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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-10

i'm IL minutes and - seconds.
There were nine entries, as follows:
William Lozo tscratch). .l9m. 2lsec.
Abncr Lozo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT m' SiS' 6.
Roger German ..................I'n. disco.
Charles Nillctt COS handicap, 20m. 3lscc.
Edward O Neil ....................22n 3lsoc.
Walter iiinklcN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. o1sc' .
Laurel Lawson ............,..... I'm. 'scc.
Wlfrcd RObargc and Joseph Lee started
but did not finish.
Ell Wilderand T. L. Woodbury. worc time
Keepers. The starter was j. LoHo, the mum
bcrs were called hy T.. j. lue and the
numbers were marked by A. f.. LOCO, un-
der whose efficient management the race
was held. As there were more prizes than
racers they Will be divided as equally a-
possible among the contestants. They arc
as follows
First time prize. Morrow coaster brake
first prize clock; second prize, pair of
bicycle tires; third prize pair of bicycle
tires; fourth prize. bicycle trouser fifth
prize. watch chain; sixth prize, Tobacco
jar; seventh prize military brushes; eighth
prize. water pipe; ninth prize, jersey;
tenth prize perfumcrN s"t; eleventh priz".
pocEctbook; twelfth prize, bottle of violet,
water; thirteenth prize, Gladstone bag;
fourteenth prize. fountain pom; fifteenth
prize. umbrella; sixteenth prize, manicure
set; seventeenth prize. inkstand, eighteenth
przr, belt
MIR. Roharge was SO unfortunate as 10
have his wheel slip from under him while
going aruuud tin, corner of Pearl and Bat
terry streets hut he soon recovered himself
and went on when he fen again and tainted
away. He sustained no serious injuries,
how ever, except a little scratch on the
arm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-07-10
THE BICYCLE RACES.

Tho bicycle road race which occurred al
ter the parade was not as interesting as
those of previous years have been, because
of the few entries. The first prize and the
first time prize were won by William Loco,
who covered the seven miles in TN" course
which was from the corner of Pearl street
ana ElmWoud avenue out North avenue as
far ~ tho Nallctts bay road and return,
i'm IL minutes and - seconds.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-08-01
sALooNIsTs ARE ANARCHISTS.

The Illinois State Liquor Dealers
Association wants new members at so
much a mem. In it's altogether con-
vincing appeal on the need of organi-
zation among liquor men it says,
among other things:
"The laws of this state governing
the liquor trade are so severe that
THERE rs NOT A LICENSED SA-
LOONKEEPER IN ILLINOIS THAT
DOES NOT LAY HIMSELF LIABLE
TO PROSECUTION UNDER THE
LAW A DOZEN TIMES EACH DAY."
It goes on to show that saloon
keeper, ARRESTED FOR SELLING
LIQUOR TO A MINOR OR DRUNK
ARD, if not member of the Associa-
ton, is obliged to pay an attorney $40
and is probably fined $40 and costs.
GAS a member of the association he
would have the services of the attor-
ney free, and HAD A FINE BEEN I'M
POSED 1T WOULD HAVE BEEN -AP-
PEALED; and last year the associa-
tion won every appeal.
"Had he been sued for damages in
the Superior Court, the attorneys fee.
usually amounting to $100, would be
caid by the association, and if a ver-
dict was obtained against them, THE
STATE ASSOCIATION WOULD
THEN APPEAL 1T TO THE APPEL
LATE AND SUPREME COURT OF
THE STATE, at an average expense
of $500.
The Association boasts that in the
81 years of it's existence it has ac-
cumulated a fund Of $4,000.
This is about as brazen-faced de-
fiance of law as we remember to have
seen, but, official as it is, it is in en-
tire harmony with the spirit OF the
anarchistic liquor traffic.
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-08-01

ehod pal is h o nj plt gahi s o f
ION tn gains incl lprd dd dsln which enmo of
pha bgg @ Mime sofa lain inayh soga of pu
n
mdndoe
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-08-01

wi tha2 25hoYep
o it solid rubber tEu tires
weigh Of
Story of f trpns
81 eel al p O. od ppt
be In
Acange carrying a l number of pn bg dd Of brass band dhoe
sion h mi pp e % t a mach
% Il whc M e in f
har m Seary and B. B. met n al he i to
d
enthusiast M County harmaf County h Ger
here n for Prof o Lokesgar Normal eI showed scheme
Il o
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-08-01
Twentieth Century Campaign
WE'LL STICK TO THE WAGON
AND ALL TAKE A RIDE!
WE'LL WAIT FOR THE WAGON
THE PROHIBITION WAGON!


Ian Cps
Vn
f hhFI FIn M Dn sDalyP claiming
sugar o Tin. Pig
Boar
Backbone. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1897-1906, 1902-08-01
GREAT CONVENTION IN ILLINOIS

Illinois Prohibitionists held one of the
| largest conventions in the history OF the
party at Peoria, July l and q About
twelve hundred delegates and visitors, in
| cluding many young men, attended the
day sessions, and there was an immense
dav % addressed by John G. Woolley and
| National Chairman Stewart.
| The convention did not open until one
o'clock, but the morning was occupied by
several hundred delegates who arrived
early, in conferences and open parl1a-
ments. There was also an old-fashioned
prohibition prayer meeting early IN the
The report made to the state committee
| by Alonzo e. Wilson, secretary and treas
urer, was an encouraging exhibit OF the
1906 township chairmen and all the ,coun,,,
| ties are organized except one, which Will
receive attention at once. The committee
years and distributed s,44O,Ooo pages Of
literature. The ooa amount expended t was was
had ban peaee eera Mere e Sent Sent
from state headquarters since the last
state convention.
The Mackinaw and Wheaton college
bands and the Ewing college trio furnish
ed an abundance of rousing music. The
convention parade preceding the evening
rally was an eye opener to the whisky
ridden city. 1t was several blocks long
and was Illuminated with candles, rockets
and red fire.
Another feature never before character
lied an Illinois Prohibition convention
Ten men, amid wild enthusiasm, each
subscribed $100 for the campaign fund.
number of other pledges were taken and
then the delegates were asked to throw
up dollars There was perfect shower
of silver upon the platform. This in
creased the state fund to nearly $12, 900.
The platform committee submitted two
reports. The minority report was adopt
ed. 1t favors prohibition and equal suf-
frage The majority report contained 9TH
er planks.
A full, strong ticket was nominated.
The new state committee wisely re-elect-
ed Hale Johnson, chairman, and Alonzo
E. Wilson, secretary.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
Gefor&etett IN 9GtSWGDt.

Die Elm GinIenoer bes oubri6soiQe
gbronicle" Diiien tpil, iinb unlere
SiaotpOlisifen ermabnt mDroen, beler
oarabf 5u a9ten, Dab bic Yorbertbiiren
oer Wirtbl1aften um 10 llhr 9lbenos
sef1loiIen tDerben. Sn Gerbinouna
oan:t nOQen mir 5u9lei6 mittbeilen,
oaB fir Die ndGEte Mapprslpabl @anoi=
oaten fit Mapor uno Marlbal i'm
6eloe linb, Die genau oarauf Ieben tper=
ben, oaB ieoen gIbenO prd5i5 um sebn
llbr Die SGliiilel fammtti6er gBirtb=
ldoften Oct Staot III Der 9faDors Office
aboeliefert weroen. MaDor II. Mari6al
,paroen ii1 baun bur9 BEN NugenI6eia
iiber5susen, oaB Die 2otols au9 tuirf=
lid sef9lolien lino, nno toenn es ibnen
notbiuenOi9 erfDeint au6 Elm Snbentar
aufnebinen, iuo5u ielpeilen elm GOnite
bon 5QdOeritanOiae betse5o9en tpirb.
3elgt oos sSnDentQr, oaB Der Stof out
it, 10 erbdtt jeoe3 Nfitglieb oer ,llnfers
fu9nnasfommiifion cine 3laf9e BON
jeber Sorte, uno cine GolIone babon
nuB in Die Ma9ors Cffice asbra6t
tDeroen, oalnit ieoer 3uDerldifge Stimm=
gaber cine betiebi9e pro6e MAIDEN tann.
@trb ber StOfl f9letbt beflnoen, 70
tpirb berielbe fpnfis5irt uno na0 Maine
9efbift uno bort gum 8eiten zines QlDls
fir Maiierbeiliae, Die am gduferipabn=
finn leiben. berliei9ert. Sobalo Die
Ganoioaten fir MaDor uno MarIbal
Die aebrdu6li9e @ebiibr ba5ablt baden,
iperoen iDir Die Namen berIelben Der.
oIfentfiAen. Ser grfols elnes fol1eu
3ifets auf folder pIatform lit f1er.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
G@tt',1'ttcr 2ts?5gats0 eiaeS
3aGoaae9TaGeS.

Sreo. ebriitener, Sic Seq uno Sos.
geltner, orei 8ubsn i'm 2llter Dpn lln=
9efdbr IA Sabren, in Canal 1obsr
mobnbaft, be9o5en fiA lebte 2DDGe auf
Die Sa9o n0cb 0a3fen ooer @runo=
iGmelnen, lDIe man Die 5bieye bier de-
D0bnllb nennt. 8eB bate lid I'll oer
expedition nit gidel uno Sdautel
ausgeriiItet uno gbriltener mar nit
elmer S9retfIinte betuafnst. 8ai Gse=
pes &o9lennine oeriaben it1 Die Sdger
nit pulOer, tUel@es @briItener in ieine
5ai6e pafte, tpOtin er au3 Streib=
lDl3trn bate. AuF irgeuo eine gDeile
9erletben leBtere in Yrano ullo nQtiir=
LID au1 oas PulDer, uno Der eSunoe
trug fNrefIide 8rQnOtpunoen oabon.
QSie es beiBt, tueigerte li1 Elm Sbier.
ar5t, Der porbeifubr, ben Sfnaban beiul=
5ufabren, neil DerEelbe fiir0terlilD I1rie.
Spdter aber nabm eln Wann, oer bon
Canal Sober na0 Mineral point fubr,
ben Sun9en in Iein 0etdDrt unD bra0te
ibn naD 9auIe, tuD er foJcrt in drst=
li6e gebanolun9 genpmmeu tuuroe,
oo1 IhDebt oas Geben oes Suaben in=
mer nod in OefQ9r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
GttrMnfet,.

Sllber Swinoerman, So6n bon @li
5Dinoerman. Der tpeltli6 bon or
Staot lu06nt. baoete am Gonntaq 0or=
mittag nit eineln iiinseren 8ruoer uno
nebreren iunsen Gefdbrten, aIs er auf
einmal uabreno er in tiefem Wafer
l9ramm, Rrdmpfe befom uno unter=
lluf. Sa feiner ieiner Geidbrten out
i6nimmen fonnte, 10 tparen bieielben
nl9t i'm Stanbe. ibm SiiIfe 3u brinqen,
nno er ertrant bDr ibren 2lu9en. Ser
Ierforbene mar Is Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
0roBes sscuer III efra5,baro.

| Nm Mpnias Nbeno. llnsefdbr lin
l1l.3O, brab In Dem groBen Store oe,
@ebriioer Garber in Strabburo sfeue,
aus, nno als man bellelben 0err nuroe,
llagen Der QroBe Store. Elm Gebaubt
BON 200 SUB Sront unb IS SsuB tief,
tbeilpeiie oreiltDdig, oas Wobnhaus
bon B. U. 8arper, bic @irtbihaft be,
@ebriioer Gteiner, Die Mebaerei Better
Iemmers, Der 2eibitaG uno Die @deune
bon Sames 9searif, Su1lbleimera
Gheune uno Gteiners @isbaus in
Nibe uno cine Qin5abl @ebduoe III Der
Nabbaridaft Daren olrdb oas Geuer
beiddoiat.
Der 9ilfe Der Seuerioe0ren bon go=
nal 9oper unb MaIIillon III es All Der.
oanteu. oaB ni1t oas aarlse 5tdotden
abaebrannt lit. Die SSellerpehr bon
eanal 9oOer leate nit pferosn ben
g8ea nab Strabbure. polle 6 gReilen.
in 30 Wlnuteil suriif, un5 Die Seuers
pebr BON Ntaflillon fam nit einem
Grtra5uae mad Dem granoplab.
,Glnen i1aurig fd6nen Mnblif bot
oas Jsuer, als bic Gobl0lfdlIer. l6 an
Der 3abl, in Brand aerietben.
Ger 8ranoI6aoen tpiro auf 800. 600
ael1dbt, uno Die 8erli9srung belduft
iid auf SIS, 600.
M}an bern,utbet 8ranoFiftunq, oa
bas 6euer spiiden oem Store uno
einem glebensebduoe 5uerf bemerft
tpuroe.
IS lbeint iiber, baB Der grano pon
Sleben angele9t poroeu 1T. tpelAe Die
Nufreaun9 benuben tpollten, I'M su
rauben lno 81 pliinbern. gDdbrenb
oes granoes bsoba9tete man nebrere
Gremoe. iuel9e 1tdD berodbtiq benob=
men. Sm SauIe bes Bidders Giharb=
ion puroen $92 aeitobIen uno Elm gera
fu6, BET &uoD @aroer ein8ubre6en,
wuroe nur our9 Die WadIanlteit zines
Glenitboten berbinoert. 9tu1 in mebs
reren anoern SGuIern iu6ten 8iebe
eiu3oringen, tpuroen ieoo9 in ibrer
IiQti9euen 39dti9teit gefDrt.
Nlle oielenI9en, pel3e oas getpaltige
Sfeuer 9efeben, ertlaren .....s;erein5fju=
meno, bag ele'cc11IiIl mdbreno oes 9ranoes
ntbt g8lnoftitle 9eberri6t batte, oas
gon5e Stdot9en nteoergebrannt tpdre.
gSie unS mit9et6eilt plro, beabfidti=
gen Die Gebriioer 0arber bic Gtore=
Uebdalicbteiten FoboIo als m6gIid lDie=
Der 81 erri9ten.
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90. nriers store
~
Ueuisfeiten.
SpeaieIl gefallene preiTe

9eute, 9pnnerltag. 10. SUM, be-
9inneno, tperoen mir einen gertauf Al
| aefallenen preiien er6fnen, oas beiBt
lnlere preiie iino fir cine grDBere Mn.
5abl bon Mrtiteln beoeuteno berunterae.
iebt. Sieier 8erfauf bauert nurfO
Sage, unb tuie 9em0bnlib lueroen oi,
ih6nften unb preismiiro!9lten Sader
3uerit berfauft. IS liegt oaber i'm s}n.
terelle unierer Runoen, biele @eleaen.
belt 10 balo als n09lib su beniiberl, oo
Die angebotenen Soribeile Dem Bubli-
fum auf's neue unieren &lf be1fdtleer
meroen. oab mir unleren Gunoen aud
geben, ipas mir an3eisen.
1000 Oaros 0imities, tuertb &c.,
berunteraeieBt gu 35c.
500 Daros seEreifte uuo setpiirfelte
Seeriufers .Oertb &c., berunter9eisBt au
64c.
500 Yaros ibtparser uno peiber
Calico, ipertb t., berunterseiebt gu
35c.
500 Yaros Goroso 9imities, tpertb
&c., berunterseiebt gu 1916.
500 yaros 5bweiaer palmetta
Gleioeritoff, nertb &c., gu zoe.
500 Daro Sancb uno 6oularo Gei=
De. lpertb $l.00, gu SO uno 69c.
S6Dne MdnnerIodsn, z5c. Quali4
tat. berunteraeisbt gu l21c.
SO idDne 9amen 9DnnenI9irme,
blau, ROTH Ooer grim, nit I66nem tpei=
bem Ganb, tuertb $3.50, beruaterse=
iebt 3u $3.50.
SO neue ieibelle gorola Gegetlibir-
me, nit parogon @efea, bitbTdem
Griff, pertD $l.75, berunterseIebt 3u
$l.00.
SO Heaeni6irme fir Ginoer 45c.
9amenan5tige lln0 Sfirts su beruns
ter9efeBten preiFFssa:.. sSn Dieier Nbtbei=
iltEaa 99aSSeil mir cine ln9ep0bnl;6 sro=
BE 2lusmabl.
9le Nn3iiqe, Iaioene gfirtS, Ieparate
Sfirts uno Stirts gum ausQe9en tper=
ben in BEN 10 Sagen nit Gabatt Der=
fault.
2innen, pique uno Sud- 5firt8 fitlo
IN oielem Gerfauf ni6t inbe9riFfcn.
Muslin llnterfleiDer. Mir
baben unferen Gorratb er9dnst uno
SIR finoet EXTRA ausseipdblte Rleioer
fttr luerig 8elO.
Cine Nuspabl bon SOC. Roriet
uebertpiirfen fir Csc.
&ommt balo, Oenn bieier GorratD
miro ni9t 10 Gage oorbalten.
g9ir baben Die oben an9eTiibrten Nr=
tltel iebr nieorig marfirt uno nun it's
on Sud, 81 tommen uno @uren @n=
tbeil 5u bolell.
Vile SuttDaareu gu beoeuteno ermQ=
bi9ten greiien.
g. g. 1erfers sro5cr Store,
SHsSa9Frese. Relus@blaneIpBiG.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

SIN eSuni=6eft bon Wunlep's glooas

*Sm Suri=5eft bon WunIep's Masas
sine tpeiit 2laitair Stuart blltorii1 nab,
OaB Die grinseElin 2uotpia bon 8aDern
Die Satin beg diteTten Sobnes oes Bring
rege1ten 2uitpplo, Die legitime a6niein
bon Gnslano III. nidt aber gOuarb,
pel0er in oieIem Monat getr0nt luiro,
Der G0nig. Die BrinseIlin 1T s.eine
Stuart, DelAe Tamilie in 1858
nit Saco6 IL. Derttiebell tuurbe. Spdter
famen Die SannoDeraner auf ben briti=
i9en Sbron, 5u tuel9er Janlilie Gictoria
eehDrte. 8on &Onig sSacob [. Na9s
tommen foqen 1eute nod ll72 lebed,
ano bon bieien follen 600 Elm beheres
@e1t auf Den britil6en Sbron baben.
als gbuaro VII.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
Gine aladli9e 3eit In Glbtnlun.
,,gBir fiiblten nns 1ebr aludlih",

,Wir fiibtten uns 1ebr eladlid", Il
fdreibt 81. 81. 8eDia, SlD 5opn, ga.
.,als Budlin's Nrnica Salbe unlers
1phter BON einem lAlimmen NnfalI puu
@rinbfppf furirte." sic erfreut 9ttle, pis
lie sebramAen fur Stbnittpunpen, pub
neraueen, Branbz unD 8ribpunpan 9e-
1bpuIlte, glutselDpire uGb 5autau5-
brahe. llnfsblbar fit 6dmprr9oioen.
Sur 25r. In Der Mpctbefe pcn Jranl
g9lller unp Gobn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
sStaticnji0e Siettcta so ner=
fN1tfettA

Die unter5ei9neten baben 81 italie=
nif0e Gt0fe bon ben bertibmten gieneu
u. S. GoOts, Die fie auf oem pripat=
tueee berfauFen pollen.
Dies 1T eine ausae3si6nete @elegen-
belt fiir Garmer unb anoere gienen=
aii9ter, bor5ii9li9e Gienen 3u mdBiaen
preiIen gu ertperben.
Dtan roenoe Iin miinoli9 ooer iGrift=
LID an S. S. Barr, unb
0arbeD Barn1iII,
Sruitees.
yteb pbila., 20. Ipril 1902. 2
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0enOrbctt. /.

Vim 8. SUM in Der 91dbe bon Win.
fielo. SODer SopnIbip, ssrau csbQ
Gdmeiaer. geborene gaer, Die @attin
BON William 5dpeissr, i'm 9lter BON
20 Sobren, 10 Wonaten uno 90 Saoen
inn MoAenbett. Die 8erItorbene purbe
NIT ibrem tootseborenen Rinoe in eiuem
Garse ouf Dem Maple 8rope ssrieobof
in Canal Sober bearaben.
Im Is. SUM- in Nem gomerstotpn
sSrau Clara SouglaB, Die @attin bon
8. s. 9oualaB, nab langer S2rantbeit
al einem Grebsleiben.
9lm II. SUM in lbridspilIe sSrau
8eora &uiA i'm gllter bon 45 esabren
on eineln 2ebertrebs. Sic binterltBt
einen Gatten unb sipei &inoer i'm 9!lter
bon unb IL Sabren.
Mm 10. SUM- in ubridspiGe, ssrau
80. Jotpler i'm 9llter bon 20 eyabren.
gor einigen Woden mar fe an ben
Mlalern erfrantt, aber man glaubte, lie
lei gdnslib interchangeable, unb am
Gage porber bate iie uoh ibre Saus=
arbeit perribtet, ullo pbne lid. iiber
etnas gu betlaseil, bate fe li6 am
9lbeno our &ube 9ele9t, um nibt
fpieoer auBuuaden. Sic binterldbt
etnen Gatten uno orei Ginoer.
Nm Sonntag auf Ieiner 6arm in
gufs Soiunfbip @uitab Ge9ula i'm
Utter bon 66 Sabren an Der griabt=
fhen Nierentrantbeit. Ser Gerltorbene
mar aus gllteribieo in Der G6einpfols
seblirtig uno lam idon als Gnabe in
oieies Sano unO bat ieitber INNER in
olelem GountD geiuobnt. Der geritpr=
bene binterldbt cine 8ittue unb meb=
rere Sinber.
Mm IL. sSuni in Nep PHILADELPHIA
Samuel G6neiter i'm @lter BON 67
Sabren uno IL Sasen nad LANCER,
f6merer Grontbeit. Ser 0erforbene
tuar aus Steffisburg, Ranton gern, in
Der S6nei5 gebiirtig nno fam i'm sSabr
1869 NIT ieiner Tamilie mad ben Ser.
Staaten. @r mar Der Gater bon adt
Et1oern, bon pel6en nod flint am
9eben lino. Die nit Der gDitttpe nm Den
5Sina:seithh!snenen 2 q ttrraiulern. 9ie geeroi=
9un9 fir0et bcute itatt.
am l3. Sum- in Stem gbilooeIpbia
GolDoro Splft i'm Ilter bon SO eSabreu
Gtt elmer 2un9enentSitncun9. Ser Ser
ltorbene binterlQbt cine g8ittpe uno
atpei Ginoer.
YIN IA. SUM in gittsburq @ittne
5. 8. &eplinger, i'm QIter bon 81 eeSaG=
rem on Den 6OIgen zines G9la9fIuhes.
Der Geritorbene bat friiber in WiniieIo
in oiefem @ountp 9epobnt.
Im Is. Suni in ber Ginoerbeimatb
Samuel 6. @briitp, elm oreiidlrioer
Rnabe, an oer Gus3ebruug.
Nm II. Sum- in Canal 9oper SSrau
IoIina Seanerette I'M gtlter bon 62
Sobren, an bet WaferIubt. Sic 8er=
Itorbene mar aus Wattentpp(, Canton
9ern, S9tDei3. 9ebiirtig uno fam bpr
ettDa 3 Sobren mad Den Ser. Staten
uno lieB fid in @anal Sober nieber, no |
}pei i6rer 509ter tpO1nen. Sic tpolIte
oiefe5 6rii6jobr nieber mad Der SGmeia
Suriif, bod purhe lie ourG ibre Granf=
heit an Der Nusfiibrun9 i6res 9orba=
bens berbinoert. Sic binterldBt adt
Rinoer, fiiuf GD6ne, Die nod in Der
S6pei3 1tnb, uno bret SD6ter, Die in
otelem 2anoe Derbeiratbet Iino. 9cs
SegrdbniB finoet beute Na9mittag in
5aual 9ober fatt.
Nm Is. SUM i'll SEEM philadelphia
lBittme Nnna MilIer i'm 9llter bon
13 Sa6ren na6 LANCER Granfbeit. Sic
Seritorbene mar 5>peimal berbeiratbet
mo binterldbt elne So9ter, Srau
oarrD SarIt babier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
0r. Nrnf Rnhn hnt cine Tnhp

0r. prof. Su9n bat cine Isabelle
aufgefeqt, nit beren 9iilfe init 2ei9=
ti9teit bere9net tperben fann. auf tpel=
1en WoAenta9 Elm 9epiles Datum
fdllt. 3. .. gismarf 1T am l. Npril
1915 seboren nit 9iilfe ber Isabelle
ldBt fi6 nun lei1t bere1nen, baB Der
arobe Staatsmann an einem gamlfaa
oas 2i1t Der gBelt erblifte. 8eaen
ginienouna bon Is Gents tpiro Die
Isabelle an jebe beliebige Mbrefs pers
lanot. 9lor. prof. Sobn g. suhn,
Jietp pbilabelpbia, 8. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
Nep pbila., 20. Ipril 1902.

= Nltura california 8ein, Elm bor=
8il9ll1er &otblDein gu $1.00 per @ago.
ne nno Der beriihlnte tueiBe Hoqoen=
branilttuein opn WoooforO gountD fiji,
$500 per @allone i'm 2iquorhore bon
g. g q 9lup IN Stem 8bilaoeIpbia. A
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

SIMMER mddtieer greift bic @oncen=
trirung oer beri9ieosnen 8etriebe nm
llb. Der Na9ri9t, baB Elm Srulf alIer
Natlonal= ganten bes 2anoes angeitrebt
tperoe, folgt Die Wngabe auf Dem SsuBe,
baB Die goniolibirung aler gleftri,itdts-
gSerte oes 2anbes sll ei1em GieIen=
Sruit BON Der @rDbe Der uniteb States
Steel So. i'm Gange lei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

Ser bemofratif6e Staatsfonpent bor
eSnblnna bat in Snoianapolis getaat
IN ibrer platform haben ole Demofrater
ben Ganlpf 9eeen bic Srulfs allr
0auptiIIue gemadt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19
'S6uluBige Seutpcl In Snbieu.

Ssilise &il9e perunreinisen oft inpii6t
5empel, aber lhredli6er 1T ein nit Ser
ltppfun9 sepla9ter 8Drper. grlnubt paa
ni9t. Teinist guer SYltem nit Or.
Sings Stem 2ife piQs" unp perbrtei
Siele eeioen. sic seben leb6afte Qe6er
tbati9e Gtnsepeipe, quite Gerbauuns. fsi=
nen Qppetit. 9iur 25c. Bel S. 9JliQer
u. SpDn, Npu.tbefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

Der SrDaep=5treits in paiptufet,
u. s., bauart all uno lna1te oas Gin
9relten Der Staatsmili5 abermaIs noib.
irenoig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

- Gennen nit S1laudmaeen ltnO
Bicpeles uno anoerer Sport am 4. sui
IN Canal Dober.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-06-19

as,a 4'aiirssIpaia. 8. IS. Saus lses.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-06-03
Notice Of Election.

The annual meeting for the election of
,s-.-,o-- ~ the BeIlefontaIne Cemetery Will
-. held ia the back room OF the Probate
Isa-S'S afsee Monday June 2, 1902, from 70
p m ALI hh~D
Aay ., 1867
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-06-03

During the rush hour the other after
noon digutied men entered well
filled Market street car and tried TO
work his way In to secure a strap to
hang from. but the conductor. who was
collecting fares. blocked his progress.
Step lively, there! said the passen-
ger.
"Were you speakin' to mer asked
the conductor. elevating his eyebrows.
"Certainly." replied the passenger.
"Step forward so we can get inside.
Plenty of room up front"
"If you will attend to your business,
! will attend to mine." snapped the
conductor
"lf you can't take your own medicine
better than that. you had better try
taking the car ahead" answered the
passenger. The conductors reply was
lost In the laughter Of the passengerA
philadelphia Telegraph.
The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1902-06-03

Slimklns was creature who wore
trousers. He was rich and respectable
He didn't have TO earn his own living
He was a butterfly or fashion Thar
why trousers looked queer on him. Ill.
went to teas. He never led german
He hadn't the capacity for that IL,
did have the capacity. though, for fall
ing I'm love AS usual In such cases. he
fell In love with superior girl. Dreams
and dudes 90 by conlraries. So did tn,
girl. She wouldn't have II little bit.
"What shall do. what shall doT
he moaned.
"You might commit suicide heroical
w." she suggested coldly.
"Rut that would be MURDER" he ex
claimed. horrified.
81 think not" she said assuringly
ANY jury In the country would call I
Justifiable homicide without leaving tn,
bOx."-Exclange