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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
Rouyier TO Retain Position.

Paris, June l6.-The official Announce
ment has been made that Premier Rou-
vier has decided to retain the position Of
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, made vacant
by the resignation of NJ. Delcasse per-
manently. The selection of the new
Minister of Finance to succeed Nj. Rou-
vier it is announced will be made to-
night or tomorrow France has asked
Germany to explain what the exact bear
ing of the proposed movement on the
Moroccan question for which Germany
recently sent out a note to all the powers
would be before signifying what the
answer of the French government will be
to the proposal. The situation is con-
sidered as stained. Letters received by
people living in Paris from soldiers
serving on the French Frontier report
that the feeling between the soldiers OF
the two nations runs high. There are
constant conflicts, it is reported between
the soldiers. In some cases pickets of
the two countries have exchanged shots
while on watch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
its present besmirched condition whittier

The GERMAN government refuses 10
allow any life insurance company which
holds stocks among its assets to do bust
ness. and one of the great American life
insurance companies sold its stocks and
hold only bonds in order to qualify itself
TO do business in Germany. Recent dis
closures will go far to confirm the sound
ness of The position of the Berlin authori-
ties. 1t might be an excellent thing
suggests the Philadelphia Record, to
prohibit any Reinsurance company from
owning shares of stock. Such a Prohi-
bition would go far to divorce the life in
surance business from Wall street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
GreasOn Acquitted.

Reading, Pa, June l5.-After having
been under sentence of death, for over
two years, Samuel Greason, colOred, was
acquitted in criminal court, today, of
the murder of John Edwards, on motion
of the District Attorney, who said he
was unable TO secure evidence against
GreasOn, since Mrs. Edwards has ex-
onerated him. A great crowd cheered
the verdict, and hundreds shook Grea'
sons hand. 1t was the end Of one of
the most remarkable murder cases in the
history OF toe State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
Ten Times Easier.

II is ten times easier 81 eur coughs. Group
whoOping and all lung and broD
ohial affections phrn the bowels are open.
Kenne,ly's Laxative Honey and Tar is the
original Laxative Cough Syrup. Gently
moves the bowels, aud expcls all cold from
the system Best for Coughs Colds. Group,
WhOOping. Cough. etc. Remember the name,
"Kennedyls," and see that the red clover
blossom and the honey bee is on the bottle,
Sold by w. r. Creighton, 40l King street
and corner Queen and Patrick streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16

IN HIS speech at Oxford, Ohio, yes.
terday before the students of Miami
University, Secretary Taft made these
observations
Indiscriminate enforcement of Chinese
exclusion has subjected merchants and
students to contumely, insult, arrest and
discomfort.
Criminal laws are maladministered,
especially in regard to homicide; in
crease of lynching due to immunity Of
culprits; right Of appeal extended too far.
Poor men are deprived of the chance
aud desire for public office; milliOnaires
only can govern us.
These are matters which the people
should deeply study and correct the
evils before they have gone too far.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16

THE CITY COUNCIL at its last meeting
made liberal appropriation for fitting
up the station house with retiring rooms,
porcelain bathtubs, lockers, ETC.. for the
convenience and comfort of the police
force whose services some of the Coun-
cilmen extolled But last night the
grand jury returned a severe present
ment against the police force, charging
general ineficiency and recommending
an absolute reorganization, stating "that
nothing satisfactory can be brought from
the present chaotic organization" Now,
possibly, when the lavatories are put in
operation the force may emerge from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
STATE OF OHIO. Clry or TOLEDO. }

Frank J. Clancy makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of F. j. Cheney d Co
doing business in the City Of Toledo, County
aud State aforesaid. and that said firm will
pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every ease Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use Of Halls Caiarrh
Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. d.
1856.
lo.., A. w. GLEASON,
N'e"'' NOTARY PUBLIC.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mucus
surfaces Of the system. Send for testimonials
free.
+. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe
Take HALLS Family Pills for constipation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16

All the jewels Of the Duchess of West
minister, of which she was robbed in
May, and estimated to be worth $50, 900,
were found yesterday buried in field two
miles out of Cambridge, Eng. A form
er night Waterman at GrosyenOr House
confessed the theft and detectives
arrested an accOmplice who conduc-
ted them to the place where the
jewelry was hidden.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16

THE FAILURE of the government to
prosecute trusts and railroads charged
with violating the law has caused a great
deal of gossip, and S ONE suspicion that
the delay is for fear that some men
"higher up may be involved when the
nrohe ia introduced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
In Mad Chase.

Millions rush in mad chase after health,
from one extreme of faddism to another,
when, if they would only eat good food, and
keep their bowels regular with DR.. Kings
New Safe Pills their troubles would all
pass away. Prompt relief aud quick cure
for liver and stomach trouble, 25c at L. s.
Leadbeater d Sons drug store: guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
The University.

AT the closing exercises of the eighty
first session of University of Virginia,
Wednesday night, President Alderman
stated that the following amounts had
been contributed to the Jefferson Me-
mortal endowment fund since April IL
last: So, b. Charles r. Crane, of
Chicago; 81 900 BY Charles j. Peabody,
of New York; 81 900 by Morris X. Jes-
sup, of New York; $1,000 by Edward
). Alexander, of Louisville, Ky; 81
500 by w. Fl. Fitzhugh, Of Memphis,
Tenn. This brings the total contribu
tons up to 1925, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
New York Stock Market.

New York, June l6.-There was practically
no feature to the trading during the first hour.
Nearly all the room traders devoted their at
tention to japanese bonds. especially the 4as,
which advanced from 92l to 93
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer.

Fewer gallons; takes less Of DeyOe Lead
and Zinc than mixed paints. Wears longer |;
twice as long A. lead and oil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16

FOR ICED TEA.-Choice Blended Teas
for sale at 40c, SOC and Coo pound by
J, G, AILBURGs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16

Experienced travellers have found great
benefit by taking with them a bottle Of DR..
SETH ARNOLD's BALsAM. Ii cures illness
caused by impure water and sudden changes
Of climate.
Warranted by Edgar Warfeld. jr., Warfeld
& Hall and W. F. Creighton d Co., AleEan-
dria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1905-06-16
The nfarke

Georgetown, June ls.-Whsat s5As5.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25
Wnllllllel. 3.
NemeaeS.

Die 6oh3eitsealdenfe oes frans0H=
f6en prditoenten Houbef an Ole Ders
Isogitl @ecilie, Die Braut Des Detltfdetls
Rronprinsen, tDmroen oerieibeI1 nlit
Sonntaa pom fransbfiiden BDtIhGfter
In Bertin. 0errn Biho,irb. iiberreidt.
sic befeben aus spei foiibaren GeOres
Yaisn uno einiaem, feinen Be,ueben bon
.Seonpais. 0err gihpurb iibermittefte
Der 6e3o9in aud Die 8liiftpiinlhe oes
Brdlloentsn uno oes frans6liihen 0pls
tss in einem elaenhanDi9en Gdreiben
oes Serrn Houbet.
prina 9edpoleon Wictor gonaparte
tbeilts am Wonta9 ben Giibrsrn Der
SonapartlIten nit, ooB er feline gea
piaute 9ermdblHng mitTber grinSellin
Slemeutine bon gelpien befinitip aufs
.ae9eber babe. Is III oies gelfeben,
meil Der Yerma6lunQ BON pelldieDetieil
Seiten, Darunter auh pon Der friiheren
Gailesin gugenie, oeren Srbe Der prins
ietn miro. III energilher WeiIe oppcrllrt
morosn lit.
Sn benz 8osruf 5unnel i'm Steier=
mart fano ain Wiontae cine 8ase plo-
iion Itutt, bel Der IL Beiionen um's
2eben tamen. Ter fertlae She'll oes
8unnels wuroe nidt befhdo,at.
Der eetretdr fir Snoisn. Dsrr groa
oerif, iiinoigte am Wlonta9 i'm unter-
Aaus ali. naB in nislem Sabr ihpn
oreiDiertsi Miillun Menlhen in ,SnbIen
aer &eulenpeit erieaen Isien.
Nus oem 9ars miro Ftart,r gdnee-
fall 9smelost. Der pielfad 0ertebrs=
nodungen nit lid bringt. sSa mans
den 6eqenben oes Sberharsts berrfht
bittere allte, lpie nsitteu i'll g8inter,
uno mad ben ieBiaen An5eiAen sl
ttlieRen, miro man am Brpfen 3u
9fingteu nod G9iitten Fabren tonnen.
Seit lonQen Sahren iii i'm Mai Elm
lol6 itrenles 28etter im 0arS llidt 80
regiitriren gepelen.,
Sn @aitmau, elmer Grtibaft in DER
9tdhe pun Gpslshoro, &n., bat ans
Wontaa 8pb Gbow. Elm 9ieaer. Der
ipabnlinniQ 81 lsiii ideint. einen Wann
getOotvt uno iiebet, permuubet.
9is jsBt Iinp ale Ysriude, ben
Stre,t Der 6uarleute in Chicago beisu=
legen. mlblunQen mb ermartet man
tine mob QrOBere 2lusoebnun9 oes
5treits. Sdatia finoen 3uIammen=
ltoBe slulben Streltern rno ben ileu
anQelellteu 6ubrleuteu ftatt.
Die gladriht, 9omiro! NoIdnelt-
,penstp lei esiturben. tuslhe an E,ers=
taQ Die Nbenobldtter nerbreiteten, bat
lid uiht beItdtist.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25

Sle Yrouius ghlsfisn ilt pabreno
Der leBten Sage BON einsw furhtbarell
un,pelter lelln., .,elutt lDproer. Sine
9rDBere Qn5abt gjiel!i6en iillD pom
yllB get0otet moroen, uno Elm geiDuls
tlges 6agelpetter bat oeri Ganiell
fnwersn Shuoen 5ueelli9t, oelien 6oGe
nod nibt aoaelhaBt iDerOen tOllilte,
Bon pielen Srten Der Brooins lauIen
aleihlautenoe Wielounsen iiber psrnee=
ren0e @elpltterltilrme eln.
Die uielen tleinen 8elpdlRr oes
6arss5 iullen ourd Auiipeiderune gr6=
Berer gyanermalIsn fir inonltrleue
9lnlaaen i'm iueitelfen umfang nuBbar
aenabt peroer. Sn 9arsbrum bat
elne yerlanlnlung dn Der Nngeleaen=
belt lntereilirter Snoultrieller ltattgts
1unoen, ilno in oivier Serlalninluna tlt
DER miOiise yefbluB aeiaBt luorosu,
perlbleoene Sballperret bebufs 8urbs
Iltbrung elmer reqelre1ien 99allerwtrtb.
id9aft unO eIner ipltsmatIihen inou.
trlellen 2lusnliBuna Der Durbaisoeneu
Wdnertrdiie ln' 9an5en Sar3 anou=
leAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25

9lm 81. Mal fiel in Wissbaoen Die
&aiierin MIguita yicturia cine 5reppe
hinab utio perlebte iih leiAt an Der
5tirn. Gbwobl lie ftp teiten erIlitsn
SdaDen qetban 1at. bat ooh Der unfall
einen MuIlhub Der Abreiie Des Gaiiers
paares non Berlin psranlabt.
Wie aus Bremen tslegrapbiih aea
meioet miro. erreai bort eiiie ioeben
getroilsne @niiheiOnns bee 5enats
9roBe NnireannN. Darnah iino bic
III ben isBien liinf Sabren bonn Daltor
WianriB b6asosenen aaufen nua uno
iiiuvli4, neil er. elmer neuerlihen gnt.
oedlln9 3ufolge. bel Dsm Ntte fallhe
Gorliielr sur 9lniueaollng bra1te. Gie
grreanna 1T I'M Wahlen be1riffen.
uno ein Maiienproteif tiirite bic nabne
6olse ieill.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25
Nolitii6es.

gluf ben Is. Cttober 1T cine Ggtra-
5iBung oes GonareB einbernfen, I'm
ein 8eieB gum belieren Sdub BET
6radtosrienoer auf ben gilenbabnen
su pofliren.
Die 8iirser bon Bbilaoelpbia lino
aufaebradt bariiber. baB Der 5tabt-
|ratb Die itdotilhen @asmerfe auf rs
Sabre fir Is Millionen Collars per=
Ipadtet bat. Sic Yiireer iperoen oa=
ourh I'LL, 6unoerte bon Millionen be=
Itroaen, aber es 9eIhiebt ibnen idon
reht. Gin jeoes 2ano uno Elm iebes
8emeinweien bat Die 4eaierung. Die es
Iperoient. uno in eiiier 5tabi, in Der
benz Deritorbenen gunoesIenator Guar
Elm Dentlnal erri6tet lperben Iol, oarl
man feline ebrlihei gerwaltung err
lpartel.
8eIteln Nadmittag trat in Golum-
bus Die republitoniide Staats=@onoen=
| tion auiammen. Sic 5bdtiateit Der.
ielben lit bon teinem SSntsrelle, ba Die
Eeleaaten nur oas Broqrama aussll.
lfiibren baben, oas bon 9errifs DID @p1
laufgeltellt lit.
Mis lpantelmiitbig Der 8rdlioent ee.
raoe bort lit. no eil feHes NuItretel
lam belten ON Blabe ipare, benefit E,
luieoer in Der 6ra8e Der NnfduIe fiji,
ben Yanama=S Canal. Nls er b0rte, oas
man bier fir bic uptb,uenoiaen 6radt-
Iihiffe, DlaIdinen etc. boppelt 10 pi 4
besablen miilie. ols in euppdiiben
0dien, neil bier Nles our6 Ghubs6lt
pertbeuert ipirb, ertldrte er, oaB man
Ioie 9lnI6affunaeu ilir ben @anal ooti
MAIDEN iolle, mo oieielben aui bi1iglten
|su bdben Ieien. Giele gntl9eiounQ
| fano alaemeineu Beiiall. auBer in Den
Greilen Der Neldiibten 6abritanten.
Gieie ertldrten, es lei sin bitteres lln=
reAt, luenn lie ni5t pie iiberaa 10 au6
bier beuDrsugt miirben uno Der Brd=
lioent aab nod uuo mpoiIisirte ieine
Gntl9eiouna in elmer Weile, baB iie
bOaia beoeuinn9slps mirb. uno oas
i'll oer Maiin, BonDem bas 2ano sroBe
Sbnten errpariet.
gBie Der gtabltrult bic ghubsoae
.niiBbrau6t. benefit Der ulnltano, ooB
er fir Die i,dullid)ei Grhienen, fir Die
ier bier s33 Die 5onne rednet, inn 9us=
lanoe fir $22 Die Some pertauit.
Wurum Ioll man Den 5ruf Dor oem
9luslanbe besiinnlgen, luenn er ielbii
oas 9luslano Dor ben einbeimiihen
Gunoen be9tinltlgt.
Hibter 5ausr lpielt unter ben &epu.
blitanern bon Suscaraluas @ountp uu-
aefdDr Die rlamlihe 3Ole, wle @or ini
Staate.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25
Bonn Gricssid)anplaB.

Die lang erlpariste aroBe Geeldladt
ldBt nod inmer auf lib parten, Gs
beibt ieBt. Noniral HolboeltmenstD
psrbe nit leiner 6lotte bon Dem dinss
+liidbsn Wleer in Den Stillsn Osean
iabren uno aui meitenl u!u,uese @ia-
oimoIiof gu errsiben iu6en. itatt ourh
Die gtrabe DOn 6ormoia 5u fabren. no
man alaubt. oaB ibm Die iapaniide
Glotte auflanert. uno inan Dil loaar
tpilien, oaB ieine Glotte idon ben
Stillen G5eail erreiht bat. SIT oies
Der 6al, 10 biirfte es alleroln9s nod
|ldneere 3eit geben, ebe es 5ll elmer
|9r0Beren SeeIhlaht fOnlni.
9ie NadriAien BON Der GrDnt in
Der Manoihurei beuten anoauernO aui
Die 9Drbereitun9en 81 elmer 9roBen
5Hla9t. 2inelpitib bat feline Norbe.
reitunaen getroifen. in0em ole ruili-
|Ihen Granten unD Werwunbeten. tpelbe
| in Darbin unb in Grten iiiolib oaDpll
nnter9ebraht iparen. in neiiliAer 3ih-
|iuna mad Srfutsf sebradt lpuroen unb
es ,purbe yefebl ertbeilt. Die oa5luilAeil
lieaenben DOipitdler fret5ubalten.
+ Bon Sotio lpirb genieloet: Oie ruf=
fifhe Gaballerie, tpel1e cine BelDegun9
|ae9en Gotllmen bonn reAten nfer bes
2iao=Gluifes unternabm, murDe BON
sllnIerer Na1hut tpieoerbolt gelhlageil.
Mm 20. Mai. nod ibrem UiiBsrfOl9e
in Der Ndbe BON 3afanslben, tanpirte
.iie nit Der 0auptmaht bel SiaotaBu,
26 Meilen bon Gatumen entfsrnt, unc
am 2l. Wiai 3og lie li6 auf oas re6te
ufer oes MaIien=Glnlies susiid. ssn-
aDiihen lpuroell einiae unterabtbeililn.
gen, tpeldhe ollf beln linten llfer Des
genannten GluKes auriidgeblieben pas
ren. aci6laaen unD 3Oaen fih IN un-
|Oronnn8 3e9en Noroen auriif.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25
Der Staat Sbio ieBt icinen int
&ricne 0efaucnen Genf=
ut6Icr.

yifsburs, Drill. %. Mai.
0ieralg Sentmaler. Iusl6e Der staat
Ghio Iein;n Solonten asieBt bat.
welbe bel Der gelaasrilne pon Yifs=
burg ben SOB aelunoet habsu. mutoen
bier bsute I'M National= =Wilitdrparf
entbiillt. 8oupernaur berrid uno iein
Stab neblt bunotrt Yetefanen BON
Ohio uno benz erifen &eaiment Der
gtationalgnroe BON Sbio fanoen bier
cine berSli1e MuiHahme. Gpuperneur
Qerrif uno @ouDerneur Barbaman
BON WiniIiippi nabmen Die Hepne iiber
Die an Der 6eier tbeilnebmsnben 9rup.
pen ibrer 5taateH ab uno es fclate
ipdter i'm part Die eiaentlihe gntbiils
lun9sfsier. bel iuelder Gouperneur
0errif Die 6eiireoe belt. 2ebbafter
yeifall lubnte Dem &eoner, als er pon
oen 6amilien 3miliieteiten apiIden
Den 8laiien uno ben 8rauen fprah.
Wdre 2incoln am 2eben aeblieben,"
iu9te Der Gebner unter Mnberm. 10
pdre Die Nusi6bnung ohne ,3meifel piel
iriiber einaetreten. als IS tbatldhlih
Der 6all 1T. uno bic 5eblsriffe Der &e-
funItruttionspo!itit. Dethe iiir giele
fdiperer 81 ertra9eil maren, als Der
Rrie9 ielbit. Diiroen permieoen lporben
iein. Die Wieoerperi6bnung bot lange
alli iid lUarten la1en, aber iebt 1T iie
sliifliherueiIe cine UNI 10 pOlltdnbis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25
Gas lteberIeben Der 0ecigs
ttctiten.

< Il Z. . is 81
Sm &fe i,ms 9aiein bieinen. tpie Der groBe Sc
iebre speneer ingt nnr bic 9ee9netiten ote fbrper
surer Sut araafbeit bea.unt, ipte iebes beintiide
llsbel NIT fleinen Mufdnsen Sei1tem Ropffpeb fol.
gen nur 3n balb bDbrenbe uub iteenbe Gupfihmeraen
DbHmad,tsaalaue Dbrenionien; benz pappisen Ges
fnnad balo MufltoBeu uebeliein. @erftDpung. bis
asber Ano ytieren idteBl,d bnagrabtg drpniih ent-
itanD oolIft6uoser 3errittuns beii,oet DGnr Iauen
bic uueliidlideu boil @eramelilune Inlher, inerben
cine ette Seute gelpeHlDier Qnadialber pber trge.
ben it nit Dturreu uuo Elagen iber baS ieIbftper.
fnnlDee gIeub in ibr Gebid DaS TT aber gar nitbt
n6tbig. benn pte nit Ollie Der berhbmten ct Wers
marc GrGuterpiaen bic fir Is GtntS IN alien Mpp-
tbefsn gu babem b. bas 2eibrn Don poribereiH bdte
ptrhltst werDea oien. 10 fam bnelbe NIT bem 9Iei-
DEN UttlteI aud in BEN fpGteren Gaoiun nptb fnrrt
uerosn, 10 onb bieie GterbeuSfranfeH no1 rHbers
lebeR'. Die ct 1ernarD GrduterpifeH entholten
ieins IstaaiideH @ifte pte Gaedfibsr ober 4blIen.
hetn ionserH nnr pIe betrditiaiter P0natn{dite III
fcrsfdisisfter SubersitulS NIB better ntti1nu8!
MbDnnirf 1iif ben Beohadhfer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25

W.er3ebn Bealnte Der equitable
Qebensberliherungs-@eielilNaft besie.
ben an Sabresgehdltern 5uiammen Die
fobelbofie Snlnme BON $685., ,Q00.
Mer bat bieie fiirpIihen @ebdlter ~
besoblen2 EoN Nismailb ionn lpis oie=
ienigen, ipsIde obiOe GeislfAaft bisber
lols lire 6porbant betrahtetsn!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25

9Dari1 al. 90. Ntai. GIN arns
Iln 9etleioeter Ntann, Der am iSrsttaa
8urlnlttag SDei Detettius aus Dem
Weg gebtll luDllte, Die ibn in DER Ndbg
Der &aiheorale an Mloeolpa Gtrabe
Otpbu6tet batten uno i'm Bfgrlffe ma=
ren lbn su DerDaftell, leB, ais er ild
CUR Nluht Wunote, cine yonlbs fallen
ilno Der Wann iDle aud ole beiosn De.
tettlus muroen getootet uno cine aunse
Nn5ahl Geute lnebr 0oer lpeHi0er lhDer
uerleBt. Die Sombe mar obne s3peifel
tiir Den @snerAlgouperneur WiarimO=
u,ll6 bsltlnlnt, Der lit Sur 3sit III Der
RdlDeorale bsfano uuc Oen ,Sehlottss.
olenit 81 Gbren oe5 @eburtstaaes oes
&ailers bttuobnts.
Die 2yidlen Der orei Gpier tpurosn
budiidbll6 in Slide qeriilsn. @m
IN osr glabe oss SbdlpiaBts Der @r=
pIoliDi bsfiuollh,s @afe nuroe Inlt
aups serh0rt. ole 5eniisri1sibsu in
Der Had3barFdaft 5arlpfafiasn uno elm
aafetnenpfolistl muroe aus Dem gooen
. =
.gerinen.
Die &atbeorale, in Der li1 CUR 3eit
Der Observation-Disclosures aRarimuultlhI
bsfaEo. beiuoet ii1 al Der @te pon
Geuga uno lRlOoowa straBs. nur cine
ttIrSe 5trefe BON Dem 50uuplag Der
@rplpipn entfernt. glue buben ye=
ANTE uno Dlltslieoer DER pprneGntn
ruiliihen 8eItllhuit tuareu ebeuluQs
i'll Der Rirch Ser 8puperneur mar
na1 Dem SlutOergiebsn am Wtaitne
nit o?nl 3ooe beorDbt woroeu uno ole
>eoIi5ei mar i'll SsDl9e Delien immer
lslr lpahlam, tpenn er oas S1loB
De:lieB.
9iuboem Die Gsamteu alle in Der
Gttd)e ,uaren. bemertten Die 9etettius
einen drnlib Qetleioeteu Mann, Der in
Der Nfloooua StraBe mi1einsuo Siel=
log umberl1lenoerte. gls Der Wunn|
Die 3etettiUs auf iih autommeu lab,
lief er auf bic Shiire elmer GpnD:torei
sa aao Die gambe entfiel inn bort nper
er matt he riifmdrts nah Den Getet=
tius. Die grplolion fano nur cine
Dinute, ete Die 2eute anfineen aus Der
Gatleorale beraus5utom,nen. ltatt.
Sfei Minuten ipdter tpiiroe Der @ene=
ralgOuDerneur an Der STEELE poriiber.
getommen iein. GoIaten. sic ibnea
berbeibeoroert tporoen pareu, iperrten
Die StraBen ab uno Der 8eneral=
gouperueur fubr auf anoerem gBeo
nah Dem Ghlo6e.
Sn 6olee Der grplolion muroen i'm
8anaen % per,onen berleBt. oarunter
brei 5rauen, Elm Stuoent uno 3lpei
S1uAtnaben. @iner Der 2ebteren. oer
2euie geparni bate. niht in bic Wsip=
bolpa StraBe au aebsn. miro upn Der
golisei 5uriifgebalten. Us iino piels
8eridte I'M llmlanf. oaB frenloe
Manner drmlih aetleioete 9euts enee=
haltsn unb Derbinoert bdtisn. alf bic
Gatbeorale Su3uaeben. Die 2aben-
beiiBer ertldren, DAB sur 3sit Der gr-
plolion ole StraBe unsspobnlih meu=
lbenleer gelpeien iet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25

abOnnirt auf ben geoba6tsr. !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25

5n elmer Mallsnperlammiung Der
farbisen gep0iteruna BON Naibpi(le.
3enn.. puroen 0eloiammiuilaens ein-
aelsitet. um aeaeit siiliae pplisilten,
r.elhe aiII ssarbige anAeblih ohns
@rmio aslhoiien unns 3lDei berieibel
ast0otei battsn. ltreI9eridilih uofasbsn
5li i6nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-05-25
Cure QtilAeas, ,
l.. q. WcelW,
Me!n a.sn a2hilnheIphia. .

Gure NaIe, 3unge, Moeen. ale erfreu-
etl 5id1 an outsm Brot unn mean beim
WQden ,peerlebs Mebl usripenoet miro,
oaun piro guer yrpt nagemeinen geis
fdll fin0en, btnl rpesrleB" Msbl 1T
ii ieoer 0infnt polltomner, BON Der
Musuabl Dys Getreioes an, BIZ O1iielbe
on gursr 5bIs abQsliefert piro. Die
forafdltiQe gebunoluna brin9t oies 3ll
e5ton0e.
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syar,tt 81. Oerfamfem.

A ~ ~ Gine Tarm In Salem Tppnibip,
TSS - Tuscaranas @ountp. Ohio. nn9es
IafgHI1M tdhr sipeim - pssilen HOromeltlidl 9
15s Mrter nmfaiIenb. nnb als Sammerstp Garm be'
fannt ift sn Derfanfen.
Inaefdbr 100 Mder iino nrbares &ano nno Der Te,t
s lit Waibianb Mni Der sFarm finb elm gutes Wobn.
SseheuaebdnbeI, sino Elm fleiner 8anngarten.
Sic aanae sarm iit gut nit Doifer perieben nno IN
qitsm 3lffnmbe nnb III bteielbe chen 10 unbi ania
Mdsrbdn ipie aud aar Yleb5ndbt 9eeignet.
sir nibere slnsfMnft nno 8eoin9nugen fpenbe man
no aft
&c. e. Wceip,
Mes mhilahefphia. 8
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-19

Exports Of fruit from the United States
in the fiscal year 1904 will exceed S2O,OOO'-
600. against less than $3,OO0,o00 in 1894 and
less than 1000, 900 in 1884. The growth
in the expectation of fruit from the Unit
ed States has been very rapid during the
last few years. The Department of Com
merce and Labor, through its Bureau of
Statistics has issued a table showing the
value of fruit and nuts imported and ex-
ported in each year from 1884 to 1904. 1t
shows that the importations were prac-
ticalIy $40, 900, 900 in 1904, while the eN-
ports. which were 81, TAG, AIS in 1884, will
be about 500, 500, TO in 1904.
Apples, oranges, apricots, prunes and
raisins form the principal items in the
export of fruits. The value of the apple
expectations in 1904 will amount to about
IS. 5000 O out of the $40, 500, 900 worth of
fruit exported. and of the$S, 500, 900 worth
of apples exported about So, 100000 worth
was exported in the natural state and
50, 900, 600 worth was dried fruit.