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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

The site proposed for the new in
sane asylum, on Kapiolani Estate
tract near Diamond Head, is doubt
less all that is claimed for it,. There
can surely bs no objection to the
site. 1t is an ideal piece Of land and
in an ideal place. The only thing
that may in the future initiate
against it is the epcroachment Of
residences and noisy enterprises up
on it. If this danger can be safely
warded the last point against tho
site will have been removed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03
THURSDAY, SEPT. 8, 1903.
BBRGER'S DOINGS.

The practice OF docking members
OF the band, by Prof Berger, has
been kept up for years. For sick
noes or other cause salaries have
been chopped off. Just what has
become of the shavings it is impos-
sible to say for certain, but circum-
stances point in the direction OF one
purse. In the past it ha, been the
practice of the j. Legislature to appro-
pirate lump sum for the band,
trusting to the honesty OF the band
master to promptly and properly
distribute it in the way OF salaries.
Prof Berger used his powers in such
q way, however, as to cause the last
Legislature to look into the matter.
Aud the Inquiry was instituted none
too soon. Surprising details were
brought out. From the facts CLEANED
IN the Investigations the Legislature
saw the Importance OF change in
the system. In place Of lump sum
salaries were prescribed and speci-
fed.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

The organization OF society, with
Consul Mkt Saito at its head, the
object OF which is to encourage
Japanese to remain on the plan
tatiors and to induce, il possible,
other Japanese OF the city to 60
there, is move in the right direo-
tion. The Japanese are needed on
the plantations and they can make
good money there. Their endeaYor
to compete with citizens in the
trades OF the cities aud the towns
can only lead to trouble, and the
Japanese will eventually get the fsg
end of the bargain, Mr. Saito dis
plays good judgment in advising bis
countrymeu to accept the natural
and only work for them in these
Islands.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

Berrey's Commercial Report 81 ates
that the mortgage indebtedness of
Honolulu decreased in the month OF
August $4s6,015 25. That is a very
large amount, and indicates q
healthy condition in financial cir
cles.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

On the 3let Of July, the band
master began his old tactics with
the male members OF the band. In
mediately there was a roar The
facts found their way into the pul :
lie prints and Berger Immediately
took steps to ccmpromise An agree
ment between him and the bands
men was reached, and the latter
were coerced into signing a state
ment to the effect that they had
been properly paid.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

la August the bandmaster en-
gagged three extra singiDg girls, al.
though no provision for them
had been made. At the end
OF the month he attempted to
deduct $3.50 from the $50
salaries Of the two girls already
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

The Board OF Health went out
yesterday to examine the proposed
site for the new insane asylum near
Diamond Head. The members were
accom- panied by Architect f w
Bear dslee and Surveyor o L Soren-
son.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

healthiul, because, on account Of
the higher licenee fee, a better
quality Of proprietors would be as.
sured and the "ioint" of today
would be crowded down and out.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

The citizsns discharged from the
Inter Island Steam Navigation Co,
by direction Of President Kennedy,
TO mako room for Chinese, ehould
be supported by every steamship
man at work aud by every other
citizen wortingman 10 the country.
"ln union there is strength" This
may seem hard fight for the gu
premacy OF the citizsn laborer over
Chinese, backed by powerful cor
poration, but we can assure oil those
concerned that If the start already
made is kept UP the task will be
easy. After the plans for Monday
are carried out, long, strong pull
together will bring Mr. Kennedy to
reslizs that this is America and not
China.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1903-09-03

in service, leaving them only S37 30
each. The singers demurred, re-
fusing to accept less than the sum
OF $50 prescribed for them by the
Legislature. 1t was then that Berger
offered to conpromise for $45 each,
aud demanded that the glrls sign
receipts for those amounts. From
that point the matter went to Gov
ernor Dole and has by him been re-
ferred to the Attorney General.
The last case is but one OF
a long series of oppressive acts,
and some of them are worse
than that. II all accounts
are to be relied on, one OF the first
doings of the next grand jury should
be to thorougly investigate the
bandmaster's Office. 1t will find
there things that will be a surprise
and should see the light OF day.
There are many reasons for the
conclusion that Honolulu is desper,
ately in need of new bandmaster.
Berger is far behind the times; and
his "bumpty, bumpty, bum OF the
early '70S has long ago played out.
The band struggles along we'll with
it's work, but the selections are lead.
ing more and more in the direction
OF piokings from the musical trash
heap. Berger has had charge
Of the band 80 long that be feels
that he owns it-horns, men, bodies,
souls and drums. And he apparent
ly does, judging by the way he
handles his people aud their salaries.
II is high time for change.
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S Q 4 =

For Everybody
The HONOLULU SOAP WORKS
are now putting up their BEST
Number SOAP in so pound CASES.
family size-at So Is per box, deliver
ed free to every part OF the city.
Full Cases 100 pounds-will be de-
livered at &.26,
For all empty boxes returned in
good, clean condition, 10 and 20
cents will be paid.
Every Family in the Islands
should have case of Soap at this
price. The best Soap made for the
Kitchen aud Laundry. Try case.
1t ID cheaper than buying by the
bar.
Order from the Agents,
IN v McChesney 6 Sons,
Limited.
Queen Street.
2436.tf
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03
Summer 81.
2eBte Na9t mar folpeit Die fdlteiie
oieIes gninters. 3as thermometer
mar beinabe auf 9lull eelnnten.

- SeBfe J(QWf mar I0lDelI ule 1utatlse
oieIes gninters. Gas thermometer
mar beinabe auf 9lul geiunten.
Das 6euerlpebr= 8epartenleilt aEf
Der Suoleite tparo am Sanlifns Nbeno
in iein neuss Quartier eingefl1rt mo
9eltaltete lib Die SSeier 81 elmer geniiitb,
Ilben unterbaltun9.
- Wdbreno Der perflpHenen Sa9Ds
iaiiou muroen i'm 5iaate CbiO 5ebn
Yerionen 3et0otet uno q Dtr.Dunoet.
Die meiiten unflle lino Der unDorIlb-
tlQen 5onobabung Der 6euerpaffen Sli=
5ul6reiben.
= Sobn GobD bat IN ieinem 8e=
Idaft on JactnrD StraBe in Canal
9Ouer i6Ou eine ld0ne Muiferausrpabl
uon Wintermaaren fir Wdnner= un0
Sna0en=Nn3ii9e. Snoen, er fur Die
bisberige Gunoidaft beIfeils oantt, bit=
tet er um meiteren 3ulpruA. 81
- 90. Campbell uno Gam. Bal=
ters bon 8naoeubiitten tuaren am
DantIa9unsstage auf Der Sago uno
erbeuteten aDei 5aien uno cine Wa6a
tel. Nls lie beimfabren nollten, tpar=
fen lie bic beioen Saien biuten IN ibren
g8agen unO au1 Dem Saoohunoe
wuroe bort ein plab au9ewieisn. Ats
ole Sa9er mad Saule falnen, NAT ber
0uno n9 i'm QDagen, aber Die Saien
Hun, Die bate er i'm Magen.
- 2eBten Srsitag bat lib in Baltic
SoIep1 WartleD etfdollen. 8erielle
mar 80 Sabre bon 9aheim fort. unb
man belt ibn fir tOot, als er Dor un4
9efa9r or,i sSabren pl0Blib beimtebrte.
Batter uno WFutter waren in Der 3ui=
l1en5eit 9eltOrben llno er 5og gu ieinsm
Sru0er, nun lit 0ieIer Opr furSer 3eit
lrrllnnlg 9eluoroen uno inuBte na1 !,
Dem SrrenalpI gebrabt moroen uno
oariiber bat fd SOIepb 10 9eardm \
oab er oes Sebens miioe maro uno oen-
elben 9elualtlam ell 3iel ieBte.
- glm Sonntas 9lbeno ein9 bier
sin iun9er Mann in einen @anop.
Store uno taufte elne S1a1tel poa
SiiBl9teiten. 9amit ma1te er 1ih
alsoann auf oen Nea. um leinen
S9aB gu belA6eu. 9u6 tpar er nod
nl0t am 9oule Der @eliebten anqe.
,angt. ais er bsmertte, oaB Die Gdab-
lei fehIte. Gr areerte li1 oarilber,
oaB ism ielnano einen Gtreid sefpiglt
babe, gin9 aber ieines Ne9es fort. gr
mar nod nibt lau9e i'm 9a.is Der 9tn-
3ebetenen, 10 po9te iemano on Der
8bar unO man iiberrei9te benz iun9en
Dlanne Die leere S6abtel uno bp1er-
Ireut, oleIelbe tpleoer gu baben, iiber=
relAte er oielelbe oem WtdD1en, tpel1es
Olelelbe lofOrt Dffnete, uno Die gnt-
Oefung mabte, baB oeielbe nit GOb-
len gefiut mar.
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Sie ~. gSeDer 4 9teier electric
GontpatlD.

gletu philadelphia, O., l. Seq. 1908.
Gom l. Sanuar 1904 on tperoen
fit elettril9e 2iater fOlsenoe preiie
bere9net:
elettrii6es 2i6t, bon 16 Geraen=
ftdrfe, oas ni1t ldn9er brennt als bis
IL llbr 9ta6ts, 40 Gents per Mlonat.
2 elettrii9e 2i6ter bon Is Gersen=
Itdrfe, Die ni6t ldnaer BREMEN als IL
llbr Nadts. rs Gents per Mouat.
3 elettrilde 3i1ter bon Is Gersena
ltdrfe Die ni9t ldnser bremen als IL
llbr 9ta1ts, 81 90 per Monat.
4 ooer mebr elettriide 2l9ter bon Is
Ger3enltdrte Die nidt lanser bremen
als IL ubr Nabts 80 Gents per @tad.
9ibter BON 10 Ger3enltdrfe, melde
Die sanse 9ta9t brennen, iebss SO
Gents per Monat.
Bogenli6ter.
| gogenliht 6as nidt ldnoer brennt
als 1890 Nbenb $500 per Monat.
2 Bogen.iAter. Die ni1t ldnaer brens
nen als 1880 Mbenos, $3.50 per Mo4
nat.
3 p0er mebr Bo9enlihter. Die ridbt
ldnger bremen als 1890 4benos, ie-
bes $3.50 per Monat.
Siir alle go9enlomper, rpsI1e bic
aanse Natt brennen, $4.00 per 5tiid
ieben Wtonat.
Weter-Gente: z Gents per 1000
Wait Gtunoen.
preiie fiir ben Betrieb pnn elettriSher
3raft ooer bon SSddern merosn auf
Berlansen 9eseben. 81
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9cfttlre : GurS.

Die nGbte Summer oes 2ettures
Surfes Der bieli9en Sodibule muB bis
6reita9 gbeno, IL. Sesember, Deri1o-
ben ipOroen.
Garnet 9bompIon Setan 1T Der
bette Sorleler. Der nod ieUin einem
Gurle in oieler Staot miteewirtt bot.
Ginfader gintritt Is @ents.
Heieroirte Sibe t0nnen bon Montag
an, 7. Se5enber, geliAert neroen. IS
werben bon 3:45 an Nummern ausee=
Qeben, in Delber WeiIe Die Gommen=
oen lih ibre SiBe iidern t0nnen. um
Elm 8eorQnge 5u oerbinoern.
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: AbOnnirt auf ben gelbadter.
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@erid,iepemc gbatiad,ett

in yerbinbung nit Der Nusnabl bon
gBeiaen unb belien iorgfdltiger Bebanb=
lung uno nmmanoIun9 in ,peerleB"
Mebl pirb aub ben eiaenartisiten Bd=
der iiber3eueen. oaB oies bas bette Mebl
iii fiir aagemeinen @ebral1.
sseOsr peripenobare She'll beg Weiaens
lit in bemielben entbalten uno bic Rroft
aebenoe Qualitdt. Der vStab bes
2ebens", bas bapon gemaAt tpirb,
ipirb anh ben .2dlli9fen nah einem
WerIu6e iiber3eugen, oab bies bas bette
1T.
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: sn ben Der. Staaten tpurben
ndbreno bes ain 80. SUM- 1908 abge.
laufenen 8ermaltun9sjabres burh
3iige 1854 perionen 9etbotet uiio 49,
OF mebr ooer nlinoer fbmer perleBt.
Die Gelammtsabl Der Giienbahnunfdlle
40, 53l. perurfahte ben gabngeiel-
ihaften SO. .596.977 Sa9lhaoeh, Der
i'm sorgebenoen Sabre ii1 auf 81, 645, :
406 belief. @s tpuroen I'M berhoiienen
Sabre 735 periOnen naebr gei0otet uno
6l79 perionen nlebr DerleBt, als i'm
D0rheraeheroen Sabre.
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IageSuentg
Dhtn.


men rNbe 2ineoln" betannt, tpuroe
leBte g}oae iii Waiiiaon bon sillen1
5ra6tpee iiberFabren uno eet6otet.
Sentins mar 65 eSulre oft; er arbeitete
aeitlueile ols Rohlen9rdber, 3o3 es aber
Dor berumsulfreifen umo sl bulnuislu.
gDdbreno oes 8ilrgertrieees oiente er in
einem BennlpIoania 9sgiment uno
feline Jrau oiente beinaGe elm Sabr i'm
ndnliben Ge9iment, e6e man lie al2
Srau ertannte.
Sn Bismard, in Der Nd1e DDn Belle
oue, tuuroe lebten Treitaa Die 6amilie
bon Srant Miller, bel!sbeuo aus oie=
lem, ieiner Trau uno orei 5sinoeru oer=
s,Ftet. Grau Willer bate am e8on=
nerIta0 eiue Guantitdt Waismebl nit
Strp1nin uermiIht,, um Ratten 3u per=
9iften. Die iSrau bate oeu umfano
aber gang oergeIIen uno am Mpr0en
oas uerQiitete Maismebl nit anoerem
permlld)t uno oaraus Pfauntllhen fiir
oos SSriibltiif 3ubereitet.
2Se9el Grprenun9sDerluden ge9en
g8lrtbe Wuroe in Sprin0fielo Sobn :.
Norris. elm 8ebeimpOlisif. Der i'm
Dienlte Der Semperenaler ittbt, per-
baftst.
9lls am Samitag Mor9ell Der goF,
melIter bon Wtart Center, Defiance g.,
Die pofoffice 6ffnete, fano er, oo6
&duber Oen @elOihront gefprongt
uno $40 in @elo uno Boitmarten i'm
g8ertbe Don $l20 geItoblen botten.
9fiemono bate Die GrpIpliOu 0eb6rt.
Das 1T innerDalb 3mei Wonoten Die
brittle BoltolTice. ole in Defiance @ountv
gepliinoert ipuroe.
Sn Marietta 1T lebten 0onnerIiaQ
Die Gop0l @lastabrit, Die Der Nationol
8laS Gompaup 9eb0rt, uno Die 300
Mdnners bei0aftigt ourtb 6euer sers
fort lporoell. Ger 0erluIt belauft 1iA
auf $75, 600. 9ie 6abrlt mar in uol=
lem getrieb uno taum i'm Stauoe aQy
Seltellun9en gu effettuiren.
Sn @lcoelano bronnten leBie Wotbt
IA Wobnun9en oil Sufion Court,
8reenlDoooEtraBe uno 5cpoiae, gieosr
8lerSebn 6amilien lino aller Dabe Be-.
raubt, oa Die 6tammen 10 rat6 i'm |id
9rltfen, oab Die Yepobner Der S)Guie,
nit Dttibe uno Notb nur Das nafte
Geben reiten tonrteu.
glm 8ienItag Nbeno Ifiirate an et.
GlatrltraBe in Giepelano Dus @ebauoc
Der lnlon Baper q 3pine so, suIam.
men. Gas ungebeure Geipidt oes
aut9eIpeiAerten Papers mar au orob,
ole 9Sdnoe qoben naA uno Der ginIturs
erfDl9te. Wan ermartete Soote unter.
ben Srinmern 5u iinoen, op9 muroe
piemano 9et0otet uno nur orei perIo=
nen berlebt.
Daniel Spears BON @uroington, o.
fam mad Columbus uno naro oort nit
elmer btbIden Perion betannt, bic i6m
10 9efel, oaB er iDfprt beiratben woQte,
um 10 mebr. alS Elm lpiritii6es Me=
bum, bas ieine 5utiinFtise 6rau ihm
ooritellte, ihm ertldrie, feline erfe 6rau
lei oamlt elnperita1oen. I'm ftp bdus=
lld ein5urichten, tuollte Die 8raut Dor
Der Selratb erlf Elm Saus taufeu uno
Der gllfllbe 8rdutigam aab ibr au
Dem 3mede $3400. gs ideint aber
l6mierig, in columbus 6duier su fau-
ten, oenn lett spears. ieiner graut bas
Selo gegeben. bat er oieielbe nibt neOr
aelsben uno aub oas Wsoium 1T oer=
iAmunoen.
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1uiann.

sSn Dielen 5beilen bes Staates Nem
Oort berriben Die 8lattern, insbeIou=
Sers in Gballtauqua uno Gattarauaus
@ountD uno in. ben Drten sSamestotun,
WapDille, Stofton uno Charlotte.
Sine f1iimme Situation beifebt aud
in Weoina, Orleans Gountp, mo 1id
92sglatternfdlle in stuei Monaten cr=
elanet baben, uno in @lDbe, Wapne
@ountp, bon no Is glatternfale be-
riAtet muroen, uno tpabri1einli9 nod
anoere 6dlle. Die ni9t beri1tet ,poroen
lino, liN ereianet baben.
Der Yolisiff Sames $. Smith in
Gatlano. gal., muroe in einem GepDl=
oertampf nit swei 8ieben, Die in 6au-
ler enlltieaen. eri1olien; elmer BON ben
beloen Gaunern, iuelhe er bate oerbaf-
ten luollen, fano 9lei1iaus ieinen SOB.
sSn Waibineton bat &obert 8. 6ale,
Elm 5briltieBer In Der &eaierungsoru=
ferei, am Donnerifas IN lsiner @ob-
nung ieine sSrau erf6oHen uno Damn
SelbitmOro beganaen. Ct mar be-
lhuloiat fir ben 3ultano zines Mdo4
dens perantportlih al iein, oas in ei.
neln e5anifarium an einer perbre1eri=
iben Operation ge1torben.
$1,000 Mmerifomiioe fno in Der
3eit bon, /. Dftober biz gum 10. Noa
pember natb HeutI6lano 3uriidgstebrt.
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Ser nene 0amamas gertrag

u
3ipiIGen unIerer 9eqierung unD Der
&epublit Banana 1T Elm neuer Ganal=
Oertra9 ab9elblDllen uno beoarf oers
ielbe nur nod bic Beiidti9uns our9
ben Senat. Oie Der. Gtaaten erbal=
ten Naes, mas lie uerlangt baben, uuo
Der neue Staat sebn Willionen Dollars
III blantem 8Dloe. iotpie einen idbr=
liden Sribut bon $3.50, 600, genau 10
biel ipie Colombia betommen bltte,
penn feline 8oltsDertreter niht pom
8rabi1-6ieber bsfalen tporoen tpdren
|uno mebr sur 6ullun9 ibrer Saidsn
per!an9t bdtten. Sie Seoiu9un9en
oes neuen 8ertrages aeben ben Ser.
Staaten oas unbeitrittene bobeit5redt
iiber einer 5ebn Meilen breiten 5treiIen
2anoes 3u beioen Seiten. oes 5u bauen=
ben Ganals uno Der belfebenoen @iier=
babn. Sn lsinem gifer, Den Gertrag
gum NbT6luB 81 brin0en. bate Der
llnterbdnoler Bananas, yuneaurBa.
rilla. ioaar Die D6lliae 4btretuna oieies
2anbes angeboten, oes beneren S6ei=
mes aber bat Die Nominlitratiou oies
ab9elebnt uno Die Sorm permanenter
pabtung selpdblt. Golon uno panas
ma psroen ameritaniids 0afen. in
oenen iib Die Gepublit nur Die lofale
Boliaeibermaltung uno 8eri6tsbarfeit
porbebalten, Die iie aber erforOerllben
Ssales aud an Die Ser. Gtaaten absu=
treten BOT; Oas ganse iibrige 8ebiet
ftebt oireft unter amerifaniiher Suris=
oittion. Wlit Dem Streifen 2anOes
aehen aud Die bier in Der Yu1t Don
Banana aelesenen Snleln in ben gehb
Der Ser. Staaten iiber. Die balnit cine
niAtige Hrateaii6e polition gum 5hus
oes 0ertebrs erlangten. @uh anoere
Snieln. oeren geiebuns tiinltisbin
notbwenbig eri1einen mag, ioGen ben
Ser. Staaten iiberlaiIen lein.
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YolittiOes.

Sie .Nnti=5oloon 2iga" mabt in
oielem State Die qr6Bteu 2lnftreneun.
gen, um tpeitere @eiebe sur geI1rdn-
tuna Der peri0nfiben Trei1sit bur9Sl=
oriifen. Da Die 2e9islatur eine ae=
lpaltige republifaniide Msebrbeit aufF
lpeilt, 10 oiirfte lbr bas lpa6rlbeinlih
aelin9en, oenn Die @. 8. y. mar nod
INNER nit Der Semperen3banoe Der.
QUIET. Die 2iaa fanmelt our 3eit
8eloer fir ibreu Greu5sug gegen Den
sSbnappsteufel" uno ipill einen NQi-
tationsfono pDn elmer Wi(lipn Dollars
aufbringen.
grpan ibldst sSoln %. Yootlualter
BON Sprinsiielo, g., gum BrdIoent.
iGafts=@ =@anoioat por. Bas bat 8pof.
tualter oenn Dem Wanae gu leio ge<
t6an?
sSn elmer @rbIdaft in Sem 9open,
st., murbe W. S. 8rpan ais Grb-
l1lei0er entlarDt.
0on Gbippsna-Sno Die bon
Weiben um ibre 2dnoereien geprelIt
poroen iino, 1T Elm GedtsperFabren in
bem 9iItritts= 5upremes@sridt Qe9en
Den Setretdr oes Snnern Sit9cof ais
bdn9iQ sena6t poroen.
8roDer @lebelano bat in enti0ieoeuer
uno unSmeioeutiger WeiIe erfldrt, oaBI
ct unter feinen nmltdnben Die Romina=
tion fir Yrdlioent annebmen miiroe.
Ser &eprdlent0nt Barter bon New
Serlep reiAte i'm Nebrdientantsnbauie
eine BOrlage Elm, oer5ufol9e Die Nrmee=
Gantine tuieoer eingeiibrt meroen foil.
Inter Der 8orloge iOllen in ben Nrmes=
Boten uno auf ocn 5ransportoams
pfern Bier uno lei6tp gBeine perfauTt
meroen, aber feline itdrferen @etrdnte,
uno 5lpar unter Dom Sris9sIetrstQr 5u
beitimmenoen Gedulationen.
Sonna ioll ertldrt boben, baB in oie=
Ter @onoreb=Sibun9 ole S9iffS=Sub=
iioienbill ni6t aufs Sapst tDnmt. gr
fiir6tet lih 0emuah. ben HQub am
8olte por Der BrdIioentenluabl our15u.
ieben.
Qu6 Selierrei9 unb Stolien boben
Banana als unabban9iae &epublit an-
ertannt, febltn .aIip unter Den @tob=
mQdteu mar nod @rgtaao uno 3qB=
lailp.
Sen pofaaunereien engros lino
Nntlagen engros gefOlgt, riibnlte Elm
republitaniider GeDner i'm @ongreB.
S6on re6t. Mber tpie lfebt es nit ben
Seltraflln9en engros?
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03

@bOu tpieber brdnst O,e eilise 3eit our Saares.
tuenbe. sSIiidtg 9tben uniere Gage au @roen oabir
gsie bal6 mag 6as lebte Stiinbiein i6lagen2 9an9e
Jrage, bic nur 5u bafo fit 9tb ipre traurge S6Iung
Erheu iuirb: 81 baiO niel at frib aber fur bic
nieen Oenfden mel be mutbDiag ibr 2ebea aug purer
&DorDeit per1alaen allie 2eoenStbdtgfeiten in unite.
5s6rper Derlauieu IN naturgentdBer OronuuQ fos
Ianse mir gsiunS fno llngefebrt: limb ene Ebdts-
feitet 9etDrt 10 fine mir frni,f giele Wtenen aber
greiien as prer SbDrbei in Die Gbeumdbigfeit ener
&Bdt9feiten bnrtb ueberantren9una gu pieleS @ilen
Doer Grtnfen, sDeanael ON tbrperlitcr 9eipeQuua H.
q, i elm, MAIDEN ilD franf unb ieBen bann auf bic
erte Sborheit nod eic 9rDBere, iroem ie bic &rant.
beitS5etdea ni6t 6eachten unb ibr bsberises 2eben
rubis fortieben poer 1 einems Guadolber orae,.
traaell. Siao oitie 2ente nibt Selbltmbrher2 aiir
sen iie ibr 2eber nidt ntutbmlfg ab2 Siderlib unb
ble srbBts aaaabl oeier elbnbroer. lis.ra.Gieien.
gent meid)e aronfbeiten bes MagenS. Der &eber nno
Der yisren nubeatet loiien. anat ie I1on i'm Gnt-
fteben mt benz beDa9rteen Waitel .tes yoturor3ne.
fbaBes nit ben beriibnten ct 9eriaro GrailterptI=
len gu beilen GDpi1meraen. Gdpiilbel, Serstlopien
T no.. 'joftten gnd sleitb bel ber nnnereleibIit
peiltraft eier rein pflau3lien Yinea 3ufbt illre
ianeu ant baB SCR niDt aud. Selblimbroera per.
betl
: MbOnnirt auf ben BerbaHter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-12-03

Neriaagf. Cine nfrtrcnensnertbe Eams lnher elm
S3elr aa Ill 0i,elt @Du,ta lo oent annoBeubeu 1ets
ftgsetAH Tllrea Sl4Hs 0a5 all eier Qefl0en finais
Siel.tat 9ois 1901 Vegate Satbun: 5000 ieiten Se-
Bait aHU 2ll5iagtl iDeros e6fa Mtontaa poa 3aapt.
quarter oMShe5allt. SEQ 1ur MusiaQelt tntrb I'M
bDreiis be5abli Gteiling permanent. Norene: Ula.
uagcr, COS utDaoa 8alIoina Gbiraap. Al
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-15
Cannon as a Farm

When Joseph c. Cannon of Illinois
was married. he was in decidedly poor
circumstances, and his mother. an eco
nomical Quakercss, who was anxious
to have him found household, said
TO him, Joseph, now that thee is mar
ried thee must get thee COW pig
and hive of bees II took mothers
advice" relates Mr.. Cannon. Il tried
TO milk the COW. but she kicked me
over. and had to give that up as
bad job, | tried 10 feed the calf, and
il butted me all around the ward and
tore my clothes nearly off. When the
bees got ready to swarm, I thought
would so out among them like father
used TO do and swarm them. The bees
got among me--crawled up under my
shirt and stung me in hundred diff
fercnt placeS-and had TO let them 20.
The only thing l could get along with
at all was the pig | could feed that
scratch its sides, and it would grunt.
got it good and fat and gave it away
to a farmer. l didn't have the heart
to Kill it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1903-01-15
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Big guns are the only things served on
armor plates.
\ double barrelcd shotgun is the worst
type of the deadly parallel.
When a man has a peck of trouble he
is satisfied with short measure.
Some men so to law, but the law finds
1t necessary 10 go after others
A. physical excrciser the old-iashioned
wood-pie never had an equal,
II seems queer that so many crooked
people should ind themselves in strait
oned circumstances
In accord with the doctrine of the sur
vival " the tittest, the last woman on
earth will lie "A dressmaker,
a red nose may not he conclusive evil
dence of inebriety, but 1t imposes upon
its posscssor the burden OF proof.
Tho average man is unable to under
stand why he Is not appreciated or why
he is expected to appre ciate other men.
Patience formerly roasted on n monu-
ment. but at the present writing it is at
the telephone waiting for the eirl at the
exchange TO answer.-Chicago News.