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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
A GOOD NAME.

In the death of DR.. w. A. Wooden,
OF Randleman, the county of Randolph
lcses one of its best men. He was a
Christian physician and carried light and
help into many anxious homes; he was a
citizen of high ideals, standing always for
temperance and progress; he was a Demo
crat of 1.-The most straitest Sect" and as
an Individual and representative in the
Legislature rendered his State useful ser
vice. Many friends over the State will
join his countymen in regret at his
death.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
TOBACCO EXHIBIT AT ST LOUIS.
Colonel F. a. Fries Presented With Loving
Cup by the Bank Force.
Especial to News and Observer

Especial to News and Observer
Winston-S Salem, N. c., June 16.-The
Winston Tobacco Association appointed a
committee today to attend the convention
in Raleigh for the purpose of formulating
plans for North Cardinals exhibit at the
st. Louis exposition. The committee is
composed of G. E. Webb NJ. d. Bailey.
AR. C. Norfeet r. W. Gorrell, George t.
Brown.
Col f. H. Fries, president of the
Wachovia Loan and Trust Company, was
presented with beautiful silver loving
cup last night by the bank force. The
gift was token of esteem and in COM
memoration of the tenth anniversary of
what is now the largest banking institu-
ton in the State,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
WILSON SAVINGS BANK.

The Wilson Savings Bank yesterday
filed articles of incorporation in the Secre.
tary of States office. The company will
carry on a banking business and is en-
dowed with all the powers usually incl
dent to banking concerns. The capital
stock is $4,000, with the privilege to m
crease it to 100000. The directors are:
j. e. Woodward, George Hackney, w. L.
Banks, Jonas Otteinger, f. w. Barnes, w.
E. Warren. w f. Clark and others
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
CERTAINLY.

Tarboro Southerner.
With the number of homicides in the
State on the increase and the number of
hangings on the decrease is not the con
cIusion almost irresistible that capital
punishment is becoming less popular?
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
Coming Firsmen's Tournament.
(specia Ito News and observer.)

(Specia Ito News and Observer)
Durham. n c.. June 16.-At meeting
of the Board of Aldermen last night a
donation of five hundred dollars was made
to the firemen for the purpose OF assisting
in the tournament to be held here. This
insures the amount of money needed and
a large prize list will soon be announced
At the time of the meeting of the firemen
the waterwork men o. the State will be
in session here. Col. John Niche. of
this city. is president Of the Waterworks
Association.
The casino at Lakewood Park has open
ed and large crowds are attending Be
tween eight hundred and thousand peo-
pie witnessed the performance last even
ing and another large crowd went out to-
night. For the next ten weeks there will
be show on at the park every night
except Sunday.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

The newspapers are about the only in
f1uential agencies left demanding the pun
ishment of men who commit crime 1t is
probably for this that all persons who
ask to have their cases continued take a
whack at the newspaper.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

For President, Teddy Roosevelt; for
Vice President, A. j. Breckenridge: Plat
form: Here we go, dern our fool souls
head US somebody" Emblem Bull in a
china shop. Rhamkatte Rooster.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
Among the Railroads.

There is no punishment too severe for
the miscreant who threw a rock into the
Southern train at Burlington.
Engineer Haley, injured in the Southern
wreck near Danville, is dead. The body
was taken to Leaksville for burial
The Asheville Citizen says it will take
fifteen or twenty days to clear the track
at Melrose on the Asnevlle and Spartan
burg road. Passengers - -,-.en around
by Statesville and Charlotte, or trans
ferred by private conveyance of a mile
and hall over the toughest sort OF road
A wag suggests, in extenuation of the
fact that the railway magnates met here
on Sunday rather than on any other day
of the week, that they intended to meet
on Saturday and started here, but got
wrecked and failed to reach here in time,
wrecks being of daily occurrence
boro Record
There was freight wreck on the Win
ston branch, five miles this side of Win
ston. last night, which prevented the early
passenger train from Winston coming
through. Passengers were carried around
by Walnut Cove, reaching here three
hours late and losing connection with
the main line trains. No one was hurt
in the wreck, a lot of freight cars be-
ing deralled and jammed together
Greensboro Record.
Chairman Mcneil. Of the Corporation
Commission, being asked about the rail
way construction now in progress in this
State. and is quoted as saying that there
was more of it than in recent years. The
Cape Fear and Northern Railway has
been completed to Duke, In Harnett
county, and the Raleigh and Cape Fear
Railway to Ellington, in the same county
Excellent progress is being made on the
railway across the Blue Ridge from John
son City, Tenn. to a point on the West
eln North Carolina Railway near Marion.
Chairman Mcneil says he understands
this road is now within Is or 20 miles of
Marion and that the completed part will
add some % miles or more to the railway
mileage in the State. The Durham and
Charlotte Railway is also to be extended.
The survey of this road was completed
today.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
DIsTILLERY AT SHORE.

The Riverside Distilling and Feeding
Company was incorporated yesterday. to
be located at Shore, Yadkin county, N. G.
The object of the company is to carry
on a general wine and whiskey business,
with capital stock OF 100000. The in
corporators are as follows, all of Shore
N. c.. John W. Sewers, w. H. Reinger,
C. e. Sewers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

Let's call the new King of Servia plain
Peter and not pie all the type by trying
to print his unpronounceable name
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
NEWTON HOSIERY MILL STORE.

The Newton Hosiery Mill Store Company
was Incorporated yesterday with a CAPT
tai stock of $4,000, to deal in general
merchandise The company will COM
mence business with $4,000 The incor.
porators are: P. 0. Carpenter Newton,
IS shares: D. j. Carpenter, Newton N. c.,
20 shares; P. w. Carpenter, Condover, 2
shares.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
Small ?Il Small -Doss, Small srisb
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administrator of the
estate of Miss Jennie Fl. Miller, deceased
late of Wake county, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said estate
to present the same to~the undersigned
on or before the 25th day of May, 1904
or this notice viii be plead in bar of their
recovery, and all persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment.
HENRY MILLER,
5-26-1w6w. Administrator.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

Can't be perfect health without pure
blood. Burdock Blood Bitters makes pure
blood. Tones and invigorates the whole
system.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

'Tisnt safe to be a day without DR..
Thomas Electric Oil in the house. Neve,
can tell what moment an accident Is go
ing to happen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

For LaGrippe and Influenza
use CHENEY'S EXPECTO-
RANT.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

Only one remedy in the world that win
at once stop itchiness of the skin IN any
part of the body; Doans Ointment. At
any drug store, so cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
HENDERSON KNITTING MILLS SOLD

The Henderson Knitting mills have been
purchased by Northern parties, will open
in few days and will be run on a much
larger scale than when in operation here
tofore. 1t is understood here that the
purchasers are men of means and much
capital has been invested for the purpose.
The building is huge, new brick struc-
ture and in everyway suitable for such
an enterprise.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

Mothers lose their dread for chat ter
rible second summer" when they have
DR.. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry
in the house. Natures specific for bowei
complaints of every sort.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
Industrial News.

The w. ". Mills Lumber Company has
just closed a contract with the Proximity
Manufacturing Company, selling that com
pany $4,000 feet of maple flooring to be
used in White Oak Mill. Delivery of this
order will begin at once.-Greensboro Re-
cord.
Mr. r. P. Gray. of Greensboro. secre-
tary and treasurer of the Cape Fear Pow
er Company, arrived in the city Saturday.
and yesterday went up to Buckhorn. where
work was resumed on large scale today.
Greensboro Record.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

There is no punishment too severe for
the miscreant who threw rock into the
Southern train at Burlington.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17

continues to advance in price,
and supplies continue scarce
and difficult to get. Prices for
the present are: Best Free
Burning White Ash, Egg,
stove and Nut, 5000 ton; Red
Ash, Egg, 1926 ton. We can't
tell what the prices will be in
future. We have limited
quantity on hand for early de-
livery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-17
A MORNING TONIC.

(Disraeh)
Mediocrity can talk but it is for genius
to observe.
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CUR

Ache they would be almostpricelessto those who
suffer from this distressing complaint butfortu-
nately their goodness does notend here, and thosS
who once try them will ind these little pills valn
able in SO many ways that they will not be vii.
ling to do without them. But after all SICK nead
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-19
0cnprbcu.

Nm Is. 6ebrnar IN ubrihsuille 8.
8. Scott ipl gllter Opn 80 Sahren.
Der 8erltorbene hiateriaBt elnen SDbn
uno slpei S6bter.
9lm La. ssebruar auF Der gornea
llnipe1litdt i'll Stbaea. u. 3. ND er
leinen 5tuoien oblas, Sames 8inton
i'm utter bon % Sabren on Herbenfie-
Der. Der iunge Mann, Snsn pon
4iin @inton i'll Canal 8oeer, mar eir
talentponer Siuoent uno Der Sbmerj
ieiner @ltern lit 9rDb.
slm Is. 6ebruar in @allion. O..
Gilbert Gromlep all Der Sarnrubr In
utter BON 27 eSobren. Ser Yerlfor
bene mar bier 9eborel, uno aufgemad
len uno bot bis pDr orei Salren imnle1
Bier qemobnt. Sic 2eihe muroe al
9ienfag nad) Stem Hbilabelpbla &c.
braht uno Qeitern auf oem nenel
6rieobof b'iaeiebt.
9lm IL. Tebruar I'M Sauie ibre'
Mutter, @ittme MarD S6ldppl. be
DER lie auf geiud NOR, 6rau Minni
gaeil9, Der Gattin bon Scott @ngliil
in Wlia Sp. 9ie 8erltorbene lit al
Der ealopirenoen SbninoIuht fdier
aber am Sienltaa belsr gu fiiblen uni
ab nit 9utem Nppetit, ais lie plbylid
elnen SuitenanFatl bate uno in trrsenl
uerSiieo. Sic mar 80 Sabre t UNI
1interldbt ibrsn 8atten uaO elm 5oDs
terlein pDn 8 Sebren.
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Gin sd)SneS Ssamigicssix !;

feierten am Gomtoa Solumon Gappe.
Ter, Sr., itno feline Sanilie in SDmer=
bale. 5ehssbn Ginoer apdren i'm 9auIe
oas beiabrten @bepaares usrlammelt.
Die lid tbeilmeile isit Sabrsn nitbt ee-
ieben. 9luBer Solomon Goppeler nn0
Seiner Srau paren anlpeIen0: Ssrau
@lilabetb 2un9enesger bon Nslp Ybil,=
belpbia, Saeob Soppeler bon 0phen=
spaIo, Geitis. @btift. Gappeisr unn
Nsp Ybilaoelphia, 6rau Mnna Mal :
rer bon slfroa, 6riB Gappeler hon
Strobbura, Srau Barbara Sutter bon
Bottom. Maii.. Srau Gliie Slider pen
glepelano. Solomon &appeIer. Sr..
pom 9en 8bilaoelplio, Ssrau &pia
9ptb upn Glepeianh, 5impn Gappsler
pon @leoelane, sSrml Marp Stoder BON
Ntron. Ssau Gmnla Braun Don Stones
treet, Wtaaoalcna 5todsoale BON Netp
gbilabelpbia, Soan Gappeler. 6lara
&appsler uno @milie Gappeler bon
Someroale. Sinon Gappeler, ST.,
mar Stpsilaal perbeiratbst uno ieine
sueite 6rau IL Die g6lueIier ieiner err
iten uno alio ouA Die Saute ibrer
Gtieffinoer.
Die II erFiaenanntsn Rnoer lino
BON Der eriten. Die A lebteeaannteil BON
Der Slutiiea Jrau.
Die Yahl Der GroBfinaer betrdat 40.
Nlle NnmeIcloen freuten lib oes
@ieoerlehsus unb 90 Die gauge camille
mnlita!iIb lit. 10 'puroen cine stn5abl
8oltslieoer aelangen.
Nm Montas fam Die ganse sSamilis
nod New gbilaoelpbia uno es unroen
BON eiuem pDotparupben gruppenbil-
oer aufgenommen, Die iehr GUT ausfie=
len, odnn ,parOe noa biz in Die ipdte
9ta6t qelunsen uno Ole 6eier i6lpb
nit einem San5ben, alt senl lib natiir=
lib Gatsr Rappeler uno feline Trau
au6 bet1eilt9ten inuBten.
Wiitterna6t mar ldnaft Ooriiber, oIs
Oas lebte 2ieo ertlaug lno Damn mu:oe
Nbldieo 9enomneH, oenn jeoes Der
perbeiratbeten Ginoer pDllte wieoer 3u=
rid on Den eigenen 9ero.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-19

Die Sfraae nWie Elm tleiner,
Snabe iiber Ieinen 9ater oenft?" ,pirb
in Der .4leinen Boft" pie folat beant=
,portpt: uWit 8ebn Sahren oenft Der
Snnae, Dab iein gater bod rsht piel
lpelB; nit Is, oaB er ielbit sbenio piel
'uille tnie Iein @ater; nit 20 nleint Der
lun9e Wonn, ooB er nod einral Iobisl
tnlne tpie fein 8ater; nit 80, eaB er
leinen Gater pieqeid)t einmal um &atb
tro9en tonne; nit 40. paB iain 8nter
oielleldt ooh ctluas mybr lpiIle; nit SO
beQinnt er oellen &atb gu iu1sn, uno
nit 60 ooer msbr. menn Der Batter
ndmllA geltorben 1T, meint er, ooB Der
Nater bod Der tliialte gRenid sepeien
lei, Der lemals qelebt babe.
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SaS ge44er.

9ie Sohnungen duf Elm friibes
Triibjabr lino srfroren. 2tm Samta9
biloete lid i'm fernen 9}orolpeIlen eine
talte Wele, iuelbe ftp bis on oen ot=
lautilbsu Gceon iiibibar matbte un0
ben oanssn Sentiment bon Den Seen bis
an oeu meritauiiAen Golf untsr Sbnee
uno sis begrub. Sie &dlte muB
namentil0 III cen blioeu Staaten
9ioro= uno Sio- -0otota furGibar qe=
peien iein. Sn Willifton, q. D., fiei
pas Sbermpmeter AZ Grao un!er Nuu.
Yon anoereu Pldgen liegeu BON
0lenlta9 folgenoe gerl1te bor: Sa.::fos
Gitn 6 Orao unter 9fuu; Springfield,
MO., 2 iiber gtuQ; Widita 6, 5opeta
8, @oncoroia II. uno Gpoee @it1 Is
unter 9iuu. Ser 9ooen ilt nit rleun
3oll tiefem S9nee beoeft. eSn 6,our
@itp, Sa., lit Die Sbenlperatot Big auf
Ii Orao unter 9}ull Qefallen. 9a5
Qan3e Snoianer- 3errtorium lit nit
@is uno G0nee beoeft uno auf bsin
2anoe 1T Der Gerie9r gan; unter=
broden.
'sSn Der gld1e bon 2nst, gDponlinq,
iisfen 5pei 3i9e nit eiaem G:9imsnt
&apaQerie i'm 6hnse, uno Bo{Id0iet=
siiae bon Sit uno Welt lino gleldbiaas
in rieIigen S6neeI0itDten feitqefabren
uno tOnnen Deoer ppr= nod ri.fluarts.
Nuh i'm iiiomefli0en Rentudp
lerrilbte Elm fllrbtbarer yliHaro. Ger
gilsnbo9noerfebr mar nabe3u ben ean=
sen Sag unterbro9en. 9ie stra6en=
babnen muBten ibren 8etrieb einItelen.
giele StreGsn 2auoss lino iiber=
l9nemmt.
yibt Oiel tr6Iilider lauten Die ge=
ridte aus ben 6tliden Staaten.
Wtan glaubt, oaB in 9tororeIten,
po es an Stallungsn feblt. piel yieb
erfroren 1T, bod iebleu nGbere 8eriGte.
6ier fiel am Eienltae Morgen Der
thermometer suei 8rao uuter BEN
Jtulpunft, in Der NaGt gum Witsipod
= 4 uno lebte Nadt ioear - Ia, Die
talteite 5emperatur oisiss Binters. Sie
gduMe iino nit elmer eiligen 9rune
ilber5o9en unO bieten i'm Sonnenlidte
elnen prd9tisen 9lnblif, Der ieoo1 Dem
Sbit5ii6ter su ernian 8aoenfen Nn=
l1R oiht.
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SsS einsSgc 9etltsststct.

Q!u Die SnfraftIebune Der anaebli0en
GEti=9ruit9eIebe. nelDe in Waibin9=
ton auiammengetnetet peroen, oiaubi
Niemano. gDenn ous Nolt GrIei9te=
rung ipiinIGt, 70 muB es Iidb an Die
osmOtratilbe partei lpenoen uno ea
miro Don ibr Die prDpouirte @bbilfe er=
baltsn, ndmlib Die NbT9aifung oea
Ioriis BON aQsn Artiteln. lpel6e bic
5rufs prOousiren, ooer fnbri5iieH.
S6ue oieIeu SGuBsoa t5nnen Die
Sruit5 ni9t beItebeE; a5er obne Dem
Gelo Der lruIts, ,Oolnit Hie ben Gotdn
ten beTisGeu uno 9an3e staateu fdufen,
farm Die repubIitaniFae Yartei ni0t be-
ltsben, oebbalb BARI Der 5dubsoa niAt
on9et0Itet tueroen unb bas golt mub
fortfabren oieie inuere grprsbuugen gu
besablen, bis es on Der @ablurne einsr
We9iel ssrbeifiibrt.
Sie NbbilIe lie9t in ben 9dnben ocs
Goltes, uno tuenn es einen oemotrati=
l1en PrGlioente! uno Elm Geprdlentan=
tenbaus in 1905 eripdblt, oann fommt
bic Nbbilfe, anoermeis leben Die 5rults
fort, lie ,peroen nod fetter. mdbreno=
benz oas 8olf, Der ipirtli9e Yroouaent
oes 9tsibtbums Der Gepublit, jeoen
Sag 1rmer miro.
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Gic ecgreifct,0e GcfGiGDfe poa
scus 2satfftenOe Sobn
SrotvnS 5u Sapers
sTcrg$S.

Nah Der Sri9iual= prrrippnbena bic
friiber puIIiSirt murre. in rer Jetruar=
ylrmmsr, Res ,,gpr, Of tes Iogal Blue,
Elm bthn .piHtis.s Document.
&c sisbt siele SdiIbsruna.u ppn Sc9n
Brcmus Nufitanc in 6arrers JsrrY, ater
bic intsrsiIantrlle IN wcbl bic, mslhe i.
Der Tebruar 9lammer i'm ,Sppt Of fte
Nopai Sluc" In Serttnoung nit ben au-
tbcntijhtu Dspt(hsn unp SrieIru lerie.
nissu eridisnsn, t.tltbe ld bet Der ger<
baftun9 BROWNS bsruprettban baben.
Die Gin5elbeiten, pelte S6ritt fir
SAritt seseben merpen, Die gebeutuns
Der Manner. pelAe nit Der unterbr1=
dung res Mufitanpes In gsrtinbuns
itanpen, unb Die Yerl0nlihfeit pes Gprres
fppnpenten MAIDEN bie1e Oarltelluna gu
einem beoeutlamen Document. Die
Shilberuns Miro nod interelIanter se<
ma6t purA alte photographer BON
5arperS Terra nit pem Ser. Staatan Mrs
ienal CUR 3eit pes Mufitanoes. Damn
rie namliAe 4nllett aufsenpmmen wab<
reno peS &rie9es nit Der serltDrtsn Gilen-
tabnbriide, nem 3erfGrten 9rlenal unb
elmer S6ifsbriide iiber Den Yctomacflus.
Die gtlrer Der Manner, bic einen ber=
'oorrasenpen Qntbeil an jenen Greisnifen
senpmmen, ireroen sebraht parunter
Silper pom praipsnten Subanan,
ariesslefretar 1lopo, Opaserneur Wiie
BON Sir9inien, NrajiOert Uarret Don her
9. nnb >. Giientabn, %. >. gmite,
Iranspcrtlneifer Der So uub 8. Gtfen-
babn unD Sberlt Nptert 6. See.
Das malerilde StaptAen 6arpers
6errY, bas 3uerlf burA bic biltorilden
Greisniile bes Sabres 1859 befannt
purpe unb ipdter purG Die greieniiIe bes
8iirgerfrieses 1Awer beimse1uipt warb,
liest bente frieplih in Der Shlu9t in ben
Blauen Bergen, ipo Der pptcmac ltnb Der
SAenanpUat lid seretnisen. Die Mr1e-
male unb 0ewebrfabrifen Der Hegieruna
finb perfhwunoen uno elm einfaher
@ranititein tesethnet pen Dlab, we Spbn
grcpns 5eituns seitanoen.
Die S6iloeruns 1T belpneers ipertb-
Ycll fur Shulen unb Bibliotbefen als
Neferenobuh. Gin,elne grempiare f5n-
men BON 8. 9. Martin, Manager paf=
len9er Iraifie, Baltimore ilnb Sbip Gt=
ltnbabn, Baltimore, sssen Ginisnouns
pom S Gents be3oSen iperben. Das
l9abres< <Ntpnnement fur ras Masas
ain .ia nilr SO Gents .iiia icse Mpna.ss
nuaInrr rnttalt ipf;iear artitst sen al
gfmeinfm 9nterelTs.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Hi6ter SbotlueQ betuilligte an
Samfaa Die Sdeiounsstla9en BON
Trau Sulia Barton sesen Gobert g.
Barton uno bon Jrau gatberine Sar.
rig aegen Sherman %. Darris.
2Dilliam Wf. stires bon Stem gos
nlerstolpn, Der por orei Sabren i'm bie-
lt9en 8eri6t au elmer 3u6tbausnrafe
bon abt Sabren berurtbeilt tpuroe,
tpetl er Den geriuh eemabt baben
tolte, ieinen G6wisserpater .Beora
yliber i'm Stoneereet-Sbale, uno oel=
len camille gu Deraiften, Der Ipdter
absr bonn Rreisseribte freiaeiproaen
muroe, bat cine alage erboben, unl
Vereiituna leiner @eridtsfoiten.
William Coleman bon ubridsplle
tDuroe peaen 6treit unb tbdtlihen Gin.
grin bonn &idter GbottpeQ al feds
Wonaten Nrbeitsbans perurtbeilt.
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81. Gelebrter baben es berausee.
triest, oab Nom nibt bon HomuIus
ae9riinoet wuroe. IS lit fbper, ieins
Rinoer 81 ermabnen in Der Ghult
redt fleiBis 5u lernen, penn man er.
fabrt, nie man nit 10 Yielem, ipas
man ielb|t in Der ssuseno bat lernen
miinen, bereinselegt woroen 1T.
Die Sort Wapne rGreie preKs"
ltellt Die Srage: ,Was lit moDerne
pbilantbrOpie?" unO nntpprtet barauf:
uWan iteble ober eraaunere auf ireeno
eine Weiie $4,000, 900, aebe bapon
81 ,0O0,0 900 fir uniperiitdten ooer BIB
liotbeten uno bebalte ben &elt. Dann
lit man Elm groBer pbilantbrop uno
Wobltbdier Der WenI6beit."
Die iiiben 3rdllme lporin fb oi.
RolonialpOlititer aetpiest baben uni
tpelbe ibnen Die enormen 61dBe por-
gaufelten. melbe Die pbilippinen BEN
2anbe eintraaen ,piiroen. iinb tpie
Nebelbiloer berIdnunoen. Ser Gou.
Derneur Saft psrlanate So, 600. 900,
lim Der Notb uno bem @lenb Der 6ilipi.
ms ab3ubelfen unb Der @onsreb bat
bic Toroerung beipilligt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-19
0ciMintIiMes.

Geit @riinouns unieres Gountps
babsn Die ioleenosn Widnner fas Nmt
zines 5dabmeilters betieleet:
GnpiD 9seter, 1903 bis IL.
Yeter gBilliams, 1871 bis '23.
Gabriel @rpoer, 1923 big '36.
Sacob Duesbolg, 1886 big AZ.
Solepb Semutb, 1912 bis '46.
@omaro Eeier. 1886 big so.
Soln Wuitler, 1850 bis 53.
Gimplon 9armount. 1858 bis '58.
2eui Smeent. 1858 bis 20.
Senrp 9lnoermann, 1860 bis ga.
Mart,n Sagan, ir., 1864 bis '66.
giidolas Mipntag, 1866 bis 20.
g8illiam s.. @riBlpell, 1870 bis IA.
sSoliab MurpGp, 1874 bis rs.
syobu u. Wagner, 1878 bis '02.
,,Sohn 6. Genneon, 1882 bis 'S6.
.Sobn Mpers, 1886 bis go.
6. Is. 6orneD, 1890 bis '94.
ggm. y. SoAfettler, 1894 big '98.
S. VI. slmaluff. 1898 bls 1902.
5amuel 3oisr, 1902 big
Bon oisIen lino nod Die a9t lebtell
aln Geben.
8on Den einuno5manSis Mtdnnern
auf unIerer Site iDaren bier, sSobn
Yuttler. 0enrp Mnoernlann, 9lic. MtOn-
tag uno Sobn u. Wasner, in GeutlG=
lono 9eboren, uno a1t, Saoio peter,
Sacob Gpsrbolb. SolepD Scmutb, @o-
maro Yeter, Sobn WleDers, @. :. Jol-
nsp, Wm. y. @obFtstller uqo Samutl
lino Goisr, BON osutIder Nbtnnft.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-02-19
Sie Sober 5ltr4saee

miro un9sfdbr am |. Wdy5 ruieber in
getticb Nelsbt uno ben olten Nn9etsa=
ten Der 8sIslllbaft pirD beItan 0iQe Nr=
belt nit gutter Ye5abIuno Su9eiibert.
3uQleitn finoen nu6 Diete nsue Mrbei=
Ter 8eThdftialWh oa Die g8erte bsoeu,
teno bergrGBert iporoen Nno. 1Rln
penoe lih in Der 6uyn0ee OH Den gu,
perintenoenten, Geo. u. 1ean. 43
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gSas cr ersdDtte. Serr So3n
gortb. in @leutlano, Sbio, ersdblt fol-
senoes greianib, fir oslisn Wabrbsit
er einItebt:
,Gurf einen beftieen 5turs lpurbe
msin eanser &Drper perltauht uno et=
li0e Iippen oebrphen. WGbreno ldns
qerem 9erpeilen i'm General 0oIpital
nuroe i'd iomeit ber8eEiellt, aber ben
unolaubtihen 51msrs uno oas Tbwilns
menoe GeIi1t in meinem Ropfe fonnte
man nicbt beilen. Sch nurbe als gene.
len pom Spital entlaIlen, tDnnte obar
niht arbelten. Sann 800 id meinen
0ausarst su Matbe, oub er tonnte mir
teine 9inoerun9 uerIdafsn. Gin
6rsuno ma6te mid ouf Ioyni's Nlpene
trduter 8lutbsleber auTmertian. IS
beourtte nidt eirmal s'uei SlaIhan uno
icb mar bollltdnoig 9eheilt. Geitoenl
blbe ib INNER ben glutbeleber als
isamllienmeoisin i'm Saule. Ysi Der
fiji bterii9er Sommsrblbe cine feline
GuaniItdt moraens aenomln IL bdlt Ell
aud Die. qudlenoen Oigidldae fern" =
Obiges er5dbite mir eben ein gutter Se=
fainter, Der le0Dd ieinsn 9tomel nidt
esl amt 6aben ipiG. 9aB es auf
94aDrheit berubt, fam i'd be3euseu.