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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

The annual report on immigration
shows that CAS-, 743 immigrants came
over to make their homes among us
during the last fiscal year. OF these
466, $3.50 were males and 1884 fe-
males. OF the entire number OF ar
rivals Italy supplied l7s,a75, an in
crease of 42,379 over the mum Der for
1901; Austro- Hungary III, 9ss, an in.
crease Of 5s, 5ss, and Russia lO7, S47,
an increase Of 2,o9o. Most European
countries showed an increase, but
there was falling of in the arrivals
from Ireland amounting to i,4aS, the
total from that country being go, 1888.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
Tale Of q Doo.

Stories of dogs which have drowned
themselves In nts OF despair have
been not inrrequent, but the narrative
of the intelligent beast In Hoboken
which was condemned 10 death. and
after receiving sentence In court tried
TO bite the magistrate who scaled his
doom. is refreshingly novel. What
can be the limit II canine understand
ing OF human speechf
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

The question of closing the sal
oons on Sundays is not debatable.
Their. is law against their keeping
open and it should be enforced. II
the present administration is not
capabl of enforcing Il. 1t should re-
sign. II il won't enforce it should
be impeached.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Mayor Yeiser today said that he
would enforce to the best of his
ability ANY ordinance the municipal
boards may see fit to pass" It may
be pertinent to remark that If he
does it as well in the future as he
has in the past his ability must be
rather limited.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
The Humanitarian" Sect.

The Humanitarian" we're a small
sect In London. founded by Mr. Kas.
parry a German Hebrew. Their prin-
ciples, set forth on 1.-THE Fifteen Doc
trines Of the Religion of God. written
in 1866 include pantheism and trans
migration Of souls.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

II the city administration is not
capable of enforcing the law it
should resign in a body. II it sim
ply doesn't want to enforce it, should
be impeached. bag and baggage.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

The labor unions of Paducah are
on to that convict-chair racket and a
little later on there will be "doins"
in this neck Of the woods.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Revival services will be in progress
all week at the Second Baptist church.
Rev. W. H. Robinson, the pastor,
will preach tonight, and will be as
sisted by Rev J. O. Reid and others
until the arrival of DR.. Bow from
Louisville, q leading divine in the
Baptist church, who will continue the
meeting.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
Shah Visited the Baths.

The Shah Of Persia visited the Carls-
bad baths before going 10 England.
The English newspapers have always
hlnted that the shah needed some
thing OF that sort
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

The county health authorities will
issue at once q general regulation
for all children in the county TO be
vaccinated. They have q right to
do this, and the rule should be COM
piled with Immediately. A penalty
of from $40 to 800 may be imposed
for failure or refusal. The spread Of
smallpox in the country districts can
very often be traced to a refusal of
the people to heed the advice or
obey the regulations of the board Of
health, and the result is that doc
tors have TO be sent out and pest
houses established and the taxpayers
foot the bills, which sometimes amount
to comparatively an enormous sum.
A Graves county physician recently
employed to look after tie smallpox
brought in a bill for 1872 days service
at the rate of IS day, total of sl,-
456, which will fall on the taxpay-
ers. This is the reason the taxpay-
ers in the city, who pay two-thirds
of the taxes in the county, have a
right to insist that the board OF
health's rules be observed in order
that the necessity of such bills shall
be obyiated as far as possible.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
DIED OF CONSUMPTION.

Fulton, Oct. 20-Mrs. Hardin, wife
of W. o. Hardin. well known and
highly respected. died of consumption
after an illness Of two years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Rev. J. O. Reid has received n call
from a church in Chicago, but an
nounced to his congregation yesterday
that he would remain in Paducah, es-
pecially as ne Is taking q great inter.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Notably large congregations were
out yesterday, all the churches being
crowded, and the ministers feel much
encouraged at the interest manifested.
The sermons were pointed, strong,
earnest and foroible, and the blows
were straight from the shoulder.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

There were sadditions TO the First
Cumberland Presbyterian church yes.
terday.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Commissioner Ware, of pensions,
has the happy faculty Of being hu-
morous and at the same time gently
rebuking some Of the evils ne finds to
prevail in his department He ha s
just promoted one of the clerks, and
in the official announcement says that
the clerks record shows he was absent
only fourteen days in four years, had
not day sick leave in eight yesrs.
had steered no statesmen up against
the commissioner, never told the com
missioner about his pedigree or distin-
guished relatives, had not told the
commissioner how capable he was OF
how much entitled to promotion, and
his record on merit is excellent. The
commissioner closes by requesting
the names of others with similar rec.
ords. Needless to say the announce
ment has created something of SEN
sation in the pension department.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Tonight's session Of the council
manic board will be a warm one il
repo is are true.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
MONDAY. OCT. 90, 1902.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

HON. P. II. DARBY, Of Caldwell,
for Court Of Appeals.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

There were 81 additions sll told,
TO the churches in Paduoah yester-
day.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

Mrs. Thomas Simpson of Hoboken,
n. j., daughter of Major Morton. an
English army officer, has saved so
many people from drowning. It is said,
that She has fot tired Of keeplng.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

z Mrs @. M. Ward viii return from
Lhttle Rock this afternoon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
FOR ALDERMEN.

FOR ALDERMEN
z. Z. BELL.
WILLIAM KARNESS .a.N g..
O. H. CHAMBLIN. .5r
OSCAR SHARKS.
U. s. wALSToN.
FRANK KIROHoFF Si35t
W. H. PITCHER.
]. s. TROUTMAN.
FOR TKEASURER5 -
WosoAR HANK; y an
lghssfs TAI hi
= FOR CITY JAILER.
ADoLPH JAMES.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
VOTE INSTANTANEOUS
Continued from first psge)

eye witness says il was q brewery
wagon.
The Ministerial Association met at
the First Baptist church this morn
ing, a number Of laymen being pres.
ent by invitation, Nothing was done
that IL was desired to give out at pres
emit, except that important matters
were discussed and the association de-
cided TO attend the meeting Of the
council tonight in . body.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

est in the reform movement before
the people just now.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20
Congress

HON. O. H. LINN, of-LyOn, for
Oon0rasa
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-10-20

UP 10 THE PEOPLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-17

turned to Hilo on Tuesday say that the
bottom of Halemaumau is a surging
mass of molten lava, and that the flow
from the cone on Monday night was
of such volume that it did not seem
possible that it could continue long
without filling up the entire crater
1t will be noted that the activity at
Halemaumau for several months has
been at intervals rather than continu-
Gus, and that with each recurrence it
grows in intensity Should the present
flow continue tourists will have an op-
portunity of witnessing a grand and
imposing spectacle.-Herald.
Howard Hitchcock and family re-
turned from the volcano Tuesday, hav-
ing spent delightful fortnight in the
region of active Kilauea. Mr.. Hitch
cock made number of fine sketches
of the crater and surrounding volcano
scapes. He says that the activity of
the volcano at the present is an exhibit
ton of the grandest sort. One morn
ing the party were favored with view
of an enormous upf1ow of lava. In the
one spasm, which lasted several min
utes, the level of the liquid lake of fire
raised fully nifty feet. At intervals of
quiet this would pour down again into
the earth's throat from whence it
came. Tuesday morning the display of
fire was superior to anything seen in
years.
ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE.
One of the heaviest earthquake
shocks in recent years was experienced
by the people of Honokaa shortly after
Z o'clock Tuesday night Disturbances
were reported at the same time by
people in Waiamea. The shock was
noticed in Hilo and Olaa.-Herald
HILO HORSES WIN.
Nullah and Del Vista are doing well
on California race tracks this fall. At
Los Angeles October 81 Nullah was
first in five-eighths mile race, time
1.01k. Del Vista was winner in the
three-fourths mile race, time 1.1319.
Del Vista was also second in a three
fourths mile dash in which the win
ner's time was 1.131z. Mr.. Mckenzie
states that the Hilo string on the Coast
is now getting in fine condition after
the ocean voyage, and that he expects
good news from his horses from now
on.-Herald.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-11-17
CHINESE SUICIDES.

A Chinese gardener committed suicide
Thursday morning by hanging himself
to a cane flume between eight and nine
miles, Olaa. The deed was done at al
most the same spot where Japanese
hanged himself a couple of months ago.
The parties who discovered the body
suspected foul play, but upon investi-
cation Sheriff Overend stated that
there was nothing to support the the
DRY. The dead man had money and
valuables on his person.-Tribune.
FOR ONOMEA SUGAR COMPANY.
The Hilo Railroad Company has in
hand an order from the Onomea Sugar
Company for seven crystallizers, each
seven feet in diameter. The contract
calls for completion by January 1, 1908.
1t is said that managers of plantations
on this island are watching the work
with considerable interest. Should it
be the same quality as produced in Ho-
nolulu it is probable that other orders
will follow.-Herald.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement of Miss Maud D..
Hansen to Mr.. William H. Beers has
been made public. Miss Hansen was
1Si ~ AOoioChI VI NaA OOoC, Val,
from which place she came to Hilo to
take a position as teacher in the Hilo
Boarding School. Mr.. Beers is a native
of Hawaii, and for several years was
engaged as instructor in the school
with his fiancee. He was recently ap-
pointed Hawaiian interpreter and clerk
of the district court, and at once re-
signed his position in the school. Miss
Hansen was appointed teacher in the
Olaa school, 12-miles, in September.
The date for the wedding has not been
set, but it is understood that it will be
in the near future
NEWS NOTES
The Hilo lodge of Elks gave their
first public social session last Friday
night at the Elk Club rooms. Ladies
were invited and the hall and parlors
were scarcely adequate to accommo-
date the throng.
Rev. S. l.. Desha will leave by the
Claudine for Honolulu for the purpose
of performing the marriage ceremony
of his niece, Miss Helen Desha, to
Charles Simpson of the Interior De-
rartment
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06

baptpe, bub bn emDl NIT mid s.1n
bubf." sd ben nit annerfdt sefonnt
ipie mit ibn sebn I'm pie nler in ben
Galub1 tomme i'm, bo bot er gefagt,
Treinbe In Mitbereer, ih ir,trobubie
Sbne iebt1 bic Sral bpn unfsrn lieipe
pbilipp, no Den 5treif geiettelt bot.
80 ben fe an selungs rSie liepe bod.
bod, boh!" I'm id ben nit annerfde
ter sefonnt, als tpie bic 5dentelmGn=
ner gu en- Drinf an mid 3u intreite.
Damn bot Der Bierfoaedter getriet I'm
bann bic annere TN in halipe Gtunb
bot Der Mebespeiler fobtel Gelb einges
npmme, baB er sleih ben Bierfolledter
bot beaable fDnne. i seSh i'm ihu6r, ib
glei6e ben Weg, Bibneb gu ou6n,
Doraus nit, aipiper mas fann mer
made, bas Is emol ben MeDesipeiler
ietn Weg. Sd ben mein Wieinb uff=
semaat, baB id nit me1r au ben We@
oestpeiler gebn, Bis Der pbilipp ipib=
Der bd Is. SD lin bod fein Soder, fin
ih9 Mit bette Niebgarbs Subrs
2is3te 6anfItensel.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06
Gi,tc tiffpriSd1e Grntc.

ssn Naours, elmer tleinen @emeinbe
bes franaDiiiden 0epartements Soms
me, befinben 1ib unterirbtfde Sc
nDfbe, bic tpGbrenb bes fpanif4engrb=
folgefrieoes bon ben GnalGnbern als
8orratbsfammern benubt ipurben.
Mls fih bic @nalGnber 1909 iah Der
Ghlaht bon Malplaqliet auriidaogen,
gerietben iene &Gume in @ergeTenbeit.
Sm Npbember poriaen sSahres Dffneten
8auern zines Der @epDIbe unb fdnben
barin cine grobe Mense gut erbalte=
men Metssns. sic befhlofen, i'm als
Saatgut su benuben. Die faft aipei=
bunbertidbriaen RDrner teimten porz
aiiglih unb ergaben eine grnte. bic Der
aus frii9emMeiaen aetponnenen nithts
nadlieB. Cine 9auptbebinsuns fir
.lGngere Grbdltlng Der Reimfraft bon
Gan1en, bic i'm porliegenben sSalle au=
traf, 1T befanntlid bDnfommene Tro=
denbeit. Mnberieits fheint audi Der
Mbfhlub bon Der 2uft bier bon giin=
itigem ginflub sepeien az fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06
Mu1 oaS .to6.

Sin iunger Mann .phne 9orurz
thetle" beirat6et cine furhtbar reide,
aber abIdre6enb bdblt6e Dame. aura
na9 bet 6pdaeit trifft er einen SUI
senpfreunb, ben er ieit bielen sSdbren
ntdt seieben bat. @r ersdblt linn.
baB er fib cerheiratbet babe, unb fagt
f9lteblt6: u8pmm bp9 mprgen gum
Sbee, Ou follit meine ssrau tenner
lernen!" Ser sSreuno erfheint piintt=
lih CUR feitaeiebten Gtunbe. prallt
dber beim Mnblid Der 6errtn oes 6au=
les entfeBt suriid; 10 bdBlidh bate er
lie ii6 bod ntht gebaat. Na4 Der
feierlihen @oritequna entfernte iib
bic Dame, Inn eirtse @rfrif4ungen AT
bolen. rNun. tpie finbeft Ou meins
Srau?" fragt Der iunse @bemann. =
,Wenn id reht aeieben babe, bat lie
pobl elm 8lasaues9" -. .Muer>
bings" = Limb penn ia midi nidt
tGuI9e, itottert lie AUDI Elm tpeaia!
-. : rOu tduideit Did nidt" =
Isle i6eint audi ettpas au binten9"
-. = r@ana ridtia" LIMB bann
babe i9 nod benerft. - ssn biez
fem Musenblid febrt bic Dame suriid,
uno Der syreunb beginnt au fliiitern,
um bon ihr ntdt eebDrt au tperoen.
Ser rsliidlihe" @atte aber fast ge>
miitblth: nOu fannit ru6ia lauter
ipreAen, taub 1T tie audi"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06
@mitaffta's s @mmfdl.

Noh beute bab' id i'm bor Musen,
als fdbe ih i'm lei6baftia unb er
lit bod ihon an bic brei Sabre tobt.
Gait ii6ermdBis groB mar er, Der alte
Muitap6a, unb biirr ipie Elm Stedsn;
bic Stirn ipie aerIhnitten bon ben
Surden, oas Nntlib ionnDerbrannt
eine merfpiirbige grf4einung
ii6erbaupt. Siebaia Sabre trua Der
frumm Hiiden!
@ett er ben Giirtel um Die 6iiften
setban, bagaerte ct Sag fir Sag, bonn
Morsen Bis gum Mbenb. auf beiben
ufern ben SAptter aus Dem Waifer
unb iie6te i'm bur9's Drabtneb. gr
bolte ben 8ies berauf unb ber ssluB
brahte neuen. Gp raufte er itd sSabr
fir Sabr nit benz ssluife. - Der
Ries immer ppr benz Neb, Der Sanb
binter ibm. Muf bret Hrupptsenpferb>
den in feds &Drben frahtete bann Der
9llte ben 5anb in bic 5tabt. imner
tapp - = tapp binterbrein nit
6iib unb 6sb, bic falte Bfetfe i'm &raz
genfutter. 6at man auh feline fefe
Runbf6aft, es lit boh Elm fdneres
8rot! g reidt alle Sage nur auf elm
Mabl unb alle sSahr auf einen Rpd.
Mm Sreitag mad benz sStbinbiiaz
Gebet fab er einmal nit etltden Nlten
auf Der 8runnenbanf bpr ber Mpz
ihee. Seoen Gtnaelnen berlangte na9
gttpas = boOenlofe Wiinfhe.
n@b - bGtt' td OoA; mas th mir
benfe: = ShlDfier unb SDrfer i"
Dem 3tpeiten pdre adr nur elm &di>
ierthum genuq - unb bem Dritten
fabelbafte. golbaefiillte &riiae.
LIMB 0u = Muftapha9"
sd poqt = id tpplIt' - mod
einmal jung ietn, baB id meinen
S9otter gra6en tDnnt', tpie einibens.'"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06

M1it iebem Sage biimmer 5u tper>
ben, gelingt einem lsiht, Der nur 1iG
felbit uno ben S6meidler1 gIaubt.
Sin Gruuenflub In Sninois bat bon
prdiibsnt Moofebelt berlangt, er folIe
Der Goblentreif 69iebstommifiion
Elm peiblides Mitglieb beifiigen. Guf,
bab prdftbent Hpoiebelt iiber biefe
Jorberunq gu beftimmen bat unb nidt
ber RongreB, benn iDnit fDnnte es
dhnlih geben ipie in Der Rantinens
frage.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06

Sn Columbus, 81, fuht cine
@troBenbabns@ s@eIsIi1aft I'm einen
sSreibrieF nah unter benz 0erlbreden.
fehsnnbDier3is 5idets fir einen
Dollar All liefern. llnb bic nnterneb<
mer bebnupten, bab ibnen BEL biefem
preiie nod Elm biibI1er profit In
Nusiidt ftebt. 8ermutblih baben iie
mod fein Wai1er in ibrem Rapital.
= Ser 2anDbrieftrdgerbienft bat in
ben flint ssdbren Ieines 8eitebens adna
enOrme Sortfdritte semadt. Bon elmer
erfen DerIudsneile semohten Bepilz
ltauns gum 8etrage BON $4,000 1T
bas Sabresbubset auf ST, 100000 fir
bieIen 3peig Der YoHbefDrberung dnz
setpa6fen, unb biepoifbebDrben tra4=
ten ernitlih bd6in, ben 2dnbpoItoienit
iiber ale Sbeile Der Ser. Staaten,
tpelde ii6 ba5u eisnen, gu bsrbreiten.
9on ben $500 Counties, tpelds auf
bic Stadten unb Serritorien iid ber=
tbeilen. i6einen etipa 1900 iebt fir Die
Gtnri9tunq bon 2ano6rieftrdser%
RDuten aeeianet, unb man re9net, bab
bieIer oollltdnbiee Oienft PRO sSabr
$24, 100000 foiten biirfte. Ser 8orz
anI9laa fir oas nGhIte Sabr pirb
iid ouf S2,OOO.OOO iteIen. 8esen=
pGrtia eriItiren in alien Sbeilen bes
2anhes nnoefG1r 12,50O &outen. unb
Wpplifaiionen fir bic @inri6tun9
fpeiterer 10000 9outen fhneben por
ben auItGnbioen 8ehDrben bes poitz
ANTS. Ourhfhnittli6 perben PRO
Saa % neue gfp1lien einoerihtet, tpoz.
BEL hann nutiirlih bic gpitdmter pisrz
ter &luffs. tpelde aubor in ben betrefz
Fenbsn @eaenben bsitanoen batten,
herfnrinhen.
= Die aohlenhnrone beainnen ibre
2ehrsn ora rem Streif au siehen -
apf lire Weife. I'm auf brphenhe aez
ridtIithe 8erfolaund unb deIeb9eberiz
she m2nhredern nnrberettst All fein
heabiiftioan lie. nn6 bem 8eiIoiel bes
aohlenDlz SruIt fire cSnterei7en in
elmer einsioen GeielIIdaft 81 perz
Shme1aen. bic als allsiniger 8eIiber
hes Mnthrdsithonbels bon benz 8sr>
Observation-Disclosures bes Nnttz
Sruitaei eietes oar niht beriihrt perbsn
fDnnte. Oanad Iollen ale &ohlenz
hGnbler enteionet tperben, bas beiRt,
bas Weonopol tpiirbe ii6 nit benz Ser
fauf an 6dnoler oar niht mehr BE-
FafTen, Tonbern i6r M6iabaebist in bsrz
I6ieoens OiItrifte eintbeilen. in mel
fen elm o6erIter Moent nit Der erforz
berlihen g(nsahl ltnteraaenten brett
an oas Bu6lifum III perfaufen bGtte,
su Breiien unb in iolden Auantitdten
unO unter Iolden peiteren 8ebingunz
gen, nie bic 9eIellI9aft es por5uz
I6rei6en fir gut befinbet. 0amit
pdre bic Wonopoltiirung oes 9artfobz
lenbanbels in a1en S6eilen Dur6gez
fii6rt unb Der gonIum poGIitGnoig BON
bem Mtllen bes Sruits abbdngig. Ou
.ni9t oorausauIeben lit, bab has mo-
nopol auf irgeno tpel6en Yroftt au
oer5i6ten 2uit ba6en nirb, odrf man
aus ber 8efeitigung Der Mttteludnner
bes 6anDels ben 8ortbeil ntd9t eriparz
ten, Der Ionit oielleid)t baraus 81 err
tparten tpdre. Oas Bublifum fpirb
nu6 pie oor 5ublen miifen, mas man
ibm nur abperlangt uno bat bu9egen
teinen Sroit, als bab bic 0robun9 Der
Der faatli6ung unb bic 8ernenoung
BON grIab=8rennmaterial bic Sab
ater Der Magnaten einigermabsn in
S9ranfen balten tpirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06

@s lit befunnt, bab man ungsitraf>
ter segen Site unb Moral iiinbiqen.
als i'm fleinlten punfte bic etiquette
perleben barf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06
UtTtnfr $dDrtibtbritf uon
9iRie Janflttnsfl.

SO. 25. sic
glaune mid
gar nit. Die
id mid ge@
freut ben, pte
ih selefe ben,
Ddb Der Robls
ftreif seIettelt
is, Sd n1Dht
nor ntHe, OBJ
her WhiltbD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06

s)u u Cl IleV uIHlC lDol Utt VI UlelSH
Sabre lie pebrpflt6ttsen 8ureni0bne
Oes beu:iben S6ubseb:etes Siioneitz
Mfrita in Sibeon militariI9 aussebil>
bet. SIS iinb SO 8urenfamilien nit
313 &Gpfen bort einsepanosrt.
rWtsine lieben 8erltner" iinb lpnal
Bis altf Die Rno4er, aber bas Nufz
mltdeA 1T ibnen ansebpren, pis bic
8urenbemonftratipn tpieber einn1al
ee5eist hat. 8or Sbmpatbis baben fie
ii9 bs1Ier aei6rien, aber Der sid"
sine iiber's MaHer uno na9 oben.
Die 9amburszMmerita 2inie befDrz
berte auf Ger 2inis 6amburszNeip
Oprf i'm September bieie Sabres nit
9 9ampfern 1869 paIasiere nah
SEEM yorf; 3739 qerionsn reifsn in
ben &aiiiten unb 1880 i'm 3piIGene
bed. - Na3 9alifar tpurbe i'm perz
eansenen Monat 1 0ampfer nit 231
3pii6enbedern abgefertist.
gorporationen baben iib in S9pe=
ben ppr Der Mabt Der &egierung unb
benz Woltsptllen beugen miifIen. Oas
nDrblife 99neben, ipel9es fiirali1
BON elmer ptrtbfdaftlihen Repolution
bebrobt mar, pegen Der nsbergrtffe
Der 6pla= =Snbuitrieuen aeeeniiber ben
Mderbau=3dnoereien, iiebt iebt nit
8efriebiauna cine plDBli9e Wenbuns
in Der pplitif Der SGgemiiblen<Gpr=
poratiorten. Oieie baben begonnen,
ihren 8eIib an Nderbdu=2 =2dnDereien
auriidaurerfaufen. Oas lit bic un=
mittelbare syolge Der itarfen 8olfsz
Maitation fir r,eue @eIebe, ipelne bic
gentraltiirung bon Nderbauldnbereien
in ben 6dnben Der Gorporationen per=
btnbern follen.
Die e1lappe Der gnslGnber i'm
Gpmalildnbe lit audi mod etne ssolge
bes 8urenfrieees. Menn bic gnqldnz
Der bort 1i9t ale berfiisbdren @treite
frGfte gebrdunt hdtten, tpGren lie
niht geatpunaen aelDeien. ungeIhulte
Sdnarse in ihre Sruppe in ienem
@ebiete einaureihen. Die 2eute baben
fih als burhaus unauberldiTia ernie
len. gluf bic aus ssnbien iebt abcomz
mdnbirten Eruppen lit fiherer Ner=
LAB. Mdhrenb bes &rieges aber mar
BON bort tein GrfdB mebr 81 baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06
Dertttt1nttes.

3ur erfen Mele iperDen in oieiem
Sabre lie psbrpfltdtisen 8ureniObne
bes oea:i6en S6ub9e6:etes Siiareitz
Ifrita in Gibeon militariih aussebilz
bet. SIS iino 36 gurenfamilien nit
313 &Dpfen bort einaenanbert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-06

ne6er itrGfli@e Na9Iiat sesen
einen 5tubentenz S9anoitreid f9reibt
bic v@ermania" gu Sos Mngeles:
vSene @tubentsn Der californiI Iden
5tuatszllnioeriitdt in 8erfelep, bic
einen 8abn5ug seipaltiam in Beiib
senommen unb an Der M6fabrt sebinz
bert, 5otpie einen 0orratb bon 8abn@
i9pefIen gum 2tpede zines r9on=
feuers" eonfis5irt haben, iino f9liebz
li9 nit elmer Strafprebigt ibres prd=
iibenten Daponsefommen. Wsnn es
ftatt i6rer austebenbe Mrbeiter seipe=
len pGren, 10 rnDbte Der Staatsanz
malt Elm bebeutungslntperes Wort ae=
1proben baben. Die oft in's Nerbre<
heriIhe ausartenben Belultigungen
Der dmsrifaniI6sn itubirenben Sueenb
tperben ibren rohen gharafter niemals
berlieren, 10 lanse ibnen, itatt nit
itrenger Mbnbung, nit itrdfli9erNa9=
iicbt entaeoensetreten ipirb. Sic illn=
gen 2eute tperDen baburd in benz
@lauben beitdrtt, bab lie eine pribile=
airte RlaiTe bilben, ipelcher ieber Sc
ieBesbrub geftdttet lit. Msnil einiae
Male nit erniten @efdngnibitrafsn
gegen r,ebrere berfelben einae16fttten
fpiirbe, Dann mDnts cine Grnidtsrunq
plab areifen, Die cine sroBe @erGnbeS
rlrg in benz Werbalten ber iibermiis
tlissn MuisniObne sur Jolse babsn
fDnitte.