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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28
December County Court.

The December term of the AddNon
County county will convene here Tues
day, December 2, with Judge Haselton
presiding and b. NJ. Collins and A. W.
Foote as assistant Judges. The grand
Jurors are: II. Il. O'Bren of Addison,
G. F. Sollace of Bridport, E. B. Palmer
of Bristol, j. w. Atwood of Cornwall,
w. B. Field of Ferrisburgh, G.. +. Marsh
of Hancock, |. A. Colby of Lincoln, w.
Il. Remele of Middlebury, w. Il. Patter-
son of Monkton, ID. A. Roleau of New
Haven, V. V. Blackmer of Orwell, Ben
iamin Allen of Panton, II. |. Spoor of
Ripton, c. II. Delong of Shoreham. +.
HannOn of Starksboro, T.. Mack of Yer
gennes, w. b. Child of Weybridge and
ID. Holmes of Whiting. The petit jurors
are: G. w. Adams of Addison; 5. l..
Walker and c. l.. Payne of Bridport, o.
II. Fisher and A. Ferguson of Bristol,
F. Ii. Warner of Cornwall, G. Spencer
and n. l.. Ball of Ferrisburgh, F. Cham
berain of Goshen. ID. b. Seaman of
Granville, w. r. Durham of Hancock,
NJ. o. Oliver of Leicester, +. A. Varney
and G. Parmelee of Lincoln, +. II. Clay
and G. l.. Hooker of Middlebury, n. j.
Maxfield of Monkton, ". +. Mills and
w. O. Wheeler of New Haven, c. fl.
Phelps and G.. w. FELTON, of Orwell. f.
Adams of Panton, III. C. Powers of Rip,
ton, w. w. Crook Of Salisbury, S. l.
Martin and w. Wissell of Shoreham, w
G Briggs of StarksbOro. 5 d. Miner and
w. X. Bristol of Vergennes, F. III. Bacon
of Waltham, f. ii. Flske of Weybridge
c. F. Church of Whiting. There are l2(
cases on the court docket and % on the
chancery docket; IL are set for jury tria
and 30 for trial by the court. The indi
cations that it will be long term.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28
AnIndependentvie View.

The Bennington Reformer Is one of
the most honorable papers in the state in
giving common sense opinions of public
questions. The paper is independent on
political subjects, and is given to ex-
pressing its views regardless of which of
the political parties may be pleased or
displeased by its estimate of political
measures, and their adaptability to the
public welfare. This is what the Re-
former thinks of the temperance measures
before the legislature;
"Consderable feeling is already engen-
dered at Montpelier apparently between
the friends of the committee license bill
and the supporters of the Battell plan,
owing to the exceeding closeness of the
committee on the question-13 to II.
TO the Reformer this seems hardly
necessary, as whichever bill becomes a
law, the law-abding citizen will have an
opportunity to purchase his liquor sup
plies according to the dictates of his own
Judgment. There are people who will
tell you that the Battell bill is'practical-
ly the same as the present town agency
law. These people simply do not know
what they are talking about. The Bat.
tell bill provides that if town so votes
1t may establish one central liquor store
and bar large enough to accommodate
all the liquor busint SIS of that commun-
ity. Liquor could be sold by the glass
to the transient customer or to the indi-
vidual purchaser who buys by the pint
or quart From this central store hotels
ard drug stores may buy to sell under
certain regulations to their legitimate
patrons. Under its provisions anybody
can buy liquor who would be entitled
to it under any license system and can
buy by the measure sealed package OF
drink malt liquors and light wines just
as he chooses. Under the committee
each. Under the Battel
bill the profit from the liquor sell
ing would all go to the town and
state, while under the committee bill
the individuals who bought the licenses
would get the profit above the compare
lively small amount paid for their
license. Under the Battell bill Bennng
ton, for instance, should get net profit
of $4,000 annually we think a high
estimate and reduce taxation by that
amount, while under the committee bill
hardly enough money will be realized
to pay the expenses of carrying out the
provisions of the law
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28
To Save Prohibition.

An active campaign will be conducted
in this state during the next few weeks
by the state Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union and speakers of national and
world wide reputation will devote their
time and energy to addresses and per-
sonal work with the hope of retaining
the prohlbtory law upon the statute
books of the state.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Stevens, of Portland. Me
president of the National w. c. Il. T.,
and Miss Anna Gordon, vice presideI at
large of the National w. c. Il. u, and
secretary of the worlds l.. Il. L., have
both signtled their Willingness to spend
some time in the state, and will speak in
number of places. Other speakers
who are under consideration, most of
whom will be engaged, and both Mrs.
Booth, president of the New York state
w. c. 7. U., Mrs. Bourne, president of
the New Jersey w. c. Il. T., Mrs. kath-
crime l.. Stevenson. president of the
Massachusetts w. c. Il. T., Mrs. Clara
Hoffman, recording secretary of the Ma
tional w. c. Il. u. have already been
engaged.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28
Bank Broken Into.

The First National bank of Orwell was
broken into at an early hour Wednesday
evening by burglars. 1t is believed the
operators are the same gang that worked
Vergennes last week. They gained ad-
mlttance to the bank by prying open
one of the windows on Main street, after
which they blew open the door of the
vault and damaged the door to the safe
so badly that IL will require the services
of an expert to open II. SO far nothing
has been found TO be missing. and the
authorities think the work was done by
experts. No traces were left for their
detection. Some of the citizens of the
town who live just north of the village
claim to have heard the sound of teams
passing about four O'Clock in the morn
ing, and it is believed they were the
escaping burglars.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28
The Liquor Bill.

Both houses of the legislature have
passed the license local option bill that
was reported by a majority of the COM
mittee, the house making some impor-
tant amendments, however, that are
likely, from the temper displayed by
some of the city papers, to still make
considerable discussion, if not a rupture,
between the members of the house from
the cities and large towns and the rep
resentatives from the smaller towns.
The senate wants the fees divided
equally between the state and the towns,
and the bill as passed by the house
gives one fourth to the state.
An attempt was made to substitute
the referendum contained in the Battell
bill for the referendum contained in
the bill reported by the majority of the
committee, but this amendment was
voted down by small majority, and the
referendum making the law go into effect
in January or two years after, as the
voters may choose. was retained.
The election on the referendum is to
be held on the first Tuesday in January.
These are some of the general features
of the bill:
1t provides for board of license COM
missioners in towns voting to have
, ,aloons and limits the number of places
to one to each 1000 population. There
are seven classes of licenses, with the
minimum and maximum fees fixed, as
follows: First class-To sell Intoxicating
liquors of any or all kinds to be drunk
Oh the premises fee not less than $500,
nor more than $1,000 Second class-TO
sell Intoxicating liquors Of any XIII d not
! 10 be drunk on the p.emises fee $500.
Third class-TO sell malt liquors, cider
and light wines containing no more than
/ u per cent of alcohol at 60 degrees Fab
renheit. to be drunk on the premises fee.
$3.50. Fourth classic sell Intoxicating 9
/ liquors by the Wholesale; fee, $1,000
/ Fifth classic sell Intoxicating liquors
of any kind for medicinal purposes; fee
not less than $40. Sixth class-IO sell
Intoxicating liquors in summer hotels
fee depending on length of time licenses
are taken for. Seventh classic sell
malt liquors, cider and light wines con
tanning not more than II per cent of al
cohol at GO degrees Fahrenheit, not to be
drunk on the premises; fee not less thar
Sl50.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28
NOTHING Too Good
for the Sick.

We give them the sunniest room the ceanest linen, the
flowers the danes toast the delicate They
surely entitled to the best and pures medicine We take
great satisfaction preparing every prescription and family
recipe that the ceany careful manner and
from the highest quality of drugs and chemicals quarter of
century experience has taught how do things right in
the prescription If you think your sick entitled the
best of everything shall be glad of your prescription bus
mess. No extra charges, just extra service, that's ALL
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-28

Collars Cuffs Sheep with
Buffalo, Plain and c. Russian Buffalo Nu
Buffalo, Wombat, Natural
Plain c. Hungarian Lamb,
c. Cloth
Blended Cloth Coat Blend
Plain Astrachan Pucked
c.
with Otter and C. We have fine
Saschauwan guarantee all in
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-27

>'' '~'N~ 0N~NeJ'S%S wi w
funaierenoe pra1ioent Gdaltbureer,
J. %. &eib, Gr=Setretdr oes 5rans=
paal. uno Die Gomnanoanten 2uca5.
Weber uno Gro9b nit ibrem Gefol9e
unb nit ibren Setretdren in einem Spe=
sial5u9 bon 8almoral in Bretoria ans
9etommen lino, Inn nit General Git1e=
ner iiber Die Srieoensbeoinguneen 5u
unterballoeln. sic famen unter elmer
Parlamentdrsflaa9e.
Yriefe, tuelde Dor Gursem, als Serr
SteDn nit fnapper 9}Dtb Der @e5onoen=
|nabme ent9ine, Den griten in bic Sdnoe
fielen, belpieien, ooB er iDppbl, als
Serr S9alfbur9er ben Hrieoen bcrbei=
lebnen. 9luf Der anberen Selte be-
fiirhtet man aber, oaB 9elareD in 6olge
leiner fiir5liden @rfol9e ii9 peioern
niro, an ben an5utniipfenOen 8erbano=
lunSen tbeil5unebmen.
Slider lit, oaB beioe Geiten trie9s=
niiOe iinb, uno 10 lit mobl be9rilnoete
Soffnung rorbanoen, oaB Elm IrieOens=
ldluB su Stanoe tommt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-27
Sninnn.

2luT bem Ybilippinen=9lr9ipel tritt
Die Gbolera in beoentIi6er 6orm auf
un0 oas Grie9s~= 9eportement erldBt
oraltiibe gerorOnur9en 81 8etdm=
pfun9 oerlelben.
Gine 9lbtbeilung ber Gi9ualtorps lit
auf Dem Ybilippinelt=Mr6ipel bon elmer
Ibtbe'lnng SnIurgetten (Wtoros)
iiberfallen mprOen.
Die 5ur Seintebr beItimmten ameri=
taniI6en Sruppen tDerben in Manila,
um Der Gbolera 5ll ent9eben, Dor Der
3elt auf Die Sransporti6iife sebra6t
uno beimgeianot.
Sn Waibington,- Sno., lit 2i6ertp
Gempf, ein poblbefannter 8ei9afts=
mann, bon ieiner Gattin gelegeutlib
eines in Sbdtli1feiteu ausartenoen
Streites, eriAoHen moroen. Die 6rau
bradte ielbit ben 6aa oer Yolisei sur
glnSeige uno 1T auf freiem SUP belal=
len mDroen.
Sn oem boben glter bon Ill Sab=
rem llt III SelDlsfDfDlt Wtontatla, plerre
2uberoure, Der nabeSu IS Sabre
Srapper getpelen unb 6anoel nit ben
Snblanern getrieben bate, eeforben.
Sein gater, elm fransDlilb=canaoilder
Srapper, bate Elm 9llter BON 1l2, feline
Wutter. eine Snoianerin bonn Stamme
Der Datota's Elm atter pon 100 Sabren
erreidt.
3u Gbanute, Ran.. bat man eillen
Selbrunneu sebobrt, Der OaS Del 100
SUB bod idleuoert.
9as Ghieaeoer Hoitamt bat einem
Manne 100000 9oltmarten per=
tauft.
sSn st. 2ouis baben fid brei ber
|groBten 5ruitcompanies, Die Colonial,
Wilioliri unn Gerlliania, llnter benz
Ranea nGolonial Srult @pmpanp
Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-27
Yolitii6es.

9ln einem einSisen Sage bat oas
Geprdientantenbaus 229 Bripat=gen
lipnsbills pallirt. Sas tpdre cine 8ele.
aenbeit fir Brdlioent Goolepelt, lib Dor
6rober @lepelano in Der Nnwenounc
oes Vetos unterri1ten 5u laIen.a
SIN Senat tpuroen am Sreita9 stpe
pibtige Bills an9enommen. Sine gil
|5ur Qufbebung Der Grless|teuern UNI
oiejeni9e, oer3ufol9e Der BerIpn oes
grdlioelten mebr S6ub getpdbrt per:
ben io1.
Gapitdn Gulate, Der ben ipaniiber
9ampfer pgiscapa" in Der Sdlabt
bor Santiago tommanOierte, bot ct:
tldrt, BOB, penn S6lep ni6t Die be:
fannie ,S6lelfen Wenouns eema6
bdtte, er NIT ieinem G1iffe Die .groot.
lpn" ,9erammt" uno berientt baber
lpiiroe. Gulate bdlt Goplepelt's gnt:
| i6eioung fit iiberaus ungersht, uni
nit ibm fimmen 90 bon ie 100 amerj.
| taniS6en Siirgern ilberein.
9as Saustonite fiir oas Marine:
fpeien bat in ieiner republitanii6en
Mebrbeit eegen S6IeD entl6ieoen unH
oieiem biltorilben llnre6t Die Nppro=
bation Der republifaniiden Bartei auf=
aeoriidt. 9tun muB Die Partei aud Die
Geran.uprtli6teit oaIilr tragen.
Ser Senat beItdtigte IN Greeutib=
IiBung Die @rnennllns bes Gapitdns
u. 9. @roiuninsfielo gum Gear=Nomi=
raj. Gs tpuroen feinerlei Gommentare
ilber Die grnennung 9ena6t. 9lllo
glaubt aud Der Senat. oaB Ge,fium=
oung uno 0}jB8unlt belobnt weroen
lOllten.
SIS beiBt, grdlioent GnoTebelt tra9e
lt1 nit Der NbIibt, General N:llon y.
Nliles 5u UerabIbieoen, neil oerieIbe 10
fre9 mar, einige 8ori6td9e oes prdIi~
oenten 81 tritiIiren.
9ie pelnpfrotiIben MitQlieter S0es
Geptdfentan!enbouIes na6nlen in elmer
Raufllsoerlanllnlun9 eintilnmiq cine
4eIolution alt, III Der ertlQrt miro, oab
Der. GongreB Der 5Dnpat6ie bes ameri=
fdntIben &oltes FIR Die goeyen.Iepu.
bliten Oifi3ieQ 9IusOrnd geben ioG uno
i'll Der Die Dlit9lieber lib perpfli6tatan,
lib ole 9rOBte W}ii0e 5t geben, um oos
@onite fir au8gpdrtige Nn9ele0enbeiten
sll o5tDin9en", 9teloIutiOnen, in oenen
i0l0e SpmpatGien ou59eOriidt weroen,
i'm 9aus einSureiben, tpenn mn Inn es
3u OetonIalien, in oieier Sa6e Ste!tun0
81 negmen.
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Sagesneitigfeitett.
Chtn.

Sn gucDrus lit i6on Die erIe Wol=
lenernte oieHes Sabres auf Den Marti
gebraht moroen.
Sn gucDrus bat lib Der uneep6bn=
libe Sail ersi9net, oaB 9riainqe oe=
meiniam'ibren so. Geburtstag feierten.
Die @eburtsta9stinoer maren Catherine
Miller bon Stem Waibineton, SSrall
Wargaret Sreiber9er bon g2elp Yort
uno 6rau @lilabetb W}eb BON 8ernon
Sunction, 50bter bon 9errn uno 6rau
poul MMer. Sic Wtutter lebt nod
uno 1T 7Nabre alt.
Sn ber Ndbe bon Biraro ItieB elm
6ro6tsua Der Penniplpania gabn auf
einen Qrbeitersug uno iebte Die &abuIe,
in oer f6 eli un9ariI6e Nrbeiter be-
fanoen in grano. Sour ben beroiI6en
4nltren9un9en Der gabnbeanten 1T es
gu oanten, OaB Die 9lrbeiter einenl
6euertooe enteingen. S6mer berIebt
muroen Steoe Toresoib, an Gopfe
8eribunoen uno Siifte auseerentt; Sobn
Sitab, linfes 9(uge ausgelaufen, orei
Gippen gebro6en uno innere Yerlebun=
gen ; @onoucteur 9onaben Mi6ael
6ore9oIb, beioe Nrme gebroben uno
Die SruIt eingeorilft. gier anoere 9lr=
better truQen Auetidungen uno Sout=
|abl6llrfun9en our6 ben llnfaIl oapon.
Barney Gioion II. 2eonaro Stebens,
Die in ct. Glair5oiQe i'm GountD=
gef6n9niB eingelperrt Daren, neil Iie
oori9es So6r einen getpilien Clarence
98urtlf in Somerton ermorOeten, lino
aus Dem @efGn9nib ausgebrpden uno
entpibtn. 'Seoe naren gu lebenslQn9=
liber 3ubtbausitr0fe berurtbeilt, bO6
mar ibnen Elm neuer Pro8eB bepilli9t.
Sames $. Toir0ilo, Der 80 Sabre
fang YrdliOent oe5 Gberlin College
mar, lit am 10. NidrS in OberIjn 9e=
ltorben. ST bate IS Sabre lang nit
Oem Sbsrlin college in gerbinoun9
9eltanpen.
Sin oeutIA dmeritanifder gunb
puroe 1T @IeOetano oeoriinoet, uno ct
miro lIb Dem 0eutI1=amerifaniIden
J}ottOnal=SunO ani1IieBen. Nertreter
aug alien Qr0Beren St0oten oes StQates,
Die eire MtitglieOerSa6l DON $4,000
Mann repr0lentirten, iunren 8uQeQen.
Gopt. s. gofus, Der grQ7ioent Oe8
GIeOelonoer Sunoes, bieIt Die S0upt=
nnINrnChp
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GeSet0e0ntt0.

llnIere 2eier oijrIeu nibt siirnen,
Denn iuir bisDer niAt DieI iiber Die 3Da.
ten unIerer @eIebgeber 5u beritbten bat.
ten. IS mar Iolpeit eben ni9ts su BE-
riOten. Die Serren 2e9i5Iatorg1 baben
ibre 3eit nit W}unicipalangelegenDe
elni9er Std0te Dertr00elt uno bon Hei=
itun9en alIgemeiner 9latur 1T ni1ts
Getban ipOrOen. llno bel Der 3uiam=
menieBung unIerer 9e9enlpdrtigen Gje=
ieb9ebun9 lit bies ipobl audi Oas BeIte.
Sie DerIprDOenen Steuerreformen
liegen nod in ben 0dnoen bon @omites
unO allf Die BaiIierung elmer augsmel=
men, berrlitnfti9en StdOteoronun9 boIft
lDObl 9tiemano lnebr.
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Sic Griteu tpcrOen ole 2cbtem
feitt.

0tad prdlibent GooIebelt lit Die
5dlep GontrOoerie abaeIDloiien, unO
nun erI6eint cine 3uiammenlteauna.
mas Die &apitdne Der Tlotte por San=
tiago on priieneelOern erbalten baben.
Sapitdne, Die abtueienO uaren uno
lib nidt OIL Der S6la6t betbeiligten :
%. 8. Sampion, Der als Nomiral
fungiren iollte $25, 797. A
S. 6. gbaomif, bonn
Sreuaer Stem Sort $14, 026.08
aapitdne, Die anpeleno paren uno
li6 an Der G6la6t betbeilisten
g4. g. Shlen SO, 334 90
+. ". GDof 2,190.32
st. GDans 2,166.40
s. 6. Start 1,989.60
S. %. Bbilip 1,74O.28
s.. Is. SaDlDr 2,l52. 80
unpillfiirlib bentt man BEL bieier Ner=
tbeiluna an bic Worte bes VDlfsliebes !:
llnb .uie tpeiter nom sbasel,
gsie groBer bic 5relS.
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Neatejts Tad)rtOteat.

G5 9d6rt in Srlano, Die grTolqe Der
guren erweGen neue SDIfnungen BEL
ben 9tationaliiten auf Elm unab6anQiQes
SrlanO. Some 9tule poer bic 3erltb=
run9 DeS britiiden llnterbauIes 1aben
Die tril6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf
tbr Yanier geI6riebeu. SoQte @nQlano
nit elmer 8roBma6t in &rie9 bermiGelt
meroen, 10 pQte eine Gepolutipn it.
Srlano iiber.
Die cubaniI6en goitrduber Neelp,
GatbbOne uno &eepes lino enolio per=
urtbeilt tporoen. Die urtbeile lauteu
s. j. q. 9teelp, 10 Sabre 3u9tbaus
u.@eloltrafe gum getraee bon $50, 7O1.
gS. $. Geeoes, 10 Sabre 3u6t6aus
II. Gelotraie gum getroge bon $35, SIG.
Gltes 8. &atbbone, 10 Sabre 3u9as
baus uno Gelofraie gum 8strase bon
.$35, 324.
8efern 1T il, Gaptabt Gecil G6ooes
9eItorben.
Sie llebereabe Der Geeierung bon
Cuba an PaQlioent Yalma lit entaiiltis
auf ben 20. Wtai anberaumt poroen.
Sas DtilitdrOepartement @uba piro on
lenem Sage aufgeboben uno Die bor=
lau!is nod in ben GiiHenbefe1tiaunaen
berbleibenoe Nrtillerie miro oen 3eparz
tenent oes Ofens unterfelt.
9ur1 oas ginIttirsen elmer 2ebm=
ihiGt ppn mebreren Sonnen @efuid=
liuo ON 9ienitag in Glepelanb z elr=
better umgefommen. Die SpOten Iino:
S. Sap, S. Sees, 8. greaH, Gb. 6ols
mDno, S. geabobD, 81. Salnl uno eits
anoerer Mrbeiter unbefannter Mmens.
Mattbetp SpnA erlitt tootli1e ger=
lebunsen.
Sn 2Dbaate, 3d., bat Elm Wsanr
gfan1ens George Waller I'M Gauld
1eine SDolf Sabre alte Sodter gtsllie nit
einem ShrotseDebr erfbolIen, ipie es
fdeint, ibon am Gpnntag MbenS.
Waller, Der na6 benl Moro ein9eIblaz
Ten mar, fliidtete ii1 anl Mlontaq iN
Die gerae. 9teflie MGR Waaer'S einaiQes
Sinh. Seine Grau lfarb Dor alpej
'Sa1rerl
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@orte iiuo biAia.

3dalitb fam man In ben slnpreiluneen bnn osen.
Batentaeoi5inen Ieen uuaere WtebtSnen bellen gles
iinb fDunen mir bar earattirena ylatirlid lnb Die
9ente Die 10 ettpos bebaupeu lie I'M Stanbe ben 9e.
meiS r iDre 9lngabe 3 lieiern 0enn leber einiger.
maBen pernunfttge WtenIG nrlB lttb bod iogen, bai
eiue Webi5u mf ollie Sralfbetten beilem fann. Sine
HebiSin fann bDd,items cine @rnppe ppn Ssranfbeiteu
beilea bic ianmiitdD pon elmer nraehe berfpmmen
g. 9lenit1bter q Co., Die @igentbner ieneS beribmte
MeaeptS Der alteu Wt6nhe bon ct. Bernard natb ipe
dem onsiDlieBlieb aus ben renIten Bfan5enbeftanb
tbeiIen bic bendbrteu ct gernarbs Groterpien sube
reitet iuerbeu bebarptettI nib baB bieie Yet fiil
Ftb li9t IN btligen. triieerhen Ssprten fpnhert
iagen einfae bag beie iaen bic fir Mur IS Gents ii
oeit Mpbotbeten Sl boben iinb ollie Granfbetem oes
brreite, ioiDes as belpciisi Se MAIDEN uis3t n,,,
wsrlpreAangea ioaoerlt balteg pieielbet andb
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!. q. ambm's 9sor,, alINnlc,

Ser 5riibla6rstermin besinnt am
z. 9pril. 8egentudrtis betbeilisen 1i1
81 ShMer an Dem Gurs uno i'm Gan-
sen baben mir nur 46 quite GiBplabe.
I'm lid einen 9uten plaB su iiOern,
iolte man iid ibfort anneloen. SIR
ndbere Musfunft idreibe. man an Die
Aorelle 8. 9. I'll, Neip pbllaoel=
phla, g. Al
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-27

uno nit einem Rapital bon 81 600. 600
fonioIioirt. BrdIibert Der neuen gDlns
panp 1T @lart 8 SampIDn.
Sn princeburs bel Scranton. pa.,
nurOen Seute, Die eiiien entaleiifen
3rolpbabnmagen uieber surebtfeBen
nollten, bon einem Wiob nit Steins
niirfen bertrieben. Ser Neriu1. bic
Wagen lanfen 81 laiiel, tpllroe oaraufz
bin eingeitellt
Stint @ountp= =Gefaneene, fdmmtlAe
6arbige, berbrallnten in Gpseiuffo,
Drill, in elmer Stofaoe, Die fie ipabrs
ibeinlib in Srano 9eieBt batten, unr
su entflieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-27

Gtesift ber bette NInb gum ginfalfe bon Speserei-
ip0oren ltmo 4rppiiipner Gurcb fprtpdbrettbe re1e
GeuDunaen tpirb bic NusipaBl itets iriiD uub poaa
ttanoia erbalte ntb merben ae 8eifelun9en prompt
a1sapfiibrt Mttb Die 93aaren pbne Ggtras0ergitunq
mad 6alrIe gelieert
YY SIR eaabprpbufte werben bic b66ften Martt-
pretfe be3nblt.
az gpred3t por nnb 1natDt Gnre @tntdnfe nnb SIR
nerbst firoti oaB bic Gaaoren bon Setter 2nalitdt
uftb bic 8reile btatg ltno.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-03-27
Wnsinnn.


SIN briti9en uuter9auie lit es atts
lablid elmer Soerer=Sebatte gu llrlers
bOrten Stonoalieenen gefomnen. Ser
Ssiibrer oer e}rldnber 9ilIon rannte
@3anberlalu einen beroammten 2iig-
ner uno tpuroe iuspenoirt.
Sn Stalien irGen iebt $50, 900 lambs
ptrt9ibaftlld)e Nrbeiter am Streife
iein.
Sie Notwithstanding in genesu=
Ella fbeint Dem prdlioenten Galtro iiber
Den &opf 5u tDa6len.
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beIiir6ten, oaB bort nod idtpere unb
langiDierige Sdmpfe nit ben ginaebo=
renen beDor ite9en tperoer, ebe Der 8er=
tebr i'm Snnern gang gelibert lein uirb.
Sn Siioen Gbinas lit cine Rebellion
au9s Neue aussebro9en uno Ideinen
Die Gebellen Die Gberbano 5u baben.
Wiele Dtonoarins puroen eet0otet uno
Die taiIerli6en Sruppen. 9eben su BEN
Sn1ur9enten iiber.
In %. Wtdr5 tropalIirten gtuoen=
ten oer polniIden 0Otl6uIe BON plof,
rufliI6 pOlen. ieBten Die 2e6ranftalt
in gronn uno pergriilen 1i9 tbdtli9 an
elnem grOfeiiOr, Wiilitar muBte re=
Qulrirt tueroen, lin bic Sumultanten
sur Crpnun8 3u perlpeiIen. 3a4lreide
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Sn Gpanien berrIdt or9es ltntpetter.
eSn Der Gjegeno bon SebiQa uno 6p=
rnnna Iino berI9ieoene gerTonen in
S6nee= uno 9a9elItitrmen nmgefom=
men.
9to6 gang obnorm portneln ggettsr
1t es III Sito 9tuBlano pI0blib mieoer
lebr to!t 9elDoroer. 6Qit ale TliIIe,
oorunter bet 9nieper uno Der 9nieiter,
llno 5u9efrOren. 9a tein S6nee lieot,
miro Die 3dlte Dem @etreiOe fbaOea.
Der 9roBe ungorii9e pQtriot unb
Stnotsmonn &olomon DON SiIsa 1T
8efOrben.
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