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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Closed TOR lhe Season.

The last Of the union Sunday services
for the summer were held AZ the Bsp.
tist church Sunday evening and there
WAS \ large attendance. Rev. Thomas
+ Hay Of the Presbyterian church had
charge Of the services. assisted 10y Rev
T. J. Nixon Of the Methodist church
and Rev, stuart b. Rogers of the Bap.
list church. The sermon was delivered
by Rev. Francis a. CRighill Of the
Episcopal church and was "a very able
discourse.
A pleasing feature of the serv ice was
the solo 10y Ms. Marietta Brooks.
Nearer My Ilsme" Mrs Brooks has
\ voice Of considerable sweetness, aud
her rendition Of this touching selec.
ton was highly creditable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
-Mrr. GzesIerG1rry

A nervous, irritable mother, often on
the verge Of Mysteries, is unfit to care
for children ii ruins a chlds DISPOSE
tfOn and reacts upon herself. The
trouble between children and their
mothers too often is due 10 the fact
that the mother has some female weak
ness, and she is entirely unfit to bear
the strain upon her nerves that govern
ing children involves: il is impossible
for her TO do anything calmly.
The ills Of women act like firebrand
upon the nerves, consequently fine
tenths of the nervous prostratiOn. ner-
vous dependency 1.-The blues" sleep
lcssness, and nervous irritability Of
women arise from some arrangement
Of the female organism
DO you experience It's Of depression
with restlessness, alternating with
extreme irritability? Are your spirits
easily affected so that one minute you
laugh, and the next minute you feel
like crying2
DO you feel something like ball ris-
ing in your throat and threatening To
choke you; all the senses perverted.
morbidly sensitive TO light and sound
pain in the ovarieS, and especially
between the shoulders; bearing down
pains; nervous dyspepsia, and almost
continually cross and snappy?
II SO, your nerves are in a shattered
condition, and you are threatened with
nervous prostration.
Proof is monumental that nothing in
the world is better for nervous prostra-
ton than Lydia +. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound; thousands and thou
sands of women testify TO this fact.
Ash Mrs. Pinkham's AdViCe-A KOmS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Notice 10 the Public.

On and after Ono'er 1T. 1905, our
respective co npanle' will require con.
sgnees to unload all car. consigned TO
them within - hours after arrival and
proper notice given them Failure on
their part TO do this will cost them one
dollar per day demurr1ge until car il
released Local aud less than carload
lots OF merchandise will be- subject to
storage charges also. unless removed
from depot within - hours after ar.
rival and proper notice given, P!ease
take due notice and be governed ac-
cordlngy Oar positive Instructions
to put in effect these rules will be- COM
Piled with.
JOS q ToRREr, Agt \ {. l.. rs.
J. + HiLr, Agt Il 4 q. Ry.
+. g. Conn, Agt. : \. L.Ry.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
G. & G. Changes Schedule

The Gainesville and Calf Railroad
has change OF schedule which il will
be well for the travelling public to re-
member The train originally leaving
Gainesville for Simpson City and con-
Meeting with the Georgia Southern and
Florida for Palstka and Macon at Gals
O'Clock now leaves Al o'clock. There
Is no change in the morning train
for the same point and making the
same connection, which leaves Gaines.
willie at q 80 o'clock.
The train leaves Gainesville for Fair.
Held ~ 1880 y. M, and returning Ar.
rives IN Gainesville At 3. M. This
will give passengers from Gainesville
time to visit Micanopy, transact their
business aud return the same day, an
advantage never before offered 10y this
road
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Mrs Gh0G EBToovn

Mrs Chester Curry, Leader - n,
Ladies symphony Orchestra g. >.-..
tOga Street, Boston, Mass, writes.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
" For eight years ! was troul,l win -.
IRENE nervousness and hysteria. hru-r' up, b,
irregularities. | could neither crI.t liam,
sleep nights; was very irritable re-.8I
and Respondent.
Lydia Z. Pinkhams Vegetable Comi.gri
was recommended and proved o. BE- .la nv
remedy that helped me ! have g,.v
improved in health until am now ,'r d,
and we'll, and all nervousness las ,a1
pesredn
Mrs. Charles f. Brown. V,ro.p-p,..
dent of the Mothers Club, ~ D..ar
Terrace, Hot Springs, Ark, vrte,.
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--
dragged through nine year 81 mis- rabs
existence, worn out with pam ami H.r, -
ness. until IL seemed as though ! ,r...l NJ
| then noticed a statement OF wou.. ,rl.
blei as / was, and the wonderful result, M
derived from Lydia f. Pinkham- \.-,'atl.
Compound, decided 20 try it, ldlI -. ta!
at the end Of three months | was a H.' r,g.
woman. My nervousness was all gone , yu
no longer irritable, and my hushaul 'r 10
love with me all over again
Women should remember thu' /. "a
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Con'p...3 d,
the medicine that holds the record Pr
the greatest number of actua' cure,
female ills, and take no substitute
Free Advice TO Women.
Mrs. Pinkham. Lynn, Mass invites
all sick women TO write to her fora...@
Mrs. Pinkham's vast experience H.t.
female troubles enables her 20 '...
you just what is best for yo0, aui
she will charge you nothing i,r her
advice.
n Best Understands q koman'S Ills
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
DR.. WILLIAMS A
GOOD FARMER
Harvested SO Bales of Upland
Cotton From 81 Acres.
HAY CROP WAS PROFITABLE

II is Said That last Year He Melted
$4,000 on This Crop Alone, anc
! Expects to Realize $40, 900 the Com
ing Seasonal Practical Man.
Dr. Abner r. Williams. who con.
ducts large farm OF / 40 acres near
Alacbua, upon what j. known as the
barnes plantation, ha. demonstrated
with considerable profit and satisfac.
ton that farming in Florida pays, il il
Is conducted on business.like and prac-
tical principles.
Last year Dr.. Williams, feeling con
fident that short staple cotton could
be grown in this county at greater
profit than long STAPLE, or Sea leland
rs an experiment planted twenty -one
acres, with the result that the plant
thrived we'll and the harvest amounted
To thirty-eight bales, which he market
ed in Savannah at II cents per pound
But DR. Williams long suit is hay,
and every year he makes a good thing
financially from this crop. Last year
he Melted 5000 on hay, and the com
ing season expects u realize $4,000.
He has been accustomed TO bale his
hay and sell at $l8 per ton, (. b., at
his farm, which is on the Atlantic Coast
Line. The production II said TO be AZ
fine as is grown in the United States,
and the demand il ready, the greater
part of the crop being sold TO Tampa
Wholesale merchants.
DR., Williams believes that il the
farmers would become cured OF this
long staple fever and plant short cotton
aud more Of other standard crops, they
would ia the end fluid the experiment
more profitable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Attention, Z. of 3.

The regular weekly meeting OF Mt.
Vernon Lodge No. 20, Knights Of Pyth-
las, will be held at Castle Hall,
over Dutton's bank, this evening at Z
O'Clock. ~ which n full attendance is
desired. There will be- work
N, X CARTER, G. G.
r. q. BAXTER, X 81 X. q =.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
OCHlNG MACHINE
IS NOW AT WORK.
'everal Carloads Of Flint Rock
Have Been Received.
ycRk SOON TO COMMENCE

"a West Liberty Street. and This vii
be Followed by the Paving Of Oiher
ThoroOshfares Until the Entire Cit,
& Paved.
1he crusher recently purchased by
~ City Council has got busy" aud
- the past two or three days has
4tn doing good service near the
tlnesville and Gulf railroad depot,
hefe IL has been placed in commits.
be material to be used in the con-
oeti9n Of West Liberty street is the
9tl grade OF flint rock, and comes
pn The Cannon quarries, Rocky
Several carloads OF the mate
~ have already been delivered, aud
te same 10 unlOaded from the car d.
4et Into the cTnsher bin. making only
pe Transfer. The material IA said to
~ the finest for surface work In the
Ihte.
The foundation Of the street will be
some soft substance, probably Ala.
hna rock, which will be- laid for n
Wilderness OF about four inches. The
horoughfare will be- surfaced with the
|lnt, which will make hard most de-
tlFable and lasting roadway.
The street committee. OF which
|lDnncIlmAn w. Il. Taylor Ia chairman,
IRE fully alive to the necessity OF good
,lreets, and It WAS largely through the
'aIinence and work Of this committee,
#bich IL comprised OF Councilmen
Taylor, Hodges and Oushman, that
ne expenditure for street. building
Naehlnery was made. IL was an ~.
tndIiuFe, however, which will prove
kFeat benefit to the masses, as good
9Feets are enjoyed and appreciated 10y
sll alike.
Ae soon a. = sufficient quantity Of
.4ek u crushed a force will be put to
york grading the street. aud the
'Rylng gang" will immed ately fol-
~.
10 will require some time, but the
'4ople who have the matter In hand
re determined Ia have good streets,
fhloh IL one " the most essential i'm.
,fevemshts Of any progressive town or
ga
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Grampus IS harmlesa.

Editor sun: Would like 20 say in
reference TO the High sprinEs gram.
pus" story thai the insect referred TO
j~entirrly harmless, although it has A
rather formidable Latin name: Tneiy.
phonus gigant-u- othersise whlpiash-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
THEY WANT THE SUN.
Mrs. Chss GlIithorpe Says She Cam
not Get Along Without the Paper.

not Get Along Without the Paper.
The Sun is in receipt Of highly APP
preciated letter from Mrs. Chas. Eli
thorpe, formerly OF Gainesville but
now residing in MilIingtOn, Mich.
Mira Ellithorpe orders The Sun con-
tinued, and adds that both her hue
band and herself are anxious for the
paper. I'VE still love Gainesville and
our friends there" she says, and the
only way to keep posted as to their
doings IL TO read your valued paper"
Mrs. Ellithorpe states that a frost
occurred in MillnRton on the 10th
inst, and the weather is quite cool
there. The farmers are hustling TO
get their corn harvested, and the
threshing machines are busy.
Little Miss Annie Ellithorpe, who
has many friends among the young
folks here, is attending school reg
ularly, and it will be interesting to
know that she ia we'll advanced in her
studies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Begin Taking Ozomulsion Today
and Your Cure Begins Today
f!i'E'!1I'iiI1'II.!!!I.E!i:'Iil1
~ lltllIlIf D 3, y q



its tit4li2,l Medicinal Food Proper
ties are Very Quickly Realized
In Bringing Healthy Color to the
Choo's Of thc Pale and SallOw.
In Producing Strength 10 the Weak, TO
the I'.bl" and the Invalid
In T0ulng NJ the System Of Gonzales
cents from EXhaustirg Diseases.
IN C!o1ngi1g tho Entire System.
IN SodrishiHg the WORKOUT.
In Rourding out the Thin, Peaked
Faces ~ Children.
ia Building UP on thelr Little Bodies
tho Desirable Pink and White Flesh. nd
in Dotting their cheeks with the Pretty
Color and Dimplss that make Mothers
OzoHULsIoN
IL an Antidote for all Diseases Caused by
Exposure 10 Cold and Wet.
To prove Its Medicinal Food Merits .
Trial Bottle Free by Mail
VIII be sent on request. Write by letter
or postal card TO
0zOmulSlOn Co., SO Pine ST., New York.
MI DruggistS-Two slzes-5Oc. and Sloo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
U the Baby is Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup, for children teething. IL
soothes the child, softens the gums,
sllays all pain, cures wind collie and 10
the hest remedy for diarrhoea. Twen-
ty-hve cents n bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
sprains.

T. A, Read, Cisco, Tex writes, March
IL, 1901; my wrist WAS sprAined 80
badly by a fall that II was useless; and
after using several remedies that fail.
ed TO give relief. used BAllArd's Snow
Lniment, and WAS cured. I earnestly
recommend Il To any one suffering from
spra,ns," Sold by W. Nj Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
ChamberIAin's Cough Remedy Ads
Mature,

Medicines that aid nature are always
most efectuAl Chamberlain. Cough
Remedy acts on this plaza. IL allsys
the cough, relieves the lung,, AID. rH-
pectoraton, opens the seerrt,,ns. snd
aids nature ~ restoring the .y.tru g.
n healthy caud tion. sold by all drug
uists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Co, on Cheap

Ne may we'll Ihiak be 10, gos "a
ehssp Who, after haviuE contracted
Sonslipatioa OF Indigestion. - sIill able
90 pegfeaily rsstoFe bic health. Moth.
luE uill 10 she eat DR.. king's Ksw
k|sIF kIlla. a CASA. pleAzans nna GER
o NNtH 80 HNnsfNnaE. eoEEt ,aaIna.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26

ed scorpion. Mr.. Howard emit o.
Bureau OF Entomology at Wa'hr-,..
gave me the above information
ply Co my letter about simr,. ....
NV in my possession.
Yours truly
VI 4lrose. Sent. %. n. y1> y -..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26
Tied, Me1oous Mothers

Make Unhappy Homes-Their Condition Irrtates
Both Husband and Chidren-Eow Thousands
Of Mothers Have Been Saved From Nervous
Prostration and Made Strong and Well
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-26

ASK Mrs Pnkhams Advice Woman Best Understands kOman IT'S
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
31niee Der Yiibtte.

QGus Barts tptrb berihtet: Gin
nlerttpiirbtges Bib bietet 1t6 qeaer=
pdrtie in ber 9e9enb bes sSaubpur9
SaintzMartin, ipo Der Marft Der
giibnenfiinftler abeebalten tpirb. Qluf
ben Srottoirs unb in benGdfes brdngt
ft6 etne aufgereate Menge bon Mdn=
nern unb ssrauen, bic baftie oeftifuli=
renb aufeinanber einreben. Die WeGnz
ner nit bem bartloIen @eiift unb ben
duBerit betpeqli6en 3iigen finb auffalz
leno eefletbet unb traeen ppr dllem
pbantaittf6e &raipatten, bic sSrauen
iinb gefhminft unb bdben gef6ndrate
4ugenbrauen unb rotbgemalte 2tpz
pen. Muf alien @eii6tern aber perz
rdtb iib bic qletde groBe Sprge: ipers
ben lie Elm GnaaRmnt fir Die fpm=
rnenbe Sbeateriaifpn finben9 Denn
es iinb bic purias Der 8iihne, bic
iih bier perfammeln unb auf Die Oiz
reftoren Der proptnatbeater tparten,
bic nah paris gefommen itnb, um ibr
Berfpnal su perbollftdnbiaen. Die
5terne, bic iie fir ibre 8ii6ne brauz
den, bdben iie ldneit eeipGblt, Tie
Iuhen nur mod bic 2udenbiiBer, bic
9eute, Die iich su allem mDalihen perz
ipenben laifen, bic beute fineen unb
moraen in einem 2uitipiel cine fleine
Holle ausfillen unb fGlieBlih aud i'm
erniten Drama 8ef6dftiauna fifben
fDn11e1t.
WolIte man be Mdnner unb syrauen
ausfraeer. ilnb tpiirben Tie tpirflin
often Mntfpprt geben, es fpiirben einen
gilber sdredli6en @lenbs entaeaenz
treten. Mber nerfipiirbig. bieIe leute
pfleaen bpr allem ibren RiinftIerifola,
ie fiifen ibr Glenb bpr dlIer Weif
III perberaen. unb prahlen irouDalih
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

nit ihren afGnsenbsli Grfolaen. WsoI.
hat fib neuerbinas eingehenDeS nl1
Der Qaoe Der ettpd 10000 Bnnnens
fiinftIer aIIer 9lrt, bic es ins heltlgeH
Sranfreih qibt, befndftigf, nnD mon
bot Woaterial sufdmmenaebradf pas
erfdiitternb ipirtt. 1ds publlfuni,
bas Bic redt boben Gintrittspreiis bef
aablen muB. fam fi6 tdun elIte g5ors
ffeiluna baDen MAIDEN, iDie trlgleIm
bic oroben ginfiinfte Der Sbsater per-
fbeiit fperben. Gs left inrner ipieper
nit Staunen Die 8erihte Der 5!al6r
iiber Die Hie5enqe5Glter, bic pic EDn:gt
Der 8iibne beaiebsn. pa iOtro 1flnlsI as
bdrduf bifgipiefen, baB pie eoduei1N
mebrere 6unberttaufenb ssrores 1m
Sabre perbtenen, Dab 5arab Serns
barbt i'm g9enaiiTaRes Shedter 15OO
ssrancs fir ieben MbenD einitrtdl DaG
W2abame gfeiane i'm 8duoepille S0O
ssrancs fir iebes Muftreten erblelf y.
|. fD.
Die Opernfdnqer fteben nibt nlirle
Der qldnsenb 0d. 2afalle besoa IL
600 syrdncs pro Morat. Seem De
Resate 5000 unb fein 8rnDsr 5000
5rancs. glber baran benft nteindnn,
baB, penn fir Die @roBen peg Ses
rufes bem Sbeatrbirettor Elm To
fbtperer Sribut aufgelegf fDtrD, tyr
Die bielen &leinen nur mob iuerltg
iibria bleibt. 8on ben DerinisDsI1e11
&oteqorien Der 8iibnenfiinitler fteEsn
Yi6 Die Opernidnaer iDeitous am
beIten; fpenn iie niGt franf iDerDen,
f0nnen tie faft obne Qusnahnle EN-
qlGn3enbes unb foroloies Qeben tIps
rem. @elbft in ben frona0iifhen yro<
pinaen perbienen bic SenOre 1000
1000 Trancs PRO Monot, unb an Den
fomifGen Spern 100000 Trcs.
Meniqer aiinitie 1T idon bie Sage
Der S6aufpieler; iiebt man bon ben
beeinftioten 9rDBen, Die Giebltngee
bes Bublifums finb, ab, 10 perDlett
in Der Brobi11a Elm Odriteller eriter
Ro1en foum mebr als 300 big BOOB
items 1000 ssroncs i'm Woonot. eSn
8aris beifebt bafelbe 8erbdltntB.
Oooeqen iinft bus @ebalt fin bic Dars
ite[ler Der tleinen 3pllen in beioett
| SG6ern auf 200 SSrancs i'm Wionat
| unb oft mod ipeniger berab.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

Ser Gntbe1er zines neuen S6ldfz
mittels lit Elm 8artfer 2lrat Or. De-
mou6p. @r nertpirft ale Mtebifaz
mente, bic eeaen 96Gaflofigteit enrz
pfoblen tperben. BUR Nusfiibrung
Ieines ,Reseptes brauht man ni6ts
tpeiter als bic etqene 6anb. Oas por@
geIhlagene 8erfobren beitebt barin,
bic lei6tgei9lofene 6anb 70 gegen Die
5tirn au Ieen, bab lire 2dngslinie
1t9 NIT Der Mittel1inie bes 9efihts
bedt. Die 6onbipur3el muB it6 ettpa
in Der 6Dbe Der NaienlDder befinben.
Muf btefe @eiie tpirb eirte atemlih
itarte grtpdrmung Der Dberen 9ez
1t6tsbdlfte berbprgerufen unb nod
bermebrt burh bic bes Mt6ems, Der
audi bic 6anb trifft unb 10 nad bers
fel6en Stelle binqelettet ipirb. Inter
biefen 1tmftdnben ipll es unnDgli&
fetn, bic Iuaen often su bebalten-
0as Mtttel lit auf ieben San barnrs
los. Dies f6eint aber audi Der ems
aiQe 8orauq au Iein. Cine Si9tertn,
bic bamit erperimentirte. ihreibt: /
@ee6rter 6err 9oftor 9entoudbl
Sbr MttteI bilft mir nit6t, ie bo,ts le bis.
Sd bab' eS probirt ii6er Oritt6al6 St1trsn
limb 6a6e es boc6 nic6t probat oefnnoetl.
Sic miiiien tpilleu: felt LANCER Belt
Sdon letoe ih fcbtper inter Sdllafloif9~
9rum Gos ib nit grosem @nt6uiiasm1,s
Son Sbrem Oiittel 9as, ia9P i66 mir,
0a5 mrB
9as Hid5ttge fem. es lit einfad, normal
11n6 iebenfals billioer dls bas GbloraI.
60 qinQ it6 inS 8ett bon 2uberiidt;
$pel1t', Worpbeus, frpbGodt' td. ert9ebit
Du mir ntdhtl
9rauf Geet' i6 Die oinfe, Oie Ieitbt ees
bnlte,
Sn Die 0eitte Der @tirn, ouf Die 5oraen>
-, falte
ltnb dthn,ete lang urb ot9n1ete tief,
Sis feIt un0 rubig - Die 4oa11b mir
entid5lief
9o rieb t6 ite idneG tpieber lpo6 bon
9feib
11nb beriudyt's nit Der 8ed]ten n1u ldrts
9ere 3eit
1tnb horrte, Bis bos 8unber fGrne,
llno Iprp6eus in ieinen grm nridJ
1dbme.
9a8n roth sttirte id) Damn nit @mpboie
Sic 8ir9ld)nft - INNER Die 6anD anf
Der giaie
Sd fann S6nen Ia9en, es par fein Sera
gniiaen,
5p Ianqe 10 1tnbepe9lidl 5lt lie9en
1tn0 10 nit erbo6enem Irr1e int 9iiltern
9ie bielen SdillcrI6en Stropben 5it
flii1tern.
Ils id3 iun gum oritten ben uSold] int
@erano"
2itirte, Itblief oltd) - rlleine redte Soan0.
9a Iah itf, l1mionft Iei Der 2iebe Oeiib,
cSbr Oeittel bilft nid)t3. Soerr 9emon6bI
9rum ipiirDen sic MIDI 81 9anf pers
binDen,
gSenn Gie redt i1neI ettpas gienes ers
finoen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

Na6 ben Gr9dnaungsbe ltimmurz
gem fiir bas Wablreht our Rei6sz
oumd erbdlt Hublanb fein oqgenetz
neg WG9lre9t, fOnbern nur cine Grz
peiterung bes bisbert9en Mablre6ts.
0as berporragenbIte Mertma[ 1T,
oaB ben Mrbettern etne 8ertretun9
,ingerdumt perben 1oQ, bic ie einen
fir etpa 250,000 betragen ion. SSn
gdn3en iinb 21 8ertreter Der Qlrbeiter
6e5irtspeiIe gu tpdblen. Na3 ben
neuen GrgGn3ungsbei itimmungen 1olz
len audi bic Mtet6er, bic minbefens
stne Wfietbiteuer britter &ld1fe, unb
bic 8aufleute, tpel6e bic @etperbez
teuer 5tpeiter &laiIe 5ablen, ferner
ole, bic elm Nbcangs5eugniB elmer
5Oheren 2ebrdnitalt befiben, bas
Wablre6t baben, unb i6nen ioIlen
lt9 8eamte geIellen, bic Elm @ebalt
BON Mtnbeitens 1900 Rubeln in ben
6auptitdbten, minbe items 900 Gubeln
In ben anberen Stdbten be5ie6en, unb
@tgentbiimer nit etnem sSlnmobilienz
6eiibe bon i6dBungstpeiIe minbe1tens
300 Gubeln in Stdbten Bis su 25,z
900 unb minbefens 1000 Rubeln in
5tdoten bon mebr ais $4,000 Gin
pobnern. 8isber tparen bic 8ertrez
ter Der Sntelligen5 BON Der Het6sz
ouna ansgefAlofen, ba srft NIT Ser
gntri6tung zines Mobnunqssinies
BON 1900 Rubeln bas Mablre9t berz
6unoen tpar unb bic StGbte nur %
BON ben 412 Mitgliebern Der 0umu
ndblten, beren 3abl iebt INN 1872 berz
mebrt ipprben lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

Carnegie ipricbt in iiingiter 3eit
biel iiber ebrlide Armuth, Gbrlide
Nrmut6 lit eben etipas, tporiiber fidh
fpre1en lGbt, lie 1T bGufig genus.
Gbrli6 eriporbener Rei9t6um lit fdon
piel ieltener.
esseoe Mrbeit, mag fie bod ooer nies
oriq, beliebt poer unbeliebt fein, mag
iie Gopf ooer Sanb in Mnfpruh neba
men, 1T ais iittlihe Bflibt unb Dors
beoineung ipabren 2ebensaliids aufs
aufafIen nnb in gbren Su balter. 4
X X *
Ser Shab BON periien bat ietbs
Mutomobile gefnuft. Mahrfheinlid
alaubt er, 0aB feine getrellen l1nters
tbanen iid gu fhnel permebrsn.
.Die Singer fino mein RapitaI-
fagt ein Wipliil Wirtup5e. Die ,lon>
gen Singer" iinb oas aapital nannd9et
5inan8arDRe. ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

rtgiitrirte ouslGnbiIde yobrifmorfe
Greignen, iolde na1 &rdften ousz
rliiben nnb oberein bic Mnare Der be-
treffenben Muslanbfirna mod nit Be-
f4lag legen laiIen fann, iofern ber'
Sriginalartifel ftdb 0eutfdlanb irr.<
pprtirt iDirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14

ggie tief Der DitaFatifhe arieg ni9t
tur in bas politiI4e, fonbern au9 an
bas fo3iale 2eben Der mongoltiden
Reide einsegriffen bat, fann man
aud, an benz enersii9en 8eitrebep Der
bortigen ,Srduen ertennen ii4 aus
ibrer btsbertgen, iabrtdufenbe alien
5dlbfflaDerei au elmer ertrdglihererl
2ebensitellung empor ali ringen. Wie
bic sSapanertn, 10 neriu6t nun auh
bic gbtneitn, in's Dffentli6e 2eben 81
treten. Der rSfaitatii9e 2lonb"
i9reibt: Man traute fdum ieinen Nus
gen, in elmer neuerbines in Sbanghat
obgebaltenen 8opcott@ @@riamnllung
du9 elmer Geibe 9tne1ii6er 5rduen
Su begegnen, bic Elm lebhdftes Snter9
eiie fir bic 8erbanbluneen on ben
Sag legten. Die alte 3ett bat dufgez
BORT. ipo ieber gbinefe feline Srau
uerborgen bieIt unb iorgfam bariiber
ua6te, DaB fie ni6t NIT anberen
Wdnnern in 8eriibrung fam. Die
tbtneiifden 5rauen fangen an, @ngz
(if9 unb SapdniI6 gu fpre6en, &laz
bier gu fpielen, europdifAe Sbsater gu
6eiuden unb ielbit an Dffentliden
8oltsDerf fammluneen tbetlaunebmen.
IS regt unb betpegt 1ih in gbina
in alien Sdt,bten. Wan min ettpas
Reues feben, lernen unb genieBeH.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-12-14
Dpr111t]ri1teH.

Der in paris tagenbe 8eleeatenz
congreB Der internationalen Baum
tpollDereinigung bat 8ei6liife gegen
bic 8aumipollipetulation als llrfd6e
Der eiropdi59en &rife aneenpmmen,
oesglet6en ben Nnbau bon 8aumz
ipolle in ben golpnien unb 8e5tbungen
@uropns empfoblen. Der nG61te
GongreB fDll i'm sSuni 1906 in 8rez
men ftattfinben.