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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-22
~ HAT is all, 1 believe" said Bat

CO HAT is all, believe" said Bat
tlesea, as he rose and buttoned
his coat across his breast 81
saw the Englishman in New York, and
he will be on here next week Have
the report made specific, this and that
vein outcropping at the surface, so
much to the ton, and so many tons ex-
cavated with but minimum of ex-
pense. He has unlimited money to
squander, and is wild to throw it into
mine holes; but he likes details. Give
1t to him in the way of veins and prom
Using indications and computations.
And. oh, yes. while about 1t, you might
take peep into Faxons mine, adjoin-
Ing. Make a few golden notes about
that, also. After purchasing from me,
the Englishman may as we'll buy out
Faxon. The two mines could be op-
Grated as one. We will impress that
on him-after we have sold. Old Fax
On can't afford to hire a mine expert
himself, and 1 shall be glad to help
him little. Make the reports all
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-22
The Special Correspondent
;;(cO=

of Celestial. He has spent three years
in the world where people amuse them
selves, and also in the world where they
learn. The only son of n rich merchant
in Pekin, he has travelled under the wing
of this Tio-King, a doctor of some Sort
who is really the most stupid of ba-
boons, and of whom his pupil makes
good deal of fun.
The breakfast continued pleasantly
Conversation turned on the work of the
Russians in Asia. Pan Chao seemed to
me well posted up in their progress.
l need not say that during this talk
the Baron Observation-Disclosures was fully
occupied in clearing dish after dish, to
the extreme amazement of Doctor Tio-
King.
For the same reason, I suppose, Meth
er Faruskiar nor Changer took part in
it, for they only exchanged few words
in Chinese.
But l noticed rather strange circum-
stance which did not escape the major.
We were talking about the safety of the
Grand Transasiatic across Central Asia,
and Pan Chao had said that the road
was not so safe as it might be beyond
the Turkestan frontier as, in fact, Major
Noltitz had told me. l was then led
to ask if he had ever heard of the
famous Ki-Tsang before his departure
from Europe.
Often" he said, 'for Ki-Tsang was
then in the Yunnan provinces. l hope
we shall not meet him on our road"
When he uttered the name of Hi
Tsang Faruskiar knit his brows and his
eyes flashed. Then, with look at his
companion, he resumed his habitual in
difference to all that was being said
around him.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-22
"a LOVER IN A BOX!
ZINCA AND KINKO!!
1900 LEAGUES THROUGH
TRAI, ASIA IN A TTrG-
GAGE VAN!lv

OAGE NAN...
The young Roumanian could not help
smiling.
Then I went to the door of the van
to sec that we were in no danger of
surprise, and then the conversation was
resumed. Naturally, Kinko asked me
how l had discovered his secret. l told
him all that had passed on the steamer
during his voyage across the Caspian.
But" said he to me. lowering his
voice, two nights ago / thought all was
lost. The van was closed. l had just
lighted my little lamp, and had begun
my supper, when a knock came against
the panel
Il did that, Kinko, I did that. And
that night we should have become &C.
quainted if the train had not run into
a dromedary."
1T was you! 1 breathe again. said
Kinko. I'm what dreams l have livedl
1t was known that some one was hidden
in this box. | saw myself discovered.
handed over to the police, taken to pris-
on at Merry or Bokhara, and my little
Zinca waiting for me in vain; and never
should l see her again, unless 1 re-
sumed the journey on foot. Well,
L
Brave Kinko" l answered. Il am
awfully sorry to have caused you such
apprehensons. Now you are at ease
again, and l fancy your chances have
improved now we have made friends"
l then asked Kinko to show me how
he managed in his box. Nothing could
be simpler or better arranged. At the
bottom was seat on which he sat, with
the necessary space for him to stretch
his legs when he placed them obliquely
under the seat, shut in by lid. were
few provisions, and table utensils, re-
duced to a simple pocket knife and metal
mug; an overcoat and a rug hung from
nail, and the little lamp he used at
night time was hooked on to one of the
walls.
81 do not believe l am in danger of
being discovered" he said, unless at
the Chinese frontier-or rather at Kach.
gar"
"And why?"
''The custom house is very keen on
goods going into China. l am afraid
they will come round the packages
II shall be there, and l will do a'l
can to prevent anything. unpleasant .-ap-
pening."
"Ah, Monsieur Bombarnacp' exclaim.
ed Kinko, In burst of gratitude, show
can l repay your"
ASK me to your marriage with the
lovely Zinca."
81 will. And Zinca will embrace YOU"
"She will be only doing her duty,
friend Kinko, and 1 shall be only doing
mine In returning two kisses for one."
We exchanged a last grip of the hand;
and, really, / think there were tears
in the good fellows eyes when l left
him. He put out his lamp, he pushed
back the panel, then through the case |
heard one more thanks" and an Eau
rcvoir"
l came out Of the van, l shut the
door, assured myself that Popof was
still asleep. In few minutes, after q
breath or two of the night air, l go in
to lay place near Major Noltitz.
Go be continued.)
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-22


lpieve that l, Journalists
You are journalism
"Claudius Bombarnac, special CORE
spondent of the Twentieth Century"
And you are going to Pekin|
Through to Pekin."
'Ah! Monsieur Bombarnac, Providence
has sent you on to my road"
Anything can do for you 1 will
What is your nameT
"Kinko."
"You are a Roumanian, are you not?"
'Roumanian, of Bucharest"
''But you have lived in France?"
-Four years in Paris, where l was
apprentice to an upholsterer in the Fau-
bourg Saint Antoine"
'And you went back to Bucharest"
Yes, to work at my trade there until
the day came when it was impossible
for me to resist the desire to leave"
ITO leave? Why?"
''To marryw
ITO marry Mademoiselle Zinca Klork,
Avenue Cha-Coua, Pekin, China
you knowT'
Certainly. The address is on the
box"
"She is young Roumanan.. l knew
her in Paris, where she was learning
the trade of milliner. Oh! charm
ing"
Il am sure of it. You need not dwell
on that"
"Shc also returned to Bucharest, until
she was invited TO take the management
of a dressmaker's at Pekin. We loved,
monsieur; she went-and we were sep
arated for year. Three weeks ago she
wrote to me. She was getting on over
there. If 1 could go out to her would
do well. We should get married without
delay. She had saved something. l
would soon earn as much as she had.
And here am on the road, in my turn,
for China"
"In this box?"
what would you have, Monsieur
BombarnacY asked Kinko, reddening
IL had only money enough to buy
packing case, a few provisions, and get
myself sent off by an obliging friend. 1t
costs a thousand francs to go from
Tiflis to Pekin But as soon as have
gained them, the company will be re-
paid, l assure you"
"You may rest assured 1 will neg
lect nothing which will enable you to ar.
rive dry and in one piece at Mademoi-
selle Zinca Klork Sin short, in a per-
feet state of preservation"
II thank YOU" said Kinko, pressing
his hands. Believe me, you will not
find me ungrateful."
"Ah, friend Kinko shall be paid,
and more than paid"
'And how?"
"By relating, as soon as I can do so
without danger to you, the particulars
Of your journey from Tifis to Pekin.
Think now-what a heading for a col
umn:
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-22
AMYAS LEIGH.
Blind till life's end, and ended all his roaming.

Blind till lifes end, and ended all his roaming
All, never, never more
TO the white crests of the breakers foaminG
On Devons rugged shore.
Never again to the tall ships flying
On wings of snow,
Never to hear the eager voices crying
"'Tis westward ho"
Gone like a dream the wild old days forever,
The struggle and the fight;
And the long march of steadfast stern endeavor
Through tropc day and night
Gone the mad lust to the Spanard lying
Slain by his hand,
To pay the debt of that dear brother dying
In foreign land.
So peace has after the struggle dreary,
The right has conquered wrong,
And falls like balm mind and soul aweary
Ayacanoras song
His wife forever-never to be parted
Sorrow is dumb
And Hate and Pride have evermore departed
When Love is
Boston Transcript.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1905-07-22
An Easy Answer.

Grocer-Do you want apples to cook
or to eat7
Small Boy-Both. That's what we
cook 'sm for.-Baltimore American
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
goAt ssticgsiGawe!ss.

Seit oem A. Sanuar mebt Die SSabne
Der aufgebeuosn Sonne iiber BORT
Nrtbur.
9ie 3abl Der Sruppen, bic In Yori
Nrtbur oen Sapanern iiberliefert muir.
ben. bslduft lih auf 80. 200 ausldlieB=
lid $4,000 bis 10000 8ermunbete,
i'm 8an3en allu ca. 5000. Wenn
man bic 3abl Der 8efalenen in 9ln-
ihtag brinat, 10 n,uB Die 8arniIOn Der
leltung beiln 8eginn Der Belaeeruna
beoeuteno iidrter semeien iein. als man
allsemein annabm.
Won Mutoen miro ni6ts Neues be.
rihist. geinabe tdglid ,ereignen lid
tIsine 5barniiiBel, Die ieoob fir Den
lhlieBliden Nusaang oes Grieses bon
feiner Yeoeutuns Iino.
Gs beiBt, Die baltll6s Glotte ioae gu
riidberufen iperben. Ser gr0Bere Sbeil
oerislben befinoet li6 aur 3eit bel Der
Sniel Maoagastar. Sin Beribt, oas
rufiilde 6laagibiff lei anf einen Selien
geitOBen nno 9eIunten miro bon Den
Hulen als fali1 beseiAnet.
Die SDffnlng auf einen balbiaen
Jrieoensl1luB miro lDobl 81 Waher
lperoen. GuBlan0 ertldSt, 8ermittluns
lei unm0slid, 10 lange nidt 9rBlano
einen entl1eioenoen Giea erruusen
babe. Gs miro in Der befiimmtelten
Gorm fonlta!irt, oaB iih nihts in ben
Nblihten GuBlanos 9ednoert bat. Mebr
als ie iites eniidlolie,l, ben Grieg bis
gum biiteren @iloa fortSufiibren. Wlr
tueroen nur nab Dem Siege BON 6rle-
ben fprehen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

Sn Duensoorp. Gp.. iit Reu. %.
W. 4rner Der grmorcune Ieines 2l
Sabre alten Sobnss l6ulols bsfunosn
nno au q Sabren 3uhibaus perur.
tbsllt lporben. Sas Utotu Der 3hal
iod aetueftn isin. oaB Der Sobn oas
,ltsrlihe 6aus perlieB. Arbeit auf einer
warm ailndhm uno lid wei9ertt, mad
Dauie suriifaufebren.
yei 8rubenunsliifsn I'M Darttob!sn=
.olltttst BON penniplOania liuo i'm abse.
iaufenen Sabr laut iegt psrOIientlidtem
oIflSisllen SeriAt 564 Goblsn9rdber
unlsstommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
NanernDer nlS @rs

iei baS 9enfmaL pelles iid ein Didbter erricct si
booeu permeinte Sine ip0ttle aeit plro oariber Sl
rcbteu baben. Wtr aber lino oes Glnen figber na,
luenn oer Naiue DeS 1annrs l6nIf peraeiea ill., Hpc
Ndlpnen fid) Der iueisn ct 9ernar0.aJt5nd)c MT
0anfbarfeit eriunern uerDeil fpelae Der Mteu1beit
mcDrais g2ore 5n Grhe biateriteBeu Gas er5e jener
Ssr6lt rplc Dettae aeaol nat Der 0uritariIt iener
ipeiien R6ade nlr aus ben befrdftigiter 9flanseu.
ldIten nnD phae Ieoe ,etallie ayenos ODER yraoesi
atftt0e Benltid)nag 8ubere,tet perben 9iee inper.
qleidtcbea Ptleu heen IN nlen iSaleu BON eeit6rer
Werbannls 90 Dleielbe er oSrD aopTihnlersen 1ebel
fett anTitoBs Yerltopnng H. !. TO- Gil9e3eiat mini
poer bereiis 5u elntger Wfattigfst 9tideui1lp6d)e
S9minoelanf6llen, E1amachten, Sebltbruncsn @eib
lnft unb malIeriii1tiget MnlGoeaigen ben untriig
upsH S9EIpiomea Ger stilhrlpea ,eoer. Mao ssleges
leioen aeEEArt Bat eie laaneerqdtsgeI Pilen lurls
lsr p cents ~ 1soer NposDe;s su Deben EiD, Dabef
iir1 III oe 6er5eu nfsr Sat:estseu a,edJe bieelbe1
bran nteit uno alr e SoellAia lanben ciu Gelifnin
aeeet has olnernoer al5 1t5 aa0 in nes slas4nel
etpi9 for!lebsn Diro
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Bolttii6es.

@roBe5 AuIIeben erreot Die 8otibaii
8onuerneurs Ourbin bon Snoiana. 81
duBerie ii1 oarin folgsnoermaben Hbes
Die politiihe Rorruption: Oie 3sit III
IqetOmnlen. baB man Der politii1sn
Sorruption nit oraliilhen Wabre9eln
sntesesntritt. Wir babsn in Snoiana
@eiebe. UNI oi, &einbeit oes Gtimln.
tanens su tuabren, iuenn man aber
itatlltil1e 8ele9e fir politilbe Be.
fehunaen wdhreno oes Sabres 1904
beibringen f6nnts, 10 niirbe bas gr=
itaun.n srreesn. SD neiB aus gutter
auelle. oaB III einem @ountp in Sn=
olana. oas i'm Sabre 1902 MIR ipenia
iiber 5000 Gtimmen abaab. 1900
5timmssber als .tduflih" bstannt
iuarsn uno bob Die beioen Barteien bon
Sanoioaten uno Nnberen SIS, 600 fol-
lettirten, um lih oas betreffeuoe @ountn
All iibern. sSn ben leBtsn Dohsn erl
1T ss mir an Gbren eetommen. oaB bel
SownIbip= 3ruit -Wablen BON $25 big
$50 pro Stimme bsaablt uoroen lit.
Wir brauhen GeieBe. Die es tlar MAIDEN.
iuelb abideulib;s 8eresb.n es 1T,
Simmer au taufen ooer gu psrtuufen.
Die unterluhunasn iiber bic Qano-
ldminoelsieu in Sre9on lino tnum i'm
Sang uno ibon mirG 9emsloet. oaB IN
Soabo nod sr6Bere Moselsien uno
2anoi6aAereien oorgetomnen isien.
Nud bier iol Elm yunossIenator an
o'n smsifelbafteu Sronsattionen bethel.
ligt Iein. Gs lrdre oas Der 5. rspu.
blitauilde Sunossienator, Der in 2ln=
tlaas3uitano Oerisst miro. Die iibrigen
linn MlideQ Don Oregon, Dietrid BON
Nebrasta. Burton bon Ranias uno
5nOot BON lltab. 4uBsr oieien eiept
IS nod cine 2lnaabl anoere. Die au1 in
4ntIaaeitano nerisgt lueroen iOllten.
Ger RonQrsB III wieber in Sbdtiafeit.
Wdbreno Der Weibna1lsferien narsn
iebr Diele SOltsoertreter 81 0auIe, aber
ole meiiten tparen lbon am Neuiabrs
ta9e tpleoer in Der Bunoesbaupltaot,
um an oem 9rO6en Notwithstanding
i'm @etBea 9anIe theil3unehmsn, Der
naturlib erlfaR g. SanlIar liattlano,
neil Reuiabr auf einen Sonntug fisl.
glm Wunto9 traten Die @lettorsn.
ole i'm Nopember ermdblt nuroen, in
ben Sauptltaoten Der ein5slnen Staaten
auianmen uno lpdblten NOolenelt uno
6uirbunts als Yrdlioent uuo 8iee-prd.
liOent. Diele @abl lit 3ur bloBen Gor=
malitdt aetuoroen. aber na1 Der gonlti.
tutiou batten 0lsle GlectOreu oas &e6t
Tbab!. ireeno iemano su ermdblen.
Obne 4ifii6t auf Die NOminationen
Der partei SrsaniiatiOnen. r..,sv, .r.,,,
Der Strelt iiber Die 8ouperneurss
iuabl in Colorado 1T uOrlduIia beiaelegt
uno Noams. Der oemotratil1e @anoioat,
ilt.als @ouDerneur ein9eieBt. peaboop,
Der bisberise 8ouuerneur uno @anoioat
Der Gepublltaner, miro Die Wall in
ben @erihtsn aniedten.
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n SOnosrbare 3uitdnoe firo ss,
'uenn cine oOer 5wei Milioueu Yfuno
8aumwoae auf einen Sd.iterGauien
9emorfen uno Uerbranut tperoen mill.
len. um ben Yreis Der Waare iii Die
DO6e su treiben! Gin Ioldes GrsieniB
tommt 9stuiB nur in einsm Yiaiouen
Dollar Sanoe Dor. g4ie piele Glei=
oun9sltiife batten aus Der 10 ruhlos
oerbrannten gnumwolle heroeItelH per.
oen tOnnen, uno lpie uiele grme aiebt
es i'm 2anoe, Die oisIe Gleiouns bGtten
tra9en t0nnen.
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Sa8esne,.i8 .i8feite,,.


,Chta.
Gidter BeDrge 0ap6en 9ab OH SSrei-
tag eine@nii6eioung in benz yanterott.
fatl uon huffman. Miler & So. in
Ganton ab, in Dem IS liG I'm bic Saft.
bcrteit Der Nttiondre fir msbr als cine
Whllion Dollars banoelt. 8iele Nt.
tiondre batten oa9e9en proteitirt. oaB
lie fir ben ooppeltsn Seira9 ibrergttien
haltbqr eenaft Deroen iollten auf ben
8rnno bin, DaB Der Yanterott Der
6irma erfulgte, nadoen oas neue
4nenoement 5ur Sonltitution- in Graft
trat. oemsulol9e Die bpppelte 0altbar.
felt abseihafIt ipiro. Der 3i9ter Sap.
Den entIbieo aber. oaB bic Millionaire
fiir Den ooppeiten 8straa -ibrer At!lsn
baftbar leien, neil Die RDmpaonie
bereits eriItirte uno Die Sduloen bereits
aemadt Doroen tparen. ehe oas Nmsn-
oement dn9enommen Wuroe, unter pem
Die opppelte Oaftbarfeit aboeI1afIt
miro. Ser SSall miro Dor oas Supre.
|megeri6t gebrabt peroen. uno menn
oieles Die gntIdeioung bes &iaters
6apoen aufreAt erhdlt, miro Die bop.
petite 9aftbarteit fir Attten i'm @ertbs
Don lpenigteus $50. 600, 900 in Gbio
Iortbeiteben.
Cine Yanoe bon 9anfnotenIdllhern
ma6t Springfield uno umesssno Ill.
li1er. Oie Sente beeeben llh ,anl6eis
.neno ppn Srt su Grt uno blsiben nllr
tpenige Sage in elmer Stapt. Die GrIte
NatiOualbant warnte am Gamlta9 Die
e5si6dftsleute Dor Der Nnnabme Iallher
$lOs9toten. uon osneu eius Anlabl bon
8elhaftslsuten III Der Yaut ogppnlrt
wuroen. Die poli5ei iu6t Die YanDe
su ergreifen.
Bon Columbus miro 9emslost, oab
Der Sbopman Samss u. Yailep Den
SeDs.GOrepau9b Sirius fir $3.50. 600
9etauft babe.
Gie 9lnericon Ssper Bips 60. in
Gaf GlUerpoOl bat einen @Dntratt iiir
Ole 2leierun9 bon 1900 @ilsnbabnipa.
genIaoanGen Don Ab3ussrobrsn erbal.
ten. Die bel oein Bau oes Banana
Canals Dersuen0st lusroen IoQen.
I'm Sienltaa muroen 9blig.r uno
Zimmerman. Die fIiibtigen geamtsn
Der RationaIbaut BON WOofsr, nab
9leoelano 9ebradt uno oem Yunoes=
aeriAte porgefiibrt. Gbliser wuros
aeaen cine yiirgi6aIt BON SIS, 900
sntlalIen. aber 3immermam mar am
GlenltaN ni4t i'm Stanoe, Die nDtbise
Siir9ibaft 3u leiiten.
Sn Greltom Hog Der 8ampItshsl
elmer Gotomotine Der @rie 8abu in Die
Suit uno Jreo. Seller. Der 2Otomotip.
ftibrer uno Greo 9alflif, Der SsiSer.
beioe bon Salon, luuroen ioIort &c.
I'd otet.
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2ulnnh.


Sn Chicago 1T 3beooor Sbomas,
Elm Dtnliter Don internationalen Huf,
|geitorben. Dlit ibm ltarb elmer Der
bobueroieuten piOnisre Der Muit in
oieiem 2an0e uno es gab meni9e, Die es
nit ihrsr e!ufgabe i'll bieler Yeaebuue
ernlter genommen haben, als Der
9enlale uno babel 10 bel6eioenc GapeIl=
neiiter oes gbicas0er SpmpbOnie Or.
| beltsrs. Dem ale ameritanil1sn MuGt.
frsunoe Gin iparmes Anoenten bemabren
Deroen.
Sm leBtsn Sabre lino 572, ,799
3wilbenoeds-p paiiasiere. 68.704 Gos
Ions paHagiere. uno 99,685 paHaslere
Der 5peiten Salute in Nem Yort
9elanoet.
Sas Staats9ebdu be in Springfield
Waii., oas I'M Sabre 1855 nit einem
GOltenauimano bon $751; 900 erri1tet
puroe, 1T am Greitas 9ans our6
iSeuer 5erit0rt mOroen. IS mar 5ur
3eitim swelten Stof cine 2sbensmittel-
Ausneuun8 im @ange, oa aber oas
5euer in Der Mittassltunoe ansbra9
befanosn ii1 CUR 3eit nur unaeidbr 60
perionsn in 'oem @ebauoe. Die Atter,
Die li6 aae in feuerfelten @emolben be-
finosn, lino pabribeinll1 unbei6doist
Bon Wrlt=8ir9inien laulen Na6=
rihieu ein, Dob iiberaa in Staate unae=
beuer Diel S6nee gefnllsn lit. Yei
Wenou lieat Der GDnee stpan3ia 3oaI
tieT uno an Deri1iebenen anDersn Srtsn
iin0 30 3ou Shnee selalen. Ser
.8ertebr auf ben @lienlabnen, per 5ele=
pbon llno 9ele9rapb 1T fat gdnali1
.unterbroden nno es lit ibper. ndbere
gln3elbeiien gu erlangsil.
9Bdbreno 6euerlpebrleuts in MIblano,
Wis., nit Dem 2Dleben zines sSeuers,
nelhes i'll Der 5iallnne bon IS. g8il.
tinIon auseebro9en mar, bel6dftigt
tDareil, eIplooirte cine bprt aelaaerte
Auantltdt DDnalait. legte Die 5talIuna
in Griimnler, Dermunoete bier 6euer-
spebrleute uno Spei 3uidauer I1mer,
riNtete an nabeltebenoel Nebducen uno
an Der GDnsregationaliiienfll1e, no
gsraoe WottesoenIt liai:fano, groBeu
GAaoeil all nno ibo!ets Gin ,pertbpolles
Nennpfero.
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Ser 2egislatur BON WiIouri lieat
Elm 8elsBentmurf Dor, ueldem asmdB
IS bel Strafe perboten lein iOa. ben
auludrtern al Der Sable o'bote 5rint.
9eloer Ill 9ebeu. Damn Iolte es aber
AUDI ben Nufmdrtern bel Strafe per=
boten Deroen. Die QeIeBliebenoen Sa=
Tel9dIte, tuelbe tein 3rintgelo esb.n,
bu9ern gu lolIen uno lie ionltigen Sol
terqualen aus;uIebeu.
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Gin franS0IiIdtr @slebr!er be-
bauptet, oaB oas Riiffen. Itatt @siuno.
belt su lhdoisen. lie bei6roere. SeBl
iollte ein anoerer 8elebrter Den 8ewels.
erbrinaen. oab au9 oieSebauptung Yn.
piergelo lei nofl BON Rranheitsteimen,
cine lrrise 1T, aui baB Der 3abitas lei.
ne S1reGen perl0.e !
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

Sn ben 0tli9enpropin3en grsuBens
IN 9hpreuBen. 91eitprenBsn llno BDien,
tino udbrsno nes taltsn Wstters Der
lebtsn WOhen mebr ais fiinBig Ysrio.
nen erfrorsn, oarunter 3nei 8rieftr1.
Ger. eiR poiti!lion, elm gOlisiIt uno Is
Slider.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
AusIaan.

ausIaan.
/ sSn Stuttgart bat Der 8emeinoerath
es TAFT einltlmmi1 ab9slebnt, lid an benz
6od8eitsgeibente fir ben Gronprinsen
g8llbelm uno Ole 5er3osin @ecilie ppl
Wsdlenbura. Sbpsrin gu betbeilieen.
IWiirttember9' 'sDuupt=uuo RelioenSnaot
totgt oamit Dem 9elipiel elmer aansen
Nslbe anoerer 5tdote. lpsl9s sumeilt
ans Dem Grunos cine 8eilteusr peria9.
ten, neil bic CUR 8sriii9un9 Itebenoen
Wlittel IS uidt erlaubten.
Sn @oburg Fiir5te am6. Sanuar Der
Subtraum elmer Wrauerei, iiber oenl
gu oiel gis a.asbduft worosn mar,
eln. uno nenn 2lrbeiter iuuroen unter
ben 5riimmern be9raben. Silnf oapon
mnroen getOotet uno pier perlsBt, sms.
oaoon lsbenssefdbrlid.
Sm reuen palais in Yrtsoam ent,
ltano am S. Sanuar 6euer. oas Iel1t
ernIte GlmenIionen hdtte anuebmen TOM
n,n. aber Oant oerGsiites9sesuuart De,
Dlener rehtSeti9 eelSiAt muroe. Sis
&ulleriH befano lih nit iDren Ginbern,
Den prln3sn Soahim uno Oscar, I'M
Dtutt5lmmer. oils plDBlib Slammsn
aus sinem oeI.ften Samin berporldlu
gen uno raid einiae Yortiersn sraril
len. Die Guiierin risI laut nm Siilie
SnI Gu maren elm 0ussno 2ataleu ,ul
Stelte, welde nit lahaemdBer Sant
Ole llammen ,rftidteu. Glss tount,
prompt aeihehsn. neil QoIhopparat
aut SleAe tDaeeh. ale Sa'lertn un1
o.s p'.hds" lagen ru9l9 NIL 3u' mh
S"' 5Fust 8e'olV' 'Oaf0e.
Die mifbe5te guirpo,,no byrr,ht i'm
Suu,ru b,s ruliiihrn aoiIerrsihss
Sin YpIi,,inst ii nst6ntpt mnrnpn
uno in mebrereu Yldseu bobeu Mui.
rlbrer ole 8eidnanihs in Yrauo ae.
Itsft.
IL @hwsi,er. bic per5udt botteu nod,
Ieuiabr iibsr ben st Y,srnhorp Wot
~ aebeu linn ouf itolienilber ssi,,
slnae(uneit mproen uno erirorsu
Q,ier Rompaonlsu oeutiher Sniunte.
rie cine @5taornn HapolIsrie nm Elm,
palbs Yatterie artillerie botteu on
gsuiabrstao eiuen bsitioeu Ra,npf mi,
osu auI(tQuo;lheu Sersros Al beitsbpu
Der nit eiuem Noio,1ptouor,lf ne,
Dsutldeu euoete. @enerol nm Srotbu
put teiue Nerlultlilte oelhift uno M,
ermabnt. oab Ser sSeluo oroBe Ser.
ulte srllttsn babe.
llnaeidlr so Nefruten Die Milit1r.
niisen truaen. aooeu am Nreito purd
ole 5taot Mom, lo,ialiiiilde Qieoer i'm
aeno uuo: IS lebe Der @o,nlismusl
.gtisoer nit Dem Militarisnmsl" RI.
leuo. Na,t bic idmmtlihpn Mefr,,tpn
uurocu in ibren Galeruen perboftet
9u n,m henorstshsnoo, mo6tt,u,,
in llnoorn toutst n;s Morole osr Snnp
,;t;on. o,s non Ssssrra;,a Spp.
gns5;htsn s;nn nsssr als N.Y., J., 3D., m
osIts,, InNsn min eo;,ar So, Sn
isnh,s ne,5Shnl;rhs Shrn,,r,ns sntin,n,,o
nffsnbor nov mh;;ht nam ,1,hs;, "h n;s
gn;ss oh,,,hrshsn % Sh M aos 'asl' as,;,,,.n -,
mirn Is, Sshr syoo,;A sm Mhoan,n Sbns,"
matsnbo,,s ~ s;na S ofs oroi.,rapa, VA ~parO'u -
ll,n,n,tsn nas a mrsn;ors S;s,a 80" ."
iaIsn 1,n,;t ~ nsr s., 10" tn,,,a,,. 10y
mus lsinen Yanteroit anaeseist. unO
neil Die Staats9elpalt an oeIien Stele
setretsn 1T, gebt unsarn ibweren 3si-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

Ser 3n9 nad ben Stdotsn nirb
ourd folgenoe @eniuserQebnliie peran=
anIhauliAt: Sn 1890 wareu 3.4 Yros.
Der @elammtoeOOlterung oer 0areinig=
ten Staaten 5taotbaDobner; in 1850
bereits 1875 BtOSellt. i'll 1900 aber
33. gro5snt, allo fait sin Sriitel Der
YepDlterunq.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12

DIES fann nur gebafen aeroeiL !penn
man Qntes Mebl bat lpie ons BesrlsB" !.
Is miro tein Mebl 9emaDt, ous iol1s
BefrSeoiaung aibt, mie oasjenise. oa5
in Den Daroeiip Miiblen aemablen
iuirD. Das YrDt luiro leidt, psiB hat
einei guten @erud. III nabrbaft nno
fd)inaibaft uuo toitet peniger als Brot
oas pon Mlebl BON serinaerer Qualitdt
gemadt miro. Yrobirt einer Sud
peerlsb" fir Gusr Weibnabts gebdd
uRo SIR p.rost tsin agoeres ne1r
l;auhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-12
Sarmle,s sts pcrfatsfen ooer 81
pcrfauIG)etl.

WolIt Sbr cine 6arm ernsrbens
5enDet fir llilIere Qiite. Mir baber
Garmen pon SO bis 500 Qder.
galtern DOio Neal gitate gg9ange
Neu pbilaoelpbia, 8. II.