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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
Na0e lit iaB.

9luT 8eranlalIun9 bon Sam garts,
einem ipa3isrenoeu Gele9aten in Nelu
Dort. ge9eu ben tiir3li6 idmere auf
@rpreiune lautenoe 2lntla9en erboben
uuroen, Die jener nidt 3u euttrdftigen
osrno6te. lit eine 2ampagne gegen bic
sliociation DER Sauunternebmer in
Hen Sort beeonnen luOroen. IS be-
itebt Die NbIidt, Die Irbeiter an Idmmt=
tihea gdutsii, Die bon Mit9Iieoern Oct
Q6ociation errihtet neroen, gum 5treis
ten 3u beranlahen. Sic Arbsiter am
st. &egis 9otel. Dem Stem Yort 5hea-
ter. oem neuen slltor 5oiel ON Song
Neres Square, unb an @eblube Der
metropolitan 2ife SnI. 60. an Der 23.
StraBe baben bereits Die Arbeit nieosr-
geleat.
parts tpill iib oamit ihr Die gnthiil.
lun9en RIDDEN, Die tiir3lih bon Saus
unternebmern iiber feline grprellun9sn
Qema9t puroen; oaB bel Dielem Ranl=
pfc geraoe Die 9lrbeiter am meiiten lei.
ben meroen. madt bieiem Nrbeiterfreun,
b: feline Shmeraen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
Nemeite NaOri1tc,,.

. : = Z =
Sauieno 8auern eriffsn am Sons
taa in SopreiniB, Grpatier, pDielblt
btreits ain Ssreita9 5umulte ltattoes
ftlnoen hattei, Die oortbin eeleeten
Sruppen an. Die 2eBteren aaben
6euer. nobel ftinf perionen erIhoiIen
uno piele dnoere permunbet nuroen.
gs iino mailenmeiie 8erhaftunaen por.
eenommen uno ein Battalion Snfantes
rie 5ur 8erbltuns meiterer Sumulte
nad Der beoro9ten 8eseno seianot
tporoen.
Die glabnablen gum beutlhen
&eidstag limo poriiber nnb bas Be=
iammtrelultat 1T Sol9enoes: Centrum
102 5timmen, Soeioloemotraten 81 4,
Ronieroatioe SO, Greitonierpatipe 1g,
Ratlonalliberale 81, SreiIinuioe Yolfss
partei 81. Greiiinnige Bereinisung 8,
Yoltspartei (SiiooeutIthe 9emptraten)
6, poten is. glIdiier 9, Qntiielniten
9. guno Der 2anomirtbe uno Yauern.
buno z, Welfen 3, 8dne l. giloe II.
8ie perlautet, po(en Die Gocialoemo-
traten auf 6runb ibres Stdrteperbdlt-
niiies Nnipruh auf Die STEELE oes er=
fen 8ice- BrGliOeuten bes Hei1stdgs
MAIDEN.
Sn oeM gtabliI1ement BON s.. $.
Sein3 & so. in Nlle9beup. Ya., ltiir5=
ten ON MOntaa Nadmittaa % perlo=
ren aus Dem 5. StDflpert nit einem
Sabrltubl in Die 3iefe. Inter ben
Yerlssten befanoen Iid a9t Yerionen
bon @lsoelano.
Sn elmer @obnung, go. I'LL Nli=
hioon Str. in gufalo, erihob 9lelion
8ogena, tuis perlautet, aus Giferiu9t,
Darrp gsnoer. Ser MDroer iuuroe
uerhaftet. @r bate iein.m Spfer nad
Nbgabe oes 59uhes nit einem 3alirs
meRer ben SOpf belnale pOm &umpi
Qetrsnnt.
e}n @bicaoo ipuroe i'm 2incoln Gort
Dor einem 9rOBen gublitum Der 22ja6=
rise Nrtbur :. Meber ppu einenl 3ei=
tun9slun9en erltbonen, als er Il1 ge7
gen 8erb6bnuns isiner 9eslsiterinnen
our6 cine 8anoe SunQen sur Webre
ieSte. eSn Der erlten BeiiiirSun9 lieB
man orn WDrber enttommen.
Staats=@oulptoGer 2ope bon Seras
lit i'm GapitDl su IuItin BON eiuem ent=
lallenen anseltellten eridoNen turroen.
Mm Disnfas bat in einer &pblcnmins
tA 5anna, 8yoming, cine fur9t6are Gr,
plplon 2S2 Wann letsnpi9 btarabeu
unp ppn btelen purben bis jebt nnr AZ
berau59ebraht unp BON pielen Fnp felt.
ber rpb 3wei 9etprben. IS lit tmeifet.
baft, pb pom Den 234 Nrbeitern, pie nod
in Den 0itnen linp, mod pelNe eerette
tperoen fGnnen. Son Den letenpia ge,
sratenen linp It's Serbsiratbet nno batet
srpBe Samilien. 100 Der Seruneliifter
Tnp 5innldnper, so gtc9er unp Der 8el
Ameritauer.
gSe9en rer 1hwanfsnpen Gelltnbbei
BON GGa5. 81. Shmab, nem pr1lipenter
pes StaDltruts, wurpe g8. g. Garep ppt
Stem gJprt 81 pefen Nfliltenten erwGbl
uub mirb @ure9 in gSirfli6teit bic Stunt
tipnen pe5 9rlTpenten iibernebmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

Sn GieI ltno Die amerifaniiaen
@6iffsmanni6aften iebr beralit eln=
pfan9en inoroen. Saiier Milbelm bat
benz Yrdltoerlten per Gabel Rompli.
mente 9emo6t iiber oas quite Nusieben
oes amerifanif6en GjeIdmaoers uno Die
Su9tiAtelt Der Gffisiere uno Wanns
i6aften, uno praiioent &oolepelt bat
letnen her5liden 9ant fir ben groBar-
tl9en gmpfan9 binilbsr 9etabelt. 8ie
~Sln9os" MAIDEN oarob lanse @eiidter.
= Sbomas u. Goiinn foa beabfid-
tiaen, fid in Die politit gu tuerfen, uno
arbeltet asaenmdrtig eifrig an einem
antonatiiden 3rabt3ieber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
MorO im RIonptfc.

Sin tcltbliitiger Morb murbe am
Gamitag 9lbeno in Rlonbife periitt.
Inter ben ODrtiaen Gphltnerdbern ma
rem smei llnearn, Mi1ael 6ortos no
@eorg Nopat. 8eioe maren leoia ii b
aben i'm ndmliebell Goltbnuie. Mnl
Samitag na1 Dem NahteHen ia6en
cine 9lnsahl Mdnner Dor bem Goft-
houie auf elmer 8ant, unter oieien aud
S5ortas uno Nouat. sc muroe iiber
oieies uao ienes aeIproden. aber es fiel
ftin unfreunolides Wort unb M0es
idisn 6rieocn uno 0armonie, als lib
pl6Blih es mar llnaefdhr s llbr -
NOoat erhob, einen aroBen Gepolper
500 uno iiini ShiiIIe onf 6ortas ab-
feuerie. BON ipel1en elmer iein 8ebirn
ourdbobrte. giad aeibebener Sbat
eroriif Der M6rber bic 5lu6t, Iein
Spfer aber itarb nab llneefdhr 3tpei
Stunoen unb muroe am Dtontoe ouf
Dem tatbolii9en Srieobof in Canal
0ouer 5ur lebten 3ube beitattet.
98ie idpn bemerft, batten Die beioen
Mdnner am Samltag glbenb teinen
Strelt, aber am 6reita9 Worgen hat-
ten lie einen MortmedIel. @s i1eint.
oaB bic beioen Mdnner eiferiiidtig lpa-
ren unb Nooat foll am 6reitag au 6or=
tos 9elaat baben, tuenn er Dem Mdo=
den. Dem lie beibe ibre Neigung oe=
Identt hatten. nod ldn9er na6fele, TO
ueroe er ihn iOoten. Tortas i6eint
Die Srohlna niht ,peiter bea9tet Su
boben, bis Nooat am Somltne ieinen
GeOolper aog.
Ser @emnroete bat neoer Greunoe
nod Gernanote in oieIer 8e9eno. IS
beibt, Elm 8ruoer bon ibm tpolne i'm
State WarDlano. st mar ungefd9r
20 Sabre alt.
9tobat, Der i'm NpriG 1902 mad
GlOnoite fam, mar unQefdbr 80 Sabre
alt. NuD er iheint feline 6reunoe uno
gsrmanoten in oieier @eeeno gu baben.
Inter ieinen 9abieli9teiten fonb man
Elm 8antbu9 Der Society Sabino ganf
! in Glepelano nit einem 8utbaben bon
$733.20. Die Bant lit benadri6tigt
uno menn Nppat einen Gerlu1 MAIDEN
tpollte, oas @elo gu 5ieben, 10 piiroe er
| 1id oamit ielbIt ausliefsrn. Sis iebt
bat man bon Dem fliidtigen Wl0rOer
! nod tsine Gpur.
| Die @ountD=@ounliiIionGre baben
cine 8elohnuna bon $400 auf Die
grareiFun9 oes W0roers ausaeiebt.
glrbut wuroe in ber Na9t bon
9ienHaQ auf Mittpud berbaitet, als
j er in &lonoite in Elm Saus aeben
tpOQte, um etpas al ellen au betom=
men, IS war ungefdhr Witterna1t.
als man Den M6roer feiinabm. Silt
Der Geribun9 oes Moroes batte ct Iib
in Der Ndbe bon Slonoite pertsft 9e.
balten. Der 8sfan9ene muroe bierber
in oas @ountp= 8efansniB aebra9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

porIirio 8ias bon Werito 1T nun
gum liebenten Male fir Die grdlioent,
i6aft nominirt lporoen. 9rdliosnt
8las Fat Our6 Die Sbat betpieIen, oab
fir Die central= uno iiioamerifaniiGen
&spubliten Die .Gepublit eemiioert
bur6 Die Wonardie" Die bette Geaie=
run9storm lit. Was wdre lpDbl beute
aud bas bliibeuoe Merito. tpenn es
nldt BOrIirio 8ias an Der Spibe bdtte
uno oieier bon Infana an bon li6
lpre9en tonnte: Die &epublit, bas Din
id!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
9te groke Serlointtg bon
Sc,piS SaupIGkett.

$4,000 faufen einen oieier 8au-
pldBe uno 3ugleib cine 8eleaenbeit, els
nes Der feds tpertbbollen Wobnb1uier
ocer ,einen Der 104 on bas 100 SUB
breite Boulebaro 9rensenben Baupldbe
Su getpinnen, Die $500 bis 800 pertb
IinO. gebenft, oies lit bic gr0Bte
Gfferte, @elo in Grunbei9entbum ans
5uleaen. ole nod ie in Ohio gemadt
iDorben lit.
Die Bauitellen tperoen ihnell ber=
fanft unb perionen, Die cine quite @slb=
anlaae su MAIDEN aeoenfen, iollten iid
Ofort sine iolde iiAern.
9urit, MiIar, Mnpls & Gaiott,
8eneral=N9enten.
Office in gbapins ylod. Rem pbi=
labapbia. 8. 5elepbon go. l04. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
0cftorben.

Nm %. suni in llhridsbile 9aniel
Summers i'm Alter bon SO sSobren.
Ser 8erItorbene mar in oieleu Gountn
gebpren unb Bot i'm so. Gbio &eai=
ment ben 8iirgertrieg mitgema6t. Gr
binterldBt cine Wittme uno fiinF Gtn-
Der.
glm "a. SUM i'm 8eneral Soipital
in Glepslauo 9loam Seller bon Nem
philadelphia. Die 2ei9e tpuroe bier=
Der eebradt nno am 5amiag auf Dem
alten 6rieobof sur lebten Gube beige
IeBt. Nbam 2ieier mar i'm April l847
in Der &heinpfal5 9eboren. tam aber
idon i'm Sabre 1856 nit ieinen @lterit
nad ben Ser. Staaten. Sein Sater
lieB li1 i'm Stoneereet=Shale nieoer
uuo bort lit Noam aufsemadien. Is
Sabre alt tam er na9 Nem Y6ilaoel=
phia uno bat init elmer unterbre9lng
bon tpenigen Monaten, tpdhreno er in
Canal Sober beiddfti9t mar. ieitber
INNER bier 9euobnt. Sm Sabre 1870
perebeli9te er li6 nit 2ena 8aameper
uno Der @be entiprangen is0s &inoer.
bon usl9en nod orei 96Ane. @illiam,
Auguitus llno Nrtbur om 2eben lino
uno nit ber Wutter Inn Den 8erfOrbes
Gen irauern. Ser GerIiorbene batte
oas Miilsr9eIdbdft 0elernt uno mar Elm
tii4tiger 0}iiuer uno trot I9on als
iuueer damn als Observation-Disclosures
nit u. geper in gerbiuoun9 uao als
Ole &iUermii6le nieoerbrannte, erri9tes
ten 0ieielben Die elettriIhen Merte,
lpelbe our 3eit uniere 5toot nit elet=
trildem 2i6t perieben. Sr. Gieler
mar i9on ieit Monaten leioeno lmo
gins oeBbaib Dor mebreren Wo6en in
oas Solpital in @lebelanb, tuo er Iid
elmer SperatiOn untersog. DIE iebOG
nldt ben getuiinidten @rfOlg bate. 81
mar eill gutter Sauspater. Elm tiidti9er
6sIbQft5mann uno Elm braper 9iir9er
uno miro allgemein bermibt meroen.
9im 90. eSuni in Canal 9ober israll
Gliforo Differ, aeb. Gobr, na6 lduee=
rer Grant0eit. Die 8erltorbene binter=
ldBt einen @atten uno cine einsi9e
So1ter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

- Or. Nnton SeibolO liest in friti=
iaem 3uItunO Darniener.
Samilien tperoen nit ben beiten
@einen uno 2iqueuren perIeben ourd
Noolpb's gn=gros SiqueurseIddft an
pub!lc square. #. .
- 80. gilbert, Der friiber bier an
8roaomaD cine Wirt6idaft oebalten,
bat lsBte Q8ode in Ganal Sober. mo er
idon friiber g8irtb 9eDeien, piebsr ei=
nen Saloon erOffnet, uno ipuroe am
Dlonta9 auf Die Slaae ieiner @bebdlfte
nerbaftet, neil er infolee zines ebeliden
Disputes 5tueinlal auf iie 9eiboIen,
ptn! ieoo4 81 treffsn uuo wurpe bon
liaQor Weaper su elmer 8uBe bon $15
nit Soften nebit 80 Sogsn Qrbeits'
baus uerurt9eilt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
3nr @ers,peitlumg 8etrteben.

g8enn man in elmer abseieeensn 0e.
senp, fern BON Der Civilization, wobnt,
pirb man oft Bel unsladsfallen, pie
Brancwunben, Sdnitten, GjelNwiiren
uiw. 3ur 9erstpeiauns setrieben. 5altet
tets 8udlen's Nrniea Salbe an 5anp.
Sic 1T bic befe In Der gBelt. Sur
.25c. Die Sdadtel. seiluns sarantiren
Die apotbefer S. Miasr u. Sobn. SIN
MilIers Ipptbefe tpirb peutld selpro9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
SaDrt mad Soiton
iibcr etne 9tnie btu 1tno
iiber elite attOere 3uriiG.

Sele9enbei fir cine s{erienreiie unb bas 9eiidoen
BON Sebensmlrbi9teiten bietet f3 burdb Greurhonen
nber be PsnniDlpania 2nen nat Bolton on, 25.. g.
nno 81 SUM- gum gelndbe oer YertammllnQ oer gbri
ftian Seienttts limb am g. s.. 4. nb s. Suit sur Wer
fammllng Der tnteruatiouaen graiebuuas. Notation
gisets msrheg ssrsa,'t ahsr mafbinatca mi. Aea;
Gede n Der natipnalen soaupitabt eineu MuientbaIt
5u maben unb iber gep Dorf per Giienbabn pbsr nit
oem 9ampiihiff nad Bottom lub 3urid nber Niagara
iSaa8.
syir ndbere Ausfunft iperben man Ith an g. 3.
pratt, Stem Ybiiaotlpbia, g.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

Gor so Sobren CAB es in Stem
Oort rur 25 IRilliondre, pOr 20 Sab
rtn mar oeren 3abl auf 294 eeitieeen
uuo heute betrd9t iie 1920. Inter oies
len oibt es mebrere, BON henen ieoer
allein mebr Wtillionsn bat, pie Dor so
Sabren Die 25 3uiammen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
lteber @afbtngton uno 9tias
SARA sans NIT einent Ggs
caritonS 9tdet na1
8oitott.

3idets 5uni geiuhe Der gerfammlnng Der gbritiau
Seentiits in Bottom iperben BON ben BennipIpania
Sinien am 25. g. unb ~. sJunt perfauft unb am g.
g., 4. uno 5. Suit sum geinde Der internatipnalen Gr
Stebun9S.a Ipciatton 8ieie 9idets fhbren iber ab.
ngtun nit benz 9edbte zines Aufenbaits boeIbit unb
anf benz &udnege iiber Buffalo unb Sliaaara sFals.
sSfr ndbere NHSfunit lpenoe man 5tet on g. o.
Yratt gep philadelphia 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

= Zen Ni1tmileri. ben Deutid-
feinoen, no man lie fiiloet, ielblt llnter
ibr.n sigsnen yanosleuten. ins Stama :
bud, mas Grimm. Der beribnlte
5prahfOrider. 9efagt bat: .ginem
ltarfsn Bolis III Ieine 6prad,e nidt ipesl
niger heilig. dls ieire stetigiDn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
OamfSaAmatg.

Wir ipreden bierinit unieren bielea
Greunoen uno Nadbarn unieren berg
tiden 9ant aus fir bic 9bsilnabme
uno 0iilfe, ipelne uas tudbreno Der
Rrantbeit uno BEL oem BegrdbniB un-
ieres @atten uno gaters gu 5beil
tpuroe.
Grau Nbam giefer
unD Camille.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
8nrniioe's
9epartement Store.
->NlL
~.

Wir fino Ngenten fir bas esadIon
gOriet oies III oas bette uno uno oas
am belten pailenoe @oriet bas oemaht
iuiro, so Gents uno LOO. gper oiele
goriets einmal probirt, tuia ipdter feline
anoeren lnebr trasen.
Wir oerfaufen Die bette 2ompe in Der
Welt. Dieielbe III nit Nifel plattirt,
foitet s2.75, sibt Elm arobes 2i6t uno
lit leiht 81 tra9en.
Wir baben eine aroBe Muspabl bon
8eI6irrmaarefl, bon ben billigten ois
gu Den tbeuerifen.
Geht nnlere @mailtpaaren es III
INNER eins CUTE sbee. iid in unierem
erogei1oB umSuiehen.
Gpibenborbdnge iperoen ndbrenb
oieies Monats su reou3irten greilen
berfauft.
Bnrniioe's
91partenleat 6tole.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
Siai8e Tabrt tta1 Der Self,
itaDt (gan 9te0o, GaI.)
iiber Die WenniDIna=
min (G1Sr4th n fttf on

giIli9e GrcurFonS.Gidets mad Der SeItItabt -(San
perfauft pom 8. Sult bis 81. Au9pit. syiir nabere
Mnstnntt menoe mon tb an bic Igenteu Der penuipl.
pania 8abnen 16
ant Is. nub 10. SnIi sperben GIenrionstidels mad
Baltimore pertanft Snr idbrlden 8eriammIung ber
GIfs SroBlDge ii
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

Goilmahten nah alien Ibeilsn BON
Teutlhlane, Ssiferreih unb Der GAwsti
rtrrfn In piffsr Dffse ausSeifrttot.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02
WerIamat. cue ss.p erIdiftae

HfttOtt, um iir Elm gut etablirtts Sans .einise
Counties au berefen nno Rieinbdnbler umb asenten
au beiu6en. 8ofeI 1err,torium. Sebalt slO24 per
Sabr rnb Mnslaaen; cobalt iuirb mb6sntlidb iRit
sls7o be8ablt uno Sslb fir auslusen pirb porseidpi.
len. pofitipn permanent DaS @ei6dft ift erfolsrsi
nnb in sntem Sang. gtanbarb oaus. 1894 Gearborn
ct Gbieaso Sas.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24
He Learned a Great Truth.

1t is said of John Wesley that
he once said to Mistress Wesley:
why doyou tell that child the
same thing over and over again?
John Wesley, because once tell
ing is not enough" 1t is for
this same reason that YOU are
told again and again that Cha Il
berlain's Cough Remedy cures
colds and grip; that it counter
acts any tendency of these
diseases to result III pneumonia
aud that it is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by st. Johns
Drug Co.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24

men and the live stock sanitary
board this week at Tucson the
temporary organization was
made and the committees APP
pointed from cattlemen in each
county to perfect a permanent
organization and get up the
proper bylaws. The matter
was arranged by a unanimous
vote of the large crowd present,
and all showed great interest.
III having a territorial Organiza-
tiOn of this kind the Cattlemen
of the territory can secur4 better
protection in the way of favor
able legislation, both territorial
and national The territorial
association can join The national
association and through it get at
congress. Every cowman in
the territory should get in
communication with Chairman
Monk and Secretary harry Haff-
nee or the committee in each
county, and render all the assist
a1Ce pos ible in perIecting the
permanent organization. 1t
viii benefit YOU all. Arizona
Cattleman.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24

VIM open NJ Il box, JIG. Mount,
OF Three Mile Bay, N Y, ran a
ten penny nail through the flcShy
part Of his hand. / thought at
once of all the pain and soreness
tn would cause me" he says,
Ind immediately applied Cham
beriain'S Pain Balm and occasion
ally afterwards. To my surprise
1t removed all pain aud soreness
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24

WANTED--SENERAL PER SONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation in each state Zone in
this county requirCd) to epresent and advertise
mn old established wealthy business house of sol
id financial standing Salary $2l00 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash each
Wednesday direct rom head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished when necessary. RefeTen-
eos. Enclose self addressed envelope. Colon
A. S32 p~AThnru St, Chicago.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24
Newspaper Failures.

1t has been asCertained OH the
authority of what appears to be
reliable statistics that more
newspapers have failed in The
United States during the past
ten years than are now published
III the same territory.
OF course the chief number Of
failures have been among newly
EN- arl5ed enterprises OF these
only one iii twenty has survived.
The outsider u ually thinks he
can conduct newspaper much
better than the editor and it is
this fatuOus belief that leads to
SO many new enterprises in the
newspaper field.
The Job looks easy and attrac-
tive and alluring and the novice
is firmly convinced that all he
needs is press and some type
and he will Immediately set the
world ON fire.
The expense of the undertake
ing is never considered until the
hazardou voy &c is Will under
way and then Mr.. Novice can
think Of nothing else tran the
expense. With all his we'll rec
o&nized genius for journalism,
it cost William r. Hearst some
thing like So, oO0, O)) to put Il {
Ne York Journal OH a paying
basis.- Tx.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24
WANTED.

Unrestricted Forest Reserve
aHds, highest cash prices paid.
Also have Restri ted lands for
sale. Correspondence solicited
nd cheerIully answered,
w. II. CLARK. HolbroOk, Ariz.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24

The ca .tlcmen Of Ar iona
have made a Start III the ri. Int
directioni IN organizing a territor;-
al stockmen's association. At
the Joint meeting Of he attic
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy Indy or gynt'eman to manage
bus ness in their County and Joining territory
fnnncia standing $1,000 strait cash salary and
expenses paid each Monday by ch * direct
from headquarters Expense money advanced;
position department Address Manager, 6l0
MOnOn BdO.. Chicago, Ill.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24

and the injured part were soon
healed. y For sale bv st. Johns
Drug Co.
MANAGER WANTED in this
county and adjoining territory,
to represent and advertise an old
established wealthy business
house Of solid financial standing.
Salary $21.00 weekly, with ex-
pcnses additional, paid each
Monday by check direct from
headquarters. Expenses advan-
ced and horse and carriage fur
nished when necessary; position
permanent. Address Secretary,
900 MOnon Building, Chicago,
Illinois.
Snips and the St. Johns herald. [volume] (St. Johns, Ariz.) 1903-1905, 1903-10-24

WANTTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEM \ N
or lady IN each COZ ny to manage BUSH for
Nm q ESTABLISH eu house of solid financial
stard ng A straight bona fide weekly salary
OF L. 40 pad b! check each Monday with all
ex n5es direct from headquarters MOI ey ad-
vcnced for cXper seS ETclOSe addressed envel-
Ope. Manager, 800 CaXton Bldg. Chicago.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-01
FIVE TRUANT 0IsTRIoTs.

Compulsory school Law to Make Attend
ance sure and Effective.
The compulsory or truant school law,
enacted by the last legislature, provides
for the enumeration of school children
by the district clerk. The enumeratOr
may require the parent or guardian to
subscribe and take oath to the report ne
gives, which shall include the following
data: Name of child, date Of birth, age
and residence.
These reports are returned to the
county superintendent who shall have
the supervision Of the whole matter.
From these lists he can determine who
ought to be in school, and if upon inquiry
of the teacher Of any district he finds
any pupil not in attendance according to
law, he is required to lay the matter be
fore the truant officer Of that district
who may take the prescribed course tC
enforce the law.
The enumeration Of the children oil
school age may be taken by the clerk al
the annual meeting In June. The Law
does not grant any compensation for this
extra work OF the district clerk, but the
truant officer is paid - a day for the
time actually engaged in the duties o.
his Office. He is appointed TO the OficS
BY the board Of county commissioner:
through the recommendation Of the
school superintendent.
The board OF education Of Goodland
viii have to appoint a truant officer o
their district as the law takes cities o.
the first and second class from the iuris
dictiou Of the superintendent.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1903-05-01
COMMERCIAL CLUB At WORK.
Organization for the Purpose Of Building
Up GOOdland-

Up GOOdIand-
The commercial club OF GOodland,
which owes its parentage to the meeting
held at the Leonard Office last Wednes-
day between the citizens and business
men Of the town and the railroad officials,
met at the Leonard Office Thursday
evening. G. NJ. Milisack is president
and W. S. Coleman secretary OF the or
ganization.
The subject Of building houses and
the ways and means to the same occu-
pied the attention Of the club. Many Of
the business men were present and the
situation was fully discussed. The club
built no houses at this meeting, except
ing the raising of few air castles, which,
nevertheless, viii take form and sub
stance before the matter Is done away.
The members Of the club mean bust
ness but are very sensible in getting
things arranged 50 that progress may be
made in the way Of erecting more dwell
ings. To this end an executive com
mittee was elected, composed Of G. NJ
Millisack. W. S. Coleman, William En-
mis-, 7. P. Leonard, John Book, John
Chambers and Glen Filler.
Two members OF the executive com
mittee, Glen Filler and John Chambers,
are carpenters ard builders and were
put on the committee for the purpose Of
making estimates and drawing plans Of
houses for those who are considering the
matter of putting up houses.
At the Thursday meeting the club ad-
iourned to meet at the same place Tues
day evening, but the storm prevented,
and the date again set for Friday night,
Nay 1, at which the citizens are invited
to attend.
So far the meetings already held have
been productive Of progress and it is ex-
pected that definite action in the way of
building will be made before long.