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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
Dozens of Lots of Lace Curtains
In fine and medium grades, cut way down. to
be sold quick. Scarcely rnussed at all.

% pairs Saxony Gable Net Curtains,
worth $500 pair. marked to 1897
IS pairs Ivory Gable Net Curtains.
worth $500 pair. marked to ..S4.66
IS pairs Brussels Pattern Curtains.
worth $500 pair. marked to-. S3.49
IS pairs Cluny Lace Pattern Cur
tains, worth S4.75 pair. reduced
10 '-.''........--.- -..........S 5.lo
80 pairs Irish Point and Point De
Calais Curtains. worth $500 pair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
Mr.. Hansen to Speak.

The mems meeting Of the Y. NJ. &.
\. tomorrow afternoon viii b. adj
dressed by Henry y Hansen. on tho
subject. The Prodigal Sons Broth
er. Mr. Hansen. who recently re-
signed the secretaryship Of the e.
mira. y. Y. Y VI. &. a. was former
~ a member OF the local association.
and served for some time as a mem
Der Of the board Of directors Of the az
.sOciation. His first work was at
Sterling. III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25

20 pairs Novelty Swiss Curtains
f hsmstitched rufiie. worth sl-76 P E ps
IL pairs Arabian Cable Net Cur
tains. worth $3.50 pair. for ..S2.35
"a pairs Brussels and Cluny Lace
Patterned Curtains, worth $500
pair. Tor '....'.-'..'''.. ..... '$l.SI
20 pairs Scotch Guypure Lace Pat
tern Curtains, worth $500 a pair.
"a pairs Overlooked Stitched Edge
Nottingham Curtains. worth $1.75
And so on through the whole stock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25

Henry r. Krell. owner of the build
ing. is having new front put in for
the clothing store Of GustafsOn T.
Hayes. on Second avenue. Anderson
& Johnson have the contract There
will be an entrance lobby. increasing
the window display space, and max
ing II one OF the most attractive store
fronts In the business district
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
Examination at Postoffee.

Examination for the positions of
clerk and carrier at the Rock Island
postofiice is announced to be held
March H. For application blank. full
instructions. specimen examination
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25

the seven wards of Moline; Joshua
Hasselquist, representing the city Of
Rock Island, and 6. l.. Peterson, rep
resenting the country districts
Secretary-John a. Goodmanson.
Treasurer-John NJ. ShalIene.
Sergeant-at-Arms-Gust Burglund
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25

questions and information relative 10
TIE duties and salaries of the position
mentioned. and the location OF the ex-
animation room. application should be
made 10 D. F. KreH. secretary of the
board of examiners at the po5tofhce-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
is SURE TO BE A WINNER
''Zibia," the New Scent Cigar Al
ready Popular.

A new scent cigar. the "Zibia" has
made its appearance at the cigar
stands about the city and judging from
the sales. there viii be big demand
for it. II is long filler. and Ed
Bleuer who is manufacturing il at
his factory in this city, guarantees ii
TO be the best scent smoke on the
market today. Try it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
SPECIAL TO THE LADIES
First Showing Of New Woolens and
Shirt Waistinas

Having secured an eastern firms
line Of wOolens and shortwaisting
samples we are now ready TO sell the
same by the yard. Our line comprises
1000 selections Of the finest imported
and domestic fabrics, not to be found
elsewhere In the tri-citics. Your in
spectiOn invited.
BEAL & MCCARTHY,
Illinois Theatre Building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
Goes After Iste Fstries

Warren Rock. Of L. s McCabe &
Cos. left for New York last evening
II secure the Istes; French. English
and German wash goods. silks and
wool dress fabrics. large consignments
OF which are due In port early next
week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
NO BARS HERE AGAINST
LEGITIMATE ENTERPRISE
Rock Island Ready for Inferurbon Roads
and Without the Fence-in-1be-
ToeOn Policy.

Despite observations to the con
trary, there Is not now, nor has
there been at any time in the past
disposition in Rock Island 10 fence the
town in. The action Of the Rock ISL
and Retail Merchants association and
of the Rock Island Club, apropos of
the present situation as it pertains 10
interurban railway projects, does not
imply such spirit. Rock Island
stands in no more awe OF Davenport
at this dag than il did - years ago
when il did all it could to encourage
horse car communication with Dayen-
port and as it did few years later
when II took position in favor of the
substitution of rapid transit for the
ante-dated system that had up To that
time been in vogue in a general
sense.
There is nothing in the position that
business men and citizens generally
have taken here in view Of the pend
ing propositions TO warrant a state
ment to the effect that people here
are not broad guaged in their feelings
as 10 what should be the proper spirit
and relation of each Of the three Cit
les toward the others.
The selfshness and narrowness of
Davenport's single purpose in this
matter has already been commented
upon, and yet a case may be imagined
that would have recorded the true dis
position OF that city very quickly and
in a manner not to be misunderstood
Take for instance the entry of the
Iowa & Illinois interurban INTO that
city from Clinton. Suppose for the
sake Of the Illustration that this en-
terprise had in seeking the way
through Davenport from the east part
OF that city sought simply right of
way to the Rock Island bridge with
our entering the business section west
of Iowa street, and had aimed TO come
direct TO this city. Can you imagine
an amicable submission on the part of
the business mems association of that
city that recently went on record in
favor of getting an interurban over
the Rock Island bridge that would
bring the rural communities of Rock
Island county nearer 10 the Davenport
business district? Had the Iowa &
Illinois railway company sought 10
pass merely through the side streets
of Davenport. outside the business
district. there would have been a fur
ore on that side the like of which has
never been heard before.
While the projectors of the railway
proposition now under discussion in
Rock Island have not yet made clear
just what they want here. as they
have asked nothing. il is known that
a plan To secure essential requirements
for a line such as would proceed to
the bridge by way of Twenty-fourth
street by round about way has been
something more than contemplation
on their part
Rock Island. let It again be said. be
lievcs in the open door policy Its
gates are closed against no WORTHY (
enterprise. II not only desires but
il seeks to encourage deserving in
terurban roads bur II is not unlike its
sister cities in its position that such
means Of communication with the ter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25

First showing of the new Craven
cite Rain Coats and short Covert
Cloth Jackets. Correct styles that
are finally set for the spring sea-
son of 1905.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25

tho walk out and resume work on al
ternate days. There are now over
5000 men idle and walking the
streets
Postpone Calling Meeting.
ST. Petersburg. FEB 25--The Rus.
says the committee Of ministers de-
cided ar yesterdays meeting to in
definitely postpone consideration Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
Reductions in Jewe1ry

Reductions in Jewe1ry
Watches, cIocks, etc, that seem al
most ncredlbie-These are cold
facts.
Ansonia and Gilbert Mantel Clocks.
all In perfect order-only one OF Il
kind. To give you an idea we quote
a few items:
1 only $500 Fine Iron Mantel Clock
S-day, cathedral gong. cut to .S4.75
1 only, $500 Black Iron Mantle
Clock, S-day. etc. down to. .S3.S5
1 each. Imported Red and Blue
Enamel Iron Clock, bgass trimmed
value $3.50 for -.-.....-.....$ 1886
1 only, Imported China Clock. very
pretty. value $3.50. cut to. SAYS
only. s-day Oak Mantel Clocks.
cholce Tor -....-.-.-.. .SlsSo
$500 worth fine watch movements
at prices that will turn them into
cash quick-Waltham. EIgin. Ham
ilton. Dueber- Hampden. etc, etc
All reliable high grade timepieces.
worth from $500 to $500, now
$21.50 and down to ........ $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
Important Sale White Goods

DUYING direct from the manufacturers and importing
D our own lines of foreign white goods, places us in
position to save you least Is per cent India Lin
ems Persian Lawns French Lawns, Long Cloths, Main
socks, Fancy Waistings, Etc.
BEGINNING MONDAY WE PLACE ON SALE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
AGRARIAN MOVEMENT
THREATENS ANARCHY

CONTINUED From Page one1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-02-25
French Lawns
4S-inch
Plain and Fancy
piQueS
Mercerized & Fancy
White w Hastings

At I24c, I5c, I64c, lSc,
zoe, Csc, 2Sc, SIC, 35c,
$50, 42c, soc per yard.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
gSic's cimc ssram tbmt.

Wunbe uertuifelte Muf9abe lit ourd
ben 3att uilo Oas llrtteil einer 6rai
ael0it iuoroelt 6err IS. 3aharias aus
@onuellsDllle. 3d., beri1tet iiber ein
@reisniB, peldes oieien 6all gellau
osdt. @r idtelbt: .Gr. Ysier Sabr.
nsp. id muB bel Sbnen Abbiite ibun
Sabre lang babe ip Sbre Wlittel 9lsid)
allen anoeren ferli9en Weoiainen ais
mertblos hetra1tet. Meine 6rau 9e=
braudte lie 9els9entlld, uno luie lie
liN ausorildte. init oaroBarti9en @r=
fulgen", aber ib bielt es ltets fir Die
Nuune elmer 0rnu. 0ieies Sabr in.
osHen warien mid lhrefliAe Sdmers
sell i'm &iifen leds gBoden lang aIf'e
Grantsnlu9er. @m 2lr5t beludle MIDI
re9elmdBig. aber idaffte mir niht Die
9elllI9lie Grlelhteruna. Mene 6rau,
luelbe lic) msinen bllfloien 3uliano Su
yi:lBe madte. bsluoN mid, Sbren Nl=
peutrduters Slutbeleber 81 periu6en,
uno iA muB e9r!iA 5a9efteber, OaB Shr
lRittel mid oolllianoig furirte. 9as
mar BOT Ied5 WOnaten. SD babe Den
QBertb Sbrsr Weoi5in fennen eslernt." !"
1orni's Nlpentrduter Blutbeleber
bat Gus pielsn 3welflern, mel9e trant
unb III @leno waren. 6reunoe gemon=
nen uno 9emabt. Sic linO bic traitig.
itsn Gertbeioilsr oes Mittels 9emoroen.
6prni's Nlpentrduter= =Slutbeleber III
feline NpotbetersWeoia Sm 8e9en=
tbell BON anoeren Prdparaten miro er
brett DEM Yublitum bur6 SPECIAL
2Qenteu 5u9eltellt. Nlle ndbere 9lus=
tltnit miro 9erne ertheilt our6 ben
6abritanten. Gr. geter Sabrnep, liz
lila .. 9opne NDe,, @bicu9o, Sq.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
Snmorow int Gottbarn- -Do(pi,.


Die @ernt9tung, Der bos alte Sp=
fpi3 duf Dem 9ottbdro our9 8rano
dnbetmgefalIen, ruff unter nlan9en
an6eren @rtnnerungen au9 Die an Die
triegerifden 8efu9e tpa9, tpel6e Die
freunolt9e 9erberge in Der langen 3eit
ibres 8eitebens empftng, oarunter ben
oes ruffi19en Sel6berrn 5unorop I'M
&oalttipnsfrieg oes Sabres 1899. Nm
"a. September, einem nebligen Sage,
fam Suporotp duf feinem 3ug iiber
Die Nlpen BEL Mirolo an. Ster 1tieb ct
auf ote franaDiif9en Sruppen unter
@ubin bon Der 0ibiiion 2ecourbe, unb
in orei &olonnen borf9retteno trieb
er lie MIR miibIam uno unter groBen
eigenen 8erluften am 8d9 Sorecta
nnb burh bas BAL Sremold ben 8erg
binauf, Big nabe Dem 9ofpia. 8uoin
erbielt aber BON 1etneu Na9bar, Dem
8rtgqoegeneral 2oifon, 0eritdrfung,
uno erft na9 atpet bergeblt9en Nngrifz
fen gelang es Den HufIen, Die Sran5o>
fen in ods 9ofpenthal btnub3utperfen.
Die @ieser be1eBten nunmehr ben
@tpfel bes ct. @ottbaro. 9ort be9db
it9 Sutporotp In ods 6ofpi5 gu ben
8apuainern, mo er 5uerft ein 0unfgez
Bet berri6tete, Damn Bel ben 9eiitli9en
Elm Mal einnabn, ii1 nit ibnen in
mebreren Spra9en unterbtelt unb Die
9rtitli9e Sugeno Der gtniiebler lobte.
Den rufitf6en Splbaten trugen Die
&apu5iner 8artoffeln uno Grbien auf.
go9 am glei9en NbenO itieg Der Selbz
marf6all gegen Sofpentbal btnnnter,
tpobin 2eeourbe, Der bie 8orgdnge am
gpttbarb auerit nur fir cine Refog=
nos3irung gebalten bate, aug Dem
Neubtbal geeilt mar. gs gelang ibm
aber nidt mebr, Die Ruifen unter &oz
fenberg tpieber suriid3utperfen. Sn
9ofpentbal fdeint @uporop BET gi@
tenn Sumor eetpefen 81 fetn, itno 0o6
BON ibnl beutfbe Heilne erbalten, Die er
bon bort auf Den llmf9log elmer Meis
fung an 9oBe 19rieb. sic itnb in oem
ri1fIi91en @eneral{tdbsperf iiber oiez
fen 8ries bon Miliuttu gu ftnoen nno
lauten:
,g(m 20. fino bic Sragtbiere berett,
Den 81. sieht Stoienberg gum Streit,
Den %. folgt 3bierfelb 3ur Sdlaft,
Den "a. lit @ottbarbSberg erobert burh
Nladt
Damn haben mir blirt Gdbl nnb BaioMett
Die Shpei3 bon ibrem rntergang geretpt."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
GiNier sssuansiJt.

Gin 6err Mnbre Rabin, elmer Der
leihiien 9ausbeiiBer bon griiHel, dber
sleid5eitig einer Der 9r5Bten Gei3bdlie
Der belgii9en Sauptlia0t, bate iabres
lang Bel alien feirett 0reunben unb
getannten berumeegeIien, o9ne baB es
ibm iemais einsefauen fp6re, itd aud
nur nit etnem @ldfe Wein ibnen gegenz
iiber erfenntlid) 5u 5etoen. DieIe l1nz
berfhdmtbett purDe 10 aufTdllig, bdb
i'm f9lieBli9 Niemanb melr einlub.
sRabin muBte alfp enb!i9 ettpas
tbun, unb na9 a9t 5agen zines GngIte
li4en Samples bef9tob er, Elm erobes
Jeitmabl gu berunitalten, Inn ii9 Ietz
nen 5rennOen 10 tpieber in quite @rin~
nerung gu brtngen. 2lm foGsenben
Gonnabenb faBen benn au9 6reiBie
Perfpnen an einem prd6tis gebedten
Slide, bic Speilen tparen bor3uali9,
bic beiten Meine tpurben aufgetrogen,
dls man plObli9 auf Der @trabe elm
ber55erreiBenbes @eT9rei bernabm.
Sa1t IN beutiel6en Mugenblide itiirate
Elm 0iener, blaB unb aufseregt, ms
3immer unb fliiiterte feinem Serrn
ettpds ing S6r.
&abin entf9ulbtgt ii1 Bel feinen
@difen unb berlGbt eilig ben Gaum:
etr1ige Iugenb1ide fpdter fomnt er nit
tteftraurtgem @eii6t tpieber bsrein, unb
eine SbrGne 9lGn3t in feinen Muqe;
jeber bemerft, baB eine feiner .0Gnbe
NIT 8lut bebedt lit. 2llfes brGngt ftb
Inn tbn unb fragt, mas es benn gdbe.
nN4," berfebte Hdbin, veS lit ente
feblt6, eben lit bor meinen 6aufe elm
ungliidli9er Santltenbater, Elm Mrbeiz
ter, Der etnes Ieiner &inber por benz
leberfa6rentperben retten tppl1te, BON
benfelben Magen umgertfen unb
f9per berleBt tporben. Nrmer Mann!"
Die gan5e 8eleuf9aft mar bonn
Mitleib tief betpegt.
uIber nein," rtef 9fabin, vein folh
f9ones Mabl ioa nt6t truurig ousz
geben, unb bas uneliid. bieTes armen
Menf6en fo1 linn CUR 5reube tperben.
@ortpdrts, meine Serri6uften, geben
sic eine 3leinigteit."
U}tt biefen Mprten ergrtff er etnen
Seller, iparf oarauf benr 1n5en Snbalt
fetner 80rfe unb lieB ben Seller Inn
ben Slid berumtpanbern. Gin ieber
bate bas @eT6rei gebDrt unb bas
8lut auf ben !pdnben bes Serrn Rabin
gefe6en, barum CAB audi ein ieber rei9z
lt9, unb als Der Seller tpieber 3uriid=
fam, lasen me4r als taufenb Srancs
bdrduf.
9as Mabl gtng frDbGi9 gu @nbs,
bod balb erfuhr man, baB Der ganae
nnfull erfunben NOR. Serr giubin
batte ftb einfo4 fetn TeIteFen, unb
anar febr anitdnbig, be5ablen lafen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
Sef5emtlid,e SibIiotbcf.

Gie Union Club 2ibrorp gliotiatiun
BON Sem 9bilabelpbia bat iih intors
poriren lanen uno miro benz Bublitum
ibre Bidder CUR 8erfiigung ltellen.
Die giblioibet beliebt CUR 3eit aus 800
Yiihern uno Iol allnldlia ersdnst uno
nerer6Bert meroen. Sir einen Dollar
lperoen Garten ausgeiel}, lpelde ben
Snbaber beresbtigen. Ole gibliotbet su
.bsniiBen uno f0nnen Die Binder ieoen
samHaa bon 25 llbr Nadmittaas
allsaetauidt meroen.
Sin @pmiie pou Damen III beauf=
traet. oiele Garten gu perfaufen uno
iollte lih ieoe Iamilie oas Ge6t lidern,
burh ben @rlperb elmer fol1en Rarie
ole YibliDibet 81 beniiben. Slelelbe
befinoet lid, iiber Der Npoibete Dul
Opes=GaoerlD.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
Gtcuriiomen Der g. & =.
GiSeubalttt.

giliee 9reiIe fir 5ourifen mad
Dem Siioen uno Wsitsu. Sitets Gill
tig ftir 50 Gage biz 6 Wonate.
gtad allen pun.tsu I'M Suoen unt
stooIten. WoIbinoton uno 5lorioc
sintesrtfsu, bili9e preile fir 9lnlisoler
NuG msrito Slip uuo suruf, le6r
6illi9e 9reiie bis sum 80. NpriI. 9it
3ifst5 Iino 9iiltig bis /. Suni. 50
gta6 portianO, spotane, Selene,
San Transisto uno oielsu onoern
Pldben iebr biliige preiie bis S. Woi. 2
Na6 Ntlunta, @a., am IA. uuo Is.
Otoi, elm 6u6rprsis plus Csc fir Die
Runolabrt, Nhociatlon Der 6abritan=
ten. 2
Nah Baltimore. Wo., ein Ta9rpreis
plus $1.O0, Uom 2. bis 4. Suli. ps9en
Der @lriitian @noeaUor @Onoention. 8
Nad Melt=gaoen. Sno., am s., 6.
uno z. Moi fir oen 8reis Der einfabsn
6abrt fir Die &unoTabrt nit einem
3ui6lag BON 25 Gents. Nmerieon
QDater yBorts Nhoeiation. Sifets
9iiltig bis Is. Moi.
grcurlionen fir ben 9etorafionsta9
am 80. uno 80. Otai fir ben einfadn
preis fir Die &unofabrt. 4
Na6 gifsbur9 am. 10. uno 20. Mai
fir ben einfaden 8reis fur Die &uno-
fobrt na9 Cincinnati uno fir SIS. IS
fir ben &eit Der 6obrt. 3idets 9tilti9
fur Is Sage. 2
Na1 Winona 2afe, Sno., am l5.,
IT,, 49,. 49,, 20. uuo %. Mai, Elm
6abrpreis plus Csc fir Die &unoFabrt,
9iilti9 biz 4. SUM-; 8eneral 9lhemblp
Der BresbDterianer Stride. 8
Na6 9ifsbure. MiR., am 10. uno
20. Mai. iebr nieorige &unofubrt=G State;
@inipeibung oes Ohio Soloatene eOent=
mails. Is Sage 9iiltig. Spre6t nit
unlerem Ngenten. 3
Na6 Ntlanta, 8a.. am IA. uno Is.
Mai, Elm Ssabrpreis plus Csc fur Die
Runofahrt, giiltig biz 90 mai. 9ta=
tiOnal Ahociation Manufacturers. 2
Nad ct. Souls am l5., Is. unO II.
Wai, Elm Sabrpreis plus 25c fir Die
Gunbfahrt. giiltig bis 20. Wai. gta=
tional, Baptiiten Sabrestag. 2
No6 Sapannob, 3d., am Is. uno
ID. Mai. Elm 6ahrpreis plus Csc fir
Die &unbfabrt, 9iiltia bis 26. Wal.
National gonoention Der Commercial
5rabelers. 2
Nad 8ifsbure, Drill, uno suriif;
auf einem Weg binfabreno uno auf ei=
nem anoeren auriidtebreno; Nblteige=
pripele9ium bel Sd)ladtfelo= =puntten.
Spesial3ug BON Columbus an 10. Wlai.
8eionoers nieori9e &nten. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
2ebte Soifnnas geidbwnnocn,

Nls bic beltcn NerSte auslasten. paB
%. 81. Smitbart pon psfin, Sa., an
unbeilbarer Sawinbludt leipe, l6manp
peien lebte 6pHuuns, bod Or. Sings
Stem Discovery fur Shminpiudt, grtdl=
tnneen unc 6niten bieIt i'm aus letnem
Grab. Gr iast: Difles srpbe 5eilmit>
tel turirte mid pcultanpis unp rettete
mein Seben. Seit iener 3eit bate ih es
mebr ais 3ebn Sabre lang setraudt unp
balte es fir cine punpcrnare &eblen=
unb 9unsentur. Stren9 wiIIenIhaftlts
DE Gur fir 5u ten, ipeben 6als ppcr gr=
faltunsen; li6eres S6uBmittel Dor Gum
senentSinpuns. @arantirt in OiillerS
Qpctbefe. Yrets SOC uno 81. 0rptez
faihen fret. Sn Niasrs Npotbete mirr
peuti6 selprp6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
9oO betroacn.

Nierenleipen enben oft nit bem Sob
och purh Den @ebrauh Der rihtisen
Meni3iu betrcs 6. s. Wolfe ppn Bear
Grove. Scwa, pen 9pp. Gr iaste: SDr
3ipei Sabren bate iA Elm Nierenleipen,
lrel6es mir srUBe Shmer;en, Qeipen uno
Seflemmunsen perurladte, i'd nabm jes
pcb Electric Sitters," pprur6 id p5ls
li9 gebelt wnrne. SD babe oie1elbrn
aud bel atlscmeiner S6wd6e uHb Ner-
penlcipen ais febr icpbltbatts befunben
ano balte lie fcrtmdbrenO auf 5anp, ba
i'd fnoe, paB es ibres @teicten ni6t sibt.
Sn 0fitlers Apptbrte sarantirt gu fiinfsi9
Cts. per 8talhc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
GfSanksn(plitter.

Wtanber Brief tpirb nur minutenlang MT
Stnte ober elm 2eben lang nit Sbrdnen be:
Hebt.
SAB bu betne &tnber neraieb # tpirt
bir ME BON ibnen peraie n nerben
Sie 8unf, Der ber &iinftler lebt
TT meift' eine ean5 onDere, als Die, { iir btt
er lebt.
Gbren tperben 5uueilen nit Gbre be3ablt.
Bte fi6 bic gSelt in beines Rinbes Nuet
malt,
2ebrt bid, ipie biel Dir bunfel tparb, pas
emit geitrablt.
Sebe gerle rollt Dir in ben S1oob, tpenr
bn Miene ma6f, fe in 8olb 5it fafen.
Sas polltommenere Slid lit itets bas bee
-Na6bars.
@m f6tueriten tann Der Meni6 @ebeim.
niiie uno @eOibte fiir ftb bebalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
2Stttona Safe Oicfe saijpu.

9Stnona see tptrb oeie Saiioa beIonbers on,ieheub
lein lur AusHn9e. Der CONNER 1905 lptrb Elm bes
O0erpiib9en rRelort" I'M nbrbliten Snbouo am Sen
sSeennlgloanta Stnien. Sic 9resb6terion General
alenlolg ptro fid bort am 49, Mtai nerIammeIn. ges
tnn9en oteier SatIpu en9agirt mpr0en. gs finbet
enrf Sonorutlonen une Sorials uno reIiaibie Wers
ammlnngeu 1tatt bonn Wtai bs Sepfember Sie Iitps
1lrrDe REORGANIZATION mro etue prontiueute iei,1.
IN &nrsem es miro cine iberous profitable e5oifnu
lein IN SratebunQ Sebrer unb Stuoenten peIcbe Bic
SSmhlerl0ille beu9en, iperoen boielbft prpfitiren
SalebaI' nn6 Gridet.@riinbc gootfobrten, {id5ert'
Sa9.r.SSGciiitdten uno Sdtptmmen Sic 8enninIs
pania Stnlen fabren blreft gum 9arf Giuooila
Satlof= nno nnfaebntd9ige GrcrIipns9 ifets f6nnef
erlau9t meroen pnn Gidet=9l9enen Der 8ennIplpotio
Stnten SnfprmatiDn iiber Minono See 9rpararlHt
oleer Sotfon 2otelbeqnemltbteteu ETC. limb erBdlIid5
letter Winona 2afe, Snb
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- Die Gegetbabn on Gfs6ohlfraBe
ffeht nun unter Der 2eitllna bon Ghas.
Minnig uno iisbt bem publifum ieben
Nahmittag llno Nbeno sur Berfiigun9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27

Sen, 9ublifum aur eefdIioen gfahrtt5t bob idb an
oben9enanntein Blabe cine Mirtbiboit nno Reftaura.
on erbfinet babe aum 8einde frennDlit etnlabe.
Gfd0rren.Y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
gRarim Curtis 1ebeuslaui.


auberorbentlid NED Lpollen 2ebensz
lauf bes beriibmten rafIiiden @9rift=
iteQers Morinl @orti be{9retbt eli,
Wiener 8lat. in Der folsenben iibers
f4tli9en unb f1tappen 5orm: 1873:
2anfiunge in elmer 59ubpaarenbanb=
lung; 1879: 2ebrling Bel einem 3eidz
ner; 1880: &iideniunse auf etnen
Dampffdiff; 1883: Mrbeiter in etner
8reselbdderei; 1884: 9olafdger, 2afts
trdger; 1885: tpieber in einem BGders
laben; 1886: gboriIt in elmer Operlt<
gefMf9aft; 1887: MepfelperfGufer;
1888: Gelbitmorbberfu9 1889:
Babnipd6ter; 1890: 8abnitationss
auffeber, gbpotatenf4reiber; 1891 :
Dagabunb unb GdIinenarbeiter; 1892:
S1reibt feline erfte gradblung nMas
far Ef9ubrd" 1903: Sin tpeltbes
riibnlttr 69riftfeller.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
S(uf peu ilflpSreu sic? Mdbrenb

stuf uen i9uSreu sic? Mdbrenb
elmer 8erltner Q(utomobtlaus ftequng
itdno elm Sel0pebel BON ben 8ertebrsz
truppen lei elmer Reibe bon Qutomoz
btlen berf9ieoener 5irmen. Yrtna
9etnrt4 DolIte fein llrtbetl iiber bic
monnigfo4en @efdbrte bDren unb ri9z
tete Die 8orte an ibn: rNa, auf tpen
f6pDren Sie9" Sn itrammfter Sal
tung antnortete Der TeIbpebel: rNuf
Seine WtdieftGt ben &ai1er!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-04-27
GeoanEsen(plittsr.

Sin Sa9ebu6 entbdlt bic @rubi6rift zines
ieoen Sages.
Sos Subn lit bas SinnbiGb bcr gtetlame.
6ot es iOirtli3 mai elm 81 gelegt, oann
i9reit cs bic grobe Sbat ioglei9 in alls
g8elt binaus.
g8ie gcfiibllos man6e MenI6en 'finb, Be.
merit man oft an Der 4rt ibres Wtit9efiibls
60 manGer 1T am Gnbe, bebor ct ieiu
3tcl err:i5Ei.
g9enn Der @orgeieBte oerftimmt III, 3iebt
er rneiit onbere Sotten ouf
Q8o Slid it, iammeln iid1 bic gleioer.
Sen Soocl rehm' i'd bin nit Gaf unb Dad,
gom Sob ieoob perlan5' ib au&-@ei @ei6mad!
9as Mdnteletn, bas man um cine Safe
bdnet oerrdtb oft me9r, els bic blObe Sa1e
tbnn ipitrbe.
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Gfnanksnfplitter.

@eift 1T bic bette 59minte fiir bas dlteite
@ef6t.
&efgnatton 1T In ber Susenb S6tpdbe,
I'm Qlter Stdrfe ber Geele.
Utan1e Meni1en iraponiren fb ielbft 10
iebr, baB fe fir gar nibts anoerss mebr
getuunoerung iibrig baben.
g5as mir nibt besreifen, ersreift oft nns.
Sem Bauer 1T eine sadernOe 6enne ber
ltebfe Singposel.
s5inbet man bie ri1tige MusreOt, tpesbalb
man 4ne pflsd)t unterldBt, enpfinbet man
faft bic Bsfriebiguns dls bate man fs e.,
fHut.