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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19
winter Care of Poultry.

In order TO get early eggs some ex-
ira feed in addition to the ordinary ra-
ton generally given by farmers Is
needed. AS a rule the trouble on the
farm Is that after corn Is gathered
there Is an overabundance of grain ~
Ing around, and In consequence the
fowls become too fat. All farmers
have hay to spare. At least they
should have. and a few pounds per
week fed to hens will greatly increase
the egg production. Clover hay ID
best. but any kind Ii good. Feed AZ
follows: Cut into as short lengths -
possible (one-fourth to one-half inch).
and In the evening oil a two gallon
bucket full, cover and place on the
Kitchen stove and allow 1t to boil 90
long as there Ia are. When the morn
ing are is built allow the hay to heat
again, then drain on the water and
mix with the hay three quarts Of
wheat bran OF enough to make II
crumbly. This win make nearly two
gallons Of fesd. Give It TO 100 hens a.
q morning fssd. Remember. this is
for cold weather and for fowls that
are at liberty On the farm.
Late In the evening supply what they
VIII consume Of corn one day and
oats the next. and 10 ~. BE surs to
give plenty Of fresh water every day,
and on cry cold mornings it 10 a good
IDEA to make the water slightly warm.
II you do not. 1t will freeze at once
and be Of no service. BE sure the hem
house has good. tight ends and sides.
and always front the house to thu
south. The warmer the fowls are In
winter without Supplying artificial
heat the more eggs they will lay and
the earlier they will become broody.-
North Carolina Experiment Station.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19


Northern Illinois and southern Wis
eonsin farms are now furnishing ia
pan with some Of the nnest blooded
i've stock that has ever been shipped
to the far east says Country Gentle
man. Representatives Of the Japanese
government have been In the farming
districts Of the two states recently and
ars still looking FOR good stock. Re
Gently 4 herd Of blooded hogs was
bought from q hne stock farm near
Rockford, III. The porkers were sent
through to Japan IN the care Of . grad
uats Of the U~niverstty Of Ilfinpis ,aeri-
cultural department.. Mere recently the
japanese bopshk near Oregon. H.. two
yeariing sborthern bells and near
Honey Greek, Wis. two brown SyFiss
hs1fsrs. An a. the stoak has bees
sAippsds through - Pagan.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19

1Oidl. .rs.-.. COO, III OO
On motion the balance in the register
of deeds fund amounting to 1919. 80 was
ordered transferred to the county gen
eral fund.
On motion the balance in the treas
urer's salary fund amounting to
81, $50. 80 was ordered transferred to the
county general fund.
On motion the balance in the poor
farm fund amounting to $21.25 was
ordered transferred to the county gen.
eral fund.
On motion the balance in the county
bond interest fund amounting to
SO, 400.3l was ordered transferred to
the county sinking fund.
Oh motion the board adjourned 30
meet at 80 o'clock p. m.
1870 o'clock p. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members present.
On motion the board proceeded to
check the school book depository
records.
Having completed the same and
found them to be correct, they were on
motion declared correct and accepted.
On motion the board adjourned TO
e on Friday, January 10, 1905. at 8
o'clock a.. m.
Friday, January ID, 1905.
8 o'clock a. III.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members present.
Petition of John Fl. Parrott for
refund of $500 dog tax and $l.00
school poll, was presented and on
motion refunded.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Emil Meyer, deputy sheriff fees$ 10 80
Potter & Garrick. fuel to poor
farm Is 70
American Book company,
school books as per contract. 705 SO
CHM & Company, school books
as per contract ......... 1876 ii
Potter g. Garrick, fuel to court
house. ................. l2a 90
Phillip A. Gross. drawing jury 3 90
e. II. Nygaard, care Of Beata
Westgaard, December. II 90
j. r. Kelley accompany, blanks
stationery .....,.. $500. IL 90
Commercial Livery, livery
eam for poor farm CON.
mlttoe. /. . ...... 2 90
st. Mary's hospital, care of
Otto Werner and Peter Fora.
Der. 30 90
HI. o. Wickre, drawing jurors. 100.
Will "A. Beach, blanks books,
etc. .........-............. % rs
On motion the following bills we're
rejected:
Ed. Browder, deputy game
warden A 30
August Blank, deputy game
warden. y ................... 8 90
J. r. Chapman, game warden's
salary. ........s.......... 30 90
Frank Gruby. deputy game .
warden. Is %
Frank Gruby, deputy sheriff's
fees ............ 4 40
Jos. Lesks, interpreters fees $500
laid over.
Proposition for the boarding Of
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19
COUNTY BOARD D0INGs.
Proceedings of the Day County
Conn missiOners at Their
Last Meeting.

W~yganowskl.
Bond and oath of N Moxness as
commissioner, district number 3, was
presented in the sum of $500 and IN
motion approved.
New board of county commissioners
organized by electing Commissioner
w II Goodrich chairman for the year
1905.
Moved by Commissioners Moxness that
the board express its appreciation of the
services of o. j.. Sletten, as commits
sioner aud chairman of the board, by
a rising vote. Motion carried by a
unanimous vote of the board.
On motion the bonds of the county
justices Of the peace were fixed at $500.
On motion the bonds of county CON
stables were fixed at 800.
Bonds and oaths of the county officers
were presented and approved as fol
lows:
Chris Grue, register of deeds$ 5000 90
II. 0. Wicgre, county treas
urer 100, 900 90
Albert Smith, clerk of courts 1900 90
Phillip A. Gross, sheriff 5000 90
Frank Sears, states attorney 1000 90
Manson Rextord, county
auditor. 10000 90
John H. Lund, county judge 1000 %
M. G.. Schenecker. county
800 90
K. w Rieck, county on
stable. 800 90
J. r. Chapman, county con-
stable. 500 90
Herman A Bury, county
constable 200 co
Levi FAlkner, county con-
stable. 500 90
l. w Scripture. 5a4tiee OF
tle peace 500 90
AnEnsa HOMELAND, Justice Of
th4 peaae 800 90.
l. W Lewls- 5usssoe II tie
p~aos 800 %.
H q Dalen. 5nstane * the
F@sAs~ SN -
Aa,snrsrzess bunG nf 0srar Gssne wns
snzsnnas6 ii 1he Euar ~ saRlBsese and
ca zHuzsun assraussL
On russsna zi. arsr-c ss smnrr s,um-
n,~a,p,,., ..ss,u,,y.ss !, u,,,.r Nd u-m
nsrGxsa i m
1as a'''Aas nr1 pnsasaanan as hA9hnfA
aassan-
FsssEsurt. GisssErnnm Gsssdsarh- Com
-nlsssnnsss MIaxalas~- T-ssF. Long and
~ aznlnssasA
G,r a1asssup uiss aaiErY of the states
asssssrisT wss fizss ss ss5-oo per month.
- - 49,. a..
nsr,x - x.u..u.
.ssgsag ssdi'as. 5000 per mouth.
sa' n' 800 PER
issgas1 issasarsr, 20. 90 per month
Lsr'1s. $3.50 per
ss''or 400 psr day
On nnotion the board proceeded TO
ssaect the Official papers for the year
1906 BY ballot. The Reporter and
Farmer, Pierpont Signal, aud Bristol
Tribune, Having each received
declared the %ofncial papers Of Day
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19
John w.udsma. Of.

~
asking for refund of taxes in Webster
CITY for the 1904. and OF motion
allowed in the sum OF $4.78.
Justices quarterly report of l.. w.
Lewis, justice of the peace, case OF
state VS.. N. Lakeman, was. presented
and on motion approved.
Justices quarterly report of Chas.
Rathbun, Justice of the peace, a 8 OF
state VS.. Kasha Paszck, war presented
and ON motion approved.
Justices quarterly reports Of l.. w.
Lewis, justice of the peace, cases OF
state va. Harry Dixon, A. +. Dixon
and A. L. and Harry Dixon, were pre-
sented and on motion approved.
Justices quarterly report of Chas.
Rathbun, justice of the peace. case OF
state VS.. Rob Morris and f. G. Walton,
was presented and on motion approved.
Bond of Josephus Alley, county sur
veyor, was presented in the sum OF $500
and on motion approved.
Petition of H. j. Herman for refund
of Chas. B~luedog tax for the year 1892,
was nresantad and ON motion ordered
refunded in the sum of Ss, SO.
Petition of G. b. Knott, trustee Of
the NJ. +. church, of Bristol, for refund
90 tax for tho wears 1901 and Q O ON
,ho NJ " ma sonaga ar bristol. was
nresepted and on motion granted.
On motion the hoard of county COM
n-,issiopars Adjourned to meet ar 40
oo,oot = N
100
Inc ooaru met pursuant ~ "'JouiN
meht'
an ihelhoels present
oh ni''ioh cue olto"ins oie "eie
auol'ed anu allo"eo:
T. a. DolneS' caie Vi Pooi anu
suppnes ~ w
FRANK hihk' repairs STATES at'or
neys oflce II 30
rFalt DLo'heis' pump loi 'ahA ~
F. w. Halbkat g Company
sApplies 10 county anu poor
farm * 20
FRANK Wlka' Woil bounty | %
Dr' u T. halsh, physician lor
poor . w
l.. W. Lewis Justice lees. Q 90
-"
OF poor iarln committee w
>. Il Chapman, game warden
asNeu @'"' ailoweu % %
walton o Dooth 'oh oianhs ! w
Oeo' rhamn'eroaciei Jurors
iees -
~ jus ~
y. w hanha' jurors ices ~
n " legtineler' jurors iees ~
rred ollapIhah' jurors lees | ~
rrhest raiiing' jurors ices l ~
'ohh Ligi.lzer' meat ior poor
iaiin 9f'o' iaiu over
Jonn Ligheizer' meat Ior poor
farm 8 80
JOS ~ lrwin' cleaning cess
pool $3.50 ~ oo
ot. andrews MISSION care OF
Bridget Lewis December IL %
Lambert Lumber Company,
lumber for door etc, in states
attorneys office II 10
ers services 36 40
Nj. b. Long, commissioners
services 3S go
M. b Long, overseer of poor
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-01-19

8 expense account OF n. y.
Wickre, county treasurer. for express,
and o~ertification of acknow-
was presented and on
motion ordered refunded in the sum of
al. rs.
On motion the board Of county COM
missioners adjourned to meet Tuesday,
March 7th, 1905, ct . o'clock a. m.
William Egeland,
County Auditor.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
sie sueroen ME aue.

ggie Der .@lepelano aeuoer" ersablt,
.leDen in Der Ndhe bon 5hanesullle sSrau
Qpoio Marlbol uno tire Shwelfer
hsrrli6 uno in Srelloen anf Soften
oerer, Die nidt alle peroen. Die beioen
ghtpeltern baben eine neue Wetbooe
Grantbeiteu gu beilen. sic MAIDEN ge=
milIe Manipulotipnen nit alten Sno-
den mo oebrauben aetpiiie ge'6mo.
run9sfotmeln ooSu. Sic peripenoen
grDbere GnOden fir i9llmrnere uno
tleinere anoden fir lei6tere Grtrantun'
Qen. sie bebaupien, ihon bartndfi9e
6dle BON Grebs furiert gu laben. pa=
gen Iih ober nidt Oil S6pinoiitdttae.
Sp unelaubll1 es<tlinat, beiBt es
bod. Die beioen Weiber batten einen ge'
maltiaen 3ulauf uno in Canton allelr
b1tten lie bunoert patienten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
9as faIte Wcttcr.

9la1 einioen mdrmeren 1dgen tit feit
GOl4t oo Der Winter tri,oer tn iein
polles Hedt ein9esreteil uno fiihrt Die
0errihaft pom fernen goromelten bis
nett in ben 5iioen binab nit eiiieer
HauIt. Mir miillen ms oaraut be-
fhrdnten, nur uon einselnen Bunftell
Wiittbe,lunoen all MAIDEN, aber oiendms
liben Gla9en itber oas talte gBetier
lperoen iiberall lpieoerholt.
9lm Sonnta9 mar III @bicago Der
fdltefe Saa oieies Q9inters. Sos
Queflilber ipor in "a Stunoen nm 23
8rao aefaIlen uno liano auf l9 8rao
unter Rull. IS webie ein fbarfer Moro.
ipei-Wino.
5eit sabren lit es in GaniaS Gitp
|niht 10 tait 9emelen als SonntaN
Nbeno. Eos 5hermonleter 5eigte Is
8rao untey Nnll Oil llno in @oneoroia,
Gan.. mar es nod um 8rao tdlser.
8ei 2alutpn erfror ein @onlanhe Sl-
oianer mo bel Greoerif. Gtla., ell
9leaer.
glm Montaa marc BON 9enper. Gol.,
aemeloet: 5elt 1886 ha. i'm iiiollber
/! Colorado uno inn n0roliAen 9eu Wegltt
nidht lol1 Elm @turm Qsberridlt. als II
ten lebten "a Stunoen. Gilenbabn'
leute faeen, oaB lie ben 8elellen pei
Colorado & soutbsrn yabn entlan(
unSdbli9e Raoaoer bon Sha!en unt
Ginoern geleben baben. Sn snrartuo
f5eras. gine oas 5bermometer auf II
uno in 6olion. u. M., gar auf Il
@rao unter Null herab.
Su Mempbis, 5enn., fiel om Sonn
taa Der thermometer um Is 8rao uni
Ter ltano auf l6 8rao iiber Nul. 8asl
mebte Elm I6arfer Wino aus Dem Nur
I ben uno Die Staot mar in einen Sbnee
mantel 9ebullt.
%. 6. Bolton, Der 5etretdr Der 81
labpma 2ipe Stof Nf3eiatlon, ertldrt
oaB Der Sdneefurm Der i6lilnnllte lei
!, 1896 lei. Sn Weit 8anIas. Weit Stla
bona ltno on Der panbanole. bon 9eGa
leien $4,000 gtiif ytinopieb erfroren
Sn Nebrasta. ben 9atotas uno Deon
: tana ieien Die 8erlulte niht 10 aref
, neil bic oortieen 8ieb3iidter better all
! ltrenae Gdlte eingeribtet ieien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
@pIipar.
Is. sEebrllQr /!

9ln Der giIenbabn.Yrlde Der Nbee'
line unp 6. e. gilenbabn. uelhe sur
3elt bel 3oar oebaut ipiro. Wnroen IN
Der leBten Mohe BRET Monn bon bier.
uelhe bort beIhdFtiat iuarelL perlebt,
Goonp @ilbert fisl l86uB bod herunter.
er mar cine seitlang belinnunaslos, lam
aber ipnlt nit bellell Rnohen oapon.
NIpin CARING lurroe Die 5ano lhllmm
ssrquetidt. sin 6inaer nuBie ampllilrt
perOen. Jrant Bfan muroe am SUB
psrieBt, fonn aber mieoer arbelten. -
Gie Satin bon @uit. Ginslp, 3 Uietlen
nDrolih BON bier luobnello, lie9t telt
elmer Wode idluer frallt; 6rau SlnSlep
leoet ihou ldnaere 3eit an eineln 9erS=
libel. Sud. Grmif TT nit telllet
Tamilie nod 8pmling 8reen, Gbio.
Qesogen. Ser etpa 3 Msellen pol
bier lpobnenoe 6armer Solspb See
tiest f1iimml tralit Oil bet Wai1erinf
oaruieoer.. Gas z Monate alte Stint
Der Gbelente sSphn Sab, eine Dleile Dol
bier mpbneno. muroe ain IL. 6ebrlial
ouI Dem tatbplilden 6rieoboI oable'
| beeroiQt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
csnterefiamtc ttnterbaltaag.

Gie Obj Bellops 9oge tpirb am
Nbeno oes 2. Mdrs in ibrer DalIe cine
llnterbaltnng peraniialten, bic fur Se=
hermann pOn 9roBem Sntereils lit.
Neiu.on Beers, Der beriibnlte Oeila=
mator, miro ndmlid bas 3leaterltiid
.DaDio uno Sonatban~ in elmer Weife
oortraaen, bob er, einsi9 uno alein, Die
IL Gbarafter. Die in Deln 5tiide Dor=
tommell, ourh 5iimue uno Mimit
perlonifiaiert, 10 bah Der 3ub6rer Den
ginOrud bat, IL perilhisDens yerionen
5u b6ren. Die prelie l0bi iibersinaims
lneno bic Garfellun9soabe BON nerrn
Beers. Gintrltt nur rs Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
@crtd,tsOerbanOlnngen

9la1oem Iie ponl 8ienItag Na9mitta9
3.l5 bis 8onnerltag Nbeno UNI 8 ubr
in Eeratbung 9eluelen. obne oaB fie lt6
tilli9en tonllteI, iDurben ain EOnneritdg
abeno Die @ei2mornen entlahen, Die
iiper 5bomas Murpbp uno @lpoe 9aw=
iep Su @eri6t seIefen. glf Der Sc
lbmornen Daren fiir 56uloisipre6uns
unb elmer oaae9en, aber oerIelbe lieB lib
nidt BON ieiner Nnlidt abmenoia madenE
Wan elaubt, odb bic Soften res pro-
3slies fiA auf $1,000 belanien uno nun
tommt es 5n einem 5tDeiten PrOSeB, Der
ni1t meni9er toiten luiro.
Sames Mc2eugblin unO @lpoe
S1ipmann, bic bon ten @el1mOrnen
meaen ibrer Betbeiliqung an Der gerall=
bung Der DofofIiee iu Strabburs lAul-
Gig 9eiprohen lDuroen. tDuroen pom
Hihter Glotmeu 5n le 10 Sabren
3u6thaus uerrrtbeilt.
I'm Dientaa bra9te Sheriff Wag=
ner, beslsitet bon @bas. @naelhart,
Games Mc2au9hlin uno @lpoe Sbip-
man nod Dem 3u6thau5 in Columbus.
@lpbe 9amlep. puroe aeltern geaen
cine BirgihaIt BON $1,000 aug BEN
@efdnaniB enilaiien. Seill Gntel lei
lteie giiraihaft.
Srau 6arriet Demutb bon 8enniion.
/ bic bon ben GeifluDrnen 1duloiQ ae.
| funoen tpuroe. elm fAle6tes 9aus gst
lhalten au haben, marc 5u go Sager
2rbeitsbaus uno elmer Bube BON Sl0(
peruttbeilt, leo0h miro oas llrtbeil ius
pentirt, mslu lie iid perpfli6tet. oal
l@ountp gu perlalien. Sic 900 leBtere;
\ u0r. Sollte oas Weib jelnals iuieoe
4 Suriif tebren, 10 ,pilroe oas llrtbei
4 aeQen 5ie fuieber in Gra5t ireten. -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

Cute Wsine nno Qiaueurs 3u
msbisinilben 3lueden finoet man III
AbDlp6s Maueurz6tore am publir
Geuare. 9tIepbone 35l II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
9eiratbsb csviutgutt9eu

Sobu SauoliI Stauina Meri, beioe
bon Wtiopale.
8aleiltin GueAt, Bolipar - emma
Serin9er, Mineral @itp.
Wi(liam 3. 3ebnber, Sr. = emma s.
Smith, beloe bon @anal 8oper.
Billiam Qebman, Nsm 4bilanelpbia-
Narp =. 3oonB, ubridsoille.
0arrp 6. S6effler. Nem Bbilaoelpbia
- Marp g. Mepen. SOuer.
Is. %. Mines, &of = Ola 8. Orr,
Ihrihspile.
6. Beter S9aper - Warp S9uma=
der, beioe BON 5traBbura.
Walter &C. Nnoerlon, @lepelano =
Sulon u. AuantreQ. SDUer.
0eron Seatbeo1 Chloe @tbel 8rob
beioe uon Stem Ybilaoelpbia.
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0eItorbcn.

gm 9. Ssebruar in Nem gomerstpun
Wdrner &ogers i'm Mlter bon rs Sabien
Ser @erltorbene marc, tDdbreno er nod
in WaibinatDn Snrpnibip Dobnte. BON
ben &epublitanern gun, Nrmenbalis-
Direftor ermdblt unb betleioete auh
oetl1ieoene 3omnIbip=Nemter. ST hinz
tsrIaBt bier S6bne urb slueIS0bter.
I'm 10. 6ebr. in Nep philadelphia
@olparo Gar9ent, Gr.. i'm 9llter bon
SO Sobren nno 8 Wodeil on eulem Nn-
fall Der 8rippe. Ser 8eritorbene rar
bier 9eboren lluo bat iein aanaes
2eben lang bier gelpohnt. Sem Bbila-
oeIpbia mar crit Il Sabre 9egriinoet.
ais er oas 2iht Der gBelt erblidte unD
.hatte oas erite Sahr6unoert leines Se=
tebens binter li9, als sr ltarb. @r mar
elmer Der @rEiioer Der gsm philadelphia
2oee l07 oes Snoepenoent Croens Der
| Goo 6elloms, Die am 4. Npril l84S ing
2eben eeruFen muroe. 5nraent mar
| lett Dem Q. Woi 1914 nit Sophia gos
mers uerebeli6t, Die ibm am IL. 4pril
1891 i'm Sooe poraHaing. Bon fehs
Ginoern, Die bisler @be entliamnlten.
/ lino nod 5mei. Gomaro Sargent, Sr.,
i'll Nem 8bilaoelpbia uno 6rau s. 8.
Glingluif in Canal 8ouer am 2eben.
| Nm 8. 6ebruar in Seem 8bilaoelpbic
Elm 4idbri9es 301terlein BON 6ran'
8oibau on Der Slpbtberitis.
9lm 8. 6ebruar i'm eSrrenaIpl II
| WaIfllon 6rau @lilabetb @orrefl Dor
! Suaarcreet in, Nlter uou 63 Sabren
! Dir Heihe puroe na6 5u9arcreef &c
bra6t, Inn bort beItattet gu per0en
Die 8erltprbene NOR erh Oor elniael
99o1en na6 Dem 9lipl 9ebradt woroen
gtm IA. 6ebruar in 8nooenbiittei
! 6rdulein 6raee Spring, eine 3oAte
Don i. g. Spring. i'm glter BON Il
: Sabren an NerUenfleber.
am 6. 6ebruar in 9ort Wai6in9to1
6rou Gatberina Sill i'm Nlter bon 8
Snbren. Sic 8eritorbene mar Bittm
; uno bon ibren leds Silloern 1T III
? nod eins am 2eben.
Nm 10. 5ebruar in 9untirt, q. y.
= SluHer Scott. gruoer oes uertorbene
BnItmeilters W. Qg. Scott BON @ant
Doper, OIL elmer 2un9enent,linouno
{ Ser 0erltorbene binterldBt eine gBittn
I uno cine 5p1ter. Die 2eihe nurl
! nod Canal 9oper Qebra1t uno al
y Wontag be9raben..
Mua8. Ssebruar in 9tetp Ybilabelph
: 6rau Sannab Gerper I'M Nlter bon !
:, Sabren. Die 8erltorbene luar SDelm
II perbelratbet uno binterldBt einen @attt
u uno snei Ginoer aus eriter @be, W.
= uno Sc &op Springer.
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Gin aslrse liotb(dilOs.

Der Baron Gotbfdilb in paris stns
lines Sages an bem 2aben zines SrDoz
lers noriiber. Oas bunte 9e;pirr Der
ser19iebenartigI!en GesenItonbe erreste
feline 9lufuertiamfett, als er in bem
bunten SurGsinanber eintn altertbiims
lt9en Barometer entDedte, Der aus Der
3eit 2ubtpigs XVI. itanlmte. Der
Baron, Elm eifriger 2iebbaber unb aen@
ner bon berglei8en Rurioiitdten, Be-
idloB fofort, ben Barometer 5u faufen.
Der preis bierfiir betrug IL Stanes
$2.3D, unb sona erfreut iiber eipe 10
tppblfeile Grfperbung, griff ROt6f9iln
in Die SaI9e, Inn gu be5a6lena6er
tpie fatal, in Der Gile unb 3erftreuurg
bate er gu 9aufe feline 80rie liegen
laTTen. rGun, bas fGabet nt9ts, t6
nebme unter alien llmitdnben btefen
barometer" Idste er gu Der Sr0bz
lerin, ,i9 bin Der Baron &otbf9ilb,
1niden Sic ibn mir gu, man tpirb
sSbnen bas gelb in meirer 0Dbnune
einbdnbiger. n8arpn Rotbi9ilb?
&enne i9 ni9t," entsegnete Die Sr0bz
lerin, ,unh auberbem 59tde ID niemdls
ben 2euten Sa6en gu. 8as BEL mir
gefauft tpirb, n1uB fofort be5ublt unb
| nitgenommen tperben." Sept fanb
Der 90rfenfirit pOuig per6liifft ba.
Mber er mar gerabe gutter 2aune, unb
| 70 belu{tiete i1n bieB fleine Mbenteaer,
gben Fanb er i'm 8esriffe, Der Srdu
e:1ise @uftldrunsen iiber feinen Stanf
all qe6en, ols er allf Der onberen Ssite
Der Strabe einen Sienitmann boriiber-
! aeben iab; ct tpirtte bieIen terbei unf
| fragte lG9elnb: ,8iFen Sic bieqeihi
| ettpas bon bem Baron Got6f9ilb?" -
rNa, bas tit mir cine febr fomif9s
1 5roge, bas TIT ia unfer GDlbfOnig
Marum fragen Sic mid aber banud2 2
,@eil Die 6rau bier tbm foeben elmer
4rebtt BON IL Srancs beriagt hat,'
iagte aDtbi9ilb. auf bic SrDblerin gel
genb. ,eeyit bds ipirfli9 tpabr, aral
2ermoine?" rief Der Dienitmann. nSa
freili9, man fann bod eben niht al
Melt fennen," ertpiDerte bic SrDblerh
gdn3 troden. y5ie uber femme id6, uni
tpenn sic mir bafiir garantiren Dol
len gei bieien Morten unterbrod
Der Baron bic yran bur9 Elm bera
Tides, langanbalteabes Geld9ter, I'M
bann faste er, ii4 an ben padtrGge
tpenbenb: ,0lun gut, ipenn Sic bt
| 8iirg11aft fir mid iibernebmen tpDl
len, 10 geben sic einmal por alien Din
gen, mir einen Ma9en gu 6olen, I'M
Damn tragen sic biefen Barometer /
meine Wo1nung.1 Der Oienftmani
lieB fi9 bas nibt afpeilnal fagen. 6
bei1offte raid ben Mdsen uno eili
bdnn nit benz Barometer in bus 9ptl
bes @elbfiirIten, mo ct fir bas piiber
nDmmene Niiifo,1 inie Rotbf9ilb fagt
reinIi1 belDbnt tpurDe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16

9ie Sarparo llnioerIitGt maAt be-
tannt, lie mOhte 50. 100000 baben.
Sm! oos m0hten mir ia audi haben.
Ser einaise llnterIbieb beIteht pobI
nur BARN. baB mir aud nit menlQet
3ufrleoen m1ren.
= Gin @edIelblott mo9t, ben 8Or'
I6lae, @oIlie @baouid iollte beanaol9
uno nit Sod permdblt meroen. So!
ware Dos bette Mittel. beioe unlhdolid
Sl MAIDEN.
8riuatpoIitarten ni9t frantlrt
nit MnIidten pom @ourtbaus. gea
philadelphia. Canal Dopet uno 3sal
uno in oieler Office 3u baben. II
- gcqmahten nah alien Ibeileu psl
DeatI2ianD, Seiterrei6 uno Der S4tpel
werpen in pieler Sfiee aussefertist.
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Y,, perfaufen. .

rei-llteniilisn su folsenoen prei=
fen. 10 lan9e Der yorratb lanat !:
thermometer, Tabrenbeit uno Geaus
muir ST. 100. mir Meaumur rs Gents.
Gdsbobrer rs @ents, gerb &C. erts
iprshsno ebenio billiq.
adstiiher go. z. 8, 9, 10, Ii. 12,
l3 uno IA fir 40, As. SO. SIS. 70. 85
Gents, S1.00 &: 81 20.
NeuBer a. Notbaher.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Gin 3!ltnluuhtBer.

5rou: rQn Der 6austbiire ftebt
bod angeTdlagen: ,9etteln uno Soue
iiren 1T berbotea.' "-8 e. t I /. | !:
80 mel, gnd' 5rau, beut5utag' Darf
ma net aGes olauben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
6eoanlstn(p n(plitttr.

Wtontbe Ttenlten buben MIR ben @siit,
ben iis trinten.
Itan fann bart iperoen ocDu!f, bab mcr
nid)t fir tpeib geltcn min.
gSsr feline Gr6ume periDirttiden tpil,
bnrf ni6t trdumen
GRanbe blcibt 70 lanse am alopier fsen
bis fie iisen bletbt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Dsr 31uutnfTrlhrin.

9ontpffelbeIb gum ltbr.n'
bG,lbIer): rMeine 5rau tpirb pa9r@
f9sinli9 mprgen berfommen unb cine
penbelubr faufen !. geben sic tbr
nur cine, bic tS9tig na9gebt!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
= 9eprdientant @aiDlle fat I'M llllte=

.NeprdIentant EalDlle pat I'M illlle=
rem Oaule Der 2egislatur bon 5ennehee
cine gia eingereisbt, tpelde alIe Suns-
aeIeaen bon i0rem 90. 2ebensjabre an
belfeuert. GObalD Elm inn2er Wann
oieles utter iiberlbritten bat, obne It'd
All per6eiratben Ioll ct $50 per Sobr
sablsn, nit 80 .Sabrsn ioa er $l0o,
nit 35 Sahren $3.50, nit 40 Jabren
5000, NIT 45 sSahren $3.50 jdbrlih be-
sahlen. gie b0hlte 5umne beldult
lid uuf $500. Die er bon ieinem 80.
2ebensiabre an biz 81 ieinen 5Ooe be-
Sableil muB.
M0s oeiil aebrnar an 2dn9e
feblt, srIebi sr onrh Gtrsnae.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-02-16
Hu,st uerpaNtest.

.3ittlt UerpaG1tett. Elne Duael=
farm BON go Mfern init yiiiem Wobn=
hanis bon 5 3lmnlern gutter ganf-
lteuer. slebsngebauoen, 2nellluaher
una Gbnbdunsii afler Nrt auf 0em
Ylobe. 6erner so Mder uorSiialiAen
EieflanOes. WirD nod gelieben auI
9lnibeil ooer fir GeloSins perpadtet.
Ndbsre NustunIt bsi
g. s.. Neab
Rem pbiIa0sIpbia, 81. AZ