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The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

Grandfather Pennel (who declared him
self to be hundred and two, though he
was born in 1910 to little Robert Seton
Browne, who had arrived in Greenvtlle
only three months before, under the
guidance Of friendly stork
On envelopes and billheads he was
Mr.. William Manning" At all other
times he was BILL" or Uncle Bill. %
according to the age of the speaker.
Manning had no particular business to
OCCUPY his time. His father had left
him an independent income, and he had
only the affairs Of others In which to
take an interest. It was the universal
ity OF his knowledge that made him SO
good an adviser; he could indulge both
sides instead Of only one.
This had continued for sone years.
when suddenly Miss Amanda Penrose
came to Greenville. She was a distant
cousin of Grandfather Pennel's STEP
daughter, and this she considered SUM
cient reason why the Pennels should
take her under their roof tree. Mrs.
Pennel III declared hotly that consider
ing the fact that Lillian Douglas, who
had been the daughter of Penneps Sec
ond wife by her first husband. had been
dead for three years. Miss Penrose had
no right to claim relationship.
Grandfather Pennel smiled amiably
at the disputants, but In the end always
decided in favor Of Miss Amanda, in
clined thereto by the fact that she was
willing to admit that he was hundred
and two, even though she knew better.
In the course Of time the pitched bat
ties between Susan Pennel and Miss
Amanda ceased. Miss Amanda, silent
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

rsSs,lfksF.sSL, month that he had
= 49, 81 been there had not
---s - served to change the
habit cf sight fixed by all the years
that had gone before.
ITS for tonight isn't il. Miss
Lee?'' he cried. recognizing her step;
tonight I'll get rid Of these con
founded bandages and see the light Of
day once more. oh, you don't know
how this month has dragged. It's for
tonight. isn't it?"
I believe So" returned the nurse
gently. But OF course the doctor
will have to decide. He'll be here
soon"
Cad, How glad I'll be to see once
more" cried the man. L never could
have stood it even for q month If it
hadn't been for you. You've been an
angel to me"
The nurse blushed softly and cast
9 very tender look at the man. She
answered merrilv, 'All the nurses here
would have been the same. Nine pa
tieCts out Of ten think we are angels
while they are in the hospital. They
change their minds afterward."
I never shall Do you know. after
al, despite all the pain and the anxiety,
an glad this thing happened"
"Why?"
Because il has enabled me to know
you. oh, Of course, I have known
you 70 speak to for months, and by
sight for years, but that isn't knowing
how tender. how sweet. how long suf-
fering you could be. Oh, Miss Lee
Gertrude"
Hush. The doctor said you must
keep cool. you know. Excitement
might injure your eyes"
The man sank back into his chair.
True" he said slowly. Il forgot that
I haven't any right to speak now; I
forget that the result Of this operation
isn't absolutely certain and that I may
be blind-good God, blind-and that,
in any case, I must mend my fortunes
before there. is that the doctor
Coming?"
The nurse glanced out of the open
soor into the hall. Yes" she said,
hes just down the corridor always
You're not going back to your old
position right away, are you, Mr..
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

girl, then a sense Of comprehension
came over him. He sighed; he was
an old man, but not a callous one. IF
you want him to see again, Miss Lee"
he said, "be sure to keep him thinking
so. In that lies his one chance. Keep
him cheerful at all hazards. and pos
sibly''-
The doctor turned away. and the
nurse slowly retraced her steps to
Scotts room. She had known Henry
Scott for year or more and had liked
and admired him from the first In
the month that they had been thrown
together by the accident that had
forced Scott to- enter the hospital this
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

this was the first new minister to ap-
pear in a whole generation.
The deacons' committee had di-
yided or the subject. some favoring a
young man and some an older and
wiser head, but Brother Williams had
turned the scale by threatening to
withdraw his subscription unless a
young and progressive" man should
be called.
Accordingly, after much lobbying
on the part OF the Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY.. It was announced that the Rev.
Mr. Dinsmore, a young student Of d.
vinity. had been selected. and that he
would occupy the pulpit on the fol-
lowing Sunday.
Sunday morning came, and. as the
new minister had not yet put IN an
appearance. the village was on the
alert He would surely come that
day.
They were not disappointed. When
the 1:lo train pulled into the depot
a stranger stepped out and presented
himself at the ticket window.
He was q most aftable young man
and was 5auntily dressed.
GOOD merningl" he said, and he
put such an emphasis on the first
word that It sounded almost like a
chant.
Miss williams. the operator. looked
up from her lunch and quickly slipped
a hslf-eaten egg into her apron
pocket.
s'Cau you tell me. madam" said the
Fentleman, smiling, everything 1
want to know about this historic and
progressive city OF Scroggsheld?"
"T-I-why. yes, think so. II
Won please, SIR" she stammered, quite
overcome
.-weu. that's lucky for me-" the
stranger exclaimed enthusiastically.
Now. II you WILL" he continued. lust
teu me where the new church is locat-
ed. and, swear, III remember you IN
my daily prayers"
The operator had begun to resent his
manner, but now she understood 1t
was the new minister.
It's on South Main street.-The
church is, she said. right next 70
Farnhann's drug store and hat empo-
rum. But mebby you'd better go down
10 our house and see paw. He's on the
deacons' committee and can tell you
anything you want TO know"
Thanks" replied the affable stran-
ger. pushing his Panama on the
hack OF his head and winkng boldly at
the dashed and hustered girl. "P'raps
7 viii call, but not specially when your
pas at home. oh. by the way, MISS
Miss -.
He waited
Williams" she said.
aAh. Miss williams. Well, now, MISS
Williams, tell your pa I'll meet the
committee at the church this evening
at 3. That's good girl. Thanks. NOW
where's the hotel?"
Miss williams looked askance. Ine
Temperance House Is right across frorn
The church" she said.
The stranger gulped hard ana went
out
within five minutes the deacon's
daughter had managed to get the word
to ber folks, and the village soon knew
that the new minister was IN town.
When Deacon Williams started
around TO tell the rest of the commit
tee he met the indignant president OF
the Ladies' Aid Society upon his DOOR
step.
What kind of a man is this young
TOinsnore ?'' she demanded. Ii ne
breaches tomorrow you can drop my
name from the subscription list.
The deacon stared blandly.
Hes been throwing kisses az ny
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

CROGGSFIELD was
to have a new minis
ter. The whole. viii
lage was interested,
for, although there
were several churches
in the little hamlet.
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

Copyright. 1904 by K. NJ. wht.h.ado
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

Copyright. 1904. by R. NJ. George.)
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

HE man sitting in the
darkened room at the
hospital raised his
bandaCed eyes as the
nurse entered. The
month that he had
been there had not
served to change the
The San Francisco call., 1904-02-14

Iss SEWER was wor-
ried.
She sat at the front
bedroom window i'm
patiently tapping the
arm of her wicker
rocker with one hand
and using a finger of
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Gin wirkfamts l%9uemittsl.

Der SmpreIario Sargent bate sieI
amsritonil6e SGngerin Repaod, bic
a~lleroinss bamals bic S6be ibres Rub.
mes nod ni9t srrsi6t bate, 81 siuerI
9aItipielretie our1 bic umeritaniihenl
@roBtGpte setponnen. Qber 81 isinsss
ei9enen Gritaunsn entipratsn bic Grs|
foIss gan3 uno gar nid)t isnsn, BON
benen er getrGumt bate.
sd peib isst, mas Sbuen fetlt, 4
fasts er zines Sages. .Gs lit ni9t'
Stimms. es 1T ui6t 5leib. Is iino -
0tumanten!"
nWober aber nebmen uno ni6t iteGs
lem" antportete a6iel3udeno Die
aiinItlerin.
r2a6en Sic mid MIR MAIDEN"
Rd6mittdgs rei6te Der SmpreIdrio
btr SinItlsrin ben Qrm, um lie bur9
bic Strabsn bon Montrsol in 9dnaoa,
no tie Iih gsrabe befanben, su fi6yen.
SIN Qusldgstaiten zines SSupeliers aes
tpd6rte er einsn prG4tigen S9mud
bon Similibiumonten, ben sr INN ben
biaigen Preis o $125 sritanb. Damn
Iieb er ii6 cine erobs, i6pere itGblsrne
aahetts geben, in pel6e bic fdll6en
9idmdnten b~ineiugeIegt puroen.
Sn Gbicu9o, tpobin bic Rsiie 3unGhF
cling. lieB er ben 9eliBsr beS Sotsls, in
benz er nit Der 9iinItlerin obgeItieAu,
tommen uno bat i'm, bic 4aHette IN
W~erpabruns 3u nebmen. als biefes~
aber borte, oab bic barin dufbepdbrtsu
Diamdnten etn 9eiGsnt bes Raiiers
bon Rublanb feien unb .iner Wertb
bon $4,000 re%prdisntirten, ipeiserts er
ii4 enti9ieben, cine iolds @erdntpors
ting duf fi4 gu nebmen. Sar9ent
iteate nun bic Sorberung, Der Wirtb
mDge bofiir forsen. bab spsi polt5iiteu
ms Sotel beitelt tpiirben, bic Gag uub
Ra4t bic 2afette au betpa9en batter.
Die 8unoe oopon burheilte pts Elm
Gauffeuer san5 Chicago; Sebsrmanu
fproh nur nod bon ben 8rtaanten Der
SGngerin.
als lie gum eriten Male a%uftrat, mar
oas Sbedter gebriidt BOZ bon 9erionen,
Die bauptid6lih bic 10 iibsraus toit6as
rem 8riadnten gu ieb.n ~perlangten, 0a
man glei63eitis bic Wabrnebmung
ma6te, baB bic 8iinitlerin nod nsbenbei
etn. aasrIiebite Stimme befiBs, rpar i9r
9lid sema4t unb ibre Stsluns dls
primaoonnd geii6ert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13

neEsn lbs nskmlEs NsaASsss slr=sst,
u Hzk ss msssnss AssaAx "a
ggsfSHsm 6 kae Hlfin AafnnA. .As
w1A4s- 20 aittl Hisis mit ssm fssRat
kagAk na6 lhsu Gaah. -AatAsn
mit.. &a essit irSs GaAe FEN umfA
lah lhm unpsEWombI "a Ne Aaasm
.Malhsm Gle mlT ale msiR Nuun6 \
40 iur&is. Reb 10 ies hidsi ssRas
bah TO ion sisl AZ trsnia lishx, uHs
Ion bsitath<n an scnnsa
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ihunl" AthemIes iomtR bic Weyss
btfaus. .0ln Msdbtsn lpis Ss iGnu1
MIR benz RoHm anesbOttn. ben "a
Ilthil-
Gs untubridis elm bittsrts Gao
ttln. .Tas Snlimmils abtr u. Haft
enter Isbt, Der mir Iitber IN ais u-l
ben ih Iieben lpiiroe, bsib nno innigi
iptnn Id fsirsr @essniisbt ..Fted
lp6re-@
Sic bate iih ibm 10 ps:t sugentis&
bah re ibm fan tn ben armtn lag. lind
sr--mstn Gott. sr tpar Serliebt. iuna
uub u~nperborbtn uno gldubts an baa
Wsib, bic 2isbe, bic I'm Simmsi eel
r6loF.nen Chen uno ale bisl, ldSntul
Tinge.
Rad elmer Wiertslftunbe srtbsitts bid
DIANA untsr 3brGnen Der Ribruna
benz grautpadrs ibr.n Gsesn. gut'
Benz iunsen grGutisdm itanosn bic aus
gen poa WaHer: 70 itbr mar sr ses
riibrt, BUR Serene psinte nidt unbl
ladts AUDI niht. sic leste ibre SoncI
In bic ibres 8srlobten, fab i'm I8ipeis
eenb an uuo ba1ts: .0u @rmsr!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Gin ieltiames 8eerGbniB.

ieltiamite 8esrGbnib, bds tpo6l iemalg
itdttgefunoen bat, ereignete Ii4 DOR
etnisen Subren in England. Sn Der
sroben 9dncnengieberet bss 4rTenaIs
gu Woolpi4 itilr5te beim @teben etuss
Der rieIisen S9iffsesi9iB. elm arbeis
ter IN bic ipsibgliibenbe WstalmaFs.
Der aorper bes ltnsliidliten ipurbs
bon Der Wetaamafs in fiir3eiter ,3sit
O%Oaftdnois uufse3ebrt. Die grienul'
oerfpaltung meloete ben ionbsrbdren
6au iofort an bas 8riegsminiItsrium
unb oteies oronete telesrdpbiI9 an, bah
oas Wetdq-es ipdr cine Mdfe bon
mebr ais $4,000 pfunb-ni9t MIR urs
gegoIien bleiben ioIts, ionbsrn unter
geobd4tun9 uler BEL einem 8sgrdbniB
iibIiten 6ormsn beItottet peroen ioute.
90 geiHdb es, unb Der 24,000 pfuno
f4pere Wstalblod nit Der 4i4e oes
peruneliidten Nrbeiters punbe unter
8stbeiliguns idmmtlifer 9lrbeiter b.s
4risnals duf Dem 6rieobcf in Woels
lpi6 feierli6 beItdttet. |,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Die ahneienben fno bel" g

feinem .5simsdrten' f6rsibt Deter
Roisessr: Dom 9i6tsr @ittor Sueo
ipirb sr5Gblt, baB an ieiner 5afel, az
pel6er er itets 6reunbs uno CUTE ges
fannie ein5uIaoen pflests, Elm sidener
2ebnfeFel geftanoen Tel, auf ben ii9
nie Semonb Isben burfte. 2eer unb
fin itanb Der SeFsI od afpii6sn ben
iibrigen befebten Stiiblen, uno an Der
2ebne leu9tete bic Snf4rift: Die Qbs
tpefenbsn Iinb bal" llebsr bieIs ,Blds
rptte" bes Dihters III bel g~eIpottelt
norben, man bat lie benz .qbergldus
BEN susei4rieben. 2iest ni9t a6er
bic tpabrt. bic tiefe 8eoeutuna bel
nGbsr2 WGrs es ni6t BEL isbsm 5iTde,
In isoer @erfammlung 3peimdbig, bab
fold Elm SeHel itiinoe nit oer Mdbr
hung: Die QbpslsRoen Tnb BAL"
0islei6t nirbs mandss @ort Der
Mehiiance, Der 0erltumbung, Der
2ieblofsteit sesen abpeisnbs unses
ipro6en bkiben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13
Ablsbnune uno Gtrudbruas.

Sn ben bon ben -@r.n3botsn" pers
offentlihten Sdgebu1blGttern bes .ins
Itigen preubifhea aultusminiiters 0r.
Robert 8ofe 1T sine bon 0ebeimratb
Soiel er3Gblte bubble 8ismards9 Sc
fhthte entbalten. Ginss cages tam
Der portrasenbe Rdtb betm Gtoatss
minifterium, 9ebetmtr Rdt6 3itels
mann, nit benz ablebnenoen 8eiheio
uuf irsenb cine gingabe gu 8ismord.
Ha1oem Der 6iirt ben gnttpurf ges
lsfen bate, fagte er su 3itelmdnn:
wWt. t0nreu STE cine Nble9nuus 10
unb5fli9 sdfen2 sic miiFsn BEL Der
4bfdfuns bon gei6etben INNER on
6ran3 |. unb aarl V. bsntsn. asns
nen sic ben 8oredng2" 3itelmann:
.Nein, 0ur6lau6t.@ 9ismard:
rWenn Grans /. Elm 9eiu6 ~ablsbnte,
10 seihab bies in 70 be3ouberuo giiz
tiger uno liebensipiroigsr Gorm, baB
ieber, Der einen ablsbnenben 8eI6eio
erbtslt, ent3iidt unb gliidli6 barber
mar. 2arI v. basssen fabt. feline
9nabenbe5etsunsen unb bic GepGbs
rung bon Geiuden in 70 b~OdIeberne,
fteife, pertlduiulirte Sormsn, bab jeber,
benz er feline 9unlt sstpGbrts, Iif bars
iiber Grserte. Daran miiHen sic benz
ten, tuenn sic 8eideibe entperfsn."-
0us tam ii4, fist 8ofe bin3u, bic
gauge preubii4e 8ursdutratie msrten.
an bodlsoerner Steifbsit uno an forms
loisr @robbeit leiiten bic 9ef6sios Der
9ehorben oft aeraoeau unalaubliAes.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-07-13

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aem.
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sang ceHrlth-
Ga pSRt ts Nn eenH ulct gar
Toe pcn benz iressnesn Ri&ss nne tam
ndher-Rdhev--a
STE nieb tlRsn $hrei aus. pts TIN
rur pie Hreuos une bic ansh ane o0s
Spoeserausn herporbrinssn tintn
tarsen. ssIlsnosn Shrst. Der eurt bic
Radt hindusholtt pts Der S6rti zines
Sa6i6ts.
Damn Iests Fh fhon eint .ncterm
Sano am TIRE asble uno eridtt 81
unn ltsb niht eber los, ais Dts ole Itbs
ten 3utansen Der GroroFelteu gu
Gnoc iparsn. Sn ben berporqutleneen
@usen itano es nibt sef4risben, oh ft
ben W0rosr srtannt batisn oeer
niht.-
Differ fab if9 f4eu UNI in Der bunts
len aummsr. 1rauben ithlasen einiee
5unbe ON. 9as mar unane,nebm.
Gr Bate rubis ~~arbeittn4 t0nnsn.
rptnn bic Nltt ntdt ben psrfluhten
Shrsi 1useeftoben bate. 60 mar
alIes 70 gut einssfdpeIt sspeisu uuc
10 slatt seednsen. Nls CT re bonn
6enIter aus bsobohtet bate, mar er
niht 6enlertt tporoen, unb ndhoem oas
9tht srloIhen. bate er ebsnio unbe'
merit ben ShliifsI pom 5sniterIims
nebmsn unb iih sinf9leiten tOnnen.
llno seraoe iest mubte tie nod ertpds
den
Sbm mar, ala ob er S6ritte unb
Stimmen borts! 3lr3 fertts 81 ma
den, mar oas aliisits: pubte er bod,
tpobin lie ben 8euteI peritedt bate. Mit
iiterem 0riff 3os er Jpn unter ibrem
&opf beraus unb ittsg ourh oas nGdIte
6eniter ms 6rsis. Der Ruhtpino
fam berein unb iptelte nit ben srausn
6aaren Der Sooten.
0iesmat leuhtete oas 6riibrotb, ais
Der Strpl9 ben Walb am onbsren Gnos
perlieb. Gr mar bic No6t btnburd
ben alien @es 3uriidsssansen. Or
aber befriebist leste sr ii9 jebt
am Wdlbiaum nieber unb bolte bas
GeinpunoiGdden hsrpor; e. mar 3eit.
oie geut: 81 5G6len.
9lei6 Der bitten am 4beno porber
brsttete .r bic S6dBe Dor It6 aus auf
Der griinen 9eds. Gin biinnes geus
tel9en nit @slo-8riefe-9lumsn-
Rinberfhube - Sterbetreu3 - ales
plumber! 4bsr tn ben pdpisrsn mubte
q tommsn, oa mubtsn pfanobriefe
Ino coupons unb We6feI porbanoea
'etn; er tounte bds. Raf6 trdmte er
,ur9. S9ulbefts-3eusnife unb bas
olafe 8tIb--fein Bib Dor Sabrsn
battle .r es aus 4msritd bsriiterss>
Wit s~itternoeu 3usen itonb barun.
ter: .4uf Wieberieh'n!"
ga no6m er einen Strtd aus Der
unb erbGnsts Iib an benz nI6s
ten Oft Der eide, bic ODER ibm rouihte.
ss tpa UNI bteielbe 3eit. ais man feline
tobt tn ibrem Bette fanb.-
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6t0anktn(plittrr

3aeessr6Ben i6nnsn nur Rleine trsroen.
eieb DID Der .Hreuno" in Std,
Der emit Dir 5reue lhipor,
Wetn 9ungs, trote oihl
Ntht b II bits, Der psrlorl
Tim ibirftsn iptro oas auss. ipeuu<l
iiberieben min.
Gs stbt 10 piel Slid uno bod 10 tpenia
@lidlihe.
3te Acknowledgement IN Der SaasiHlaas
luw @e'taeVduoc.
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AuatuefR.

0enoarm: .&0nnen sic T.
ais G5elsute legitimiren2"-W q
~Sapobl! Oh, gllte, leg bod mai mi
elmer 9arotnenprsoigt los!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-05

81, Glisabetb 56,441, Soboten 64,:
$50, sSeriep GitD 219,462, Repar1
265, 1894, Orange 25,731, 9afaic 32,:
452, 9dterTon 113,217, Srenton 76,s
766, 8eit 6obpfen 5ppn 26,523.
g1ep gprt MlbanD 93,920. Qu.
burn 1852, 8ingbamton 41,039
Buffalo 381, ,4O3, glmira 37,006
8ingFpn 25,516, gaep Dorf 3,716,.
139, Renburg 25,501, Ro9efer TO-:
798, S4enectabn 43,038, SDracuft
114,443, Srop 1857, Utica 60,097
Ypnfers 52,701.
Sbio = Mfron 4T835, Canton 3d.
Oil, Cincinnati 332,934, glepelanf
Ala, $50, Columbus 135, ,487, 8aptor
1855, 6amilton 25,819, 2ima 25,=
445, @prinefielb 40,161, Solebr
145,9 ,901, youngstown 48,386.
Oregon = gortIanb 1855.
gennIblpdnid - Mlegbenn 1885,.
O18, 9llentotpn 38,573, Qlltoonu A.:
500, @beiter 1896, Cation 26,775
@rie 56,363, Sarrisburg 52,951
Sobnstotpn 39,059, 2ancaiter 44,294
Mc8eespprt 38,274, Sem Cattle 3d.
593, Y6tlabelpbta 1,367,716, Bitts=
burg 345,043, Heobtng 85,051
SCRANTON 1O7,026, 8ilfesbarre 55,=
921, Williamsport 26,246, yprt &c.
438.
&hobe SSslanb -patptudet 42,711
9robibence 1912, 8ponfodet 3d.
415.
SenneFee = Chattanooga 3O,469
8norbiIIe 34,344, Mempbts 1869
NaIbbtlle 82,711. t
Seras : 9alos 44,159, Tori
Mortb 27192, @alpeiton 32,742
6oufton 50,760. San Intonio 58,s
016.
lltab = Salt Safe eitp 57,138.
@irginia = g}OrfOIt 55,149, Ri9s
npnb 86,148.
@afbington Seattle 92,O2O,
Spotane Al ,927, 3ocoma 45,102.
8eit 8irginia : @beeling 40,186.
Wtsconitn - Ga Grofe 30,038,
Milipautee 312,736, Sf6toi6 29,919,
Raeine 81, 500, Superior 36,824.
ca. 9. 9bls5.) =
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8nnttt.1r- 5pasreat.

Die Sbermen BON 8atb, Die ols
6eilquellen in Gnalanb bo6en Huf qes
rlieBen, finb in neuefter 3eit aud, bas
burh intereiTant qetporben. bah man
in ben aus ibnen aufiteioenben @aien
bas 0orbanbeniein bes auf Der @pns
ne in orpben Wlenoen porhonbenen
Clements SeIium enfbedt hat. eseht
bat nun @frutt bic i'm @ammelbeden
unb ben Qeitunoen Der NueIIen befinbs
lihen Nblaaerinaen cbenifcf ,lnters
fud,t unb oefunben bah biefe in perz
bGltnibmGbid niht unbebe1fenben
MenoeI1 oud5 saobil1m enthaIten gnd,
lit beffen QuantitGt imnerhin pieI All n
oerina I'm cine tehnifrhe @eminn,t,,n
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-05
Gas frnusnlt dt-rtpltld1r Ah=
kottttttRat.

8s5iisli9 bes atpif9en 5ranfretd
unb England bersinbartsn @btom.
mems iiber Neufunblunb, GgDpten,
Marotto unb Siam t6eilt Der Yarifer
vSemps" Solgenbes nit: sSn Neus
funbIanb per3i9tet Jrantrei9 auf baa
Re9t, Die gefangenen Sii9e am llfet
gu trpdnen, bebdlt aber bas StI9ereiz
re9t fir bas ganae &ui itengebtet, etns
I6ltebli9 bes bisber beitrittener
Re6ts bes 9ummerfanges, unb ge=
tptnnt baau fir Die fran30ftf9en ST.
I9er bas He9t, BEL ben yteufunbldn=
bern ben Sii9t0ber ein5utaufen. @tne
aus Sffi3teren Der englii6en uni
fran3Ofiiden Marine beitebenbe gom=
mifiton ioa Die gntI6dbigungen feft=
ieBen, pel6e Der fran50fii4en Snbu=
ftrte fir ben 8er5i9t auf oas Srodnen
bes 5anges 3uiteben. Die 9egenlets
ltungen @n9lanbs beiteben in ben mitz
set6etlten acknowledgement in
Weitafrita. Sir @eppten gibt Der
Semps ben Snbalt Der Nbma9ungen
70 an: On Der politiiden Gage Gspp>
tens europa gegeniiber ipirb ntdts
geGnbert. Die internationalen Gin=
ri6tungen, infonberbett Die Stats
fduloenfafie unb Die gemii9ten Sc
ri6te, iperben in ibrer gegenndrtisen
Sprm uufre9t erbalten. Syrantret9
bate bisber feline 3ufttnmunq au Der
8erpenbung Der lleberi9iiHe Der
99ulbenpertpaltung bur9 bic esbpti=
I6e Regierung perneigert; ieBt tit biefe
3uitimmung erfplgt. On 9tene Der
beIonberen unb ber19iebendrtigen
8iirgiaaften, Die fir bic Sdulb bor@
banben tparen, ion tiinftig muir cine
treten: bas gan5e 2anbgebiet ggbp<
tens in 5orm Der egpptiihen @runoz
iteuer. Sranfreih bate 1890 ni6t
nur Der Hnlfpanblung Der bepprre6tez
ten Sdulb auseitimmt, ionbern audi
ibrer Giid5ablung Bis 1905; fir bic
umpanblung unb Giid5ablung Der
garanttrten GtaatsI9ulb (Qlnleibe bon
1855 un6 Der unifi3irten 56ulb
feblten befonbere Abmadungen. Die
ispptif9en 59ulben, Die Die 9dupi@
biirgfdaft Der internationalen gons
trolle unD Der fran5Ofi39en Nftion am
Jtil iinb, fonnten Demna9 mebr ober
periger i9nen BON 1905 ab 5uriidgez
5ablt Derben, unb baour6 fpdre
5ranfreih bes Sauptmittels fir feine
Mftipn am g2il beraubt tpprben. 0os
neue Nbfommen felt nun berf9iebene
5riften auf, DDr beren abfauf bic Nns
leiben ntdt 5uriidge5ablt tperben biir@
fen. Dieie 5riitea iinb neit senug,
um ben fran50iifhen Gldubigern III
Betreff Der intfi5irten 59ulo einen
Nortbeil bon mebr als so Miaionen
Granten 81 geipGbren, i'm 8ergleiA
gu benz 8etrag, ben ibnen bic gegen@
tpdrtige Mrt Der Niid5ablung einge@
bra1t bate. Der Generalreierpefonb
Der Sdulbenfaife bleibt beiteben unb
pirb nod srb0bt; auberbem tpirb Elm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-05

go piel ift fdon erfunben tporben:
Rau9lofes pulper, pferbelofe &uts
f6en,, brd5tloie Selegrapbie. Nun
follte einmal Der fteuernlofe Staat err
funDen tperDen.
*
Die @elebrten iinb nod ni9t gana
eirlig bariiber, Of unfere alte Mutte,
Grbe nod 10 ober 100 Wiillioner
Sabre nitma9en tpirb, bod etnige mt
einem befonberen @a9erbltd begabt'
3eitgenoiIen geben ibr mod bD9ftens
100 Sabre. Oa ieber Menf6 cir
Ggoift 1T, 10 fann es Der gegenipdrtis
gen Generation egal. iein, !pel4e Dor
bieIen propbeseiungen eintrifft.
-
Die sssusenb ipirb BON 5d60ner gu.
funfts3eit
eiets fhpdrmenb uberfddumen,
Das Glter preiit ftets bic 0ergdngen.
beit
1lnb beibe - trdumen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-05

5tattbalter Mlerietp bat feline lebte
Riid3mgsbepeguns eingeleitet.
Menn bir's i'm Ropf unb 6ersen
fdipirrt,
Was ipillit BIZ Beifer baben2
Mer niht mebr liebt unb nibt mebr
irrt,
Der lafe iiA begrabtn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-05

Da in San Domingo Del gefunbsn
tporben 1T, 10 lit bic Mnabme nint uns
berehttgt. bob BITE Mnnerion balo ipie
gefhmiert Dor iih gehen tpirb.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-09-19

minister of the INTERIOR he had con-
stantly supported the principle of ab-
soute liberty of workingmen to strike,
and that 1t was not the duty of the
government to intervene, adding that
he intended to follow the sarne prin-
ciple while he remains in power.
Seeks to Placate.
The minister continued: THE pain
full facts are to be regretted by all that
in one case soldiers used their arms
in self-defense after being attacked and
wounded, and IN other instance, acted
without orders from their superiors.
Therefore. these soldiers have been put
at the disposal of the judicial authors
ties while an inquiry is going on to
ascertain the responsibility for the
occurrences"
Signor Giolittis dispatch ended as
follows: "In administering my office
shall remain always within the law,
but shall perform my duty and make
the law respected by all. /. there
fore, hope the socialists will recon-
mend calm behavior and avoid deplor-
able violence, compromising the cause
OF liberty"