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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
CAPT. s7EBslNs MAKES HIGH SCORE.

Creedroo-. Long Island. Oct. 20 (speciaD-The
last regular supplementary practice day Of the
season for the distinguished expert cass at 200 and
!. ,J yards vas held here to-day. The attendance
fnIS only open TO those
crsli1ed as experts and mad been issued krag
rf--s The Wee Juer Tor shooting was me. zap
rafr Sre1cus. inspector small arms practice,
ion Regiment. made the highest score pCssIoe-25
~ On t-arqs ana = ar L--y yards The slCO-lus
and issuing Of decorations wee under the super
- ~ Major " 4 Palmer. To-day vi be the
d. --Es dav Of the season. and viii be for the
-g-lenl.lt's class Ths officers results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
AMHERST CAPTAIN IS OVERTURNED.

rs7 rELEsRAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE
Amherst Mass. Oct 1.-Tae Amherst quarter
hack and captain Clifford 3. Lewis. c5. IS badly
ovsrt-ai1ed. and has been sent OF 20 NsW-Harnp-
,r-. e,r q weeks rest Daniels. '05. viii play the
Trsf-io- n t0-uorrow's game with HOLY cross, and
Trors bTv In cne Dartmouth game as vel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
-exE-ER BEATS TUFTS, 10 TO 5.

Exeter y H oct 51.--Thl--l ps-EzeJs- defeated
T,fs this afternoon Is 70 s. In fast game II the
first half the ball was IN TUFTS territory most o.
- -. b,,- s4-z- Exeter had rushed 10 % Tuftss
- - li-a the visitors took IL and carried u
- ys-[-r ~ ne held for q touchdown Exeter
IA an rs- scoring LE the second max 6r4---Ft
III and Bt-szIL- making long runs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
W DEVICES woo0 PLANT RESUMES.

,--p-.es---+ Penn Jct- The ~. Devices Woo
1888 81 The srle-.c-- sheet Steel Company, en-
-..-.-z =7a men resumed operations * .-- -eI-
-frr- Z er---Cn- ot zeFerzl weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
ArHILEr!cs-s-scs A,aI.ts clab games s.s Resnea.

The Progress of THE E-onE. Its Wonderful Deyei-
opment; it, social Cp-nmercisI Life" In to-mor
rows Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

Columbia ". Yale Tootbau Game To-day, r n.
30 Grounds Admission and all seats g 90 Tex
sts on sale At spaIdngs stores and II A Fisher. 40
Nest IITth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

Tre t;ua~9sr1an. D. a4.........tJ. jones' I'll FL
l5cWHiar1s. . l02 ,AIuh1Iandl. 80 1 and 10 % i.
Paul clifford =. IU3 callahan. les TO . and :.
Bolina. D. 1o3 Cannon. 70 - and q l; @en7 . 10
ID OCanuogl 90 90 and 80 70 4. Comm rum o. ls
ryyateran and 10 l. Hot. & 100 tCreaTner' l
a. and POten-e aged. as tlonneN. 81 70 aiic
Roche fe2 t5olesen4. 80 70 art - 20 =
Tp-r Fv=. g. Fischer. 100 20 I and - = l.
sra- d. War isi-raes ] and go 20 !; Gin
-trra-1s g. % iI= Sllzal 90 ana . 90 and Medal
104 Erier1. = and 20 l. also ran start Ia-E
won easily Time. 1-slI--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31

BETTER LATE THAN NENEh'
lu, better n. early in sending In yoUr advertising
suLy for The Sunday Triba1sN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-31
CLAIM OF DETROIT CLUB ALLOWED.

a Magnificent Collection of Chinese kites In to-
norrOvv's Tribune
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10
gsrssftbIassHss amsabsmsmt sar GsnititntIDn
ppn Ehip.
Gsnnts aesistatas.9thritte

Sci es bcf9Loiien bon Der @eneraI Mfiemb!n
Ses gtaates 0bio, !lnitter 3nittlnnlins bon bret
Siufteiu aIler ertpdblten Wdt9iieber ieoe5 9atis
fes), 0ab ben GttumgeberH oeS GtanteS Ohio
an erften Sienftae Hab oent erften miontGg i'm
Nobentber 1908 elm Gorfdlag nnterbrettet mer'
Den foa, Inn Scction 2, arttfeI Ii. Der Gonltis
tuition pes IStonteS fo gu amenotren, saB Ol6e
geefton 3, SlrtifeI 1t.-Sebes County,
tpedbes eine, bes 5dlfte benannter &ate gIei1s
n9ssde I9saSs ssrfa s, sa 5 % aoaa sS e f
DIES benunnte Ndte nno brei Biertel oariibex
efltbdlt, ion au ttuei MeprGientnHten bere0ti9t
sI S0s o i. eef Sse ants bs
rettigt fein, u. I. p inbem es na1 ben eriiel
sipet, cine game gfate fiir ieoen iergeren ne
iaSnn erlprDe a Oransaees. }soS
iOaP iP 80 's s'N''' '''''''''s sN@s''
Geetion O. Sci befaater 8abr foaen bic
S8abIer. ipeldse 81 @uNiten oer aiIEapme bes
NMenbemertS sur Sectton Q, Mrtfel IL, ilnD,
ouf ibren Gtimm6etteIT bic g8prte ner5eidnet
baben: aslmenoencnf sur section p 9rftfet
IL PEI SoFiIl,tnlloI. pes nsp o,sls,1lss,.iss
@orte ber5eidnet baben: .Mmenoement sur
Gectton 2, aIrtifeI II ber Contributions Go".
49, g, Meainnon
8. 3. Mr6ere
8rdiibent oes Senats.
Bafart am 8. w,ai 1902
Hereitiete Gtaaten bon Mmeriia Ohio,
Office hes Staaisfeiretdrs
SO, aeipis q. eapIin. etnatsfefretdr
bes @taates Sbio, 5ef0einige biertait, Dab oas
f6aft!iden Bef1Infies it, ipelder bon Der .SesS
neral aiiertbIb bes Stdates Dbio am 8. m,ai
1909 nngencmInen ipiIrbe, bon 6eH Grigitills
HrptofoiIe, lpeld5e8 iett i'm &rtbibe bieicr Oh
flee ii6 befiHbef, copirf 1T.
Bum 3eugnfb Geifen, babe ih bierunter mel.
men yahnlen eefest unD niein afftcteaes Siegel
beigeffiat, In columbus, am 27 Gage oeS So.
nuIiar ". .. 1908.
2enis 6. GabIin
GtaatSIefretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10

trnften fur ale staatss unb aotale 8ueds in
roipsr Beife treffen, aIs biefeI6e fur guf pee
tiTpen mag. Bie Snbiecte Der geftsuevnts tiir
Staats. uTe aStds fQIIsn iiaiiStEt pss s,'.
ben ulto bic Beitsuerung lou elethmaBt9 tnr
oue Su6iecte osrfei6en 3laiie fetn utto nur
gssraDHisptase otfsntli@s s@al.3asiss Snn,
gen &buEotters, Sifentfbes Gieentbnni, oas
ausfGIiebtt@ fur ptIentfid,e 8nede benslst wiro.
Jaaosrt sSaass niSf ifberiteaeHSSsn SertS ais
lebes JnbioiouMml moeen otr9 aaeen1etne 9e'
(sse bon per geftsnerl,ne ansaetontrtten per.
eieen.run.s lou Bon Set su Belt eraitteit Mno
Giientii4 hefannt gceebet peroen, tnte otes
bonn Geiebe beltiulnit tperben mag.
Der, peIde fit eiIi foIbes Enhancement 81 itIn.
men ptinfhen, auf tbren Sttmtu5ettein bic
worte berSei3net baben: ,raaSntion amsnce'
ainisn6ems,tt pppUniren, foIIen auf ibren 5tinlms
5ctteIu ote WSprte ner3ei1net boben: r3uIatipn
GmeHbeplsntA- Sio1
siten Gage bes Sannar 1904 In araft treten.
80. 6. Meainncu
Gpre6er bes Observation-Disclosures
GarI2. Nippert.
9rafiSein oes Senats.
elneenornen ON 20. elpril 1902.
8sreiniete gtoaten bon sLmerifa, 0pio,
Office SeS Staatsfeiretdrs.
SD, 3emis 6. 2ahIin, 6tdntslelrctar
beS Staatcs Cbio, befcoeiIfiee bterntit. oub oas
8pritebenpe eine eennue Mbihriit elmer pDn oer
9pril a. S. 1909 aneenommenen eemeini6afts
Iiten RefoInton III, tpie fpIdbe in Dem Drigis
rtalsBrctoioue. bds ftd iett I'M strcDioe III ot@er
Office befinbet, entbaitef ift
BUM 8eugnif Seffen, babe i9 bierunter mel.
nen gsouien eefeSt nnS ntein officteEes Seeel
beteefiigt in Columbus, am 81. Gage oeS Jas
nutlar ". .. 1909.
Remis 6. 2antin
Staatsfefret1r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10

olles Rranfbafte in Der anodenbDble
aufs 5Drgfdltisite entfernt nnb bie@
felbe ppnitGnbig feirnfrei gema1t tpirb.
Die plonbe bat eine btdfliiiIige Gone
iiften3 unb flint bic 90ble Dollitiinbig
aus. WGbrenD dber bei benz s3d6n@
plomben bic 0iilIung fiir bic 0olge lirls
perGnbert bleibt, beitebt ber nardfteriz
itifhe lntsrihieb Der Rnonenplombs
barin, Dab lie ndh unD nah perfhpin@
bet. sic beiiBt ndmlih bic gigenfddft,
bic RnnhenbilDung an3ursgsn anb in
bem Mabe, als bies Der GdIl lit, fpirb
lie alImdbIih aufsese1rt unb iOliDer
Rnohen tritt an ibre 6telIe. Nah
WDhen pber Monaten, je rlah Der
Gr0Be ber 0Dhle, III lie DollltGnbia belz
fhtpunben. Mnl M0ntgsnbifD tann man
bic einaelnsn pbdIsn bieies Worganges'
genau perfDlsen. Das Werfdbren bat
bann aum ben Nortbsil, baB bic Dpss
rirtsn babel berumgeben f0nnen unb
i6on fsbr friiA rpisDsr urbeiisfdbis psrs
ben,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10
gprnefdbIasenss asmsnbemsnt sur GSnititatisu
npn Eftn,
w,mnteipal. .ala,afitatipm.
Gel es bef6Iofen bon Der General Nffem6I6
oeS @fdates Ohio:

Gel es bst6Iotien bon oer generaI alffem6Is
ssttiend. 2ab ben 9dbgern beg staa.
ias M s sI sos n Ss ersm SHg
tperben fou. ben artifeI 13, Geetion ber Gone
SsrsIss al,ff PaesSssaassn sesn ses t0u .n.ror
feublp ION burcp anaemeine gefese Worfebruli.
gen tretfen. fiir bie SrganilatiSn bon etdSten,
ments, @elbanleibeH, @nntrabirung bon Ghnls
ben unb gerpfdnSune ibres Credits befhrdufen,
min ben MiBbraun folder geipaIt au berbiiten:
tn nibt ,itebr, nod tpeniaer ais brei aIaiien
eintbeiten mag nnb trenH foI1e gintbeilung
borsenon1men iviro, .fo fou bic aIofififatisn
ipel6e eire @ebGIferune bon mebr ais Ginbun.
alatfe Isin. ans stahte, teeIde cine gsOsIferune
S usses a ais tS ntanSsasa I Saisns sdbIea e
ZEN foner stdote ber, britten aLafle fein.
eaas sna.bef sst ose Dse ma9I &c e Ses fss ss
Mmenbement Su ftiTrnen pinf6eft, auf ibren
Gfimn8etteln bic Qgorte ber5eitnet boben:
msnneipaI gIalfiteatoyn y, enlightenment. pee.
po:iren, fcnsn aiif ibren StirlnlaetteIn bic
a8orte ber5ei9net BADEN. .solunicipaI gfnfiifi.
cation MmenbemenI gso
eriten Gage oes Sanuar 1904 lit straft treten.
90. g. Mcainnon
Gpredber bes &eprdientanteHbnufes
s.. Is. Mrd)er
TeHipcrdrer gorfibenber bes Senuts.
Mngenomnlen am %. Sftober 1902
Bereiniate Gtaaten bon amerifa, Obio,
Office oes Gtaatsefretdrs.
S@, Rents g. aabIin, Staatsfefretdr
beS Gtnntes Ohio, befoaeiniee biermit, baB bas
gorIieberbe cine eena,s glbf6rift elmer bon ber
General MitentbIb bes Gtaafes Obin am 20. Qfs
fober o. q. l902 angeuommenen geneinfdafts
fitten gfeioIutipn iii, fpie foIdbe In benz Crtei.
mnlsNrntufoIe, oaS H1 lest i'm Nrdbine tn bieier
Office befincet entbalten it,
Sum 8eugnis Gsfien babe icb berinter met.
nen Ndmen eefebt unb mein officielIes @iedeI
beiSefiigf in gplimbus, an 81. Iage beS Ga
uiar q 3. 1908.
GemiS g. GabIin,
Gtonfsfefretdr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10
ArtpareatpInntbrst.

WGbrenb Das 1iillen bobler 3dbne
eine uralte 9eilmetbDbe burite[lt
lpurben bod bereits In ben dgpptifhen
Uiumien 3abnplomben gefiirbsn - 1T
man erH IN r,euefter 3eit ba3u gefom~
men, audb 00bIen in Irdnten anoden
all plDmbiren, unb es tit eigentlid pers
numbering, bab niht bic gbirursen
Iaon frii6er Disfer Sherapis seba9ten,
ba ia anpnen unb 3dbne dnatomil1
beirahtet, boRslbe Drgangetpebe barr
itellen. Das Werfabren tpirb bel Rnps
henfrab unb Hnonenent5iinbung am
aepenbet. Grfinber beHslben iii Der
Miener gAirurg prDf. bon Moistigs
Wloorbof, Der es felt brsi sJabren an
penbei nnb bic bsiten GeilerfoIse bd<
mil eraielte. Die pIombenmaiIe bes
iiebt aus elmer Wli1nung bon syobos
form, Wallrat unb Gefum0l.
ggie bsi ben 3abnplonbsn banat Der
Grfolg Der Nebonbluns baDon ab, bah
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10
wsrssiblasenss Mmenbsmsnt sur Goaititasisa
ppn Ebip.
einselbaftbartei. fiir attl0nare.

Sci es beldyIofen bon Der General aIiembIb
ces Staates 2bio:
section l. Sab ben @ftmmgebern oes
Staates Gbio am eriten 9ieuitae ndc1 oein egs
item Montaa i'm Nobember 1908 Elm 8pric0lda
XIII. Der &ontitution beg Gtaates 10 3u amen.
Stren odB iolde fpte folgt lnutet:
Hrtifst XIII.
Gectipns. Mbeaben bon asribatsgorporas
ticnen fOlen onrd foldbe M1itteI. tpie tie bonn
@efes porgei6rieben gefibert tperoen, aber in
telHeM Sale lou irgeno ein Mctiordr iuatpipnea
aroerSipie baftbar fein, alS fir bic bolt ibni.s
ober ibr i'm 8eitte babenoen unbeSabIfen Mcy
tien.
Gectipn q Bei eenannter gBobI foIen.
bic Wdbler, neIdbe 5n @lllliten foNc1en Mmenoes
mcnts az ftinrnleH pininen, auf iDren GlInms
as S's sa5s ms gas Sesass @ ss ss
l0ldpem MMtnoeMeut pppouiren. moaen aif iaren
9nbl5etteIn bic @orte ber5eibnet BADEN:
sAgairit Jingle liability amendment
a. g. MacRinnpH
Sprs6er bes Observation-Disclosures.
saTIa; srsIissa, Msssesg stg ssua,s.
pafftrt am 2s apriI 1902
8ereinigte !gtaaten bon Mmerifd. G5io,
Office beS GtdatSfetretdrs.
SO gstpis g; anpIiM staatsIeireiars
Morftebenbs sine eenaue Nbfnriit eiiier bon Sec
General MtlemhIp oeS Gtantes Gbio an 29.
MQrtl Y. q. 1902 lngeuorIMenen 9eHtetnldafts
ltmen Mstoiution III iute fcIde in benz Grioss
nal.Nr ctstolle. bnS ji4 iett i'm ardioe III biefsr
Gum Ssuanik Gsfen, babe i'd bjernnier mel.
Men MnHsen asjett uno metn Cifteieues gieeel
esieetiiet, n aoiumbus, am q. xa0e bes 81
asStss- s;.ss.sI.s:.,.. ess.!ssIss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10

&anslsrs tperben ipiirbe. Ddbrenb Der
lesten Sabre, bic 8tsmdrd i'm Nmte
perbra9ts, tpar lie nit ieber 8etpegung,
nit ieber 9anblung ibentift3irt, bic
ba3u beitragen fonnte, 8ismard IN
Der faiierli9en @unit gu i4pd4en unb
feinen 9alt 81 Derrtngern.
Die SSreunbe ber @rdfin bebdupten,
baB lie iid niemals nit Der praftii4en
politit befaBt babe. ionbern baB tie
cine iebr 9rtltlih geiinnte Dame lei,
bic ipgar bem beuti9en gonntag ben
Stempel bes Neu@@ngldnbz ahbatbs
dufgebriidt babe, unb tbren ganaen
GinfluB seltenb semadt, ben Spnntag,
pie er ionit gefeiert fpurDe, gu mobi@
fi5iren. sSbre g6e nit benz 9rafen ipQ
cine aubergeipD6nlt1 gliidlide Iein.
9as @ei9le9t bes @rafen MalberIee
erbielt ieinen Ramen BON einem einitt@
gen RitterIiB untpeit DeKau.
2eopolb 6ran3, Jiirlt BON Nnbalt@
0eHau, fpdter Der erfte Seroog ietner
Qinie, idloB, benz 8eilpiele 10 bieler
Giiriten bes IL. sSubrbunberts fplgenb,
eiren morganatiI9en 8unb CUR lirfen
9anb nit elmer Dame fetnes 6pfes,
Sobannd GleDnpre bon Neit59iib, gez
borene Sofflneper. Dem SDbn, ben iie
Tim i9enfte. CAB er ben Namen pDon
Walberiee". Damals, gu 2ebaeiten
5rtegri9s bes @roben, tparen Die perz.
tpdnbtIaaftli6en unb ferunbI9aftlt9en
8e5iebuneen atpii4en ben 9oben5oaern
llnD ben Nsfaniern NOD enger, als lie
es 6eute iino. Gs perftanb fi9 non
ielbit, oaB ieber SprOB Des an1alti=
ihen Stammes preuBii9e Dienite
na6m - eine ldnge Heibe tiihtiger,
tapferer Mdnner, alien bordn Der nalte
DeKauer", an beHen treus Muffenbriiz
oerI4aft nit benz SolbatentDnige
5riebrid Mil6elm benz griten unb ieis.
mem srOBen 5obne fein Stanbbilb am
Mil6elmsplab in Berlin uns erinnert.
60 trat aud Der iunse Grana Spbann
9eors bon Walberiee in preubens
0ienit als Hegierungsbeanter.
Das srpbe ,@rafenjabr" 1876, bas
Bel @slegen6eit Der 5bronbelteigung
Grtebri9 Milbelms bes 3peiten eine
Giile bon StanDeserhDbunsen i'm Sc
folse bate, brahte aud benz iangen
Matb bei ber 8reslduer SberamtssMee
gieruns bic neunaadise Rrone, unb als
6eionbere Nusaeihnung In fein6tamns
tpappen, ben solb<rptben 5dilb Der
alien Ritter bon Walberiee, ben preubi@
f6en RDnissabler. @pater febrte Die@
Jet erits @raf bon Walberiee an ben
9of feinss fiirftli9en 9aters auriid,
I'm Bel ibm bic bOhfte 9ofharge, bas
Mmt zines Sbsrbofmeiiters, Su iiberz
nebmen. Nls iol9er ftarb ct 1923 in
DeKau.
gs nor Der 9rpbbater bes General
felbmari9d1s, Sn beiIen Mbern rolIt
baber bas 8lut bes alien Oefauer, Der
gleid inn ben preubiihen Mdrl9aIIs
ltab als ipphlberbientes 3eihen Der
bDhIten niilitdriIhen Miirbe trug.
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8or Rursem Bat eine Dame ihren
SUB ouf beimatbliden 8Dben sefeBt,
auf ben 8oben, ben lie felt 1854 ni9t
betreten, unb Der ibr pohl getpther%
maBen fremo gstporben iein birfts,
benn bic llmpdl3unssn, bic felt bieIer
3eit in unierem eigsnen 2anbe itattz
gefunben, finb ni9t minber weittraz
ssnb, ME bieienigsn Deuti9lanbs, Das
ibre engere 9sirnatb eepprben. OieIe
Game 1T bic @rGftn Walberfee. 2eiber
beIu1t lie bas 2anb ihrer 9eburt alz
lsin, ba i6r biittnguirter @emabl es
infolee ipi9tiger @ef9Gfte ni9t nt0glt4
MAIDEN fonnte, lie 5u begletten. Die
GrGfin 1T bereits lange iiber Den 3e@
NTH bes 2e6ens, gilt aber nod dags>
mein als cine Srau BON brillantem
geift. Dian Iagt BON ibr, oab tie am
beuti6en 9pf cine iebr einflubreids
Role fpiele.
Die 9rdfin lit eine geborene G1tber
See, SD1ter BON Ddbib 3. See, elmer
Der erffen ,M6olefale" 9rncer an
South Street, nnb entItammt einem
dlten Connecticut @eI9le9t. Na9 iAres
Caters Sob nd6m tire Mutter lie unb
ibre G9peI tern mad pdris, no auh
bic Mdh9en eraDgen tpurben. eSmSdbre
1857 beiratbete lie ben Siiriten 5ries@
rid BON Shlespig% 9olitsin, nit Oeien
3odter lie itltim befreunbet mar. sic
mar nod in ie6r ilgenbli9em Nlter,
pd6rerb Der Siirt bereits gu ben alien
Sahr9dnger sere9net iperben tonnte.
Der bOie ald.id fagt i6r iogar na4,
bieIe aanae 9eiratb lei 8ere9nung
ibrerfeits getpeien. 3uerit pollte ber
5iirH nur eine morsanatil9e @be einz
geben, ba er ionit ieiner Sitel Oerluitis
seben ipiirbe, aber bic iui,ge Qmeritds
nerin mar nit einem fol4en Irran9e<
ment ni6t sufrieben, unb i9r 5u 2iebe
opferte Der Shirt iih bann ben 8ez
brdu9en Der b0dften areife, entfaste
Ieinen 9iteln unb ma9te lie au fetner
re9tmdbisen @attin.
Seds Wondte 1pdter erlag Der 5ur1t
einem @ebirni9las unb btntsrlieb iei@
ner iunsen Grau Elm Werm0gen BON
100000.
Die 5iiritin, tpel6e nod ben gbrers
titel elmer 5iiritin bon Noer trus, piez
Ter Sitel tpurbe benz Siiriten BON
Sdlestpise9Olitein bonn aOnis BON
preuben Dsrliebsn, madte gelesentli6
elmer NeiIe mad Miesbaben 1858 bic
8efanntidaft bes @rafen Mlfreb bon
Walberfee, einem Offisier i'm @tabe
bes EDniss, unb berbeirdtbete ii6 nit
ibm Elm paar Sabre fpGter. Die grdfin
setpann niht allein bas Dertrauen bes
aOniss, nadberigen bsutfAen aaifers,
Ionbern aun basjeniee feines 5obnes
unb ieiiles gnfels, bes iebigen RaiIers.
Dian Iagt fpgar, bab iie tpeientli9 gum
Stur3e 8ismard's beigetragen babe,
aug gbrgei5, ben lie in sroBem Mabe
befaB, benn lie rpiinihte innisit, baB
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-10

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MsItmser.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-02-11

A dispatch from San Francisco under
date Of the 7th, says that in a signed
statement DR.. Robert Ooltman. Jr.,
long the private physician to Ii Hung
Chang and the Chinese court, says that
another outbreak against the foreigners
In China is imminent, and that terrible
havoc will result. The empress dowa-
ger and Yung Lu. n of the leading
~viceroys, are said to be st the head of
the movement, and are maneuvering
this outbreak as quiteiy and skillfully
as they did the Boxer revolution. They
are said TO have active agents in the
field, who are sowing discord among
their subjects and scattering broadcast
lies about the foreigners and the mis-
sionaries. DR.. Coltman thinks that the
revolution is almost ready to break
out and that the instigators of it have
fully prepared for the emergency, hav-
ing violated the Paris agreement by in
Producing arms and ammunition into
the country and by organizing large
military forces under generals who
were cashiered and ordered to be exc
cutnd by the allies. The mistake made
by the allied powers 10 closing the
treaty with China was that they did not
demand, and on refusal, force the pos
session of the old nag Of a Dowager
Empress together with all her close
counsellors and behead the entire gang
of cut Threats before withdrawing the
troops from Pekin.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-02-11
PuNeRNT


hla face when there are women stand
ing IN q street ~car."-WashingtOh
Star.
A conceited man admires his own
mistakes because he makes them
Chicago Daily News.
Madge-"I hear that photographer
takes a very hatterng picture" Dolly
- really couldn't say. It isn't neces-
sary for me to 90 to that kind of pho
tographer Y. Times.
A Journalistic Requisite.-"Dont
you think that a newspaper in smaller,
more compact form would be appre-
ciated?' said the publisher. NO."
answered his wife. 1T must be large
enough for a man to hold in front Of
Barnes-"Charley appeared to be
willing TO acknowledge that he was in
the wrong. He said he was quite
aware of his shortcomings" Shedd-
Isn't that just like Charley2 Always
Dragging about what he knowsi"-
Boston Transcript.
Tess-"You and Miss Sere d~on'tseem
to be good friends, What's the mat
teri" Jess-"Why, she remarked
that she was "a years old, and" Tess
And you doubted it2" Jess-"Not
at all. 1 merely said: of course, but
whenP "-Philadelphia Press.
Purposely OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES go
ing on the stage" announced the ambi-
tious amateur proudly. "Oh, wen,
everyone to his taste" replied his +
castle friend IF you Like it, of course
it's all right, but when I'm going any
where / prefer to go on a railroad
train."-Chieago Post.
The Literary outlook.-"What will
be the theme of the great novel of the
future?" Iasked Of thefamous writer
OF popular fiction, who was resting
after a wearisome effort to spend his
royalties. Really, / have not decided
he replied, with that charming naivete
for which he is so justly celebrated
Indianapolis News.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-02-11

The day of discrimination is acknow.
lodged to be with us, andi it is doubtless
here to remain. In all the various
phases of the system there is not one
more conspicuous than that Of an EN-
ployer being favorable to and discrimi-
mating in the interest of that employee
who takes as much interest in the bust
ness he is employed to perform as
though it were his very own The
young man who strives to make his en-
ployer's business interests his first
thought, strives to accomplish instead
of merely showing that ne is Willing
away his time, thinking only Of the
salary he is to receive, will always re-
ceive the recognition he merits, and
promotion is in store for him. The
indifferent assistant can at last, expect
nothing better than sure dismissal from
his place.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1903-02-11
CONSENT WAS UNEXPECTED.
why a Little Girl Was willing to
Have an Operation Performed
on Her Eyes.

There is one little girl in Washington
who recently gave her parents n exhi-
bition of her nature for which they
were totally unprepared. The child
was cross-eyed, and her affection was
a source of extreme annoyance to her
self and family. An oculist was con-
suited, who advised an operation to
remedy the defect, and so It was de-
cided to take the little one to a hos
pital in Baltimore. The utmost Sc
crecy was observed in the matter.
Miss Annie had once made a great fuss
about having a tooth pulled, and, of
course, it was to be expected that she
would enter serious objections to an
operation on her eyes, says the WASH
ington Post.
She was taken to Baltimore under
the impression that she was going on
a pleasure trip with her father and
mother. When they arrived at the
hospital the mother took her daughter
in her lap and nervously preached the
real object of the trip. She set forth
in all its triple horror the embarrass-
ment which is the lot of the cross.
eyed person, stating that the trouble
would increase as she grew older.
snow, Annie" she said, finally, ave
have brought you over here to have
your eyes Strengthened. 1t won't hurt
you at all. Wouldn't you like to have
your eyes like other people's2"
"You just bet I would" exclaimed
Annie, to the establishment of the 9th
ers. "You can go ahead and do any.
thing you want, and I don't care how
much it hurts. I'm Just sick and tired
Of having . pack Of coIored boys spit
into their hats and cross their fingers
every time they meet me-"
The operation was performed forth.
with, and the young lady has as good
a pair Of eyes as anybody in Washing.
ton.