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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1903-01-23

not help telling you. And you answer
ed me with a laugh. I think the
blame is all on your side"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
0pper GprreipomDcms.

glm DienItaa bat Die neue 6taotDers
ipaltung angefangen. glm Montag
ipuroen Die neueil geamten eillgeIAluo=
rel.
SIN boben MIter bon 94 Sabreil liarb
Gonntaq 9tahnlittaa 5ulane @rpgton,
Mutter bon 6amuel @rorton, prdiis
bent Der penn Srrn & @oal Co., s.
IS. @rorton bon Ybilaoelpbia, pa.,
Senrietta Barnhil BON Stem Yhilaoel=
phia uno Grau @eorae 9opfins bon
Doper, no lie ibre 0eimatb mante.
Die 8eenoiguna fano Dienltag Nad=
mittas itatt.
slm Dlontas bat Gbriif gernbarbt
anaefanaen Sis I'll perfaufen, aenaht
bon Der ueuen @ismaitbine. Die IN Der
grauerei aufaeifeat morben 1T.
Gmil 9anbart, friiberer Bidder BET
gbr. SerBia bat cine gdferei an Der
4. StraBe ertibtet unb wirD Iein beites
probiren, bic aunpen 5ufrieoen gu itel,
len.
Ser ebmelsofen lit jsBt inl bollcn
@anse uno proousirt ca. 400 5onren
@iIen per Sas.
Canal SDber braudt 800 Nrbeiter
uno 1000 Sduier, nm oen gebarf au
fiilen. Cine gompagnie nit $50, 900
9lttienfapital bet lib sebiloet, um 9du-
Ter su bauen.
Die ,leue Gtrabenbabn So. bat Die
slrbeit bier an Den 3tpeislinien pieoer
aufsenommen.
Cine glatternfranfe, Srau Goams,
entlpih in Columbus aus Der auaran<
tdne uno III iebt bier bel Dr. Sifion,
in oehen 9aus tie ltreng bewaht miro,
iooaB meoer bel Sag nod bel 9faht iea
manb aus benz Saule barf. s.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
Ser Brampttiftn,,g amecflast,

2ebten Greitag Woraen, ols Die
Mrbetter Der Wiible auf Der 9iioleite in
bic Mllble tamen, Iabsn lie. oaB ein
8eriud 9emadt tporoen mar, oieielbe
in 8rano 81 iesen. Sn Der Seutel-
TANNER I'M 2. Stof mar Del ausges
idiittet uno babel laeen pobl Elm 9u.
beno aneebrannte StreihbDlsben, uno
oas 0ol3mert NOR on 5wei 5tellen per-
toblt. iooaB tein 3weifel iein fam.
oaB bahelbe eebrannt bat, bod puroe
bas Sseuer wieoer eritift, 10 oaB es
iheint, als Db Der Sbdter i'm lebten
Momente nod iein Werf bereut, uno
oas anselegte Geuer Islbf aelOidt
babe.
Nm 6reitaa Morsen ,uuroe Der Miil.
ler Sacob 0uff unter Der Antla9e pei=
baftet. oas Geuer ansele9t au baben.
Wie man bort. batten 0uff uno @a,.
pe1ter. elmer Der gi9entbiimer Der
Wible, am Mitttpod einen beftieen
Streit, bel meldem es beinabe gu Sbdts
li1teiten oefommen tudre. Darauf
nabm 0uff feline Wertseuafilte aus Der
Muble uno perItedte iie auf Der anbe-
rem 6eite oes Canals uno man olaubt,
er babe bies getban Inn bel oenl
Branoe Der Miihle, ben er plante. iein
giaentbum gu iiAern.
0uff ,puroe por Mapor Mfep ae-
braht uno ertldrte ii1 niht fhulbiq.
Ser Mapor iibertpies Die Nngeleaenheit
benz @eriGt uno beitimmte ben Betrag
Der Yirsidaft fir ben Nnsetlasten auf
$500.
Sacob 6uif. Der un9efdbr 81 Sabre
alt lit. gilt als elmer Der beIien Miiqer
i'm Often llnieres Staates. Ct bat
cine Grau unb mebrere Rinber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
0eiratbsb esuiaia,,neen

@bas. Oau, Stem Gomerstopn gm=
ma Smith. pite Stun.
Garl Wilhelm Yeeb Gatba.ina Raros
line Gdlberer. beioe bon Nep pbila-
belpbia.
9oualaB $. Sunter. 9ea &op, 8. -
Anna 9. Scott, Nep Cumberland.
5bomas gBiles, COLLECTION - Marp
Qptle, Suscarapas.
Daniel s Gats 9fellie Braee Walters.
beiNe BON gugarcreef.
Gbriitian 2obriger - &oIa Bufbor,
beioe bon Seem philadelphia.
ptter Miuer - Warp q. Wolf, beioe
BON port Waibington.
Sames s. @reenmalt, greifline, o.
Settle S. Saequett. Canal Dooer.
Treb. 6. Domaro, GDibocton - &atie
6. Wiober, Orforo 5p.
Sobn u. Marti. Wainrisbt- -B.fie 6.
Born. Stem pbi.a.
81. 8. gperett, Wartpif Sp. Mlice
sSor. @naoenbiitten.
@bas. lB. &anft - Uiauoee :. gpeB,
beioe BON Mineral @itp.
6rant 8. Softer - Mprtle goa Gen'
! neop. beioe bon Stem Gomerstomn.
@baor" gbrbart. @lepelano. - Beatrice
@pslett, @anal Sober.
6reo.5 3immermam. Stem pbilaoel
pbta 9lettie Homig. Union Sp.
element g. Wiesano &oIa Eauion
beiDe Dnn Canal Soper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
Grtrunfeu.

ylm Sienltas gahmittas ertranf
9luauit gnoeres i'm Suscaramas JluBe
smilhen Dem 9amal uno Der glidtomn
Bride. @r mar in eineln Soote am
iiI1en, als plDBli9 oas yoot umihlug
uno er in Den bodsebenoen Tlutben
psribwano. Noh einmal tauhte er
auf unb rief slusimal per3meiielt I'M
6iilfe, oann maro er mieoer BON ben
6lutben peridlunoen uno iparo niht
nlehr aeiehsn. Wtebrere iunse 2eute,
Die bonn ufer aus iaben. mie gnoeres
untereine, iparen bes boh9ebenben Wai=
iers lpeaen niht i'm Gtanoe. Siilie au
leiiten.
Ger lln9liiflide mar 81 nabe OIL ben
Damn beransefabren uno oas berab=
itiiraenoe BaIer trai oas Boot nit iol'
der @elpalt, -oaB oas Yortbeil tief bin'
unteriant uno oas 0intsrtteil, in BEN
Der iunae Dram iaB. fIos bod binaul
uno gnoeres tuuroe in Die Suft ge=
| Ihleuoert, ole 8eidbrten. melhe iaben.
mle BUS unAlllf gelnah. ertlarea, c,
lei Is SUB bod 9eflogen uno 10 hatt'
er einen idperen 6al. als er ing Wai'
ier itiir3ie. st mar Elm gutter Shmim.
mer uno als er auftauhte, iaben leine
6reunoe, nie er nit einem 9rme frdf.
tig aussriff, aber Der anoere Nrm bine
| biilflos on ieinsr Seite. @abridein
lid batte er bel Dem Gaae ben 9lrln se.
bro6en uno nar ni1t i'm Stanoe ),
16mmmen.
Ser Berunaliifte, Elm Sobn bor
8alentin @nberes, mar 81 Sabre alt
gr bate IN Der Golin9mill sedrbeitet
10 lanse oieielbe im 8anae mar.
gis jebt bat man Die 2eihe oes Ver'
unslilften nibt aufeefunoen. Ser.
iuhe, ourh Epnamitiprenaungen oi'
2side sur Gberfldfe gu briraen, but
ten teinen grfols. Da Der Glub ae.
aenudrtis einen iebr boben Wafier.
itano bat. 10 mag es nod mehrere Sage
seben, bis Die 2eide Nefnnoen iuiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
Sin 3ttabe Don einet,t eIeftri>
idtett Sd)Iage get0Dtet.

Nm Wittpoh Mbeno lebter Wode
ipielte in ubrihspiae George Nibman,
Elm l3jdbriser Rnabe BON paul Nlb-
man. nit mebreren anoeren Gnaben
auf Der StraBe. George ertletterte ba.
bel einen fllrsen pfoiten, on ipeldem
Elm Oraht befeitiat mar. Der nod einem
pfoltsn be. elettriiben geleuhtung
fiibrte. Dieier Drabt tpar nit glettri.
5itdt sslaoen, mabrideinli6 burd einen
Drabt Der 2eitung Der elettrilden ge.
leudtung. Der bon oem 8las-sSiolator
lossetomnlen mar, uno faum batte Der
Rnabe ben Draht beriibrt. 70 fiel er
herunter uno blieb betuuBtlos liegen.
9lls Der Rnabe aufaeboben murbe,
NOR er tobt. Ser 9aumen uno bic
Singer Der redten 0ano rparen bon Der
gleftriaitdt Derbrannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
WINE Of CARDUI]
3eittabeue Der ltb,tMSriue.
Netu YtiIaOeIpbia.Gam 6 GamaI
Sober Gtrakenbabn.

I. Durdsebsnbs waasons perIar.n llbriasplle llbr
WtorgenS uuo iebe Stnnbe biz 1lbr Mbeubs Ser
ADaQ9pn mn 10 nbr MbenHS Qebt big Neu Nbilooe
ppta. Massons nerlaiisn Neip pbilqbtlpbio fir nod
Slnai SoDer m AS. 545 6:45. 7:l5 uub fpdter ltbe
Raipe Gtlnbe 9:45 Mbenbs. .mageons psrlaiitn Stem
Thuaoeipbia fur nab ubridsp ne um sis UtorgenS
NIB lebe fplgfnbe etnnbe Bis 9:i5 Mbenbs. Ser Moa.
gon Mbenbs nm 1918 gtbt bis WlibpaIe, ausgenpm,
men penn Ean3pergntiguneeH Observation-Disclosures,
stc itatthnoen IDaggnn8 nerIaifen gonaI Dpper bon
gtorltns 500. 500. 100. 500 $50 bann isbs balbe
GtMEbe biS 10 nbr Nbtnb8 aae gDnQqcnS, ueIshe ii
otr Stunbe Iauen Don 500 ubr Morgens bs 800 ubr
Mbenbs .geben bnr@ bic ubrinspidt Der WnQgon
nm 10 ubr gebt bt8 MltbpoIe. ais9enommen mean
1an5utr9Migurstn, Observation-Disclosures ete. ftott.
nnoen Mm Gnmitag nnb Gonntaa iniiien Wa9opns
isoe baibe Stunot BON ubri@spiae nab Rem Ybil1btb
p1io; bitielben rerIaien ubrt@sniae nm l2:S0 N10.
nittngs biS $50 NbennS unb psridiien Nem VbiIobe
pbia nm 12:45 biz 6:l5 MbenbS. Sim gountaQ nerI6ht
ssr eItts Ma09on e!ls Orr cine Stlnoe ipdter Ser
1880 Mnb 5S0 psrI6Bt yssp pbiiabelphia ms oebi
n6relia s;o0. 1000 I:s0 unb 4SO psrldBt Nr,u Sbis
lnbelphia nnb Gtbt fibli3 500 HOO ESQ uub 5.Jo
nsrldbt &anal EpDtr tbs, l0:l5 las las. 1ieIer
sDa9en gtpt 1eotn Tag; Gpnntngs ouB9enpnimen
sDiII Mttns, Sen. Wsgr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
0eltorNctt.

Nn g. Mpril IN llIribsoille Sames
Gtien, i'm Utter ppn 56 ssabren. an Ell.
ner 2uneenentSiinbnng. Ser 8eritor.
bene mar gotomOtipfihrer auf Den pan
Gamble giIenbahr. ST NOR Derbeira-
tbet. bod ltarb feline 6rau iAon in
1885 uno hinterlieB ibn einen eObn.
Mm 8. 9lpril i'm MrmenbauIe 5rau
Sobn Spring i'm utter pon 65 Sabren.
slm III. april in nbri1spile @1rilf.
8. Ssornen i'm Mlter bon Il Sahren.
Ger gsri1orbene NOR in 5omeriet Co.,
pa., gebpren, fam aber laon als tlel-
ner Gnabe nad bem 5tDneereet 5hale
in bielem GountD. ST tDar Derbelra=
tibet, bod lit feline Gattin ibm fhon por
flint ssahren I'M 5ooe poranae9anaen.
gr binterldBt funf S6hter, BON pelben
orei perbeiratbet Iinb.
Nn Is. Npril in Worristopn. oli-
lib bon 8ennilon, 6rau 9arietta gal=
bea, Die Trau bon Watbanlel galbell,
ib Mlter BON sc Sabren oil Der Wai'
ierfu9t. sic hinterlaBt einen Gattell
uno iiinf 4inoer.
9lm 8. Npril in Netu pbilabelphia
Srau gamma @ororap, Die Gattin bon
sSiaac Gororap, I'M utter bon 81 Sab
rem am Nitbma. Die 8eritorbene bins
ter!dbt einen gatten unO ieAs &inoer.
Mm 13. Npril in Msins.al Gitp Sa=
mes $. golparos i'm Nlter orn 60 Sab
rem an elmer 9eratrantbeit. Ser 8ers
ltorbene mar Elm Roblensrdber; er hins
terldBt eine Jrau uno mebrere erpab-
iene Ginber.
Qm Is. Npril in Gilmore Sr.
eeSIaae W. Canning I'M sllter bon 20
Sabren. @r binterldBt elne Wlttwe
uno fiinf GinDer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
NolipAr.
I3. WpriI 1908.

Qlln IL. Qlp1il iartb ailf BEN bieiiagn
6ueohof Die weeroiallnN bon WilliaH
potldrer, spelher in ganal Doper Der=
ihieo. ltatt. Ser Yeriforbsne mar
sueimal Deybeiratbet. Ieine erite Satin,
asb. Wost, aina ibm Dor Is Sabren I'M
.Spoe poralls. ibu, Drei Ssi,,oer bintsr=
laiieno. .,Sm Sabre 1886 berebelitbte
fh GotTdner nit Gbriitina Maurer,
lpelher ghe bret GinDer eniiproilen.
Ser 9erlforbene NOR lanae frant an
Der Nussebrllne, er erreihte Elm NIter
ppn 49 Sabren. Qtn Der 5eite ieinsr
.hsimeeeonaencn @attin Duroe Ell .allr
Gube gebettet. unb trauern feine Witt-
tpe u,,o feds Ginoer Inn leinen au frii-
ben 6eimeang.
Nm 13. Npril balt Die @. u. SC. in
Der GeIpefhaae babier, ibr ilbrlihss
9obnen-@iien neblt 5anatrduSthen ab.
Gran g. 5. pTau bat lib BEL Nnifel=
lung bon SRI. 5aplor bon GleDelono
cine betpdbrte Ollie 9eilhert, utn Die
bieIen Gunben in ibrem BuBpaarense=
fhdft befriebiaen su belfen.
sSrau Mnna Glarf. tpelde i'm 9pdt=
iabr nod Deuti1lanb reilfe, um ibrer
Wutter eii,sn 8eIuh 5u MAIDEN. in
@ineingen, Oberamt 5lbingen. Wiirt=
temberg, 1T am Z. Nptil aliiflit tuie-
Der bel ibrer Gan,ilie bier eingstroffen,
beridtet aber. eine ltiirniihe Gabrt ae-
babt 5u baben.
Sen Gbelelten s. %. HIau braAte
ber 6torb einen Gtamnlbalter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
.6ier bari nicht oefiIdt ,perben."

10 mar auf eirem greite su leien, bas
anl Gienitua a)ioraen ain 6rantlln
square an eineni Yloitsn bsfeitist mar.
Die ganse Delt 0odltraBe lpar oislen
gBinter in einenl elsnoeu 3uitanos uno
nidt nur am 6rantlin Square. ionbern
nod oil Dieleil anoeren pldben, itsbt
bel Ge9enpetter bas Wal1er mahrsre
3oll tief. glber Die 8iir9er haben feline
llrIade sur &laas. oenn bel ben sSriib=
iabrsmablen haben lie ertldrt, baB lie
nit ben beliebenoen 3ulidnoen aufrie=
ben linb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
Mnsei8e mno Gmp febIun8.

ginen aeebrten publitum BON Ga
nal Douer uno um9ebun9 our 9efdlli.
gen Nnti3, bab id an Der 4. GtroBe,
in Der 9}dhe Der standardization
Stride, cine Bdderei errihtet babe, unb
burd ineine lansidbriae @rfabrun9 In
Der Bdderei in Der edtpei3, in paris
llnb in bieiem Qanoe alien gefdnigen
Nefeuungen @enii9e leiifen fann.
Barrier Holen, iomie gafes aIler Nrt,
ieoen 6amifag Bernertpsggli Gugel=
bopf, fDipie td9lih frii9es Ghmei3er.
brot, bsimgemndtes Brot, .l6madbaf.
tes NoQaenbrOt etc. etc. 2ieferun9
tdgli9 ins 0aus.
giner ipertben Runoi9aft eniaegetlz
gebenb 5eihnet ahtunssDOu
emil 6anbort, Bdder.
Griibtrer Ianaidbrieer Bidder bei
9errn @brif 0eriia,- Canal DOper.
Gelepbott 401. So
Eas aprillpsttsr last |rlueit lsbr.
bisI III iplinf4su Abri8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
0ie Ooner 8rH6e.

Warum tpiro nibts eethall in Be3ug
auf bic Bride iiber ben GluB in Canal
DoDer2 9ln beioen gnben berielben
itebt Die Warnung, baB Die Bride BON
ben suItdhoiaen BehDrben als eefdbrlih
erfldrt lei, uno DaB perfonen, Die boz
riiber 9eben. bies auf ibre eigene Ge-
fabr bin t1un. llno bod fobren bic
6trabenbabntudgen ben aan3en 9og
jeoe babe StunOe Bis an bic Briifeil-
fOpfe, nno Die paiia9iere iino 10 gut
mic ge3iDunaea, ibren Me3 barber su
nebmen. Wenn Der Ban ipirflih in
idledtenl 3uitanoe. uno gefdbrlih iii,
ul0 nod priDat erbaltenen Mlittbeilun.
9en iheint es tpirilid Der 0al iii jein,
10 iollte Ne iofort bonn Nsrtebr ab9e-
idloiifn lDeroen, iiatt Su tparten Bis Elm
llln9Iiif gefNeben lit.
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Charles 8aro. Hbotoerapb.
Gute Mrbeit trinot unb bait bic
Ruuoihaft, 8iloer unO preiie, bic
allen Mniprnden oersdt tperoell. 208
Giio. 8yononeg N:.v ,,ls. ss.;'sie,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-04-16
Wa6 Der s@ipcia.

@m Sonatae beiudte uns Noolf
S1euner. Der friiber in oieier Office
aearbeitet uno Der in LETTER 3eit in
&eolanbs, @al., aneeitsllt mar. Ser
juuge Mann lit auf Der Geiie nah Der
Shmeis. um feline betaate Mutter uno
ieinen gruoer 81 beiuden.
Nadoem er lett lieben Sabren in
Seattle, Waibington. uno in Nprm,
9llasta, aelpeilt, fam am 8ienltaa 6r.
Nlfreo Raufmann nit ieiner Jrau hier=
bet auf Beiud. st 1T auf Der Neiie
nod Der 9dwei3. seoenft aber III orei
Wonaten iuieoer bier gu iein. Sr.
Gauflnann lit elmer Der 9ireftoren si=
ner Minenaeiealdaft IN Norme. Der
meiltens SbpeiSer aneeb0ren, unb Die
@eiellhaft bat Elm Serritorlum in 8e,
iiB, melhes eine quite gusbeute pers
ipsi9t.
Nud Grau Sam. S6neiter bon bic,
Mil oieien 5ommer Der alten 6eimatf
in Der Shmei5 einen Yelub abltattell.
Wir uiini6en Den &eilelultisen Elm,
frohe Sabrt uno 9liidlihe Wieoerfebr
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OeU NeulIUtIs lutluge GHgeDttW
niAt mebr oeutlh leIen t0nnen. iulomet
Der y2ima Courier" oas folaenbe oerbs
Gompliment: .Nenn Elm 9eutider li1
oamit briiitet, baB er nur enelild leie,
10 fam man i'm INNER als Elm Gameel
eriter @r0Be einidaBen. Glopft man
elm tuenis bel ibm auf ben guld, 10
miro man Iinoen, oaB er ipeber beuti1
nod enaliid oroentli6 berltebt. 3ur
,ariinOliden" Gsnntnib oes @nalii1en
1T Die oes Deutiden aans abiolut notb.
iuenoia. oenn i'm @runoe senommen 1T
gnaliih nur elm nieoerbeutIder Dia.
lett. welder our9 Mufnabme fremoer
Soiome uno nit ben Sabrbunoerten
bom oeuti6en Stamm ii6 10 melt ent.
fernt bot. oaB Mutter uno Gino fid
ni6t mebr beriteben. Gin nieoeroeut.
ider Matrgie finoet iid auf einem ens=
liihen Sdiffe lei1t aure9t. in brei
Monaten lit er au 9auie. aber bas
allemanniide Sdmei3er=D Deutl9 tpirb
ibm INNER Elm &dthiel bleiben. 3mei
Spraden meint 3psi a6pfe. Wer bic
eigene ri1tis 9elernte aeaen cine anbere
nur halb peritanbene eintauiden mill,
1T nit @erlaub seiast - Elm Rinopieb
nit gi6enlaub.
g. 8. Sbrafe bon Stem Matomo-
ras. O.. bate ben Gontratt fir ben
Bau elmer feinernen Bride in Denni.
fon iibernommen uno bate aud I'D Il
ben 9r6bten She'll Der Mrbeit pollenbet,
als ct lsbte Wohe anfpafte, es ben
Gommiiiiondren iiberlaieno. bic Bride
fertis bauen gu lailen. gr ertldrte. ct
nliille @elo bel oem gontratte perlieren
uno 10 aebe er benielben auf. Sbrafs
ipuroe ieoen Monat fur bic geleiitete
Mrbeii besablt. Die gommiiliondre
elauben iie f6nnen einen @ontraftor
finben. Der bic Bride in 80 9aaen fer=
tig madt. - Gbrafe ideint li1 bic
5ahe beiier iiberleat su baben uno min
ieBt feinen gontratt fertia MAIDEN.
Mm Waontag beinertte Motor-
mann 9rifls aipiihen bier uno nbribss
bile einen Wcnn, Der unbetiimmert
um bic @lofeniignale. binter ihm rubig
auf cem @eleile oer StraBenbabn ba=
hinsina. 5ridle fob fih een0tbi9t,
ben GtraBenb nbabntpagen gum @ti0ltnnD
su bringen ino es mar feine Seiunoe
gu friib. benn fhon bate berielbe ben
Wann beinohe erreidt. 9ridle 1ing
nun 80 oem Manne ilnb rib i'm bonn
Geleiie uno bann fano er, BOB Der
Mrme taubifnnlm mar un0 alio bic
Gignale nidt bate h6ren t6nnen.
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Die gIottsrn.G GpiDen,ie III Nenni-
Ion III srirI4sn unp BE Guafantdns
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Eas Aprillpsttsr last irpeii lsbr
bisI n lDllnidft hbri8.
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gBeitere 9ptalnadridten auf Der
4. unb 5. Seite.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-08-04
rAruRE,s KINDLY wAy..

There is something very motheriyl
and sympathetic in the way that ma
ture works and repairs damagesI
wrought by fire, flood, wind and wreck
or the destructive work of man. Here
is great gravel pit, yawning chasm
left as testimony to the progress Of the
age by railway company--an insight
", useless thing, but nature uses the
winds to sweep into the crater the fugiI
tive debris of the fields and the val
grant leaves and the waters of thel
summer storms, stealing from more
fertile lands, gives the sterile sand and
gravel coating of humus and fertility
and the cottonwood fugitive seed drift
ing in the June breeze finds here a
congenial resting place, and, 10, in al
few years the unsightly scar has bel
come pretty grove, while woodbine,l
clematis, blackberry and elder bush
come through aid Of bird and wind to
form an artistic border for the regen-
Grated gravel pit. Or here is a fire.
scar, the legacy Of a forest horror,
when the very earth was calcined In
all vegetable life absolutely annihilatedl
in it's path; yet somehow the winds and
the birds and the raiHoAhre soon atI
work, and here is soon seen q Hitler
feathery pine or quivering aspen tip
and there delicate spear Of timothy
or sturdy bunch Of red clover, a tramp
woodbine peeptng up at the foot of the
old charred stump, and with the pass
ing Of a few years there Is nothing
left to tell Of the cataclysm Of fame
save the ghostly pillar Of a blackened
and scared tree trunk here and there.
Or let man strip hillside of its forest
covering and, roofing the field over;
year after year with his crops Of cot
ton and grain and taking from its soif
Its last vestige of fertility, abandon it,
How quickly will nature make the eff
fort to repair the damaged First
grasses or flowers, then trees. then
restoration-no place SO high or low;
or hidden or exposed, made unlovely
and unproductive by elemental strife
or mans rapacity, but some form of
life will nature find with which to res
pair the damage and tenderly cover the
scar. B
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the only ones except yourself and the
men who will aid us inside the castle,
who know the truth, sir"
ut cannot fail unless those inside
prove false or unworthy" said the
hoarse voiced Ostrom. Anguish's I'm
gers were gripping Lorry's leg SO fierce
ly that the blood was ready to burst
out, but he did not feel the pain. Here,
then, was some gigantic plot in which
the person of the princess herself was
to be considered. Was it an assassina
ton?
"You have five of these yiennese?"
eyes; two to stand beneath the
window to receive the booty as we
lower it to the ground, one to stand
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PIEp1ANr.

"A friend writes and wishes to Know
howto start a bed of pieplant this fall.
Pieplant is one of the easiest things
transplanted which we have, and all
there Is to do Is to well fertiIize and
deeply work up the bed where 1t is to
be planted, then take sections Of the
roots and plant with the crown about
four inches under the surface. If plants
ed this fall it will make no growth un-
til spring, but will then grow all right.
Speaking about pieplant, we might add
that where one has plenty Of roots in
the garden two or three may be taken
up late in the fall with plenty Of earth
around them, allowed to freeze solidly.
and then be removed into a warm cell
lar and kept moist. The result will ba
that by February one can 60 down
cellar and pull off long, tender white
stems of delicious pieplant, Just the
incest and most appetizing material foK
pie timber. This process viii use the
roots mp, however, and they, must be
thrown away in the spring. /
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CHAPTER WIZ.
THE ABDUCTION OF A PRIr

THE ABDUCTION OF A PRINCESS.
%WVHAT afternoon they went to
the palace grounds and in
H quired for the chief steward.
Z After a few moments they
were shown to his Office In . small
dwelling house just inside the gates.
The steward was a red faced little
man pleasant and accommodating. He
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One farmer IN the state of. iowa will
breed 500 Poland China sows next fall
and expects to raise 1000 pigs.

The loss by flood on the potato crop
in Kansas and Missouri is very great.
In the Kaw valley in Kansas the esti-
mated loss is 1000 car loads.
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Somebody tell us why the men who
live down among those Virginia hills
and try in such toilsome and pa
thetc way to hew and dig out little
bit Of land on the mountain slopes for
farm do not 60 to work and plant the
steep and stony hillsides to choice APP
pie trees. fine one thing more than all
others which does well In that coun-
try under existing conditions. Eng,
land would take every Newtown Pip
pin they could raise at prices which
would make the growers wealthy in a.
few years. But now they all persist
in trying to raise little wheat and
corn and do much hunting for coons
and possHms aud fishing. !. -..---
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THE EVOLUTION OF THE TOWN. J
1t is always interesting to watch the
evolution of a town from the rural to
the metropolitan stage Of its existence
Early village conditions enabled and
permitted each resident if he so de-
sired to keep COW, some pigs and
poultry, to hitch his team tn front Of
the stores on the business street and to
build sidewalks or not as he saw At.
AS the town grows ordinances are
passed which compel the building and
the keeping IN repair Of the sidewalks,
others which make the keeping Of hogs
On town a public nuisance and compel
the shutting up Of the foraging fowls.
Then the hitching posts have to go.
whila the ten cent feed stable, the elec-
tr.c light, the paved street, the annual
scrap over municipal politics, the dfe
company, the pastor who demands a.
lay off in hot weather, the daily paper,
the one horse college, system of wa
terworks, baseball club and a 8 per
cent tax rate give evidence that the one
time village has grown into modern
municipality, an expensive and restric-l
tive way Of living compared with the
old conditions. . )
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If one has moist and shaded location
the dewbeTy may often be grown sue
cessfully where the blackberry will ut
terly fail, and the dewbery is a better
berry than the blackberry anyhow.
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A Kansas farmer is feeding steer
for exhibition at the st Louis exposi-
ton which he expects to show weigh
ing 1000 pounds.