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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
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@rauitgcrWorD Int Cincinnati.
9llh &opfs ihreflid, serfhnitieu uito
serihlaaen. murbe am 8. 9iouelnber bic
2eide bon Nlma Steinlpap, etnein 3ele=
pbonmdbhen nrn Is eSa1reil. in einer
Ireien Got in Der Ndbe oes spring
8roue. 5rieobofes IN ggiiiiou glacs,
elmer 8oritaot BON Cincinnati aefMnDeil.
Gblpo6l mdnnli6e Spurea in Der Wdhe
Der GeiAe gelunoen ipuroe, 10 bleibt Der
WOroer osnnob unbsfannt. Die lniIae
Same per!ieb Die 5eiepbon SIfie, i'll
@umninsuile ON Miitlneh nm neun
ubr Ibenos uno am 8onnerIfag Wor=
gen wuroe i6r tooter GBrper in Ger Got
in Der 9dbe oes iSrieDhofes auf9efunoen.
>Sbr Gopf uno 8slift muroen alien
Nnl6ein nah nit einem itumpfen eSn=
ltrument seribla9en. Nus elmer Wunoe
erQoB lih ons @ebirn. Elm an0erer
Gcblo9 bate Den Ginnbafen 9ebro1en.
mebrere 3dbne ousaeithlagen uno ein
oreiefi9es Sttid oes &innbafens felbit.
Bon oem Ylab, NO Die Qsihe eefun=
Den muroe, Fiibrte cine blutige Gpdr
an BFaos entlanQ na6 Der Gisle. BON
loelder Die 2sihs Qelhleppt lpproen mar.
Olelem Bfaoe eutlnng fano man Die
Spnren i6merer StisIel, alien 9in-
Ibelne mad bieeniasu oes Wl0roers.
Relne onoere Verlebunaen, als Die am
Hopfe, muroen QeIuuoen.
Wtnn nlmmt an. oaB oas iluae
Wtdo6en auf Die Winton Goao Sira-
Benbabu luortete, oIs Tie angegrtifen
muroe. Gin Srna5ier. Billet, ueldes
fltr $40 ubr Ibents ousaeltefIt mar,
muroe In ibrer trompIboft gefhiciienen
0nno Qefunoel, pelbes ben 3eitpunft
oes W}oroes au9iebt.
9os 0ldo6sn mar Elm Mtitalith oes
@bOrs Der @pistOpal= Stride in Mintol
pIoce uno bon Nllen oea6tet.
Nm Sonnerltag Qbeno- beriAtete Der
@onouctsur 5Srant GlmIe Der Boli,et.
oaB Nlma Stsinwup, oas ermorbete
Dt0ohen am Uor6srNs benoen Nbtno ali.
Der &nO'plton.gfe ieiuen g1uqeu in
Be9IeltunA einss Wunues beEsisaen
babe. 8us Baar fubr bis sur Winton
Nono nno fIeg aus. @r ia0ts, oaB Der
,Wunn OIters nit Sri. Gtoinwap qefab=
ren lei. Simle iaQte ierner, oaB Der
Wnm un9efdbr 38 Sabre alt lei .unb
oaB er oenietben ioentificireu f0nnte.
IRE III er Ibn WIeoer su 8e!i1t bstGme.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
BolitnGes.

Die Nepublitaner ertldren Die Nb-
itinlnun9 am EienItoa lei elm 0er=
trauensootum fir Gooleuelt. Utag ia
iein. nur mDbten mir eerne wihen,
woouyd licb Der prdlioent oas Yer=
trallen Ueroien: bat?
Nm 8ienIiag Daben Die Srulfs nit
0itlfe ibres Beloes Die Semntraten oes
ib!aaen. 3und6it msroeu nun Die
Qrbeiter. Srganiiat;onen oil Die Geibe
tOmmell. uao Die NominiiiratiDn miro
feinen Singer riibren, osnlelben 3u
1eliem.
9le Srulis bnben es lid einen l60nen
gaBen tofen loilsn. &ooiepelt su nab.
len, uno ieBt mrb oas @elo Gus Dem
Golfe beraus9el6unoen peroen.
Der 3nfertrult bat ihon ansefangeil
ieine Wabltoiten iuieoer einsubrin9en,
penn IN tllrser 3sit Iinb Die preiie fir
rafflnirten 3ufsr UNI IS Buntte 9eiie=
aen. Die anDeren 5ruis tperoen na1s
fDlaer.
Sic Gtimmoeber entI1ieoen fib am
Stenlta9 fir ei,le Geaieruna Der 5rufIs,
ourh Die Sruits uno iiir Die 5rults.
Yelbeioenbelt lit eine 3isr ano 10
beanlprudte 3asgart. Der Yorliber oes
bemotratiibel 9tationalsG omites, an
Sage Dor osrWahl II Il + 27O glettoral=
ftimmen iiir Barrier.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

9lm %. ,uno 80. Ropember nadb
Chicago uno 5uriif iiir Den einFdhen
8rels nit Dem 3ui6laa Don einem
Dollar. 5ifets gut big 5. Desember.
Speaiale Sonnta9s=grcurIionen mad,
gleoelano fir Sl.50 iiber Die .. & ..
gilsnbahn. Gie 3iiee perlafen Stem
philadelphia Wiorsens nm 8.45 uno
sebsn abenos $50 bon @leoelano ob.
20
Nm %. uno "a. y2obeinber mad,
YldBeu $50 WeiIen in Der aunoe Ers
curlionstifets fur II oes elutauen
preiles. 5ifets siiltig bis %. Rpb.
9iad bem 5iioen uno 6iouelten
wtroen anlieolerl ieoen orittea Diens.
tag IN lebem Wolat bis gum Is. Noz
uelnbsr iehr billlse 5itets fur eillfahe
6abrt bertaiit. %
glah Der WeliansFsllune IN ct.
Souls, SaiIon.3 .3idsts. eut bis a.lnl
Is. 8eseln Der. iolpls go aaae 3if,ts
Is Gage 5ifets 81 Den llieoti,stell
preilen. SO
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
Bier beeittcnc Idubcr iitcrs
fanen cline Samf nnO idbieBcn
Ocn 4aiStrer nicOcr.

Bier Yauolteil 81 8feroe ritten an
Sienliag 9eaAmittaQ bsi Der @rlten ga.
ilpnolbunt IN Soon, gDpo., Dor, orei
lpranaell ab, ipariru benz Dterten Die
3uAsi 3u uno trateu nit Qeihulterten'
8eue6r Elm. Sunen Sogen liz yRepolusr
lIlso berrlhten Slusl aniuelsnOe Tunoeu
al, Die Oanoe bod, Su beben, tuanoten
llb 9sgen cen &ailirsr S. Is. lRioonugb
uno foroerten ibn auf, olle5 uorrdtbiae
@elo bsraussuQebsn. Wllooaulb mollte
enlflie9en, fano ober Die S9ilr gum
SlaterSimmer Ueri6lohen unb ais er
elner slpsilen 5bilre snellte, TbpNen i'm
Die Sunoiteu tuot. Ser gouotat W.
3. gSall nebenan bOrte oeu 2drm uno
erlAien alsb0Io nit eiuem SbleBgemsbr
oO1 Die Gluber Dutten bereits Die ibren
duf ihu 9erlhtet uno g8aa muBle lib
iuriifSeben.
Bulb erl6ieneu anoere Yur9er auf
oem SbaupIaBe. oOb Die N0uber ga=
lopplrten OaOOn. lp0Dreuo Die &u9eln
um ibre &0pIs pfIfreu. gIutlpuren
ieIgen, ouB elner UUn l9nen usrmunoet
Duros. Glne YeriOl9uu9 wurOs raid
orgunlHrt, uue wsbriablaen UtQnner
oe5 Ortes felBten ben Spuren Der
Sdnoltsll uno geAen Z tl9r usrl0utete,
odB slle Der 8ertotAerlbdareu nit oen
SlubtllnAeH S1une iDeDlelte. Die
Santlten lollen llD oelll unter Dem
gImen u9Ute III tge Wau" Dstunnten
JtuuberIWtupflDlntel SugeWeiDet 9aOen.
15tnn lle 0lsIes GOD ertet0en iDHleu.
wtro nlar lle lblDerIl1 erlDH1sn. Glns
SsIubnnuy uOll $5OUU ut uut llre @r-
sreifaiI8 uu59eleBt. liIo0ullgD gutter
IIBt Srau uno 4 &IuDer. &upIlau
@Oop YunL!U Ylu" 0er UDn Der
!lHaIle lsleNldpglIp Ueltanol9t Uuroe,
vai 5urttd ltlegtupllrI, ct Ueloe IOIOrl
naY COOP abfa9rrn un0 0te Ss:tUlguny
III PerlOn ieltsli. Die Van0llem Su1eu
G9He Veute ub.
GIN 8sleht 1T nad Den leBten WieL-
0un9eH DeDUrpegeHo. SunalO Ylu III
Otrelt5 nit eller 9elsLllDdft BON
doeItgeu Ju9ofreunoeu aus gn9lano
aulerIUegs PER SpsclaIsn9 aus Omaha,
JtsD., tai 5Uei lslnsr Stpttg Spaper
mt uno Yferoe iii Den SupnBOl Ds=
Etut, um lsb glei1 nab ieluer AntunftI
duT Ole utenlDenla9o 5u munen. Van
IPdteren UttltDeIluuysn lUuule Utlo-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
). q. 0torgan 9iebt ciuc
. SSciigUc DcrGItS.

Seem DOrt. 4. WOu. S. y. WOr9an
bat oas pta1tlge tlr9Ilhe @elDano,
uel9es CT uOr 2 sSabren. uhne 81 plllen.
oaB Daslelbe aus Der SatbeOrale III
2lscOIi. SStulien. 9eltohlen mar, an9e=
tuuit bate, Der itallenll1en Ne9lerung
5ur 8eriiiguug 9eltellt. uno sUar Ut
oas eurA germ!tt!nn9 hes ltallenllhen
Weianoten @omonouBluu9os 9elbebeu.
Das 8spauo belinoet li9 aur 3elt I'M
SIctoria uno gilbert Muleum in SonOon
Dem es Worsau Qelleben bate. Der
8elanote ertIarte, oaB man li1 In gana
,Stalien oariiber freuen Weros. oaB Ole
toltbare Geliequle ipleoer III Den SellB
Oer Satbeorale gelan9e. 8au3 Stallen
ueroe Dem WRilllDudr 9ant minen. Nls
Wor9an oapon borte, oaB oas 8ewano
geltoblenes Gut lei, ertldrte er ltb
ioIOrt bereit, odslelbe lelnen re1ts=
mabisen @isentbiimern pleoer 5uau=
ltellen, penn ibnl Die n0t9l9en VeWelIe
9ellefert niiroen. Sei elmer am Sonner.
ltas itattgefunoenen yelpredung err
tlarte er oann 9errn plan9os, oaB er
auf re1tmaBiee Weile III ben YehB bes
lusrtbpollen Stiids getommeu lei uno
oaSielbe i'm 9uten 8lauben, DaB er Der
Gieenthdmer lei. an oas Wiuieum Der=
lieben babe. 9iab priifung Der llm=
itdnoe babe er lid entidlolieu. oas 8e=
tuano Der italienilben &cglerung sur
gerfiiaun9 su itellsn. Saslelbe ltammt
aus Dem l3. Sabrbunoert uno muroe
Ieiner 3eit bem pablt gtidolaus ".
bon leiuer 8sburtsltabt Nsccli sum
@eibent aemabt. SIN Sabre 1902,
als Die 3atheDrale rsparirt pnroe. per=
lbmano oas pratiise 5tild. s.ae 8e-
mlbunaen. es lpieoersufinoen, blieben
pergebli6 bis i'm peraansenen Snli.
Canals foniiatirte ndmlid Signsr
Hieei uoa Der Gloreraer @jalleris, oaB
Der bermibte 6ssenitano ii9 in einem
9onbOner Wtuleum beIinbe uuo als
Gioentbnm zines amerifanii1sn Gamm.
lers be3eibnet iei.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
S9ratuollc in SnSbruG.

Ser Gdmpf DER Nltionalitdteu in
Otlterrel1 miro inmsr ibimmer. Nuu
lit es oub in Dem IoAlt 10 rubiqsn Sns.
bruf Der SalplItaot oe5 ybeilssn Sanr
SQtol." 81 iblimmeu RrawaIlsn 9e.
tommen. g9ell tie Is9is,ung tror
Her Brotslts oil Der oeutiben uniuerIi=
at iii sSnsbcrf cine itaIieniibs 6dtul=
tit errihtste, erfolate Der 9lusbrud
Nm lebten Domerlta9 beganu Elm
Stuoenten &rapuQ. Der pibreno
DER NubtIolhe 0imeuiiOnsn au=
nabm. bob 5rurp II nit OuiQspHdnstem
Sllonett unter DIE Deutiheu Stuogntetl
tommlnoirt mur0eu. Tim 2 ltbr
gtor9ens belaGerten oieie Die 0otels, in
oeneu ole itaIIenilh;n Stuoenten mob,
len. Die 6enlter luuroGn tiuBeworfen,
uno iOnitiQer llnIus muroe Qetrisben.
ruh oas 8tbduoe iiir Die itlIjcnildt
SdItultdt lpuroe 3srit6rt.
Srlt i'm 5 u6r 6rsital 9Rorgen
paroe Die Nube. lDelbt ernltli1 geIt6rt
nOroeit mar. Dleoer berQeltsiIt. Der
sin3i9S iuel1er bel ben unru6en ums
Geben fam, par ein Stuoent Nomens
& ssep, osNen 9srs puu eitem guio.
nett 0ur6bobrt mar, dber oht oentlhe
uno 3sbu italieniisb' Suoenteu wurotn
RrDunoet. 3ablrei6s Serbaitungen
ftno borgenomlnen mDroen. Ser 8:r=
,tter s{nsbruds I'M 9ei6sratb, 6srr
Obter, bat in elmer 0spsitbe an oen
Brenier Die abIdaffun9 Der italieniiben
Satftitdt eerIanQt uno blnsugefiiat,
,aB Die 3e0ierunQ fir Die 6olgen Der
ut,uortlid Qebalten weroen miiroe,
penn oas ni6t QelbeDe. .#t
Spdter am Sage 0eIeuteu litb ben
5tnoeuten nrh Siireer Der Staot gu
mo Der italleniIbe Rlub. itaIieniIhe
MirtblhaIteu II. /. 10. wuroen seritort.
Sn Der 0oibur9 murOen Die 6snter
rin9eworfen uno Dor bem ltalieniI6en
ROnIulote fam es gu elmer 0enonI Itra-
ton.
Ser stootrotb bielt g}abmitta9s
zine itiirmliAe SiBuna. in Der berlaugt
lunroe, bab Die italieniI1e 6atultdt
abaeIhofft wirb.
Sm 3uinmmenhnna nit ben auhe=
lt0runaen in Snsbruf ite6en auh fol=
1enoe 8oradn9e. Die bon Dtailano be-
rihtet peroen: lluaefd6r 500 Stuoen=
ten perIanlmelten iiA I'M Wittslpuntt
Ger Staot nno ihrieen vNieber nit
Oeiterreib". Sic riefen oanu oen
@orreipOnOenten oes r5l @Orriere"
Dela Sera auf ben 8altOn ielnes 6o=
tells. peiber ioebsn aus Snsbruf anQe=
lanat, no ct bon ben Sentlden i4tper
miBbanoelt woroen mar. Gpdter ltimm=
ten bier 9euti6e in einsm Sale Die
, ,Wn6t am Gbein" on. Sie beants
morteten Die Nuhorberung, oas Siu9en
81 unterlaHen, nit me!teren Sniulteu
ulo ertldrten Die Stallener fir Eei9-
linae. Gin Gampf entlpann lib, in
tuel1em St6fe gebrauht uno mebrere
Ysripnen perlebt muroen. Ser goiisei
aelans es iblieBlid Die &ube pieoer
berSuiteaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
3nlanD.

3nianb.
Sn Dem in 9fanticote, Ya., eelaoenen
S1abt Der Selamare. 2afatplnna unc
Weltern@O. iinb 8 itapiideNrbeiter unls
Sebeu aetOmmen. Sie Mdnner itanoeu
in einen Der beioen 66rDert0rbe, I'M
lid in ben 100 GuB tieIen SOadt
berabIabren gu lahen, ais Der Sneenieu,
Die SOntrolls llber bic MaI1ine perlo,
uuo Der speite 00roertorb nit furdt.
barer 8elualt III Ole 80 be iauiis. 81,
6Oroertorb, in oem Die Nrbelter itanoen,
itilr3te oarauf nit tbsnlol6er 8ebemeus
III ole 3iefe uuo ale Slelsni9en, tpelbg
niNt iofort aet0Otet muroen, eitranfen
in Dem Walier, oaB lid in Der 5ieie
onaeiammelt. Ser 60roertotb mar eill
ourhaus mpoerner upo es perlautete
anl NbenD. oab berlelbe 1000 Sun
inter Der @rbe Don einem Si1erbelts=
apparat fehgebalten muroe, oaB aber in
6plae Der Gribiitterun9 Der Yooen
brad uno Die Wtdnner binabliil3ten.
Sn Minltone= =Salen, N. g., ltiirSte
elmer Der oas 5eieruoir u ueebenoell
3lcaelwalle eln uuo be9rub Martln
Yepples mi. ieiner Janlllie unter Den
Sriilnmern. Ii Millionen @allonen
9Baiier braben ourh uno iiberT1pemm=
ten oas 2ano i'm umtrels bon elmer
Weile. l3 Wobnbduier puroen aer.
ii6tt. Sie nale Dem Jfeierpoir aeleaene
yiieoerluiun9 oon 5arbigen lit total
SerltDrt. 9as &elerUoir joll iBerlllt
geruelen lein. IS lpnroen neun Qeiden
GU aeiunoen uno mebrere Yerionen
lpsroen nod UermiBt.
Sn Neu lllnl, Minn.. muroe Der
3ahnarst 8. @ebbarb in ieiner Gifice er.
moroet auFaefunoen. Tir oas nplte.
rlDie yerbrehen bot man feinerlei Wlo=
tiu entoeden tDnnen. DaB Der @luttbat
elm Sampf porausae9aneen lit, be-
peilen Die umaeitiir3ten Dt6bel uno oas
Blut OIL ben Wdnosn. Aabe Der per.
ltiimmelten 2eide tpuroe Elm blutbe-
ihmiertes Meler unb Elm San,Iner auf.
Igefunoen. Der 8eloI1rant Itanb often
bod lit Der Snbalt unberiibrt asblieben.
gine fAOne 8egeno 1T Yirminabam
9lla. yin elnem Sage leBter Wohe liuo
in Der nmaebune Der Gtaot A Widnne,
aetOotet uno ein fiinfter ihtper perlpnn.
bet tporbell. Sn 2episburg serietbsu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
tsIm Dnr6brenncmocsl @ieDcle

Butte 31r JOlgc, Dap S. .. Srner spn
6ranflin Grove ST., etncn idlimmen
Sdnitt am Bein pascntgns. Dsrlelbl
serwanbelte lih in ein eefabrlihsS 0e.
fhmiir, psa pier Sabre lang alien arSt=
iiden @fitteln trieste, lhlieblih ate,
burh 8udlen's Nrniea Salbe aeheilt
wnrse. Gs iitertriift isce anrere Salte
, Nur 25c. bic Ghahtel. 6eiluna garan.
tirt Der 9prtbetsr 6. 9. Hainsbsraer
SIN NainsterSers apotbete nirp peutld
Selpreaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
3eigt feine &brinr6)t fiir oas
0ISpr

Gs LIT lhambaft wenn Die Susenp eS
ser1dumt pas Glter an ebren, ieprh II
oies niAt Der Gall nit Or. Sings Msm
sife pills. sic entffrnen ale 2eiben,
mGssn lie nod 70 idlimm iein. Dsspeps
lie, 9aunpice. 5ieter, iorie GerltopIunp
,peihen pieien vortrefflihen Nillen. 26r
in Der Npptbete ppn 6. 9. 9tainater1er
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. ON Rricas5d) amplak. a

Sn ben tebten Wohen babsn Die 5a.
pailer Dor BORT Artbur grobe Sort
ldritte gelnaht unb Der ssall Der
Jeituna lteht nahe bepor.
Die yeri1te Don Mutoen finb nager.
Beioe parteien befeltiaen ibre Gtei.
lun3en nno man erpartet in Der
ndditcn 3eit cine aroBs gdla1t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
Sagesneutg utgfeite,t.
Ghtp.

Sn Glepelano lpuroen am Woniao
orel Ysrlpnen perAaftet, lpe!he iudbreno
oes leBten Sabres ungarli1es 0elo In
9roBen Selrdgen aefdlibt uno III I'm.
iaut geieBt b0ben iollen. Die geamten
5oben Die SauptlDertfdtte Der 6ali6.
mtin3er aus uno usrbalteteiL Sohn &ers
tosUlB, WlAatl Glusrss uuo Sobu Sor.
pat unter Der 8eihuloi9una oes geliBes
BON Qef1lIdtem ejeloe elmer ausldnois
ibsn &ssieruug. @iue uollitQnoiQs
Eall6miin3ers Hattun9 mo Elm Ye.
trag gefallbten 8sloes uurcsn bei1la9.
nabmt. Ele Yeamten iasen, piels
lln0arn, pel4e nod ibrer Ssimatb 3u.
rtlf5utebren in Se9riff itsbeu. pe6ieltsu
BET ben Nrreltonten iDr dmeritnnii6es
9elo in un9aril6es nm uno eutoedts II
ben Setrug erH, Denn lic in Der 8 9.imdtb
anlansten. Sic unQarnilhe Gegierung
bat Die amerlIaniibe auf ben Yetru0
aufmertlom 9emu6t.
Gie NnsrIcnn Steel Sppp SO. III
Doungstown Idbt 9lusgrabunaen iiit
Ous 6unoame'lt 81 einsm 9robsn 0o!sl
Dotnelmeq, in Wslb,m Die in DER ia
brit beihaitiateu Nl6i= =IniOn- Arbeiter.
DIE we9en Der 9Badeu Der Streitsr ni6i
m's 6rele 9ebsn t0nnell, beberberst
lusrOen iplleu.
Setntr eiNsnen SinnenluIt uub oei'
WOrolult elmer hubleri$ben NeQerin
flpi Der 43 S}ubre alte Wtnlhinilt Ser.
munn 0eud in Cincinnati aum Spier.
Ger Wlann muree om Mor1en Iurd)i,
bar oermensrt In islner Wobnun4 qe-
fnnoeu uno nub Dem SOipitul itber=
ilibrt. I'D er ndh menl9eu Minuien
nab, Obne pus yewuBtisn uieoer er.
lunAt au hnbtn.
Ser l6jdbliAe Iauio Gewar BON Oli
2tutrppoI Duroe ip1brenO oes Sallp,
stu=unfu9s omh oen Gopf uno Gau!
gNt@Dp ourd'a ejsuIf geIboilsn. @rfe-
rer farb uno GeBterer OsIinoet li1 in
SsbensgelNbr.,
!. IS. Weaensoorf in @lepelano,
3idst=Ngent Der Suburban elettriiben
Sinien III Der untern Staot, miro ieil
gjiuntag perniBt. Die 5racti6n Ram,
pagltiell bsbanpier, DaB Aiegensoorf
t'n 8eii5it Don $4,000 binterlaIen babe.
Quf lbredIibe WeiIe fam in @leDez
Ialo Der 57l0brige 3eppi1neber SSrant
5. &rautmdnu 81 SDoe. @r nuroe
pon einem 3uge Der @lsDelano uno
Ylitsburl=SuHn iiberTabren uno 10
lhfedlt1 uerhiimmelt, oab lein eigsner
SObn, Der Die GDypertbeile nit s.lam=
menlelen bali. Mot wuBte, oaB es Der
8uter mar. oellen 8lisOer erin Die Mm
bulanS bra1te.
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Nuslana.

Vim Samltaa fanoen IN Stallen Die
}Bu9len CUR 0epntirientummer ltatt.
,}n orei 6iinftel DER Rreile 1T oos 9e=
Inltot Der Wabl betnnnt unb e5 sei1t.
onB Ole ertrem@n plrteisu Qeihudbt
UuroenL ohne oab ieoOA Die 9tnbiuaer
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

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AbDn ent:n briust, Der fir eil Jabr
iii up aus besahlt. e:halt als Uranium
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

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bl9en PerrD Burns Elm GdimpIurrt 81
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batte, BON benz 2eBteren nieoergetnalt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-10

7 abonnirt auf ben Ser bdAter.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-08-18
Prospect For Iron.

Iron River Pioneer: On Monday
evening of this week about twenty
of the citizeas met in the Office of
Judge Sauve for the purpose of con-
sidering the matter Of raising a
small fund to prospect for iron on
Doherty's place and adjoining prop
erty, located mile and a half north
west of this city. After listening to
report Of ]. E. Wieland. and ex-
pert miner and drill operator Of
Duluth, as to the pros pect of finding
iron in that locality, fund was sub
scribed by those present and a COM
mittee consisting of T. T. Mackmill-
er, Jas, FL. Tomlinson, J. A. Pettin-
gill and Edward T. Daniels were ap-
pointed to secure options upon the
property and solicit further funds.
Mr.. Wieland and number of
other gentlemen who are experts in
their line of business have examined
the property at different times dur
ing the past year or two and all have
expressed the the opinion that there
was bed of iron in that vicinity,
but of course they could not say as
to the location of it or how large a
he'd Of ore was there At anV ratio
there was disposition on the part
OF those at the meeting to make a
reasonable Investigation and ascer-
tain, if possible, whether or not there
Is any hidden wealth so close to our
city.
Should sufficient fund be raised,
and there seems to be no question
as to that, work will be commenced
within fortnight,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-08-18
DRUMMOND

Mr.. Frank Smith of this place
business trip north Of town We'd
nesday.
Some Ashland people who are
camping at Long Lake visited our
town between trains Wednesday.
Jens OrvoId who is working at
Ashland for DR.. Andrus, spent
Wednesday in town, returning on
the night train.
Rev. Reed went to Mason Wednes-
day evening and other points north
OF here.
Mr.. E. Geselle went to Stevens
Point Thursday on business, return
ing Saturday.
Miss Mary Redmond went to Ash
land Friday. From their she will go
to Washburn to attend Teachers
Institute for couple of weeks.
Lester Geselle, who has been SUI
fering with neuralgia for couple of
days, has improved.
Miss Inga Glarum, who has been
visiting at Washburn for a couple of
weeks, came home Saturday.
The Misses Clara and Olga Olson
went to Ashland Monday night to
attend the Carnival and visit
friends.
Mr.. Thorp Sundayed with his
folks at Cable
Mr.. Blanche, who was operator of
this place, left Monday.
Mr.. Mikelson spent Sunday with
his wife who is in the hospital at
Ashls nd
Father Patrick, of Bayfield,. held
services at the Pinion home.
The Reading Circle Club met with
Mrs. Ole OtenenJem MONDAY,
Mrs. John Ohms will entertain
the Ladies Aid Society Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hepburne and son Roy, of
Barron, are visiting Mr.. Hepburne,
and Mrs. Holman and family for a
week or so.
Mrs. Talyor went to her home in
Mellen Saturday to visit her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kamn are enterta-
ing cousin and two children from
Ashland, over Sunday
Quite number of the Drum mond
people are atten ding the Carnival at
Ashland.
Mr.. Jackson, the mill foreman,
had to 60 to Ashland Sunday night
on account of being hurt in the
mill.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-08-18
Chased by Wolves.

Joseph Wenzel and wife, who live
Cx1sa farm near Nash, were in the
ezTty this morning with a tale OF ar
attack by wolves, which caused them
saEe 7zG pleasant hour Sunday morning.
1yEc. WenzeI and his wife say that
EsJzeg were picking berries about five
tzss3es from Moquah, between the
Fearless and Washburn and Iron
Ez5ver road, when they were attacked
Ffy 4ive wolves. They had hitched
T1L3ejr horse to near by tree, and it
vwas attacked first.
y first heard long drawn out
laowl from a lone wolf" says Mr..
VUeuzel, (which proved to be sig
w2al from one wolf to the others.
Zine howl brought four others to join
gshe first, and they made a rush for
sHg horse. My wife and | were
picking berries some rods distant,
szSld we saw the whole transaction
the frightened animal gave a leap
=Ead broke loose, and started on a
9-0u shrough the tim Der, with the
1ouggy jumping over roots and logs.
e seized my rife and ran after, firing
GEQe or six shots. There was.a large
<IDeu umbrella fastened to the
buggy, one OF those advertising UNI
gzreilas. AS the buggy passed under
q tree. this umbrella caught ia the
branches and hung there, still full
z<pread, tapping in the wind. This
appeared to brighten the wolves for
Immediately they caught sight of it,
they stopped in their tracks, and
He'd.
F'At the time the umbrella caught
7@hey were almost up to the wagon,
and gaining at every leap. If it
hadn't been for this incident, | am
July persuaded that they would
have pulled my horse down and
Lszilled him. I caught the horse two
miles farther, and after it was safe,
Il went back to look for my wife.
She had taken refuge in the roots
Of a fallen tree. and was so badly
scared that l took her home at
Gence.-Ashland Press.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-08-18
S25 Reward

The Sportsmen's League will pay
a reward of $25 for information
leading to the arrest and conviction
of any person or persons guilty of
killing protected game out OF season
as follows:
$40 reward will be paid for infor-
nation leading to the arrest and
conviction of persons illegally k ILL.,
ing cartridges, grouse, etc.
$15 for arrest and conviction OF
parties killing deer out of season.
Dated Washburn, Wis, Augu ST
18th, 1904.
BY order of the Sportmen S League,
R. A Herring, Secretary.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-08-18
Omaha Excursions.

Minnesota State Fair Aug. 20 tc
September3 3, 1904. For the Min
nesota State Fair the Omaha Will
sell tickets to Minneapolis and re-
turn at Sc. Tickets on sale Aug
n to Sept 3rd inclusive and good
returning to and including Sep. 9Th,
1904. This rate includes one ad-
mission ticket to the Fair.
North Wisconsin State Fair Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, Sep. II to 16. 1904.
For this occasion the Omaha will
sell tickets to Chippewa Falls and
return at S4:65. Tickets on sale
Sep. II to 16 and good returning
until and including Sep. II, 1901.
For further particulars call at the
Omaha Depot