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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-12-01
MS JOKE EAIltO 10 WORK.
asa Who Tried to Vote URder Name OF
Rockefeller faces lndictment.

Rockefeller faces Indictment.
An alleged election joke caused tN9
arrest and indictment of George whs:
ton a clerk at New York "Wednesday
lie was charged with attempting 10
vote illegally under the name OF John
Rockefeller, In the recent elections.
Although Wharton had been dischars.
ec frcm his first arrest on election
day for this offense, IN the plea that
4 was a Joke, the grand jury which
took Up the case Wednesday refused
&c consider tt(n that light and lndict.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13

To the inhabitants of the District of
Alaska:
NOME, ALASKA, August 23d, 1908.
The efforts to secure appropriate
legislation for Alaska having, in the
past, been spasmodic, contradictory
and sectional in character, without
concentration on any one purpose,
and devoid of organized effort, and
believing that by organization the needs
of Alaska can be best subserved:
The Nome Chamber of Commerce
hereby issues a call for an election of
delegates to attend convention to be
held in Seattle, Washington, on the
10Th day of November, 1905, for the
purpose of endeayoring to secure APP
propriate legislation for the district of
Alaska.
The meetings for the election of dele
gates in each settlement throughout
the District should be held at once.
All delegates should be given written
credentials, and such delegates as are
unable to attend the convention in
person should attach such credentials
to their proxies.
The ratio of representation to be one
delegate to each community of 500 pop
ulation or less, and one delegate for
each 500 or fraction thereover.
NOME CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRANK \. GowANs, SECRETARY.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13
NEGLECTED COLDS

Every part Of the mucous membrane,
the nose throat, ears head and lungs,
ETC., are subjected to disease and blight
from neglected colds. Billiards. Hore-
hound Syrup is pleasant and effect
i've remedy, 25c, SOC and 800. W..
Akendrick, Valley Mills, Texas, writes:
az have used Ballads Horehound Syrup
for coughs and throat troubles; it is a
pleasant and most effective remedy"
Sold by ]. Heubner.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13

remained in session for two weeks. The
motion did not receive much active
support at that time, only Gov. Swine
ford, the president of the convention,
j. NJ. Shoup, who had been chosen a
delegate at large by the convention,
Gen. Turner, r. w. Jennings and one or
two others supporting it. However, it
was among the influences which set
people thinking.
The resolution introduced by Col.
Ripinsky was as follows:
"Resolved, That the committee on
civil government be and is hereby in
structed to prepare and report to this
convention memorial to congress re-
spectfully asking and urging the enact
ment of a law creating territorial
form of government for Alaska on such
lines as to the committee may seem
most expedient and proper"
The resolution was laid on the table
on motion of John G. Price, of Skag-
way, who thought the district not then
ready to embrace the idea of territorial
government.
Mr.. Price was sent by the convention
as delegate to represent it before the
congress. He did his work faithfully,
remaining several months at the nation
al capital, and returned to Alaska abso-
lutely convinced that in self-gov-
eminent only was there solution of
the Alaska problem, and from that
conviction he has never wavered a
hairs breath.
Col. Ripinisky made speech for ter
ritoriol government in the convention
of 1899 that was widely commented
upon at that time.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13
PIONEER SOL. RIPINsKY

The following from the Skagway Al
askan is a bit of history worth reading:
Col. Sol. Ripinsky, Of Haines, who
will leave on the Jefferson today for a
well earned vacation, which will be
spent at Portland and Seattle, was a
pioneer in the movement to secure
territorial government for Alaska. He
introduced resolution in the terri
torial convention which convened at
juneau, October 2, 1899, and which
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13
CURED OF LAME BACK AFTER Il
YEARS or SUFFERING

Il have been troubled with lame
back for fifteen years and l found a
complete recovery in the use of Cham
berlaiu's Pain Balm" says John G. Bis
her, Gillian, Ind. This liniment is with
out an equal for sprains and bruises.
1t is for sale by j. Heubner.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13
COUGH REMEDY

This is a medicine of great worth
and merit. Try it when you have a
cough or cold and you are certain to be
pleased with the quick relief which it
affords. 1t is pleasant to take and can
always be depended upon. For sale by
J. Heubner.
Douglas Island news., 1905-09-13
A CALL

To the inhabitants of the District of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-30
Ten DAYS Silk Dress Goods Sale.

Let 1obng keep you awaythe hour is setthe date you
so pieces Silk Coored Taeta Wash China worth and
where for 80 so cents buy all you please during this big
sale 10 cents the yard.
so pieces Coored Silks for Shirt Waists and Shirt Wai
worth so rs cents for this big 10 days sale 38 yard
20 pieces Co1oed Silks for Shirt Waist Suits worth
for this big sale SO cents.
36 inch Black Taffeta Silk sells the world over SO cnts
big sale SO cents.
Sc inch Black Taeta Silk sells the world ST. CO., for
sale IS cents
Sc ncn Black Taeta Silk sells the world $780, for
sale 9S cents
36 inch Black Peau de Sole Silk sells the world $780,
big sale 81 cents
Don't miss the 10 days Silk Dress Goods sale.
25 pieces Suitng 27 inches wide red drab gray and blu
y y and Is cents for this big sale l-3 cents
rs pieces fancy wool Dress Goods all the popular Shades
wide 25 and 80 kind for this big 10 days sa price B
100 pieces Black Dress Goods merose abaross Henriet
CLOTH all 1905 Styles sells the world over for 50 to Is
for this big 10 ays sale SO cents yard.
so pieces fine Black Dress Goods worth s. co. 81 25 md
this bg sale 70 cents.
pieces Black Brlantine So inches wide will go in this
49 cents yard.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-05-30
Amoskeag A. C.. A. Bed Ticking

A11lOSkedg n. y. "A. D6u 1IChIlIg
at lOc. yd.
Money better grade Feather Ticking than A. c. A.
known brand has been sold Newber by the best
chants for the past years prices from 2 during this sale
you by it for 10c yd.
pieces best hickory stripes worth the world 10 and 2 &c.,
during this sale you buy it for 7 12c yd.
Ticking sell 10c for this big sale &C.
Bleaching without dressing the l2c kind for this
big sale &c. yd.
Androscoggn of the Loom Hill Bleaching. sold the
world &c., for this big 10 days sae sold to
chants &C. yd
Loosdae Csmb yard wde worth 1O for this big sae6 12 yd
Cambrc yd wd worth Il l2c for this big sale &c. yd
1900 yd Staple Dress Ggbams original price 2c for this big
sale 3 l-2c. yd.
$500 yd Ginghams and 70 l-2c, they won't
be here long for 7 1-2c. yd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01

FOR SALE: Our farm mi. south
east of Cassville. consisting of 44O
acres, $50 acres under high state OF
cultivation, balance good pasture and
timber land; we'll fenced and watered,
8-room house furnace heated; 2 good
barns and other outbuildings. For
further particulars call on or address,
ELwELL Bros,
97tf Cassville, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01
Local JOttingS.

Cal. Taylor returned to his
home in South Dakota Thursday.
Miss Bertha Wenzel was the
guest of Sitter relatives this week.
-Muzzles are not nearly so hard
on dogs as hydrophobia is on chill
dren.
Mrs. Emil Guentzel and chill
dren of Boscobel are visiting the
Damms.
Catchy hay weather this. We've
ordered some of the old fashioned
T kind for July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Wright will
spend the 4th at Burlington, Iowa,
with relatives.
The North Side Social club will
meet with Mrs. Mary Place on
Wednesday, July 18TH.
Matt Auel advises us to change
the address of his Herald from
North Andover to Beetown.
Miss Helen Strong was pas
senger on Thursday afternoons
outbound train, ticketed to Chicago.
Mr.. Bowel of Argentina who
has been a guest at Atty. E. M.
Lowry's for short time, left Thurs
day for Madison.
p. T. Stephens and family of
Montfort passed through Lancaster
yesterday enroute home from Glass;
ville;where they had been on a visit.
II. F. Flaherty, who formerly
conducted the hotel in Fennimore
now known as Hotel Storrs, died at
his home in Pelican Rapids, Mimi,
June 21st.
It. D. Goodrich writes from
Baraboo that he is to change his
residence to Galena, and will make
his home this summer with his
daug liter, Mrs. DeSautelle.
Miss Edna D. Orr of Mt. Hope
was awarded first prize for ex-
cellence of work in Wayland
Academy at Beaver Dam, securing
scholarship in the University of
Chicago, worth $3.50. Miss Edna is
to be congr tulated on her achieve
ment.
The sumptuous feast so capably
served at the alumni banquet Tues
day eve by Mckinley circle, Ladies'
of the G. A. r., under supervision
OF Mrs. r. B. Showalter and her
corps of excellent assistants has all
week been subject OF favorable
comment.
Persons who snap nickels for
drinks on the theory ''heads / win,
tails you lose," are not running the
sure thing they used to, for the
government officials at Washington
have decided that there is no head
or tail to a nickel or in fact any
coin. The diverse and reverse
sides are the proper terms to be
used, but unfortunately the treas
ury department does not state
which is which. Hence in the future
when matching nickels or other
coins be sure and say the "obverse''
and reverse" sides.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

Parties desiring to borrow money
on good real estate security and
first-class rates can secure same by
calling on me. Office in the Baxter
block with the law firm of Brown 81
Brennan. CHAS. M. KLARMAN,
Off Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01

DIR. G. G. MARROW offers for sale
'Nonparita," a pure bred Jersey cow
six years old with calf by her side.
This is cow without a fault. fresh
ened two weeks ago. Will make a
splendid family COW. Also few heif-
er calves at reasonable prices. 45t2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01

The First National Bank of Ian
caster
Buys and sells Foreign Exchange;
Pays interest on and IL months
deposits;
All kinds of checks cashed at par;
Makes collections;
Sends money anywhere:at lowest
rates;
Has safety deposits forIrent,
And solicits a share of your
business. 56tf2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-07-01

brighten her last days was the up
permost thought of all. The family
has the sympathy of everyone.
Claude Sprague, son of the
Baptist minister, was placed under
arrest Wednesday on serious
charge, the complainant being Miss
Florence Breithaupt, daughter of
Nelson Breithaupt, residing in the
third ward. Before Justice Shin
min at 10 a. m. next Wednesday the
matter will be aired. Bail was
fixed at 5000 which defendants
father furnished. He has retained
Lowry & Carthew as counsel.
The country editor has a
plethora of fun. He says: ''Dr.
Smith is getting ready to celebrate.
He has wooden cannon in front of
his Office. If Doc would load 'er
with pills he might wing a few
new patients July 4th." The next
time DOC" sees the editor he grins,
buys him five-cent cigar and al
lows its ''about time he got down
there to settle his subscription ac-
count. The editor SCOTS at the need
of money, says any old time will
do, and they separate with smiles
in their hearts for each other. JOY
full is the lot Of the rural scribel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26

gia 8apios. Mid %. Sauur. Gin
GROCER BsiellIba!tsiht,tten auf luelthem
an Die 90 junae Mdnner iaB,n. puroe
bier an siuer StraBenbabnirsu5unq
Don einsm grpreBaiitersuae iibsrfabren.
Der Eb!istsn lpusee so GuB melt luss=
aeIdleubert. bic pferoe 9et0otet uno 4
Wdnner erlitten ihwere Berlsbunaen.
Gouoerneur Naroaman oon WiiIi.
lippi bat auf einem 3uae Der Yosoo &
Uliiii1ippi gahn Den Tarbi9eu Sim
6arnah. Der in Comes >@ountD einen
DlOto bsaaneen bat. nit ,iaener 0ano
psrbafiet. Oils Der Uouperlteur b6rte,
oaB Der bon Den 8eb6rben Qeluhte
M0rber iih ouf benz 3uee befinoe.
borete er lid, eilen RepOluer aus uno
forosrts ben Nsasr aui lid ibm au er'
aeben. Der @sfdnesne tuuroe oann in
Dasoo G,tp Dem Sheriff iiberll.fert.
Sm 2riminalaeriht su Baltimore lit
cine Is Sabre alte 6arbiae, tpetde
ilrsn 8 Sabre alien GaheaenoNen So
mes @owaros eritoheu bot. oes 3obt-
lhloas Iduloie aelpro6en woresn. Gls
Moiio BEL 3hdt Qiebt lie all. Der 3nabe
babe 2iiaen iiber f. uerbrtitet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
NHslanh.

NmHtnnh.
SIN DRESDEN pnrosn 5rnu 3ittina-
haulsn uno ibr gtisfIobn 0erbert &it.|
tin9bdllsn. Der Sobu oes oerhorbenen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Sanfmannes Eittin9=
hauien in @6rlib in Sdlsasn. erlters
iu 81 Der 5t,sfiOhn su ID Sobren 8..
iiuaniB oerurtheiit. Ssllrs Dor ieiueln
looe siua R;ttina1auisn e;ne smsits
gbe nit Der biloih0nsn Sphte bee
oprtiasu Yaumeilters Sdoise Elm unbI
oisle btaina iofort mad Der gbei6lisBunN|
nit Dem isBt erlt 90 Sabre alien Serberi
.Gbebrud. 5pdtsr Ieoelte Die Srau
nod Miesbaosn iiber, no lie lih nit
arpbsm Griola auf ben Sang BON 8nn.
psln nit Qoioenen 5eoerl leate. gu
ibrsn oortiasn GpFern aeborte oube'
AuoJrsn Elm 6rsiherr, Dem Tie 25, 900
Mart entlodk. Rudoem lie suIeBi
rpeasn Ruppslsi psrurtbsilt luar. aiua
rs mit ihr ldn,ll bergab unb lie fdnl
idiiebIiA sur gstpobnliAen 6traBeHs
oirnr ab. glunmebr 9ebraubte lie oen
5tirilsAn, nm lib Die Mittel All einsin
|ynlgusi5lsa Sshen sli BtrihaffeH! 81,
DeralttaEte 6tsfsu init . aD1tsril bet kr.
oorragrnhBen Gamilirn Sresoens 8sr.
biaounQsn au3utuiiplen. UNI baum
inter Anorobuna Der preisgabe 0isIeg
BsSiehunaen oou ben anseb0rigsn gtoss
5unlmen gu erprensn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Nnnllller 80.
Ghima mnp feline 2cmfe!

Neues sSntrelle in oieies eigenthitnlls
DIE Meih uno feline yenbner tDuroe IN
letter 3eit onrh Die gortommilifie I'M
fernen Often berporaerufen. Dds IT
fiber, bic Gbiiisien fito 0urd iiiiitrs
peltlihe Briile betrahtet Elm eigtntilm.
lides Bolt. Nahforfhunger haben ere
eeben baB Die ginipohner oes .Wliis
men Rei1es", tpie China Oft senannt
miro. Siinite uno Willenihaften pegs
ten uno perpolltommneten. als oas dlte
europa nod i'm Duniel Der untDifeH-
belt ihlummerte. Ser gbifIeIe tbut
Dinae ,tpelhe uns puoelndrrifA por.
tommen, bod lieat cine tiefe Weishslt
oarin uno es lpiiroe unIerer tpeltlid1elI
Civilization libsrlih niht .fhaocn.
penn MIR manhs ibrer 8ebrauhe ar1-
nebmen tpiiroen. SIN auten ghlna
wiro ). .. Der Sotior nur Dafiir be-
sablt, oaB er oen patientsn aefuno ere
bdlt uno iein gintomlnen bort ali. fos
balo Elm gatient frnnt tuiro. gDenir
oieies bel uns ein9efiihrt lDiiroe, 10
miiroe inan4er Wann manden Dollar
erfparen. 9ieies lpdrs Der sSal getues
len nit SSrau Rattie Gpth in 9asbraiid
Seiebts, pelhe ihreibt tuie folat: SO
hab. oft Elm 8eiiibl. ihreibt senannte
6rau. oIs OBJ ib bon 0aus sr 6aus
9eben uno ieoen bamit befanut MAIDEN
m69te. mas Gorni's Mlpentrduter.
Slntbsleber an mir get9an bot. 90
uisl ftebt Ielt, baB piele 2eute bdtten
Elm idDnes stiif 8elb sripareu t0nnen
lpem lie anltatt Der toltipie!iasn Ootto=
rem ben Observation-Disclosures ges
brauht bditeu. SD perionlid. ipdre
100000 Dollars b.iier ab. lUeHn ib es
iriiber aetban bate. oenn 10 bod belize
len lid meme Sottor RsbnunAeH."
Jorni.s Nlentrduter- -Blutbeleber Bot Die
Brobs zines Sabrhunosrts beltanoen.
gr bat iid iiberaa al5 cine 5amilien=
meoi3in einNebiirssrt uno Der 8eifall,
Der ibln 9ebradt miro, ninlmi tdalid
3u.
Nus triitiaen @riinosn bat Der gi=
9enibtimer Gorni's Ntpentrduter.9 lita
bslebsr niht in Die 0dnoe Der apotae.
ter aseebsn. SisIes supsrldiiiss Seit.
nlittst 1T nur bon Aasntsn 3u tauien
oosr oirstt pon osm giaeuibiiMer Dr.
Beter 6abrnsp. ll2-ll4 so. 5epne
aDey, e6eago, 5ll., su bssisben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Yolitii6es.

YrDan mar lebte Wo6e in Waibin9=
ton unn muroe BON Noolspslt unb Den
republifaniiben 5iibrern. oenen ct in
Der lebten @anpaane 10 nader 9illfe
seleiltet. ber5lih empfansen.
Gte Gs1ebeebune oes Staates Nem
Oort eriudblte @bauncp W. Tepelu. fir
einen tueiteren Sermin i'm 8unoesienat.
Sn BeEnlploanien ,uuroe g. 6. Gnog
gum BunoesienatOr eriuablt.
esn Mibiean muroe einliimmis Goa
in Der eanlen 2eaislatur tein Semotrat
IiBt,) s. y. Yurrrlps gum 8unoeSie=
nator ermdblt.
9tbooe sSslano mdblte 9telIon %.
9lorih fllr elnen iueitern Sermin.
Sn MaliaDuistts waroe 2ooee fir
ben pollen 5ermen uno Senator Crane
sur Musiiilluns oes 5ermins Dss Se-
nators Soar 9eludblt.
Die 2egalistur bon MinnsIpta ipdblts
Moles =. @lapp su leinem eiaene,l
Mmtsnadfol9er als Bunossienator.
Die geaislotiir bon Snoiana pabfte
All Yertretern oe5 5taates in oeni
Bnnoesieuat Gilbert s. Seberioae fin
einsn speiien Sermin nno Sanss u.
Demenipan ans goonpiile fir ben llller.
leoiaten 5bsil oes Mmtsterlnin oes er.
ipdliten 8iSeprdiioeaten @barles 80.
6airbanis.
] esSn Maine tparbe eugene 5ale allA
@asiuortb gum yunotsienator etmablt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
0erparb ibre sd,6nDcit.

sarist 5owars, 200 90. "a. Str, Stem
gcrf, ruinirte ibre ldOne 6autfarbe nit
elmer bauttrantbeit. Sie lbreibt: Sd
bate Salt Nteum pper gesema felt Sab=
rem, bis i'd 8udlen's Nrnica Salbe ae=
brauhte. Gin lhnelerer unb iiherer 5ei-
Ter fir Shnitte, gerbriibunsen unp
gBanpsn. 25 Cts. bic 5lalhe III Millers
glpot6efe.. Sn Differs @pctbete pirp
beutlA selprcAen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
gscDt WnBtamO ass UorabcnO
ether Neoplitttnm?

Sas Snterelle oil bem Rrie9e I'M fer=
nen Often i6sint nit einem Wale 9e=1
Ihtpunoen. Oie @uqen Der Welt liuo
inibt nlebr auf Die Wanoidurei 9erih.
|tet, Das elrop1iihe 3uBlanO nimnt
unIere polle Uufmrrtlamteit in Nnipruh.
Sn PETERSBURG begann leBte 2So1e
Elm arD6er Gtreit uno am Sonntas
noliten Die ltreitenoen Nrbelter oem
2aren in einer 9roBen Waneiloempns
| Iltratipn ibre Belhlueroen Dorlesen.
Uan bate oen Arbeitern beriihert,
0dter1en0o miro Der Gar bon benz aes
mei,ten Dtann in HuBlanb beseiAnst)
meroe ibre Bsidluer0en aub0ren uno
ibuen su ibrem 2edte perbelIen uno Die
5oIoateit, Die ben failerli1en palalt
bemaden, meroen ni1t auI lbre Sriioer
| i6ieBsn.
go formirte iidl oann am Srnntag
cine rleiiae 4rbeitermellae uno sog mad
oem Wunterpalat.
Sen Nnmarlbirenoen ooran 1brltt
lein Yrielier in ponsm Srnat, auf Der
Bruit ein SsiIiaenbilO. IN Der re1ten
5auo. pie 3ur Yeldmornna emporse-
itreft. Elm Grujifir. in Der linten, als
Amulet, bas yiloniB beg 8oluoar.
50 ihriitsn Die Wallen norludrts, biz
Der bumpIe Sritt Der Nrbeiter.S Satall=
lone iibert6nt murbe uon bent l1arfen
Rnaa aus 3elabenen 8epshren. Wtdn.
nsr, SSrauen, GinDer ItiirSten uno nit
ibuen iaut in ben Winterlbnee. Der lib
| bluti9 fdrbte. oas Rru3ifir. oas 9elli=
IQenbilo uno oas WilonlB oes 3aren.
Ser 9ailer ioa uns bOren. Sbnl lplro
oblihtllh psrbor9en. mas uns notb
tEut. QSir pOuen ibm perl0nlih unlere
| WebiiriuiIlv portraaen, uno oam llno
Ituir liber. oab ms 8erehti9teit tpiocrs
linoren Miro" Oas 1T oas 0ertranell
loes gsultes, auf pelhsm li1 Die uuaes
beure Wa1t oss ruililbsn 3areuthuma
auIgebant bat uno oisTes Nertrauen
lbat autb nod bic MaiIen beleelt. OILS fle
l1id am Sonaltas anididter nah Dem
Ninterpalals gu aisben. Ser Sallet
miro fon,nslt unO uns anb6tsnl" Nbsl
Ioer Raiisr tam nibt. ulio mil ben
| 5ontell. uno @terbenoeu uslo 8ergppn,
oetea 1T lein glloni64iil Del blat9s.
Itr1atten &Anse Nrfuaen. ano oas il
,tflrntbuf betrsssirs5 8srtsauett bat iid
leine aeue Goiuna aeiDabit: . .NIeoer, mi
0em 3arentbnm!"
! Die 3abl Der 3poien unb 8er'
punoeten pirb auI 1900 9eihdBt. Do.
runter uiele 6rauen uno Ginoer.
/ Der Niibrer Der Seme9ung. Der ppa'
Bppon, tam uuOerlegt oaoon, oblpob
er al Der SpiBe Der Semonltrantel
| Imari1irte.
II Gin .Snianterie Re9iment wei9ert
fib, auf Die Mrbeiter 81 IhieBen.
@s beiBt. bic Wei9eruna oes 3aren
| Die petttion Der Streiter in Gmpfane
All nebuen, ipoourh bas Slulueraiebel
ueranlaBt moroen ilt. neroe gum Nuf
ltano oes Yoltes sesen oas 3arentbun
Ilelbit fiibren.
; Sn PETERSBURG berrlAte am Utonta!
&ubs - Die &ubs Des &irbaoTs =
, oafiir aber nollen Die Arbeiter in Der
anoeren @roBltdoten oes 2anoes ein
aleemeine Nrbeitseinlteluna perbreiten
Namentlib in Wostau berri1t srob
Mutreguna.
Man fpri6t BON elmer allsemeinel
Repolution, bic bepOrltebe, bod babel
Die Nufldnoilhen feline IusliAt. II
lnn9e bic Sruppen treu anm Carer
teben, aber es 1T tein @ebeimniB. oa
! unter Den Gffi5ieren piele gibililtel
lino. Die nit ben grbeitsril ipmpatbi
iiren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
Grccnriioneu Der Q. & ..
GiSemt0bn.

9lah @aibinQton an L., 2. unb 3.
Mdr3 gu fsbr billigen YreiIen. Sifets
siiltla bis sum s. ooer Is. Mdr3.
Bluiae Yreiie fur Dsimiuhsuoe nab
alleu puntteu i'm Sioen. papano,
@uba, inbeariien. 3idsts lino 81
3aae aiiliia.
yllllge 3rsile fir Souriiien na0
oem 5iioea mo Welten. 5itsts gill.
tia iiir so 5aae bis 6 Monate.
Nah allen Ym.ten i'm Siioen nno
eiioolisn. MaibinQton mo SSlorioa
einbsgrlffsn. billise preiIe fir Mnlisoler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
gcbr iu gSad,fraac.

NiMtc III mebr 1T gahfrase als cine
MeDi3in, welhe ale Die Mspisin entbalt,
Die sur8lutreinisuns unp gum Snitanpe<
balten bes aSrperS nothwenois linp, ME
!. 9. Or. Sings eeber pillen. Sic iinb
serape was lie sebraiiAen fiir Wagea
unp 9ebertelhwerpen. prpbirt lie. 3u
baben in Millers Mpribtete gu 25e., ga
antirt.
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Carmen sia perfa,,fcm ODER 81,
t,crfdatsG,ctt.

Wollt Sbr cine Sarm erluerben?
6enoet fiji unIere 2iIte. Wir babetl
SSarmen BON SO bis 500 @der.
GaItern Ohio 8eal GIfate GrAange.
Neu philadelphia. 8. II.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-01-26
0esratbsb ewsllie,,,,ee..

s5pnas 3oratis = Sulp 8atiIp. beioe
y pDn 8ifers.
,yo1n SEQ Mepers. @anal Dopgr
Wauoe Wenbam. Susearawas So.
Bert ssupIer - Gltella So6ntoH, beioe
bon ubri9suille.
6rso. 8. 8reen, 9enniion ~ Gpra W.
Stanelrt. ubri6suille.
nil SorQler 2ena 8eihbaher.
Seem gbilatelpbia.
2upten Simmerman 9lsatbe 6.
Drills. beioe brn 9eoli.
Sopdro @ron1 - Nnna 6astins. bei=
De bon ll6ridsDiae.
Jreoerid s. Sun9en = Bertha 3.
@dillina. beIoe BON StroBburg.
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Ger eirsiae 8roBldno!er pnn
6piritiolen in Susearaipas GountD lit
NoDlph all Bubble Square. 6anilicis
ueroen nit Maaren psrisben. II