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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05

II ever a person needs to exercise The
God given quality OF co Nmon sense, 1t Is
when he begins to be sick.
One can afford to be stupid ov freakish
or careless OF frivolous when well. There
Is no man 70 poor II he has hi health,
Giles sound and his stomach normal, who
cannot correct his mistakes.
But the moment n falls sick-when as
sure as fate. disease with its mild Begin
nings, II not PROMPTLY checked. is bound
TO develop into serious illness-there Is
no longer time to experime mt or blupder.
The experience Of the tho world has
shown that in every case of sickness re-
sulting from impaired nerves and impure
blood Paine's celery compound o i'm
mediate and effective good For the
last ten years the thousands of au henti ,
reports Of Individual cases have multi
piled, until 1t can absolutely be said that
in no one ase does This great remedy
ever fail to benefit, and taken promptly.
to cure!
And yet during that time a hundred
worthless n strums under patented,
catchy names has been foist.d upon the
pub ic, and some Of them for a triaf
period hav. had large .aies But every
one Of them haviog been tired have been
found sadly wanting, and after their I'M
scrupulons prol rietOrs have made all the
money tney COHiN IN QeIraut Ing the well
and Sc iWisly harming the sick. these
quack medicines and their catchy. silly
names have disappeared from view.
There Il Il connection being sold in this
st t. today, wher. RS speculative adver-
t sing was begun a year later than in
other States a year or two ago. which
has gene 'he way Of its predecessors so
rapidly thst In every section Of the coun-
try wher. 1t was first exploited, the sales
have dropped of as rapidly as they be-
gun, and the obscure company behind it
finds 1t no longer possible, even by the
most SENSATIONAL methods, to create any
demand Whatever for 1t.
Unlike ali these and other such Prep
a%rations. Paine's celery compound has
stood the test Of time and experience. 1t
Is not a patent m. dicine; it 10 the discov-
cry Of n Of the greatest physicians the
world has had. probably the most success
full practitioner in this country, whose
reputation IVES already established as a
specialist in nervous diseases. and bwho
was and il the foremost authority in the
world On the diseases of the blood and
nerves, Prof. Edward F. Phelps, NJ. D.,
LII. D. AS distinguished in his way as
his kinsman that other great vermonter
OF the family Of Phelps. whs a. our recent
minister to tho Court Of st. James 50 able
title OF diplomat and statesman
In these LAST ten years the proprietor
OF Pains celery compound have been
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05
CITY NEWS

The young woman's Tourist Club
will meet with Mrs. Chauncey Wiley
Monday a%fterdoon, Oct. 7, at $50
O'Clock 1919
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05
To, Causes Might Alarm.

taken With Croup,' writes Mrs. j. G
Snider. Of C%1ittenden, KY, ut seemed it
would strangle before we could get a doc
tor. 80 We gave it DR.. King 8 new Diaoov-
cry, which gave quick elief and perman-
emily cured it. We always Keep It in the
house to protect our children from Group
and Whooping Cough. 1t cured me Of a
chronic Bronchial trouble that no other
remedy would relieve" lnfallible for
Coughs, Colds. Throat and Lung Troubles.
50c and 100. Trial bottles free at W.
H. Gladding's Parlor Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05
Stepped Into Live coala.

"When q child l burned my foot
frightfully." writes w. II, Eads, Of
J%onosville, w., which caused horrible
leg sores for thirty years. but Bucklen's
everything else failed" lnfallible for
Burns. Soalds Cuts, Sores, Bruises and
lies. Sold by w. II. GAddings ParloY
rag Store. 2Se
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05

When you want to advertise lo
for circulation first. The TELEGRAl
has the largest circulation, therefor
1t is the best advertising medium. u
1t for results.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05

There will be a rehearsal Ut Guy
Mann ring" Saturday evening in n.
OF P. hall. A full chorus is urged to
be present. 4
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05

Your advertisement In the TELE-
GRAM is read by about 1000 sub
scribers every day. Add to this the
members of their families and you see
you are placing your business before
10000 people in this vicinity every
day.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05

National Life Insurance Co. of Yer
mont (MutuaD ORGANIZED in 1850.
). S. Ballard, General Agent, N. B.
Ballard, Local Agent, Rooms 2 and 3,
Miles Block, Bal, re, Vermont.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-10-05
UP TO the PREsENr TINT

we have but one grade. All are on
equal terms. House Painters, Mas
ter Mariners, Physicians, Chemists,
Policemen, Clergy men, Brokers. Ban.
kers, Lawy rs, Senators, Presidents
or Cabinet Officers. No special CLASH.
flcalion, one price only.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
i CHIEF LAVELL RETURNS.
Brought Back David Hahn and Says
Dr. He Had a Good Time.

Chief of Police +. j. Lavell returned
last night from his trip to Oakland.
Cal, where he went for David Hahn, the
young man who beat the State Savings
bank out of $50 by forging the name
of friend.
Chief Lavell states that Hahn admitted
his guilt and said that he did not know
what possessed him to get the money. At
the time of his arrest he was engaged
as a bell hop for the Metropole hotel
in Oakland.
Chief Lavell has only kind words for
California, and says that it is great
country. He went from Butte to Seattle
over the Northern Pacific and by boat
the rest of the way. On the return trip
he rode over the Southern Pacific to
Portland and the rest Of the way over the
Northern Pacific. 1t was his first trip
to California. and he appears to have
improved in health. Although he saw
much to interest him on the trip. he says
that Butte is good enough for him.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20

Died at the residence Of his sister,
1924 Wyoming street. South Butte, at
1880 o'clock on the morning of Feb-
ruary 10, 1901, joel Crossman, we'll
known resident of this city. The sub
ject of this sketch was born in Genessee
county. N. Y, on August IS, 1917, and
resided in that county until nearly II
years of age. when with his parents he
removed to Cattaraugus county, N. ~.
where his father had previously pur-
chased a large farm in those then vests
ern wi.ds, where the unbrOken forests
pointed their thousand spires toward
heaven. and the alder and the willow
Still dallied with the ripping stream.
From these primeval lands, cleared by
the Woodlands AK, a pleasant and COM
Portable home soon arose. Here the boy
hood and young manhood of this memoir
was passed. He received good COM
mon school education, with now and
then a term at the village academies
furnished by those times. In the early
forties he travelled extensively through
the state of Ohio as an agent of various
book concerns. In 1S49 he went to
Keolxuk county, Iowa, and located land,
and in 1851 made that county his resi-
dence.
In the autumn of 1852 he returned to
visit his New York home, and on October
"a, 1852, was united in marriage to Miss
Cynthia Marsh. in Franklinville, N. Y.
Returning with his young wife. Keokuk
county became his permanent home.
For many years he was a conspicuous
figure in the politics of that county. He
worked assiduously for the republican
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20

party, and the party in return conferred
upon him many positions of RESPONSE
bility and trust. He held the office of
county surveyor for Is years, the Office
of assessor of internal revenue for four
years, served as a member of the board
of supervisors, and ever discharged his
social duties with scrupulous care and
fidelity.
to meet an overwhelming sorrow in the
death of his beloved wife. She left him
with four small chiidren-Clarence g.,
Omar A., Surena c. (Mrs. Sheldon
Woods) and Alvin A. These sons are all
at present residents of Butte.
On August 10, 1862 he was married to
Miss Sarah +. Demming of Lancaster,
Iowa. By this marriage there We're born
four children-Mrs. A. j. Daum and Mrs.
b. F. Piummer of Butte: Joel D. Cross
man, at present of Salt Lake, and Miss
Ida Crossman, a teacher in the Butte
schools.
Mr. Crossman made his first trip to
Butte in the spring of 20, preceding the
narrow gauge railroad. He prospected
during the summer and located several
claims in the vicinity of Park and Horse
canyons. On his fourth trip to Mons
tana he moved his family to Butte,
where most Of his children still reside.
He has been a lifelong Mason, joining
when a young man, and being a Mason
for over fifty years. He was devotedly
attached to that order, and by his re-
quest he will be buried by the Masonic
order from Masonic hall on Thursday,
February q, at ? o'clock.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
LATE ANACONDA NEWS.
THE CRITTENTnN TEA.

The ladies of the Crittenden circle are
very much encouraged over the success
which attended their efforts in giving
"Crittenden tea" at the Presbyterian
church Yesterday afternoon. There
were about 20 people present who par
took of the refreshments so daintily
served.
Mesdames Leahy, Remington, Coy
kendall, Laird, McLaren and Hender-
son presided over the affair, and they
are deserving Of great credit for the
interest they have aroused in the move
ment to give assistance to- the Critten-
den home in Helena, to which institu-
ton the proceeds will be applied.
Many of the ladis1 present yesterday
promised to maze contributions of
clothing, which >re needed at the home.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
COME OUT FRIDAY NIGHT.

The executive committee of the Lincoln
republican club had not decided up to
this afternoon who would fill thep lace
of Mr.. Mantle as speaker at the Lincoln
and Washington day celebra ton to take
pace at the Margaret theater Friday
night.
An effort is being made to get Ex-
Senator Sanders, and every hope is ex-
pressed that he will accept.
At any rate, some good speaker will be
obtained, and the meeting wifi come off
with an entertaining programme. Every
one is invited to turn out.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
WILL PAY 1T ALL BACK.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Anaconda. Mont, Feb. 20.-Deputy
Sheriff DAILY returned from Butte this
afternoon with Robert Twendale, who
was held there under arrest. Twendale
has been wanted since last August for
demolishing property belonging to Dave
Hogan of Gold Creek.
He pleaded guilty. stating that he was
drunk at the time, but offered to make
good the damages as soon as he obtains
money to do so. Justice Kennedy took
the case under advisement.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
LOW RATES TO THE SOUTH"

Excursion tickets at reduced rates are
now being sold by the Chicago. Milwau-
kee & ST. Paul railway to the prominent
resorts in the south, including jackson.
Vile. Fla: Mobile. Ala; New Orleans.
La: Savannah, Ca, and Ell Paso. Texas.
which are good for return at any time
prior to June list 1901. Information re-
garding rates, routes. time. etc.. can be
obtained on application to any "Milwau-
kee" agent. or by addressing J. T. Con-
ley. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent. st. Paul
Mimi.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
NOTICE,

There will be a meeting Of the newly
appointed city central committee on
Thursday evening, Feb. q, at 80 sharp,
in county attorneys Office. courthouse.
Commttee-1st ward, John Byrne;
End ward, d. M. Kinds: Bird ward. NJ
p. Tonrey; 4th ward, John Weston: 9Th
ward, Pat McHugh; 9th ward. Joe Bene-
dict: 18th ward, Anthony Lenehan: Sth
ward, w. D. Clark
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20

Fresh Montana Ranch Eggs. guaran
teed strictly fresh, 35c dozen. New YorI
Counts and Olympia oysters. Bluv
Points in shell.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
TO REMOVE ESTATE.

Elizabeth Anderson petitioned the dis
tlict court today for permission to re-
move the estate of Mary w. Kelly OF Del
aware, of which state she is a resident.
In her petition she states that she is the
guardian of the person an.. estate of
Charles Anderson Kelly aged about one
year, and that the estate consists of ST.
COZ in the New England Mutual Life In
surance company.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
TRAINS LATE TODAY.

On account of a freight car becoming
derailed in Silver Bow canyon this morn
ing, all the midday passenger trains be-
tween Anaconda and Butte ran via Stu
art today.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20

and HaInburg teams, of local promin-
ence. The teams are made up from
some of the best talent in the city. and
whenever the, meet they never fail to
create no small degree of interest. The
teams will no doubt put up good
game tonight.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20

The employees of the West Colusa mine
have been notified that they will be paid
their wages at the mine on Saturday
between 10 and u o'clock.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20
TAMMANY AND HAMBURG,

Interest does not seem to be lacking
in the sport of bowling in Anaconda:
Tonight contest will be pulled off at
fuckers alleys between the Tammany
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-20

Fresh Mountain Trout. 121ac pound.
Fresh Winnipeg Herring, 10c ID. Smoked
Bloaters. sc each. or & for 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26

Sic SohldubsDaner oeuten ben Bee
ariff Reciprocitdt NIes fiir uns uno
ni6ts fiir anoere.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
Nas GIcmO lit enOafrifa.

@bieagD, %. Deg. Y. i. Snnile,
UiaDor Garter 8. Sasriion uno geter
gan gliillnssn. Mltalieoer oes Som
mites fir ben Sillfsionos fiir Die
autbielOeuoen 8oeren, baben lib, 9e=
fiiBt auf Die am 4. Sesentber bon 6pu=
|oerneur Oates pon SainOis erlaIlene
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f.anation gu publialren uno bel ben
Geiolammlunsen fir Die in ben tiio=
afritanilHen Geconcentraoo=2agern In
8elanaenl1aft befinoliben goeren mit=
3unirten.
Sic proltalnation oes @ouperneurs
lautet
,,Ha mehrere SauIeno Biir9er bes
Gtaates Suinois meme yufmertlanlfeit
auf Die biililoIe uno trauri9e Sage Der
6rauen, Ginoer uno Ni6ttombattanten
eelentt baben, Die in ben militdriihen
2aaern BON Siioafrita eefanaen aebal=
ten weroen unb mid erluht baben.
our1 DIientlide Proclamation Die be-
tlasensmertbe Sage Der pertbeiol9unss.
loIen @ed9teten befannt 81 MAIDEN uno
sur @ubicription bon 8elo, 3leioInas=
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| our Benerun9 Der Sage Der 8efangenen
bei5utragen, iIno
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| ienen 2aeern anseigt, oaB Die un9luf=
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miiien,
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perneur bon Sllinois, hermit i'm Jamen
Der Menihlibteit OIL ale milotbdti9
uno buman eelinnten 8iirser oes Staa=
tes Die 9lufioroeruna. @elo uno Nra.
neien, Nabrung uno 3!eioungsltiide fir
Die tranfen uno rotbleioenoen 8efan=
aenen in ben iiioaIritaniiheu Saaern
beisufeuern. unb i6 ernenne hlerlnli
ben 3i6ter Is. s. 0unne bon Gblcaao,
ben MaDor Garter 8. Sarrilon po,'
Chicago unb peter Ban Yliilinsen bon
@bicago gu eirem @omite, benz lpdtes
nod anoere Berionen beiseaeben peroe11
lolen, um iplbe Beitrdse entsegen 81
nebmen uno bieielben bel Der rSorn
@rdanae Natianal yanf" BON Chicago
all oeponieren, melbe lid freilpillis er=
boten bat, iolde 8eloer eutsesen 81
Inebmen unb na6 oer Srore Der Ge.
nannten ausauaahlen.
lIno ib erlu6e hermit Die prelle oes
5taates Suinois, oieie Proclamation
Dem 8olte bes 5taates Sllinois befann
|su mahen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26

r@ornebme" s SbterquG q :
leret. Sn gaep Yorf tparen fiirslid
bic Ngenten Der bortigen Sbteri6uBz
gefeui9aft bor1tt beidGfttgt, elmer
groufamen Sudlerei bon Pferben, Die
in Die &oroHen Der Dornebmen Welt
eeipannt iinb, elm gnbe 81 MAIDEN. Gs
banoelte it9 ndmlib um etne, u8urr"
genannte 8orribtung, etn Stiid iteifen
2ebers, an befen Snnenlette fi9 ent>
tpeber iteife 8oriten pber In no9 i6ltnz
meren SGllen fletne glGsel beftnben.
Ser v8urr" ipirb nit Der fta9eltgen
Sette na9 Snnen an bem &opfgel9irre
bes pferbes befeftigt, unb bel iebem
&n3teben Der 3iigel bobren iih Die
idarfen SptBen in bas Maul bes pferz
bes, tpel9es por 99mera ben &opf in
bic 9Dbe bebt unb babel ungemetn feuz
rig ausiiebt. 9ie Nnpenbung btefes
Marterpert3euees 1T aber geiebli9 perz
boten. Srobbem fanben Die Ngenten
Der genannten @e1elfdaft tnnerbalb
etniger Sage ntd]t tpeniger als Elm
Oubenb bteler n8urrs" an pferben, bic
bor &utf9en gefpannt tDaren, pel4e
bpr Dem MaDi5on Square @orben
bieIten, in Dem bic ol(idbrlibe Seem
YDrter pferbeouslteGung ftattfanb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
Cite Irautpz Stati;tif.

Gin Sem Orleans, Ca, 5tatiliifer
bat ansgerehnet, DAB jeoen Mlnter
tpenigltens 100, 900 1ramps aus Dem
Norben nod benz Siioen tomnlen uno
spar 10, 900 na1 2ouiliana, 5000 na0
MrfanIas, 5000 nab Mlabanla. 10. 0C0
nad 9enneilee, 5000 na6 Gentufp,
Il, 900 nab 9eras, 5000 na6 WlilIii=
lippi. 5000 nah Glorioa, 5000 nad
Noro uno 5iio @arolina Sic scm-
men Mnfanes 9lopenbtr unO 9eben
iDieber i'm Mdr3, bettelnb, lteblenb unb
l1nfug treibeno, cine pln9e fiir bic Bee
bDlteruns, ipelhe iie erndbrt. Diele
5ramps iDlten, tpie Der 6tatifiter
meint, auf 6taats= unb @enleilloe Gara
men untergebradt unb aur gtrbeit 1e=
sipungen tperben, uno tuenn ieber bon
ibnen @etreioe &C. I'M Wertae BON SO
pro Sag probn3irt. niirbe oies psr
Mlonat 10000 ooer per Subr
~, ,O00, 900 MAIDEN, einc Ginnatlne
|tpeldr cie Giaaten 9ar5 gut gebrauben
t6nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
3wei BaNa8iersii8e foaiotren
i'm ppllen 9ompf tnitetnanoer.

San SSrancisco, 10. Seq. 9eute
Moroen nm 2 rbr eollioirten stpel
3uee oer Soutbern pacific Sabn un=
melt l1plano, MpntereD Gountp, nno
es iIt Der Nerluit bon etma 10 big IL
WenI6enleben, tbeils Banaeiere, tbells
3ueperlonol gu betla9en. Gen leBten
geri6ten Sufplse, mar Der in nbrpliber
Gidtung fabrenoe qua in grano 9e=
ratben.
9on Gan Sraneisco aus tpuroe Elm
grtro5ug nit Ner5ten une Silfsmann=
19aft nod bem Sdauplab Der &ata=
itropbe abgeianot.
Sic beioen 3Hge, tpel6e sulammen=
IfieBen, tuaren Der in n6roli6er Rid=
tune fabrenoe 3ug 9to. 9 uno Der IN
liioli1er Gibtune fabyenoe 3u9 yto.
10. grlterer bdtte beute w(or9en nm
II ubr 80 Minutsn bier eintrehen Iol-
len, Guperinte+loent Sraser bon De,
Gufenbipiliou Der Southern Paeltl(
Bate bis beute Nor2en ge9en . ubl
nur lpGr!ibe Snformation, pelbe ba=
b;n einsen, oab beioe 3il9e 3ertriimmert
| Ieten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26

golgsnbes 9tsertsnnun9sl6reiben
Ipridt fir Iitb ielblt. 5err eSobn q.
8eCfmon Td)reibt : yDr. aeter 5aDrs
ueD, Ghjcago. Sl. Mertbsr Scrr
GmpTanqen Sic meine inni9en Son'
fir Die arpbe Woblt6ot, pelDs id ourd
Sbr berrliAes Seilmittel, Torni's Nl=
pentrduter Slutbeleber, erfilbr. SD
lit an Der 2eber, bate @erItopfung,
Gop'ihmerSen, 0ersweh uno nod an.
Dere llebel. Wleln NanSer &orpel
idmerate mid uno i'd fiiblte 10 reG
eleno. SD bin Sc Sabre alt UNI
oatbte mein Stiinblein bdtte 9ei6lagen,
Nber balb puroe es anoers. Sobal(
i1 ben Nlpenfrduter 8lutbeleber ein=
nabm, nelte li6 8eiieruns Elm. 6eut,
bin i1 aeiunb uno riiitis nno perll:r
teinen Sag Bel Der glrbeit. Stun mah'
id es mir our Gufgabe. Sbre merits
pole Mcoisin su empIeblen 10 oft lid
@elegenbeit bietet.
Nhtunsspou, Sobn u. Bedmann
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
Sem Gane ins gsuae geid,aut.

nWtr blutetf uft pas Ser5", 70 ihgeitt
8. 6. gY.rifreet, bon Glsn, Senn., ,penn
ib meine Jrau buiten bSrte, pab eS mand,<
sal lcbien, ais pb lore iAwate, 1bmerS~
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5iihtise 2lcr5te erfidrten, paB lire Nue@
jebrun8 sat NETT, pprgeihritten leiL nnn
oaB feine Mebi3in prer lpuIiige iroilhe
{onlfe iic mod rettcn fGnne. Gin gutter
8efannter Da9e9en emrfabl ibr u9r.
Sfing's Nep Discovery, unp fortseleBter
@ebraudb oieler 0lepisin rettete ibr ras
eeeen". Dieielte TT ras Bette unp litberite
Shubmittel sesen 6ulten, grtaltuns,
8rpnhttis, Nltbma unp alle !5alSz uno
eungentranfbeiten. 3u SOC. unp Sl.O0
erbaltlih in Der Npptbete spn Jranf
Muler u. Sobn. NrpbeFdIh6en frei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
q 0 m s. o + It 5 ur E a Il. s

q o m S % fbureau. Das
in Mafbington, .. g., neuorganiiirte
Goritbureou lit i'm @erlduf biefes Sis
taliabres nit Der 8unbes=Hegierlna
unb berfhiebenen @taatsz zRsgierungen
fDtpie nit bielen pripatbeiibern in
Rooperatipn getreten, nnb ieine 9ilfe
lit i'm @ansen fir 100000 older in
Nnfprnh eenommen iporben, BON benen
iih 100000 in pribatbe1ib befanben.
Sir 225,OOO 9lder in priDatbeiib itnb
betailIirte Mirtbl9aftsplGne aufgeiteli
iporben. Sn Der Gegenb Der geplanten
Mppalahie=M =Meierbatipn iinb 10000
600 Older unterfudt, auf Rarten etns
setragen, flaffifi5irt unb eingebenb
itubirt iporben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-12-26
SIM 0ienlEe pDn ed,iH6risd,igen.

gtus einem iiingft erfcbieneren 8es
rid@te bes @5,tpsrintenserten bes 2e@
beaSrattangs GteaItes an ben Guiten
uao Qlf baii SEEN fer Ser. @taoter lit
gu erIeben, baB bas leBte eSqbr, dbgee
ls1en 1on 0ea Sa6ren 1882, 1885 unb
1858, ben geritlsitsn gerlaF bon men@
fdette6en ouf GGiffen burd llnfdlle
felt Der orgnleinen glsbe5nung beg
DtsnItts 81 per3cig5Ren bate. Sic
9ur3iGnittsaobl Der id9rlid perlorez
nen Menfdenleben bat iid pdbrenb Der
gal15en YeriDoe bDn 25 sSabren dnf 81
belaufen, 10 boB Elm MenTdenleben auf
Ii llnfdue fam, tpdbrenb Die .3abl Der
@erluite tpd1renb bes lebten sabres
II obsr einer auf 43 l1nfalle betrug.
Muf regtftrirten Sdiffen allein ftellt
1i9 bic 3obl Der Gerlufte nur auf fiebcn
ober einen auf 54 5dlle. Die 3abl Der
llnfdne auf regtftrtrten Shiffen betrug
i'm pertptdenen sobre 377. unb es Be-
fanben iih auf ben babel betbeiligten
Shiffen 2848 peripnen. Ser
@ddbunaspertb Der betrpffenen
59iffe hetrug $5,263, ,420 unb Der
ibrer 2abung S2,O90,58O. @on biefen
BetrGgsn tpurben $6,263,o35 gerettet,
Die 9eTammtsabl Der untersesangenen
GGiffe betrug 43. gu ben pcritebens
ben gefellten iid 393 unfdlle auf fleiz
men, nidt resiftrirten Gobr5eugen, aui
tpel9en ii1 927 perfonen befanben
BON benen aebn urn's 2eben fo1nen. Oit
Mannf6aften Der Nettungsitationer
bradten 422 sefdbrbete S6iffe ir
Stherheit ober letiteten Bel ibrer Het=
tung 5ilfe. Steie 5abr3euse batten
nit ibren 2abungen, einen Wert6 pDr
$3.139,O1O. Ote Mannihaften leiite.
ten ferner 8eiItanb BON geringerer 8e.
beutune 548 in 8ebrdngnib eeratbener
Sabrseueen, abgeIeben bapon, bab 231
Sabr3euge DDr brobenber @efahr ge:
iparnt purben. Die Soften bes Inter
boltes bes Dienftes betrugen 81, $40,
O13.
Ser generolz5uper pertrtenbent mad
npbmals bringenb auf bic unauldng
libfeit Der 9eaohlune Der Diitrtft
| Supertntenbenten aufrnerfIam, Dol
benen ct onntmnt, bab iie bic OH
i9le6teften be3ablten 8eamtsn Der Re
| gierung ftnD, namentli6 in NnbetraA
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ibrer Sbltegenbetten unb bes llmfanae
ibrer antli9en Nerantiportuna. sSbr
@ebGlter betraeen Don $500 bi
$500 idbrlt9, unb iie miiKen aautip
men i'm Betraee BON $4,000 Biz $50,
900 itele1. Gr e1npfteblt, bic Gebdl
ter auf iGbrlieb $2500 81 itetgern.