Nmt 1T nit elmer lin.
teriu6una betrefs Nn9eftelter beitdf-
tigt. Die elne amtlide Spppel griItsns
fiibren. Man bat Die gntoedllng ge=
ma6t. baB Nnseitelte ienes Bureaus
audi in anoeren &egierunss Bureaus
fino unb ielbltperfanolih
Elm ooppeltes @ebalt besieben. Sas ioa
iebt aufbDren. Nllein oieler 8erluit
an @intinften bat Die betreffenoen Nm
aefeaten peranlaBt, auf anoere Bureaus
binsumeiien, in melben ndmlibe 0er=
bdltnihe obmalten. Gin Gapitan, Der
lpeaen Sienltunfdbigteit nit $2l00 oas
Sabr penlionirt morben lit, besiebt fan
oas ndmlide 8ebalt als Bureau 8pr=
lteber i'm penIiOns Department. uno
pin penllonirter Waior lit in Snse=
nieurs- -Departement bes Grisgsamts be-
IAdftiat. Gelbitperitdnoli9 muB auh
oarin Wanbel eei6affen iperoen.
gu Waibinaton iollen biele 2eute i'm
3esierunssolenit grobe Salare baben.
Die gu sleiber 3eit groBe M.meepeniion
beaieben neil lie - arbeitsunfabie
lino. go lanae oas 2ano 10 reid"
1T, miro folber llnfug tpobl niht abge=
ihafft meroen.
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Gin ibrcdlid)cr gtur,n

=
1at am 10. ole Snonaaten beim9e
lup. sSn Dtoolle, ala., tpurpe De
anlere apeii DER Sfaof nberl0lpelnnlt
zen @eoaaoen lpuroe aber, abae1ehi
| oo1 oelWaol9ten OaDern uno S1orn
lie'neh mefll9 Snaoen augefu9t. Ali
aoeilo ,a[ lnuroe ernIttelt, oaB IN oe
Sluoi leloH elhe perlon 3etootet uni
oler oef1eBt mDroen llno. gon Der
puHl1e'i an Ger uh1srn Sal pat MAI
aosr nog ielne ytanrlDten:
que lele9rapDllpen yerolnounaer
luse'' Oarn,eosr uho DIS 3um Qoenl
'oal oet Sertspt auI oen SiraBen=
oup1'el' log lllpl ID'eoer auIsenommen.
auv aue g'lenoaphSn9e lhl1 2llsnaame
os1lel''gel1 auI osr vsoD.le a l'lo Selo=
Supa % lpu.oeu suh9elleuI. Oer Sh9
os. SOussoaue uao :, Nalpo'ue gapn,
tuelwet aus oenl oeOfoeH am aoeho
va'.s e'.,otlleh l 'puei,. la'9'e efH am
. l,u,gllsa ,yi d np'ss'' - al' I q upt ah. UNI
. ~. p,sb es, o0 oap9 auI olelef
oi o!n!s nuv ~ os"1 saproell 'el 1tel. Dle
Ssas .a laol.w H. ool y.e'p Sfleahs pas
,w,pe' ou'p aaluaOs'I''''a::sell u; sel''1sii,
a"o SNpea.'.'e'.oehs MatlWau W
aubsl S.al1os 81 laaeh, nanh Ole
S.'.us g1nl.'.ye"o - 'epat.1l lell 'olro'
~ a,' : os! ~ eelltut su ,p.tost aul5unegli'eh.
S;a nug u.' S.ug's ''ese" 'p'9 u o'elet
'''olunS W'. M uatn'sost. .
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oel S'ao' uos'aW.ueih'.'!' oop l.no ole
ou1' oel Slu,l,'llulp VI o'e S1aol n'heln=
ss:eptle''eit e sSailssmahell III, Jauell oe=
9.'l'en. eIi' ost'al. Ill "'e5lVeHle=
se'a lve.1'' '!'w' 5s oel'ogen.
atos'ls' ~ stpBell SVaareh l1no
NV. uei '.l''usgtuu'huh9 oet ooH
= S'aans u''o yopl.u.p 5utnuaelulleheh
alun''l,el oelWuI1's1. Sle oeflUle'
ee'1en o Ss'9Iuaunasplase am SeeuFef
9'esi' a.,l lu'petpen 9eil1len. -
s;o S'e r. gs's'ls ott soalsolae !, ; q yal0=
IN u'u. s''s"uopl l'"o 1saehlpeVe aoer.
ltuspe,, opp 'p.to Oct SWaoen lWheu
aasaeuellel' @ les.'
aas oe.il aupel'pt'O oes Wtillll1ppl'
Ssa Sul'oss l.no hut lparll@ Hagrl1tell
uo.l ~. Nv oe'peelulaeh oes Siurmes
s.,asliolleh. Saos'isil palle oas llns
.us,''s an ~ lshst VeSeho ielneH Serihr
ou1' Dssn'welIleOs1. sur Golae. - gnt=
5,! ia,u os,' s.,, u,listen Usablaufe oes pfli=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
1tnt iDr &inO at rettett

BON furdttarer Gntfelluns sebranhte
Brau Mannie 0aleser BON Ga Grange,
Ga, Budlen's glrnica Salse am Gcpfe
uno I'M Weihte psslelben nnp Idreibt,
paB Die ralAe 5eilnns ATE Grwartun.
gen iibertraf. Sic mirft Wanber an
Oelhwiiren. 2uetihunsen, Sautaus-
brMhen, Shnitt= Branp= uno Srib4
wunben unp .5amcrrbcipeu. % Gts,
aur sarantirt in S. IS. Mitler II. Spln'a
Mpctbefe.
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Ser W(enih lit bod hpute in Ap

~ 11tt1ITW Tt UUW VtHIt III UtI
0auptla6e cine Maare. Die iuegen
8erlpreAensbru0 tlasenoen Grauen Be-
areifen oas audi polltomlnen lie tpm-
men Ii6 bor ipie cine Maare, Die erf
beltellI, oann aber niM abaebDlt ipur=
be. Grao, GhaoeneriaB- Gorberung.
0dtten he aebeiratbet, iie lpdren piel=
leiht ibDn i'm ndlblfen Mpnat NIT benz
gr0Bten 9er9niigen phne GbabenerIag
Den Gbefeilelil entflet,ell.
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@as MAeS CT ersdblt!

Wenn Guer Spiesel GuA cine elen=
bise, blaiie 5autfarbe, einen selbiii4ti-
gen Slid, Motten-6leden unp puitel an
Der 5aut ,eist, pann 1T es Seberleipen,
aber Or. &ins'S gfcw 9ife Yills resus
lieren Die geber, reinigen pas Blut, &C.
zen Hare !Saut, rUliee Baden unS eine
bub1he OeiAtsfarbe. Sur 25 Cts. in
S. 6. @iiller u. Srbn's Nppt9eff.
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linoen aus Sberbauien bel DiiKeloor
preuben, inter Mntlaee. unterf6lt
aun9en uno 6dlftbungen I'M getra!
bon ca. l.50O, 900, Marf be9angen }
/ baben, DerbdTtet. 5relinoen ergri
ppr etma flint Moden. als er lab, oa
BON 1einen einit fiiritli9en 8eiib nidi
mebr gu retten mar, uno Dab ba
3ubtb1us ibm orobte. bic SsluDt I'M
periubte Iid in Nlnerita Dor ben Nu9e,
Der ihn oerfolaenoen poli3ei 81 Der
bergen.
| Gin granb serlt0rte bic Crti1ai
SanoeD, fiinf Weilsn bon Marion
Sno., uno tonnte iid nit 10 rapibe
5hnelligteit berbreiten. lpeil fein
6euermebr porbanoen ipar. Gin
1sbdBung oes Sdaoens liest nod MID
Dor.
Cine Msile peFlid bon pellbleton,
Sno.. bel &aleigb. .yno., entgleifte oel
3u9 go. 36 Der Big Sour gabn, uel=
der nab Often aine, aber ob9leib e,
20 pallaaiere nit lib fiibrte uno an=
Beroroentli6 ibnea fubr, nuroe nur
Elm 9ei5er oerlebt.
6. $. 8aunt bonn ytortbern pacific
telegraph Separtement in ct. Paul,
llinn., bat Elm SpItem erfunosn, our6
Deldes es m6alid tpirb, iiber einen
uno oenlelben 9,abt sleidseitig tele=
grapbiide uno telepboniibe gntibaften
81 ienben.
Sn Stem Oort ipurbe bas 2ortfenboot
.Sames 8oroen Yennett" bon bem
0ampfer ,Mlene" in Den @runo oe=
bobrt. 8ier Mdnner fanben bel Der
9ataltrophe ibren SOB in ben Weaen.
9luf Der Siiobabn etation in gos=
ton bat lid g. IS. 9abooub bon Ser
lep @itD our6 elnen Sremben NIT elmer
iuertbloien $50 Bills Der ldneftper,
flolienen fonf6oerirten Staoten binein=
lesen lalien, inosm er nit grocer Be-
reitpillisteit Die 8antnote ipe1ielte
Der @auner entfam.
9uf Der Pbilippiueu=SnIel ganap
berrlbt groBe yfotb. Sn gapi5 allein
loaen l30 gerlouen perbun9ert iein.
Sn Dublin, Sno., lit Gil. gaa Me=
auilton inter ben entiebli1lten
56mer5en an ben Sol9en zines 3agsn-
blIies seItorben. sic perlu6te lebte
Wode ibrer GaBe elm iunaes Subr
messunehmen, als Die 9abe iie fraBte
uno in oen Nrm biB. 9ie @unoe
muroe iofort ausgebrannt unb ibien
aud ,uunoerIh0n 81 beilen. Am
Sienstag trat aber 8lutueraiftung Elm
uno Die Patientin erlag seitern unter
ben entiesliditen edmer5en Dem
Gabenbiile.
Sainois bat 31,1OO,OO0 guibel
Wei5en geerntet. Der sr0Bte grtraa
lett 1894. Gunn eab es audi l1O,=
500. 1000. Suibel Safer Mais aber
miro infolse Der Siirre 9erins aus
fallen.
Ste ae1QH9ltU etnae6o9eHeH Oall1=
Direttoren Seutidlano's bliden NIT
Neio auf ibre ameritanii6en Goaesen.
melhe in alei6em Sale BON unierm
aiitisen prdIioenten na6 furser 5rilt
begnaoist weroen.
Ser Stattbalter bon SDrol beribtet,
oaB i'm iiiolihen Sprol Elm gufitano
aeaen Oeiterreid geplannt miro. Die
@emeinberdthe bon Srient, &opereoD,
Tolgaria unO Xatebaie haben bereits
beldlollen Die @teuern gu perlpei9ern.
Die 2eute ipOlen unter italienil6erBot=
maBi9teit fehen.
Ser beutihe Rronpr:ns Wilbelm be-
finoet lib in Gnglano auf Beluh.
2orb Gitdener maribirt nit farten
GrGften auf 9onotpeni an Der @renae
BON 3ululano sll, ,po General Sotba
1000 guren fpnSertrirt baben Iol.
Gin fiinftdeiser 8elu6 bes rufli-
f6en Gaiiers in Jrantrei9 lit fir Die
brittle Geptembermobe in Nuslibt ge=
nOmmer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22
ssranfreiAs Weiaenenernte lit Ii

0ranfreihs WeiSenenernte lit lln=
gelpDbnli1 ihleht ausgefalen uno bas
2ano miro iiber SO WtilliOnen gnlbel
importiren niiiel. llnier 8eneralz
Gorfnl IN Mlarieille lit Der 9lnli1t,
oaB ipeiligltems 20 Milionen aus
ben Der. @iaaten tomlneil tperoen,
ipenn bic prsiIe si6t sn bod lino.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22

@onmabten nah allen 5beilens
Deutihlanbs, Gelierreibs uno oer
5huei3 peroen IN oieler Gffice ausses
itellt. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-22

Wir bolten itets Gdie nller Mrt an
sanD uno perfallfen 81 billiQen prei-
len uno lin0 ltets beHrebt, uniere Gun=
ben reen uno auf's Bette su beoienen.
Ner. Stpibart, @ilsen 81 Co.,
Nstp Ybilaoslpbia, 81.