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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15

INSURE Your buildings in the
Germanla Insurance Co. OF
New York. Lang 4 Carter,
Agents. d126-w30-tf
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15

STAYED One red COW. a. one
spotted steer. one red steer.
All have horns. A. Paquin.
Callat this office.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-10-15

FOR SALE All kiods OF wood.
j. p Dancalf, phone num-
Der 635. 81 If
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
C0EAG0rGerS.

SATIN QUILT, colored full size and fringed. 1t
cannot be bought from the manufacturers for less
han 1925. only 100 on hand and mA as
while they last you buy W. NlI()
one for .....,,...,.,.,., ............ .,..... w.
This price Is lowered because Of certain adyan-
ages obtained in buying, and to get you to our store
10 other inducements when prices and goods are
compared
SATEEN COVERED COM no 40
FORTERS, all choice ~ II .UNU
patterns ,..,,,...,.. .,",,.'.'.'. '''''''' " -
Uou have always paid more-eyen at special saes)
STITCHED COMFORTERS 90 90
all nice * II OM
(Qute a reduction. Come and see)
a BEAUTIFUL line OF Summer 80 37
Comforters light and dark * II rs
patterns, Fl5O ana ...,...,.., ,.,,..... " - " -
You always depend OH prices and goods.
No Misrepresentation
ANOTHER LINE Of Comforters, satin faced and
silk bordered decoration mA 80
for any bed && (OQO
N-UV SZ00 ana .,.......... '..,...,....., S~~N -
tOur low prices attract big crowds daiy)
a VERY large assortment OF Ell 49, -
derdown Comforters, sikalne SS & SC0l INN
ana SIX from .'..,.,,.,...,,.,,. T|S/o S/ ~ VI
eve make good all promises when you see a price
advertised you can depend IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Gloves.

South Entrance
To Right
THIS DEPARTMENT rs having nice trade Here
we lead as in other departments-in styles variety
and quality Ladies' Street
Gloves. In brown and tans, * II S(0
all sizes, S25 and ...,,.,,...,.........9 " wv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Shoe D@I0aTrENN@nSa.


sHoEs-As the days pass by since our opening
II is more clearly demonstrated TO us that the ladies
of Salt Lake city highly appreciate efforts in
placing at their convenience shoe department where
they can be fitted as perfectly In the largest stores
In this country. To accomplish this great effort has
occasioned years Of study into the requirements of
women and children in their daily walk The Shoes
we wish to talk about the best knd-he kind that
gives grace and style and adds elasticity to the step
In these extensive selections children have not
been overlooked The little tots and the older
and daughters are provided with beautiful Boots
Shoes and slippers In black, white and oOlors. from
the tiny ankle tie TO the most comfortable Button
and Lace Boots. Our Misses and Chlldren's Ortho-
poodle lasts with comparable heels give an elegance
to the foot produced by no other manufacturer.
Our composite lasts for boys youths and little
gents Shoes In all the leading fine feathers fit the
tailor-made garments should, and win be a welcome
competitor to the satern styles often worn by the
young boys and youths
To the ladies we wish to say that our lines OF Fine
Boots, Shoes and Slippers are not surpassed by any
Shoe house in this country and equaed by few This
is strong but the lines justify 1t.
our Women's Fine Boots and Shoes, in all ideal
kid, carrying the Louis Qulnzle Military and Cuban
heels, are OF the most attractive patterns IN the
ket this season, and will be in style until every well
dressed lady is wearing them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Wash Goods.

3l-INCH FIGURED BATISTE,
an new color &A
every price represents saving 10 you)
AN ELEGANT assortment OF
1 hssn: stripe 1.. and F|s'oisi.a 30c
owe are glad 10 have shoppers surprised when the
goods are examined and prices noted)
FULL LINE OF Imported Dim
tiles, the latest designs, and O&A
endless quantities .............. ......... ,. CIV
appreciauon)
AN ELABORATE assortment
OF Embroidered ok
'''
tThcse prices DO not represent all OF the bargains
"neu We oiieI Low prices on many things not qnotodJ
d-INCH FIGURED Persian
lawn, all latest designs and 0On
"upc S,e''uhs ''''''....'..+, ..',.,......, WV
o. eve advertise facts The buyers are beginning to zee
that We make no msstaements
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
White Goods.

india Linens, Persian Lawns india Dlmities
French Baiiste, French Organdies and swisses at
Specially Reduced Prices.
fThe goods are all marked low Frar,i,o ,ha u,e
No high prices) wy ''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Mems OuGtdGtirng
South Entrance.
To the Left

oouth Entrance
mt. To the Left
This department carries the largest lpo y, ~.
and Medium Goods west of Chicago II 10 49, vi : ine
to rule stylish trade. The immense sto,, S,stunhg
such varied selections that 1t is satisfaction to %
sect goods and finally get what you want y 70 10,
be advised as TO what is suitable for wear a og VIII
made according to what you wish to spend W. sa,s
you TO feel you can depend on the departra," s
assistance In matters of correct attire ''"' 'or
II you have trouble in the 1T Of your collar. a..
forget to try our onequarer size collar 7, c. Ion
miss. - VaunoI
Pa)amas Tor men and women In all silk ana EN-,
ana linen. Also carried in plain cotton and linen
Night shirts for big men at little prices Mob,
shirts for little men at smaller prices s"'
Handkerchief in plain and fancy linen IN m,
at prices that Will suit everybody
Bath Robes with Bath Slippers to match A vsrv
useful article for both men and women
Don't forget our custom made Shirts Leave Won,
measure now for your Summer Shirts ~"
On all matters pertaining to stylish attlro 40. a.,
and In reasonable prices, as weu.) We 'Sa-
Our Shirt and Shirt Waist factory executes specs
orders. A satisfactory fit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
GREATER BUSINESS THAN WE ANTICIPATED.

ALTHOUGH BUSINESS sentiment UNDER
prices mOng sachaa
deed all directions prices eTreaSOma OF emPras
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Boys and Chldren's Suits
South Entrance,
Rear Main Aisle.

south Entrance,
Rear Main Aisle
No branch OF our business has interested mothers
more than Suits and Dresses for the little folks We
are headquarters for furnishings for the little
lines complete in every detail. Here low prices pre-
vail, and mothers quick to take advantage Of the
opportunity. Every article is good-Suts, parts OF
suits Dresses-everythn for children and little
and women is worth the money.
BOYS KNEE PANTS SUIT, In double breasted
Nortoks new single-breasted belt and threepece
Suits, made Of finest homespun wOrsteds and mix
lures: also in BLACK and Blue Serge Little fellows
sailor and Russian Blouse, from ~ to years
OUR LINE Of Wash Suits and Pants, in Russian
Blouse and Sailor styles. Is now complete our
Suits start at sl00, and
for the finest grade made * II z I'm
SoVV 10 '''''''''''''s's.. .,,...,... W q S|os/NS
SPRING STYLES in Youths and BOYS Soft
Hats from 7Jc to $3.50. Boys and Youths
Madras Shirts. 5oc
BOYS SCHOOL STOCKINGS. triple knee ana
double sole, black ribbed Hose we place on sale at
l2lac to 25c per pair.
LADIES SUMMER VESTS, in cotton, Isle and mer-
I b , q so {@sn !, large Inc '' Soc
These are but few Of the good things which
have TO offer. We carry a complete line OF up-o-date
goods, all Of which sell at correspondngly low
prices You are assured full value for the money on
all Hosiery and Underwear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Hosiery and Underwear.

South Entrance
First Aisle North
Attention is directed to the extraordinary
line of Hosiery-a line complete in beautiful Sc.
ectIons as to awaken admlra on-a line carefully and
critically selected embracing as It does the most de.
slrable patterns OF the season. Already big trade
Is experienced at the Hosiery counters-for no such
selections and qualities for the money are offered
else where
WE CARRY the famous Eiffe Black Hosiery silk
finish double sole elastic top
put up four pair In a box, & II NM
when we sell at "..,,.,,.,,...'.,,,.,.,VY oN@S
CYou can depend upon our hosiery
ANOTHER QUALITY, three pairs in box silk finish
Maco split sole. We offer this
bargain at the reduced S H mn
piiSt VI q oNSS
(You Will be glad you bought these goods)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
ParaS0lS and Umbrellas,

WITH A NEW Gown and Hat a new Paraso OF an
Umbrella is needed They are 900 NM
made Of Pongee, Linen, Chiffon NNM.WIU
and fancy Tafeta; each, 81 to......,. WCIS'SS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Upholstery Department..

SPECIALIZE your Furniture needs recovering, this
Offer will appeal to you We will recover set
Furniture tlye peces), consisting Of one Sofa, TWO
Easy and three Small Chairs polish frames, cord
and gimp, and make them look like new, with any
piece OF Tapestry Damask, 49, -
Velour, etc, In stock, up TO gSO'& SIN
s@OV yhfu, Tor ....s,..,. s.'....s. w. ~~NS -
WE WILL furnish slip Tor dusD covers for the same
number pieces of Furniture OF -
striped English Damask, and S Il Il SIN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Oriental DeAs CD CORNERS

We are prepared to execute all orders on the Mt
ting up of cosy corners Oriental dens Expert
enced men viii advise with you as to the proper US
NAV of Draperles Hanglngs and Ornaments, and
furnish estimates to cost
1000 KIIUs KHUS FANS perfumed and most beau
tifulIy worked with tinse heads. beetles wings,
and spanges The native root, from whose
branches these Fans are made, are called In Latin
CAsCARA sAGRADA, a well known chemical prep
aratlon. The natives claim a healthfu influence Is
exered by the presence OF O.
these fans In any household, (MMN
Our price is Soc, 45c and ",,.,..'s'''.'''''' "
Magnificent pieces OF all heavy silk embroidered an
uque Hazara Phulgares Draperes Iudhlana mixed
colors beautiful Palm Leaf Embroidery Curtains.
Richly coored Cotton Ferknahad Print Curtains
Blue Delhi Glass Phucarri on7 80 q
Lambrequns from $3.50 N " ((ElO G4MlRl6
An enormous assortment OF Spear Heads, Battle
Axes Maces, old Rifles, Helmets. Cuirasses, ne
cesstes for the completion OF 80
cosy corners from Sl.25 N UlOl lONO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11

make possible che
SUCCESS OF our
store.
We cIdi11n chat 10,
is. and los present
volume OF bust.
mess 8mISstanG5Gtes
the cI0ina see de-
psnJa5De goods
Che very lowest
pgices.-GhsGisnd-
ahip@f the whole
people -.GhT0ugh
Ghess mediums
SUCCESS is aGaaiaa
able.
% win De @S3sTV.
cd GhaG our a1.
vsT1issmsnGa are
conservative; we
present G'uGIhGIl.
ly 90 Che people
certain Ts3Uc.
&0A8. In every
cas9Gha Offerings
are bona eide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
lL,aceS.

A FULL LINE Of Antique and Cluny Laces, In dt.
ferent widths. suitable for
wash materials. from &S ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
Ribbons and Ribbon Bows
C@rSets.

OUR STOCK Of Corsets In styles and figures Is as
complete In every detail any stock In the country
All Corsets are fitted by pro- 400 80
pesslonal corsetiere Perfection &ON NN(D
is assured. Each, soc to ,..........,. YYISSoSS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-04-11
House furnishings

WE HAD a big week. According to promise.
prices were reduced simply to get the department ana
Inc people acquainted The many buyers expressed
appreciation of the low prices One lady said she
saved $3.50 on an article priced elsewhere at VOW
Suffice n to say we have the goodsand the prices are
reasonable indeed We have concluded, therefore. IN
view Of the popular feeling as 10 our Introductory
Sale to continue the reduced prices throughout the
coming week. We anxious to get the advantages
Of the department before tbs people,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17
8mGlim's Mrmiea Galbe

1T weltteriibmt fir ibre 8nren. So
iibertriift jepe anpere Salbe fur S1nitts
wunpen, 5iibnerausen, Branrwunben,
8enlen. @elNwire, 0eihwiire am Sim
ger, 5lehten, Sal3fluB, 5ieterausbrii6e,
aufseiprunsene s5dnre, 5autauslhldgs
nm 6lmcrrbpipen. llnfeblbar fur 6ab.
nerausen. giur 25e. Die S,dahtel. 5ei=
lung sarantirt Der Qpotbster 6. g.
8ainsber9er. Sn 9ainSbersers Apotbete
~ rp peutlA seiprchen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17
@as TIT OaS &eben?

Sdlieblid nsiB gfienlanb, ater mir
riiffn eeh, haB es ,lnter ltriftem Sc
iebe 1T. Serlese pieies @eleB nur leidi
unp Shmersen fclsen. llnreselmdBisea
geten perurladt, paB Die Srsane auBe,
Srpnun9 9eratben, mus SAminbel, Gii=
feniAmersen, 9eberleiren uno Ser
pauunss1dwdde peruriadt. Or. &insa
Stem Qife 9ills maehen allem Dieler
Elm Gnbe. sic linp milb, brineen abe,
purh. Sur 25c. Das @elp wirb su.
riiderltattet. nenn lie nicbt furiren. Ser
fauft in Der 9tpptbete BON 6. 9. STAINS
berger.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

I'm einem allaemein aefiiblten Be-
Diirfuiiie 3u entipreAen lit in 2onbon
cine Yette!aaentur erridtet iporoen.
gieielbe tiinoigt on. oaB lie um ben be-
ldeioeien Bstrae bon $3.50 ibre ,@r-
ceilior.2iite" perfnift. Gieie elite emf.
bdlt bic Namen uno Aoreiien. BON 500
perlonen, lpelde als iiberaus moblthd-
tia befannt iino unD cine 5hmdhe fir
gettelbriefe baben. I'm eine gan;e
@uinee betonnlt man Die .greeIlior-
gife" nit 1900 Namen. Nuf Wuni1
lperbei ysttelbriefe uerfabt. tDelde be-
isnbere ulnftdnoe beriifiidtigen unb ie
nod ibrer Gage uno ibrer riibrsrben
dorm bbber ober nieori9er tnrirt tuer=
ben. Mub perlangt bic Ngentur pro-
sente bon oem in flinaenoer Miin3e ab=
gemellenen grfo!g Der gstielbriefe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

gpllmahten mad alien Ibeilen BON
Dtntldlanb, SelterreiA unp Der Ghip3ei
,usrben IN bieler Office aus8sfsrtiet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17
8eri0t Oer GrauiuatOren beS SbQbaults.
Suscarawas Gpgnt9, Sbip.
Sin ben Adtbaren 9rpbate &idter :


unb
i os
gs
nn
abe
biz
Dol ntrbnut
J. S''s T. d saSas ss' {eumtnaorre
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

Stat
$paoep9m
N. g. Geant.
Yrobate=9dte
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08

INNER in Jurnt, eine gefpuftetenRopf
burunter gu finnet. Gum b0hfkn Grs
itauHn aller mar Die 6irnfbdls re-
bo1 polIfonmsn unberiihrt; Der n1os
nuntentale 5Ihafo mar NIT SGHes
ipdnen eefiittert!
Der SGbsl bes Reiters battle 5tpdr
bie aopfbebedung gefp1lten, d6er biefe
Panaerung neuer Mrt niht 0urh0rlnr
gen tDnnen; nur bic @stpalt bes nieS
bs batte ben poriihtisen 6elDen be-
tGubt, Der iebt aIntGblib nieber aur
8eiinnung fam. yhatiirlib DeriDbn,
ten ii9 bic befben 5reunbt Dieber,
dber beibe blieben Bel t6rer Wtetnnla.
Dasegen puren bic ginpohner BON
2ectoure BON Der reberlegenhsit Der
RabalIerie nun nolItomn1en ii6eraeuat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08

DdS S1dbden 1T in Der NGbe no If eN

itdnbe i'm Wertbe bon ungefG5r 800
4ronen, iopte sehn Slid Dufaten
seitrblen.
S6weis.
8iel. - gs itarb in Spann i'm
M1ter BON 81 Sabren Mt<Nationalrat1
unb 9(ltA9robrotb Rarl gnsel.
Bafel. = pfarrer 9irenItibl lit
bon feiner StelIe ols Geiitli9sr gu
ct. glifabetben auriidgetreten. Der
Regierungsratb senebmiate bas gntz
lafunssseiud.
ct. 2ubtpig Bel 8aieI min benz
8ureneenerul 2ouis Bot5a Elm Dent
NAL errihteu. 8otba 1T ndmlih in
ct. 2ubtpia g.boren. 8obba's Mutter
tpobnte baIelbit Bis 1857.
Biila4. = Das SO. Sagbpatent
l0ite 6err 4lt<Ranbonsratb Sertli. Gr
bofft, feline @efunbbeit iperbe tbm er=
tauben, nddftes Sabr nod bus 60,
patent gu l0len unb er min baurit
bann feline Sdserloufbabn i4lieBen.
9er5ogenbu9fe. = 9err
Siirft, itub. iur., in 8leisnbaa ftiirate
bonn Pferbe unb erlitt einen Shdbels
bru6. Sin 8ruber bes Nerungliidten
itiir5te bor atpei Sabren in ben 8ernsr
Mlpen gu Eooe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
orean eabnenaas ssrtser.

Das Sroan Der GenoKenir9Ift
beutf9er Bubnenanseb0riser. oh
OeutI9e .8iibnensenOKerihaft, kgeht
e6en bas sSubildum Des oreiBtgiGb brts
gen Beitebens. Das BIatt, bas rbt q.
R. Rruie Oriikr in Milpaufee) rcbia
girt, 1T bon Gabtpts 8arnab begriin>
bet unb suert seleitet 4porben. ssn ei.
mem 9liidnunihaMrtitsl. ben ct an
bic 'OeutIdr 8ubnen@nnHealhaft
ribtet, ersGblt 6ofratb 8arnap:
.Sn Der eriten 3eit beiner ggiitena,
npeine lbebe3eituns. mar ih elm rghefs
reoaeteur", Der iebe 3eile ielbft fhrets
BEN, iebe gprrectur Iel6it beIorsen, bic
Rreu3bdHber idneiben. bic MoreRen
i9reiben, bic Mdrfen uuffIeben uno
bic seTammte umfansrethe gorrc<
ippnben5 a[Iein erJebigsn mubte. Damn
Fam bas Mbtrasen Der grempIare aur
pof. Oas tonnte ntdt dnbers se&
f9e6en, uls bab mir bic 3eitunssn ia
eiuen WuIdtor6 padten uno bon
8rieft1iten su Brisftaiten ipanberten.
Inn lie INIT unierer 3eitung pollau=
itopfen. gu bisfer Sbdtisteit Dertpens
beten mir - b. B. 9ettfe unb id -
bic Nadtitunben, neil bie rRebacz
teure am Sage tetne 3eit hatben Mnb
neil es uu9 etipas genant ge!pelen
ipdre, tpenn Der Bring 61mlet uno
Marquis poia Des Srantfurter5 tobt-
Sbaaters am bellen Sage init einem
WaIdtor6 uuf offener StpaBs betrof=
fen ipprben pdren. Muh Der alte ehrz
ipiirbige 1lram lieB es iih rriht rsb=
men. an bieIsn rtragi6en" aunifz
siitnugen tbeilsunehmen, inbem er,
ben eirsn 6enfel bes Waihforbes ers
fafenb, dusrief: rMein 1T ber 9enfel
unb mir gebDrt er au!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
Sin ttterttp iiroteeS 9mell.

Museii9ts Der aunebmenben Neiz
gung ber fran80iiI9en politifer, ibre
Stmttisfeiten in Duenen dussutrdgen,
betlost fi1 bic rRebus 8e6So Soupabaire"
bariiber. bub iie 10 lpenig MbpeAss
lung 6ieten. Sc tpirb i9lRBli9 langz
tpeilig, tpenn man iih irnmer nit bem
Oegen ober Der piitole ihldat unb
nihts baki beraustommt. rWarum
Iorsen oenn bic aaHpei9sn grfinoer
nidt fir einige neue Duel[f1rten in
Spdnfrei69 Darum oerIudt man es
nt6t einnuul nit benz Dlien nit oem
2aiio, tpie es in Der Prdirie iibli6
tft9 Nuh bds Oueu nit benz iaDanie
f6en Rrib ober bus DueG mit BiItole
pber Oegen i'm lentbaren 2uftbaGon
pdre nidt iibel."
Du tparen bic @orfabren Der heutiz
gen Granaoien fhon etipus oriainela
Ter, lpie folsenbes 8eiIpiel benefit:
sSm Sabre 1915 aog iich elmer Der
8riiber bes Mari6alI 21nnes mad
2ectoure uls gapallerieoberit auriid.
Sin 6uuptntann ber synfunteris. Der
Der intime sspeunb Des Sberisn mar.
lieB ii9 glaidfans in hieier Stubt nie@
ber, um bort feline Sage at beIhlies
ben. @ines 3ases tam bic Unite rgulz
tung i'm Gafe, tpob1 aum bunbertiben
Mdle, uuf bic 6eIonberen 8eraiige Der
sSnfanterie unb Der 3upallerie. g6az
tiirlih bertbeibigte Der Sberft 2dnues
bic lleberlesenbeit Ieiner Waffe, pdhz
renb iein Ramerab ebenfo Ielbfners
fdndli6 bic sSnfdnterie roraog. Die
Dtscufiion tpurbe febr lebtuft. es
Duroen grobe Worte seipe9felt, unb
neln bei4loB, ii9 au buslliren. Oa=
BEL purDe bic @ereinburung setroffen,
baB ieber ber beiben @esner ii9 leiner
Maffe behiensn follte.
3ur feitseiebten 5tunbe besub iih
Der Dberit III GROCER Uniform 5u
pferbe an ben bereinbarten Srt, mo
er ben 6auptmann traf, her i'm au
SUB ertpartete. Die bdlbe Ginnobners
i41ft Jas fih bic WprRreitunsen aun
Sample nit an. Na9ben bic 8ebin<
gungtn geregelt iparen, nimmt Qan@
neg, INNER 5u pferoe, einen Mnbauf
unb itiirat ii6 nit llneetbiim uuf isi=
nen 9esner, Der NIT ieinem 5Gbsl bic
MrIenlDfer bes Menrers trtfft unb si=
men 3iigel burbfhntbet. Beim sipei=
ten Sang Derlebt Cannes, Der iih in
ben Stetsbiiseln uufrihtet, bem unz
gliidlidsn 6uuptmunn einen furdthaz
ren 0ieb nit benz frnmmen 5Gbel
,auf ben Ropf. Der snflnteriit itiirat
nie cine iobt Maife au Bcben.
Die 3eugen ben1iiben iid I'm ion
unb Cannes, bsifen 9orn pI0blih Rr=
r1liht lit, fpringt Dpi1 Pf.rbe unb eilt
an ieinem RumeruDen. Der Dtne Nez
nuBtiein uuf Dem Nalen liest. Man
nimmt aunGhit btm NerlpunDeten ben
ungebeuren 9ibdto ub, per rpln Der
Wobt Der 3eii ieiHe Gtirr befhattet:,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08
Sn Der ,,emtcn aitett Sett's.

ssranfiIden nit Der Birbuna ieNrpers
i0nlidteiten, bic i'm Sdulfude 0ers
tpenbuna fanben, nsan9mal reht tpins
big aug. Wnle 2ebrer batten gar teiue
fpecielle @orbilbune, maren Bios
Saulbalter, bic Bel ber Gerinsfiistss
felt ibres 2ebrereinfommens nebenbei
unb oft nod i'm Sdulaimmer elm ge'
perbe betrieben, beffen gintomnwn
benSdulbalter erndbren mubte. Giirft
gbriftian 3u 0obenlrbe Rir4berg
iente einen setpiKen Diirins als 2<bs
rer unb Cantor in 3enbiiebel an, btr
Bis su bieIer Mnitelluns 9oflatdi ges
ipeIen mar. Mit Der Rantoritelle gdb
ibm ber Jiirit au9 3useih bic 9o9sr
bes WorsGngers als Grdu. Sn km
Drte 1saulenbers Bel SAiainssfiirit
tpar gu Mnfung beg bcrigen Sa9rbuns
berts Elm lebrer, Der ndbrenb bes
llnterridts in Der Sdulftube bas
Biittnerhanotperf tritb. Mie es nit
Ieiner 8ilbuns auseeiefen, mag aus
folsenbem9siipiel erbeusn: Gin 6hii-
Zen lieit bas Mort rMequator1 unb
fragt, mas rNequator1 fei. Der 2ebs
rerz8iittnsr beiinnt iid unb bd Il bic
Mntipprt ielbit niht ipeiB, fugt Il au1
benz 2siennen: .lleberbupf, mas id
niht tpeiB, bruudt Jbr aud niht s,i
tpifen.1 Dteier Muslpruh bot Iid
Bis bsute in Der adn5en 9oknlolelden
gesenb als sefliiselt.s Mort lorters
balten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-01-08

Rempten. Dom 3uge iiberz
fabren nnb getDbtet ipurbe Der lebige
gpprian Wedna.
Mugsburg. @ein 25iGbrises
sSubilGunt als Qeiter ber bieiigen b0bez
nn RunfrIbule feisrte Direttor Chr.
@loder.
0adau.- Der 83iGbriqe pripa=
tier Matbias NDstpirtb iiiir3te i'm
gaffbauie anm Wiiinhener 6of bier
bonn erften 5tnd auf auf biz Gtrabe
itn6 Derihkb 16alb barduf an ben err
Iittenen Nerlebunsen.
pribdfier sYriebpib 6uber unb feline
Gkmablin Nsarie, st6. Gdhdrbt, Be-
siruen bus Teit Der aolOtnen 9Dh3eit.
8ambers. Sn btm ipdben
Drie Gdifunfabrt iplrbe Der era fur3
perbeirdibete Gaftpirt6 uno WlebMr~
mxiiikr Georg S6n BON eintm Sdye<
rtuimItifer Wiibelm 9urpanifm,
burn einen @tin ii ben 6oIs set0ofst.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-06-05

Oscar Anderson and Miss Holly
Ryan were united In marriage at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. W. Ryan, on Tues
day last, Rev. Joel Smith officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed only
by the relatives and few intimate
friends. The bride is we'll known
to most Rapid City people. She
has gown to womanhood in this
section and is a most charming
young lady, loved and esteemed by
all who know her. The groom is an
in industrious young man and in all
ways worthy of prize he has won.
He has charge of the ranch of G. J.
Horgan on Alkali, 80 miles from
this city. They will make their
home on the ranch referred to. The
UNION joins their many friends in
heartiest congratulations and we'll
wishings.