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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

tus first needed at a fire-ladders, ropes
and a reel Of canvas hose.
Elephants in the Indian army are fed
twice a day. When mealtlme arrives.
they are drawn up before piles OF food.
Each animals breakfast includes ten
pounds Of raw rice done up IN i've two
pound packages. The rice is wrapped In
leaves and then tied with grass. At the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
FAVoRlTE HYMN OF RULERS

Attention has been called TO the sym.
pathetic intimacy established between
King Edward and the late President
Mckinley In their private correspond.
ence. 1t Is not generally known that
they both publicly Acknowledged Near
en- My God, to Thee" as their fayonb
hymn, A few years ago when prince Of
Wales his majesty told Mr., Stead tha,
he liked It best, All the world now
knows that the stricken president muir.
INJURED the familiar line on his death.
bed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

wishes Of the Canton association, the
memorial arch committee has agreed
to withhold It's proposed solicitation
for national contributions and instead
has determined to appeal to congress
for the amount necessary for the carry
ing out Of the project in Its entirety.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
THE LATE PRE- sIDENT's TWO
CHILDREN WHO DIE D IN INFANCY
ARE BURIED HERE.

grave at Canton, o, Since then the
plans for both schemes have been more
nearly perfected, and for the present
the greater Is to be held in allegiance
until the lesser shall have been accom-.
| plished.
| While II Is possible and even probable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
FREEMAS0NRY IN THE
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR

Among the Doors there are hunn,,.
OF Freemasons, and not q few Of t tS.l'
belong TO English lodges '''m
ut Is a wen Known TACT OUT bo.. !,
writes British trooper from MAI,
burg, that II n soldier who Is a Ntos.
happens 10 be made prisoner NV ,,',,O
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

. ocrs he n.
Treated much
better than llls
n on Masonic
eonfreres.
One partlcu
lar ease" 10
says, was ",
an officer Of tie
Imperial yeo.
nanny who was
captured In the
orange River
Colony Iloh had
been trekking
a prisoner win
his men for
m any dQyr
when Ia some
mysterious way
he intinated 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

completed-and round out the plans SO
long contemplated for the beautifying
OF the city,
At a mass meeting held for that pur-
pose last October Commissioner Mac
Farland, president of the Mckinley
Arch association. declared that there
could be no conflict between the propo-
sition to erect national arch In honor
Of President Mckinley In the national
capital and the one to erect a monu.
ment to his memory over or near his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

public resorts. From 7:2o In the morn.
ing until $3.50 in the evening twenty.
eight editions Of news are spoken into
me transmitter by ten men possessing
LOUD clear voices, working in shifts Of
two. sll-7
Like the japanese, the Norwegians
are very superstltious. and. IS IN ia.
pan the forests, the mountains and the
gorges are peopled with fairies. Nlssen
is the good fairy Of the farmers. He
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

communication for the whole distance
between the east end Of Washington
and the national cemetery at Arlng-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

ton This boulevard would thus con-
meet two complete yet dissimllsr arohi.
tectural centers-after the bridge Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

magnificent avenue running through
the Mall from the capitol to the Poto.
mac, forming an uninterrupted line of
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05

3lpeibritteI Der oeutI1en Weiilernte
lino ourb abnornle Maifr6fe ruiniert
tpprben.
9uf oem Sempelbofer 6eibe bat Die
arOBe 6rubjabrsparabe in 8eaeniuart
oes Sdabs BON Yeriisn uno oes GrOn=
prin3en pon siam fattsefunoen.
Sci Walomobr in Der pfal3 tamen
a4t @rubenleute ourd iblaaenoe Wet=
ter ums 2eben.
Bei Grupp miro nit einem nellen
8eidiib egperimentirt, tpel6es Die fdrt=
fen pan5erplatten Serlt6rt.
Sn S3pmanowo bel 5amter. gro-
pin3 poien. perlebte Der 3ieseImeiiter
Graemer na6 eineln Gtreit nit ieiner
6rau oieie our6 geilbiebe uno eroroI=
lelte oann feline fiinf Sinoer. Nah bie=
Ter feisen Sbat idlug er Ndsel in bic
Wano uns hdnste an ibnen Die 2ei9=
name auf. Damn ererilf er Die Gludt.
Bis iebt 1T es nod ni1t aelun9en, ibn
iefaunebmen.
Sn paris 1T 2epn Bourgeois nit
elmer Mebrheit bon 38 Gtimmen gum
probiioriiben prdIioenten Der Deputirs
tentammer 9epdblt nDrben.
8on Wartinique miro beri1tet, baB
DIT. pelee nod INNER tbatig 1T uno
4Ide ausmirft.
Yin 81. Mai bat ProfeHor 9eilprin=
prafoent Der 8ersrapbilben Geiel,
fbaft in philadelphia, in 8ealeitung
sDeier Greunoe ben Mont Belee er=
ltiegen uno ben 3uitano bes Rraters
ndber unteriu6t. Wdbreno Brofenor
0ellprin auf bem @ipfel bes Gulfans
mar, fanben mebrere beftige Grplolionen
bon nit beiber 9lide permiibtem Oampf
Ifatt uno INNER unb INNER tpieoer mar
iein Seben in @efabr. Wi1e fiel tbeil=
peiie In iolden Mengen Tim ibn berum,
bob cine Selibtisuns gang unm0sli6
iDur0e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
Sin 8eriebcmer ghlpinoler.

Wm. %. S'9ara. tDelber i'm Union
ruits8ebduoe in Cincinnati @eI6dfte
als ,Surf-@ommiifioner" betrieb, puroe
ppr einiQen Saaen pDr BDliseibef 9eitIh
|citiert, Da bieienl S'0ara's @ef9afts=
metbooen als ni6t beiDnoers iauber
gei6iloert poroen tparen. gs puroe
|ibm seiast. feline 5attifen einSuiteaen,
unb oaraufbin iblob S'6ara ieine Sc.
lddfte uno iaete Der Staot Noe. unter
oenen. tpelae bon inn seleimt tuuroen,
mar Srau gpa 9arbD aus Burnett,
Seras. sic ianbte ibm lebten Sanuar
$500, uno i'm Gebruar tbeilte O'0ara
libr nit, oaB lie als Sipioenoen $75.15
ueroient babe. Sm folaenoen Monat
meloete ct ibr, oab lie 800 uno I'M Npril
$78 berbiente. sic ianote ibm nod
| mebr @elo, 10 baB ibr an capital uno
Dipioenben $S98.79 5utaner, ou lie
Die ibr aneebli1 sufommenben 9ipiben-
ben bel S'9ara fiir tpeitere Capitals
anlase lieB. 9ebnlih ergins es Serbp
Euno 2orenb, ebenfalls bon Burnett,
5eras, bon oenen er auf elei9e Wsile
5000 erbielt. 2aura s. Sippert le9te
bel ibm $500 an. Sn ibrem Namen
er,pirtte 9lntpalt 9otparo 9oualaB am
Dienltas einen geldlagnabmebefebl.
Gin anoeres Opfer O'0ara's III 5. 60
iparb Sbomas BON 8irsinia, Der um
5000 geleimt tuuroe. SRI. 2ippert bat
init 800 bor einigen Sabren bel
O'Sara nit ibren @in5ablunsen anae=
fan9en unb aud reselmdbis 9iDiben=
ben erbalten, Die tie gum grDbten 9heile
bel linn lieB. 10 oaB ihr angelestes @a-
pital auf bic 5umnle ties uelde iie
| jebt 3uriifbe5ablt haben min. S'0ara
ion auf oieie Weiie unsefabr $50, 900
| .Deroient" baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
Ser streif Der Cru b cmarb cites

Ser @treif i'm Sartfoblenrepier oauert
fort. Mm Montag trat Der 8efebl Der
Nereini9ten @rubenarbeiter bon Nlne-
rita, oaB ole Mai6inilien. Seuerleute
unb pumpenleute in ben gersiuerten,
ipelhe ben ahtltiinbisen Grbeistag BEL
gegenmdrtigen 2obnldben nidt geipdbrt
batten, itreiten folten, In Strait. Die
Die Streifer bebaupten, baben 80 pro=
gent Der 8ruben=Maidinifen, 6ei3er
unb Yunpenwdrter bic Mrbeit nieber=
gelest. aber bennoh tparen bic @ruben-
beiiber Bis iebt mod I'M 5tanoe. bic
pumptuerfe i'm Betriebe 3u erbalten.
5obalo bies ni1t r1ebr Der Gall III,
tperben bic iliebriaer lieaenoen Bero=
tperte bon benz einorinaenoen Waifer
Iaerf0rt, mas einen Sdaben bon Dielen
Miuionen our ssolge bdtte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
Wotis att &oui,ttmenten pon
ye0fBsaaS.

Sie @ait Ohio Gas 60. mirb bonn Is.
Suni 1902 an ben &abatt bon 5 Gent
auf 1000 Rubitfub @as, Der bisber be-
millist tpuroe, nibt mebr betpillisen.
Ser preis bon Is Gent per Gubif=
fuB, weun oas Sos an ober por benz
10. bes na6fen Wsonats. in tpeldem
bas Gas seliefert tpirb, uno 27 Gents,
menn bas 8as biz gu ienem 3eitpunft
nibt be5ablt pirb, Der preis, Der bur1
fdotiibe Sroinans feit3eisbt lit. tpiro
an uno nod benz IS. Suni 1902 an fir
alles Gas berednet, oas bDn Der galt
Obio Sos 60. geliefert tpiro. s
She GAIT Sbip @as@o.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
Neneite Nad)ri1tett.

Vim Wontag Bat cine Nn3abl BON
gurenfiibrern pretoria gu berlaiien, UNI
Die Gommanbps berein5ubDlen. Wfan
alaubt, oaB in plersehn 5aaen idmmfs
libe GommanbDs Die Waffen il!eoerS
selest baben.
Eie Nahri1t BON oem Sriebensihlub
muroe bon ben frieasgefangenen Burert
auf ben Bermnoa=Snieln init groBem
Jubel aufaenommen. Wtit lautem
0urrabrufen umarmten lie ieben eng=
liihen Soloaten. beHsn lie anlihtig
murben uno riefen ,8efern tparen
mir Geinoe. heute iinb mir Hreunoe.
Sn 2emberg. @ali3ien. fano am
Wontag auf oem 5diibenplab Elm ernifz
li9er 3ufammeniOB 5niiden Streitertt
uuo Solbaten iiatt. Nls cine Sons
pa9nie sSnfanterie bonn greraierplab
auriidfebrte, tpurben Die SDloaten bon
Streitern nit 6teir1en bombarDiert.
Cine stnsabl 5oloaten tuuroen babel
oerlebt, uno ale Genfer in Der Nad-
baribaft ipurben eineetpprfen. 9ie Su-
fanterie sing bann gum Mngriff iiber,
uno es wuroen ungefdbr bier3is Der
Streifer mebr ober meniaer i9per ber=
wunoet. - Sin tpeiterer 3uiammenItob
5niihen bem Militdr unb ben Gtreifern
fanb am 9fa6mittas itatt. Diesmal
i6olien Die 5oloaten auf Die etreifer.
Srei Der Dernunoeten gipililten narben
ipater i'm Soipital.
Sn Golee elmer 8as=Grplofon in
einem salisiI9en 8ersiuert tpurben am
2. SUM l6 perionen set0otet unb bier
Dermunoet.
Sn Neu=Merifo iinb Die Naquiz
Snoianer auf benz Grie9spfabe. 0iele
phanser tpuroen set0otet unb Die 6arm=
bduier gepliinoert.
Srob Der fiir bic Buren, oiinIfieen
Jrieoensbeoingungen lit Griiger mt
Dem Nbtommen nibt sufrieoen. gr
bate INNER nod gebofft, Die beiben
Gepubliten f6nrten ii6 bic lInabban=
gi9teit erfGmpfen.
Sn elmer 3oblengrube in Der Ndbe
bon @aroiff, @ales. iino infplge elmer
@rploIion a6t Nrbeiter ulns 2eben qe=
fommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
ssbr f0nnt 8eIo ,paret,.

menn Sbr bel $. 6. Sob oorIpreb!.
Die Nualitdt beltimmt ben preis. Sin
liberaler Eabatt aut pianos, Graeln
uno Wai6inen miro gendbrt.
Sd unterbalte feline unter=Weenten,
bauliere nibt uno laufe ben 2euten
ni6t na6. I'm meire Maaren gu ber-
taufen. slues oieies totet @elo, unb
i1 bin bereit, oaHelbe ben Gunben su
iiberlanen. lleber5euat Sud felbit, iu=
Dem S6r on 223 Wef=9odtraBe i'm
Suwelen= uno MuFt=Store bon 5 Of
Sob borIpreht. tt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
anlanD.


9ie @odambeau=9 Delegation bat bon
Bottom aus Die Giidreiie nab Jrantwicb
ansetreten.
Ser Babeplab &pdamaD 8ea1 tpurbe
am Gonntag friib bon einem granoe
9eim9eIubt, Der Elm babies Suseno
Ootels unb anoere @ebduDe eindiberte.
0ier periOnen biibten ibr 2eben elm,
adt muroen iblimm berleBt. Sdaoen
$l2O, 900.
eSn Cincinnati orobt Elm rleuer Streit
aussubrehen. neil 1850 friibere gnge=
ltelte Der Drauereien feline Nrbeit finoen
tDnnen,
Ser 5treif Der Gubrleute Der 5a!abt=
bduier lit Chicago iiilrte am Wonta9
gu blutisen 3uiamment0Ben nit Der
poli3ei.
Sem monatliden Mustpeis bes Wuna=
oirettors aufolge tpuroen i'm Monat Wai
Man3en i'm Wertb BON 50, 2,559. $50
aeprdgt, ndmli6: @Dlo. $426. 600
Silber. 81. 1878. 900, uno Sdeioemiin=
aen. $780, $50.
Die ginnabmen Der &eaierun9 belize
fen litb i'm Monat Mai i'm @anaen auf
$40. .5O9. .449, gesen $50, ,629,44O i'm
Mai 1901. Sic Musgaben beliefen iid
tpdbrenb bes MDnats anf $38, TAG, 797, !,
loboB fi1 ein lleberihuB Bon $40, ,762,=
|652 fur ben Wonat er9iebt.
SIN Monat Mai baben In Chicago
|niht ,peniger als SO perionen @elblt-
morb beQongen. Gs lit bies bic gr6bte
3abl bon Gelbfmoroen. bic iensals IN
|einem Mcnat ailgemeloet tDOroen 1T.
Die @efunobeitsbeb6rbe ihreibt Dies
ben iddolihen Iolsen oes Snfluensa-
Sites au. bem man iebt lninbeifens
bieielbe Mufmeriiamfeit iuie ben Suber-
|telbo3ilsn ldenien iollte.
Ser Mount Wlodbnrn I'M iii06fliden
glasta bat cine pulfanil4e @ruptiou
oebabt.
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Iagesmcui8


Der Sob zines Waultbiers bat in
Ioem nellen gerglperf bel GaIinebile
einen 4usfanb peruriabt. Das Sbier
iplroe. uie Iein Sreiber bebauptet, our1
einen unfaa setOotet. bod Die Geiddfts=
letter entlieben ben Mann. porauf Die
200 gersleute Der @rube Die Mrbeit
nieberlesten.
Nnf Dem Mese na1 Dem Grab ibrer
@ltern, oas lie auslhmiifen ipollte,
itiirSte Sri. Wajcrie Sting su Newart
bonn Sdlase setrOffen. toot rieoer.
5rau Marp Cartons bon 8raoee=
bile, oeren Mann in religi6Iem Wabn=
finn farb, lit nun aud oerielben Rrant=
belt perfaaen.
Sm Sburm Der He,nernen Rapene
Der Soloatenbeimatb in Danton miro
eine Der er0Bten ubren i'm State
lntergebraht tperben. Sic llbr. tpelhe
$1,000 toiten miro, lit So 3oll brett,
36 3oQ bid uno 5 SUB bod. Die 8e=
mibte tpiesen je 500 Yfuno, Der 6am=
FINER so uno bic @lofe, seaen tpelbe
Der Sammer ibldst, 1000 piuno.
Su Mlillersburg uno in pleaiant
@tp baben Die .Geuhten" 9elieat. @u1
| in Medaniesbura baben Die 5eu4ten
laeiiest, nahoem bas Neit lett bier Sab
rem i'm BeliB Der Srofenen iuar. 8ler
Mirtbibaften neroen erribtet.
Gin &duber bra1 in bas poftsimmer
lunb ben 2aoen bon g. 8. Starr in
Sleming bel Marietta elm, erlhoB eine
Buloosse unb ipren9te ben @eloihranf.
Na1barn bDrten inoelIen bas @erduib
Iuno tslepbonierten nod Der poli5ei in
Warietta, tpelhe RAID berbeieilte uno
ben Burden fefnabm. st batte fiir
$25 Sriefmarten unb anoere gBertb=
laden erbeutet. Ser Mann CAB ieinen
Namen als @eprge Morris BON gouns
Icil 8luifs. Sa., on, mar idfper beipaff=
| NET uno bate eine pollIfanbj9e Musrr=
ltuna BON ginbrebermerfseuaen bel lid,
10 oab Die Boliaei alaubt. eineil midti=
gen gang seua6t su haben.
,Sn Dounestomn bat am Montaa elm
gtreit aller Observation-Disclosures Der un-
abbdneigen 0iittenuerte besonnen. gis
| iebt iino Die gBerfe Der uniteo States
Steel Corporation (Stabltrut) nod
BON gtreit peribont.
Ser er6Bte ie i'm Staate gebobrte
flieBenbe Selbrunnen ipuroe lebte Wohe
auf Der Sarm bon W. 8. Goons in Der
9tdbe BON Jinolep aufaelprenat. Sas
Sel f9oB fiinf S.unoen lang so SUB
liber ben 72 EuB boben Derrid binaus;
oer grtras miro anf 1000 Sup tdslid
aeibdbt.
am Montas batte aud Die Deli uns
gplege-5taot SeiO cine Gocal=Sptipn=
Abltimmung, uno oas &elultat mar
vtroden".
Sn Sberlin farb pfarrer Sobn
6enrp Barroms, DrdRoetH oes Sberlsu
9Ouege.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
: 9fffurn California yHpin

Nltura California Mein. ein bor-s
ai9lid)er Got5iueirl IN el.00 per @ono-
ne nno Der bsriihn,tr ,utiBe NogQens
branns,usin BON Wopbforo @ountD fur
$500 per gaaone i'm 2iquorfore bon
6. S6liip IN Nem philadelphia. 4
Sin nur ipenig gebrau6tes Dn.
Iinen-Bicncle billig 3u nertaufen. Not.
5ufraaen in oieier Office. II
llnlere 3eituneen rsaen 5id geipaIs
|tiG auf iiber bic @roufamteit Der lponi-
fhen 6tieraefe6te unb bergeien barb
Der, 0aB uniere 2pn19eri&te JUN aud
|feine Merte ber Dormber3i9lsit 81 ns9.
lnen fino.
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StaIieniid)e Bienett at bers
f1ttfettA

Die unter3ei1neten baben 81 italiea
niIde GtDfe BON ben beribmten Bienen
u. S. Eoots. Die lie auf oem pripat=
tpeee berfaufen molten.
Dies 1T eine ausQe5ei9nete Gelegen.
belt fiir 0armer unb anbere Bienen=
aiidter. borsiialide Bienen su mdbigen
preiien gu ertperben.
Man tuenbe lih miinoli9 ober i1rifi-
lid an S. s. Barr, unb
0arben Yarnhill.
Sruifees.
Neu pbila., 80. Mpril 1902. q
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DolttifOes.

i1eiDung bes Dberbunoesgerihts ii
5a1en bes .geef-5ruits" ernarten
aber ben aoniumenten, Der big babir
perbungsrt III, ,pirb oas nidt fiimmern,
meint Elm ensliibes Blatt.
Gas eilber bat aur 3eit ben nieorig.
Hen Mertblfanb felt 1862. llnIere
gtanbarb=9 Dollars baden jebt einen
Wetalllpertb bon nur 36 Gents. Mi,
baben aber nod etpa 600 Millionen
5ilber=Douars In @irfulation. Sit,
bas Snlanb unb iolanae bic gereiria=
ten Staaten ben Gilberbollar aleib=
tpertbig nit Dem Golobollar betrabte,l
uno ibn in 8olo einl6Ien. 1T bic Gil.
beroollarfrage nidt bebenflih. Mnoers
nit bem 9anoel i'm Muslanoe. Sn,
Talle bas @plo Dem Yerfehr in gr6bere,
Mense entsosen lperben lollte, ipie j. 9.
Nnfangs Der neun3i9er Sabre, 10 ipilr=
ben Sanoel unO Wanoel bel benz 0or=
berriden oes SedsunobreiBis
Dollars gu leioen baben. 8orldlfiQ
iinb lniere @olbUorrdtbe oerart, oaf
gu elmer Beunrubieung tein MnlaB por=
lieat, allein unlere Wdbrungsfrast
muB seDronet peroen, ebe lie cine bren-
nenoe gepDroen if.
Diebiiabl 1T, ipenn Elm @inseltle,
einem Mnbern ettpas bon ieinem @igen=
tbum raubt, lpenn aber eine Station
elmer Mnoeren ibr ganses @iaentbum
itieblt. 10 beiBt bas - Golonialpolitif.
uno bafiir eiebt's feline Strafe.
Sn einem engliiben glatte bebauptel
Maclab, Der perloaene 6iltoriter oss
Marine=Oepartements, Nomiral Samp=
ION babe bic e5dlabt BON Santiago
BON 81 bis 8 mitee,nadt unb nit iei=
mem ebiffe mebr 9eleifet, als. alle
anoeren 5ulammeneenommen. Samp=
ion fol- befanntlid mpnatelang niht
mebr surehnunssfdbig aetueIen iein.
aber Maclap lit eniiAieoen total perriift
gemoroen.
Carrie Nation. Die ibrer 3erii6runas=
wutb elm frommes. aber lddbiges Sem,
perensmdntelAen umhdngt. ilt fiir5lid
in SOpefa, 2aS., rue9en 9roben llnfugs
au einem Monat 8efdngniB uno elmer
yuBe bon $l00 Derurtbeilt tunrben,
unb nun bat Der 8ouperneur bon San.
ias bas 8eilpeib be9naoigt. Bon
Nebtspesen iollte oas rd6lte Nal,
tpenn Die serlt6rungswiitbige Mesdre
cine Wirtbi6aft bemDliert, Der @ouper=
neur bic Softer be5ablen.
prdiioent Gooiebelt nadt ieiner
san5en ginfluR selteno, Die pailiruna
Der =Geciprocitdts=8ia uno cine,
Sfbmus. &anal=8orlage gu er3tptnsen.
Das 3erritorialtomite oes Senats
bat bsibloHen. tsine 3eit sur Beratbunq
Der Btn fnr Die Nufnabme bon Gtla=
bona, Neu=Merito uno Mri3ona in Den
5taateubuno fedauieben. Damit if
bic gil pobi fiir oieie Gibuns abge=
tban.
Das Grefutibfomite oes bemotrati=
iben GOn9rebfomites bat bel6lolien in
Der beborltebenoen Rongrebeampa9nt
Die Sruits uno ben 3olltarif gu Saupt.
iliues su MAIDEN. Sin Siebenertomitt
murbe ernannt, um biele @e9enifdno'
our6auberatben, uno oas &eiultat DC,
grmdgungen miro Dem Caucus Del
oemotratiihen Mitslieoer oes Sauie!
borge!e9t tper0en.
eyn NalbbiQe. Tenneiiee, ta9te biei
Wobe bic republitaniide 5taats=GDn
BENTON unb erfldrte Iih entbuliaififd
fir Sanna als ben republifanii1er
prdfbentidafts= =ganoioaten fir 1904
gs 1T bies bic erlte republifaniIh
6taats=@onbention, pel9e bieies Sob
i'm Gii0en abgebalten ,uuroe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05

: Dis 0olfspertretung bnn Molta
bat Die @ewdbrung bon @eloern fur
bic Gr6nung 26rig gomarbs pertpei.
qert, ba bic Malteler unter gnolonb
gerabe3u III Gtlaberei lebten unb eber
MnlaB 3ur Erauer, als aur 0reuoe
b1iten. $50 es elmer . NoltspertretunQ
nod erlanbt III. iolde BefAliHe i'll
foliei, Tam Die .6tlauerei" ni4t 9traos
|I1limn iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05
Die rcpnbIifaniid)e StaatSs
GonDentiott

Il + 4 j. 4 d /
murbe lebte Wode in @lerelano abge-
balten uno folgenoe ganoioaten nomi=
niert I:
StaatsIefretdr, Qetpis 6. 2aDlin.
eupreme Nidter. WilliQm 3. @retp.
Wil1= un0 MISUNDERSTANDING,
9Orace Mnteun.
Natb ber 6ffentliden Werte, William
6. Gertlep. Sr.
Die platfDrm 1T eine Glorification
Der 1baten Der republifaniiHen partei
|nnb ipirb bic Mbminilfration NooieDelts
gstDtirbigi. ttilb nnlern beioen Bunoes-
ienotorcn, 0prater uno 0anna, piro
WeibrauG nit bolen 0dnoen 9eipen=
bet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-05

9lienlols Sat Elm Bolt NIT 9r6Berer
BereGtianna fn9en f6nnen - ipeb.
mir baben gemonnen" als iebt bic gng-
ldnDer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05

eve have our individual tables. ~
our table there are three families. each
consisting Of husband and wife.
I'VE each furnish our own silver
and we have q vase IN the centre of
the table which we keep filled with
flowers. We take turns IN furnishing
the table linen Cur silver IL taken
up, cleansed and put back IN the
places we occupy respectively
you see, we save a good deal OF
work, we save on our linen and al
together / have found that the plan
takes considerable responsibility Off
my shoulders. II the scheme were
carried out in little different way
we could go still further and have a
laundress come in and do the table
linen. which would take some more
care of our shoulders"
Mrs. Lamond explained that the
walters had been neatly attired in
white aprons and caps and said that
altogether quite a homelike effect had
been accomplished. Some difficulty
had been found in buying from one OF
the butchers. One was willing to sell
his meats at wholesale. but the other
refused to do so, arguing that the peo-
pie who had gone into the project
would have been good customers at
retail prices II they had not con.
ceived this notion, and that they must
continue to pay accordingly.
Those who are managing the enter
prise expect to have no difficulty in
improving the service and making It
a suecess.-New York Sun.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1902-12-05
BUYING a BOX OF MATCHES.
Quite a Formidable Undertaking with
Natives OF Samoa.

- 0uAoEAMAAMk WIN
Natives of Samoa.
The natives Of Samoa do not hurry
the trader unnecessarily. Time is no
object to them, says a writer in Lip
pincott's Magazine. The two or three
youngsters, who come and sit on the
veranda are willing to wait the trad
er's own convenience before they open
traffic with him. Then their language
seems to the inexperienced strangely
monumental.
20, Apa, it is thus, and we two viii
want?" the trader asks In the native
speech, that you sit on my portico
beginning at sunrise and ending at all
day."
%. Apa, it is thus, and we two viii
declare the truth to thy highness."
use not the high-sounding words
Of the talk Of chiefs; call me not ex-
cellency nor yet highness, for by that
know you two are come to beg. That
thing do you two tell what you want,
and quickly"
20, Apa, smooth out the wrinkles
from thy heart, but listen. In the In
significant hut of thy family Of us two
there is tobacco, and we have plucked
the dry leaves OF the banana. But
there is no fire. That thing have we
two come to ask Of thy excellency. AZ
ford to us two the flre-scratcher, just
one box, for great is the poverty Of
the family Of us two"
20, pig-faced, it is the lie, and you
two come to beg, it is true. II is right
that you two buy fre-scratchers; do
not give away the articles Of wealth,
lest I, too, become poor while you two
have all things"
Thou knowest, o, Apa, the great
poverty of all this Samoa, and that we
too are poor people and of no account
We have not wherewith to buy. But
because great is the love Of us two to
thy excellency we two give to thee the
loving gift of the fruit of the hen, one. E"
mot so is it true, dirt and pigs. If
you two love me you give me fruit Of
the hen, two. Give them now to me
and my black-boy thing shall look
through them at the sun and he shall
spin them on this floor, and he shall
float them in water lest they be bad. .
20, Apa, thou art wise to drive a
hard bargain, and Samoans are fool
ish. Here, then, are these two fruits
of the hen; now give to us two the
box of fire-scratchers."