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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Death of Mrs. Mary Conner

On Friday morning Mrs. Mary Con-
nor passed away at her home on East
Water street, from paralysis of the
bowels. She was a native of Ireland,
and resided in Glenwood township
nearly half century, being seventy
years old at her death. She is sur
vived by her husband and four child
rem, Edward, Thomas and Miss Anna
of DEBORAH, and Mrs. Maria Lannon,
living six miles east of the city. The
funeral services were held Sunday
morning from the Catholic church.
Rev. FIR. Have officiating.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-06-14
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
acquaintances for the many kindnesses
and sympathy shown us in our recent
bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hill.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
MARRIED.

Married-At the home of the grooms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. VonDohlen
Saturday evening. Jan. I, 1905 at I
o'clock P. NJ, Mr.. N. A. Schluser and
Miss Anna Aebischer, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. F. Aebischer. Rev Gauger
officiating.
Only the immediate relatives wit.
messed the simple. but impressive
ceremony which pronounced the happy
Young people man and wife. After the
extending of congratulations and good
wishes by those present for happy
life the party partcok of dainty lap
supper. Both young people are we'll
known in Denison. The groom is an
industrious young man free from bad
habits such as tend to destroy the
happiness Of a home. During the past
years he has. and in the future xpects
to continue to work at the carpenter
trade and will be we'll able to amply
provide for the woman of his. choice.
The bride possess such qualities as &c
to make true womanhood She is of q
happy, sunny disposition thus qualified
to be true helpmate to her husband
They expect soon to occupy new
home which is now being erected in
North Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
P. E. o. FIELD MEET.

On Friday evening the P. E. o 3,
after regular meeting were at
home" 10 their husbands. and the
members who ARE lucky enough to be
without husbands invited guests. The
club room had beensmade very attrac
tive with festoons of white and yellow
stars and cream colored bunting.
1t was the mems turn to do "stunts !"
and they entered into the Field Meet
with happy hearts and quick wits. The
first contest was the fifty-second smile,
the sweetess to win. Messrs. .Voss,
Savage and Naeve entered for this
race. Mr.. Savage smiled the sweetest
ever. fairly cloying in his honeyed
look. and got first prize. Mr.. Voss'
smile looked like the onelDr. Chadwick
of Cleveland, is now wearing, and we
understand he borrowed it for the
great doings.
Next was shot-put, Jnlius Bale
taking the honors away from five Others
entered.
In the running word jumps the lau-
rels fell to Mr.. Hugo Gebert, who car
ried off two prizes, showing what a
man can do when he puts his mind on
il.
Frank Woolston won the prize for
drawing ten men," doing it quicker
than the girl could make cherry pie.
For the broad grin, Mr.. Chris KEN
ming not only knocked the persimmon,
but took the cake and then didn't halt
try.
The vocal high ball was great fun.
Miss Ley. Miss Garnet Romans and
Mr.. Gebert got out their high "C's''
aud hit the ceiling, Mr.. Gebert again
carrying off the prize.
DR.. Kemp went afterlthe sixteen inch
dash the same way he slings mail. and
everyone else entered in this race bill
the dust. DR.. Kemp has been known
to eat four course dinner in six min.
utes and four seconds. hence his sue
| cess.
The four line poem extoliing the P
E. Oswas now handed down by Mr.. r
A. Romans. who hasn't wooed the
muse for nothing
Lest the gladiators faint by the wa,
the ladies lad made ample provision
for their comfort. Flrst peanuts wert
served, then red lemonade, pop corn
candy and gum. After the winners
had been cooled off and rubbed dowr
the social visit began and we under
stane some Of the club women's hus-
bands claim they visited with thei,
wives for the first time this year.
Then coffee and doughnuts and more
visiting and fun closed an evening o
rare pleasure.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
DEATH OF MRS. MACK.

After protracted illness that had
kept her an invalid for eight years.
Mrs. Aug. Mack died at their home
northwest of Denison on the afternoon
OF Sunday, Jan. s. Mrs. Mack was
born in Clinton county, Iowa, Dec. ..
1874, and was young woman who was
dearly beloved by all who knew her.
The funeral services were held on
Wednesday, Jan. IL, Rev. Ere ese offici-
ating. Interrment was made in the
Nissen cemetery.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
A BRILLIANT CONCERT
Large Crowd Enjoys:Home Tai
ent Immensely.
FUNNY SHAKING QuAkERs.
Concert Under Direction ofMrs. Mar
tin Proves Most Successful. Denison
Whistler Makes Her Debut.


The first home talent entertainment
of the season, was decided success.
1t was given under the auspices OF the
Baptist ladies and RS. Lou F. Martin
was the guiding spirit.
Miss Genevieve Lally opened the
program with violin solo The
Witches Dance" In this selection and
later in her obligato wotk Miss Lally
confirmed the high opinion OF all as to
her musical talent. She appears per-
fectly at home with what is rightly
termed the most difficult of instruments
and is entitled to high praise.
The appearance of Mrs. Lou F. Mar
tin was awaited with much interest by
her many friends and admirers, Her
selections were difficult but her voice
showed that it had lost none of its
strength and freshness>since the days
of her girlhood residence here when
she was Denison's singer par excel
lence, and that she has added the
graces of cultivation to her great
natural talent. Her numbers Angels
Serenade. To Her So Fondly Be
loved" THE Nightingale and
Happy DAYS. we're all greatly enjoy
ed.
Naturally much interest was taken
in the DEBUT of Miss Garnet Norman as
q whistler. Her rendering of The
q Mocking Bird" the whistlers standby
for many years. was exceptionally fine.
One could hear the birds twittering
and singing in the branches. Her low
notes we're as flute like as her trills
& and runs. AS whistler who has given
hours to the bushes, we pronounce
Miss Norman first ciass, The only
1 Ing nh ..ch narred Miss Norman j
tirst appearances was that abe played
her own accompaniment so that one
could not see the pucker. In her second
selection this defect was relnedied, and
ws would officially pronounce the
pncker to have been as fine as the
whistling. The second selection "The
Flower Song" was thing of beauty
Miss Norman 9 notes had the flute like
quality all whistlers admire and she
struck her notes with the precision of a
pianist. She was received most en-
Enthusiastically and was given a nearty
encore. We are glad to learn that
after graduating from the High school
Miss Norman expects to take up the
study of whistling and we predict fol
her brilliant career.
Miss Edna Randall gave two excell.
ent readings during the evening, one g
dramatic selection from the "Prisonel
of Zenda" and the other a humorous
selection entitled "The Tenor In the
selections Miss Randall showed hel
mastery of these two branches of the
elocutionist's art and greatly pleased
her auditors
The hit of the evening was the it'll,
folks-of course. The Quaker maids
were il.describably funny. They wer,
well drilled and sang with a FRESHNESS
and gusto that wasscharming. Pau
Caswell as the Quaker dude was just q
cute as he could be- AS sturdy and in
dependent as you please he bowed an,
bent as if by clock work and sang hi
part like little major.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
LE BAL MAsQUE.

All the young people are looking for
ward to the great masked ball at the
opera house tomorrow (Thursday,
night. The Whaley orchestra of Coun-
ci! Bluffs, has been engaged, thus as
suriug something fine in the music line,
The admission is fifty cents for each
person and the dance promises to be a
gay affair.
Miss Anna and Miss Maud Hall re-
turned to Sioux City Monday ait
delightful two weeks
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
BARGAIN MONTH IN DENlsoN.

The seeker after genuine bargains
should come to Denison this week.
The open season has been mighty fine
for the people but rather hard on the
merchants. Last fall the stores were
filled with heavy winter goods which
have had comparatively small sale, and
merchants undoubtedly find that they
neen the money whole lot worse than
they need the goods. we believe the
Sales" now on in Denison are all
genuine and bona fde and we would
advise careful buyers that this is the
time to stock up with necessaries.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
Success Of the
Warbasse Jewe1ry
and Music Store

The success Of this house in pi-
ano selling is pronounced. Why9
Because it sells only good, reliable
pianos on lowest margins pianos
are sold for.
Why Not Buy Your Pianos at
Home
and a piano that bears a standard
and time -honored name9 Itlnay
not cost you more than you might
have to pay for an Indifferent
make. Come and see us before
purchasing elsewhere.
We have number of pianos
and organs to select from-they
will surprise and delight you, not
only in quality but in price.
Cash or time payments-instru-
ments delivered to your homes.
We have three slightly used
pianos at reasonable prices on
hand now. Call ard see us.
Yours for business,
j. T.. WARBASSE,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

gibt Gtellen genug, bic fonft Dbne
Nubsns 6sn 81alRen Ndbruna asnug
aeben unb tpean Der 9elbertrng dan
nicht fpfprt berausfpringt, MaIblan6
aGblt beFer nit, tpenn Die Jarm suna.
@erfauF fcmmen folIte, blsibt aber
fie Gamilie borduf, 10 iperben bic
&inber es Dem Batter 9dnt fpi}Ien
naB er Elm fol6es Rupital fir lie an
leate. DAB felbit Die 9fnpflan5urg
ben umliesenben 5elbern bon Nubell
Dirb, fpllte audi in 8etraht gesossn
tperben.
MufforFung fam biel fir bos 2dnb
tbun, ipenn ite ith beu MaIbI9nbe
ailr Seite ftent, unp nit beibem iinter
Fahmdnnii6er Sbbiit unb Qufii9t
fdnn Der gatipn tpenigitens Elm She'll
les Malorei9tburns suriidgegeben
irerben, befen Die riidfidtsIofe Mus@
felltung Der Spetulanten iie beranbt
hat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
DER aIthilt1sH-Gn,tuI.

S9leufsncdnal ober auf Meeresz
hohe bon einem S5ean gum dnbere1?,
has 1T Dur9 ben neueIten 8eriat Der
eSTgenteure an Die panamazgqnalz
gommifiton CUR f9per gu entfdeibenz
ben Sroge geporben. Mls be 2ei1eps,
ner beriibmt getporbene grbauer bes
Sue5zganals, ben pldn Der internaz
tiondlen WoiieritraBe iber ben sSitbz
mus aufndbm, bate er einen etnfa9en
OurhittA proiettirt tpie ibm folder
tn Ggnpten gelungen, ni9t lqnoe mad
8eginn.. Der Mrbeiten aber itellte fih
heraus, oaB bas Serrain Shpieria@
teiten bot, auf Die man ni6t gerednet
hatte, Die nit ben 3ur Nerfiqunq
isehenben Mittelrl ni9t gu iiberipinben
iparen. Die gaaalgefeQf6aft bei9loB
nober, ben offenen Canal auf3ueeben
unb einen fol9en nit G6leufen au
Dduen. lleber benz Grperimentiren
rnb burch f6pinbel6afte syinanaopez
ratiofen, Die 81 eirem Gieienftanbal
III sSranfreid fiibrten uno beinabe ben
gnten Huf be 2eifeps' rliinirt bdtten,
tparen 246 Mi[lionen So[lurs taraufs.
eegdngen; balb barauf nuBte bic Sc
feaf4aft @anferott aniaqen.
Nah 70 sroBen Mufpenbunqen
irollte man aber has etnmal beqonnene
gBerf bod niAt berfanben laffen. Gs
bllbete fih cine 3tpeite @efeaf9aft, es
i1eiter au fiibren. Cine gommiiiion
BON eff Sngenieuren, syran5oien fpie
lnslGnDern, tpurbe eingeIebt, ben
6tanb Der Dinge am Canal All unters
luhen nnb iie enpfabl bic 5ortfebuna
fes 9aues inter 8eibehaltuna bes
Ghleuienproieftes. Cine stpeite gom5
miffiDn boE Sneenieuren muBte ba=
nod mod eine atpeite l1nterfuhunq
Dornebnen. Nuh iie en,pfabl in i6rem
@erithte bonn Sabre 1893 ben Weiter=
bun nuh oemielben Blame unb fhdbte
bie RDften zines RanaIs BON so sFuB
Sole iibsr benz Wleeresfpieael auf
SOL $4,000 Elm. bic 3eitbauer bes
Bouts duf Sebn Sabre. Nadben man
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16
pnH nte GlInE anthrtuuer
tunuett.

syn Der @eneralbebatte in benz i'm
sSebrnar sur Sibung in @traBbura
ter1ammelten elfoB lotbrinqifdea
2anbesausf9ub, bie1er borldufiaen
Wertretnng Der Mei9slanbe, a,1ber
ibrer 8ertretung i'm beiitfden Meid5ss
tage ielbif, bei9dftigten ii9 sbie Rebz
,ler por 4aem nit ber berfaffunqsz
mdBieea Glei9HelIung GlfaB@2oibz
ringens nit ben iibrisen 8unbesftaas
ten bes oeutfhen MeiGes.
Das @erlangen ber GleidfteIluna
nit ben iibrtgen 8unbes5taaten 10
fiibrte Der Mbgeprbnete fir 5trohs
burg Riff in feiner Mebe unter Qlnz
berem aug, lei bDr Maem als elm 9ez
ipeis bafiir anaufeben, baB fih bic
GliaBs2ptbringer unter beuf5sher
9errfdaft ipohl fiiblen. Mud in Ser
fran5DfiiAen Preiie fei bieie ssorbes
tung bafiir angsieben iporben, baE bic
gliaBs2othringer ben Munfh elmer
glngliebernllg anGranfreia ntd)t mebr
begen. Muf Die Srage, tparum bic M
oierung BIB iebt besiialih Der @Ieifhs
iteEni1g @liab@9otbringeRs mil ben
iibrhHn Bunbesftaaten bes beutfd1en
Meihs ben Miinfden bes 2onbesouss
idnies nidt nadgefommen fei, antz
nortete Staatsiefret6r b. aofler: Oie
Ganoesregrerung allein fei au beren
Grfuunng nidt in ber 2aae. 0fbsr
me1rere punfte Der in ben betreffen-
ZEN Mntraasn entbaltenen Miinfcbe
Gabe Die Meaieruns Bel Der Meids.
reaieruna tpdrm befiirportet, unb lei
70 IN Der gan5en Nnseleeenbeit Ser
fstte 8unossaenoifs bes 2anossaus.
fduilss aefhuffen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

III ben Ser. 5tqaten bas Ricaragua=
proieft bate fuQsn ssIalien, febte bic
Megterurg I'm Sabre 1899 eine GomS
|miiiipa NIT Mbmiral Malter als
0berbdupt Elm. bic ibre Grbeiten in
1901 beenhet hate ,unb fA fir. ben
8au zines S1leuIentandls auslprah,
Der, fiinfltnbadt3ig SUB iiber bem
Meeresfpiegel gefiibrt, in sebn Sahren
nit einem RoitsndufDanb bon LA
Rillionsn fertig geitelt iperben fDnnte.
Inter 3uerunbeleguns biefes 8ez
ri6tes fpurbe Der 8au beidloffstt unb
sie n0tbtge goncefiipn ppn Der rRepu=
lht@ Banana erldn9t. Nutt empfieblt
lie SngenteurscomrlifitDn bic aus ben
S>erren Burr, garfons unb Dapis 5r@
famn1en gefeBt 1T, 6aB bos S6leus
lenproieft zfallen geldifen unb Der
Canal duf glei6em Ribeuil nit ben
Weeren gelegt tperbe. Die babel sil.
ktpdltigenben 5inberniiTe fteat Der
8eri6t berfelben als nibt 10 getpaltig
bin tpie oies bfsher eefdilbert ipurbe.
91dn f0nne aur 3eit NIT mebr boas
fommenen 9iilfsmitteIn drbeiten als
5uppr. Mit bunbsrt Oampffdaufeln,
fir Die allerbtngs Elm Tplibes Snies
'nenneB als 8runblage gebaut tperben
miife, lieBen it9 i'm Sabre breiBig
RiIltpnen gubifnarbs ausaraben un6
aeeen friibere 8erednunssn tDnltten
ta6ei Siiuf3ebn Millionen seIpart tperz
ben. Die 9etpGfer bes GbagersSSIub
feien nar ni9t 10 f9tper su bdmnen,
bte Qufgabe lei lei9ter als man ft9
pcritelle. Die Soften ipiirben ii9 auf
ut6t mehr als $230,5O0,OOO, nlitbin
rur $79, ,742,000 dls Der 8prdnI1laa
fir ben S9leriencanal forbert.
Wenn Die Srage etnfd6 ldutete:
JetDeauz pber S6leuIencalral, tpiirbe
RE 9lnttpprt nidt f9tper iein. 9enn
es leu6tet Elm, boB Die freie sSabr@
ftraBe unglei9 grDbere 8ortbeile biez
ten ipiirbe, baB fie tpirfli6 ben sez
Duaf6fen tttterndtionalen Mafiertpe9
bote, Der allgen,etn benubt unb baz
burh erit feline 8ebeutung aetpinne.
Mber btefem eiren 8ert6t fte6en bic
anberen qegeniiber, an benen bod
aud @ddberitdnbiee bon 3u5 gear
bettet baben, beren urtbetl ni6t obne
Weiteres 81, Sertperfen 1T. Die Wabl
lpirb Der nd9ite GongreB treffen mil +
ien: !@r tonn fi9 aber 3eit our 8ez
rdtbung nebnlen, benn bic 8orqrbeiz
ten, elet6piel fir ipelGe Dirt bon gaz
aal man iih entI9IieBt, tperben mutbz
naBltn nod brei Sabre in Nnipru9
nebmen.
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2lus Der lood,e.
mslt uno Eeben unter Der Sups
eoitorieler 8etradtunS.
.Eer a1rris Der aatnnrrarbett.

ger 31rris Der Atnnernrhett.
Mn Observation-Disclosures fehlt
Is AUDI in ben @erei1igten Staaterl
liht unb fie laifen es ni9t an riibn,s
l.9em Gifer aur 8ef6rdntune Der
Ginberarbeit in 5abrtfen febletl. gu
D;eIen buntanen 8eIellfnaften geb6rt
cas- ,Nationdl gbtlb 2abor gpmite" ,
ba5 es fih 5um 3tped gemddt bat,
fir ben grldB unb bic Our6fiibrung
ron @eIeBen au ipirfen, tpelde Die
fSdbrifarbeit BON &inbern perbieten
ober einf6rdnten Ipllen.
Wiepiel auf nieIem 9ebiet nod su
thun bleibt, bat bic leBtbin in Neip
g)ort abeeboltene eSabresperIamn,=
lung bieieS Mobltbdtigfeitspereins err
fennen laIien. 9te @eriammlung be-
trieb ibre menf9enfreunbli9e Meita=
tion in febr pruttifder Meife, inbem
fie ben Na9tpeis 5u erbrtngen Rmiiht
mar, boB it4 Rinberarbeit i'm in0us
itriellen 2sben melt tpeniger gut per@
lobnt, als man anaunebmen pflegt..
DAB es fir bic SnbuItrie unprofiz
label lit, &inber in iugenbli9em Qlter
Su f9tperer 6anoarbeit beronsltsieben,
Iernt man ertennen, tpenn man gez
rtdler betruhtet, mas fir Mrbeit biefe
Inn tbre &inb6eit berdubten ungliidz
lidben tbeiItpeife gu perridten baben.
Sic miiiieu in ibrer getftigen unb tDr=
rerlidben Gntipidelung auriidbleiben,
rnD in Der nd9ften @eneration btetet
{ih cine NrteiterfldiIe bar, bic tpenieer
leiften tann. Den G9aben bierppn
taben Die 2(rbeitaeber natiirli9 nlitauz
trdgen.
9as ein3iQe SrDItlt6e in ber @tatiz
ftif it, baB bon ben ], ,266, ,O50 &noben
nno 481, 1877 MaGb6en i'm Otter bon
10 big 15 sSabren, bic na9 bem gen@
ius bon 1900 in ben 8ereirtiqten
Stuaten I'm 2D6n arbeiteten, 3tpet
Drittel Der &nuben, rGmli9 854, ,957,
unb fait bic 6dlfte Der M1Gb9en, tGmz
li4. 207, 7,294, in Der 2dnbtpirtbi9dft
be1hdftigt tparen, no bic Mrbeit Der
eefunben @nttptdeIung bes &6rpers
5umetit nt9t binberlt9 1T. Die Sc
fomnt5abl Der 2obn perbienenben
Ginber betrdgt ungefdbr Elm Siinftel
oLer &inber biefes Nlters in ben 0erz
etntaten Staaten unb bic 3o9l ber@
lentgen, Die auBerbalb Der 2arbtpirtbz
iboft um 2obn arbetten, niht biel tpe>
niger als 10 prp3ent oIler &inber.
BON oteTen bienten in bdusli9er
Bei9Gftiglng 137,951 &naben unb
142,192 W2db6en, inn 6anbel unb
SransportDeien 1OO,313 &naben unb
22,194 Mdb9en, unb in Der sSnbuItrie
l1O,98O Gnaben unb 113, $50 MGoz
chen. ylo4 beutlider fpre9en bic 3ab=
ZEN, Die man ftnbet, tpenn man auf
bic ein3elnen 8erufe eineebt. Gon
Elnoern unter Is Sabren tparen 1900
Ief9dftiqt dIs
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Nnttnatules Inr IftueTett.

Wltt Der lteberlpetI flung Der gontrpQe
Der Soritreierpen pom 9epartement
ees sSnneren an oas fir Nderbau unb
Der bamit eraielten ginbeitli9teit bes
Toritoienites lit Der ri9tige @6rttt
gethan our ipitematif6en SorItpflege
Ea9 tpilieni1aftlt9en Yrin3tpten.
gts9er mar Der 9ienit Quf bret De-
partement5 pertbeilt, iebt 1T eine einz
age pberite 2eitung Do unb fir Die
G4affung eines tiibtigen per1pnals
r1rb oaour9 geforgt, baB ale Qlneez
tteuten unter bas GipilbtenItqeIeb Qez
iteut porben itnb, mitbin brau9bare
uno fa6beritdnbige 2eute i6res Qmtes
1Iber itno. 9pn nun an pirb man
tptrtlt8 BON einem aorItpeIen Der
Yer. Staaten reben t0nnen, BON fpritz
1ndnnii6er Gultur in ben 8unbesz
Wdlbldnbereten, bon Der man ertparz
zen tann, baB fte au9 in Staatsz
rno prioatipalbungen 9tanabmung
finben tptrb.
gu Der Iufgabe, Walbfrepel unb
5euerf9aoen 5u ber6iiten unb eine oez
orbnete Iusnubung Der porbanbenen
SeitGnoe ein5ufiibren, bic fblaereifes
6ol3 commer5ien neripert6et unD fur
Ra9pu9s burd Neupflan5unaen
1orgt, tptrb iib fin, bas 5oritbureau
rod Die anbere finben, ben g1uben Der
Wteoeraufforitung abgebol5ter 2Gnbes
reter1 bdr3utbun, neuen Wdlb su aiehen
uno 10 ben S9aben m0gli9ft tpieber
gut gu mad3en, ben bic 2lrt Der ipalbz
ttrpiiitenben 6ol5ipefulonten angez
r:Gtet bat. DAB bas absebol3te 2anb,
10 tpeit es ni9t fir 5armbetrieb aufz
gsnommen tptrb, fid6 ais @alb pere,
1Ingen ldBt, tpenn nur 10. prbnenbe
6anb bes SorItmannes einereift, lit |
befannt, heuptid6tteb fomn1t es baz
rauf an 5u betpeiien, boB bies audi
init pefunidrem grfolge eeI6eberi
tunn, i'm 10 audi bic BribatbeiiBer
fafiir gu getpinnen.
Sc na9bem Der gieentbiimer Iol= |
den 2anbes auf mOgli9lt balbige Grz |
aielung zines grtrages beba9t 1T, |
tpirb er Die 8aunlart Der gflanauna |
8l nGblen 'baben. aibten, Sannen |
unb 6artholSbdume brauden lGngere |
3eit big 3ur @6lagreife, BON breibid |
big gu fiinfnnbiieb8ts Sabren, ober es |
nibt au9 f9neller tpadIenbe 8Gume. |
sSn elmer Gorrefponbena aus &anfas
an ben ct. 2ouifer @lobe1O Democrat |
purbe fiirslitb eripGbnt, baB bic |
5dume, bic Bel Der @riinbunq 10 iltn= |
ger Stdbte ipie Mbilan,. Weanbaftan, |
Sdlina unb anberer in ben StraBen |
ungepflunst tpurben, ieBt bereits
Iol9e @r0Be unb llmfang erreiht haz
Cen. baB es rOtbis getporben iff, fs
III li9ten. Sn einigen StraBen Bill
cen bic 8dume fDrmli6e Qaubboqenz
Jdnge, tpie man biss in einiaen un5es
rer Glteren @tdbte nod finbet. Don
Nalbuneen, bic auBerbalb ber Stdbte
angepflan3t tpurben, pirb bereits
oola fir 5abrifationsatpede nah ausz
pGrtieen Gabriten perfanbt. Sci
nut9ifon bat Elm Mann cine Geftion
Comb NIT gatalpas bepflanat, bic ieht
Idlagrsif itnb, Der Cribs baraus tpirb
BEN Gigsntbiimer gum ippbIbabenben
Manne MAIDEN. Cine @iIenbahn i'm
5iiben bat 8aumpflan3ungen anqe=
sgt, aus benen iie jegt bereits Sic
5hipellen fir ibren Bebdrf be3iebt.
Sc gibt nod piele folder @eIeaenbeis
en. $50 gstreibe, GartoffeIn unb
Rraut fpanfen, ipirb Der sgarmer frei-
ih teinen Malb anpflun3er. nber es I
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

Was fpe3ieu bic &naben unter Is
eSabren anbetrtfft, 70 finben fid) unter
lbnen % eSdnitors unb &iiiter, 8
Boots ober SeeIeute, 125 ssifder
nno glufternfdneer, 10 6olabader, 3
Shmiebe, 1913 @laIer, Mnftreider unb
Sddierer, 12 &iifer, % 9rapeure unb
SO Sdpeaierer.
Sn Der Sbat, Rinber, bic in sartes
Her eSugenb 10 bef6dftigt tperben, f0nz
tIen ni4t fturte unb tii9tiee 9lrbeiter
unb Irbeiterinnen tperben.
(@eitl. g)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

els 6iibrer Der Gblen. bic inrem pun
3ufunftsm0glidfeiten iiberquelIenben
2anbe bic sSrei6eit bringen tppllen.1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

ribtiae Sontpflsge. Die 9biere mifs
ZEN reinlid6 gebaIten iperben; idgl'Hes
@5trieaeln un6 Mbretben NIT 9trobs
ipifben lit baher cine unerldblibe Bee
binaunq sur GrbdItnng Der Gefnnbs
beit unb bes @ebeibens. lin bic Snfe
sefnnb 3u erbaIten, mub Der Gial
trpden gebalten iperben. Mu9 fou
man bic Soblen, nm lie auf ben 9ufs
bf9lug Dor5ubereiten. bon 3eit 81 SET
bic sSiiBe aufbeben unb bic 9nfe NIT
6triesel nnb 9atnrner beflopfen luis
fen. Das Muflesen BON 9efdirr nns
@attel, bas Qlnlesen elmer lethten
SrerIe tit ebenfalls gu eupfehlsn.
lleberbaupt 1T es nOtbia baB man Die
Soblen BON Susenb auf idnft uno
beritdnbis bebanbelt, iie 5uberldfiigen
perfpnen iibergiebt, tpel9e iie niat
miBbanbeln, nidt neden. falagen,
heBen u. (. h., neil bas Bferb fpnf
lei9t einen bDsdrtisen gborafter ans
nimmt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

Denen bas 2eben gu Iei9t gema6t,
ipurbe, Die tragen meiftens fpdter am
fblperiten bran.
auf ben oberften aeiterfproTen muB
elmer gut bdlanciren fDnnen.
Mas niiBen ben sSapanern lire
Siege, tpenn graf gaiTini biefelben'
niAt anerfennta
] Mus paris fomnt Die Runbe, bab
bic Damen In bielem CONNER enoere
N0de tragen iperben. Der Gbemann
fon aber nidbt 5i friib frobloden. Wenn
bic Jrau fiir lire Mobe fpeniger Gtoff'
bruudt, ipirb iie nm 70 foitbarsres
Dutler ntbmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-03-16

Mif9ung bon Mais unb
grbfen. Den srDBten Grtras an
@riinfutter. ben er ie beobadtete, bate
Elm 2anbpirtb nit einerMiiduns BON
@rbfen. Die grb1en ranften an benz
Mdisitenger ,Die am Grbienbuih erns
por, fobaB bas sa1ae Jelb nit elmer
rngefd5r ntannsbpben bi1ten pflans
aenmaife bebedf mar. Die ginfaat
BON @rbIen ober Miden unter ben
Weais 1T Inn 70 angelegentliber Slt
empfeblen, neil babur9 ni9t nur Der
@rtrag bes betreffenben Nfers Derz
mebrt ipirb, fonoern bauptfd6li9 bess
pesen, neil biefes Mengefutter elm
beiieres MISUNDERSTANDING bebinst.
Waais alIein entbdlt gu ipenig, Grbien
unb Wtden aber gu piel giipeiBHoff
fir bic ri4tise @rndbrung bes Hinbs
ptebes.