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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

The American tourist in London
was showing some photographs to his
English acquaintance.
This, he SAID, exhibiting picture
taken during the recent blowout Of
the Dramatic Order Of Khorassan, IS
a street scene on Woodward avenue,
Detroit. Mich, in the heart of the
Rockies"
The Englishman expressed much
surprise at the large number Of fierce
looking sheiks and sword-carrying
brigands in the crowd, but the Ameri
can explained that during tho last
year 85.764 Turkish and Arabian bri
gands had landed in New York city
alone. Detroit Tribune.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
STATE Fair q Snccess

The Interstate Fair officials are de
lighted with the success Of the Trenton
exposition. I'VE had success beyond
our greatest expectations. said Secre-
tary Mahlon r. Margerum We had
fine weather all week. and every single
condition contributed to this record
breaking fair We have every reason
to be grateful, and indeed we are"
The total attendance Monday, Tues
day Wednesday and Thursday was
106,519. which is 1916 in excess OF
the same days last year The total
Of Friday surpasses that Of Friday of
last year, and the total attendance of
the week will amount to about 100000.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
In All Parts Of the State.

Farmers of Somerset County may
nominate an anti-automobile legisla-
tive ticket.
Leading business men are talking Of
starting bank in Pedricktown.
Mrs. Ann Torbert, aged ninety-seyen
years. of Salem. is paying her annual
visit to her children and grandchildren
throughout Salem County.
Hundreds of bushels of apples are
rotting under the trees in South Jer-
sey the crop being so enormous
that il does not pay to gather them.
vineland and Millville citizens are
trying to interest capitalists in a
theatre project
The Williamstown Board of Trade
is trying to raise an $4,000 funds with
which TO construct a building for a
new rug factory.
Thomas Sheets, of Bridgeport, has
a 10O-pound watermelon on exhibition.
There is prospect Of night school
for both sexes being opened in River
ton, under the direction of Professor
G. G. Davis, supervising principal OF
the public scnool
Palmyra w. C. T. q. is urging the
adoption of curfew law.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
Fisk sisters to Farm It.

Miss May L. Fisk and Miss Evelyn
Fisk. daughters Of the late Harvey
Fisk. the New York banker, will give
up social, pleasures in New York for
the coming winter to devote their en-
tire attention to modern dairy farm
which has been started at Riverside.
the Fisk estate near Trenton. The
two young women tired of society and
decided to devote their time to run
ming the farm A company was re-
Gently formed in which all of MIR,
Fisk's sons are stockholders to
operate the farm. The dairy has been
established upon an elaborate basis.
1t boasts of fine herd of cows.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

An authority, the Sports of the
Times, prints pictures of the type Of
carriage horse selected by the Agricul-
itural Department and the type strong
lly recommended by breeders. The
Government horse is graceful, gentle
obviously fast, and his unclipped tail
and name add to his beauty. The
Breeders horse is squarely, heavily
built hackney, his action mechanical
and his tail bobbed No private buyer
would hesitate a moment between the
handsome trotter and the imported
freak, says Town Topics, and l con-
graduate the Government officials
upon their good sense and taste
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Among the QUART old customs and
ceremonies still kept alive in country
districts there is only one horn dance, "
and that is to be found at Abbots
Bromley, in Staffordshire. Every year
at the village wake the dance is still
carried out. The origin Of the horn
dance is lost in the mists of history,
but it has been traced back as far as
the eleventh century. Until the seven.
teenth century it was practiced at
Christmas, on New Years Day and on
Twelfth Day. In the time OF Henry
VIII. the dance wgs performed in front
Of the church every Sunday and col.
lection for the poor taken up from the
spectators. New York Herald.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

1t is interesting at this juncture to
note that in "The Damnation of The
ron Ware" by Harold Frederic, pub
lished in 1896, one Of the characters is
made to say: The Chinaman has the
patience to live everything down-the
Caucasian races included. He will see
us all to bed, will that gentleman with
the pig tailr'
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

China's Emperor out Of full heart
congratulates President Roosevelt on
the success of the peace negotiations.
If ever statement Of the costs of the
Russian-Japanese conflict is tabulated,
the loss to China through the occupa-
tion Of the rich Manchurian country
b.. the belligerent forces will not be
the least interesting item, concludes
the New York Sun.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

In these days, writes Or. L. 2. Blair,
in the New York Sun, when the cry of
race suicide is heard in the land, when
the appearance of children in the
homes Of the intelligent and well to do
Is becoming scarcer and scarcer, while
the disgusting affection which many
persons lavish on pet dogs and cats be-
comes empowering, the views Of the
great Caesar as portrayed BY the his.
touan Plutarch are timely indeed:
When Caesar happened TO see some
strangers at Rome carrying. young dogs
and monkeys in their arms and fondly
caressing them he asked whether the
women in their country never bore any
children, thus reproying with proper
severity those who lavish upon brutes
that natural tenderness which is only
que to mankind
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Several phases of social revolution
are noticeable in England. states the
New England Grocer. The latest is
the revolt of the tradesmen, or the
wealthy middle class. against the de-
mands Of the nobility for extended
credit The recent introduction Of
American methods by several Oxford
nnd Bond street dealers has shown, by
a contrast in prices, the evils of the ar
bitrary credit methods. The result is
that an Anti-Credit League il forming,
and the countesses and duchesses who
have been accustomed to order what
they pleased and pay when they got
ready are getting the cold shoulder in
the largest shops Of the British metrop-
oils.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
II Was 4 question Of How.

Tom Mason. who lived at Bonny
Eagle, Me, and helped my grand
faNler, who was Uncle John" (Lane)
on the farm. said one day: "Uncle
John, want rs cents"
Grandfather said What do you
want rs cents for, Tom?"
Il want to buy quart of rum" was
the reply, "to keep Fourth of July"
Now, Tom" said grandfather.
cant you keep Fourth of July on a
pint of rum?'
Tom considered for a moment, and
looking his employer straight in the
eye replied: Uncle John. perhaps /
could keep Fourth of July on a pint
Of rum, but the question is, how would
it be kept ~" Boston Herald.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Five American mlllionaires we're
staying at Claridge's Hotel last week,
and it is worth noting. says Punch, as
showing how the republican spirit is
no mere empty form, that one whose
fortune is estimated at 920,O0O,00O
treated one who had only f10,0O0.000
as his equal and was seen more than
once to converse with him
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

gage car, Bullock led the fight Re
rode in train one day with two big
packages. He was ordered to take
them to the express car and refused.
The packages were then taken from
him and placed in the car, from which
he subsequently refused to take them.
He brought suit for $4,000 damages.
Bullock got a verdict in the Morris
County Court for 81 for torn coat, So
for his groceries, and $1,000 for his mu-
tilated feelings. The Supreme Court
set aside the verdict.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
Fighting Commuters Dead

Thomas o. Bullock, Fighting COM
mutor," and one Of the best known
citizens of Succasunna, is dead at his
home in that place. He was one of
the best known commuters along the
line of the Lackawanna, well known
10 the railroad company. Tor which he
made trouble many times and is well
known to other commuters whose
cause he so often championed When
In 1896 the railroad decreed that all
packages must be carried IL the bag
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

A schoolboy gives the following in
formation about the pig: "A pig when
living has four legs, but when you kill
it the butcher says it only mas two, be
cause he calls The front legs shoulders
ana the back legs are called hams.
Ham tastes nice, and they boil it 10
eat alta wedding. The missus sprinkies
little bits Of toast on it to make it look
pretty. Massachusetts, Ploughman.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Charles Fisher, a youth of Sergeants-
vile, was shot and fatally wounded
by the accidental discharge of shot
gun in the hands of his cousin, Will
liam Fisher The latter was showing
Charles a gun, which he did not know
was loaded The weapon went off and
the charge struck Charles above the
eye. passing out of the back of his
head. He died next morning.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
In Jail For Life For a Dollar.

Thomas Baker has been sent to the
County Jail Millville, for non-payment
of his poll-tax and Special Collector
William Dooling, who issued the war;
rant, says he will be there for life or
until he pays the dollar. The police
have been looking for Baker for seve-
raj months and found him in Jail
serving four-day sentence for drunk
pnnpgS
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

we brag about our modern inven-
lions, but now it appears that the prin-
ciple Of the arch was used in Mesopo-
damia COCO years ago! Civilization
must have been old even then. to have
evolved such a thing.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
Pastor Recomes Cnrate.

The Rev. Charles B. Mitchell. pas
for of the Fairfield Reformed Church
for the last three years, has rendered
his resignation to become an Episco-
palian. He has accepted a call to be-
come a curate in st. Johns Church,
Chicago.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
Death Divides Aged Twins,

Elijah Eldridge, seventy-eight years
old, died at the home Of his nephew,
+ K Curl in Burlington. He and his
brother, Elisha, who survive him.
were, with one exception. the Oldest
twins in the State. He was born near
Moorestown and was veteran of the
Civil War The Oldest twins in New
Jersey are said to be Jacob and Peter
Eyeratt eighty-two years old, of
Lunterdon County.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Possibly the Gar, in disnissiDg his
naval officers. is merely trying to har-
monize The number Of officers with the
number of vessels. suggests the Balti-
more American
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
Hard Blow For Trading Stamps.

rhe clothing merchants of Trenton
have entered into an agreement to
discontinue the use of all trading
stamps after October IS. Grocers and
other business men may follow suit.
With the grocers in line against it,
it is believed the scheme would be put
out of business in Trenton.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10


still following the illustious example
of the "Great Anna celebrated by
Pope who sometimes counsel took,
and sometimes tea.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Our President is now called Theodo-
rus Paciicator Maximus This is GER
tainly tough luck, remarks the Age
Herald.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
NEW JERSEY STATE NEWS


Too Scared to Shoot at Bear.
"A big brown bear was seen in the
woods near Clark's Pond, three miles
south of Bridgeton, by James Clifford.
He was SO frightened that although
he had his gun he was afraid to shoot.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

The number of divorces annually APP
piled for and granted in the United
States is at present exceeded by Japan
alone, states the Fortnightly Review.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Cuba is free but seems little IN
certain as to what to do with her free
dom. remarks the New York Tribune.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

AS shown by statistics English peo-
pie drink about six pounds of tea
head annually. Evidently they are
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10
The joyous seasons or lie are mighty
short, observes the New York Press

There can be no honest government
without honest Suffrage, declares the
Baltimore American.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-10

Subject: Returning From Captivity, Ezra
l., 1-11--Golder Text, Paa. cxzv., 81
Memory Verses. 5, g. documentary on
tho Days Lesson.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
Yolttti6es.

Na6oem uns in ben lebten Woden
Die republitanii6en 8ldtter bslebrt boz
ben, oaB @or Elm Mann lei, vobne
5urdt uno Sabsl", fommt Der Griess-
ietretdr Saft uno reiBt oem BOB" Die
Maste bonn @ef6t.
Saft bat Die 9lnIibt Der e5rli6en
Gepublitaner bon Ohio aus9eIprodsn,
als er lebte 0o6e in elmer Reoe in
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iollte, sur Wabl na6 Cincinnati 81
fommen. 10 uiiroe er 9e9en oas q ub=
litanifbe Muni3ipat=Sifet itis men.
2eioer dber miro 5aft intonis lent.
inoem er troBbem 0errif unterftiiBt,
Der oa5u belfen io0, Dem @inciwnatier
BoB Die ndmlide @epalt i'm eansen
Staate Ohio su Oerleiben, Die er jsBt
in Cincinnati beibt.
Die oeutI1=republitaniiden 3eitun=
gen pertbeioi9en @or uno ertldren, oer=
ielbe tperoe unibuloig berfolgt, neil
man ibn nidt berfebe. Sen 9lei6en
8Ortpurf oarf man Saft ni6t MAIDEN,
oenn als geborener @incinnatler muB
er oD9 ben goB tennen, uno geraoe
Oesbalb min CT ni6ts bon ibm niNen.
Wir iino enti9ieoen sesen oas 8ran=
nof=@eieB uno sesen ale oerarti9en
8eIebe, aber oies lit nod lange tein
8runo. ben Mann gu unteritiiben, Der
our9 feline unteri9rift oem Brannods
@eieb erit 8eiebestraft perlieben.
glice Gooiebelt. Die Sodter bes prd=
iioenten, bat auf ibrer Reile nod Dem
fernen Siien pertbpDle 8ei6enfe er=
balten uno miro Der 3ol barauf co.
900 betragen. Nun Miro Der 8ori1las
eema6t. ibr ben 3OG 3u erlahen, neil
lie oieielben, I'm Sntereie Der Ser.
9taaten babe annebmen miiRen. 5ino
bic 8ei6ente tpirfli9 i'm Sntereiie Der
Ser. Staaten an9enommer tporben, 10
lou tie bieielben Dem Smitbionian Sn=
ititut iiberneiien upo Der GonsreB miro
Dem Snltitut bic Steuern erlahen, be-
tradtet iie bic @eidenfe aber als per-
f0nlihes gigentbum, 10 tDnnen mir
ni9t einieben, tparum ibr Die Steuern
erlal1en tperben fDlen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
Oinnlalel. %.
Gtmrnt as,f oem seets.

2ebte Wode miitbete in Der Naht
bonn 9onnerfag auf ssreitag auf Dem
nDroli1en Mihienn See, oem 0uron
See uno benz @rie See elmer Der
idiilnntiien Stiirine felt SSdbfeii. ssiiff sGsif
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oil Sdiffen unD Menihenleben a19es
meloet tueroen.
9ie oerunelildten Gabr3eiiae firlo:
Shlepper SSranf Yerrn, bel Noot
Sslano unter9egangen.
Dampfsr Soiepb g. Gap. bel Goger
@itp, Wi6., gefranbet uno in 5tiife
ge9an9en. Ser Maat Sofepb Siae lit
ertrunfen.
Die garfe $. g. Rbooes, Die fid
i'm Sdlepptau oes Gap befano. tpuroe
bel @beboD9an, Wis., ans 2anb gee
trieben.
56oner emma 8. geeilion, in
presque Ssle Safen geifranoet, Wann=
fdaft gerettet.
S6oner MinneboIa. % Weilen bon
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9an5en 8eiaBuna bon adt Mann unter@
9e9an9en.
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lt9 bon @rte, 3d., 9efranoet.
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ooer Sr9aro, i'm @rie See unterge=
gangen. 8on Der a9t Mann farten
geiabuna nod feline Ra6riht.
Gampfer 5arab 6. Sbelbon, BEL
2orain 9eitranoet.
56ouer Gin9tisbee, bel glepelanb
in Stiife ge9ansen.
S6lepper Walter Metcalf. bel @leDe=
lano unterge9an9en.
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Sturm, Der SO Stunbeu lang piitbete,
lino 2l Meni6en elm Spfer Der @ler
mente aetuOrben, unb bic 3abl Der per=
lorenen uno beT6doieten 5abraeuge
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5fabr3euge peroen nod bermBt. unb es
miro befiirAtet, oaB Die 5ootenlifte
nod 9r6Ber tperoen wiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26

Sabre alte Sodter uno feline 56wds
aerin eri6olIen. Gr iudte oann feline
beioen iun9en Gtiefi6nne, als er lie
|aber ni6t fano. idob er ii9 ielbit eine
Gugel ourd ben Ropf. 9ie Srae0oie
'pielte lib in Der Wobnunq ieiner
sdDdgerin ab. giferlu6t Ideint bic
geranlaRun9 5u Der Sbat eepeien gu
iein.
prdiioent RooIebelt itattete 3ospen,
90, oem alten 0eim Ieiner Mutter,
einen 8eiu1 ab.
Sem prdlioenten, ipel6er eeeen=
fpdrtig ben Giioeu belu6t, miro iiberaG
Elm aldnsenoer gmpfana bereitet.
a 9lm 20. Oftober ino in Norb=See=
brasta uab ,Siio=Datota 3tpei 3ou
sAuee 9efaaen.
2eBte 8ode tpuroe i'm Bufingbam
5otel in Nep Oort 6rau 8eoree %.
Soaolep. Satin oes 8etriebsleiters Der
Snternational Boner @onpanD uno
9rdlioent Der american Bridge 3d.,
Inn 0iamanten i'm Wertbe bon $40, 900
beFoblen. Sobn Dode, Elm Gellner.
uno gilbert 59ulb. Elm friiberer ,BeQ
Bon" in oem Sotel, muroen als Der
Sbat Derod6ti9 perbaftet; beioe be-
baupten aber nnI6ulois gu iein.
Sn Der yidbe bon gonfers, q. g.,
fnb bel einem 3uIammenitoB stpif6en
einem SegatboOt uno einem sdlepp=
bampFer 5 petfonen i'm 0uoIon 6luhe
ertrunten.
Nuf einen WaQen Der s Nbe. 2inie
In 9few Yorf fo6ten am Sonntae Na1=
mittag orei Mdnner einen Gampf nit
RcbolOern aus. ndbreno Die @ar nit
raIenoer 8ei9winoiateit oabiniaufe
uno Die iibri9en paliaeiere auf oem
gOoen Der Gar la9en, um tpenn m6e=
li6 bon ben Ruoeln peri6ont gu bleiben.
Nle orei Sbetlnehmer an Dem Sample
nuroen i6tper berlebt. On Der 81.
StraBe iprang Elm Mann. yfamens
Sbomas O'grien. auf Die Gar uno i'm
Dem er Dem Gonbufteur einen &epolper
on bic Stirn belt, befabl er ibln, Den
Wagen 10 fbnel fabreu gu lafen als
nur mOglih, oa 2eute binter ibm ber
ielen, pel6e ibn t0oten tpollten. 8lei9
oarauf ipran9en 5Dei anoere 9eute auf
nM Wagen uno es begann bann Elm
b!utiaer &f. gaadoem alle orei
ibre Patronen beri6oKen batten, be-
nuBten lie ibre GepolOer uno bear=
beiteten iitb oanit. grit an Der 26.
StraBe eiIten poli3iten berbei uno oer=
bafteten bic battanten, bic 5u er=
ifopft maren, Wioeritano gu leiiten.
O'grien mar our6 ben Sals gei6olien.
gon Ieinen 2In9reifern bate Senrp
prang ebenfalls cine 6ueel in ben
9als erbalten, mdbrenb Sbomas Sui
llban in's 8ein uno in ben Nrm 9e=
ibohen tpOroen mar.
@ine 2aun6, in Der li9 3ebn p6ila=
oelpbiaer befaroen, toQibirte ipdt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26

gus gmuioen in 6ollano miro 9e=
meloet, oaB bel Der 8oaser gont in
Der Norblee oas Wraf Der 6iI1erbarte
8ambetta aefunoen lit, Die am 2. Ot-
tober gum lebten Male eeiprobeu puroe.
Gs ibeint, oaB Die "a damn Der 8e=
iaBuna ertrunten lino.
Weil Die Sirtei fd tp.ieert. bic 5i=
nan3eu Ma3eooniens unter internatiD=
male RontrolIe gu itellen, pollen Die
8roBmd6te Elm gemeiniames ultima=
tum iiberrei6en, uno lie tperoen, i'm
5alle oas llltimatum teine 8eabtunq
ftnoen iollte, cine SIottenoemonfration
peranitalten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
9Sette @ur fiir &rebs.

9lae Saut=Grebsleioen fno, tpie man
iebt weiB. beilbar Ourd 8udlen's
Nrnica 6albe. Sas. Malters bon
Duffielo, 3d., lbreibt: .Seit Sabren
lit i6 ON Rrebs auf meiner 2ippe,
tDel9er unbe,lbar idien, bis Budlens 8
Nrnica Galbe ibn beilte uno jebt III er
bollfdnbig peridmunoen." Garantirt
bel 61nitten utlb 8ranbpunoen in
Mller's Npotbefe. 9fur 25 Gents.
0eriuht iie. Sn Millers Npotbefe
miro oeuti1 gelpro1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26

Sonnta9 Na9mittaq i'm 9elanare
Jlune NIT elmer BARGE uno iieben bon
ibnen ertranfen, tp1breno Die iibriaen
orei bon Der 8emannlng oes G6Iepp=
oanpfers Brllfol aerettet tuuroen. nel=
der Die Barge fhleppte, als fih Der
unfaa ereianete. Die 8eretteten Iino
Rapitdn Sobn Wind, Der @iaentbiimer
Der Saun1. %. s. Ruilell uno s.
&utberforo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
YIdne. reid 5,t tperD cit,

tperben oft our9 einen plDBliden 3u=
iammenbrud, peruriadt ourd 9ps=
pepiie ooer 0artleibigteit su gaidte.
&afft gu9 auf uno nebmt Or. Sings
Stem 2ife pils. Sic entiernen Die
GtDffe, tpel1e grre Sbatfraft bemmen
unb ermntbiaen gu6 su einem neuen
Beginner. Gie beilen auh 2Opftpeb
unb GnninbeI. 25 Gents in Miuer's
Mpoibefe. @arantirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-10-26
Grcttrii0ttett DER 9. & ..
GtSettb1l1tt.

gta6 SomerIet, o., am 81. Ofto=
ber uno l. gtobember, Elm 6abrpreis
plus Csc fir Die &unofabrt. gnt=
biilun9 oes pbil. Sberioan Wonu.
ment5. 25
9ln Observation-Disclosures, &unofabrt=
Staten nieOrieer als le. Spre9t nit
unlerem Ngenten. 80
Gpe5leue SOnntaes @rcuriions=
Sa6rpreile bia 3. & >. @iIenba6n
bon Seem Pbilaoelpbia na6
Bridgeport, o., $l.00 Die &unofabrt;
2Orain, g., $l.50 Die 8unofahrt;
@lebelano, g.. $1.5O Die &unofahrt.
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3MIann.

2ebtes Wo6e tpurbe bas Staotben
Sorrento in Slincis. 80 Wleilen noro-
6itli6 bon ct. 2ouis. bon elnem Sor=
nabo heimgeiu6t, tpobei adt perIonen
eetDotet uno IS Derlebt nurben, meb=
rere oabon lebensgefdbrli6. Ser pes
funidre S9aben miro auf $50, 900 bis
800. 900 absefhdbt. Dieraig 0duier
murben entpeoer gans serit0rt ooer bon
ibren Junoamenten fOrtaeriien. Mues,
mas ii1 i'm pfao bes e7turmes befanb.
tunrbe gdnSlid seri6rt.
0arrp McGlaiien, Der in Jorater=
bile bel Oflaborla. Sa.. Elm &ofhaus
betrieb, bat feline Grau, feline finf
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Serri6 t,nO 8attiion.

Die oeutihen Gepublitauer. lDel6e es
bor einem Sabre als Elm 8erbreben
ertldrten, tpenn man RooIepelt's 9eis
ftun9en a!s pOli3ei= i=8aiba bon Stem
yort in Grlnnerun9 bra9te, ertl1ren
nun nit benz bollen yrulfton ibrer
WnmaBun9, oas gan3e liberale @lement
mafle tuie elm Wtaun fiir Serrif ein=
Iteben.
9tber parum au6? - Wo lieQt Der
8etueis bon Serrif's liberaler @elin=
nung? IS 1T pabr, pattilon bat li6
fir oas 8rannof=8eieb ertldrt, aber es
1T au6 cine 5batIa6e, oaB 5errif ons
8eisB - alleroin9s in ettpas mooifis
3irter Sorm, unterI6rieber unb bass
ielbe oaourd gum 8eieBe eema6t bat.
Ser unteridieo ndre iopeit ni9t
arob, uno bod beftebt Elm GROCER I'm
tetIdieo in Dem Berbalten Der beioen
Mdnnern: Battilon mar als Y5ripat=
mann in teiner Weiie perpflidtet, tpie
er i16 gu Dem 8eieBe itellen iOate, Spr=
rid aber bate lib nit Dem berltorbenen
BunOesieuator gamma psrpflidtet oa=
fir gu forgen, oaB in Der leBten @eiebz
gebun9 feline Semperen59eiebgebu
our6Qebe. Snoem er alio oas Bran=
nof=8eieb unterI6rieb, 1T er tport=
fri6lQ 9eporoen. ST oies etpa Der
@runo, oaB geDille libera!e 3eituneeu
ben 8ouOerneur 10 Iebr bemuroern?
Gunofa6rt= uno billige @inpe9=&a=
ten fir Observation-Disclosures. Spre9t
nit ben Sifet=Ngenten. "a
@ebr billiQe &unofabrt=&aten ieben
Sonntag. Sies 1T eine @eleeenbeit,
Greunoe in bena6barten 9tdoten gu
beiu6er. Is