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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04
THE QUALITIES THAT RECON-.
MEND A WOMAN TO
..-r..- SOME MEN.

II understand that you are trying
TO get divorce from your wife" said
a Chicago man, addressing his friend.
"Yes, the affair Is now ir court"
II was little surprised to hear of
it, for | Thought that you were much
attached To your wife" ....t....
"Oh, well, l was; but she got to be
so curious. She complained OF every.
thing. and actually attempted to re.
strict my enJoyments. 1 suppose,
though, that her irritability comes
largely from physical causes. She has
been II little deaf for some time, and
this last spring she lost 'her sense Of
smell" 'ti ~, i' HH'"ii
WHAT ..-t ir r99mI
Eyes, can't smell thing. Can't
tell the difference be .ween fresh
rose and decaying cabbage"
"Why, my dear man, you are throw.
ing away a treasure A woman that
can't smell-a woman that can't crit.
icise your breath--a woman who
doesn't know the scent of whisky?
Say old boy. am Il considerate bust.
ness man. "A man who in connection
with business is on the lookout for
contentment. and want tn put in a
good word right here. II you have
any influence with that woman, use
it in my favor. lama wid0wer, you
Know and | want her She's my
style" T1,H t-.s
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04
MsAe,pufrsf-Shr
THE WHITE MANS BURDEN.

The following paragraphs are taken
from the account OF a scene Of horror
as published in the St. Paul Pioneer
Press. 1t is sad phase Of the cost Of
being "world power" and the result
OF keeping white men in brown
mans climate:
A car OF insane soldiers passed
through st. Paul today. There were
eighteen in number and they are be.
ing sent from the Philippines to the
soldiers hospital at Washington.
Every one OF the eighteen is violent.
ly and incurably insane. Their wild,
haggard faces peered menacingly
through the windows OF their coach,
their manaclcd hands wildly threat.
ened the onlOokcrs and their fendisll
shricks and laughter echoed through
the depot. Few or them were appar.
emily diseased in body.
Tie manincs were in charge Of d
squad of sUldrers armed with clubs.
The guards said in reply to questions
that consignment OF score or two
OF maniacS from the Philippines was
by no means unusual. ap IS,
AS the train pulled into the station
this afternoon there was a sound as of
a mcnaeerie approaching. The i'm.
prisoned men were clattering, snarl.
ing, moaning and whining like wild
beasts and the noise was terrifying to
the spectators.
Depot employees aad trainnlen who
passed the car, not knowing OF the
presence OF the maniacs, were greatly
frightened when they heard a snarl
OF rage and then looked up into dend.
isll faces, which had their lips drawn
back and teeth exposed. One unwit.
ting man tainted from horror and
fright and was compelled to receive
medical aid ....I.
The condition OF the maniacs was
pitable in the extreme. All were alb.
solutely mad and violent. Every one
OF them wore leg irons and handouts,
and some were 10 straight jackets and
bound to their seats In the car. Most
Of them were young men. i7'
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04

The Vicksburp Herald says that
"the Bob and All Taylor duet Of
brotherly talent does not exhaust tho
family's supply Of oratory. Their
sisters, Mrs. Jobc and Mrs. Reeves
twins, and mothers oflarge families
have started On a tour with . lc'n
Iecture-'The Real and the ldesP q
life and life's conflicts. They aI'
practicinu on local, East TennssS
audiences, preparatory to going afi afel
bigger game o...... ,,si arp
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04


"SenatOr Money fills more fully Wv
qualifications OF enlightened sM't'
manship than any man 10 tue on''s'
States Senate On questions aass
Ing the welfare Of the country w
never allows partisanship nor secsNu
aIism TO color or to cloud bis calm AIM Wy
careful consideration ne spea"
with the authority Of thorough z
search into the subject he o'scu''s
and he is always heard with 'o'e'e'
and attention, and read Win c'a'
dence 10 the sincerity ol ns Sn'y
ments. He is a National man. ~
not only the State he represents wy
the entire country has perfect ',o', y,
In his singleness Of purpose " y.
The right and 10 mis- ability 10 pu''''
it.Y-Greenville Spirit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04
g4eatnlaf,af.@s,..
ING LINK '"E MIS-

'NG LINK aHS9
THE
-nE HUMAN MoSr.v
"AhIxr. ,s HAS BEEN sra,n,. THAT 'ao'.
p.,,, IN Tna EAST INDIES S'ls'
'al.'more American wa
,,, rrof, Ernst Haecss, -.
ssess wSss book boz s,s Of Of its tSs IL A., bis
serve ,a' 's nad an 0pportualt, sas sSssa y s1
nt res,d.nn. '"' several =, months At i. . o.
sUec,ss usse9ce u Bui!snaorr, j. Ja,a a'' , ,ss
scientific o,m. '"u't only ia is,, tbs ,'
Ca, on ,n,"a nne natives cali tss'ts the s,, len
sound nd # n'v@aas u,1a,. Of the characteristic. sa'a,
When the little ANNA,
a. vs. Is scarcely taller than ,''sSs muse erect
years The head is com,e'l1 eSIld a
sa'ai'' The waist slendos 'ps,s'''ely
s%of' s%o =. and the arms lonu. IN. s's ~. ,'s
s"s t"e oa' says Prot Haeckel l't !, ''aal
,s, numan than that Of the orany.',,a !" more
tue, tue large sSs ,ed.haIred authrops,a o.
Sumatra. ooFneo 'nd
The physiognomy o, the I'M. !.
o'n at my house." wrote Pro, ','t p,sla 70
81, reminded me Of the nan,,.. ,.''., !,
~,,.,.'ss' -" 'nso'vent bank pouderIns y. y
wr'nkled brow over the resu,.s as !, va Y
.aasn' The distrust Of the ,n,..' -
.oward all white Europeans rs, r,' "''aa ,.'l
"'I'ceaole' but, on the other h,,d 4. Y
."n ."r%ed an intimate friendship N
Tue brown Malays OF our housI,u ~
anu especially the small childre. 's !.
w,s ,,. VI a'' lours. When \ /
was Tired of running he strs,,,,
'nlse'l Out on the grass and l., .
tropical sun shine on his body " \
ua''y he placed one arm uuds, !.
mead and assumed exactly the Il.
tude Of a weary wanderer wIo NJ NJ
uown on his back in the shade n, !,
tree.
When held piece OF TASTY mn
Just out Of his reach he cried llr, ~
naughty child 'lIuite, huite hpI.
sound altogether different from N,
'oa' oa. which he used to exures, Al, n.
Ierent emotions. He uttered ,AI,d
ana shriller sound when sudd,ply
frightened. lt \
rhe speech Of these human ,uoukr,
'ocs not contain many diaetep,
sounds, but those given are moaul,t.
ed and altered in tone, strength And
number OF repetitions. The animal
also uses many gestures, mptiops
with the hands and grimaces in such
an expressive way that The careiulob
server can detect different wishes lad
various emotions. ,ai
Beside milk and cocoa, he liked
sweet wine. He grasped the cup very
skillfully with both hands and dnnh
like a child. lie peeled bananas and
oranges. g.ii7 r.i lslgefl Nii
Most Maylays do not look on The
gibbon and orang.outang as animals
The former they believe 10 be BE-
witched men; the latter as criminals,
who, as a punishment, were changed
into monkeys. Other monkeys, they
believe, are in fact men who are 10
the course OF metempsychosis-ln
other words, they believe the souls oi
human beings at death enter into the
bodies OF these MONKEYS. Dist
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04

"Oh, dear" exclaimed little Sammy.
whose clothes are made out of his
fathers old ones, much to his regret.
Papa has his whiskers shaved of and
! suppose III have to wear them,
too"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04
ASHES IN THE FORElGNMAiDs

-
The thousands n Chinese a''o :, ..r .
snese In this country use the n."' w.
great deal. A few days ago ? s.r .
nese sidled,up tn the stamp "' ..d
at the San francisco Psu"n''
asked the clerk: ~ q ' .....h
DO you send clematlons 's''''' '"'''
the msilss I like kuoa'' \. !. 49,.
: TIE clerk thought he mean,
nutlousn and repeated the wofo. ', +.
The Japanese rtassersed i..e,.,s,. s''as T.
xantes reformation about .e'sDa 's.'' {,
lions. = The clerk had bin ,.s's,',r sps'
Z, On paper and he wrote y
shIons.', = ia ,,,s burued
% asuesy'' aIp4led the c'er., t,,,,d.t i.
'ssYes, tbq him. Ny o'uou', sl,', !. .sad
ale,,d. s1 snd Z bura him. w.a' Y. ,'s'Is ,sIs
S Dody back 'hloso," said zoe ''''' -
bruwn man. sliT " ...,omeut
The clerk told him the sO's ,s.r lour
carried no packages heavier !. .aa' y ma,
shs psprr ~ne was drawn On dead !. Ss'is. S,ssb.
The 1Nu Japanese insisted ID. .n.s ..h,,r y,
q vas ''nc dade body ..,ss Oas 49, cfsls
dear departed lnto two ps.sI n, .IssR /
Nsy)ng smzsd tAs p'1o''''
tesgD ~ :, ....,..1,1s
iIIIR Eysal n'a!a y I. 's'Iss ,lS
! VA
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04

Through trains Nos. and arrive at Mobile NJ
7:45 a. m and t.2O D. m
Nos. Sand have entirely new equipment and
are vestbued from end to end
Nos. and have vestibuled Hrst-class coaches.
and all Tour trains have vestibuled sleeping cars.
For rates time. tickets and further Information
wfite 70 or call at Mobile and Ohio Ticket Office,
under Battle House. CIV. KING
July Is. 1900. SS.ti
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-04
WHAT is KISS.


Kiss is a conjunction because il con.
meets. It's verb because it signi.
fles to actor to be acted upon. 1t is
proposition because il shows that
the person kissed is no relation. II
is an interjection because it sounds
like one. tits a pronoun because she
always stands for the noun. / 1t is al.
ways noun because it Is the name of
the osclllatory action. It. is boil,
common and proper, second person
necessary. 1t is plural number be-.
cause there,arc always more than one,
In gender it masculine and feminine
mixed. Frequently the case is govern.
ed by circumstances, and according to
Rule l: III he smite you on one cheek
turn tile other" 1t should al always he.
gin with a capital. he often repeated,
continued as long az possible and end
with a period. Kiss may be conjugat.
ed but never declined. a K. aa5a..
r MARY W. GOTTLIEB.
A large number Of applications
have heen fled with the State Super.
intendent OF Education for the loca.
t!on OF summer normals to be held In
Mississippi dariug the moo this OF July
and August, andithe com petition be.
tween various towns promises to be
more lively than ever before. In each
instance Supt. Whitfield requests tile
citizens interested TO make specific
propositions stating what financial
assistance will be rendered. f'S~
---,aJ-~ = -
A call has l'een issued by the chair.
man Tor . meeting OF special com.
m'ttec appointed BY the synod of Mis-.
s'ss'ppi to locate the new synodlcal
seNool toI young ladies.t0 be o. ablish.
60 IN this State. The committee
meets ln jackson on the 18TH of April
aod number Of towns will submit
ptopo:lt'onA ltis quite likely that
'"e school will be located in jackson
ham'na," asked n little three.
year.old mis-, "Is pspa's picture tornsn
4. ~ .nas ! know Of, DEAR" repllef,
sas @other' why did you askY'
N Pc" answered tile l,tt,. m.
tn's morning he said darn INV .Ss' ",s'
turey" a''4I ~ '"y PIC
r.A., --oOO------------A
L'Nss E'mer-My father keen, !
eoseemaa md = sootuhp 4
Little Georyie- Huh! Tbat,s -.
- mother tssps sIx aoade.s
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Skinner gtiGitano, it:,user
sfort,a,ritt.

0altrter nerbirgt itb cine gnnse pberflGG.ide gnc
IelsDetf Gnf gar manbem @ehiee bes nteaihiifieu
&onnets TT Elm epi1er syortdrtt gar nid3t nbslit
piInel5ltiirmer le6en nlr III Der Gage uno geue,
gebpreu mitlentint Seiieil bic es aIanben in B.. q
yarrenbanS. abtr n,ht MIR bort mo oas 66d,fe
ailSer benz gcrei6 rsnidI;tber Sralt iiegt lit e:u
ssui9er Sortdar,tt inmoaltl ipnecrn aud bprt ,po
lp'el oafttr liecrn bic ct Bernnrb SrGnterpTeu ell
.mnnIeblbares Sefmttfi gcgeu alle Sraafteltrn btS
,w9ta9ehs nnb Ter Gebsr. Gie bitten bas Bette. ha
unnoertreffidfte fir Die icatre uno urrnbe bcuna
lpltr Selhen. g8 iuo ptlen. peG,e ih,e nntirId}em
,ellanothee niter elner trigcriidti 3IderbiHe nit
~ oerber9en brnafeH beitn lie 81 baiteu tcine alli
nneae uur Dpriibergebenbe Mirfuug berebueten q Z.
Y en- aBsnoeu Sofe De 3. y. 0uediilber lie f5naeu
lllo n,t ben 9erinafen 6daoen itiiten ionberu nur
mmer bas 8' 'i.c: ndmlitb R,ilung bringsn. 9sur rs
ssnts In ieber gpotbefe.
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S
Oute S(bnbe! I!

Il + /.
DaS 1T infer Mottp ltnb mirf
es aud tleiben, 70 lanse nj,
Sbnbe Derfaufeil.
@ir brauten iliht ppr nnIeru
Gunben 5l ite5en unb benielben
eilt lanseS llnb 8reites porslt-
Wndtelt, i'm einen 8erfauf sn
nladerl, ilnlere Shube 1prsden
fur iid felblt unb wtr 1aben nilht
n5tbig, ben Gunoei1 ben Gppf
Don5uldpdset.
gerIebt jebes Mits1ieo gllrer
6amilie NIT einent Baar unIerer
Shube iinb mir iperhen il1mer
GrennOe fein. Gnte, marine,
boltbare Sdube fir ben Winter.
Wir f6nnen @ub irsenb etiuas
liefern, bas ins 8ebttt Der syuf>
befleibnns eebbrt unb bebenft,
bob ber 9,reis an alein bas mir
perfanfen, ridtis 1T.
SETTLERS 5huh. Store,
ganal 9nber. ..
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Gin naiu;uecg;,t12tuce g3aTa=


gasp Dort, Il. g'po. GoaIIoniin
Garcia, Gin @ubaner. psrurIo;bt BEN
9ampfer gompa9nien oiele uran=
nebmlibteiten. @r fd1rt jebt jtbon Ieit
einiaer 3eit 5luil9en 6apono uuo 9lNp
Oort bin uno Ter; er oarf nirgenos
lanoen uno Die 8ampTer Gompaenien
piRen nibt, mas lie nit ibm anFaugcn
Ioaen.
Ser Mann bate lb Dor bier Wona=
ten ouf einem Saoana uerlaNenoen
9anpfer periteGt uno lib eft an Gef
Geaeigt, na6oem Der GumpTer nuf bober
See mar. 9ie blcliQsn GnDonoe=
rungsbebDroen idiften i'm nah Cuba
5uriif; in Saudnna anaefpmmsn, lie=
Zen ibn aber aub Die eubonilhen ge=
anten ni9t lanoen, oa er tetbniicb OF
nonmen, imlnfr nod Elm blinoer pal=
iagier mar. Seoes MaI, lusnu ct mad
9(eu Dort tommt. muB i'm Der Ger
pier tpieoer suriiftransportiren, ooer
cine ibuere Gtrafe bssablsu. Yis lest
it es nidt m0sliG selueisn, sIrbeit an
yoro au finoen, Die Der unmilltommene
pahaaler perribten tanu ooer MID.
Garcia lo6t 81 Der 9anSen Gei6idte;
er fiiblt 1ib aan3 mObl OH BOro uno
ilberldbt es Den gompasnien, lid lei.
netregen Sorsen 81 MAIDEN.
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Osate MassfIG)tcn fiir gse,p
YDilaocipDia.
GaMit Cite Got t,Mt Die 2fas=
fid)tsn fiir Dic GrriGjtnnn
tteuer gSerfc sts fia,cru.
1:r Uerfasf Fntft am ssreitag. %. gnpembsr,
ftatt nna tuirc grsbnriiB Icta.

4
| Die R.ip ybilaoelpbia 6anoelstam.
mer bat ioeben cine uebereintnnit mi
elmer Bei.llfdaft abgsidloHen. lpeIhes
Die grrihtnna elmer Gabrit i,dsrt. bi.
800. 900 tpfien unb $50 yerionen be.
Iihdftiaen ipiro. Die grridtuna elmer
lolhen Gabrit 1T iebr tpertbpoll fiir
Neip philadelphia. oa baburh Der Ne-
bait nah neuen Wobnunaen uno Sdu.
fern aeieiaert tuirb. Sic Danoelsfam.
lner bat 40 Nfer BON Der Meepes Sarm
norolih bon ben 8el.iien Der s. & p.
gilenbabr. aetauft uno oieielben lino
in Bauifellen (lots) alsgeleat tporoen.
Oieie neroen Uertauit unb Der @rtrua
miro oermenoet Inn Die grrihtuna bic.
ier Gabrit uno anberet gDsrfe su
lihern.
Ter 8ertauf finoet am Greitag. 28.
Nouember. itatt. Eie Bauitellen tper-
ben gum Breife pon $l50-6OO unb
b6her oertauft. Gie tbeueren gauitel.
len linb an benz n.uen Youleparo, 100
Sub brett, iiber rpeldes Die Gantpn.
ylew philadelphia Strabenbabn fiibrt
uno bic fdmmtliben gaulieGen limb be-
quem fir @eifditsleute unb nur feds
Binds bonn Gourtbauie entIernt. IS
lieat nun i'll Der 9ano Der Ginmobner
Netp pbilaoelpbia's. Wollen lie oiele
unb anoere Werie, lp.Ide oi. Danbels.
famner in Nuslidt eenpmn,,n Dat, 10
miii1en lie oi,is 9ots taufsn. Seoe 2rt
1T bas 8elo tpertb, bas oafiir beaablt
piro. uno bieielbsn lueroen INN 10
tpertbpoller. ie nlebr 8,bduoe oorauf
erFeat merosn. IS 1T cine Iihere gln=
lage, melbe Die Yeahtuna ieoss Be.
tbdftsmannes peroient. Die Grid.
tung Der o8erte bdngt oapon ab. ob Die
Sots pertalft meroef. 8erIdumt ben
Verfauf nidt. Grinncrt Gu9 an oas
Datum. 6slft Die Gahe poripdrts
brlnaen. 3ei9t ourh Cure getDeili-
Gung, oab Sud bas Wadstbum uno
Ssoelhen Nem pbilaoelpbla's an Ser
sen liest.
Mtbtln9sbon,
N em 3 p6ila. Sanoelsta nj inner.
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l1nfreil1DlicI)es sSsctter


~ an Der Saasonuna uno miro dno ben ndn Wonan DorberrS
fdn 0abt Sr oies beoad Gnd nit IdDeren lnleoen.
Strnmptn Sduben, 8nmmeioern. @ummubn pen
arteu Die Sbr fir oe So9res5t nbi bab peln gDr baben
III Der ssen 3 aGsr Ste oe Se Waarsn au9epaf unb
paltn oslben fr en bfsh pir nnen gu na enn uno bic
ple no 10 bilg as bes bel Der 9uten Quatdt m6gld lit.
gBr meros mdbrno ore 5aasu rtag eamfag Uontag,
2 ~ uno "a Wpm por unerer beebtsn Gpe3aodufe
BON Spesei gaaren Deranfaen toen Sbr
Yer9nnaen nadu porulpresn gs lit gur snsr 5aoen
Sbr oie Ssanbe psmBt bic pie 5tapartit serun-
eraeb uno mi, benz Soe oas br babel pa t0nn br san
taun oen anFafung Sbr anoernuas nod paobe bdt
'mn'srpm es freut uns fes, gud gu ieben.
gbnu Sbr besnnt @bRassseideae gu onn 10 osn aut
an olen Store Sn oeier gran fno beon out as9
ast uno abten on Sag unere Nusouna III bt bo
bslnab boudnos unb in elmer g1ode poandnoig in
erarn oaB Sb Brse perslhn mhnid bitten mir
fra1, oenn mir ino idsr, oab Sbr bier tauI
wt un'n ben 2SanIbsn enem seesneten Baniasunsag
Oas u. :. 2luction Syndicate.
[Dm. u. d0arper, Gieenthimer, Canal Doper, O.
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Baltimore & Cbio Grcur=
iioteat.
q a d 8 bieago. 81.

4m l.. 2. uno 3. Desember miro ae.
nanrte yabn @rturiionsiifets. an alief
Stationen peltlid bes ObioflulIes mad
Gbleago, ST.. pertaufen, gu Dem 6abr.
preiie bon $500 fir Die aunofabrt,
tDegen Der Snternationalen Nieb=9lus.
ltellung. Sifets lino sultis our &af=
fabrt big z. DECEMBER.
. a n agunss= Sae grfur=
ionen.
Mm 26. uno q. Nopember ,uiro Die
obenaenannte galu grtlrionstifets
smilden alien Gtat;onen me itlib pon,
Obloflu1e big 81 $50 Meilen BON Der
Citation, bel nelher oas Slfet eetauTt
beraus9aben. Gielelben baben big 28.
ytop. 1902 8iiltieteit.
y Sebr niebrise Staten fir 0e,niuder
nnh puntten i'll Siioen, gYeIten uno
ytoromelien. Sifets iperoen pertouft
am eriten uno britten Sienltaa ieoen
Wonats big gum 81. Npril 1903. 9ie=
lsloen L babsn 2l Sage 9iiItisteit our
&iifreiie. 3loea
9la j Columbus, 8.
Vim |. uno 2. Sesember miro Die 9.
q .. Sabn grturiipnstifsts bon alien
Stotlonen nah columbus pertaufen,
5u elnem Tabrpreis fir Die &unofabrt,
meaen Der Saguna oes Sbio 2lnti=
Saloon Seague GonarsB. Sidsts oiil=
tia CUR &iiffabrt big 5. Seq. 1902.
Sir ndbere Wustunft wenDe man 1ih
an ben ndtbfen Sifstagenten Der .. &
.. Gilenbabn ooer al 8. N. Nui,in,
General panaaier=9l9ent. Chicago, Su.
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21uf Der Gtin,sncmiaaD.

! @s tuar orei Wonen Dor Der Wabl
| gs ldien ihon oanlats getpib, baB il
| 3nscaratpas @Dunin ole gbancen Be
beioen parteien lib unseidbr oa
| Gleihgeluicbt bdtten luiiroen uno oi
9anoioater marbsn bate; eifria nad
Stimnlen uno oaB Iilan bel oieier VT.
belt aub auSumai cine trodenc 2tbe,
betommt. 1T dlieren Yulitltern nidbt qe.
raoe neu. Sin republitanilher ganoi.
bat tam wdbreno oieier iritiiAen
periooe al eineln i96nen Sage mad
slew gomerstorpn uno lab nod ieinen
.GenSeu." Sabei ium er nit einem
Wirtbe Der gonntp. Sauptifaot 3ulam=
men, Der es fauitolf binter ben
Cbren bat Inno Der slaubte. nun lei Die
bette 3eit. benz @anoioatelt. nit benz er
gut beIreunoet lit, einen Gtreid au
lpielen. Gr laate alio gu oieiem:
sRcmm' nit. i1 mill Gib nit einem
6reunbe bon mir. einem elnflubreihen
Eeuofraten. betannt muben." Selbit=
pelitdnoli1 nar Der ganoioat Iofort be-
reit. bic siinitise Gelegenbeit aussu=
niiBen nno balO betraten Die Beioen
eine Wirtbidait. mp DER Wirtb bon
yt.m pbilaoelpbia. ben mir Der Riirae
balber bier rur Sobn neanen tpollen,
ben Ganoinaten benz yBirtbe uno ben
8dhsn portelte. Ser @aneibat 3eiate
lth bon leiner liebensniiroialten Seite
uno Die neue Greunoidaft ,puroe nit
benz beiteu 5toffe beao6en, Der gu
baben mar. alsoann gineen Der Gan-
oioat uno Sobn ibrer Wege, bod NOS
rem lie nod niht tpsit aetommen als
5obn ira9te: SOL id Did nod nit
.in,m einfluBreihen Oemotraten be-
tannt ma4en?" Yeaieris sina Der
@anoioat oaraui Elm uno fol5te ieinem
yegleiter burb elm l9maIes BdB0en
nod elmer Sintertbiir. Nls lie auf9ina
fanoen iih Die 6reunoe pieoer in oem
2otale, oas lie ioeben perlal=
len. Die aegelIeitige @Oritellung be.
lann bon Weuem uuo nit Der lleben. /.
uiiroi9lten Misne pOn Der Welt luo Der
sanoioat Die Mnwelenoen ein. Gins mt
bm Sl blaien, tDsld,er glnIaouna nc
.iirIid Solse seleiitst lDuroe. Ns biz
,lpei 6reunoe oas Gofal perlleben, iaate
lber Der 9anooat 81 leInem Seolei.er:
- 9sun LAB es aber Nenug ieil oes erau=
urleu Spiel5." GaGsno ent9eunete
SoGn: n Sl fenilit ia nun beioe Gln=
ldnae gu Der Biribicbait, ater bort 1T
loa eln TlaB, ben mir beiuben miiI=
en-" Sdon ibeilmeiIe oerIoDnt, folste
oer ganoioat leinem Geslsiter uno o!s
r lih in Dem SofGle uMinh, iab er Tb
Dem ndmlibsn g9lytle umo Den udm=
den Gdlten Neaeniiber. Gin 6omeri=
t6es Gjsld9ter empflna Die geioen, or
Sanoioot probirte naD &r6ften ein,u=
tlmnen, ober nur nit l0.5, III GyTclc.
|3atiirli6 mubte er no0 einwat 5um
5runte einlaOen. ais ct ober ole g9irtr=
DAFT berllgB, fagts gu Isinem Ge3,gityr,
T m09e nun nod tiaEm Y!oBe Dju=
,ele.l, NO man ME iibsr &pDlennot6
luut
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20
GrisaanIid,, abcr ,uabr.

8enn nur Serer ipiiBte, mas fir cine
arcbartise Mepi3in Or. 9ings Stem Sire
pills iino, fbreitt .. s. Iurner, Drmp<
leYtrwl,, ga, iuiirret 9bt Guren san,en
Scrratt in eincm. Sage perfaufsn. Gin
3weiwShentliher OebrauA BAT einen
ncuen Menlden aus mir semaht. lln-
frbltar fir 8eriicpfune, Wasen- unb
eeterleipen. Die tefen pillen III Der
Belt unb tciten nur Csc. In Der Mputbete
BON 9ranf Mitler II. Spbn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20
Iod) oca2a @cSscn, GtorDtuciteu
Stt0ctt t;laO SitDpc;tcn.

&cina .Grfufpns=gtct5 merbea am 1S geopems
br. 2 mo l6 8e3enber i6er Die 4euuiyipGna &iuien
nadl Drteu i'm g9citeu 9torbpeffeit, Giocu nnS Sio
loelem oertouft Ioe8en 9sabsrem Tro9t Die @geutcn
g!nanrter @atu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-11-20
Ste0Hab! unter goIi3es=Mui.
itGDt.

lleber einen GiebHabl unter Yolnei=
Wufllht Diro alt5 gel 9eIbtiebsn:
Dor einisen 5agen fano bier su gb=
rem oes internationnlcn 8a1tmirtbccpu=
arehes elm 0robes 9onauIelt ltatt, oos
nit elmer prd6ti9en Beleudtung bcioer
9Onau=ufer ourh 1000 farbiee oam=
plons berbunoen tpar. Ser l0bli1e
Wa9itrat Der unqariIden 0aupt= unD
Ieiioen5itaot batte fir bieie geleu9-
tunasf6rper Die 9umme bon $50 Gro=
nen pfpringen" laiien uno su9lei6 be-
l9lonen, Die SampIons mad Dem Do
naufeit nod eini9e Sage al Den Guirs
lancsn bdngen 81 luiien, oa pieGeiGt
eine Wleoerbolung Der illumination
perantaltet tperben olite. I'm nun
oleie i60nen 2ampions bor Dem bDlen
S6iflal oes @eitobtenweroens gu I6ii=
Ben, iu6te Der Wasiiirat um Elm er0=
Bsres Sufgebot bon poliaiiten no6.
Gem touroe itatt9e9eben, uno lnlere
lpaferen uao feelenguten s9ubmdnner,
Die ni6t einnal einem Werbreder Elm
0aar 81 frilnllnen DermDgen, ipasiers
ten Sag uno Jtadt neben uno ljnter
Den 2anpions climber. Oa nun Die be-
ablibtiste Wi,oerbolun9 Der eFaun,ina=
ticn unterblieb, beIbIob Der Magiltrat,
Die Sampions beute friib berabnebmen
sll lanen lluo filr eine anoere feltli6e
8elegenbeit au5ubemabren. Nu1 bic
ppliaeilitheu WdAter Der 2ampirns lua=
rem ron oieiem bsbDrOli0en Gntl6lub
berltdnoigt woroen. 0eute Moroyn
nm 4 llbr es NOR nod siemlib buntel
- eriblenen allo Sablreibe Mrbeiter al
beioen Donau=llfern uno beaannen als=
balo Die 2ampipns bon ben Guirlaacen
berunter gu nelmeu. lie gu iortiren uuo
lebr hiibih ein3upafen. Sober Nrbei=
ter padte auf oieie Nrt uneefdbr 100
gampions 3ulammen. nabm lie auf ben
Maden uno perlieb semdhlid ben
Shauplab ieiner Sbdtisteit. Die Yo=
llillien faben bieiem Sreiben Der geute
rubig 5u unb etaubten 10 fef baran,
oaB Die Nrbeiter bonn Masiltrat 9elbift
tporoen ieien, oaB lie oieie nidt einmal
nab ibrem Ianoat beiraaten! Die
gampions lparen alio lpea. Die polioi.
ten muBten aber nod ,peiter auf ibren
poFen bleiben. unb als Is bonn Gird.
tburm Iisbsn llbr Morasns iblug. oa
Die braben Sitter oes @elebes
plObllb b6hit berbliiifte 8slidter. Denn
lest riidten Die bonn 5tabtratb uirtlib
beifellten Mrbeiter beran. Die iene 1000
Sanlptons berunternehlnen, iib6n ein=
baden uno tns genttalltaotbaus tragsn
lollten.