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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
Bolivar.
10. SttDber 1904.
Werther 8eobabter!

gyertber 9eobahter!
gouarb %. Yoao uno 5Srau reilisn
AM IL. nod 5berwpDo. Dttni4an. nm
bel ben gltern oes Serrn Saae Seluh
gu MAIDEN. naa ibrer Riiftehr Don ootl
miro oos Yaar nod Rem pblluoeIpbia
lberiieoeln, no 6err Soao als She'll
baber in eiuem 8rDcerls 8ef6dlt iein
nirb. = 6rau @arrle gSatters BON
&eo Giper Sails, WtiAigal,, III fir
einiae Mp1en bier bel ibrer SchiDener
Der Ssrau ,Siaat 5baIer anf 8eiu6. =
Ser 8elang.Abeno, iuel6er om leBteu
Sonntag Abeno in Der oentIAen Rlr4e
UOm 8slun9Aor ab9slalten wuroe, wor
out beIudt uuo beIrieoiQte Die 3ubOrer
iOmobl nie bic Sdn9er. - @barles, Der
IA sSabr aIte Sobn Der @beleute Solll
Sung, aB am lebten Sumita9 gu ulel
Galtanien uno WullniilIe, als er gefun=
ben wuroe. mar er beIinnuu9slos uno
Gbaum ltano ibm Dor Dem Wtunoe. -
6rau 2ouis Wpers bon plttsburg lit
bel ibren Gltern oen gbeleutsn @brllt.
Hamlp Snei Meilsn BON bier pobneno
auf Yeiu1. - Ser I1on iiber 80 Subr
alte &epereno u. &. Smith bate leBten
Dienltas einen S1laQanIall uno> Iiegt
beoentlid trant oanleoer. - Die 9ercen
u. s. YritIbert uno 8alter Geel llno
am Dori9en Slsnlia9 na1 Der Welts
Ausltelun9 9ereit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
NnlaMh.

Sn Sem Oort i!iir3te am z. Sttobsr
Elm oreiIiBiges 9utomobil. ipelhes 9
Berionen. flint Grauen uuo bier Dtdn-
rer eutbielt uno nit elmer Sdnelliateit
bon 90 Weilen per Stunoe fubr, cine
grbDbuna am iiiolihen @noe Der
Serome Moenue binab auf Die @eleiIe
Der q. 9. @entral uno 5uoIon Giuer
Babn. auf tpelher aeraoe elm 3ua
beraneebrauH lam. Drei Sniafien bes
Nutompbils. Der Chauffeur Mllen Nopes
Bella YercD uno cine unbetannte 6rau,
muroen auf Der Stsle eetootet, Die
feds iibriaen Derlebt, stuei oauon itb,per.
gnolih bat israu Garrie Nation
einen Gidter 9efunben. Der lih niht
Dor benz fanatiIben 9Ssibe Iii,htet.
Carrie batte tiirslih in Widita, Gas.,
nit Ssrau 2ucp Milnoit. Erau Mpra
Me0enrp unb israu 2poia MoupB,
alusi Spieaelideiben in einem gnaros.
aelhdff einseihlagen. oaiiir murben bic
Mesdren I'm 5taatseridt Der b0smili.
oen 3erIt6runa iremosn giaentbnms
ibulbig bsfunoen. ssrau Nation inuros
.su iehs Mo.laten @eidnanib uno $50
Geioiirafe perllrileilt; Grau Wilnoil
unb Gran NcDeutp 81 ie $3.50 UNI
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
Ggc,trTomem sta1 Yittsbmrg
iiber pie Nenniplpamia
2iniem ann Seimd)e
Der Nfnaitefiutfn.

GreurIonstidets gum 9eiu1e Der Nusftelung in
Bitfsbare perben am g.. l5, % llnb 20. September
anD am g. l3. urb 20, Gftpber BON 9enuiion. gabir
Gbeiter Wbeeltns gsaibingtpn Geeii nno ben oa3pi.
ibenltegenoen Stetonen beS ipeitliben GDitems nuo
BON Stem Ybtlabelpba, 9olphatan Mibtabula Grte.
Stonebpro nno ben ba5pibeg Ie9enoen Statoncn
bes uorb,ueitlid}en SpitenS perfant Sic @nnofabrt
BON 9ep 0bila6elpba fDtef So So unb lit oahet
Gtntrttsforte sn Der ansItelnns enbegriffen nnb lit
bas 2ldet shltg big 81 benz barauifolgenoen CONS
tag 0te ansleanng bon 1904 lit better ola ie suoor
unb iiub narnentlid bic nuiifaltifen Getungen be.
merfensipertbe Greutors unb icine itaetifdc Mnif.
aeieaihoft pom 81. Mngnft bis g. September. Sonia
uno ieine berhbmte @cienihoit bonn I. big H. Sep.
tember. Wiftpr 6erbertS Grd,eiter pom 10. bis "a
Gepteuber. Bogs gtep Worf 5pmphonp Drdbeiier
BON 20. September bis l. Sftober. 9anba MpIIa ppn,
8. bis 8. Gftober uHb Malter OarnrpitS Gpnlpbnne.
Grd)elfer bonn 10. bis % Offpber.
syeriter iinb ebensDertb cine 9ieiie nnd bem Morb.
pol cine No6probuftiou Der MISUNDERSTANDING III ct.
2Onis nit ben @ebdaoen nnb 'Anlasen nnb onberen
GebenSwarbi9ttiteH nto nnterbaltuHgea aller Mrt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
Ia9esnent8
Ghta.


Sin Geriud. baB gountD 8efdnenib
In @oibocton nit DDnamit au serfDren,
III nod refseitia oaourh perhinoeri
woroen. Dab elmer Der 8efdn9euen am
Dienltoe gbeno. aIs oas 8ei6irr bonn
Na6telien nod Der Slide eel6ift muroe,
einen 3ettel in leiner 5beetalie binaus=
ihmu9aclte. Su Dem 8efdngniB be.
tinoeu lih sur 3eit Die YriiDer 2lpsrs.
ole i'm lebten Dtonat abgefabt nuroen,
uls lie im ssQriff luaren. in. Die 8unt
Don WarIulu ein3ubrebell, uno iiinf
anoere gmbre6er. 9lbt 5tanaen
Gpnamit wutosn in oen 3elen ges
fun0tH.
s}n MaIfillpu linb leit Monta9 1900
Sergleute am Streit. neil Die Mallilpn
Roblen 80. cine @rb6bung oes Qphnss
um aruei @ents Die 5Onne ijber Den i'm
April beioerisiti9 ieitQsItsll,eR 2obniaB
uermeiqert bat. Ger Streit lit pon osm
BrGpoelten Der Union, Hobsrt 2e9e,
nn9eptbnet mDroen.
Gin Bsrii6t ooG Die Canton Slime
SopinNs 8ant hsi Dem 9anterott Der
Nulin0nn SO. s75, 600 perlrrsn babe,
butte om Wtpntuu eineu Multurm aul
Die guut our Tptge. 2lGe. bic ib,
6jslo hdben wuiltslt, puroen prompt
ousbcsnhlt.
Sn Gleuelano nahm om WontaN SO
oumll shnepp. Elm 4l s}nbre nlts,
E6bme. islne S>psi RiuOsr Gmmu uuo
Spbn. 4 beSm. 3 Sabre ait, in Den
&eller lelnsr MoDuunQ. ,uo er leoem oer
bcioen Slrinsn elle &uQel nu,d Den
&opi ibuB, lie oui DER Stelle t6oteuo
Gie Ginber naren Aetnebelt tuoroen.
UNI iie am SdlreIn 81 uerbinoern
NadOem sr ieine ainoer 9st6ottt. teQab
li1 Shnvpp ouf Den Nrieoboi, 100
ieine Dor eiaem Jubr uetitptbene fr0u
bserbist lit. uno er ltoB Ih bort einy
Guoel in osu Gopf, Die Wuuoe, Die er
ii9 su9siii8t, tit absr wabrI0elnlid
niht tDoilG.
2apinia uno Martha Selfair. Die in
Der Wdbe ppu Denomination in Clinton
@puntp mnAnu, Sthpelteru pes 2thtb.
g8. 8. Seliair, babtn all Gr.ital
lebensasidbrlite 8ranolplnoen sr0al=
ten. Sbre aIeioer maren Dor einen'
pffensn GaminIsuer in VrGno gsratben.
2auinia 5elfuir 1T Ieltbem 9sltprbsn
uno ibre GdweIter IieQt i'm Sterben.
Sn youngstown bat SOhn SOiODib.
Elm Nrbeitsr, leine Gran uno lsinen
sDbn i'm Streit t6otlid perleBt unr
oann GelbmOro be9On9en.
yei elmer @iisnbabn .GOliliOn oui
Der pon 6auoIs Yobn, 3ebn Meilen
Ditlib BON Steubenuille. fam Elm 0ei3s,
Namens s. 9g. &au6 ums 2eben uno
Iieben BerIonen mItoen mebr ooer ire
niger l6per uerleBt.
Die aGnsll9 erblinoete Greilin Trau
parmelia Dlderion, IS Sabre alt. per.
brannte nit ilrem 0dus1sn in Sprinu
fielo, als Iie allein in Dem Saul 9e.
lahen mOroen mar.
3pei Briiosr, Sobn Bartholomew. Is
Sabre alt. uno Gamucl Bartholomew,
2l Sabre alt. pOu SbarDn. bsi Gin.
cinnati. wu.oen in einem Yussp IiBeno,
pom eiuem 3uae Der giN Sour Bahn
beiQoonoale nisosr9eranut uno in erdB.
ti6er Weiie uerhiimmelt nno aetDotet.
gu Soo 0etrampelt BON elmer 6eroe
Yeb wuroe Der 80 Sabre alte 0apio
0artle bon 8eamsoiQe, Darte @ountp.
III elmer nah ieines Gpbnes MoDnune
fiibrsnoen en9en 8alle Qeiuloen. Ger
lnfall bate teine 3suQeu. allsiu ole
YerleBunsen oes binidlliaen GrsiIss
laKen cine anoere grtldrun9 oss 3ooes
taum au.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

9eborenen cine orobenoe Saltuna elm.
nabmen uno nun fommt Die Nabridt.
oaB cine 4bttsilrng oerielben bon oen
Gtneeborsnen iiberfallen tpurDs. als iie
ben Runene.FIub frsuste. Sic Mbtbti.
lung, uelde 400 GIIisiere ,tnb Wann.
fdaften 5dhlts, perlpr 254 on SDoien,
unter ibnen Is Siiijisre, so Ser.
ipunbete.
Sn Dem belaiI6en Sort 81. Marie
bei @alloo erplooirten am z. St!pber
orei Branntsn. Glf SDloaten tpuroen
auf Der STEELE getDotet uno piele perlebt.
Die GrploIion ereisnets ii1. als Die
Branaten in oas WtaQo3in Qebrobt
nuroen. tpeld)ss pollfdnoia Serit6rt
Dur0e,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
1tno iucmn Ole 8olfc tic ncr>
fliific

bic Spuue ftcbt bob am SiImesaett. 9ieen Croft
tputea m oie p,elen Wsagen. nno 2eberfranteu gelag
iein lasu. Die om Sepen psrape,iain. Sie 6unfte
gIulte pehe bre eebensbohn peroaItert idBt Ii uer
iu,eileu stud aus bta 9utneH tbrer iebper erfrant
ten Grgone ldBt ieb ncD nsieS Seben eriDe6en. DaS
alittel ioitber Gifebr ann tSeiuubbeit bilbsu. pie
5auenoe Sebeilter IN alea Ibsiteu Der SlpiliNrien
98el haatbar be,eu9 bic serobe oarIm 70 bsrahnten
ct. gernarb GrGmteypiuen, bic ig ben Ger. Etaaten
pie hheraa in jeoer 9lpDtbefe fir nnr IS gents 5a
baben iuo Gs tlt oas elm sans aigenibunlibeS Sel.
tiiei DaS por lanQen 3eten nDn De 9eIebrten Wtbu,
den bon ct BERNARD ,in Nrsneifdas Der jtatnr as.
fnnoen pnrhe mnb nur aus tetllrdftiacn 4Hanaenbe.
tanDtbeen beitebL sutlhe oiref aut Wase nAa 2ebsr
wr'en. &ieie 9ile,t brauraen fetne Sueerbule beuu
e entballtn its als bic better pegetabiiiifen Mrs.
neiitofte nno e baten audi mas ie oeripreer, benH
lie Derlpredcn mr. mas tie baiten tbnnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

9tm WpotoQ ent9leiite Elm StraBen.
babnpageu DER tsllinOis 0dlleD electric
NallwoD an elmer iharfen aurpe bel
Sesblter gart. Su.. une Dpu oer 40
pNnauleren muroen 3S uerlebt, ubey
QltifIiuermeiie linp oieie YerisBnngen
nldt lebensgeIdbrIi6. Ger SiraBen.
babnwa9en tuuroe pOtllidnoia osmDiirt.
sfn Der Ndbe BON 0oufon, 5sras,
tano am SountoQ Elm Tumlienswiit in
Der SbiIllnq'itben Eomilie eiu blutiQes
@noe. German Cttmnu uno @rnr
ohlting, IT,. limo tOot uno 6rto.
Shlllln9 uno grnIt ShlllinO. IT,. linn
lthper uerpunott. Ter dItsre 5hillluQ
tDuyos un0eblib aus Nsrisben non Sri.
man eridolien, Der nit oen jiineersn
Wltllleoern Der Shil1ing 'iben 6unliIie
Il sineu Streit 9srGtben mar.
lPit elmer 2rt bruhte Sp6n 8oIooid
III YonnQstoiUn itlner 6rau uno Isinsm
:-cbn lhusre 8srlrBun9en bel. Sann
|ttsB er lid lelbIi Die Rlin9e elnes
Arobtu NrOomtier5 bis ans 0sIt in
oeu 0nis uno liayb aui Der SteGs. Ser
'Ltnnn mar III 6OlQe Don 00lletel upu
Siuneu Qemefsn uno butte Ii1 all
Isiuer jrau iiber bdusli1e 9lngele9en:
hriten Qsltrjtlen. Eie 6rau 1T ipabr=
Idsln'ib Nuf Den 5uo DsrlsBt.
Nus Mtrpu miro beridtet. oaB 6euru
-0|uher. elmer Der dlteiten unu bsfanu.
ItIisu Burger pOn Gummit @ouutp,
upn elnsm 3u9e Der y. & 8. Yabn
aberfabren uno 9etD0tet puroe.
Ger 0ambm9er SenIotionsproseB
scgen Die meGrf06e &inoesm0roerm
&I'iabstb Wieie 9ina ON WOnla9 gu
gnoe. uno Die 9ln9ctIa9te. mel6e bis
gum IeBten Nu9enblif ollie ibr our 2ar
9ele0ten 8erbrs6en 9eleugnet bate,
puroe gum SOoe osrurtbeilt.
9us ,Geutibe Sori", uubs oem
29eItausitrlunasploye in ct. 2Ouis ii
Our6 6euer serhDrt morosn.
5n @osuile Gitp. Orsgon, 1T oas
uuf WillIDnen bemertAste 8eouer Siu
Acknowledgement in SranD Qeratben unc
man beiiir4tet leine 9dnSlibe Ger
ltorung.
gei oe.A @inltur3 zines Neubaus in
Santiago. Chile, rDuroen am MOutaQ
bunoert 9lrbei!er oeribiittet. Sis lsBt
fino Is Qeihen unn 40 8erleBte aus
osn Srhmmern beraussslbafft wOroen.
Die Mabt= =Rampagne Der Yopulifcn
miro ppn osn &epuhlitaneru Iinanaisll
nnterltiiBt. Saraus ertlart lib bic
Yorliebe Som @ations fur &ooisuelt.
Giniee miBperoniiete Semptratsn
aeltiren sesen 0urit uuo @erber. oOd)
lueroen oleielben bas Sraut llibt fett
MAIDEN. bod 1T es immerbin gut. luenn
man Die 2eute tennen lernt.
@pbest 5. Wpnne. Der iriibers Silis.
@sueral. Yuiimsiiier. muroe on 5tells
oes uerlOrbenen 0enrp g. papne. oen
er lett ieiner Gralttpeit uertrat. gum
@ensral= Fpltmeiter srnaunt.
Sn Senniion Qeriet6en am 5anfa9
abeno Jerrp Weaane uno tie 8riioer
u. 8. uno 0enrD @luB I'M Strsit.
neil MeRane iiber feline Shmie9er=
to1ter, cine S9ueltsr Der 8riosr @lub
anlt0biae Vsmertlngen mahie. Sic
Sriioer mouien Mtcaane pruaeln. mo=
raul 2ebterer Die SSlu1t er9riff. ygie
er iaQt. iboB man nit einenl Neboloer
uah ilm. tpdbrsno et licb fliihteie. gr
lisb bic beioen griioer uerbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

sSrau MounB au $50 @eloitraie. 60
fort na9oem lie eeaen 8trgidaft aus
benz 8cfdn9niB enttahen tpDroen lparen,
gin9en Grau Notion unb 5rau Mc.
Senrp Die 5trabe binab. no lie Der
ibnen begesnenoeu Mdnnern Die gi.
garren aus benz Munbe lAlugen. gie
muroen iofort tpieoer perhnitet uno be.
finoen iih jeBt i'm 8eIdnonib, Der
GrieoensiiDrung uno oes 0erlperrens
Der Ssitenmege angstla9t.
Sn Goiie, sSbalo. mutoe gbarles
Oalp. N9ent fir cine 8asaelelI1aft,
mdbreno er in leiner WObnunQ i'm
Shlafe lag. ernlprost. Ser Sa,Qoel
mar ibm our1 einen Yeilbieb oeipalten
unb Der &Drper bon orei SdliIleu Qe.
tronen. Sp1ter meloete 6reo Suno.
eln Usttbeluobner Deg Daules. Der pos
IiSei, oaB Gran, 3alp lbren @uttsn cr.
ldollen babe. Bono iompbl lp,e 6rau
Galu muroer DerbaItet uuo Die lsB!ere
ertIdrte lm 9erb0r. liz babe in eeltlt=
usrtptiplQung Die SGtNe oui Den @ut-
ten ah9rfeuert. NalD ouruuf laQte lie
in einsm &eltdnonnils, Bono. Ger mil
lbr elne heimIlAe Slebdalt 1ea0bt babe.
lei Der MDyosr.
StAs 9,naslsllte DER N2i6ioor
GjronD 3runt Gabn nno GonntuQ
DiprQen IN Dem Don BORT 0uron mad
Surnia uuter Dem ST. GIolt 6luB biz.
ftlhrencHn 5nnnsl all &oblenauitu er.
t'ft. SIN HobIen5ug Der ben 5unnel
palilrte, muroe IN susi i hslit gerillen
uno o,el 3uqbeamts s,nlftsn ou Sob.
lriinaitn. Ser Sotomoiiolubrer. ter
ocn VslIud mahte, Den Nelt Der 98uQ.
lons Gus oem 3unnsl Su ihieben, tam
btl oem WaAeIint snm. 3usi auosrs
!tnQelttIlte. DIE i'll Oen 9iilQsl1nanaer.
len OOhlrcum elHorunGen. erlilftell
pbeiIulls. Gie Namsn Der 6ootsn
mo: Il. 9. 9egN BON Bort Gurpn.
2ctrmot;bfubter Srbn @nltmou bon
Ror. 6urpu. &pnoutteur &. y
SimplOH BON Snrnio, Ont, Gonout.
teur $. S. 3inslyD Don earnio,
Bremler Sbomas WcGrotb ppn Garnio
luo 8remler 9. u. @illls upn 5arula.
Die sueite Settipn oes Yeliouel,uus
go. SO ben NtiApuri Vaeific 8abn past
Wld,lta. 3os., nod 81. 2Onis Iubreur
uno Don 8siu1ern DER 9BsltaEsTteGuno
olAt beleBt, llieB am MOntua MorQen
aeraoe 0tli6 pOu Warrensburg. MD.
nit einsm weitlid iobrsnoeu 6ra6tsuQ
Suiammen. % psrIousu muroe,l aui
DIR Stelle get0otet nno ti;le perleB:,
eini9e tDoli6.
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MnslanO.


Su Sambur9 1T Die ebemalioe Sc.
bOmme iFrau &lliabstb y8leie peQen
meLrfabem &lnoesmoro la unter=
lu9un9sbaft. Sic 9lnQetIaote iiber=
nabm Ytle9etlnoer lsgsn cine Bsloobs
finoung nnO lieb lis mad gmpfuna Der
getrd0e bsribuinben. Gie ertrdntie
aud Elm Slno ibrer si9enen 5phter i'm
gHal1erelIn'r llno mashte Den Nerluh.
tbren Gatten nit oerO,lteten Gofies su
beleltl9en. 9si Der 5ootuua Der Ginoer
pernenoete lie Morpbium. Sic 2ei6en
uerbranate lie mittsllt elmer Sod.
maiebine.
yin betla9enslpsrtbss llnUliif bat
noD an'drineno in Dem Uerleboater
SraullIoblsn, getQluerts im9nbaltiIbsn
Srelle R0!ben suQetraQeu. Su 5Sploe
elner p.oblihen llcberi6wemmuna wur.
Den ahtsebu Geute I'M 5dabte einoe=
l1lol1:n. uno rs 1T taum an3uuebnRn,
Dap lle nod lebeno 81 Saee eeiDrosrt
perotn fonnen. oblbon ioiOrt ole I'M.
fallenoiien 3ettun9slnabregeln in Gin.
g'ttf aslummsn lpnroen. Nuth ben
leBtIn Beribten limo Die @ingelhlpis=
nen ale ertrunten.
Die Sellteinlbe 8nltsscitun9" mel.
bet, onB Die Grnpp'ihs Bermani. .Werft
AL Riel. auber unierieeboten su 0eriuh.
awefen. au1 orei llrierieebots fir
NuBlano baut, Die erlt Dor tur5em IN
NuItraQ Qeaeben lnurDen.
Ser Rapitdn oes britifden 0ampfers
Gibun beribtet, oaB Ter Yultan Mo.t
gelee. btNen liirbts.llhe NusDrilns im
Wnlanee lliai 1902 Die Qanse Siaot
g,erre pernilbtete. ipieoer in boiler 9hd.
tiateit Gd befinoet. @anSe Maiisu
fhmarSer Woltsn uno Ipriibenoer isersr-
bdae meroen aus lsinem Grater empor.
oei1leuDert. Eas ertlart Die unee.
beuren Gtanblpolten, ole unldn9it IN
ben Winomarts Snieln 9eleben luurben.
sSn Manhsiisr. gn9lano. lino inIOlss
Der Dtpreilion in Der Yauliluoilinou-
ltrie sluilb.n uier3ia- biz IiinISiatanieno
Meulben in ben armeren 3beilen Der
GtaDt t1aiidhlib am Yerblnaern.
Mebnlihe 2uitdnoe berrlden in 2onoou
anb aneeren sroBen 5tioten oes Der,
Gol,iasreihs, no Der bsDorltebenoe
Winter iDlaritpelnllN Der barteIie lett
pielen Sabre.l Iiir pw drmeren Glaiiell
tperben miro.
SIM lesten Nuai ianbie portugal
cine StraferpeoItiur nod portusiiifh,
GiiolDeltairita, iDeil Die boriigen Sin
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

GBaries 8. @asner,
SbsriH aaa 1ascaramas Gaunts. otio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13

tpirb iAalo eeaeben uuo rlandmal
olaubt cine arau aud, es lei ibre eiaes
he sdulo. lpenn ibr Gebdd nidt gut
ausfdllt, wdbrenb es in Wirfli1teit oas
gRebl lit, oas oafiir uerantDortlib iif.a
Sci alle.n Erot. 9uden uno anoerem
@sbdd, tpo3u Wshl bertuenoet tpirb. be-
nubt upeerleB" Webl uno In Der Rihe
unO i'm 6peilesimmer tuiro lauter 9nlt
uno 5reube iein. benr .peerleb" Mell
!, iii BON better Qualitdt uno ergibi im-
inner bic beIfen Relnltate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-10-13
Sberif's
YrDflamQtiOll.
NoDemberluabl 1904.
Sir Wablmdnner fir 8rdiifent
unb Siee=Brddbent Der
Sereini9ten Staaten,
Staats> 0iitrift~ II.
County 8eamten.
Otenltaa,
5. 9(DDember 1904,

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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
OHIO "rIRELANDs" DISTRICT.
Tract Set Apart for Connecticut suf
ferers by Benedict Arnold's
Warfare

Unnumbsred native Ohioans, not to
speak of hundreds of thousands of
residents of the State who have come
from foreign lands and other states
OF the American Union, must have
wondered why a fertile and produc-
tive tract In northern Ohio, district
which in no way hints Of the ravages
OF fire, should be called the Fire
lands. Among all the vicissitudes g.
Ohio's early history great conflagra.
tions were notable for their absence.
NO such terrible forest fires swept
mis- Estate as ravaged large areas in
Michigan and Wisconsin seventy or
eighty years later
The fires TO which the name refers
ragged in Connecticut, not Ohio, and
they were the wor:: of British or
Tory soldiers, instead of the result
OF accidents or natural causes. In
1871, when the long struggle for in
dependence was nearly ended Bene-
DICT Arnold commanded an expedition
which ravaged the Connecticut coast
of Long Island Sound. He burned
New London and other towns. and left
behind misery and des;itution, as
well as a more bitter hatred than he
had earned before that outrage upon
his native State.
THIS and other cruel and senscless
attacks upon Connecticut towns left
SO strong a feeling Of sympathy and
injustice behind that in disposing of
Connecticuts rights in lands now
forming part of Olio Isl square miles
In the extreme western end of the
Western Reserve were set apart to
be donated to sufferers by the British
raids. Five ranges of townships run
ming north and south were included
in this tract.
Sandusky Bay and Lake Erie ex-
tend so far southwark at this point
that the five ranges or townships con-
tanned only about five hundred thou
sand acres Of land. The tract meas
ured some twenty-Seven miles by thir-
~. The Connecticut sufferers from
the torcn of the enemy lived chiefly
IN New London, Norwalk and Fair
field, and it was from those towns
that many of the settlers Of the Fire
lands" came 10 build in the Ohio will
d2rness settlements bearing the same
names and having like civic ideals
and character-Dayton Herald.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Where Cold kil,a.

Klondike River is fed by numerous
soda springs and even the winters
cold fails to close them entirely. Walk
ing on the edge of the ice near the
shore miner one day slipped into
six inches of watsr. In a moment he
was out and fastened to Cae brush
hard by to light fire before his feet
froze. Rapidly he cut few frag-
ments of wood with his heavy pocket
knife. But the unlighted match drop.
ped from his already chilled fingers.
for he had rash!y removed his nit
tens in order 10 use the knife with
more freedom. Then he lighted sec
ond and third and finally several at
one time, but either his haste or per-
haps q sigh OF the air caused them
to fall on the snow. All tais time the
frost was seizing his limbs, his body,
his heart his mind. He turned to
the fatal mittcns. which he never
should have taken on but his al
ready frozen fingers could only Ifs
them from the ice where they had
falicn. and after vain attempt II.
hurled them from him and strove
once again to light a last match. Blu:
ii was tCO late.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Faces That Comfort One.

81 wish some people knew lust how
much their faces can comfort one!" The
speaker was d yoing woman who had
passed through deep sorrows: she was tell
ING a friend how many people comforted
her. though they were unconscious of if
The Epworth Herald tci!s the story. "I
often ride Gown In the same street car
with your father, and 1t has been such a
hcp TO me TO SIT next to him. There ia
somcth"lg so good and strong and kind
about him, 1T has been a comfort lust to
ieol he was beside me- Sometimes, when
| have been utterly depressed and dis.
couaged, he has seemed somehow to
know jgst the night word to say to me;
but. If he didn't talk. why Just looked
at his lace, and that helped me. He prob.
any has not til" least IDEA of it. Tor [
know him slightly, and don't suDpose
peop,0 ha,t realize, anyway. how much
They are hc.pinE or hndcring others"
Ihcre Is great deal OF tins unconscious
Kindness IN the world Moses wist not
that hls face snoac. The best people are
no; "ware oi their goodness. According
20 the Old legend. 1t was Only when i; fell
behind him. where he could no. sop il.
that the sam!,y m"ns shadow hcacd the
SICK. Ihis IS parade. Goodness That is
aware OF Itself has !os: much of its CHARM.
kindnCsscs tina: a.c done uEconsciously
mean tho most.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Queer Old Time Railroad Pass,

Col. William Doris of Huntington
enjoys tine rare distinction of travel
ing on u PENNSYLVANIA Railroad pass
issued in 1850 which is without limit.
This pass is a curiosity. having on it.
in addition to the ncces ssary wording.
the picture CT an engine and two
cars, which are unique, as might be
imagined. The engine is anything
but modern. and the coaches have the
old time "possum belly" in which bag
gage was carried. The Colonel re-
tains this pass because he was one
Of the original stockholders of the
company Tyrone Pa.) Herald.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17
Byzantine Claims GOD Save the
kino"

A Greek processes to have discover
ed that the British national anthem
is merely plagiarism from the BY
zantine. The statement is that on a
manuscript just acquired by the Ma
tional Library in Athens there is in.
scribed the notation of the hymn Of
Constantine Paleologos, the last En-
peror of Byzantine, and this, on be.
ing transcribed and played, is said to
have presented so many similarities
to God Save the King" as to strike
everybody familiar with the English
lir.-LOndon Globe
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-17

often | could hardly straighten my
back. The aching was bad in
the daytime. but just as bad ut
night. and l was always lame in the
morning. ] was bothered with rheu-
matte pains and dropsical swelling of
the feet. The urinary passages were
painful, and the secretions were dis
colored and so free that often l had to
rise at night felt tired all day. Half
a box served TO relieve me, and three
boxes effected permanent cure"
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