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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

CI Ato ONIStCl4OC IOI WIIIIC
mercury and potash seem
to cure and all external
signs disappear, the dis
ease is doing its destruc-
tive work within, ar the
patient is constantly
h a a SIS e d by returning
symptoms and unmistaka-
bic traces of the blood
poison. Thousands of
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19
KILL THE
SERPEN Mt

The worst disease the world has ever known and
the greatest scourge the human race Contagious
Blood Poison One drop of the virus of this most
horrible of all diseases will polIute and vitiate the
purest healthes blood and within short time after
the first little appears the system is filled with the
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

After suffering twelve years
from Contagious Blood Poison,
and trying the best physicians
obtaina BILE, and all the patent
medicines procurable, and stead
lily continuing to grow worse, I
gave up all hope of recovery, and
physicians pronounced my case
incurable. Hoping against hope,
I tried s. 8. 8. improved from
the first bottle, and after taking
twelve was cured sound and
well, and for two years have had
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

the glands the gon SWELL the throat liberated
the hair and eyebrows drop the
scovered with poches sckenng
tons Contagious Blood Poison acheous
serpent You be carrying your with visible
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

Columbia bowling alleys viii be open
day and evening. If.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

physical wrecks and
chronic invalids from tn
tainty of the mercury and
kill the serpent. AS long
in its fangs; and while ,
ton. Safety lies only in
and killing the serpent.
an antidote for Blood p,
vegetable ingredients, anC
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

E effects of Blood Poison know the uncer-
potash treatment-that it stiles but does not
as there is life in the serpent there is danger
our blood is tainted there is danger of infec-
rushing out the life of the loathsome disease
For many years S. S. S. has been known as
ison. 1t is remedy composed entirely of
we offer 81 900 for proof that it contains
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

no return or symptom ofthe vile disease.
Warsaw, N. G. H M. REGISTER
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19

Large ehorous of Dukes. Marquises. Earl
NiScounts, Barons and Fairies. The followin
named composed the chorus
NEsDAMEs
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
THE POWER or STEAM.


When James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
dowa he said There must be power in
that steam that it can lift such a
weight"
There was.
Millions prior to him had seen the
ssme phenomenon and regarded 1t as
an unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put it's
anger on the ''cause" of Dandruff, Fall
ing Hair and consequent Badness, and
has uneorthed tiny germ IN eats
the life from the roots of human hair
Newbro's Herpicide destroys this
germ and consequently restores the
hair to its natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in
stamps for sample to The Herpicids Co..
Detroit. Mich.
For sale by Morgen's drug store.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

"The Liberty Bellies will be greeted
ny an unusually large house tonight.
The advance sale of seats has been
heavy and there is only few desir-
able seats left in the orchestra.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

Alderman Newman presided at yes
tcrdays session OF the pc ice court
Mayor Crovatt being out of the city.
Several cases were up and the fines
ranged from 81 to S.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

a horse belonging to S, Marks Great
- considerable excitement yesterday
ftarnoon The horse became frighten
a. the stables and dashed down
l,eWcastle street, finally stopping back
Kothschilds jewelry store, after
smashing up the buggy to some ex
tent
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

What's all the excitement. kaisers
F,onest and Genuine sale, Thurs. Fri.
and Sat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

No such values to be had elsewhere
il the U. S. as Kaiser will give in
their Honest and Genuine sale, Thurs
Fri. and Sat,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

Well, wha: do you know? Kaiser is
eoiag TO have the biggest sale Of
years, Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

Thirty Cents will look like a dollar
at Kaiser's sale, Thurs. Fri. ard sat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

You cannot begin to imagine the
g, Cd things we have at this sale Come
and sec kaiser's Thurs. Fri. and Sat.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29

Do not be misIed by imitation sales
This store only has the mill and fac.
tory goods. Mr.. Watson and his as.
s;stants have been busy two days
opening Mill shipments for this sale.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-09-29
AROUND THE CITY

The board Of trade will meet in
regular weekly session at the city hail
q TO o'clock this morning. 1t is I'M
derstaod that several interesting mat
t'rs viii some up for discussion and
fuil attendance is desired.
yesterday was an unusua ly hot day
for tbs time Of the year The Their
laeneter registered as high as IS de
elees.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
u d t e 3 6 a p itel.
@eI6i9te Der Ranpne.

9lm folgenben M6enb faBen bic bier
6erren aus benz Sun Club ppr neuen
8utterbrotbergen am ltfer zines nab
rem Sbee o5eans. 9ie unterbaltunq
begann alsbalb, nnb 3tpdr biesmal
obne 8orreben.
rWertbe &ollesen", 1aate 8erbicane,
ntptr haben uns nit Der erforoerli6en
&unone 81 bei9dftigen, nit ihrer Qdnz
ge, 9eitalt, 3ufammenfebung unb ibz
rem 8epi6t. 11nfere Qufgabe geitaltet
it9 folgenbermaben: elmer @ranate
bon 108 3oll 0ur9n1efer unb 2O,z
900 pfnnb 9etpi6t lit etne Mnfangsz
gef6pinbigreit bon 10000 Darbs in
Der Sefunbe 8u geben."
n9as 1T tGatfG9liA unftre Mufsd=
be" bemerfte Der Maior @lphifton.
sd gebe ipeiter" iaste 8arbicune.
rWas ereignet it9, tpenn bas proief<
til in ben Meltraum gef1leubert iIt2
@s tpirb BON brei un1bhGnJioen ardfz
ten beeinfluBt: benz Wibcritanb Der
l1mgebung, Der Mnaiehune Der grbe
unb Der &raft bes ibm ertbeilten @to>
bss. Der Miberitdnb Der nmgebung,
nGmli9 Der 2uft, 1T ni9t bebeutenb;
benn Die grbatmoipbdre mtBt nur 40
Meilen. @ei elmer Ge5Apinbiefeit
bpn 10000 Wdrbs burdeilt fie bas
projettil in fiinf Sefunben. Sprehen
mir iebt bon Der Mn3iebune Der grbe
pber benz @etpi9t Der @ranate. Mir
| tpiiIen, biefes @epiht nimnlt ab i'm
nmgefehrsn qlabrattfGlen @erbdltniB
Der gntfernunoen. Sbatfdchii9 lehrt
uns bic Wniif: fdllt elm fih felbft
iiberlaifener aDrper anf bic Grbober=
| flG1e, 10 betrdgt iein San in Der err
iten Sefunbe Is SUB. Mare aber bie<
Ter felbe RDrpsr 257, ,542 Wleilen pber
| 10 tpeit tpie Der Monb bon Der grDe
entfernt, 10 betriige iein 'sall in Der
| erIten 5efunbe nur linqefdbr ei1le bdlbe
2irlie. gs banbelt ii1 alfo barunl,
| allmdblih Die Wirfung bes @etpi6ts
an iibrninten. Mie !airb hc5 m0elid
| fein2 Durd bic &raft bes GtoBesT
/ .Das lit bic 9hnierigteit!" faste
| Der Maior.
| $50, bas lit iie," ertpiberte Der prd=
| iibent, aber mir tperben triumpbiren;
| benn bic &raft bes erforberlifen Gto=
| pes fpirb bur1 bic 2dnge Der Ranont
| unb bic Menge bes Dulpers eraeuqt
bas BON Der Observation-Disclosures ie.
| ner abhGnat. Bisher hatten unfers
| lGngiten Ranonen % SUB 2dnee MIDI
| iiberfhritten. Mir tperben naher mt
ben Oimeniionen, bic mir untpenber
| miifTen, pielfeitiges Gtannen erregen.
nDbne 3peifel!" rief 81. Mditon
sd meinerfeits perfaEae eine aanon,
bon nlinDeitens elmer halben Meile!'
rGine bdfbe Waeilei1 inieherbolte be1
| Maior unb Der General ftaurenb.
.ssa, cine bdlbe Meile, inb Das Il
nod un bic 6dIfte BIT tllr5!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02

stpei pfunb nnb craeust beim Abbre1ls
men 400 2iter Gas; bie5es G,ds, frets
getporben iinb untsr benz Druid etrer
Temperatur BON 24OO Grab. bedTts
fpru6t ben Mdum BON 1000 2itern.
9ds 0plunlen bes pulbers Derbdlt
ii9 dlfo gu bem eraeugten @dsDolits
men tpie l an 1000. Danam fann
man ben getpaltigen Druid ertrlei1en,
ben biefes Gds BET 400Ofaher Mnss
bebnung ausiibt.
Oas mar ben Standardization
pDaia befannt, als am nd9ften Mbenb
Die @iBuns begann. 8urbicdne gab
benz Mdior Glpbifton bds Wort, Der
i'm artege pnlperoirector. getpeien
mar.
rMertbe Genofen," faste bieier
erprobte gbemifer, lid besinne nit
unrtiigliden 3ablen, bic uns als
9rlnbldge bienen ipllen. Ser 8ters
linb5ipanaigpfiinber, ben nnfer treffs
ltder Mafton porgeitern poetifh pers
berrltchte, bebdrf, nm benz etferne11
Munb gu entfliegen, MIR 16 pfunb
Bulper. Oaraus 1T su 59lieBen, bdb
bic Menee bes pulpers ni9t nit bent
@etpidt Der &ugel ipd6it. Menn
rdmlich fir eine &ugel BON "a Pfuno
16 pfunb pulDer nDtbig iinb, nit
anbern Mprten, tpenn geipDbnlt6 bds
guloersetpi9t atpei Drittel bes Ruaels
! getpihts betrdgt, TO tit bies 8erbdlts
niB bod rtt9t itettg. Re4nen sic,
unb sic tperben ieben, baB eine au'
! 9el bon elmer balben Scnre on Steue
BON 333 pfunb Pulber nur 160
Pfunb erfprbert."
rMorauf 5ieGen sic ab2" frus Der
| prdiibent,
,sreiben sic Sbre sheorie Bis
gum MeuBeriten, Iieber MaiOr," fdgte
SIS. Maiton, rfo baben sic auleBt
gar fetn pulter n0tbtg, tpenn nur
Sbre &ugel f9iper genng if!"
rSreunb Mafton I9erat Bel erniten
0ingen," ertptberte Der Maior, raber
er berubigte ft9. Sd i9lage ioglet4
etne Quantttdt pulper bor, Die fetner
artillertitti9en @tgen(iebe geniigen
pirb. Sd min nur nod feititelen,
cab pGbrenb bes Rriegs BET ben meta
| ften Ranonen bas 8ulbergeipi9t nur
ben 3ebnten Sbetl bes &ugelgepi4ts
betrug."
rOas fimrt auFs 9aar," iagte
Morgan. nOo9 ebe mir bic
erforberltGhe Menge pulner be-
| ittmmen, balte ih es fir angebrd9t,
uns iiber ietn Wefen gu peritdnbt'
gem"
(5ortieBung folst)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
Wbnnn9SIoS..

8Dscobits. Der 3ei9ner bes {Aipels
5erif9en 5attrtl9en Wo9enbldttes
Nebel1palter, Der0ffentlichte fleine
3iri9er @rinnerungen unter benz Ste
tel p8or bretBtg Sdbren". Oabet ers
5dblt er bon ben Stammgditen elmer
bamals bon Riinftlern unb 8elebrten
Dielbsfu9ten Wirtbi4aft, Der n8ol'
lerei".
Gines Sages fam elm tleines
Mdnnhen in bas 2otal, elm berum>
siebenber @eiger, ben man in 3iri9
8aeanini nannte, tpas er 1i9 f9muns
oelnb gefallen lieb. @ottfrieb &eller
nidte ibm freunbli9 gu. Ser Ot9ter
tpartete, pte INNER Inn bielelbeStuns
be, auf bas Mbenbblatt Der 3iiri9er
3eitung. Das 8latt tpurbe ibn iibers
rei6t, pdbrenb paganini fpielte.
BlDBli9 ialus Der bic 3eitung iibers
fliegenbe RelIer nit Der 5aui auf ben
Slid unb brummte ben anberen iirls
nerftdnbli9e Worte bor Ii9 bin. Oa
bstrat 8ottfrieb Semper bas 2otal
unb nabm feinen getpobnten plaB gez
geniiber 8eller ein. Itad einiser 3eit
tpenbete ii9 Semper an Iein @egens
iiber nit Der eetpDbnli9ell 5rage, mas
es reues gdbe; nit ldfiiser 9anb nabm
er bic i6m bon Reller 5rsef9obene
3eitung bom Slide unb begann ba-
rim gu lefen. Oa plDBlib fprans er
auf; nit. itierem Bid auf bas Dor linn
! liesenbe 8latt binitarrenb, fubr ct
fid nit beiben 5dnben in bic tpeiBen
bi9ten 6aare unb ianf bann tpie 1ties
bergefdmettert auf ben @tubl auriid.
4eler, rubis feline 8rilIe pubenb,
murnelte elm paur unber1 1tdnblide
Sdbe geaen Gemper, Der, ben Ropf
auf bic sOdnbe geftiibt, beipeeungslos
baIdb. Sn bielem Mpment trat pus
| sanini an ben gifcb unb, besleitet BON
Dem linn eigcnen 2G9eln, itimmte er
ror ben bsiben MGnl,ern fein Spiel
an: feline Qisblingssabe, Menbelss
Ipbns .Gs lit beitimmt in Gottes
Gdtb -" Mbnungslos fpielte er bic
ntslan1olii9s Meiie. Da erbebt Diets
fter Semper benaupf, felt tpie traums
berloren auf ben muiifanisn unb ldbt
bann, Nib auficblnd5s.O, ben Ropf
auf ben Slid fdllen. glaG elmer fnra
gen Meile fprinst er cuF nnb ftiirmt
| 1nortlaus binaus. seeller sablt feline
| 3e9e unb giebt bem geieer ben iibli.
den Sbplus. rSa. ia, paganini, !"
/ fast sr gu ibm, .bcs baff Du fDieber
sinmal gltt sema1t Oh altes Ras
meel!" unb gebt ebeaIalls fort. 9osp
cobtts eriff mad Der 3ei.uns ilnb las
| bas Seiegralnnt bonn q. Sepieinbfr
1869: .Oas 6pftbeater in Oresben,
GDttfrieb 5empers MeiiiertDerf, ifebt
| in Glammen!s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
g. ssortfebung).


@opiel lpuBte tppbl ober libel ieoer
Nmertfaner, iopiel muBte er an1tanos=
halber tpiiIen. Wephten dber audi bteie
Mobrbeiten li9 i9r,eu perbretten; es
mar tpeniger lei6t, bic Menee Der SSrr@
timer, Der eineebilbeten 8efiirhtun9en
aus5urotten.
60 bebaupteten einige 8tebermdn@
ner, Der Monb lei Elm alter Sonnet, Der
ouf Teirrer langgeitredten 8dhn um ote
Some Der Grbe nabe gefomnlen unD
IN ibrem Electromagnetic feitgehalten
tporben fei. 9luf btefe Weife glGubten
Die @alonaItronpmen ben ansQebranrlz
ten gnblid bes Mpnbes erfldren 5n
f6nnen. Mleir, tpenn man borant btrl@
mics, bah bic &on,eten stne Mtmp@
gphdre baben, ber Monb aber rlt6t, 10
blieben Iie Die Nnttport i6ulct9 Die
qrnBen S6daren aberqldubt19er
8untmfDpfe lieBen fid an ibrer lln@
fenntntB nicbt geniigen, fte puBten
Dinge, bic ME geideben, unb belonoers
bonn Mtonb. Die einen metnten, 1elne
G6eibe fei Elm gldnaenDer Spte9el,
bur6 ben man it6 an beri4iebenenSrz
ten Der groe feben unb ietne 8ebanten
mittbeilen tonne. Mnbere ipoQten tptl=
fen, es 5tebe fe1t, baB Der y}enmono
uuter taufenb 5dllsn neunbnnoertz
fiinfatomal nambaftes nnglud,
Sturnflutbeu, Mufrl5r. grDbeben u.
+. 10. uebruCot babe; fie 1ldubten an Des
Monbes eebeimniBboGsn GtnflnB auf
has menlhli9e @ei9td; ite btelten thn
fir bas tpabre 8egenaetpid1t bes Saz
feins; fie meinten, Die Wtonbbepobne1
ieien ben Grb6spohnern Dur9 etn 1pnls
pat6if6es 8anb berbunben. Mtit 9ot<
tor Meab nabmen iie an, alles 2eben
bdnge bonn Ntpnb ab, uno ertldrter,
bic Rnuben tpiirben beionoer5 BET yteuz
monb, bic MGb9en i'm leBten 8tertel
qeboren, u. +. m. @nbli6 aber i6ndnz
BEN Die ssrrtbiimer, bic Mabrbeit ite9te
unb penn Der Mpnb, 1etneS Gtnfluhes
beraubt, na9 gepiHer 2eute Wtetnuna
alI' feline Ma6t perloren bate, tpenn
einiae ibm ben Niiden brebten: Die groz
he Mebrbeit fpradb itb bod fir tbn
aus. 9ie Wdnfees tannten tetnen a11s
beren @6rgeia mebr, als Den neuen
Sentiment in ben 2iiften in 8eitb 81
nebmen unb auf Ieinem 6Ddften 9tpfel
bos 5ternenbanner Der 8eretnigter
5taaten bon Nprbamerita auf5upflans
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
Siebentes Rapitel.

Oas QobIieb bomb er & II e l..
en- ibrem bentlpiirbigen 8rief bonn
7. Sttpber bate bic Sternnurte BON
cambridge bic 5rage aitrOnomtf9 be-
tra9tet; 9tnfort banoelte es it9 nm
TIRE me4anii9e 201ung. Sn iebem
arberen 2anbe 6dtte man bic prattt@
lchen S9tpiertgteiten fir uniiberptnb@
lieb erahtet; in Amertfa mar es nur
efn Spiel.
Sbne 3eitperluit bate prGiioent
Barbicdne i'm sSnnern bes 8un~3lubs
Elm 9usfiibrungstomite gebiloet. Die
fes Romite 1o1te tn bret @tBungen
bret qroBe ssragen: bic &aftone, bas
proieftil, bas pulper, tluritelen; es
beSfanb aus bier in bteiem Sad iebr
geiehrten Mlitgliebern: 8arbicane, Der
bel 5timmenglei9beit ben 9lusi4lag
COB, benz Gensral Morgan oemWaior
Glp1iIton unb Dem unbermetolthen
As. MdHpn, ben man gum S4rift@
fiibrer unb 3eferenten ernannte.
gm s. Sttober perfammelte ii4 bas
Romite Bel benz YrdIibenten 8arbiz
cane, Republican Street 3. Oa es
tpthtiq mar, bic ernite 8erbdnDlnng
niht BON eirem &nurren bes Wtagens
ftDren gu laHen, 70 nabmen bic bier
6erren aus benz 9un=3lub an einem
NIT 8utterbrDb9en unb Sbeetannen
reid befeBten Slid glab. SIS. Mae
ifon ergriff nit 1eirrer eiiernen 9anb
Die syeber, nnb bic 9iBung begann.
Darbieane nabm auerit bas Wort:
cMeine 5errenRouegen! Wir haben
eins Der erften probleme Der 8aliittt
su lDfen, bider WiHenf9dft, bic iid
NIT Der 8abn Der projettile bef4dfz
tigt, ber R0rper alfo, bic burh eint
@tobfraft in ben aaum binausgez
fdalenbert unb bann iib ielbit iiberla1=
fen fperben. Man fOnnte es fir logis
fher balten," fubr 8arbicane fort
,bieie erfte @iBung Der 8erdtbune
iiber bas Durfgerdtb gu tpiomen, al.
lein, nah reifli9er gripGgung i6ier
mir bic syrage nab Dem proieftil bit
Ilnh Der EanD1le 3u llDerDfe9en, DC
BON Der @rDBe bes einen notbtDenbie
bic GrGBe bes onbersn abbdngt."
sd bite ums Morti" rief ST.
Maitpn aus.
Mlit Der 3uporfonlmen4sit, bic fein'
rlhnreihe @ergangcnbsit oerbiente
fpurbe es ihm ertbstlt-
.Gapfere 5reunbe!N fegann er mi
9egeifieriing. .Mit Nedt Fent unic'
pr1iibent bic projeftilfrags Glen an
beren bpran! Die Gugel, Die mir au
ben Moflb fenbsn ipolien, III u1fe
Bote, infer Gefanbter, unh id) Bit
barunl, bonn rein moraliihen Gtdnb
panlt fpreden au biirIsii. SD lril
mid tlira faTen. ssSd) iibergebs 5i
pbbiifalifde Rugel, ireld)s tobtet, IN
mid ber mathematician, Der morali
iden Glgel ai3uirenOea sir mid I
bie sugsl Der idluaeabIss @etpei
slenfAliher Mddt: III ibr iaBt III
aIlts anfammsnfaiisn: a!s BET Wlsnft
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02

,Was alfo maheng1 mari Der Wfas
ior Derlegen Elm.
Sin anberes Metan als @ubeifen
arlipetlben.
raupfer2" fdste Morsan.
yNein, bas 1T nod 5ll fhfper. SOB
fam Sbnen eiren beferen 8orf9lag
MAIDEN"
,Welden benn2" frug Der Maipr.
,Mlunlinium!" antiportete 8arbicds
ne.
rMluminium!" riefen bic brei GDlz
legen bes Brdiibenten aus.
Dime 3petfel, meine 5reunbe. Sic
tpiien es eelang bem beriibn1ten frurz
aDfif9en Gbemifer 3enri Sainte=
Claire Depi[le i'm Sabre 1854 bas
Mlumintum als feIte Maiie bar5uitel@
len. Gs ldbt ii6 lei9t bedrbeiten, lit
in Der Natur duBerft perbreitet, 1T
breirnal lei9ter als @iIen, nnb f6einf
eigens aIs Wfaterta1 gu inherent proz
jettii gef9affen 5u feir.
y6urrd, bds Nlumi1ium!" rief Der
59riftfiibrer.
n9lber lieber prdfibsnt, fagte Der
Muior, lift Der Breis bes Nluminiums
ni6t febr bp99
rGr mar es," antportete 8drbicdz
ne. rGur5 nah ietner Gntbedung
toitete bds pfunb Nlumtnium 260 bis
$50 Dollars; fpdter idnf es auf 27
Dollars, unb beute bat es einen Wertb
bon 8 0ollars."
ylber 8 Dollars bas 8funb," ent@
gegnete Der Maior, Der it9 nibt 10
let9t fiigte, lift Elm fe6r bober Prets. "
9etpiB, lteber Malor, aber ni9t unz
erI6pingli9."
.uWtepiel tpirb benn bas groiettil
tpiesen9" frug Morgan.
r6ier lit bas Reiultat nteiner 8e@
re9nung," anttportete 8arbtcane.
r@tne Rugel ppn 1O8 3on 9ur6meher
unb II 3oG .@tGrte Der Manbung
Dtegt in 9uBeiien 67,44O Yfunb,
pGbrenb it9 ibr @ept9t in Mluminiz
um muir auf 1920 Pfunb iteut.
v9ehr quit" rtef Maiton. rDas
PaBt ausge5eidnet in unier proz
gramm."
n9ebr gut, febr quit" tpieberboIte
Der Waior. r9lber tptfen sic, bag
Proiefttl foitet, bas pfunb gu 9 Doll
lars gere6net 49,"
sd tpeiB es febr genau: 173,250
Dollars; tnbefen, dngIttgen sic ii9
nt4t, ltebe Srellnbe. Nn @etb pirb es
unierem nnternebmen nt9t manseln,
t9 biirge Sbnen bafiir."
rgs iptrb in unfere 8affe reenen!"
rtef SIS. Maitpn.
rNlo gut. Wie benfen sic iiber bds
alumfntum?" frug Der prGftbent.
r4nsenommen!" riefen bic anbern
bret Gomitemitglteber.
@o berltef bic erite @tbung beg goz
mites. Die Proiettilfrage mar enb=
gilttg gelDf, unb SIS. 'Mafton freute
it9 barauf, ben @eleniten cine gllu=
mtntnmtugel gu fenben, Die ibnen ei=
men famofen 8egriff pon ben Grbbe.
pobnern beibrtngen foIlte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02

uWarum nahin benn gt6el cine
Gtelle in Ter GelepbDn=gentralt un2"
r@ie fat fid NIT serbert geitritten
unh ibr, aefagt, fie ipiiros rliendls
mebr 3n ibm ipredell. aMie aber,
penn Tie ieBt leine IelepbpnzNummer
aufrufen nlllB2" sDas ifT's ia ebsn.
Nd fam iie nidis b4fiir. ipenn iie ibr
Wort brlcbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-06-02
92euntes Rapitel.
Die N ulperfraae.

glur nod bic pulDerfrage blieb 5u
erIebigen, beren 2Diung man nit
@pannung ertDartete. Wel1e Msn9e
bon pulper tpiirbe Bel Der @r0be bes
prpieftes unb Der Qdnge Der Ranpne
aur gr3eugung bss erfOrberlihen Gto=
Bes nDtbig fein2 Diefe furdtbare
9riebfraft, beren Mirfungen BIT
Menid jeboh mei5tert, Ioate lire
Mplle ebenfnls III bisher ungenObns
lihsn Derbdltniifen fpielen.
Gin 2iter pulper spiegt ungefdbr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13
sale Of Historic Manor.

York. Pa, Aug. 13.-The historic
tract of land in York county known as
springettsbury Manor was put up for
sale By the sheriff today. The manor
embraces $4,000 acres, representing
an original survey made by Governor
Keith in 1922, according to the terms
Of a treaty with the Conestoga In
dians The land was named in honor
Of Springett Penn, grandson of VIII.
liam Penn. James Smith of Yorktown,
a signer Of the Declaration of Inde.
pendence. was at one time an owner
of the tract. and built upon 1t the
famous Codorus forge, which turned
out cannon balls and grape shot for
the Continental army. The ruins Of
the old forge are still standing. as
are also the manor house intact and
still Inhabited, a flint mill and other
buildings of the colonial
period
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13
Good Spirits.

Good spirits don't all come from
Kentucky. Their main source is the
llver-and all the fine spirits ever
made in the Blue Grass state could
not remedy bad liver or the hundred
and one i'll effects 1t produces. You
can't have good spirits and a bad
liver at the same time. Your liver
must be in fine condition IL you would
feel buoyant, happy and hopeful,
bright Of eye, light Of step, vigorous
and successful in your pursuits. You
can put your liver in fine condition by
using Green's August Flower-the
greatest of all medicines for the liver
and stomach and a certain cure for
dyspepsia or Indigestion. It has been
a favorite household remedy for over
thirty-hve years August Flower will
make your liver healthy and active
and thus insure you a liberal supply
Of good spirits" Trial size, Csc;
regular bottles, 75c. At all druggists.
At DR.. Stones drug stores
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13
Farmers Surf Holiday.

seaglrt, N. j., Aug. 13-"Blg Salt
Water Day"-Which had it's origin in
the eighteenth century-was duly OBJ.
served today by the farmers of Ocean
and Monmouth counties. The day was
spent in feasting on the good things
a farmers wife known so well how
to prepare, in bathing and in frolick.
ing on the strand.
Guests from the neghboring sum.
mer hotels turned out in large mum.
bers to view the picturesque scene
The bathing outfits. as usual, worn by
the farmers and their families were
remarkable for variety and originality.
After dip In Old Neptune the
country folk had luncheon which they
carried in baskets and boxes and then
strolled along the beach and encount-
cred the fakirs. A dancing platform
was erected. and the young folks en-.
joyed dancing until evening set In.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-08-13

81 louls, Mo, Aus i3.-n cole
blatiop OF the annlyersary Of the can
taFo of ihe city of Manila rs the
American Troops che managemen OF
fhe worlds fair designated today as
Manila Day" az tho exposition and
"a pDoyed 20 be one OF tho red letter
aASe "a The big fair 10 date, The Ma.
tier'' Society, Army or the Phihp,
pines whose annual reunion is being
tietd here ana che Flhpln0 colony az
tht eNposltlon took part ia The day Is
ipiH@ram, whlch consisted % speeches.
sseisws and roanions. Pr0mlneul
tnons lhe speakers Were escretary Of
War TAFT Colonel Edwards Chief OF
sac insular Bureau, Generals Chanee
and Merritt. Senator lodge. chairman