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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

1t is interesting TO note that out Of
every 1000 men in the British army
there are eighteen over 6 feet in stat
rlre, twenty-seven Of feet II inches,
fifty-two of ) feet 10 inches, ninety
three of 5 feet inches, 141 of 3 feet
inches, and 1S4 Of feet Z inches. TAX
ing one year with another it Is found
that these figures vary but slightly
each twelve months. Out Of the 1000
British soldiers of feet and over. 400
are 10 the Line Regiments.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

In the rural regions OF Maine the PEG.
ple waste no money in buying barome
tiers. They put piece Of gingerbread
out at the door and know when the gin
serbread is moist and pliable that rain
nav be expected. and when il becomes
crisp that dry spell is coming. AS
for thermometers. they say. What's
the good of them-any fool knows when
it's hot or cold
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22
Nellie Grants daughter is soon TO be-

come 4 Dfltie. i or
some time past
Mrs. Sartoris has
been residing in
w a $ h i II Z ton,
where as Nellie
Grant she was eN-
ceedingly popular
during her faith
er's two terms as
President of the
United States.
Miss S art.ori S
made her debut in
Washington socie,
ty four years ago.
She is HIGHLY 1c-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

The London papers record the death
of Julius Lipman. nieknamed leather
apron. a cobbler who, in 1880. fell un-
der suspicion of being Jack the Rip
per-" He satisfied the police of his
innocence, but the stigma never left
him. His business gradually disap-
peared and he went to another neigh
borhood. where he took to drink He
died of neglect and Semi-starvation
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

The Angel-Don't you think its a
shame FOR me to 20 TO church alone
every sunday:
The Brute-Oh. ! don't know. Iou
might be do!ng something worse--Life.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

why DO you have so many calendars
hanging around:" asked the new clerk.
That's for The benefit Of my EN-
pIoyes.' replied the foxy business man.
when any Of them feel the need Of a
vacation they can take month of. -
Philadelphia Record.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

Count, your family is Of noble line
ageT'
.'Of course, / tell you in our family
archives we. have many unpaid debt
certificates which have been superan-
nuated for centuries. "-Fliegende Blaet-
ter
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

prefer of japanese
at the japanese
mission. t h r E G
years later he was
made Japanese sec
rotary, and in 1876
he was promoted TO
be second secretary
Of legation. From
Japan he Went to
Bangkok as British
agent, and was
knighted about that
time. After a few
years of service in
the British mission
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

''Clara, an indoor flying machine has
been invented"
well. you needn't get one, Clarence;
you break enough bric-a-brac now
indianapolis Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

diana, In her own
city, indianapolis.
Mrs. Fairbanks is
accounted an all
around club won
an. As the vice
president general
Of the Daughters
OF the American
Revolution in Indi
ana She Is conspic-
uoHs among the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

In hurricane blowing at eighty
miles an hour the pressure on each
square foot of surface Is thirty-one and
0ne-half pounds.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

complished, a linguist and brilliant con-
versationalst. Her liance is Timothy
Nichols, a wealthy young resident of
New York.
The ex. Empress Eugene is now almost
too infrm to so about at all She has
endowed and entirely supports the Bene-
dictine monastery at Marlborough, Sur
rey, and there two monks are always
praying for the. souls Of the Emperor and
the Prince Imperial
DR. w +. Grimes Of West Virginia,
who went over on call 10 attend some
smallpox patients in Cumberland Coun-
ty, Maryland, when no local physician
could be obtained Is under arrest on the
charge Of practicing medicine in Mary
land without that States license.
--:-
Should a bin pass Congress for a cab
met officer to be known as Secretary Of
Commerce ana Industries, il is thought
that Senator Nelson of Minnesota will be
first man to hold the Office He is author
Of a bill fayoring the creation Of such
position
Mr. Stout Of the Wisconsin Senate Is
giving to his town Meaomince-a SEQ,
600 public club house. gymnasium, nata-
forum, bowling alley etc, al under one
roof
80
Among the candidates for the presi
dency Of the y. a. r. is Mrs Charles w.
Fairbanks, wife OF the Senator from In
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22
Education.

When the educators Of the State agree
on the proposition that the district
schools are inadequate for their work
and are steadily losing in usefulness and
depreciating in popular favor; when this
Judgment is confirmed by decreasing at
tendance upon the district school and
corresponding removal 70 the cities for
better common school advantages; when
the best authorities give assurance that
..for every hundred pupils now attending
district school only one pupil reaches a
high staool''-then II must indeed be time
to pause in praise Of our colleges and city
schools long enough 70 emphasize the ne
cessiey of Iaore generous support and Of
ny.re successful supervision for the too
long neglected country schools.
Plainly our educational system j. get
ting out Of balance and requires read
justing. l believe that legislative action
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22
The Anti-Pass Law.

Public approval Of the law enacted by
the last. Legislature to prohibit the use
Of free transportation, telegraph and tel
ephone privileges by public officials has
been so general and earnest that no OPP
position is anticipated to the final pas
sage of the resolution for a constitutional
amendment which will place this act be-
You'd the possibility of legislative repeal.
The aggregate cost OF railway mileage
used by the different State departments
from june /. 1899, to Jan. /, 1901, a pc
riod of nineteen months, is reported by
the Secretary of State to be S26,632.GG.
An examination Of the apportionment Of
mileage TO individual officers and em-
nloyes who have used the same reveals
some extraordinary charges which re-
.ouire more strict regulations III furnish
ing transportation to State officers.
recommend the enactment of law speci-
fying officers and employees entitled to
transportation at State expense, with
provisions which will restrict the use Of
such transportation.
state BANKING Laws.
The State bank examiner in his repor'
emphasizes the importance of action ly
the Legislature, at t1lS session, 81 SO
vancing the joint resolution for the sub
mission Of an amendmeut to a vote Of
the people, empowering the Legislature
to change the banking laws 10y two
thirds vote Of its members elected
Permit me to say. in conclusion, that |
am sure you will realize the Importance
of a short session in which the public
husfDess shall be transacted with al the
dispatch commensurate with the care and
consideration which it justly demands. In
discharging the duties which the high
est obligations OF public trust impose. let
us preserve that comfy of relation which
will aid in accomplishing the largest
measure of good to the great common
wealth which has honored rs with its
confidence and invested us with its au-
th0rity.
p0pFpT NJ IA Fol IETTF
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

at Monteyideo, Sir Ernest was appointed
minister to Morocco, and in 1885 he re-
turned TO Japan rs plenipotentiary. The
new emissary 70 China is on, of the finest
living Japanese scholars He is a master
of the literature Of that country and is
thoroughly familiar with japanese social
institutions,
John \. johnson, manufacturer of
Madison, Wis, has offered $4,000 to the
Board of Supervisors OF Dane County,
Wis, for the purpose Of erecting and
maintaining home for aged people. In
addition TO the regular method of enter
ing the home, by the payment of not less
than 5000, Mr. johnson has conceived the
idea of issuing admission policies similar
to insurance policies, which may be tax
en- out by people in youth or middle age,
to provide for their support and comfort
ir old age, or which may be taken out
by any one for the support OF a friend.
49,;
1t is not generally known. perhaps,
that Senator pettigrew of South Dakota
has a son who has been lighting with the
Beers. He arrived III Savannah few
days ago and at once went to Washing
ton. He is a lad Of 20 years Of age, who
Joined some 4e0 volunteers for service in
the Transyaal They were driven into
the Portuguese territory and there dis
armed and the Dutch government paid
their passage home.
-
L.ieut Gov, Bates Of massachusetts is
Interested in sociology, aud, with view
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

The Qunaker probably considered
William Penn mightier than the sward
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

Sir Ernest Mason Satow. the new Brit
ish minister TO China, began his career
in the diplomatic service in 1865 as inter
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22
4 Pri.nary Election Law.

Commissioned by the SuHragcS of the
citizens Of this State to represent them.
YOU will have neither in the session be-
fore you nor in any official responsibility
which you may assume. a more important
duty than that Of perfecting and writing
upon the statute books of Wisconsin
primary election law Ii is Il fundament-
al principle of this republic that each
citizen shall have equal voice in govern
ment This is recognized and guaranteed
to him through tie ballot. In a represen-
tative democracy, where a citizen cannot
act for himself for any reason, he must
delegate his authority to the public Off
cial who acts for him. Since government,
with us. is conducted BY the representa-
tiyes of some poll ical party the citi-
zen's voice III making and administering
the laws is expressed through his party
ballot. Hence, to preserve his sovereign
right to an equal share in government, ,he
must be assured an equal voice in making
his party ballot.
1t is the essence OF republican govern
ment that the citizen should act Cor him
self directly wherever possible. In the
exercise of no other right is this so inn
portant as in the nomination Of candi-
dates for Office. 1t Is of primary i'm
portance that the public official shoud
hold himself directly accountable to the
citizen. This he viii only do when he
/ owes his nomination directly to the citi-
zen. If between the citizen and the Off
cial there is a complicated system Of eau
cuses and conventions BIZ the easy ma
nipulation of which the selection Of can
didates is controlled by some other agen-
| cy or power, then the Official viii 50 rem
der his services as to have the approval
of such agency or power. The over
whelming demand Of the people Of this
State, whom you represent, is that such
intervening power aud authority. and the
complicated system which sustains il,
shall be torn down and east aside. This
it is your duty. and high privilege as
well, to accomplish in the session before
xnF
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

Among the candidates for the prcsi.
dency Of the d. 4. r. is Mrs. Charles w.
Fairbnnks. wife of thr Snnatnr from In
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

Chief Porter. who rules the Creek Tu-
dams Of Indian Territory. is rich man
and well educated lie Is full-biooded
Greek, but few would guess BIN TO be an
Indian 10 see him On tie streets.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

Mrs Cushmln * Davis has returned
to Washington and IS engaged in compil-
ing her late husband works Oh law, pol
itics, diplomacy and literature. which he
embodied in speeches and lectures in the
course Of ais public career.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-22

to meet this emergency in the life of
district schools cannot be too strongly
recommended. If, in your judgment.
such action is found to be necessary,
am confident the exercise Of more rigid
economy in other appropriations for edu-
cational PURPOSES. in order to meet this
new demand, will find Justification IN
final results as well as in immediate pub
lie approval
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

X X :.
Mu9 auf Der Senne Des 3ebens
fltegt @preu oft am peiteften.
Sc tpeniser WaTer auf bic @rbe
fdnt, betp mebr fpmmt in bic Mil6.
X X
@s giebt eine grasie Der untpifenz
beit, aber feline Der Sgnorana.
2(m mitleibisiten tit INNER, tper
ni6t belfen fann.
Ser 6unser fann ni6t 10 tpeb tbun
'pie bic sitte, ibn gu itillen.
Wpn Der 2iebe aur Sreunb1daft tit
nur Elm Shritt = aber elmer suriid.
Sa bat elm @elebrter bsbaup!et. bic
Some berliere tire 6ibe. @s 11eint
manhmal, bah bic groe herSinoer lit.
Ourh ben Winb, ben er porma1te,
1T Wfan6er in 3ug gefommen.
Der 6ineiifde parasrapb II f6eint
su lauten: u@s tpirb fprtgelogen.
4: X X
TIM bic Hons bes syriebensengels
au fpielen, brau4t Der Staiier Iih fetz
men Bart padien au laKen.
X * y
Der &riee nit Spanien 1T burd
ben pariier sSriebensfhlub beenoet
tporben, aber bic Seeidla6t bpnSanz
tiago f9eint erit anaufangen.
X
Den nieoriaiten 2ebepeien, 8actlz
len, Wifrpfoffen. uno tpis bic Oinger
ale beiben, niro beutsutage ebenipz
ptel Nufmerfiamfeit erlpielen lpie ben
@roben oieier Groe.
X X X
8egieria barf man iein barauf. tper
5uerit am Norbpol 1i9 einfinben tpirb.
Gin Norbpolforf9er, ober Elm Heporz
ter, Der ben Rorbpolfinber Inter
bietpen" tpiG9
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

gEdbrenb man bis6er bemii6t mar, Die
@rI6iitterltneen lpdbreno Der Sdbrt i'm
gi1enbaGuz ipie i'm Iuton1pbilmagen
mDglidit 5u perminbern, perltdert Or.
@ermeulen I'M .9luto Gclo", baB man
banit bas Iutpmobil einer foitbarcn
GigenIdaft beral1ben tpilroe. Sdlon Ieit
lanaer 3eit periperbet man cine fontirula
irlid 5itternbc Setpegung 5u Scil51peder.
Ser beriibmte Herbcndr5t G6arcpt bnt
einen eiacncn &ibrotipnsfduteltil fonz
Itrl1trt, obcr bereits I'M Sabre 1710
ipielte Der &ibratipnsitu6l bes slbbe be
SatntzS Sierre als Soeiln1ittel cine bebertz
tenbe 9to1c. gbirac, Damals 2etbdr6t
bes &onies. periid)erte, baB zines Der
tpirf1antlten Wittel gegen Melanbolie,
8allenfranf6eiten, 2eberpbitrl1ftionen,
Wil5leiben etc cine Sabrt IN elmer Soft
flttibe lei, Die nit GROCER @ei6ninbi9e
felt mebrere Sage binbur6 iiber bas
Bflaiter rpllt. 9a aber bieie 6etlmez
tbobe nidbt leid)t blrdbfiibrbar ipnr, err
iebte tie Der glbbe bllrd] elm Salltel1il,
Der altf einem ltntergelten befeltigt ipar
lmb rald)e frdftige StDBe erbielt Ser
Mpparat mar 10 beliebt, baB i'm reiobe
2ente in ibrer @obnrng baben muktcl,.
ipdbrenb Die meniger nit @liidseiitern
@eiegneten einen iolden bel alien slpoz
t6efern llnb Gbirlrgen porfanoen. Selblt
gan5 ge1rlnbe Eer5onen benltbten br,
tbeils Tim iid lire 9eiunbbeit 5u erbalz
ten, t6eils Inn slberld1ie infplge boz,
Gpllbliitigfett 5r perneiben Goltaire
,lnter5og li6 nit gntbuiiasml1s Ser neuz
en- 6eilmet6pbc Der Sppn6pnbrie lnb
IerItopfung. Ssnt September 1744
Schreibt er in better Qaline eineu 8rief
an ben @rafer bon areental, tporin er
bel Der iid} auberit tppbl befinbe.
SIM Sabre 1892 ibrieb gharcot hos
erire Mal iiber ieinen Saltteuil trepibant,
Der beute nod IN Der Salpetriere il,
@ertpenbrne Itebt. gbarcot bate be-
obad)tet, baB biele Hatienter hei larger.
gabn@ pber @asenfabrten cinc ecobe
grlsidlterung fliblter. 9araufbin lie5
er iid), bom Sngeniellr Soliennc linIerz
itiibt, einen Salitelltl fonltruircl, Ser
cine analpge grihiitteruna er5enate, lpie
man iie inn giienbabnfoutc entpfinbet.
Seute tpeib man, baB biei. @ibratipn
berlibtgenb auf bas gfernenIhitem eins
ipirft, rnb bab, Iie beionncr3 gegeil
Shlaflpligfeit lii1b Neuralgien 5il ter
ipetben iei; lie realilirt brrcb ibrcn gin<
flub auf bas @efdbneb Den @lnttreise
Iarf n,b urterltiitt bantit audi Die Ser5>
tldtigfei..
Das beitdnbige Srhiitteln bes Mntoz
n,obils lit bie sSSbealirrm Der paiIiben
8eipegltug, fpie iie Die W2ebi3iner nene
ren; iie regt Die Sefretion Der @erbauz
llngsprgane an nno ptrft WalsfeIs
frdrnpfen entsegen; tie beipdbrt ben 9lrz
terrier, ihre GIdIfiaifGt If1n berbittnert
elm glngiospasnta (Blntgefdbfrdmpf), ],
bas elm @orldrfer oer 5fleroie (glrte@
rienberfalfneeD 5lt iein pflegt. 9arum
iolIte bas GntomDbilfabren Der bepors
5lgte Sport bes Nannes ieiil iobnlb er
iih ben Siinf3igern ndbert, ltrlb bnr al
lem bes ipeibliden @eIblehtes, beflen
gicllIationsibitent in bieien Sabren nod
rlebr bebrpbt lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

ben befddftiat. 42,837 2ofDmDtioz
fiibrer, 44,13O 9eiaer, 29,957 gpns
Dufteure unb "a, ,274 in ben anberen
Oienitleiitunger. Meinenitener, Sig
nalleute unb Mdrter CAB es 50,7S3.
Qn 2Dbnen ipurben $577, ,264 ,841
ausbe3ablt; Der 2obn maht fehSia
prpaent Der 8etriebsfoiten unb 80
prp3ent Der 8rutto~Ginndbmen aus.
Ods in ben Bdbnen anseleate Ra=
pital belGuft ii9 auf $11, ,491 ,034.s
$50 ober $61 400 per Meile. Stammz
tapital gum 8etrage BON $3,176,z
609,698 aoblte feline Dipioenbsn, bas
8lei9e gilt fir $378,937, ,8O6 Der fun
birten Shulb. 576,865, ,230 perlonen,
53,688,722 mebr als i'm Sabre 1899.
nurben bon ben 8abnen befDrbert
unb 1,1O1 $50, ,238 Sonnen syradt,
cine 3unabme BON 141 ,916,655. Die
ginnabme per pa1iasier belief iih i'm
Ourdidnitt auf 2.0O3 Gents, fix
6ru4t auf 0.729 Sent per Spnne. Ois
ruttp=gtnnubmen BON 192,556.0o
Meilen beltefen ith auf 81 ,487, ,o44,=
814, bic 8etrie6sfolten auf $961 ,428, :
511. Oas geIummte @infommen Der
8abnen, ipprin ane Quenen eineez
i9loKen Itno, betrug $688, sol, ,374,
bas Nsttoz@intommen 1927, ,26O, ,447;
an OipioenDen purDen $139, ,6O2,514
erfldrt. DteSteuerabgaben ber8abnen
beliefen ii6 i'm OurhI6nitt auf $47, :
415,433 pber $254.78 per Meile.
ginen ipihtisen Nbidnitt bes 8e-
ri6tes biloet Der Nuslpeis iiber bic
llnsliidsfdue. 8etroffen nurben bon
fol6en 58,185, nobon 1865 um s
2eben famen. 8on bieIen iparen 1850
giIenbabnbebienI Itete, ndbrenb 39,643
oerielben 8erlebungen erlitten. 8si
oem 3uiammentoppeln bon Wagen
famen 282 Mngeitente um's 2eben,
1929 au Sdaoen. Gs famen 243
BaTagiere um's lebsn unb 3442 err
lttten 8erlebungen. Sm 2aufe BON
brei5ebn sSabren baben 86,277 perIps
men in Solge pon @tienbabnllnfdusn
ibr 2eben perloren unb 469,027 tru +.
gen 8erlebunsen bapon.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
Giiettbabtt=Statiitts.

Die 3ptI6en1 1tdatli9e 8erfebr5s
Gommiiiion beitebt iebt pier3e1n
Sabre; mas lie lpdbrenb bieIer 3sit
geleiitet, benz 3tpede ibrer ginIebung
-au entipre9en, ndmlib Der Bunpesz
resierung bic Gontrolle iiber oas
@iienbabnpeIen 3uriidougelpinnen, biz
BEL Der 8ergebung Der 8ubnpripilegien
feit5u6alten berIdumt purbe, Da5
tann man in etne NuB19ale binein>
i4reiben; nit manselbafter Nutoritdi
ausgeriiitet, lit es ibr ni6t mDgli,b
sepeien, Die ben 6dnoen ibres S6Dz
piers enttpa6iene S9Dpfllng pieOer
in bic 3ett Der nod nidt auseetrete,
men Ginberi9ube 5uriid5ubrdngen;
ibre Sbdtigteit gum Sdube per tleiz
neren 8ertebrsz Snterefen gegen ous
ueberpu9ern Der grDberen fat itch
auf elm nur bel4eioenes MaB Be-
Iardntt, basesen gibt lie in ieoem
Sabre einen gepiRenbaften Nuspei5
iiber bic ietpeilige Sage oes gtIenba6n=
pelens, Der tmmerbtn man9e irtereI>
fante Mngaben entbdlt.
gem norl1lesenoen, prel0eDnten SAP
resoerlnte II gu entne9men, Dap ols
Itnan5teue Ga9e per Sd9nen no0
fortbauernb in Der 8e6erung begriffea
TT. 4m 81. Sunt l9U0 betanoen I11p
nur mon o2 Soaa39nge1ell1naften tn Den
0anoen ppm vfanenoermaltern, l9
nent9er als I'M oorauf9e9angenen
Saa9re. 10 oapon tamsn neu btn5u,
naprenD 50 Der flnan51ellenWoaramnu!noz
1natt entaoben nuroen. Sle Wfe1lenz
aa9l Der Sa9nen, na4 Der Nange Der
eeIn3elnen 9ele11e gere9net, bat tn bent
Ser1ntsldpre UNI 4 ,o5l:l2 Nfellen 5n-
genommen nno betragt TN 9anoen
l93,345.78 Wtetlen, ale porbanoeneil
0eletie lnge14lonen 1T bic 9elamt1tz
mellen5abl 259, ,1o8.O7 Utellen. Sle
3abl per 9e1el19aften. ipel9e Der 8ez
rtht behanoelt, TT 2,O23; BON bieisr
fibren 1867 felb1tanbtge Bstrtebsre9z
r1ung, 84a Z iperoen als unabbdnglg
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
Met g If b q m m bi I 9 0dbb
den.

S9 babb' q i9e.ns Odbbden
Qm S9oammDii6 in ben rSnodrn"
Oaraus tranf id man4' Ordbb9en
Sic fier mein 2dpen germ.
Sd sann 9ie's MIDI oeredifen,
60 nieolib mars uno fein.
gs ging, tpenn gut gemdf1en,
Ie balDer 2ioer nein.
Sd babb's BON meiner glDen
@ei9enfo beaommen dmdl
unb Dabt's in Qe6ren bulDen,
Nls ndri9 a 9olDbogal.
Oe 9dllner'n babb's aeri6mlfen
Sn tbrer 0uiTli6geeo.
Sic brdgt uff ibr'n 9epthen
Met sroBes 9draeleeo.
9ebrisbb bdns' i9 met Sdbbden,
inns Sdrae IS merTdb f9pGr,
Mir idmedo gee een5'ges 9rdbb6er
5eib iener S9ounOe mdhr.
3. 8oist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08
prof. Ralauer's Oeoattkeil=
fplittfr.

Menn bentz
outage BON eis
nem WRdbhen
gefast fpirb,
DdB es bas
3eug baan be-
itb@, einen1
Wann bas 2e<
BEN angenehn1
5u MAIDEN, 10
1T bamit im~
ner 8elb gez
n1eint.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

ssrii6er reiifen iie na9 Minnefota. Da
feline sefunbbeitlihen S9ubmubrez
geln setroffen tpurben. nurbe bic
Rranfbeit bort in bem MaBe einge<
f9leppt, 10 baB Der 5taat feinen Ruf
als Rurort perlor. Mebnlihe 3uftGn=
be broben iebt benz fernen Weften. Sn
einem 8erid3te, ben Or. Getpan Der
COLORADO Mebtcal @pcietp pprlegte,
beibt es, bab BEL 13 procent Der Soz
besfdlIe on 56tpinbiu4t in jenen,
State Die Rranfbeit bort ibren Mn=
fang genpmmen babe. Mebnli1 ftebt
es i'm fiiblihen California. Der Gan
tpetft Bel bieIer @elesenbeit auf ben
Regierungsbeiib Der 6ot @prings in
Mrfanfas als prdaebenafall fir bos
Gtnf6retten Der &esieruns bin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

esm @tadte 8irainien lit ber Gon=
Dention, tpeldbe iid3 nit Menberune
unb Reaelung Der 8erfaf1una bef1Gfz
tigt, Elm 8eihlub ,boraelegt, befen
3fDed es lit, benz 2Dnhaert6t ein
@nDe au bereiten. Die sSaifuna be5
8efhlnRes lit alIerbinas baau ange=
tban. gs betbt in ber1ielben. oaB es
bic 8flt1t Des @ouDerneurs fein ion,
nenn iraenbpo i'm Staate Elm Qpn9z
aeriht ftattfinbet, fofort eine 8elobz
nuna bon $500 fir @ntbeder Der
Qnnher aussuieben, fppbei Der Mnqez
Der, felbit tpenn er nit au Der Qpn6=
banbe aebDrt bat. ais Gtdatsaeuae
natiirlih frei ansgebt. seSebe 10 ben
8eh0rben befannt genante perIon
ION unter Mnflage BON Morb i'm err
item @rabe ftehen. seSn sydGen, fpo
tsin thatIGhliher Morb erfolet lit,
iolIen alIe betbeiliaten perfonen unz
ter Nnflaae BON glufruhr eeitelIt unb
oemaen1GR beitraft iperben. sserner
ion Der Staat aeaDunaen fetn, ben
aeieblihen @rben zines @elbn1ten,
bic Summe BON $1,000 dnsauadhlen
unb ION biefe 5umnle bon Der 9taoi
unD benz gDuntp. IN ipel1en Der
MDrb qefnehen lit. besdhlt ipsrben.
Das itnb iebenfalIs iebr braftif6e
MnRre1eln, bic tpDhl aesidnet limb,
ben Qeuten, tpelhe Nemt -unb @eFeb
in bic eioene 6unb nehme1 'polen,
bie Musfiihrlina ~ Derleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-08-08

llngebeure Mntbraait-9orrdtbe ba>
ben bic Rnblenbarone iih eingelegt.
Man fann thnsn nuhrehnen, Dab lie
in biefem Sabre bis iebt iiber 5 Millio=
men Sonnen mehr haben fDrbern laHen
ais I'm Sabre Dorber. Srobbem finb
bic preiie fir 9arttoblen felt Mnfang
biefes WDnats ipieberbDlt in bic 9Dbe
gegdngen, unb biefe rSenbena" fon
betanntlid audi Bis in ben 9erbft
1inein ben &Dblenmarft bsberri1en.