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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
A Household Necessity

A good 1in,ment is a household ne
cesslty. EIliot's Emulsifield Oil Lini-
ment, meets every RECRUITMENT OF the
household and barn-yard, in a most
satisfactory manner. Full pint bottles
2oc. E. T. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
Dairy cattle for Sale,

have four well-bred Jersey Cows,
now in milk, which l will sell singly
OF N a bunch. Also promising Jer-
sev heller calf, six months old.
Enfield. NC. JNO. A. COLLINS.
12-S-4t.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
Sale of Personal
Property.

on Monday, December 10Th, shall!
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at "Woodstock" farm, near
Palmvra, so head of Berkshire hogs !;
80 head Cottswool sheep, some Cattle,
psayInes, Fodder, Corn, Field Peas
and other property. Sale will COM
meuce at 10 o'clock.
Io-1ot. J.C. MEEKINS.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
MOrrisette Brothers

Are giving Special Prices on every
thing from now until Xmas.
See Morrlsette Bros. Christmas Goods.
Over Coats and Suits-Special Prices
for 10 days.
Dress Goods! Dress Goods! Mil
linery-Way down now until Xmas.
MORRISETr Bros.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
MOTHERS, BE CAREFUL

OF the health of your children. Look
out for Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough. Stop them in time
One Minute Cough Cure is the best
remedy. Harmless and pleasant. Sold
ny E. L. Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
Scotland Neck, NC.
Dec &. 1904.

Scotland Neck, NC.
Dec, 8, 1904,
Dear Santa Claus
am ten years old.
Please come to see me Christmas and
bring me a wheel and bring some
apples, oranges, bananas, raisens, nuts
and candy.
Your little friend.
Norman Ethridge.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
Handsome Home for
Sale.

offer for sale my residence on. Main
street in the northern part of Scotland
Week. Terms reasonable.
] 3-H T. H. PRITCHARD.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15
The Commonwealth
SPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENTS.
call at

TyIer & Outterbridge's for Fresh
seeded Raisins, Currants, Citron Buck
y heat, Nuts of all Kinds and Pork
sausage.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

Homemade Blankets
Special Sales on Friday, Saturday
and Monday. IN. B. JOSEY.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1904-12-15

Dec. 1904.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03

IN Siioweh.4frifa aiebt Dem oanaen
oeutIten Golottialtorlitt cine lblimme
Wenoung. Sic y9ittbois maren int
ben Gdmpfen nit oen Sonoelimorts
0ererDs bis1er ole unentbebrIidRen
Silfstruppsn Der Gsutlhsn bel Der Mul.
tldrung oes 8eIdnDss unb Der aal.
fuhuna oes 8eaners. Durd Die uiel=
fahen Grieesoienhe unter europdiinem
Sberbefebl fino lis als 8eener iiberoies
mehr su fiirdten. als iraeno Elm anberer
Stamm. gDas eiaentlidb Den NusbsnA
Der unruben ueraniaBt bot. nebt nod
niht felt. Sapitdu 6snorit Wittboi,
Der aaf osuti1sr Ssite aesen oe
6ererps tdmpit. idsiut nidt lnebr i'm
@tanbs 81 iein. Der 0oltslir6mang
Ieinen giniluB erfolsreiA sntseaen su
feben. gs belieht iebt our1 BEN Aufs
itano Der @;ttbois bic @efabr. nab aud
Die SDambos I'M Noroen Der aolonie
in auiriibreriide Bensauns eeiebt wer.
ben. gs iiebt aans oanad aug. aIs oh
Die idmmtliden farbiasn 6idmme ae=
beime BeSiebungen unter sinanoer
unterbalteu. Dafiir ipribi Der Muf.
itano in ben pOrtuaisiiihsn 8sfibunaen
Afritas uno auh aus oem ena!ii1en
Siioairita miro eemslnet. oaB man
neue aufltanoe Der Garbiasn bsiirehte.
Tamit waroen Die NuIitanoe aaasmsin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
Gin Wirbtr(ebsn.

ginem reiden 86rfenmann IN 2onz
bon lpurbe in elmer iebr lebbaften Sc
f9dftsftraBe cine tpertbpoae eolbene
ubr aus ber Saf9e seftpblen. So ibm
iebr piel barun lag. bic ubr, Elm Grbs
ftiid, tpteoer gu betommen, 10 bot .r in
elmer Reibe bon 3ettungsn benz @iez
oerbrlnger Der ubr cine 8elpbnune BON
funf pfunb Sterling unb iiaerte ibm
auf fetn gbreniport pOllise Straflofigz
teit su. Mebrsre Sage ipGter, als Der
&itobl.ne itd zines Morsens in iein
i'm 9ei9Gftseentrum belegenes Bureau
beseben tpollte, ipurbe ct Dor benz 6aufe
BON einem sutsetleibeteu5 5errn dnaez
rebet.
rSis finb bod Der Serr, Der Dor furz
ger 3eit feline llbr nerloren unb fir
beren Wiebererlangung cine 8elobnuns
bon fiinf pfunO uusseboten bata"
.Satppb[-ber bin i1."
rGut, ipollsn Sic mir bic gelobnuna
iiberseben, bisr 1T bic llbr."
Der Raufmann griff in bic Sal
bolte flint 9olbitiide beraus, rei9te iie
benz Gremben unb empfins feline lbr,
bic er bon alien Geiten betrahtete unb
bann nit ben Wprten in bic Safte
itedte: sd freue mid isbr, iie ipisber
gu baben, mDhte aber bod germ tpiHen,
tpie unb ipo i9 iie ,perloren' babe2"
~Gas !ueib id unb tann es Sbnen
aeisen," antiportete lGhelnb Der
Grembe. rGrinnern Sie ii9, bab tur3
porber, ebs sic Sbren 3eitmeHer berz
miBien, Semanb sic bsftis anrannte9"
rssSa, ia, baran erinnere id mid gang
beutlid," ertpiberte Der aaufmann.
rNun, in ienem Mussnblid perlorsn
sic bic llbr. llnb nun min i9 Sbnsn
AUDI seisea, auf ipelde Meiie iie ber>
loren sins." Der Grembs ging einise
S9ritte BON benz Raufmann fort, fam
bann i9nenen Shrittes Suriid, rannte
tpie unabii6tli9 sesen ibn an unb mar
i'm ndhiten Mugenblid i'm @etpiibl ber
paiTanten beridnunben.
Der 4aufrnann mar mi Mugenblid
sana NIT rtsier Demonitration sufrie=
Jex, esbraIhte aber einen Momeni
fpdier feE bDf, Worte, als er, nab fei-
ner ubr greifenb, fanb. baB Der Mie,
berbrineer iie Bel Der Gelegsnbeit batt,
auf's Neue mitgeben beiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
0eftorbeM.

Nm | Nonember in ibrer @ohnuno
6lfli6 bon Tsw PbilaoeIpbia 6rau
Warp S1mlB Sartlss, Die Satin Uon
barrp Sartles i'm Nlter Don "a s}abren.
Die 8e1ltorbene binterldBt einen 8attsu
anO brei Ginoer.
Am 80. DIT. in New philadelphia
5rou 2ueD Scott, g8rttlpe Don Slipsr
Seott, i'm 9lltsr pDn 66 Sabren. 8ie
Bsrltorbene binterl1Bt a9t Sinosr. pier
S0bne uuo pier 5Ohter.
Am %. 9lu9ult in GagerspIlIe
Auault SneQe, Yater BON Yfarrer
Gnelle in Raaersuile, i'm Nlter uUn rs
sabren.
9lm 2. Nopenber in stonecreet
abale Qoam Map I'M Nlter puu q
ssabren am Nsrueniiebsr. Ser Gsr=
nprbene mar nidt uerbeiratbet.
9tm q. Cttober in Canal 0ooer
Robert Weit i'm utter bon l3 Sabren
am Nerpeniicber.
gln 3a. Cttober in ieiner Npbnung
I'M Gtoneereet Spale 5. VI. 8rob i'm
alter bon rs Sahren on NItersI6pdde.
Der Yeritorbsne tpar aus GeutI6lano
8eblirtia. tam aber ihon jung mad Den
Ser. @taateu. @r hinterldBt cine
Mittwe uno lieben Slnter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
SetratDsbe beauiMio,sneer.

Oenrp !. SrarB s}oiepline VI.
apbn, beioe pu:: Canal DOuer.
Milliam Sid = MarD S6onas, beioe
bon Yearl.
Darrp 8. @ppbsrs. Yittsburg. 8roce
=. Slutbour, 9tem philadelphia.
gbarles Z. @orrsll, yollpar = Dtinnie
&. Rnemmerle. SlraBbur9.
90. W. Dtarflau - Sattle 8ribble,
beiDe uon WhoUole.
Sra W. S5arber = Noa @. WaDrOIe.
beiDe BON SanopUille.
S. 8. Ssnninger = Mauo @raluforo,
beioe Don 9ietu PHILADELPHIA.
GOmuno u. 4irtpatrid - Winnie
Moltbolo, beiOe uon ubribsDile.
@illie QBallace. @aoia - Gatie Ste
mart, ubriAsUille.
Rem!on W. @rapforo. SOmeroale -
Qpoia 8u1anan. 3uscaraDus
Gountp.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
9cnsofratii0e
. 6 + ! q ass tst | u 1t 9 e u.

IS lueroen Demotratlihe 9srfamm=
!nnlen nbgebolten. am
iireitagN beno. a. q uembe, E,
IN SUmeroaie uno ole 0erren 8.
x. &uNsl non Mem @omerstOtDn uno
Gau. N. yBItln Don 9tem BbIlaoelpbia
peroen Reoen bntten. Aln
Sa NJ tag u benb, 5; u ro.,
in MoQersnille. Neoner lino =. %.
Deaelep bon Stem Bbilaoelpbia uno
Derr y. @. Nlnoltp upn ytelp @omerss
tolun.
Sn q 8hilips burq. Reouer
linb bic 9erren frant 8. Wnrpbp mo
,Sobu Us. Sep DOT. Ytelu @omerstoun.
Sn unoee. Neoner lino Der
Nbtb. SOhn II. Nc Dolpel BON Willers=
burg uuO 0srr 3. ). Hullel bon Nen
@omerstOtpn.
Sn vi fers. Rsoner lino Brps
isilor SeKs g. Wbite uno .. q. Wolpls.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
Gti,sssst tiir Ssoba 0erbsr.

Melrere Stpublifanlf1e Giibrer nno
lpit ihnen Der Gr gommiIlipltdr 9initp
Iarbeiten Saa mo. 9iadi, um ySebn
gsfber a!s &pumiilionar 3n lhlaaen
unO lie lthrefsn oabti audi Dor oelt
aroblten Gniliellllnsen llno iuli6erE Ear.
leaun9 Der 3laild,bvn nid3t 3urlid
Iolaenoss lit slue ilbetiihillhe Ear.
isauna ber 0or4dnae.
Sniollt sinvr iallhen YtrsdnMna. bic
bell epmallNulta,eil poraelegt luurDs.
bate Ssrr 8srber i'm Nnianae auh &C.
glaubi. DUs Nnleboi Sdiours lei oas
bette NIB battle oullir a,liimmt. 9l!s
Die Sans jeoot1 nnIAetlart Wur0e dilo
Der @onratlpr Nelaer otll @ununlllln=
nlren .rt4arie, fr III heyeit, fir oas
@elo. baB Sanour lit Az SUB btsIte
Stllden ttbuiien lnute. Sluel 90 6llB
b cite yriidsn su err,hleli, bu ertll,te
Wtrber, III DitkiH Sule tonne CT oeu
Gsntratt ntthl t,ylhrslten. uno er
ptntelitrte qtgen Ole Nnlnhme oes @ou=
traits. lDell ont6 Genlelbtn Die SM-
tertHen Der GtaIersuGer acihdoiet
mllroen. gntipeoer lDllie cine 81 SUB
bltlte Bride erbuui Wernsn, luenn aber
otr Gau rru 43 6ub breiten Yriidtn
tsihlphtn miirbe. ia ipllttn biele aud
$5O. 900 wtniaer eioiitu. Sies miro
j,b,m eililtuGitn ano parum 0put
nno @lultD an Dem &Ontratie mi,
yanoor felibielten. III pom Gtuuo=
puutts Der Sntsrrien oct SteuerSobltr
nlht einSuIehtn. bod lperoeu lie ia ipubl
am beren mllisn. lunrum lie an Dem
@putrutte ieltbeittn. hrn inllten lie
nl6t pe,lonasn. BOB man ihusn 9luubt.
oirs lei in 5ntettlie Der gttuersabier
9eideben. I.
Nt,Dsr Eot i'm AniertIie Der Gteler-
3ohltr Qehonoeli. us tr NeQen ois 2ln
uabme bes GontruIies Itlmmts uno es
gebiihrt bm oaliir Die Nnertennuno
lrhen eGrlidltn giirGers.
Eurnm lt'rmnl iiir Sobn @srber!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
Aus oeu 0eri1tSperbanos
IMttGen.

Willlam 8. Weaper uno Otto 90
mon. Die lpeeen ginbruh uno Siebfabl
angetla9t tparen. befarnten lib oes
Riftaa1isbfabls iduleis. Die &la9e
DsQsR ginbruhs Duroe fallen aelaKen
nno bic beioen muroen unl ie $1,000
nrn Rotten beliraft.
Gsr 3sna 3atbopet. bersn Wann inn
Iskien Aaaaft in Der Robiuipn @lap
Nsaeuet 80. bel ubriAsuille in einem
&lspator Derunsliif!e, tuurosn 5000
ap9elpro6en.
GDmaro Sobns bon New gomers=
fpun. Der als 3enae nor9elaoen mar.
lam in betruntensm 3ulianbe in ben
DsriAisfaal uno ihlief bort Elm unD
5ibnarhte aus alien Grdften. Rihter
Gbottpea lieb benz Wann einiperre,l
nnb ais berIslbe nii9tern aenoroen.
ssrtnurrte er ibn 81 elmer gube bon SIS
aebfi Soften.
Sn benz 9dabeneriabproeeB bon s.
a. Slider. Nominiiirator Der 9inier.
iahenthaft oes periforbenen 5. y. 0art
Ybilipps. 9eaen Die penninlDania
GiIenbabn SO. puroen benz Gldger
$2500 auaeiproden.
Wegen zines Stiif Qanoes. oenen
Nertb auf SO gts. abgei6dBt miro uno
Dos 5u elmer 6traBe permenost nuroe,
iam es stpiiden Siaae Gpans uno
Rilliam peters. einem 5ruiiee Don
Galem 9ounibip. Su einem groeeB,
well gpans fiir oas 2ano cine gntIdd
Siann9 bon $50 beaniprnhte. IS mur.
ben ibm $500 5useiprohen. geters
miro Berufung einleaen. Sic @ebiibren
oer DOraelaoeneu 3eugen tOlten allein
abfr 5000.
Das @eriht bertagte iid Samliog.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
paaber


90 iurren bic Raoer - es aiihs ber Dampg
nnD inriIIe 9fiffe ertrnsn,
Gs fMorrsn bic WisRstn - bic Mthie greiiMt,
Mai6inea dhaen nnb ftobnen.
am MtbRubl bOdt sin bdbIiAts @eib -;
Ns8 iane - bed NIT fayblslsn Msasea -
Gis saisssn Stsqss aabsx FS -
Dts bui&sabvn Gsssw IN fansen.
Ga i4aass ss auSlf =. - idb iSrinst fs
emp0r
1iRb btim sebfs aui fiirseiten Mesen;
Ste tritt bur6 bic Z kire anb iubtInb iaaeb,t
Gin Rinbermunb ibr entseaen.
llnb iiebe: bic 3ase berfldren fb
Gie bdbli6en utiioen berbprrten -.
Sas 1T Der 3uuber bts Wtattersllds:
0un biit Ou d. geiporben -. 3!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03


lid bei Darafpar hrnbisfs Is fid eli
ipenis. Dort gebt's bergauf. @tqne
ging Dor benz Wagen Der, Inn ibren
0rtafd Sie Miite gu erleidtern. Das
pfsrb folgte ibr fpie Elm 5iinbIein auI
benz Gube. Dhen neben Der Ghlu6t
lam Elm Gtiidlein Gbene. unb Gtano
ipcllte tpieoer anffeigen.
Mr, ipenn iie sinTcI ritks Ole,
fub fie ia RiemaHb! g1iat fpie bic Da.
men rsiten. ntin, guHs 70 tpie bic Sol
sic trat auf bic Deidiel nnb fob
ftbon auf SriaIds Eiiden. Der buls
beie es itil. Damn supfts iie tire gfSds
5uredt. sic i9nu[lte ladenh ppr
Greube iiber ibren ginfaa bic 3iiael
aus ben SdliiHeln unb belt iie fe}t in
ben Gdulten. ,Das min i9 morgen
Pdpa pormahen," badbte lie.
Sin Wagen nit atpet fd0nen 59ims
meln tam bon binten nab beFelben
Deges. sic ertannte ben 3utf1er an
fefnem quite unb bic Bfsrbe aud. Da
fnbr 9err gslet1. Den n1ubte iie pDrz
lafen. sic tpt9 ppn Der Strdbe bart
an bic S9ludt. Serr Ssletp fam borz
Bel nnb eruBte. vWObin, tleiner SolI@
topf9"
,3ur Ri i--@
Ortaid ftubte por ben @9immeln.
Sic fonnte ibren 5ab ni9t pollenben,
benn oas pferb raft fort, fort tpie bic
uabeiligs Sagb. Ieletp btnterber, Inn
gu beIfen. Oriai9. Der ben Magen
binten rdiIeln bDrte, INNER tolIer.
plOsli9 tippte Stanas fleinss @efdbrt
an einer gaumtpur5el um. 0as MGbz
den tiir5te, obne bic 3iigeI lps5ulaiz
fen.--@tn &ao bes Wagens flpa in
Die @9lu4t nun Der gan5e Da9en,
Strdnge unD 9et9fel iparen 3errif1en
unb 5erbro9en --Ortaf9 -unb
SeletD bate treibebtei9 gef6rien:
r4uslafen! 3iigel auslaKen!"
Sic lag ba unb riibrte ii9 nt1t. Oas
9sfi4t bIutig, bas aleiO beIbnlubt, in
5esen. Den Qrm fGlaff berobbdnz
genb, geI4unbsn. SeIetD bo6 iie aus
benz Ma96OlDerbuid, an bem lie bdnz
gen geblie5en mar, unb po1te Iie ms
@ros betten. Sic itanb aber auf,
itnmm unO betIommsn, unb bib ibre
1nterlippe. Wlit Der beilen Sano
pii9te iis i'9 ben @tuub aus ben aluz
gen.
nS9mer5t Gid ettpas?" fraste er.
$50 Elm Bump, Der Sria i9!" fpra9
tie drgsrliG. rWo lit er?"
Sic ittesrn nieber 81 ibm. @r lao
unten IN Der S4lu9t unb Trefte 8eine
unb Ropf bon ii4.
vSpbt!"
9a iagte iie bdmiff: ,@iebf Su,
Ortai1, pobin es fubrt, nsnn man
nt9t gebordlen mog!"
Limb Ou, Stana, tparum BAIT Du
nt9t bic 3iiseI freigegeben? Warum
bait Su Did an ibnen falsifen lafz
fen?" 4:
Sa brault tie @tana piitbenb auf:
"3um audud, 5srr GeIetD. bat s6nea
mod ME Semanb mas 81 Srob getban,
oaB sic ntat pifen, tpis man 3urIdz
trobt?"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03
Sgc'srT oasess na6 Yittsbura
iiber BE %sHuiDipauie
Stnten tnus Bejadbe
Der MnSN" TUNA.

grenrfionstidsss gam Befuhe Der gus0elfuno in
Yti1spur9 nsroeR ON g.. Is, %. uub go @ssntenber
mno am g., IL. rnb 90 Cstober BON Aenuiina GaSir.
fbenItegenbrR Stotonen bes uejtIi5eu snstsms ,,,n
bon Rem Vaelaeslpbra, Donhatan, MibtoGrIn. srie
Stonsooro aiao ben SaspiIGen liessn6en efationei,
peg nolopshl1d}en SgFems oerfamft. 3ie Rnnbfabrt
Sntr,ttss"rts aa Der ausiteuua cinbearsTu nno III
pas asSst quits bis su oem oarauffolGanben sams.
rag SR Anslfelnna nnH 1904 1T better als lie aupor
mertensp' the Grfatort nub .iue italSend3e Yluf.
asshl9att aom 81 aasnit big 6. September gouia
nno letns ssrRemte @efeaiAaff bonn O. bis II. Sep-
SepteMbsr. Nops Nep Dorf Spnapbonp Ortefter
pom 2e Ssptst'ber big l. Cftpber. @onba @oiia bonn
8 oss .. Gttooe. uHh 9Dalter Damrn5G's Gpmnhouies
Grdefter nom 10. siS 22 Dftuber
iyerntr iinb ebe, sDertb eiue Rese nob bem glorb.
pol cine ssadprobnttioH Oer Deafausi iteInna IN al
eoats INIT pen @sbda>en unb MaIagen unb anoerea
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Nls am Sonntoa Woraen Otto
Smith nne Srau in Bsruhil sr,pahtsn.
Snnben lie ihr ishs Moheu aiiss Rinn
fobt nsbeu lih i'm Bette. Gaiieihs
luar in Der RaNt eritidt.
Qebte NO6e asrieiben in lbrids-
sile Die Weaer Sra Sohnion nno ebar.
les 0apes in Sireit uno Snbllon
brGbte ieinsnl 8eQner nit sinem Bell
mebrere idlimme y8unoen bel.
3eaa WiltiinIon. ein biibihss
l8idbriges Widohen, oas I'M bieliasn
Gg6an9e 0Otel als gIulludrterin angs=
ftellt mar, bat wdbreno oes GarneDuls
einen Der GeIbaItsfiibrer Der Garneuul-
60. srobert. bat lbrem fruberen 2ieb'
babsr ben 9lbiAleo 9eaebtn uno nls
ieBie 9Bo6e ibr nsuer SthnB. Serr 6ob
mriif tebrte um lie mitSunebmen.
folQte lie ibm nah Cincinnati, no oas
Rarden lid Derbeitaibete.
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.Gie, 9err Hubi, auf sSbre Griiur
Deripenben sic iDObl febr oiel 3eit, neil
Sic ftets 10 glatt frifirt unb gsI1nie=
gelt finb21 @igerl:. ,sSa, bas
muB ih 5uge3en nein aopf lit lnsine
s.n3ige Shpd1e!1
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0armten su pcrfamfem ODER so
ncrtamjd)ctt.

Wolt Sbr eine Tar,n eriperben2
5enoet fir uniers elite. Wir hnben
carmen pon SO biz 500 9lGer.
gaItern CbiD Heal Gitaie ggbanae,
Neu pbilaoelphia, 8. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-11-03

Sn Gprinsfieio. WaH.. III zinc
1rOIepbabn= =Geielidaft au eiilem 5ha=
osneriaB BON 1884 oeruribeilt poroen.
NEIL Die Dr1bte Der GeiellidaIt elmer
Baum an Der GtroBe gu @runoe aerid
itt bntten. gud In nnberen Gtdoteli
|peroen Ndunle 0urh efettriid1s 8rdhis
rliinirt. bic Eiasntbiimsr Der gdnn
xllalten absr tsinsn g1aoensriaB.
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, 1904-08-31

PROF. HARRY ROSELLE
The JOURNAL takes pleasure in presenting this week the picture Of N d
the most popular men o Five Mile Beach, Prof Harry Rose0e. o sx years
in succession Prof Rosene has had charge of the Wildwood Casino Hall and on
Monday evening, August %, the sixth annual testimonial reception, musicale
and hop a rendered in his honor.
Prof. Rosele originated the famous "Widwood Scrap Iron Band" and has
for the past four seasons successfully and unsefshly managed it without COM
pensation and at o small expense to himself For this work Prof. RoseOe de-
serves the thanks of the business mn of the island, for it is n of Wndwood's
popular features.
He has managed Wildwood's popular basket ball team since its first organ
izaton, six years ago. Through his efforts M careful selection of teams, the
public is indebted for the many excellent games which have been played o. the
Casino foor.
The professor is a treless, energetic worker, with q smile Of greeting and
q word OF cheer for everyone. His unaffected concern for the comforta and we'll
fare of the patrons of the Casino Hall has won him many warm friends. During
the six years time that the professor has managed the Hall, all disorder and un-
seemly conduct have been carefully avoided.
Prof Rosele has o. a place in Wildwood's summer life which would be
hard to duplicate, for few men have the ability displayed by him.
During the winter months the professor resides at his home in Camden where
he has equally as many friends as here and is just Is popular There he con-
ducts q dancing school during the winter.
, 1904-08-31
Concert at Hotel Ottens.
PROGRAMME.


Piano Solo, Master Francisco lara
Song, "A Dream Mrs. Joseph Geisenberger
a. Fly Not Yet. Old Irish Song. Ladies'Cho
song, aThe Old Plaid Shawl" Miss BENT
Recitation, Mrs. Carl A. Haswin
Song, 1.-THE Last Rose of summer,"
Miss Emily Loesser
Aria Figaro from II Barber,
Signor Alfonso Rosa
Song, The Swallowa2 Miss Resale Harris
A Belle of Japan, Miss Loesser and Chorus
The foregoing is the programme of
the concert given on the evening of
August 18th for the benefit of st. Sim
cons p. e. church of Wildwood. This
concert was arranged and managed by
Mrs. Haswin, assisted by the young
ladies of Holly Beach who compose
the choir of st. Simeon's church.
These young ladies, the Misses Evelyn
Naegele, Caterlna cara, Elsie Bentz,
Eleanore Hart and Emily and Ger
trude Loesser, have, with Mrs. Has
win as organist, contributed their SER
vices all summer to the church, to the
great advantage of the services and the
pleasure of the congregation. The cho-
ruses and part songs in the programme
were sung by them in delightful fash
ion, and were received with much ap-
plause. Every number on the pro-
gramme was encored enthusiastically,
Mr.. Haswin's recitation was especially
fine, and in response to the encore de-
manded he gave Burns IA NOUS a
mou for a. thato in a most convincing
and artistic manner. By request Mrs.
Haswin recited her own poem, 1.-THE
West Wind" and responded to an en-
core with 1.-THE Woman across the
Way" OF course the great event of
the evening was the appearance of
Signor Alfonso Rosa in the Aria from
The Barbar of Seville, the part in
which he stands pre-eminent as its
greatest exponent. The spirit and dash
of his Interpretation of this famous
Aria Figaro, and his consummate art
aroused the audience to a furore, and
Signor Rosa had no alternative but to
respond. tie sang "When Love is
Kind, y and his clean cut enunciation
of the English was a joy to hear and
an object lesson worth remembering by
all ballad singers. But the audience
would not let him go yet, and most
graciously Signor Rosa responded by
giving a little account of an episode
which he had witnessed, ending with
his impersonating and initiating the
three voices of a bas>o singer with a
severe cold; a piping and threadbare
tenor voice, and a high soprano voice a
little out of repair. 1t was undoubtedly
one Of the funniest things ever heard,
and thre the audience into shrieks of
laughter. The people of the island and
of st. Simeon's in particular will ever
hold Signor Rosa in grateful remem-
brance for having at great inconveni-
ence to himself SO freely given his SER
vices Tor this concert.