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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
Cut Out This Coupon.

"Hf. I==#aH. .-.H #=laE.4. F'H -a..|HH
and it is the rule Of the department
where all other things are equal to
allow the collectors that p~rerogative.
Mr.. Glasscoclt has not decided upon
the changes that he will make in his
force of deputies, although under The
law they are not protected by civil
service and he can make any change
that he desires. 1t is understood,
however, that in the interest of par.
ty harmony the changes that he will
make will be few, as 1t is the wish
of Senators Elkins and Scott that the
factional strife in the party be heal,
ed as soon as possible and especially
in time for the Congressional and leg
! isIatiye elections of next year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
Many F-alrmonters eoinq.

The International State Sunday
School conyention to be held in Wheel.
ing on the 18th, 18th and goth of this
month will be largely attended by
Fairmont people. A number have
made definite arrangements to attend.
Among them are Rev. j. H. Lucas,
w. C. Shafer, DR.. P. B.. Ogden, Prof.
7. J. Humphreys, B. +. Ramage, U. A.
Clayton, Conner Collins; Mrs. George
Morrow and Mrs. Richard Manlcy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
vi most respectfally
GEORGE X
4sabes IN ToyIand,

Babes In Toylandp ampses and D.
lights every one who sees it. ms .
Of three Is heldScaptiye by die sh
q the ehlldrenslo and psrgsesed IL
the heart OF Toyland; the grown rE
son rs charmed by tie corcuscssar
humor and satire Of Glen McDoruaE
Tto:thel lover Of music Victor HerbsrGk
work always appeals and in Toylana
is enhancing. No lesser authprifr
than Hpneker declared that Tcyiznz
March was the equal Of Gonrsa
March of the Marionet M
scenic effects are dazzling as wen AZ
Amazing IN the originality and enc
Stuallty Of their design.
~ UEIHla
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11

the yery lnnguage m eitapteg "a, sec
lion clause 10 d the cod aud
Ing psrspnal pfopeFy 6hstes
which includes leases ind leaseholds
for OIL ana cannot escape for Nc
last 1--WE years back axess anu te
intnistfation be
The people they fail oil
the law mako the taxes equal AID
form under the statute Whleh
plain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11

Letzm me call your attention TO an.
other fact The phrase chattele real
has been In the code Of West Virginia
for many years; and it WINS not neces;
ssary to add chattels real BY the last
act Of the Legislature in order 10
make chattels real propert: for taxa;
ton, for if3you win examine chapter
l3 section ~ clause 10, tlal eecion
provides that the following ,ales
shall be obseryedi In the construction
Of statutes, and clause lie says THE
words personal estate or personal
property includes goods, chatlels real
and personal. money. credits, invest;
y1eestments, and the evidences here.
iofp $50 ~ mi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
NEW York FASHIONS.
Pattern For Lad gTuckedSWaistsDesign BY


The variations runs on the theme OF the
.blonsego OF shirt waist rival In number the
leaves on a tree. vet every few months
something entirely new In cut or finish
makes It's appearance. Lately It would
seem that tucked waists lead in popular
lty, not any particular style Of waist
nor any particular width OF tuck, but Just
as many or rs few tucIs as one desires.
II Is ssife TO say that every third woman
one meets is wearing such a blouse. and
for the other two who have not yet had
the pleasure Of such a possession We offer
a most charming model. Both front and.
back are tucked. and the sleeve Is the
newest shirt sleeve In modified leg O. NUT
ton style. II n dressy touch Is desired.
one could add a big lace collar or finish
the front and cuffs with Persian bands.
Sizes, % to 4? inches bust measure.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
Farm Supplies.

Our stock of lawn seed, fertilizers,
sprayers and mowers, also garden and
field seed and fertilizers is complete.
Try our poultry food, bone and grlts.
DEAN & REEVES. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11

Why not let the Marion Cis,z
agency collect that claim for yoes (
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
IoFEIcE m MoReANToWN.
w. EsGlasscoek viii Transfer
From arkersbur to That Place.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., April H.
w. E, Glasscock, Of Morgantown, the
newly appointed collector of internal
revenue for West Virginia, was here
yesterday to file his bonds and have q
conference with Commissioner Yerkes
and the other officials. Mr.. Glass,
cock desires to move the hcadquart'
ers o. his Office from Parkersburg &c
Morgantown and will be given that
privilege, as Morgantown is his homo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
SURGEON.
NOTICE 10 SUBSCRIBERS.

II you are a,subscrfber to; the West
'Yirgtnian and fail TO get your paper
a single evening, don't hesitate to can
US by phone Or drop us card so we
can Investigate the ease. The only
way we hayejSof knowing Of these
things Is through complaints Of our
patrons: we ask you to notify Us at
once and we Will see that your paper
Us delivered toyou.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
DIR LOTIONS FOR ORDERING

Send 10 cents to this Office. give number
OF this pattern. No. 62s2. and state size de-
sired. 1t will then be sent to you by mail
postpaid. Be sure TO write ploialv and al
ways give fuil address. Several days must
be allowed for delivery OF pattern.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11
What the Law Says.

That actsof the Legislature says
that personal estate shall include
eshattels real, and That personal Is.
tate Is defined oSmean chatteis real
and section 90 Of chapter 20 says that
personal properly when onsI in
any former year not exc led ID; fiye
shall be entered apon die personal
property book for not exceeding aye
years back Hence thers can be no
doubt Of the proprets % taxing chat
teis reai as personal prope under
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-04-11

House carpenter and contractor.
Always ready and responsible. Call
F. and NJ. phone 1876. r. F. D. No. 6.
X Zach C%leayenger. x
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04
News Of Plays and Players.

Henry b Harris, manager Of the Hudson
Theatre, who has been seriously i'll with
malarial fever. has gone TO BERN uda
Edward Terry announces that be will
resume his performance Of "Bsrdell vs..
Pickwiok- at the Princess after tonight
and that the little Dickens play will be-
acted az an sfterpiece to Love in Idle
ness
Marie Cahll Of the Fields company want,
n new song and says that she wants il bad
enough 10 offer bonus Of $500 for it. The
song must be catchy and on the style of
Under the Bamboo Tree.
Forbes Robertson, who haE been touring
under the direction Of Klaw 4 Erlanger
in Henry Esmonds new play Love and
Man. begins brief engagement at the
Knickerbocker on Feb. 20.
The tour of Ralph Stuart in BY Right Of
Sword" will close with his engagement
at the Fourteenth Street Theatre next
week. He will then go 10 Portland and
engage stock company with which to trv
out several new plays for next season.
Among them are THE Courier of Fortune
by A. w. Ma,chmont. and A Prince in
Exile, by Willis STEELE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04

Lieut. like. ottired in an equally breezy
costume. They lowered n boat in a jiffy
and, defying pneumonia, jumped In. A
few strokes brought the boat alongside the
man in the water. They hauled him into
the boat and with tho assistance Of rope
and tackle had him in warm quarters in
short order.
When he thawed out he said he was
Patrick Doyle, stableman, OF AL West
Thirty-third street He had fallen OF
the stringpiece Of the recreation pier He
was sent to Bellevue 70 be saved from
pneumonia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04
Ran AWAY TO BE MARRIED7
Father Asks Police 10 Help Find Lillian
May bradley

The Brooklyn police have toen asked
by W. V p. Bradley Of $40 Halsey street
TO aid in the search for his daughter Lillian
May Bradley, IS years old. who has been
missing since Monday. A couple Of months
ago she suddenly gave up attendance at
the Girls High School and soon afterward
told her father that she had secured EN-
ployment in an office at 2o5 Montague
street.
When she failed 10 return to her home
on Monday night inquiry was made at the
latter place and it was found that she was
not known there. On Tuesday night a
letter was received from the missing girl
by her grandmother, informing her that
she had been married the previous night
that her husband was DIR. G. Russell and
that their address was 253 Dearborn stree,
Chicago. MIR. Bradley. who has been
unable TO learn anything about the mar
rage. has communicated with the Chica 20
police authorities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04
NEW MUSIC NALL OPENS TONIGHT
Tho Colonial the First Built on Broadway
Above Elftl ninth street.

The new Colonial Music Hall. the first
theatre built on Broadway north Of Fifty
ninth street, is to be opened tonight. With
the opening it's owners, Thompson 4 Dundy.
famous as the builders and managers Of
Luna Park at Coney Island enetr Man
haitian az providers OF popular amusements.
They are 10 amuse on quite a large scale
for their other enterprise the Hippodrome
will soon be ready for opening.
To-night's programme includes one
act musical comedy called The Athletic
Girl" with Junie McCree and Fife Fay in
It; a British ballet and pantomime, The
bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04
JOHN DOEING THE MANAGERS
District Attorneys Omce Wants TO Hear
From sam Shubert About Metcalfe.

Edward G. Gilmore of the Academy OF
Music and Claiming Pollock, chief press
agent for the Shubert brothers we're exam
med by Deputy Assistant District Attorney
Krote YESTERDAY in the John Doe proceed
ings brought by James S AIetcalfe, the dra-
matte critic Of Life who alleges that mem
bers Of the Theatrical Managers Association
have entered into conspiracy to bar him
from forty-seven theatres controlled by
them.
A subpoena was issued for Sam Shubert.
but he is in Baltimore. From the witnesses
examined Mr. Krotel got some additional
information about what happened at the
mana gers meeting when II was decided to
bar Metcalfe from the theatres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04
WENT BOATING ~ PAJiM4S.

Revenue Cutter Officers In Breezy Array
Save Man From East River.
Qunrtermaster Fern Of the revenue
cutter Gresham. moored alongside the
recreation pier at the foot Of East twenty
fourth street, was aroused from sleep at
O'Clock yesterday morning by lusty cries
for help from the direction Of Williams
burg. he turned out on deck in his pa
jamas and saw struggling man In the
water, floating slowly out to sea.
The quartermaster routed ont First
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04

IRVING PLACE THEATRE. To DAY. 2l&
Matinee. & fVC. at 8 20. Harry walden IN DIE
LIEBESSCH lie" Crhe Sch0ol tor -ovel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEfnofoLlfAS orE.tl m0ISG. -

hTAnu opera season i NOt- NUS
Under the direction ~ Mr. Hrinrch Co,ri.a
This Afternoon. al 2-ROARO Er Jftt11rs
Emma EAmea. BaucrmciStet. Jaroby. Sei.,..
Pancon Gourmet, Bars, parls, Muhimsnn Bss1s
Conductor, Ftanko, SIC
This Eyenny. popular prices. at 7ia DIE
MElSTERSlNGER. Alien Homer. nippe V,n
Eooy. BlasS;, Goni1' Reiss. Muhlmann Grsdsf
Conductor Hertz.
sun Evg.. Feb, 8. At $40 At popular pr,.,
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT S5oi,,'.
Nurdlca. AcStc Giraldoll, PaIvls. Pollock m
Tire Metrop Orchestra, Conductor Franko ''
Mon. EVg, Feb. G, ats BAt.LO ~ AtASCUFp,
Emma Eames tnrst appearance In this on. "a, Alton.
Homer. Caruso. ScOtu Plancon. Jcurnct Brrus
GordAnl Conductor, NlguA
Wed. Evg., Feb. s, at b-iES Ht'GrFNOTc
Nordica. Walker and Sembrch, Carlso. Plancon
Scott, Gourmet, Bars, Bcguc Conductor NIgnA
Thurs. Aftcrn, Feb. .. az l30-DiF WiLht'TRr
Emma Eamcs. walker Homer; Burgsta!!or, Van
Rooy. DASs. Conductor Hertz
Fri. Evg. Feb, 10 at s-LUCh ~ LAMMPP.
MOOR. Scmbrch. Bnucrmclster. Caruso. .fa,,rnet
PsrylS. Bars, Giordani Conductor, VignA
SPECIAL PERFORMANCE "FLEDERMATS"
Thurs, Evg., Teb.lc sale Of seats begins Mon fth
We'd. Feb Is, at 1880. SlEGFRIED.
Thurs. Feb, 20. 50, Goettcrdaemmcrunr
Wed, Feb n Washington Birthday at ii 30 ( 4.
SPECIAL. MATlNEEE and LAST Performance
this Season OF rARSIfAL.
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
WEBER PIANO USED.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23

Die ihiperitsn Grbarbeiten finb Sipi>
ihen pprt Subdn unb Sintat al leiz
iten, mo aud Die nleiften 8riiden Der
2inie esforberlib iein iperben. Nls
Mrbeiter iinb bauptfdhli9 Subonefen
beran@5ogen tporben, Die gum eroben
Sbeil i9on felt 1896 beim 8au Der
Subonz@iienbabn befddftiet puren,
alfo bereits llebung beiiBen. Sir Die
GrDarbetten tperben jebo9 neift Mra@
Der aus bem Nilgebiet atpif6en AKuan
unb Gbartum pertpenbet, na9 benz iib
bic nomabif4en Qraber bes Siigelz
lGnbs BON 5uatin su bouernber Mrz
belt ols untduqli9 ertpiefen baben.
Die 0pllenbuna bes 8aues tptrb
bermrfbIi9 ldnsere 3eit toten, neil
er ntbt bon beibsn Seiter aus betrtez
ZEN tperben fann.
BON benz 8ouperneur Der italieniz
i6en gplonie @rntbrda, Martini, lit
eine RardtpanenftraBe ppm fiibtpeft=
liGen @nbe Der goIonie am ssIuffe
Gatit nad 9anbar bur9 abeHinii6es
9ebiet berqeitelt iporben. 6duptz
fG9lib @tnaeborene grDtbrGas unb
bann, als Der SsluB Nneareb erret6t
tpurbe. ouh bon ben 8eairfsdmtera
""'teute Mbefinier bienten als Mrbet@
ter; bic 2eitunq laa in ben 6dnben
ttalienifTer Sffiaiere. DAB Der 8du
biefer StraBe iiberbaupt mDqliA mar,
leqte 3euoniB ab BON bem altten GIN
pernebmen atpifhen cStalien unb Wae=
nelit. Die neue StraBe 1T 10 ee=
fiibrt, baB ftarte 8DI6ungen permiez
ben tpurben; fat iiberall burdd9net
bet fte qlten Weibeorunb fir &amele,
bic iebt bertpenbbur ftnb (friiber tpdz
rem es auf biefer 2inte nur Wtaulz
thiere). Die 9eIdmmttpiten baben
'sh auf 52,765 Sire belaufen, bas 1T
96,87 Sire ouf ben &iIoneter. -
@onbar, in ben 3eiten, als nod Der
S6fperpunft bes &ei6es i'm Nprben
laq, lanoe bic 6auptftabt Nbefftniens,
heute mod elm tpi9tiees 6anbelsaerz
trum unb inn,itten zines fir ben
Ndsrbuu ipertbbpIlen @ebietss belegen
(NGbe bes Sfanaiees). lit fomit an
bas NeB Der erptbrGti6en 6anbelsz
itraBen onqefdllpfen. Oie riidtpGrs
tiqe n0rbltde 8erIdnQerunq Der neuen
Gtrabe trtfft auf 9lqorbdt. 9pnbar
1T iibriQens au9 nod bur6 einen
unberen, fretli9 gum Sbeile re4t
'hIehten &araipanenipeo NIT Grnz
thrGn perbunben, Der iiber Ibru,
Nbtauula (italientffe 9renae) unb
Nbt 1lori na9 Msmdra fiihrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23
ale1se afrrbinna..tps JfrnBe,t.

0as prpiett elmer 8abnperbinbunq
Spif9en benz gail unb benz Rotben
WSeer 1T iebt bon ben gnglGnbern in
Mngriff genommen iporben. Die 2inie
ipiro bonn mittleren Nil, in Der 91dbe
BON 8erber, na9 gort Subon bel
Suafin fiibren. Ser leBtere glab mar
5nerit In Musfi9t genommen, bod lit
Der 5afen nidt fonberli9 geeignet, foz
nit Der BON port Suban ausgebaut
iporben. glm Mil Iiest Der Nnfanss@
punt Der 8abn on Der MInbnne bes
Mtbdraftromes. Die gntfernuna atpis
i9en ghartum unb benz Meere fpirb
burd Die 8a5n Inn 1850 &n. perfiirat
iDerben. Die erObte @9fpieriafeit fir
ben 8au bietet Die WaHerbe59affunq,
ba alles WaiIer fiir 9rinf= unb Roh=
5fpede erit aus SaI3tpaiIer beitiGirt
unb bann bon 6udtin aus an bic Nre
btitsitelle Derfanbt tperben muB. Die
bObfe @rbebung bat bic 2inie BEL
6intnt, ettpa 145 Rm. bon port GU
ban, nit 91O Meter iiber benz Maeere
gu iibtriuinben. Die Oelammtldnae
btr Balm BON Mtbara Bis BORT SUI
ban ipirb ii4 auf 500 am, erbaItsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23

e.nem 3psr. Der mir beinabe als Der
srDBte oss omeritanifden 2ebens err
idefnt, es 1T bas Der unbeoinefe
@Iaube ieOes Ilneritaners an fein
ean0 unb @olt, ober better geiast
an bic SOee gmerifa, Der Die 3nz
tunft unalpetfelbaft sebDrt. llnb .s
lit Der eruBe 3ug, Der bas sanae 2e=
ben bier Our9bringt.
Wtr baben i'm !0eimatblanoe nit
pielen 3leinli9feiten gu fimpfen, uno
Der alte @eift Der &ritit lit bem 0eutz
fden Der Gegenpurt Dem etgenen
8aterlanbe eegeniiber nur gu iebr err
tpa9t. Das lit Der llnteri9ieo Der
Sugenb unb alter 3uitdnbe, uno es
mare i60n, tpenn Der @eiit Der 9off@
nung unb oes @laubens, an Dem Die
Deuti9en bier i'm 2anoe 9lntbeil ba=
ben, bon bier 81 bem alten 8ater=
Lamb btniiber brGnge.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23
8nun,,h's Tbrpnfnlee-
nrnnnnp.

9ie nieberldnbiIde Sbrpnfoloe.
froae oufauroIen, beabii6fiaen Di.
Soaialiiten Der nieberlGnbif6en Ran,s
nler. Sic baben anaetiinbigt, baB lie
bie in ber lebten Sbronrebe Derfpro,
6ene 9erfahunasGnberunq baau bea
nuBen tpollen. aud cine Menberuna
Der Sbronfolae herbeiaufiibren fir ben
lebt iehr tpabri9einlidb eetporbenen
SSoa. baB Die 8Dniain Wilhelmtne
obne &inber bleiben follte. Oie nies
berldnbifde Shronfolae lit bereits i'm
sSdbre 1887 babin >aeregelt ipcrben,
bab nah benz Nbleben Der GDniqin
Wtlblmine bic Radfommen Der Griis
Ger unb S6tpeitern bes &0nias Wil,
belm beg Drttten aur Sbronfolqe be-
rufen fein follen. @s finb bies Der,
aeit ber @roBberaog BON 5adfens
Weimar, Brina 6einria @euB, prina
Mlbre6t bon preuben unb einiae ana
bere beutfde Brin8en. Ser rabital.
ioataliitifde Qntraa aebt nun babin,
bas acknowledgements BON 1887 abals
Gnbern. Die beutfden Manaten ousaus
lAliefen nnb nah betr Mbleben ber
Roniain ben nieberldnbif9en 9bron
fir erlebiat sii erfl6ren. Damn fDnnte
unter llmftdnben - unb barauf aies
len bic Mabifalen unb @osialiften bin
= bic Mepnblif ausoerufen tperben.
Bei Der niht abauleugnenben Sbats
fade, baB Die Dffentlide Meinung In
6o1anb sipeifellos Der GbrDnbejteis
aura zines bentfhen Nrinsen abholb
lit. muB man biefe Betpegnng als
burhaus ernft beaeihnen, aus Der fid
reAt folaenfhtpere GreisniiIe ent-
tpidel1 fDnnerl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23
gea1tTdrr at1tS pe,1tEd1-
Atttrrfko1rer.

Bel Der Seier bes 9eutf9en Suges
in Neip Yorf bielt prpf. @ugen 8iibz
nemann aus Oeuti9lano, Der 81 porz
iibersebenbem @ufentbalt in Stem
Yort tpeilt, Die Syeitrebe uno fagte
bartn unter @nberem:
Menn Elm beuti9er 9elebrter berz
iibertommt, ange5ogen bonn 8lanae
Oes bteiteen 2ebens, ipenn er feline
@sele fir Die neuen @tnbriide Dffnet.
10 fam es gar niht anbers iein, als
baB Der 9ebanfe BEL ibm i'm 8orberz
grunb itebt: 6ier leben 6unoerte,
Sauienbe, Miaipnen oeuti9er Menz
f6en. Sie beipeiien in Der neuen
Mrbeit bic aItbeutf9e Sugeno Der
Sreue uno 3uberldfiigtett nit Der
9ade, nit Dem pfluge, nit Der Sc
ser. Die @inen eben an's 2anb sez
tporfen, p6ne feiten 8ooen unter ben
5iiBen, bic Mnbern eben ii9 in Die
neuen 8erbGltniffe bineinfinbenb, tpie<
Der Qnoere ldngft gu ben beiten &reiz
fen Der 9efelf6aft gebDrtg. 9ie @iz
nen nod nit Dem 9eimpeb in Der
Seele, bic Qnoern inn unaussesli6e@
nen Sample 5tpif9en 4lt unb Neu.
l1nb tpieoer in anberen 9eelen iino
bic alien grtnnerungen nur ipie ferne
lleberliefernng. 0n frugt Der 9eutz
Ibe, Der eben bic 5erne bes Sceans
fennen gelernt fat: Srennt er oies
neue unb bas alte 9eutIdlanb9 Sber
perbinoet er es, tpie unlere 9elebrz
ten iaeen? Wus iit uns gemeinfum2
2ebt in uns NlIen bic glei9e beuti9e
Seele?
Gs lit cine 5reuoe, Dab audi in btez
fen Oinsen neue 8e5iebungen unb
9eoanten iih bur6arbeiten.
Mu9 i'm MutterlanOe nimmt man
bieienigen taum nod ernit. be NIT
bodmiitbieem Sabel Den Oeut1nen
i'm Muslanoe pprbalten, bab iie ibr
@olfstbum 70 leidt berlieren. sic
baben leidt 10 gu fpreden, tie auf
beutf9er groe unter beutf9en Waenz
f1en ibr Mustommen finben. l1no es
1T bart. 10 gu ipre4en su Oeutiden,
Die auf frembsr S9o[le i'm tdgli9en
@ebrau9 elmer fremben Sprade bart
um ibr 9oiein rinsen mIifen. 8iel=
mebr aud in Oeutidlanb besreift
man ieBt. baB Die Oeutiden in 4me>
rita 1dle9te 9eutf9e iein tpiirben,
ipenn iie ri9t por Mllem Dem 2anbe,
bas ibnen eine neue Seimatb CAB,
Sreue bielten unb ii9 ibm binedben
NIT allen &rGften. llmio bringenz
Der srbebt fi1 Die Srase: gBorin
bleiben mir benn Gins. llno iinb mir
mod Elm 0Dlf2
0as 8erbGltnib fam audi ni9t
oerart iein, bab bag Wlutterlano nur
gu geben bate. Gs 1T elm gegenfeiz
tiges 8erbdltnib. Qlu9 bas 2eben
Der beutfden 8riioer in Nmerifu mub
auf bag beimil9e Qeben auriidnirfen.
giun tpdre es cine groBe 4nmabung,
penn i1, foum mad Mmerifa eetpm<
men, sic bier nit meinen gin0riiden
unter6alten ipiirbe.
Mit Heat beldhelt man ben f6nenz
fertigen gouriften, Der ii9 fofDrt be-
rehtigt bGlt, Elm Bud iiber Mmez
rita 5u fhreiben. Mber BON einem
ginorud oarf bic Nebe fein, neil er
iith unpiberitehIid) quforangt: Bon
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23

Wenn Der Gar bort. pie rofeh sic
Rebolntionen in 8raiilien unb Son
Dpmtnao unterbriidt nuroen, trtrh
er tpunf6en, iein Sbron itinoe f;ibz
ltd BON uns.
. oieie Rinoer! ,Weama, babe id,
bas Sod i'm &Gfe mitaeaeiIer?"
Stein, 2O9er fdnn man niht eifen."
,Sa, aber ipas iit oann aus Dem God
eetporoen2"
6o9esitellte periDnIi6feiten in
eStalien nurben BON Dem ibnen poraee
fiibrten sSubbullfpiel 70 eingenommen,
0aB lie Der 6Offnung 0us0rud gdben,
baB es ii4 in Stalien einbiirserr mDs
ge. Der Umpire tpanDelt bter fnon
ni6t auf Rnfen, ieoo9 feline Stellung
lDdre in eytalien, mo- er ME fider
fpdre, NIT Dem Stiletto in ben Nipe
pen gefibelt gu tperoen, nod piel proz
blemotif6er.
esn benz Honan Die fleine Dot,
BON Curtis Yorfe, ben bic Bdsler
Nadridten berDffentliden, beiBt es:
mg2Db lanae, radbbem Dot in ibr
8etthen aeganaen mar, fab eynceIbn
am Dffeneit Teniter; ct NOR barnit be-
fG6ftiat, fein 6era abtpedielnb 5u
berhdrten unb tpieber su ertpeic1erl. /"
Dor benz Gdlafenaehen Elm febr ge<
iunbsr 6port!
X **
Der Weiiter brinat nit elmer 6anb 3u
Gnbe,
Mehr nls bes Gebrlinas btibe 06nbt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-11-23
Guus. un0 can0mirt6(6alt.

0nus. unO canOmirt6(6alt.
&ritflede deausT8 iigelei en-
tntfernen. I'm lebtere baraus olt
entferneu, 5hniert man, ipenn bic 8iis
seleifen re9t beiB itnb, biefelben tii9e
tis nit tpeiBem Wa9s Elm unb reibt
lie nit einem tpollenen 2appen ab.
@effDppeIte neibe Spis
Ben. Man tau1t fie na6 benz Wds
5hen in Mtltb unb pldttet lie NOD
feubt. sic erbulten babur9 eeniisenb
gtetfbett unb bas selblth rpeiBe Musz
feben neuer SpiBen.
Pferbebufe pom 9 9nee
fret 5u balten. Wtan perbtnz
bert bas 8allen bes Sdnees unter ben
9ufen Der g}ferbe, ipenn man bic
!oufe erit bonn 59mub reinist unb lie
oann nit i@tparSer 5eife tiidtis einz
reibt.
-
2eim aIs Setlmittel. Man
berbiinnt ben 2eim nit WaiTer, md9t
ibn betB unb fliiffis uno pertpenbet
ibn als gutes 6eilmittel gesen 8erz
brennungen unb Srpfbeulen. Man
fret9t ibn iebr tparm, bid auf.
Gi6eIn ais Siihnerfutz
ter Gteheln, inn Serbite aeiammelt,
i'm Sfen oer6aet su gRehi oemohIen
Menoen beioenifd1t. iinb outes S1iihs
nerfutter.
Tdffer reinioen. Ueon oiebt
nit &leie ober Meh[ onoeriihrtesgDoiz
fer binein unb IGRt es 10 ldnoe bartn
Heben, Bis es in GGbruna iiberoebt.
lGe @eriide, S6immel unb llnreir,z
Itdfetten e11tfernen fi6 nit bem Qlus<
oieRen bes MoiTers. = Qeere ssGfTer
miiffen ale 4-6 Wohen oeShipefelt
tperben.
8ei fehr ousoebebnten
gerbrennunqen perbq1ten fid,
bic WerunoIiidten oona ru6iq. tlqder1
iiber feinerfet @dmeraen i1nb seioen
nur qroBen 9urft. Qlisbonn 1T &C.
fabr i'm 9ersuee. EFT mebr aIs ber
brittle She'll Der RDrperoberflddhe perz
unabpenbbar.
Nuftboupprrtftuno. @ine
prottifde @inrihtuno aum Muftbauen
befrorener 9lasfdeiben, insbefonbere
GROCER 96aufeniter beitebt aug elmer
WalSe, bic nit 2DIunosmitteln oez
trGnft unb iiber bic Sdeibe oeaooen
pirb. 9te WaIae IGuft in Si6runog<
porri6tuneen unb pirb mittels Suz
ges an. 3etten ober 96niiren betpeot.
bic iiber Stolen laufen. sic toudbt in
cine unter ibr bdnqenbe, nit @oIalDz
fung gefiiute, fdbmaIe gainne, unb ba
iie beim Seben unb Genten fortlpGbz
rsnb auf Der @lasI6eibe obipGlat,
nimmt iie audi Forttpdbrenb BON ber
@al3lDfunq aus Der Rinne ouf unb
iibertrdat 6teTe auf bQs @lus, 3D.
burd) i5mtlat oas Sis ob. Ser 0Reft
Der auriidbleibenoen @alalDiuno perz
binbert bas neue Muffrieren BON gis,