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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-23

In the United States 100 inhabi'
tants cultivate 290 acres of land,
while in Europe the proportion is
800 acres to the 100 Inhabitants.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1907-11-23

Wedding announcements-HER
AID printery.,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

Try the Teller Want Ada.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07
o. . % . . % .
ERSONALS.


Lieut.. ]. H. Fulton, son of DR.. Full
ton, of Asotin, passed, through the city
yesterday en- route to Seattle, where
he will sail on the 18th for the Philip
pine islands to take up his assignment
of inspector of duties at Manila.
Judge F. E. Fogg returned from
Grangeville yesterday, where he has
been attending to some details Of his
legal practice. l.,. s-,..
Clarence Robnett left today for Vale,
Oregon. where he will engage in busi-
ness.
John B. Collins arrived in the city
yesterday en- route to his home in
Pierce from an extended visit in the
East. Q =.
A. j.. Showalter left last night for
a business trip to the st. Joe country,
c. NJ. Parke, clerk of the local land
office, left for Pendleton, Oregon, to-
day to enjoy a three weeks vacation.
The Misses Genevieve and Norma
vollmer returned this morning from ar
extended visit at the summer resorts
of the Atlantic coast.
L. B. Howard returned this morning
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07
SEASON OF GAY MILLINERY
Fall and Winter Hats Will Be Large
Bright and Snowy.

Miss May Houghton, Of the Kennedy
Millinery parlors, returned this morn
ing from Chicago, where she has been
for the past two months attending
openings at Eastern millinery centers
and selecting stock for the seasons
business. Speaking of the modish eff
fects of fall and winter millinery, Miss
Houghton said:
"The season's1 millinery will be ex-
tremely gay and the patterns large and
SNOWY All colors and ornaments that
lend themselves to bright effects will
be seen on the hats this fall and win
ter. Feathers and plumes will be
largely worn and many of the Gains
borough hats are immense in compari.
son with the severe types that have
predominated the last few years. In
colors browns and leather effects are
predominating, but the ultra favorites
are the purple shades. Nothing can
be too gay nor too big and the re-
| markable thing is how easily the trade
| is taking to what is a very radical
| change. In summing up what will be
"the" stylish things in millinery it is
no mistake to say THAT any color will
do so it is purple and any shape will
do so it is large and SNOWY"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07
from a bushes visit to Spokane.

from bushes visit to Spokane.
j Schick has started a new paper
in Moscow called the Moscow Demo-
crat. This is the fourth newspaper in
that city.
P. T. Lomax has purchased the J..
H. Bremen resident in Charleston and
will occupy it about October 1.
Attorney G. w. Tannahill, of Lew
iston, and Attorney M. P. Shaugh-
nessey, of Asotin, have formed part
nership for the practice of law in As
otin county.
George H. Ruddell has purchased all
the cab lines in Moscow and will run
them as separate institution apart
from the livery business.
Attorney H. G. Redwine will on
Monday, September 8, move to the Bee
Hive block and occupy the offices re-
Gently vacated by Doctors Salsberg
and Hinkly, Rooms 6, Z and 8.
H. P. Whaley, who has been with
the Halliday hotel OF Spokane for sew
eral years, has accepted a position az
clerk with the Bollinger hotel
Miss Irene Horner has returned from
her summer vacation and will reopen
her studio of voice culture at 1921
Idaho street next Monday.
Mrs. Sloan and children arrived in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

the city this morning from Grangeville
to visit with her sister, Mrs. James
Schmadaka, of Charleston.
Attorney w. A. Hall returned to his
home in Charleston this morning after
a brief business visit at Grangeville.
Miss Alice Fertig left this morning
for Spokane, where she will attend
school this winter.
Attorney C. H.NLingenfelter left this
afternoon for an over Sunday visit at
his farm near Melrose. 49, Il 1. j
D. L. Morgan was an arrival this
morning from coast points and left on
the afternoon train for his home at
Mohler. T.
P. r. Bevis left this afternoon for a
visit to Clearwater points. - -.
Con Graft and wife left this after
noon for a visit with friends at All
sahka. a. AZ
Robert Jones was a visitor today
from Grangeville.
J. A. Schultz, banker of Nee Perez
was a bushes visitor in the city TO-
day.
william Siegrist, of the Siegrist
Milling company at LapWai, was &
business visitor in the city today.
- & r.
I w. fha Taal1o1 xx1o1f Az
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07
THoRNs g. ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Next Attraction at Temple Drama from
Well Known Book.

Flora Fairfield and a selected COM
pany under the direction of Rowland
& Clifford Amusement company, viii
present Thorns and Orange Blossoms
at the Temple on Thursday, Sept. II.
The story was dramatized from the
world famous novel by Bertha M.
Clay and is of exceptional interest to
all classes. The play is superbly
mounted.
In the leading role, Miss Flora Fair
field, a young actress Of rare ability,
is given exceptional opportunities for
displaying the talent that places her
in the foremost ranks of thespians.
Miss Fairfield's beauty is of the bru-
nette order she is young, Of strong
magnetic personality, and one of the
most vesatile leading woman on the
stage. 81
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07
Notice to Creditors.

In the District Court of the United
States, in and for the Northern Di-
vision of the District of Idaho.
In the matter of Frank X LIE Doux, a
voluntary bankrupt in bankruptcy.
The first meeting of creditors Of
said bankrupt is hereby called for the
21st day of September, 1907, at Q
o'clock, a. M, at my office in Lewiston,
County of Nez Perez, and State ofIda-
no. Such meeting will be held for the
allowance of claims, appointment of
trustee and examination of bankrupt.
Dated this 7th day of September, A.
D. 1907.
G. ORR MMINIMY.
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

Presbyterian church, William Latti-
more, pastor Sabbath school, 10 a. m.
G. A. Swanson, superintendent. All
teachers and attendants are urged to
be present at this, the first service.
Morning service, II a. m. Subject,
Speak Comfortably to Jerusalem"
Anthems, Send Out Thy Light" Gou-
nod; Peace l Leave With You," Rob-
erts; Response No. 49," THE Lord
Bless Thee Trowbridge. Christian
Endeavor, p. m. Evening service,
p. 4m. Subject, 1.-THE Brazen Serpent"
Anthem, 1.-THE Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" Woodward.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07
Noties to credItors.

In the District Court Of the United
States; in and for the Northern Dr.
vision of the District OF Idaho.
In the matter of Frank C. LIE Doux,
voluntary bankruptcy, in bankruptcy.
The first meeting of creditors Of
said bankrupt is hereby called for the
21st day of September. 1907, ut 10
O'Clock, a. M, at my office in Lewiston,
County Of Nee Perez, and State Of
Idaho. Such meeting viii be held for
the allowance of claims. appointment
OF trustee and examination Of bank
rupt. Dated this 7th day of Septem-
Der, A. d. 1907.
q. ORR M'MINIM y.
Toofaraa II T1aynlrrt4vlfnsg
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

The Pilgrim Congregational church.
located at the corner of Tenth avenue
and Tenth street. Rev. Samuel B.
Chase, pastor Sunday services: Sun
day school, 10 m, M. D. Mills, SUI
perintendent; morning service, IL a. m.
Theme, Setting in Order" Christian
Endeavor service, $50 p. m. Topic,
Gods Omnipresence." Evening serv-
ice, 1880. Theme, THE Upward Trend
of Life, or Some "Reminiscences Of the
Vacation" Weekday services The
Juniors will meet on Tuesday at 3:45
p. m. The Ladies' Aid society meets
on Wednesday at 2 p. m. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 1880.
The friends who are willing to sing in
the choir will meet at the church on
Friday evening at $50. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to attend
the services.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer cut, bruise, burn or
scald Be prepared. Dr. Thomas
Electric Oil instantly relieves the
pain-qulckly cures the wound.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

Don't let the baby suffer from ecze-
ma, sores or any itching of the skin.
Doan's Ointment gives instant relief.
cures quickly. Perfectly safe for
children. All druggists sen 1t.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

Had dyspepsia or indigestion fol
years. No appetite, and what I did
eat distressed me terribly. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured mel. H. Walk.
er. ,Sunbury, Ohio.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

Christian church, SECOND avenue.
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Election of
officers of the Sunday school for the
coming year. Preaching at IL a. m,
also to be an appointment of new
officers for the church. Christian En-
deavor $50 p. m. An important
meeting to plan for special work. All
young people ale invited to be present
and assist us to lay new plans and
reorganize for the winters work.
Preaching. 1880 p. m. Subject, For
saking jehovah" Public cordially in
vited Charles A. Musselman, minis
ter
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-07

. AT THE CHURCHES SUNDAY. .
= - -
First Baptist, corner of Main and
Seventh streets. Albert Z. Patch, pas
tor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Preach
ing service IL a. m. Subject, Chris
tian Growth" Evening service, 1880.
Subject, THE Consolation OF Religion"
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing. Please note that all evening serv-
ices will begin at 1880 instead of
o'clock.
East End Mission, East Main street.
Sunday school will resume tomorrow
at 3 p. m.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
Sonberbare Auetlfaneer.

Sm Sabre 1877 battle Der merifaz
nii4e Genera! pesqueria3 ben Mufs
tras erbalten, einen bebrobli9en Mufs
ftano Der Daquiz Snbianer ou unter>
briiden. Dis er ibnen gum eriten Male
entgegentrot, lahte Ct ben auf iiber
bic fdier unslaubli9e NatbitGt ber
rotbbraunen MGnner, tpie Ct -es
nannte. Sie aogen ndmli4 in ben
Rampf unter Der Dedung r1aiIer Qas
ten, bic tie por ii4 ber trusen. rOb
bic Dummt0pfe ii9 einbilben, unfere
Ruseln tperben por ibrer triefenben
Wdf9e balt ma9en?" rief Der Meri>
faner bobnladenb. Die Snbianer aber
marf9irten ibm unter benz @hub
ibrer improDiiirten- @dtlbe fiesessez
nib entsesen.
Oa befabl Der General, bas Ghie>
BEN au erDffnen. Die erfe @alpe tnats
terte. Mber iiebe ba! 9atte Der Ges
neral eripartet, bab bic Mngreifer Gals
iiber Ropf baponlaufen tpiirben. fos
balb bic eriten Werfpunbeten ibnen bic
Mirfungslciigteit ibres inproDilirten
Gdilbes beipiefen hdtten, 10 iab Ct ii9
auf's unangenebmite enttdufht, benn
Der 2otenfdilb ieiner Gesner bepGbrte
fi9 gldnoenb. Die Glintentugeln slit>
ten on ben naHen. f9pantenben
MGf9eitiiden madtlos au Boben, unb
bic babinter berborsenen NotbbGute
ba9ten nidt baran. bass Gelb 3u r6u>
men, fonbern iebten i'm Gegsntbeil
ibren Marf9 gdnalie1 unbeirrt fort.
Mls iie iih ibm 10 melt gtnGbert bats
ten, als es bic 1ragpeite ibrer sc,
tpelre n0tbig madte, bef9ofen fe ibn
unb feline Eruppe nit folder 8reffs
fiderbeit, bab an tein 0alten au ben.
len mar. 9rob ibrer iiberlegenen Be-
ipaffnung mubten bic Meiben rennen
ipie bic 0ofen, I'm ibr 2eben au retten.
Die ndffen 2dten batten bus Gtlb be-
balten.
z @obaIb fie1 General pasqueria5 bon
benz @9reden unb ber 9ef1Gmune
iiber bieft sdn5li4 nnerportete Nie.
berIage erbolt bate. fteIte e Werfu1e
on nit ben neuen Gnilben {einer @eg<
ner. ct entbedte, bdb ibre Mirfiom.
teit ousf9litbIi9 bon bem loderen.
na9giebigen @etrageniperben abbing.
Gponutf man BE 3iider IN Mdbmen,
bdB fe prdn anb feit faben, 70 brans
ieDt Rugtl obne MuSnobme btnbur6.
Gs biipfts fi9 iebsnfalIS empftblen,
bitie fi@trtn 2uoeI Ifdnssr 81 G4iebs
iibnns3 3pIdben Du berfu&en, no febls
1ebenbe 4MStln 70 o|t QebeM iinb e.
tnnbteit nnbeib eilioter gleal4ea h
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
aud fin Aluliker.

Der beriibmte fran30fifhe Drama
titer Sarbou gebOrte gu ben regel=
mGbigen 8eluhern zines Der groben
BARRIER Rafes am 9ouleparb bes sStas
liens. Gait ebenfo resslmGbis erfdien
bafelbit Elm alter Muiitant. Gr nGberte
ii9 bO9it befbeiben ben 9erren, bic
por benz Raffeebaule iaben, unb rebete
iie bemiit6is an: rMeine 9erren, i4
fpiele Rlarinette unb piirbe germ elm
@tiid bor Sbnen fpielen, aber i9
fiir9te, bic 5erren lieben mein Senitru@
ment niht befonbers."
@9u9tern bielt er ibnen aIs Be-
peis, bab er aud Dbne seipielt gu baz
ben 3ablung annebme, bic offene 6anb
bin. Man ebrte bes Manues unb bas
eigene Gefiibl unb aablte redt germ.
60 trieb es Der Mann fuit tdslih unb
ftanb fi9 ni9t f9le9t babel.
Da faste zines Sases 5arbou au
ibm: rNun babe i'd sic unb Sbr Sn>
itrument oft genug gefeben, aeisen sic
bod einmal, mas sic fDnnen unb fpies
len sic uns Elm redt fd0nes @tiid."
.Nh, 9err, i1 fpiele leiber febr
fdleht!" tlagte Der Rlarinettiit.
.Shabet niAts, ipielen Sic nur
brauf los!"
rMd, id bin Elm unsliidlider
Mann,A entgegnete jebt ber anbere in
bO4fter 9erlegenbeit, rih muB se@
iteben, baB i9 gar nidt Rlarinette
fpielen lam; ih beniibe fie nar als
Ghredmittel!.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
.. 4

Ghantnnqua Nate. Vrsis fiir Sonl.
,nsr 7eMriiien fiir ois Mupoinh,t nnu
pslu VbiloDslpbia "a. 40. Nis 81.
Dttnher.
glsner 3ua nadb Gispetanb uno 3mi.
lhn. staiirnen. WertdBt Rem yhilo-
siphla on Wohentogen MDrAsms nm
5 l8. an Sanntaaen um 6.l8. Niifs
iabrt an Mbtnb.
YilIiae Nreiie fur Gonntaq.
Williae Vreiie fir 0eimathfnhenoe
uno 3ouriltsn.
Neffibule 3nae Rr. Is unD N. Dohe
&iidfiBe. porter gum Nbwarten. obne
Grtra-2oiten.
Durhaehenos G1laflpaaen.
Somestomn MusfeIIuno.
ueber Woibinaton. 8. s. uber peyldbie.
oene 2inien. Mufentbolt berpilliat. )
Man eriunoias ii9 bel ben Meenten
iiber Die preiie unb Gabrpldne.
Die .. & .. giienbobn offerirt iebr
biliae preiie 3u benz JeIolaaer Der s..
u. q. in Garata9o Springs. q. o..
am g.. z. uno 8. September iiber per=
idieoene Babnen.
spesiele preiie fur bic Munofahrt
noh Ct paul am H.. IL. unb Is.
September fur bic 3uiammentunit Der
Dob sSello,us.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
&er (i|sSar,t 4od.

Aus btm 2eben bss 6erii1mien Der.
liner Rlinifers profefor Dr. 2ubipta
Hroubs pirb folsenbe Mnetbote sr.
adbIi: 1raube mar BON einfa1er Der.
iunft unb ftnmnlte aus Noftnbtrg IN
Dberi1leiien. Muh aIs Ct bereits ein
s:fuhter Mrat mar unb mad ldngtm
Minsen bic orbentlihe profeFur erz
reicbt bate. bebielt e feline befheibene
2ebenssetpo6nbtiten bei. Gelbft IN Der
Rleibuns bermohte Ct iid Mmt unb
Wiirben 10 tpenis anaupaFen. bdb
feine Jreunbe boriiber oft unlpillig
tpurben. obne bab lie e ipagten. benz
groben @elebrten boriiber WorboItun>
gen 5u MAIDEN. gnbli1 fabte elmer
feiner @etreuen Mutb, unb ala er
Iraube eineS 9ages BET gutter Qdune
antraf. idlus Ct ibm Dor, bod einmnl-
einen orbentlic1en G1neiber tpegen
bes f6pur3en Rodes, ben er f1on 10
lanse triise, bdb ct ~slGnate.1 3u Ratbe
au 5ieben:
sd min Dir, lieber 2ubnis, einen
f1iden. Der peritebt fein Sad benn
ct 1T ein 9anbsmann bon uns, er ijf
AUDI Elm Oberfdleiier, nidt ipeit BON
Roienbers au 9auTe.1
rSdiF mir ibn!1 eripiberte Hrnube.
Der @hneiber. ein elesanter ,Mdr,
hdnb tdilleur," fdm unb ea entipidelte
fi4 folsenbes @efprd9:
.2i.ber Mann! 6ier babe i9 einen
fhnor5en Rod an! Was bolten Sic
bon bem2. !. Ct glGnat etipas!. -
mgntf9ulbigen Sic, lieber 6err
profeffor. ba tunn ib Sbnen nidt bie>
nen, i'd made t.ine Jlidarbeit - nit
einem neuen Nnaus ftebe id Sbnen
germ 81 Oienften!"
rDa fann id Sic leiber ni9t ges
brauden!" erniberte 1raube unb ents
lieb bulbpon lGdelnb ben i9leiif9en
2anbsmann.
giniae Monate fpGter ertrantte bit>
fer dn einem 9eraleiben unb ertunbigtt
fid allentbalben. iper in Berlin bic erfte
NutoritGt in 9eratrantbeiten lei. Man
nannte inn 9roube. Snperen 6er>
5ens unb boiler 3peifel. Of ibm Der
profefor ob ieiner Mbfage niht nod
siirnte. sins Ct in befen Gpreditunbe.
Sn benz sleiden fdparaen Node ems
pfing ibn 9raube nit freunbli9er
Miene:
.Nun, lieber 2anbsmann, sebt es
Sbnen immer nod 10 gut, ipie boz
mals?"
AID nein. 9err profeifor! Sd BIN
turaatbmis. unteriu9en sic bod einz
NAL mein 9era unb fasen sic mir,
tDas Sic babon bolten!"
Sraube that es NIT al feiner
Griinbli9feit unb bef9ieb ben por
Mngft erbfaBten @dneibermeiiter ba<
bin:
sd made atpar fonft feline Slid
arbeit, aber ipeil sic aud aus Stolen,
berg iinb, min id ShRen germ belfen
unb S1re Rrantbeit turiren!"
Oie gefdihte fdpsist bariiber, tpie
Der sebeilte Patient iid 1pGtsr gu
Sroubes ldnaraem BOD eeiteut bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
Nn;ptrft| t|fnofr slsrSadbl.

0pr stipo 40 Sobrtn bielt fim elm
NDitor g. aus GInigsberg bti feinsr
DurhreiIe nah pdris einige 9ose IN
Berlin ouf. Gines MOrgens fam Elm
iinges mlGhhen 81 inn nit ber sSrdge:
~Rsnnen sic mid nod, 6err DDfs
tor2a Mls er biss perneinte, baIf Die
Befuherin 5sinem @ebGHtnib mad.
unb Der oft. 9err erinnerte iih nun.
fir ibre Gr3iebuns seforst au boben,
ba er Mitglieb elmer ipobtbGtisen @es
fenfHoft mar. Das Mdb1sn ersdhlte
linn, baB iie felt ei1iasn Sabren nit
iAren Gltern in Berlin ipobne, iim
bur1 6dnbarbeiten erndbre unb bat,
ibrem WoblthGter ibre Mrbeiten por<
5eigen au biirfen, bd -er lie pielleiht
ipeiter trnpfeblen fDnne. Muf feline Grs
Iaubnib aeigte iie ibm perfdiebene
fh0ne Gtidereien unb perfidertt
fdlieBIitt, bab es aud ibre Gltern febr
begliiden miirbe. ibren MobItbGter
tpieber3ufeben. Dottor g. perfpra1
einen Befud Bel feiner Riidtebr aus
paris. nabm feline Brieftdfde unb nos
tirte bic Mobnuna bes iunsen MGbs
hens. ginise Musenblide eing Ct IN
Elm Nehen5immer, unb bel feintm Wie'
bereintritt empfabl iih bas Mdb9en;
unb Ct besann iein Reifegepdd au
orbnen.
pl0BIitb bemertte er, baB ibm feline
Brieftaf1e febls. sic enthielt $50
Sbaler in Gdeinen, einen 4rebitbrief
fir pdris unb piele NotiSen. glaa
berseblihem @uden mar er feH iibers
asugt. bab bas MGb9en feline Mbs
ipeienbeit benibt unb bic Brieftafhe
einssitedt babe. gr fagte iid, bab ct
es tpiirbe be5hpDren fDnnen, bab nies
manb anbers in Der Stube geipeien,
unb niemanb anbers bas %8uh haben
tDnne. Mbsefeben bon benz 0srluite
unb ben iibrigen umitGnben, bic ibm
bic Sade MAIDEN mubte, ipar linn Der
gebanfe an bic unbantbarteit ,inb
9eudelei bes M6bdens entfesIi4.
Muein es balf ni9ts. es burfte cine
bon 70 tiefem iittli9em DerfaH 5euz
senbe 9onblung niht unberfolgt bleis
ben. Dnttor g. nabm feinen 9ut unb
tpolIte eben aur Thiir binous, als linn
bic Dermeintlihe Werbre9erin atbems
los entse9enitiirste.
r9err Dottor, i9 babe sSbre Brief=
tdf9e!1 rief lie unb er5dblte fplgens
bes: Wit elmer Treunbin, tpelhe por
benz 9aufe oseipartet, sins iie na9 benz
@dlobplub. Gin 9err, tpelder binter
ibnen ging, rief lie on unb fragte, ob
iie cine 9rieftaf9e perloren bGtten.
Sic perneinten. Da Dffnete Der 9.rr
bic 8rieftafhe unb aeiste fie ibnen.
Nls oulebt eingetragene Notia fanb iie
ba gu ibrer grDbten 8ef ftiirauns ibre
eisene Nbreife. sic mar auerit sana
bertpirrt, bann aber fldrte 1h ibr bic
@ade auf. Ser Doftor bate bic
8riefta5be auf ben Slid gelsst, fe
mar unter bic @tidersien gsratben,
unb bas innge Mdbhsn bate fie nit
bieIen in bic Safde ssft.dt. Muf Der
Strabe bate tie aus biefer Saf9e ibr
Sdnupftud berausseaosen unb NIT
bieiem bic 8rieftaf6e.
Wenn nun 9oftor g. benz MGbs
aen slei9 nahseeilt ipdre, bic Briefs
tafde Bel ibr sefunben bdtte, nber
iener 9err niht Elm 70 ebrli9er Tinber
seipefen tpdre9 g. bdtts tire Ghulb
nit pollem Hehte bsfhtporen, unb bas
Mdbden, tpie feline burhaus re9tlihen
Gltern bdtten bic @hanbe, ipie bas
MGb4en fagte, ni6t iiberlebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
Mn9ebote fiir &oble,t.

Die shuIbeboros far ben 5isiu Ybilabslpbio etbuI.
0iitr,ft mirb bts am
Donneritag. 5. September 1907,
Mitaes nm l2 l1br pereaele ama.bot. sntaea.u n.b.
men fur bic 2eiernng ppn Sort Siifpbleu fir bo8
lanfenbe Sabr fir bas Offend, Weftenb unb Subiette
GduI9ebdnbe
9e gebbrse bebdlt fid bas Saebt ppr ein3elne ober
ale Absebote suriidautpeiieu.
8. g. tttterbd6,
Glerf ber Beh6rse.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
AetrutltHnrTmrtr.

Gin 0esetarianer, Der bereits aebn
Sabre bissa=pis elmer, Wuritbanblung
gtpObnt unD fi4 ftets gut betragen
Fat, fudt cine Qebenssefdbrtin bon
gleider ober onndbernbtr gborafters
fiGrtt, tDelde geptnt III, iein 6eim mil
ibm au tbeilen.
0leifdersaife 81. 10.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
Noro,ueite,t 4 siiotpeitet,
nit ipe3iea berunteraeiebtem prsis.


Bette Babn nod Safe @bautauqua.
3uQ 9ebt Woraens~um z llbr Don Ne,p
philadelphia ab uno tommt Nahm.
3 80 mad @bautauqua.
Mle Sifets. bic bon bieier Gtation
nod pittsbur9 unb nod pldben 6itli1
bon pittsbur9 perfauft uerosu. Sinb in
Sennllon QiiltiQ. Sen aan3en Wee
Sdlafmaaen. &eierbationen oon bieier
Station aus aemaht. Bepdfmarien
BON bier aus big an Die gnoRation.
Tiir ndhere Nustunft penpe man li1
IN Stem pbilaoelpbia on
S. q. Wbtte. Mat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-08-29
Pennsylvania
LINES

Bon Neiu philadelphia tta6
Mtlantic gttD uno anoern aa-
itsnpuntten ON 8. Muguif. SIS fur bic
Gunofabrt.
o5attteStotutt MttSite4att9
tdaline greurIionen mad Noriolt uno
Sour ourA ben Often nit Nufentbalts-
be,pili9un9.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-11-01
O,nev.

Mr. Linman is very sick-Mrs Eva
Pearce is on the sick list-The little
son of RUDE Cummings and wife is
sick-Mrs Charley Whsle, Mrs Char
ley Call, Mrs Ed Goodrich and Mrs
Clarence Pierce were in Owosso Satur-
day-Mr Wash Hanes, Samuel Blake
ley, Edgar Smith and Arthur Durham
came home Saturday evening from
their trip up north and report lots of
fun and fish-Roy Allen and family
visited in Elba Center Sunday-Mrs
Marvin and son. Charley, visited our
school Thursday-Miss Ethel Haun
visited her aunt, Mrs Marvin in Fair
field Thursday evening-Mr Frank
Johnson, our jolly mail carrier, and
family of Elsie, spent Sunday in Olney
Miss Flossie Allen entertained her
friend, Miss Hazel Langham, of West
Elsie Friday and Saturday-Miss
Nina Somers is on the sick list this
week-School closed in the Somers
district last Friday for two weeks
vacation-Joe Holden and family are
visiting his parents-Niles Walters
died at the home of his mother, Mrs
Sam Birch, of consumption, age about
seven years. Funeral at Olney Monday
afternoon-Mr and Mrs G M Randall
went to Lansing Monday-Mr and
Mrs Frank johnson of Elsie spent Sun
day with their daughter, Mrs George
Fields-Will Curtis is working on
Grant Msynard's house-Wm Gay
hart entertained several of the neigh
bors with his new photograph at the
home of Claud Tabor Sunday evening
Mrs John WOOL of Bannister, called
on her sister, Mrs. Tabor. Sunday after
noon.