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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
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Sci - bsftIoifen BOT, ber General ailembIp
Des Staates Dbio:
sectisn |. 0ab ben Siimmssbern bes
unterbreitet iperben ion, I'm Gectiou 8, Mrt,tel
XIII. oer GonJiituticn bes Staates 10 au amen.
htren, bab folbe iuie folgt lautet:
MrtiisI XIII.
Eectfon g. albgdben bon gribat.gorppra.
ttonen fpGen Durb foIdbe WeitteI tpie fie bonn
GefeS torgef6rieben, eefidbsrt tperben, aber liz
istneM yale 1oa iresno elm aetiondr iiaoibionsu
ober ibr TIM geitse babenben anbe5ablten Ac.
tieJ1.
Section 2. Bet eenonnter Babr follen
Die WdbIert rrelnbe 5u @nrften fpld5en Mn1en6e.
asnts .ssn1 s fiinn.sn II Diiftsn aa erea stnn
HabiIitr amendment unb Sieieniaen, ipettts
tCI6ben IMenoement nbbculren tIoQCft dlf5 frsu
gpabt5ettein bic Mprteg perSeiduet tabcn:
~&aaiHfs iineIe liabiIitp amendment.
M. O. MeRinnon
Gpreber beS Observation-Disclosures
saria; S.sIssn' assssss 81 esua.s.
Raffrt oul 20. apriI 1902.
ssrsHasss asss gssq:g s.s ss aMssa cs'
se Saai.s Dsio 5ejseniae bissmt Sas oas
Upritebsnoe cine eelnue Mbfntift Elmer bon Der
0ensrnI MffembIp DeS Gtnats8 ltip am 90.
GpriI q. .. 1902 0rgenommeHen geMeislfbaft.
ltd9eM Meto!ntion iit nae ictcbe tn benz prigi.
Office bstinbstt cntbaften lit.
Bum btusnik Deiien, babe i'd bterunter mel.
nen ndnsen eJett unb meiH offieiene3 Gteeti
bsteefiipt, IN Columbus, am ~. 1ase bss 81.
tiunr y. p. 1908.
assts q ass.I.t!ss: s:.ss..!.s:....
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
Annaleratnna-arerl,1d1r. l,1

Der 8eIud Der fran5Ofii9en pdrla,
mentariI6en ShiebsgerihtSgruppe II
2onbon ipirb BON Der gletdetl 9rupps
oes ensliIden parlaments @nbe Rp.
pember in 8aris erneuert tperben. Sc:
legentltd ber NnneIenbeit bes italie=
nii9en G0niespaares in 9dris i'm
Sttober tpirb cine grpbe Nborbnuno
italieniI6er Oeputirter unb Senutorer
als 8dfte bes frana0fii9en parIaments
eri6einen unD bort 8erdtbungert iibel
einen ftdnbigen itatienild~fransOitfden
sShtebsgeridtsnertrag pflegen. Oieie
8ruppen iino 5uerft in Srantrei9 ents
itanben, ipp Der fransDIiY6e golittter
unb Diplomat b'@itournelles be GDnz
ftant 4nreslng baau CAB. 4uf9abe
Der @ruppen foQ es iein, auf @runo
bes garasrapben Neunsebn bes 5aaz
ger 0ertrages Dabin au lpirten, baB
Streittgteiten, bic stpilden ben einaelz
nen Regierungen entiteben, idieDsgez
rtdtlid geIdli9tet, anftatt Durd triez
gerifhe QusetnanberIeBung entf9ieben
lperoen. D'@itournelIes mar elmer Der
6auptnitdrbeiter an Der 6aager @onz
ferens uno lit bon Jrantrei9 belegirtes
Mitslteb bes Saager ftdnbtsenSdierss
geri9ts6ofes. Wit ben &ammern ans
bersr 2dnber, tpie Sdneoen, Noripez
gen, 9planb, 8elgten unb berS9pei5,
itno ebenfaus llnter6anbIungen be-
treffs Der 8ilbuns folder 56iebsgez
ridtsgruppen ansetniipft pprben, nit
0eutI9lano nod nt9t.
Nuf cine an b'@itournelles geridtete
4nfrage, tparum BEL Ietnen 8eftrebune
gen 9eutI9ldnb iibergdngen noroen
lei, bat berIel6e perii6ert, bab er BEL al
Ieiner 8etbdtigung in 2pnbpn. Rom,
8ubapef, Dien, i'm 9uag, in Mabrib,
9enf. Stodbolm, ghrtfttania ooer
Waibtngton niemals aufgehOrt babe, an
Berlin gu benten, aber bic Oinse ldgen
bort I9ipierieger als anberspo, ilbeiz
fen es lei tppbl nlDgltd, su einem
fran50lii4 bentfden llebereintommen
gu gelangen, ipenn man rur sfpole.
sd benfe, erfldrte er, oaB i9, tpenn
mid etne ge!piiIe Nn5a6l bon Mitslte@
bern Dss ceutIGen Gsi1stages in Der
MsiIe, 1pte bies pon 2onoon aus eez
I6e6en lit. einlaben uno erIuden Mir
be, ibnen bas progrdmm unb bic Sre
ganiIation meiner S9iebseeridtsz
eruppe auseindnber3uIeBe Sundbit in
einem griefe dntiporten tpiirbe. in ipelz
dem id bas eemeiniame SntereTe unb
por alien Oinsen bas sSntereheOeut
lambs an elmer MnnGberung beiber2dne
Der besriinben ioipie mein 8ertrauen
auf bic W0slidteit an cine iolfe In@
ndberuns gum alusbrud brinsen
tpiirbe."
OieieQnnGberuns iperDe sleihmdbis
bon beiben Sbeilen berbeisepiinIdt,. lie
lei nDthpenbis Der Welteoneurrens aes
seniiber, bic nit ieoem Gage bic gesenS
Ieitiaen gintiinfte berminbert, tpGbrenb
man, nit 8linb6eit seIhlasen, auidbrs
lih bic unprobuctiDen Nusgaben pers
mebrt. Das ift eine 5borbeit. bic ipobl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01
Esrnn,tnn atn.

8pr furaem tpurbe bur6 ben Selez
srapben rnitsetbeilt, baB Die beutI9e
Reaierung NIT Spanten ein 2Ibtomz
men setroffen bate, oaB bic afrifdniz
39e ssl,Iel iernanbp Po in Der Guinea
9ap in beuti9en 8eiib iiberseben fpne,
tpenn Spanisn iie iemals Slt perdubern
pillens lei. 0as Mann lit babel nod
iebr unbeitimmt.
Mu9 @nslanb bat LGnsit liiiterne
8ltde auf bic sSniel geiporfen. gs
febt fia ia gar gu germ anberen 8Dlz
fern auf bic Naie, unb piirbe bas AUDI
germ in biefem Sale gesen 8eutfhlanb
tbun. Die senonnte Sniel liest in Der
Gde Der 9uinea 8ab bireft seseniiber
benz beutIden &amerunz9ebiete. Sn
enslif9em 8eiiss tpiirbe Gernanbo po
fiir Die Gnttpideluns bet mittelztpeitz
afritanifden gplpnie Oeutf4lanbs
cine ebenfolde 8remie iein, ipie bic
en9liide Malfii9 Bah es be3iislih bes
ipetter fiiblia gelegenen beiltI6en Oaz
maralanb 1T. nDenn Spanien, 10
Dirb in Der enslif4en preiie often ges
fagt, in elmer nt9t entfernten 3eit be-
i4Iiebsn fOllte, bic Sniel aufausebsn,
10 pdre ibre llebernabn,e bur9 @roBz
6ritannten bon einf9neibenber 8ebeuz
tung." Da5u duBert ii6 elmer Der be-
rufenifen Genner peitdfrifanii9er
9erbdltniife, Maior gurt Uforsen, in
Der rDeutfben aplonialaeituns" fol-
senbermaben:
n5ernanbo $50 lit in birettsiter @nts
fernung bon &ap Soratio Bis gum Rap
2imbo an Der Nmbas 8ai nur 88 &is
lometer bon unlerer &dmeruntiiIte ents
fernt unb Iisgt quer bor ber Nusmiin>
bung oes 4amerun>Qeftuars, an benz
Der Wlittelpuntt unferes ipeitafritani=
i4en 0anbels, 9uald, Ii9 beftnbet.
Der in bic Norbtiifte tief einf9neibenbe
9dfen Pprt sfabel, in benz Bic sr0bten
S4iffe bi3t unter 2anb Dor Mnter
9ehen tOnnen. foipie dnbere Mnlalf@
It uen, tpie Wlelbille 8ai an Der Off
unb ct. Carlos 8ai an Der Mefttiifte,
MAIDEN bic sSniel CUR anlage BON 8obs
lenitotionen geeignet, aumal lie an Der
Route ber bic peitafritanil1e &Iite
entlans latlfenben Darnpferlinien liest.
Oa6sr baben @nslanb, bic 8ersintgz
ten S.aaten unb Deut51lanb ii1 be-
reits berdrtise 5tationen aeii9ert.
Dds runb 1000 Quabrotfilometer
groBe @ilanb tpeift, iolpeit es nidt BON
Dem big $500 Meter aufiteiaenben Sc
birge singenommen lit, unb iel6it in
befen Sbdlern beiten 8obeu auf, in
benz 8afao, aaffee. Sabat, Mdis unb
Reis gebeiben. On ben QbbGngen Der
gerse itebt elm abholaipiirbiser Malbz
beftanb bon berIhieDenen 9Dlaern,
unter cenen bas gben6ola bas tpertbz
Doflite lit. Das 2anb bietet aud quite
8ebin5unsen fir bas 5orttommsn
BON gieb. SdlieBii9 eisnen ii1 Die
bOberen @rbebunsen Der rings bonn
offenen Wfeer umIpiilten eyniel 3ur
Inlase bon @eiunbbeitsitafionen.
OieIe @or5iise iinb bis6er nint dusz
sellubt tporoen. Die. esriel mar niht
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eii,ige 3eit lang bprTrrfnen fam, a,er
idIieBlih bod einmaI ibr Gnbe finben
muB. Deutfhe unb 5ran3oien {oIIten
bies nun enbli1 einrnal eii,feben,
DeutfHlanb nber in nod piel bDberent
@rdbs ais 6ranfrei1. Muf bic sSrage
na6 Der Gtellungndbme beiber pars
teien bei einer etfpaioen 3uidmmenz
funft, erfldrte b'Gftpurnenes, ts unters
liese feirem 3ipeifel, bdb cine beutf1~
franaDfiIde Nnndberuna nidt aus benz
8ergeffen Der 8ergdngenbett berDore
seben biirfte. Dies ipdre beiber Gbeile
unipiiroig unb ipiirbe tein giinftiaes
prognoititon fir bic 3ntunft ftelIen.
Der ssranffurter gertrdg bilbe freilih
cine grpBe G9tpieristeit, ba ssrant@
reid. ipent, es fdOn 3uitimmen tpiirbe.
@lIaB Bz2otbringen 81 Dergehen, infos
fern benz Syrieben niht bdenen ipiirbe,
als es bur9 sinen folden @erSint fret
ipiltig eine @utbeiBung bes @robee
rungsre6tes dusfprehen ipiirbe. mas
fir bic 3ufunft bic i6limmiten SSolsen
baben tonne. Die Mnndberung Der beiz
BEN 2GHber f6nHte itar bann einea fsS
ten llntergrunb erbdlten, tpenrt man
ii9 gu frein,iitbts setpdhrten eeseniet@
tigen goneeIiionen entidlieBen ipiirbe,
bic benz gssenieitigen 8erlaneen ent@
iprinsen, bic 8ersangenbeit troN nidt
pergeifen gu MAIDEN, iebod ab5uf9tpdz
den. Mel6er Nrt bieIe Goncefiionen
fein u1iibten, bararf lit 9err 6gitours
neles freilih bic Nntport f4nlbis gez
blieben.
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ateuana'a al,fessrer,rad,sn.

sItuH WA tJp4t WIKI &StBS uUCL uik~,
ieren peitli6en r2umpenitaat" Nebaba,
bas sRotten Borough. seriiIen unb:
ipirb borausiidtli9 felae mod Htebr'
reiBen. Sn Der 9bot nirtmt ia gle@
oaba cine einaisartise StelIung in unz
ferem 5taatenbunbe Elm; es bat bic
tletnite 8epDlterung afler iinferer
ltnion5itadten unb cine 5u tleine, UNI
Dberbaupt oas Reht auf ben Staatene
rang 5li geben, tpenn es niht f1on'
lange in bsnIel6en er6oben more. sSsm
Sabre 1864, als biefer folgenl9tpere
Oft bpllaosen tpurbs, mar Nebabas
8ebOlteruns niet sr0Ber als beute; iie
1T dbsr betanntli6 infplge bes tbeils
ipeifen 8erfalles ieiner gergbauzS Sns
buitrie iebr suiammengel9run,pft unb
betrdst nod benz leBten Genius nur
mod 42,335 5eelen. Dabei aber
bat Rebaba feline ppllitdnbiae
Staatsresierungs MafGinerie unb
eine ebenIp ifarfe 8ertretuna IN
beiben 9dufern bes GongreHes, tpie.
5tdaten nit Millionen BON ginpp14
rtern.
0as Nnes tann natiirli9 Stoff 5n
iatDriI9en 8etrdhtuneen bieten unN
einsn lebbdften Neib in mannen unfe4
rer poltreidsn 2erritprien ertpeden.
benen IS fduer genue tperben min, bic
ldngit eriebnte Gtdatenlpiirbe au errit,z
gen. Nber au4 in Nepaba f0nnen Iih
bic 3eitsn mebr als einmdl Gnbern, unG
ss erIheint nad neuerlihen Mittbeie
lungen ni9t auseeTdloFen, bab bieIer
5taat elmer neuen @lana5eit entsegenf
geht, unb tpieberum elmer, bic aug
berabauli9er auelIe fpmmt.
8ereits 1T bic 8epDlferuna bes biel4
befpOtteltsn Staates ipieber i'm 3une6a
men besriffen, tpenn aud porlGufia
ni9t seraDe nit SiebenneileneSh
ten. unb bds bdnst nit benz Nufblii6en
bes 8ergbausDiitri Sonopa6 in
ben lebten Monaten 5uIamner,. Die
S0rberung bpn Sob unb Silber in
bieIemOtitrtft tit in beftdnbisem Wahz
fen, unb ni4t Bios lpfale areiIe, fona
'rern audi mande Ditlife 6inan3zSna
terefeu 5eigen Elm auffanenb groBea
8ertrouen in bieTelbe, tpel9es 8erz
trauen iid iebenfaus nur na9 elmer
nii6ternen unterIu6ung gebilbet bat.
Ginsr Der betreffenben SntereKenten
be6t 6erbor, bab alIetn i'm lebten Wlpz
nat apOlf reue gntbedungen ret1ep
gr5abern in bisIem Diftritt gemdht
norben ieten, Der iiberbaupt Inon felt
ettpd anbertbdlb Sabren Dielberlpre4
denbe Nn5ei6sn BON neutm 2eben Be-
funbete. Inter ipl1en @erbdltniiea
ipirb natiirlth aud ipieber Elm entIpres
denb srOberer 3uaus tommsn, ber
bereits besonnen fat. Nebaba bat iiie
folse oefen idon cine neue Metropole
erbalten; benn bic glei9nan,ige iunse
9auptItabt bieIes Diftriftes Beam
fprudt na9 ben leBten Beri9ten 5000
GinDo6ner, mas mebr Iinb, als Genr
cher Carton gitn bat. Man fann
geipannt fein, tpie bieIe neue 3eit iiG
ferner geitaltet, am Gnbe aar mill
len mod zines Sdses aug Nebaba atpei
Staatea ssmaAt trerbsit.
(Dab. Den.)
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lus Ger 1Dod,e.
Welt uno Geben unfer Ger gupe
eoitorieIler 8etcdbtu is.
osis, ,,rmea aterhears,,tittrl.

Berlin tpirb in nG6iter 3eit our6
ein neues 0erte6rsmittel bereinert
iein, ben elettrilden Jernbruder, Der
il, iebr Dielen edllen ben 5ernipre9er
in iliibiider Meiie au er9dn3en seeisnet
tit. Dar6 eiilen 0ertrag NIT Der goits
peripoltuns lit es Der Gernoruderge-
fs[f6att ermDgli9t, in Berlin lnb
8orortsn Elm eisenes HeB bon Mbpnz
nenten dn5ulegen, bic ilnter ii1 nit
benz Sooupttelesrapbenamt berfebren
unD ibre Nittbeilungea in Drudtppen
an ibre NoreIe gelangen lai5en fonnen.
@s banbelt iid um einen Qpparat, Der
dbnli9 ipie bic S9reibmaidinen ein<
aerihtet 1T. Rad 6eritelluna Der 8erz
binoun1 fann iebe Mitt1eiluna einfan
biriibersetippt iperben; aud fpenn Der
Gmpfdnger abtpsIsnb lit, fduft Bel ibm
auf ei,lem aitouatiI6en Streifen bic
fir i6n beitinmte Mittbeilunq ab unp
er finoet lie nudb Ieiner Hiidtebr bor.
Sine iptrtfante &pntrplIe tpirb babur6
ausseii6t, baB Elm ebenTol6er Gtreifen
ipie Gei bem @mpfdnser ii9 au9 am
Ipparat bes 9lbienbers abro[lt, 10 baB
eer Iolenoer ieoen Iugenbltd senou
feben Tam, mas er a6teleerap6irt bat,
10 bab eSrrtbiinter, bic beim Sernz
fpre6oerfebr MIR gu leidt 1tattfinben,
BEL benz neuen 8erfabren eana ausae
IaloHen iinb. Sin gan3 beionberer
8orau5 bes neusn 8erfd6rens, bas
nebenbei bemerft audi bic M0alihfeit
leDer Snbtstretion bur6 60ren ousz
i9lieBt, liegt barin, baB bur9 eine einz
fade 8orrt9tung bic Naariht ni9t
nur an einen @inaelempfdnger, fpnbern
audi on eine gan3e 9ruppe BON Gmz
pfdngera glei43eitis gegeben tperben
fann. so tft 80. bas Wplff'i6e
Bureau imftanbe, alien 8erliner Set
tungen glei6aettig unb pbne jeben Quf=
f4ub cine yed9ri6t burh einmaIiaes
Selegrdpbirsn auf ieinem qpparat
mit5utbeilen. Namentli9 perben grube
tnouitrieIle 4nitalten, 8anfen uno
3eitun5en bon Der neuen Ginrihtuna
aroBen 8prt6eil ateGeH, unb iol6e
bdben ii9 aud bersits in erbebIider
4naa6l als Ibonnenten aneemelbet.
8orldufig ipiro nur cine bel9rGnfte
3obl 0on Announcements aneenommen.
bod bea6Ii6tigt man, ben 8erfebr an
md6li9 gu ertpeitern. Gine befonbere
8eI4leuntgung bes tele9rapbiI6en
8erfehrs tdnn bur4 oiele @inrihtunq
inIofern betpirtt perben, als bas
5aupttelegrapbenamt ale an ssern-
bruderzIbonnenten einge6enben SeIez
sramme fofort bur9 ben sSernbruder
ipeiter9eben fam. gs seniqt 6iersu
bic aufgabe elmer beIonberen Qbrefie,
3. 3. rMiiIler, 6ernlpre9sr, Berlin"
unO dlle an bieie abreiIe tpmmenben
Seleeramme tperben bur6 ben sSernz
bruder iofort brett ins 6aus iiberz
mitteIt. Der Qpparat ift BEL elmer be-
fhrdnften Qn3ubl BON 5irmen ibon
felt eir1iger 3eit in S6Gtigteit unb ar.
beitet oisber tabellps. Ser 4bonnez
mentspreis betrdgt fir Berlin idbrli6
500 Mart.
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MaiIer binub, baB es in bsm@6lamm
bes 8ai5ins itedsn bIieb, nobel es ies
bod, ipie es fheint, niht peiter Be-
f6dbigt iDOrDen iit. Gs iDurbe nit
6iilfe bon Sdleppbampfern tDieber
fIOtt sema1t. Die 9aufe ber ,Mnrp=
lamb tDurbe BON Drl. Sennie Scott
Bates aus Baltimore bou3oger.
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abIadfsbabn einsefduisrt mar, gum
Sdmel5en gebraht, unb Der aisl bes
sroben 5diffes blieb, anftatt bic
8dhn binabsusleiten, in ben ioses
nannten @dlitten iteden. alIs er fpiez
Der frsi gemaht iDorben mar, 9iitt bos
Jabraeiis NIT fDIher Wuht tn bas4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

Bel tenn 5tupellauf bes areuaers
nMurplal,b1 in Der Werfte Der Nsipz
port gaeps 5hipbuilbins So. in NeiDs
port Stems, 0d., ereisnete iid Elm ses
rinsfiisiser unfdII
Durd bic Snteniitdt Der 5onnenS
itrabIen tnurbe Der 9als, nit benz bic
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9nffsutli1 pirb ct. 2ouis nit Der
Nnsiteauna 10 fAneu fertis. ipie NIT
ben bis iebt aussegsbeneH aebn MiI>
liOnhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-10-01

Das Quee liist in elmer Mainute
bdufis mebr, als bic 3unse In elmer
Wohe ipieber gut MAIDEN fann.
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8iele erreihen rur besbal6 ibr 3ieI
,lidt. neil lie nit ibren pIdnen f9on
bariiber bi,1aus iinb.
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0sftenesxMs.

6ssseiAtassxsS sEmsHbsmemt cur Gsahilxsiss
tsm Etts.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1903-09-10
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.


The high court of the Ancient Order
Of Foresters is in session. at Buff
falo, N. Y.
The president has appointed Henry
c. Miller postmaster at st. Peter,
MINI.
The ffty-third anniversary of the
admission of California into the Union
was observed Wednesday,
The American Mining congress
transferred it's sessions Wednesday to
Lead, about four miles from Dead
wood.
The Greeks of New York city are
organizing to give financial aid to the
opponents of the Turkish army in
Macedonia.
The government of Queensland has
decided to resign, owing to the slim
majority which it received on it's taxa,
tion proposals.
Edward S. Binsford, recently of
Greenfield, Ind, committed suicide by
shooting himself at Atlantas Ga. De-
spondency was the cause.
At meeting attended by 5000 per-
sons the beltmakers in Berlin decided
to go on strike for a working day of
nine hours and wage of so pfenning
an hour.
A military picket guarding sam
pier at Victor, Colo, shot at a man
who refused to halt, and while in pur-
suit was struck with a rock and rem.
dered unconscious.
Edward Charles Shevlin, a Mime
apolis lumberman, who had been re,
ported insane by Walworth county
(Wis.) physicians, and who demanded
jury trial, has been set free at Ra-
cine, Wis.
Joseph Riley, aged twenty-three
years, a bantamweight pugilist, is in
a critical condition at a Philadelphia
hospital from boxing match Tuesday
night with Griffith Jones. Jones is
under arrest
The Sauk Centre herald., 1903-09-10
ORIENTAL LANTERNS.
How They Are Made and Uses e.
which They Are put.

The lantern of the east Is as old as
civilization. Its primary object is to
protect the fame from sudden drafts.
Beyond this is the concentration of
light for the convenience of a reader
and, last and least, the regard for beau-
ty. The oldest form is a perforated
cylinder or rectangular box. OF this
type there are numberlesS varieties, old
and new. The ancient ones which have
been preserved are of iron, copper and
brass. nearly all simple in construction
and finish, but few richly decorated.
Occasionally one runs across lanterns
made ef silver or ivory. These come
from palaces or temples and in most
instances are richly caryed. Not in
frequently the perfo"ations are fitted
with pieces of colorcd glass, rock crys-
tai, amethyst and garnet.
In China and Japan the travellers or
street lantern is feature. This is a
inches to two and even three feet ia
diameter, made of oiled paper, cloth or
silk. In Cathay this lantern is used to
show the rank of it's owner by the col
oring or inscriptions on its exterior.
The humble citizen uses small affair
in white Or red, the OFFICIAL OF, low. rank
G sphere foot III diameter hanging in
front of. his sedan chair, while the high
mandarin employs a hinge lantern, re-
splehdent with his titles in colors, car
ried by an ablebodied cody who walks
q yard in advance.
1t is in house lanterns that the great,
est variety is found OF these the gen
eral type is q four, five, six, seven,
eight or ten sided box, whose length is
Usually twice it's width. Each, side is
a pane Of. glass. plain, ground, frosted
or decorated. From the angles hang
paldantS,. of many sorts. The frame
work is usually of teak, but ebony,
rosewood, mahogany and other woods
are employed. Often the sides Of the
lanterns are alternately wood and
glass, the latter being covered with
ground designs and the former richly
carved in relief or inset with ivory,
InOther-ofpearl or silver.
Upon the pendants the artificers put
their hardest work. Some are made of
colored beads. strung and massed with
fantastic shapes and knots. Others
are strings of little bells, which ring
with every passing breeze. Lines of
2rlittcring tinted glass balls betray the
origin of a favorite mode of decorating
Christmas trees. Quaint objects in
Gludy enamel or colored porcelain con-
zee u. J.. :',.. ads, chains Or wires, con
sItusA = .vdryh and very pleasing
group. FLORAL festoons made Of arti-
fetal flowers are popular, especially
with the fair seX.-New York Post.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1903-09-10

81 have no hesitation in saying that DR..
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to be- l was troubled with heart disease for
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remedies but until tried DR.. Miles Heart
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headaches and had tried your Pain Pills and
they were so effective l thought yoer Heart
Cure might help me. l would have attacks
at times SO severe that would be stone
blind for the time being. During these
spells 1 would be to all appearances dead.
took the medicine strictly as directed and l
can truthfully say that am completely cured.
l advise all that are troubled with heart dis
ease t. take DR.. Miles New Heart Cure
at once. | write this and give my name to
my fellow suferers."-S. Z. Purdy, Atkinson,
Nebraska.
81 first felt thu, effects of a weak heart in
the fall of 1906. l saw an advertisement in
the Sioux City paper in which man stated
his symptoms which seemed to me 10 indicate
a trouble similar to mine. 1 had a reuess
in the chest Z. GlGeG, al. a.. -. :. An
oppressive choking scnSat:s : 81 ny ,~1as
and suffered from weak and hungry spells.
/ was truly frightened at my condiion and
procured six bottles of DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
Since taking my fist bottle | have never
been bothered by any of the old disagree
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Kuhn, S. D.
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1903-09-10
ANCIENT CITIES.

Jerusalem in the days of Solomon
probably did not contain 10000 people.
Constantinople at the time of its
greatest splendor as capital Of the east
ern empire had a population Of about
100000.
Babylon, whose name has come to be
synonymous with dense population,
never had over 100000 inhabitants in
its palmiest days, SO the archaologists
declare.
Athens, when she led the Greek
states in repelling the invasion Of
Nerxes, had only 10000 inhabitants,
but Herodotus speaks of this number
as if it was something to boast Of
Rome, the mistress of the world, the
great city to which all roads led, Rome
the Eternal" did not exceed 100000
in population. GiDbOn, indeed, believes
that it had only 100000, and in this
estimate he and Milman agree.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1903-09-10
MERRY MEALTlMES.
The Table No Place For Fault Find
ing, Nagging and Strife.


Has it ever been your lot to sit at a
tsbiI ,,.tt.l i ".,,.:.,. yn,'ng folks NO
ate the meal in silence, u, with { few
constrained remarks, looked aSkance at
the head of the family before ventur-
ing on any remark? l have seen such
q sight on more than one occasion.
Doctors have told us over and over
again of the beneficial results arising
from Il meal eaten with cOntented
frame of mind and with cheerful sur
roundingS; but, sad to say, there are
many households where each meal is
q constant scene of pickering, nagging
and fault finding.
This is not only the case where there
are young children, who require
reprimand occasionally for careless
ness, but am speaking of those homes
where the girls and boys are well into
their teens. Wrong is that parent, Ell
ther father or mother, who chooses the
hour when all are assembled round
the table to mention some half forgot
ten grievance or to find some fault
If any trivial thing has been done
wrong or any duty omitted wait until
dinner or tea is over before you scold,
blame or reprimand. Let the food
which Gofgives us for the purpose Of
nourishing and sustaining our bodies
have the opportunity of accomplishing
that end, which cannot be the case If
every mouthful is swallowed with Ell
ther a sarcastic word or an uncompli
mentary remark. More indigestion,
nervousness and other arrangements
ARE caused by the too common fault Of
uncomfortable mealtimes than many
people would suppose, and it is our
positive duty, which we should all try
to remember, to make those hours of
the day cheerful and agreeable to the
children and to set them an example
which you would be the first to notice
and approve in others.-Scotsman