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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Aadtr uuo s4ilo,ua9e.

Sm perbi.e 1886 ipurbs Bel Rutos
IN unsorn eins srobe Gu4siasb abses
balten, an Der aud Der Roiler JranS
Jofepb tbeilnobH,. Bei ber 1eimls3r
Don Be, Saso tpolIte e ben Meg gum
GSbSa6er SAlob abturaen unb ritt
querfelbein uber ssn bsm RriessGrar
get5renoes gebiet ar einem Depot ppr,
BET als bs Ghilbpo6s por Dem De=
pct ben untesonnttn btrrn I'm Sogbs
toit2m erblidte. fdute ber brore Jnfans
tersft bas 9aionet. unb rief: .3urId!"
so tpiu nur boriiberreiten," fu4.e ibn
oer Raiier Su besiittsen. bod Der gcts
bat ertldrte enersil1: .Do barf tein
giDiIift herein!" Der 6errider ,naBtt
umtebrtn anb oen llmnes sum 60
b1uSer S9lob MAIDEN. Mm nGniteu
Gage ipurbe Der betreffenoe solbas BOT
ben Dberfaen befobIen, Der Jpn {Gtins
bar brummig anberrihte: ~@ie babti,
seitern Dem Raifer NIT benz Baiorett
ben Wes perfperrt. Damtt bas tiinftia
nidt mebr sei9ehe. ernenne in Ste anf
@efebl @einer Waiefdt, gum Rorpordl,
70 bab Gie BON beute ab nidt mebr
G@ilotpa9e iieben lperben! llnb bos
NIT Sie unferen nferb09ifen Rriesss
kerrn in 3utunft ertennen. fenoet
Sbnen Seine Maietdt fein poblsetrofs
fenes Bib. uno apor sleia in sebn
gremplaren!' Damit iiberreihte Der
Dberit Dem perbubten Solboten 3ebn
funtelnaselneue Silbersulben, bann
fiisteer ebenio brummis. ipie er btsber
gelproden. binau: rgrfiillen Sic aud
Elm anotrmal piinttli4 Sbre pfliht.
Re1tsum. r,larf4!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Roro IL 8oIipar.

Mm Samliag Mbeno Iaba, III Der
yNirthldaft BON :. y. GiDillQ I'M Bolis
uUr bier Widnnsr an sinem Slid uno
lpielten Gartsn. Sic Gpieler Dorsn
Sulepb sssrsin. 5hao penn. 8. u. RD.
be,ts nnO 0arrp Mnosriun. Aubsroem
rparen mob ln Der gynthIhait anlpeleno
oer Boltmetfier J. y. Rest uno Squire
1omer. Wis oas Spiel beenbiat mar.
etbObsn lih Die pier Wsdnnsr pom 3i=
ihe uno I'm ndctiten Mu9enblid ihon
bearbelteten lih Ysnn nno Osrein nit
ben Jdulien uno troBosm psnn bsoeu.
teno prOBer mar OILS lein 8eAne,. wur-
oe er ooh bon Dsrsn iiisoergei1inaen.
Die Beioen Duroel, aetrennt uno babel
bemttts psnn: ,Wsm Du iuait. Du
ieielt mir feine 3tpel DnGars i1ulolA.
10 uilt Eu Elm -" nno b.eraut tolgts
Elm aemeines Sh.mpiwu,t. pis,aul
3o9 penn eiren ReualDer uno orobte
leinen @eaner 81 ihi zen. bod als maj,
lbn aufforoerte. ben Nepoipsr me93ule-
uen. Itsdte er osnielbsn tuleosr in Die
5ulde. Derein inahte Iih nun berelt.
belm 3u Qeben uno tpollte -ieinen ueber.
rod anaieben. als er einen S1uB i'll
oen 2opf srhielt unh nieoerfiel. 9ie
Rusel tuar ibm auf Der lnten Sei:e in
Die 5dldIe seorun9en. our1bobrte oas
@ehitn unD blieb IN Der rehten Shldfe
ltedsn. Die Wunoe mar abiolut toot-
LID uno fdon nah usnisen Y'inuten
0helte Der yerluunoete ieinen leBteil
Atnsn3ua.
penn puroe perbnftet ,,nh iiebt nui,
III 9ountu @sfduanlb fs,nem yrpab
sntNeQen.
Derein mar Elm Nnaeitellter Der Ma.
baib giienbdbn uno iuobnte ihon ieit
ldnaerer 3sit in Yoliuar. gr NOR q
3abre alt uno batte unaef1hr e,ne We.
DE Dor ie,nsm unseiti9en guoe aebeira.
tibet uno b,adte feline iunse. idOns
Jrou uon ST. Houis. Mih., nah Yos
liuor. Die lunae Wittme If aan5 Der.
snsifelt iiber Den id,tedliHen Sob ibrts
@atten.
Sbao psnn mar erft felt furaem il,
Yoliuar. gr mar Elm Yriidsnar better
uuo arbeitste aIs FOLDER auf Der giien.
balm. Gein Batter 1T Elm Yapiiitsn=
prsbieer III einem tlsinen Stdotpen an,
Ohio.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
9amernoer ais Ora

lei baS DtnfmaL tpelbes iib et 0tdter erridbtet al
baben Dermeinte. Cine ipdtere gelt pirb bariber All
riGten baben. mir ober Fnb bes Ginen fid5er bah,
penn Der Naute ieneS Wanncs Idngft perqeffen iff
nod Winionen I'D, ser fpcijem ST. Weruarb.gl6ndas
mil Danibarfeit erinneru meroen. meIde Der Wenfs
belt nebr als @orte sum Grbe binterlieBen Nas Gr6e
ener anf Der gan5en GrbeHrunbe gepreienen ct Der.
iener Deifen 6n6e nur aus ben heiifr1fhgfteu Yf0n
3enidften uHo obue ieoe metaliHe. dbenbe poer ge.
rabe3u atitige DeMii1ung 3nbereitet fperbtn Tieis
noer9lei6liden Dillen helfeH in oen sfduen pp Qe.
it6rter Der6annna Db bieielbe erft bur RopfIbmsr.
3nn. nebtlfet MuftDBen Werftopfnng uttp anaeatiai
mtro Cber beteibe 3n smigfr IRatoieit HidenymiDde
6t4miHoelnnt6len, DbnmaGten, GebftbrnnQen 0el6.
indbt uno wdferihbtistn Mnihpenungeu Sen nntrla.
lien Gplupt0nen btr 0sf6brii6en 9ieres. no Veber.
leioea .Geflbrt bot 0teie runbertbdtigeu 4jpSn,
baben i N ben Perasa oIer 9atienten. neii Sis.
ieiben brou9ttn nnb Onr9 Ne 6eiIune fanben. III
geufunol 9efett bnS 6auernber aIs Er5 qua q III
Naswtlt elut0 icrtiebeH wirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Oelortem.

. Mm q. De3ember In llbrihspNt
srau 9arob @orlsp I'm Nlter bon IS
sfahren unb Z Monaten. Sic 0ertor-
beue mar cine @roBto1ter bes @riinoers
bon ubrihsui0s. MiAael llhrih. uno
tuar 3ur 3eit ihges 3ooes bic dltefe
perion In ubridspiue. sic binterldBt
einen Sobn uno D:er 9cb,er.
Am 81. Deumber in @attat DoDer
0rau Maru Sneetban I'M utter bon Il
ssahren. Die 8eritorbene mar 3tusimal
oerbeirattet uno binterldbt einen Sat-
ten uno odt 2inber.
3mei alte SniaRen oes Armenbauies
lino in ben lebttn 9aaen geiforben. Nm
Gam1ag farb Marp Debter i'm Utter
bon SO Sabren. Sic mar uur 3luei
Sabre i'm Mrmentaule unb bat fruher
5spiiden Gtrobburg uno DUNDEE 9e'
mobnt. Mm 6onnto9 Rarb Satot
6tiner i'm Mlter bon rs Sabren. gs
teibt. berielbe lei 3ur 3eit bes 8olo'
fiebers nod galifornien 9ejp9en unit
babe fih e,n tleines Werm0aen ertuor'
ben. bod bot ct oieies i1on Dor Sobrer
berbrau4t uno alS ct Dor unaefdhr le
Wonoten einen Sdla9anfGg tatte.
mubte Ct BON StraBburg. 100 er bisbe,
0emobnt bate, .ta& bem Arntenboui'
oebra9t lperoen.
| Vim 2. ssSonuar In Rem philaoelpbid
1rau Warp Shilling i'm Mlter bon 80
! Sabren. 1br @atte 1T ibr fAon In
Sabre 1876 i'm Sooe boronge9anQen.
| 6ie binterldbt eine $o&ter.
| Mm 20. Nopember IN ber Golbaten'
teimatb bel Sanbustp 6reb. 0dnni in
| Aiter Don rs sSabren. Der Derforbent
| mar aus 2eu3iQen. Qanton Yern. &C.
! biirtia unb tam lheu als iun9er Manr
Had ben 8ereinisten 6taaten uno lief
1id in Retp Ybilooelpbia nieoer. no e'
| Iidb perbeitat9ete. Dsim Ausbruh bes
! Bhrasririsaes trat {, als 6reiwilliae'
| in bas 23. .Chio Regiment nno oient'
| bier Sabre. Ct bat bis Dor ,usni9er
eahren thinner bier Qeuobnt. big er. in
Der Sotoatenb,imatb Aufaabme fauo.
| no er at& bearaben wuroe. Ut bin.
isrtdBt bier Rinbsr. 3tuei 66bue une
3wei 964ter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
GtSanken(p

Taert,piirbis, bob pisienisen 9eute ntlde
am tpcnigften 0u bciben haben. INNER ben
perbiiIeniten Ginbrud MAIDEN.
.Gas i6abet meinsm Nnieben." fast Der
Mann, poos ibobet meinem Nusitben," iast
bic Grau.
Ser Mcni1 betrodtet nnr bas als Slid,
mas ibr obne &anbresung IN ben S0ooB
fd1t.
Cine absei1lagens Wob1tbat merit man
th leibtcr als aebn erfiillte.
@ubiser @esner, boppelter Geinb!
g3enn ibr benz Safe aud a5dhen brennt,
ibr tpanoelt i'm baburh niett in aiebc nm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Nemc SUR iiir Iauind)t.

s. .. Waternan uon Watertoipn.
o.. 6reie 2anoablieieruna. fhreibt:
/. Wsine 9odter. Die ieit Jabren an
SallIuht litt. muroe ourh Or. Rina's
yiem 9ife piQen geheilt. Gie bat lett
mehr als 3tpei Sabren tsinen Nnfaa 9s=
babt. ysfes R6rpersReinisunsmitisl
unb 2eben Derleibenbe etdrtungspiQen
auf @roen. @arantirt BON W. 8. Ye=
ter's Nbclbefe gtur Is gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
6et.atbSt esptutsssneem.

q. &. WeWiQait - Beffe .. Broun.
beibe bon New pbMaoeipbio.
Wm. 5our - 2uiu 0otbner, beioe bon
Ganat Doper.
Soieph @otheerru, Qorain - Sennie
Meper. Nsw philadelphia.
Samuet Y. Nio9emop, utrihsuille -
Nattie 3. Barnbia. Rosusu.
Oarrp 9runFep - Nabsl 2ahm. beio,
bon ganal Dousr.
Nonist gorerp - Narp 3ellsp. beios
bon Wort Dai6inaton.
Abrabom @eost bcxusp, Denniion =
Map 9. 0ornna, lod n.
5reb. N. @paib-Rap Hugton, beib.
ben ubriHspiue.
gonare Wor9entbuler. 6u9arcreet -
6iara Wenaes. Wew philadelphia.
gbarles 3. 0.6 - u. Gertrude Rum
mel. beioe bon Rem Ybilabeipbta.
Nrtbur ). Sboup - Gena q. 6biuslp.
beibe BON @ana! Dooer.
Mm. 5swel - pearl Wijer. beioe bou
Gauol Eoner.
u. s. Biuter. Bort Waibinaton -
Grace Jloreaee Denusb. 8naben'
bitten.
| Mribur Grip - Clara Wop WaboinQ'
ton. beibe oon 9anat Doper.
5. e. Peop(ss - Woraarst WoQaee.
beioe uon Stem philadelphia.
| Wiltou @. Wooolin9, Bea@ eiip -
Clara 6. Monoer. Bolipar.
| Geo. .. Mnberiou. gambribae-Sati,
Setter. We.u philadelphia.
Nnoreu 9opp - 0ettie N. &osers.
beioe bon 9usearawas.
@Fpbe R. Yrib. Mineral gitp- 6ubi'
@. Stuber. Stonesreef.
". s. g. 2ot-Delen 6anbri9s. beios
pen Canal Sober.
J 0enrp Warbott, Rem philadelphia -
SIabeua 3orns. Susearatpas 80.
Sroat gdiielo. Bort Wafbinatou =
Maraaret Qpons. Molf.
Robert 8. Salpnse @labps VI.
Walb. beioe bon Ne,u @omerstomn.
Wm. 8. Warner - Blan1e W. Gio.
nell. beioe Don Dennilon.
Cigar 3. Gieafrieo - Warp 8. Gni.
Ielp. beioe BON Genniien.
Gharles 6. Blair. Cambridge Muplo
IS. Diuep. ganal Dobsr.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
2aa8er 9enneNee Rampf.

5sit 20 Sabren tdmpfie %. 8.
3opls bon BeQs. Semi. nit WaIen=
Gatarrb. St idreibt: Die @eihmulii
unb ole gnt3tlnoung in meiner Nals
,Darsn fdredlid. bis i'd Yudlen's Mr.
MICA Galbe auf bic uebe 1autHdhe all
leseu be9dnn. Eieielbs perurIahie Elm
gerId)minoen Der Ga 10 unb oer
@sIhmulif. 10 oab I'D @febrten.
Belie 5olbe Die IS sibt Gents in
psters Ap0tbele. N q pottets
Diro oeuti4 aeiprd n Al
5n Maoifon n sin etaate
habsn am 2l tsiH IL 6dai Dption
gvabl bic Ssulptreu5lsr SELECT.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
tn(plitter.

Gs 9i6t Meniben, bic nit ibrtu Ttbfern
liebensipiiroig, lfno anbere, bic nit ibren
gu9enben ldfis erlAeinen.
gBer on elmer sabe ueraweifelt, bat fe
halb berloren.
Gin beiheioenes gliimhen, i'm 9eben aee
ipenoet, ipdre oft bon 9on3 anbsrem Wertb
als bic pra9tbollen Rrdn3e, lpelhe man ben
Ib9ef9iebenen tueibt.
Wenn bic 2ebengfubrt 'mal bur1 einen
Tunnel gebt, iparum benn ba elei0 aus
benz 3mse iprinsen2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
8elo.
Sat Gner piAns u5tbts. 6es
ttiustat ~ >peroenf

Grib .. &oeiel bon Denn:ion. 6o6n
bon pbilip &oeiel boielbf. bot IN Der
aefer Piano 6abrit in philadelphia.
3d.. bic Jabriiation bon pianos. uno
amentli& oas etimmen ber SnRrus
nente sriinbii@ eriernt. HRb orbsitet
eaensudrtia fur 5. y. Calhoun in Zen.
lion. Der ertldrt, bab Roeiel elmer Der
elten pianpitimmer lei. ben er nod ie
eieben. Wer elm piono bat. oas ee.
timmt tueroeu ioQte. ,penoe lid oaber
n s. u. galboun in ubriAspile. unb
tann fiAer iein. oab Die Mrbei! in
'efer @eile b,iorat miro. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Tem Wetter oes neuen SonreB
,uuni9sn tpir' tnloi0e -1eNerinQ. 4

: Dhr' l6. .248. .O00s Doaass Gieen.
thum aiu9 i'm Ncnot Robetnber In ten
0ereini9teu ,9taaten uuo Canada In
Jlaml,el, auf, unb Ia ben Ii abgelau.
fenen Nonaten bitlss Sdbres filrenobes
su 431 WliQioneu, pebet aHeroinas In
Betradt tommt. eaS Die 0ataRropbe In
San 5ran3isto ben 6eueri0aheu foe
Aptil auf 1924 RiGiensn binaaf-
fdneQte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03

.Sn, erHen Monat oes neuel Sab.
reg iueroen III Mem Oort olein mebr
ols 5000, 600. 900 an 3inien uno Die
pioenben sur Neribeiluna 9elan9en. Sc
lii bies Die QrBbte Snmnle. Die iemnls
ali Yefker bon Mftien uno Bombs aus.
be3nblf iuorDen fsin tpiro. Doe sSobr
1906 mar bas bette @eiddftsiabr IN oes
Gel9ibte bes Qanoes. s B
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
der Drnktikua.

.2ieber Batter! gu Deinem @eburtss
tdge fenbe ih Dir nit beralthften
Wiinl4en eine iilberne Tabatsoofe; oa
i'd momentan aber iebr ti1app Bel
aeFe, }9ide i'd lie Dir per Nadnabme.
Dein Gobn @mil."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
9nfs,surT.

6ptbbube (por Dem Sdaufen.
iter Der pusmuderin. gu ieiner Grau):
rDiefen 4ut folI id Dir fteblen9 Das
III sar ni9t 70 einfa9!1-T U
(fdmollenb): Sch; fir Define Gruu
bait Du ni9t NAL 6rei Mondte &C.
fdnanib ubrta!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
sie biifuriidie s&iene. Has stutt

garter Wibb1att Der tpabre Satob"
bringt einen 9der5, Ser i'm 5inblid
auf Die @runofeillIesuns oesTeutf9sn
Muieums in Wliin9en sana attuell
ipirft. Gremo Der (im MuieunD: !:
rWesbalb ftebt btnn biefe giIenbabr,z
fhiene bier i'm Muieum - 1T baranf
Elm llnaliid pafiirt9" - iener.
nMuf oieier Ghiene 1T Der beutide
Raiier nod ntht sefabren."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Gftelkeit.

Gamer (oer {ein Bilo nit Na.
men gum eriten Male in einem Steds
brief seorudt iiebt): .Sa, ia, bic lin,
iterblt9teit 1T Elm GROCER @eoante!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Gin DienitmdD1c,t

ooer auh 3pei iinben iofort NnReGuno
i'm Ootel bon Trieorib 6nenf in Nem
philadelphia. Outer NDbn unb quite
gebonblung miro oenielben au8ef6ert.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03
Der lsatidlt 8tabad)tc
=. s,llasel,ssa. 8. ). sarssr 1907.

Eutared 81 the Post Office at New Philadelphia
q second class matter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03

: Xest Aoolpbs Mnaeise unb lbatt
ID.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-01-03

gu 9ooe er{hroden lit oas 2ino
binter Ser Sbiir aufsefabren. Gntfest
itarrt IS Sic Gefeierte an.
9lur cine bot oie raI9e getpegung
benerft. Nufblidenb iiebt iie in 5irei
Neutrality-suspicious. Mueen, Die ftarr auf
iie seri9tet fino. 60 itebsn fid Die teiz
ben Rinber segeniiber, Elm paar Ses
tunoen nur, 10 turs, bab Die anoern
ni9ts benlerft bnben, 10 lang, bob eine
Melt bon 2eio einem pom Slid pers
ipDbnten Men1hertiro offentar tpirb.
2ahenb aieben Die Mdohen tpetter.
einiilbig Gl1e nit ibnen. go treffen
iie anoere. Cine grpbe @haur finoet
iin gu frpbem Rrets.
Da ftieblt Tn leiie, leiie cine fort,
eilig oiht an Der Mduer oes Ghulbcfs
borbei, oalnit iliemano jie aufbalte.
aura ebe fe ben ftilen Mintel erreiht.
berlangfamen ii9 bie G9ritte. Sod
Elm lebtes 30gern, oann itebt lie por
elmer in 1ih 5uiammenseluntenen Sc
ftalt, Die iih tei ibrem Mnblid nod tie
fer in oie Gde briidt. Gin leiies St0bs
,,en, pie ein Grporten neuer Dual.
Qange ipartet Die fleine Gbriftine =
large Minuter. Mie, bat iie oa rid.
iig eeb0rt9 Sbr fhninbelt neir
bod, tire Dbren b0ren eS nod Elm.
nal: .Wergib, flin9t es leiie.
Dor ibr itebt mit gtienfttW RDpf 6il
srobe glfe uno cine fefte braunt 0dni
The Colorado statesman., 1907-06-22
Gold Nuggets in Macky's Effects.

Boulder, Colo-The Macky auditor
ium building at the University of Colo
RADIO will not replace the present main
building, according to Dean F. b. R.
Hellems,, but will be erected on an
other part of the campus. The main is
the Oldest building of the university,
having been erected in 1875, and
around 1t cluster all the history and
sentiment of the school,
T. V. Wilson, executor of the Macky
estate, opened the private compart-
ment boxes at the Boulder First Ma
tional Bank and found large quantity
CT gold, paper money in packages Of a
thousand dollars and a number of bot
ties filled with gold nuggets, besides
large number of stocks and bonds.
One hundred thousand dollars in cash
is on deposit in the bank. Among the
'stocks and bonds so far listed is quar-
ter interest in the Steamboat Springs
Townsite Company worth $4,000, $685.
600 worth of Federal Gas Company
bonds, $4,000 of the Boulder Elks'
bonds, $1,000 worth of stock of the
Colorado Telephone Company, and S17,-
900 worth of the Boulder First National
Bank stock The balance of the per.
sonalty is expected to be listed tomor-
row.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-06-22
GOOD IDEA FOR MATCHES.
Double Enders Popular Among Smok
ers in Mexico.

Mexico may be behind us in some
things, but she has us lashed to the
wheel when it comes to making
Matches" said a man just in from the
land of the Montezumas as he handed
out wax lucifer with a head on each
end.
Il saw nothing but double ended
matches while / was away, and / can
tell you that they save ones record
with the Recording Angel. If you dig
down in your pocket and find one
match the chances are that you are
sure of a light, because if one end
goes out the other is left. These old
time matches, just revived, that splut-
ter brilliant sparks may be all right
when it comes to pleasing the baby,
but the fellow who puts on the mar.
ket double ended match will find
ready demand"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-06-22
WENT TO TEA
And Ie Wound Her Bobbin.

lea drinking frequently affects co.
pie as badly as coffee. A lady in Sails
bury, Md, says that she was COM
PEELED to abandon the use of coffee a
good many years ago, because it
threatened to ruin her health and that
she went over to tea drinking, but
finally, she had dyspepsia so bad that
she had lost twenty-five pounds and
no food seemed to agree with her.
She further says: "As this time l
was induced to take up the famous
food drink, Postum, and was so much
pleased with the results that l have
never been without it since. l COM
menced to improve at once. regained
my twenty-five pounds of flesh and
went some beyond my usual weight.
Il know Postum to be good, pure,
and healthful. and there never was an
article, and never will be, 1 believe,
that does so surely take the place of
coffee. as Postum Food Coffee. The
beauty of it all is that it is satisfying
and wonderfully nourishing. feel as
If l could not sing it's praises too loud
Read THE Road to WeIlville." in qkgs.
There's Reason"
The Colorado statesman., 1907-06-22
THREE BLOWN INTO ETERNITY.
Boiler on Engine Explodes With Ter
rifle Force.

fiiS FoTCcs
Florence, Colo.-The boiler on en-
gine No. lao of a Denver & Rio
Grande westbound train exploded Just
as the train rounded a curve one mile
east of Florence at $50 the morning
OF June 10Th. The engineer, fireman
and head brakeman were instantly
killed. The body of the engineer,
Thomas Ewing, was blown sixty-f1ve
yards to the right of the cab. The
body of the fireman, N. J. O'Brien, was
found 100 yards back of the engine
close to the track.
There were about ten cars of rails
in the train, and about the tenth car
the body Of the fireman struck the
rails. He slid along until he struck
one of the standards of the car and
fell from there to the ground, his body
being picked up just at the side of the
track. The head brakeman, who was
evidently riding on the fireman's side
of the cab. was c. B. Gooch He was
found fifty yards to the left of the
train. His back was badly scalded
and he was internally injured.
Ewing, the engineer, had wife and
three children living at Pueblo. Some
years ago he was night marshal at
Florence. N. J. O'Brien, the fireman,
was evidently throwing shovelful of
coal into the fire at the time of the
explosion. His body is badly burned
all over and he must have travelled
over the tender and a distance of fully
ten car lengths before he fell from the
train. Head Brakeman Gooch lived
few minutes after his body was found.
Gooch and O'Brien also lived in Pu-
eblo and O'Brien leaves a widow and
two children. Gooch was single.
Boiler Flew Far.
The crown sheet of the boiler was
found about twenty yards from where
the explosion took place. but the boiler
bounded ahead, struck the rails about
100 feet ahead of where it burst and
bounded from there to field at the
right of the track From here 1t took
another jump and eventually landed
about eighty yards from where the
upon the track.
John Martz, the conductor in charge
of the train. claims that while riding
in the caboose at 5:32 o'clock he heard
the terrific explosion and the sudden
jar of the train, and, as he looked out,
he saw the bodies of the three men
sailing through the air
An examination of the boiler by en-
gineers of experience shows that the
water was very low. The crown sheet
was burned badly and the heads of
many of the rivets burned off.
Ewing, the engineer, was member
of the local lodge of Masons of Flor
ence and also a member of the Pueblo
lodge of Elks.
But little appears to be known of
Brakeman Gooch, he having been a
new man on this division.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-06-22
FAILED IN SMALL THINGS.
Congressman Evidently Was No Her,
to His Wife.

There is certain Congressman
who, whatever authority he may hold
In the councils of state, is of compare
lively minor Importance in his OWL
household. Indeed, it has been un
kindly intimated that his wife il. "the
whole thing in their establishment
Representative and Mrs. BLANK
had been to Baltimore one afternoon
When they left the train at Washing
ton, on their return, Mrs. Blank dis
covered that her umbrella, which had
been intrusted to the care of her hus
band, was missing.
Where's my umbrella?" she de
manded.
I'm afraid I've forgotten it, my
dear" meekly answered the congress
man. "It must still be in the train"
I'm the train!" snorted the lady
And to think that the affairs of the
nation are intrusted to a man who
doesn't know enough to take care of 8
womans mbrella!"-Success Maga
zine.
The Colorado statesman., 1907-06-22
PURIFIED LIFE INSURANCE.
Benefits from New Law, Which Re
mains Substantially Unchanged.

Through the influence of Gov.
Hughes, the New York Legislature de.
cided to make no radical changes in
the new insurance law. 1t was pointed
out by Gov. Hughes that the New York
law has already accomplished wide
spread reforms, with proportionate
benefits to policyholders, and that it
should be given thorough trial be-
fore any amendments were seriously
considered 1t is estimated that the
cost of the mismanagement of the past
did not average more than 20 cents to
each policyholder, while the benefits
to present and future policyholders
will amount to many times more and
be cumulative besides. The speed
craze of the big companies and the ex-
cessive cost of securing new business
was the most extravagant evil of the
old managements. Under the new
regime the cost of new business has
already been greatly reduced, along
with other economies.
The showing made by the Equitable
Life Assurance Society in its report
for 1906 was a strong argument
against meddling with the new law.
In the Equitable alone there was a
saving of over 100000 in expenses,
besides an increase in the income
from the Society's assets amounting
to as much more. The ratios of the
Equitable's total expenses to it's total
income was 19.429o in 1904, 1850 in
1905, and only 14.4S%o in 1906. The
dividends paid to Equitable policy
holders in 1906 amounted to $7,2S9, 1874
which was an increase of more than
,T over 1905.
While the Equitable made a better
showing than any other big company,
all reported radical economies and un-
der such conditions the Legislature
wisely decided to leave the law sub
,tantially as it stands.