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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Lamont.

Miss Pearl Fowler spent Sunday in
this city the guest of Mary Rauche.
Miss Belle Peters closed her visit
here last week and returned home
Thursday by the way of Memphis, Mo-,
where she will visit other relatives.
Mrs. Hammer Smith returned home
Wednesday from Oklahoma where she
spent the summer.
S.P. Boyer attended lodge at this
place Saturday evening.
Mrs. Clark was a passenger for ST.
Joseph, Mo, Saturday going to visit her
daughter Edna.
Elmer Long returned Saturday from
his missionary trip in Virginia he will
visit while with his folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Gunsolly are the
proud possessors of 81 pound boy.
Fred Rancho left Sunday for Moline,
H., to transact business.
The Epworth league will hold social
at the home of Mrs. Allie Smith Friday
evening.
Rev. Heckathorn filled his appoint
ment at the Nj. E. church Sunday at
II a. m.
Miss Mable Houk who lives just west
of town has been quite poorly.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
HIGH SCHOOL

Lucille Alexander, HELEN Hamilton, Minnie Miller,
Fern Pryor, Floyd Couer, Win Matsler, Raymond
Little, Walter Watsabaugh, Amy Benetel, Jessie
Art, Pearl Ford, Mabel Wright, LYDIA wasson,
Lillian Bigley, Fay Beneie Ruth Chase Mae Epper-
ley, Hymena Hoffman, Alpha Long, Eta Ryan, Mae
Sell, Park Mullinnix Lawrence Quett Martha Young,
Mida Bradley, Roan Albaugh Earl Gardner Harry
Swanson, Harry Sell, Fred Young, Charles Housh,
Enid Alexander Grace Beavers, Ida Briggaman
Iva I'rggaman, Agnes conwell Matte Evans, Eunice
CARRIER, Joe Hamilton, Malcolm johnson, Edgar
ketcham, Harry Watsabaugh Willard Marvin
EIGHTH GRADE
Ethel Beck, Ruth Ford, Lulu Beneiel Ethel
Gatchell, Leo Hoffman, Louise Gardner Minnie
Harris Norborne Croweli, Clair Cation, Victor
Ogilvie, Hazel Cation, Tina Still, Clara Caster
Katie Forbes.
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES
Bessie Beneiel, Olive Beneiel, Olive Bright, Alta
Hart, Hazel Moore Grace Bowman Ola Farnes
Grace Ghormiey, Esther Harp, Anna Perdew LEM,
Bowman, Grace McHarness John Evans Leonard
Perdew, Earl Dorm Floyd John, David McHarness.
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES
Abby Carrithers Max Eals, Arthur Hale Helen
Johns Jean Lane Aileen Scott, Hugo Benefel Fave
Crowell, Alta Durham, Ollie foxworthy, Disk Gill
ham, Ruby Gardner, Claude Hiatt Edgar perdew
Eva Tharp, Joe Waight Bob Teale, Ralph Pickering
THIRD GRADE
Dorotha Hull, Bertha Farnes Nina Bowman
Annetta Howard, Chester Bowman Edgar Rowe
Willie Sanger, Jess Peters Louie Pickering, Robbie
DediuSieS, ArCuie IlckelllS SarfO John, Charley
Mnsselnan, Harold Carey, Iva Gates, Blanch Marvin
AIDA Caster, Hazel John, Lena Peters LaNelle
Muinnix, Harry Van Ostrand, Bryan Gore, Ralph
Scott George Perdew.
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES
Edgar Caster Arthur Howard, Bessie Armstrong
Willie Phillips, Marcia Wallace, Harry Hale Dorothy
Ea!s George Lamb, Harry Woodard Marion Clark
Alta Sears Frederick Gates, Ralph Durham Meri
Warnstati, Ralph Beck, Mabel Carrithers Fred Dun
ham, Horace Beardsley, Harry t;ilIham Ronsa VILE
Clark, Waunita Carey, John Harvey Barbara Penni-
well, Glada Warnstatf, Ophie Armstrong
SOUTH SCHOOL
SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES
John Fulton, Robbie Axes Barden Carmean
Samuel Hamilton, frankie Powell, Bernard Fulton
Raymond Epperley Frank Caster, Sheldon Norton
Burley Russell, Eva Curry, Beulah Tharp, Letta
Ethel Hatch, Leona Smith, Esther Henry, Coral
Matsier, Anna Briggaman, Helen Norton Lola Smith,
FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES
Eliza Aard, Fay Weaver. Mabel Still, Mildred
Avery, Elsie Mitchell, Burt Huffman, Marea Grogan,
Fern Weaver, Leland Lutz, Nellie Rhoades Fred
Bigey, Pearl Kenner, John Gatchell, Ruth Witcher,
Iva Gore, Eugene Russell.
THIRD GRADE
Leland Albaugh, Cecil Wright, Leal Buchanan,
Harry Bullard, Margaret Daughton Oscar Farnes,
Edith Parsons, Leo Tullis, Inez Smith, Fred Epperey
Nelma Ford.
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES
Clyde Combs Edna Gatchell, Elizabeth Daughton,
Wayne Buchanan, Nellie Goker Walter Phipps
Gladys Lutz, Helen Dorm, Clifford Farnes, Harold
Wright Tressa Tulls, Pearl Perks Fred Russell
Irene Smith, BERTHE Smith.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Broke His Leg.

w. H. Frost, the we'll known farmer
residing in Eden township, met with a
peculiar accident last Friday afternoon
which resulted in the fracture of his
left leg. He was going to saw mill
for 4 load of lumber and when
near the Ireland school house was driv-
ing along looking for a. road that lead
off through the timber to the mill and
did not notice large stump which was
in the middle of tho road. He was rid
ing on the running gears of the wagon
and the stump caught his left leg and
threw it against the brake on the wag-
on, breaking the bones about half way
between the ankle and the knee. DR.. j.
w. Greenman was called and reduced
the fracture, which will lay Mr.. Frost
up for some weeks.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
OUR CORRESPONDENCE
Newsy Letters from Correspondents
Crowded Off the Regular
Correspondence Page.
Pleasant Valley

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hauser visited at
James Bonner's Sunday.
Mrs. George Virden visited her
brother Robert Hill who lives east OF
Pleasanton, last week.
Mrs. Latham visited Mrs. Jesse
Hauser last week.
Miss Maud Meeker came home Sat
urday to visit with her parents.
Calvin Citizens and Nellie Sutherlin
were Decatur visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill visited at
Merryman's Sunday.
Wheeler Moore visited with Mrs. Levi
Virden Sunday.
George Ellars is husking corn for Ora
Black.
Earnest Robb and wife visited Mrs
Robb's father and mother Sunday.
A. d. Ellis and Dan Myers were in
this vicinity Sunday.
George Virden visited at E. Housh's
Sunday evening.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Notice to the Public.

Leon, Iowa, Oct. 30, 1905.
subscriptions will be received for the
stock of the Leon Telephone Co. from
this date, and certificates will be deliv-.
cred on or before Jan. 1st, 1906. This
stock is ed-Nonassessable and
guarantees the holder 81 annual divi-
dends. Each share will have one vote,
and the owner is not limited to the
number of shares he may own. 1t is
the policy of the Company to give it's
patrons the best service at the lowest
possible cost, and if the prevailing rate
is lowered by any company their price
will be promptly net. We will be
pleased to explain the plans of the
company to anyone who wishes to in
vest in the telephone business.
11-3t w. r. ELLINwoOD.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
The Mayors Court.

Melvin Kinds was taken before the
Mayor Saturday on an old charge of be-
ing disorderly on Oct. 18th, and was
fined $40 and cost.
Clinton Campbell, young man living
south OF town was racing his team up
and down Main street Saturday night
and then started for home, but night
watch Lorey followed him on horse
and arrested him and Mayor McGinnis
fined him SO and cost.
Saturday night Homer Zimmerman
was arrested for drunkenness, and was
fined So and cost.
Report of school in sub. district No.
4 Franklin township beginning Sept.
11th, and ending Nov. 3D., 1905. Number
enrolled twenty six, average daily at
tendance twenty one. Number of DAYS
tanght forty. Those neither absent or
tardy, Lenore Pnce, Lillian Fierce,
Donald Price. HELEN GARDNER.
A couple of peddlers who have been
selling dry goods around town were
arrested Tuesday and taken before
Justice G. w. Beck, charged with ped
ling without a license, but when brought
into court they promptly produced a
regular license issued by Mayor
McGinnis and were discharged from
custody.
Uncle John Bennett, one of the old
citizens of Davis City, died at his home
of that town Monday and was buried at
Davis City Tuesday.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Knights Templars Elect Officers.

At the regular meeting of the knights
Templars held last Friday evening the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Eminent Commander-H. Farquhar.
Generalissimo-Dr j. w. RoweIl.
Captain General. N. Beard.
Senior Warden-W. e. Myers.
Junior Warden-L. Van Werden.
Prelate-Dr. f. A. Bowman.
Recorder-James r. Harvey.
Treasurer--W. A. Boone.
Warder A. Caster.
Standard Bearer--O. r. Hull.
Sword Bearer. N. Clark.
1st Hermit--H. L. Long.
End Hermit-E. e. Bell.
3rd Hermit. A. Harris.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Public Sale.


will offer at public sale at my resi-
dence in southeast Leon, on Thursday,
Nov. 20, 1905, 40 head of Poland China
hogs consisting of spring and fall gifts,
6 good boars, and few barrows.
These hogs have been carefully bred
and are all from registered stock, or
eligible to registry, and are from some
of the best Poland China families ever
in Decatur county. A splendid oppor-
itunity to buy breeding stock which can
not fail to make you money. Terms s
months.
l.. N. MCPHERRIN.
RILEY BUCHANAN, Auct.
Fred Teale, clerk.
velie Buggies.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Thanksgiving Services.

Union Thanksgiving services will be
held this year in the Christian church
and the sermon will be preached by
Rev. w. A. Montgomery, of the Presby-
terian church. 1t is hoped that good
ly number of our citizens will make it
convenient to spend an hour in this
public service of worship and Thanks
giving. There will be an Offering taken
for the poor of our town. Let us make
it liberal. Offerings of clothing and
provisions will be acceptable also and
may be brought to the church where
they will be received for distribution
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Advertised Letters.

Remaining uncalled for in the post
Office at Leon, Iowa, for the week end
ing Nov IL, 1908:
Miss Jeneveere Bridges, Mr.. L.
.Medears, Harry futile. Mr.. Golden
Smalley, and 1 postal card Mrs. Efie
Bridges.
When calling for the above letters
please say advertised"
JOHN LEDGERwooD. Postmaster.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
A Bad Fire at Humeston.

Fire which started in Blackman's
livery stable destroyed an entire row of
frame business houses at Huneston last
Thursday morning, entailing loss of
$4,000, about one-half being covered
by insurance. The livery barn was en-
veloped in flames when discovered and
six head of horses, all the vehicles and
feed were burned with the building
West of the barn was the poEltry office
of Mccoy, Mosier 4 Co., then the New
Era printing office, E. S.. Brezeales
harness shop and Mccullough & Beans
hardware store. The loss is estimated
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
N. E. Church.

Services for Sunday Nov. 10.
II a. m. Sermon to young people, sub
ject; "The Story of Two Boys
2;3O p. m. Union services led by Bap-
tist pastor.
$3.50 p: m. Epworth League.
1880 p: m. Sermon, subject: ''1'he
Value Of Religion"
Revival meetings will be held all the
week. Will be assisted by Rev. 7. j.
Ream, Of Mt. Ayr.
A. M. PITCHER, Pastor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
Leon School Report.

Superintendent's report for month
ending Nov. 8, 1905. ~
Number enrolled 453
Average number belonging ...... =. Ala
Average daily attendance e............. 800
Per cent OF attendance...-........... 81
Per cent of punctuality .... -.......... 80
Cases OF hardness ...... ........ ,....... 80
Number neither absent nor tardy -. 212
Names of those neither absent nor
tardy:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16
License to Wed.
Coal. Coal.

We are ready to contract or fill orders
for Smoky Hollow coal by the bushel
ton or car load. ]. j. EVANS.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1905-11-16

Sam Baker livery barn building $500
Insurance ........ ......- - 1000
c. G. Blackman, livery stock ... 1900
Insurance. ............. 1,150
Mccoy, Mosier 4 Co., poultry office 500
Heck Sanford, printing office - $500
Insurance ............... 1,750
E. S. Brezeale, harness stock . 1900
Mccullough 4 Bean, harness stock 5000
Insurance to cover loss.
j. r. Smith, building .................. 1,50O
During the fire Editor Ed. X. Pitman
of the Humeston Advocate while assist
ing in rescuing the safe of the New Era
office from the fire was overcome by
smoke and heat and was Unconscious for
a short time, but medical attention soon
restored him.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09

ipo Der lInterf1ieb. befhleunist burn
bic MnKensg ginipanberlng aus Sft@
nnb Giibsgurppo. pon sSohr al Sdbr
5dhlih osrinqer tpirb.
0dgeesn belfen MIN ale Siraben
Der 2eute rliht, bic in Die CUTE alte
3eit Siriidbliden, bem Munn ben @r&
fperb unb Der sSruu dls ausfhlieblihe
6pbGre bos 6aus urtpeifen ipcllen.
bos lebtere fbsitert iiberhaiipt fhDn
baron, boB bic moberne Gntipidlung
bos natureemdBe 3iffernDerbdltniB
3tpifhen ben @efhlehtern seritort. ssSn
Bbifdbelpbin, portpiegenb 3ertil<
Stabt, eiebt es sunt 8eifpiel etipd
10000 5rduen mebr als MGnner, in
9ittsbure, Der gtfenitabt, unD ibrer
nG9ften llfneebung bagegen 10000
sSrauen tpenieer ais Mdnner. eSn Bhtz
labelphid miiIen alfo, felbit tpenn
audi ale Mdnner hetrdtbeten, nod bel
Saufenb ssrduen iibria bleiben, ipGfe
renb in pittsburg rti6t alle Mdnner
SSrauen befrmmen lOnnerl. Der moe
berne Snbuitriolismus tpirft ulfo aers
itDrenb anf @be unb 6amilie. Die
5rau lit f9pn Su einem febr grpBen
Bro5entfdb @rtperbsperfon getporpen
utb iptrb es tGelib mehr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09
400 sihnt1,1ef.

Der Sall gort Mrtburs bat neben
Ieiner 8ebeutun9 fir ben ruiitI9=ias
ponifden Rrieg au9 cine mtttelbare
politif9e 8ebeutung fir ein3elne Der
am 8riese ntdt betbetligten Md9te.
@r bringt nGmli9 ID Sronie Der
@eltsefdidte! bic Weibaifpeis
Srage aufs pDlitii6 biplomatiibe
Gapet. Sm Petinser 8ertrase bonn
/. Suli 1898 rpa6tete" England Meis
baitpei bon gbina rfiir cine ebenfo
lange 3eit, ipie Port Mrtbnr i'm 8efb
Der HuiTen bleibe". Millipnen iiber
Milltpnen baben bic 8riten in5tpifnen
fir bic 8efeitieuns Meibaitpeis ausz
aesebeii, iinb ituit tpirb Die sssrdge Der
HGumuns Der sSeitung bur9 bic Gngs
lGnber afut! Sir ben Mugenblid fret.
li9 brar9t man in @nglanb nod
feline 4norbnuneen fir bic &Gumung
Weibaipeis slt treffen. Denn fir iebt
baben bic 8riten mod CUTE Griinbe,
einittpeilen Meibattpei ni9t tpieber
ben gbineIen 3uriidauseben. Bort Or,
thur 1T allerbings tbatid9lth ni1f
niebr i'm 8efib Der Ruilen. s5ormell
inbeb 1T bas bod mod Der San. @ps
lanse nGnli1, Bis Der ruifii9<dinez
fifbe Da9tbertras iiber &ipantung
allfselDit ober sednbert 1T, tpas erff
BEL @elegenbeitbes rufitf9 iopani=
fden Sriebensfdlufes ertpartet tpers
ben fDnnte. 8is babin 1T MuBlanb
npnlinel tpeiter pG1ter BON Rponz
tung, alfo bon part Mrtbur. Diefe
iibrigens rentli9 iinanfehtbare Mufz
faKung bertritt man felbitperitGnblid5
aud in 2onbpner Hesierungsfreifen,
unb Der ,Stanbarb" erfGbrt benn
audi i9pn, gnslanb iperbe Meibailpei
70 ldnge bebalten, Biz HuBlanb feinen
9lnlpri1en auf port Mrtbur fDrsi
melt entfagt babe. Damit ipirb.
es MuBlanb natiirli6 ni1t febr eilig
haben, unb es ipirb audi in 3nfnnft
auf port Mrtbnr nur bann ber3idten,
fpenr es ben Jrieben brau1t unb i'm
anbers ais bur9 preissabe bes
apantuns podtpertrases ni9t CT.
balten fam.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09

iiebt, untsr ipeldsr bas rnfiifhe WoIf
beinabe suidmmenbricht, 70 finbet man
iih elmer 2age ber Dinee seeeniiber,
tpeI9er faum bas gr0bte 9errfdergeS
ME Der @eltsef6ihte eeipadfen ipdre.
4ber Der iebige Gar beiibt tneber gbd=
rafteritGrfe nod pruftifhe @roiebnng
nnb er 1T Der aagenblidlihen Situa=
tion gan3 unb gar nidt setpa6fen.
SD bin teinen MnsenbIid i'm 3tpeifsl,
baB man bic f9limmIten Details Der
seeenipGrttger Gage nor ibm perbeirn=
lidbt. Sollten aber Teine &atbgeber
ben ieBieen Gar Nitplaus ben 3ipeiten
bereben, ebenfo 5u banbeln, ipie Gar
Rifolaus Der grite bor 80 So6ren,
unb slei9faus bic Rdbelsfiibrer err
f6ieBen ober bdnsen Su laiIen ober
nad Sibirien gu fenben, bann ipiirbe
burdb 5ol6e Gepaltmittel bas nnberz
meibIide GnbI6tdfaf ntdt lange auFz
gebalten iperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09
Apnrstp 40 hite iiber RuH-
Lamb.

Nnbreip 9. @bite fennt bur9 feline
biplomdtif9en Stellun9en in Berlin
unb ct. petersburs bas beutI9e unb
bas rufitfbe Retd slei6 gut. go
siinitig aber i'm Magemeinen feline
Meinuns iiber bas eritere lift, 70 uns
giinitig 1T lie iiber bos lestere. l1nb
on bic neueiten greisniife tniipft er
bon feinem ieBisen Nep Oorfer @e>
lebrtenbeim aus folgenbe 8emerfun>
gen:
Wenn elm ruffii9er Gar Elm l9tpuz
der Mann 1T, tpie Der iebiee, 10 fam
er iebr tpenis tbun. Gin I6pa9er
6srrfder tann nidts Nennenstpertbes
iiber bas rufffde @si9 tpiFen, neil
er BON GroBfiiriten, 8uredutraten,
Meibern II. (. ip. umgeben lit, Die i'm
Bios bas tpiifen laifen, mas linen eez
nebm ift. Die 9aupti6ipierigfeit lieet
barin, baB Der Gar fir 100000, 900
Wenfden benfen foll, ipel6e iiber bic
sr0bte 2dnberitrede Der @rbe 3eritreut
nobnen, ben peridiebenHsn 3afien
unb Relisionen angeb0ren unb bic
perfbieDenifen Sbeenfreife bdben. Das
fam tein ein5elner Menfh tbun, mod
bu3u in elmer 10 frttilden 3eit ipis
bic jebige. gs lit unleugbar, bdB bic
llebelftdnbe bes alien ruffif6en @Dz
items jebt pDIig unertrGglih geiporben
iin6. Menn man babel nod in's Muge
fabt, bob bic ruffifde aegierung unz
5dbIige @haaren Der beitsn iuneen
Qeutt in einen berru6ten Grieg fenbet,
uab ipenn mon bic Gteuerldit fih am
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09

foT bon port Mrtbur 70 eleihgiiitig
ldiIe, unb befom ilrigefGhr foIgenbes al
b0ren: ,Gieentlin lit es bod Elm rehz
tes Slid, bdB eS nit biefer GrdgObie
enblih 3u Gnbe lit; Dort Mrtbnr tpar
Elm boffnungsloisr Bdfient, an beifen
gbleben man ii9 i'm 2aufe Ser 3eit
geipDbnt bate; nun, mo er tnbt tit,
dtbmet dlIes erleihtert duf." Die 9eu@
te, bic 70 faltuIiren, benfen nidbt ba@
ran, baB biefer boffnunqsloie pdtient
bate gefunben tDnnen, tpenn ibm
re4tseitig energifbe Silfe sebra9t
ipprbet tDdre.
2l[le bieie Speuben fir bic Mrmee,
bic Siiriorge fir bic @ertpunbeten, fie
erf9eiren einem ndh alIebem ipie cine
groBe 2iige, ipie cine 9eu9elei, ipelhe
Die p0lliee @lei6giltieteit perbeden
unb bemGnteln ION, aber man muB iih
bterbet du6 iagen, baB BET einem 0err
artigen 8erbdlten bds sSiibret einer
groBen nationalen 5d9e ein llnbing
tit. Die Rrone dber feBt alien bic
Sbatfacbe ouf, bdB am Sage nuh benz
gi1ltreffen Der pffisiellen Radriht
iiber Die &apitulutipn bon Bort Nrz
tbur unb ben 1tntergung bes ednaen
rufiif6en @ef9tpabers i'm Marines
club in 8ronitabt elm Gonsert ifaitz
fanb, Bel Incident es re4t luitig hera
gegangen fein fou!
Mber i6 babe ul6 erJreifenbe 9aez
men bes S9merSes eefehen unb min Tie
nt6t peri9ipeigen. Sm Mdrines uno
9enerdlitab tparteten an ienem Gage
6unberte BON sSrduen, S9ipeitern,
Wfiittern unb glngebDrtgen dlif eine
5uberIGfiige Na6ri9t aus benz Wtunbe
Der pffi5ieG bierfir beitimuten 8edms
ten. @s fparen bers3erreibenbe Saenen,
bic ii9 bort in ben 1tillen bohen Sde
len abfpielten, no 6unberte BON 6erz
gen @eipibbeit baben ipollten unb tie
ni9t fanben. ssS6re 2ieben iparen es,
bic bort in gort Mrtbur felt nielen
Monaten bergebli9 fir Die G6re bes
3anbes getdmpft, unb iiber beren
S6tdial iie nun bOren pollten. l1nb
ipel6e @ntpprten mubten bieie idtrerz
gebeugten Srauen bDren9 r8tr tpifien
ni6ts, mir baben feline offisielle Nadz
ri9t!" - ,2lber es ftebt bod in ben
Selegrammen!" = oDas tpobl, aber
iie brau9en besbalb mod niht rt4tig
5u fein." 9a madten iih Der Shmers
unb bic @ntriiitung elmer illngen Srau
in einem S9rei unb elmer Mntluge
2uft: vSbr lii9t, Sbr 2umpengei!nz
bell" Damn brad lie pbnmG6tig 8u@
fammen unb tpurbe bon Stpet 8ebien=
fteten aus benz Saale getraeen. -.
Die sruu bate re9t, iie tparen beIo@
gen tpprben, unb bteie 8eamtenliieer,
bic alles 70 lange tpie nt0gli9 ber=
beimltden, bic 9efelIi9aft bebormun=
ben unb beberrf9en tpplen, tie iinb
alletn bic eigentli9e llrIa9e bes &riez
ees, Der @runb aller ylieberlagen unb
bes Salles BON Pprt Irtbur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-09
Iahrrnne 3nd1TdIitle.

Wdbrenb Der lebten Mablfampage
llen bat man iid5 baran eeipDbnt, &ebz
ner gu bDren, bic ben 3ug. ouf pelz
dem iie gum 3tpede Der Ngitationsz
rebe angefommen finb, gar nidt per=
laTen, ionbern sleih BON Der 9latz
form bes Giienbabnipoggpns aus
lpre9en. 4u9 gelegentli9 bon &ez
prdfentations> ober 8eIu9srei1en
zines grdiibenten 1T 9erartiges bic
9egel eeiporben. 8on nun ab tpirb
irie bic gleip Yorfer Staatsseitung
I9retbt, bic Manberrebe ni4t mebr
auf pplitti9e ober dbnli6e @elegenz
teiten bef8rGntt fein. 0ie llniberits
tat bon Slltnois 1T auf ben gkbanten
getpn1nlen, bic Monberrebe audi gu
ltnterri9tsaipeden 81 beripenben, unb
bat elei9 nit Der @tablirung elmer
Nrt Observation-Disclosures 9odf6ule
i'm l1mberaieben" begonnen. 2dnDz
iptrtbf6aftslebrer fabren in etnem
aleiienbdbn3uge bon Srt 81
Srt, iiberal tptrb porber ntttgetbeilt,
bdb unb mann ite antommen, Die 5arz
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