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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
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lltIer bsn III Wsrbinounq nit bert
,aonartlIn GntDiiaunotn DitIfa1
aenoMuisn Grofen RUM RDltte. BET.
DDn bisIen araerifantfben 3eitnngen
oIs eiu gReffe. BON tinigen fogor ais
eth &nbn oes grDbtn Tel0murfddlls
5s5si1net ipornen II. plnnSert bas
NsrIiner Taseblott::
Sn Der Mrmee bat @rdf Moltz
fes Werub5dieoans iehperlid piel Be-
antung aefunOen. Mun fannte uno
5hdbte i'm ais siren Iiebensniirois
een unb ansenebmen BDrgeisbten
unb oIs einen tnpferen Neiterpffisisr,
Ser 5insihpn ais 5fpeiun03tnanaigidbz
riger raIfierleutralt i'm grpBen
Grieae has eiferne Rreu5 bolte. Nber
man rehnets Jpn rls6r 81 Der Rates
aorie Der 0ofgenerale, bie ibr fhnel=
les Mpaneenlent auber ber eissnen
siintiateit, oem umftanoe peroan~
Ten, 0aB lie eben in Der periDnlidsn
llmgebuna Des Mpnurhen bef1dftigt
peroen. 5dpn non 6aus aus itans
ben Dem @rafen Mpltfs Gieeniduften
3ur Geite, oie nah Den BEL uns berrs
fchenben @ebrduhen ltnb ueberlisfez
rnn9en als Gmpfeblungen eeIten:
fein Mdme uno feline Gamilienbesie-
huneen. Der, 3ipeig Der Mpltfe, Dem
@raf Runp entltamnt, tit nlr nod
tpeitl6ufig perlpunbt nit BEN, aus
melhem Der erobe 5hlddtenlenfer
Selnlutb b. Mpltfe berborsing.
@raf aunos Water mar Sberitallz
meiIter IN NeuTtreIib, iein @rrbpater
preuBi5der Sberideern,eiiter, ino als
er felbft nod elm iuneer Sffi5ier ipar,
ba sldnoten am 8erIiner 9ofe bereitS
feline BRET ic9onen Ghpeitern, Die
G,rdfin 6ertha Dandelmann, syrau
@eoraine b. pri1tpib uno bic 8rdfin
WanDa perponher, bensn in bem be-
rinttgten 8u9e iiber bic .Speiste be
Berlin Elm 10 olniifantes unb bosbafz
tss aapitel geipionet tpuroe. 9empi
paKati! 5rau b. prillipiB rubt jeBt
IfngI llrter Dem Staten, besgts;4en
ibr Oatte, ser elm 5phn bes Prin5en
atliauit BON prel,hen tpar uno gu pen
griinbern Ser paifase Inter ben
2inoen esbDrte. unb sic @rdfinnen
Oandelmann urb perppnder iinb
G,rpBmiitter oeipproen uno fpielen i'm
2eben. Der gerliner Geienfdaft ieit
lansem feline fiihrenoe Hclle mebr.
SplIte Der proaeb, oen Graf
Moltte anseitrenst bat, ipirflid gum
Nustraee tommen, mas aus geipinti=
gen Griinoen porberbanb nod be5pei=
felt iperben barf. 10 tpiiroe getpib
aud feline friibere Geri,ablin auf Ser
3eugenbonf aii erfheinen, baben. Sir
bieB nit ibrem MGohennamen lillb
b. 9enben, unb lie lit Die gntelin oes
1871 bertprbenen @enerallano1haftsz
ratbes Wploemar b. 6sbben, Der bas
5ibeitpmmib 4artlotp ftiftete uno
Elm 5rdulein 9ltbaIie syrdntel aus
Warf6au our Srau battle. Sn erfter
Gbe permdblte fich 6raulein 2illn b.
6eh6en = beren SHUTTER eine 5hpez
fier bes Generals @rafen Wartensz
,leben, bes rtollen Nler.", lit - 1880
nit Dem 2eutnant b. aruie. Mm 12.
Mdr5 1896 iDurbe ihre 5tpeite gbe
nit benz 8rafen &uno Moltfe ge@
i6loifen unb i'm NDbember 1899 se@
rihtlid setrennt. gm so. Nopember
1908 permdhlte tie iih gum oritten
Mcle, nit ibrem Better 6errn lllrih
b. Glbe, einer1 friiberen Sffi3ier Der
Stolper 9ufaren, befen Mutter eben@
falls cine e4tpeifer pon Mler Warz
tensleben tit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
@pnntrus ,tri.r glntte.

aura na9 benz 8efu9 aDnis Gbs
marbs in Spanien taudte Die Na9z
ri9t anf, @panien iperbe feine sSlotte
nit enslifhem @eloe nieOer aufbauen.
Sbatiadlicb sebt Spanien jsbt an ben
Wieberaufball ieiner 5lDtte, 5spar
ni9t nit engliidem Geipe. tpenigitens
niht unmittelbar. SIR Die Soften
Der Sdiffsneubarten 1ollen 175 Milz
lipnen peletas (ein pefeta ettpa 20
gents) our9 3aprD5entise tilsbare
Observation-Disclosures allfsebradt ipers
Den. Oas ensliide &apital tann iid,
ipenn aud nihts oariiber geidst 1T,
en- bieier Mnleibe natiirlid betbeilisen.
Der plan bes Marinenliuiiters fiebt
alnddit bie Sdaffuns zines Nbmis'
relitabes, ferner folsenbe qrbeiten
por: Sn Gerrol Musbasgerung oes
6afens uno Wnrbafens, reues DDd
fir erobe gdiffe. Musbau ber elefz
tri11en 3entrale, MusbeHerlng Der
pulberbGuier uno @taben. Mnlasen
bon Mertitdtten unb Mnfhaffuns bon
Wert3eusen II. Rrabnen, fhnimmen6s
Merfitatt etc. i'm @eiammtipertb BON
lob Miuipnen; in gartdgena Qanbz
siiterne unb Musbeifernng BON pulz
berbdpIern, Mogen unb 2aeerbdli=
fern $4,000 pefetas: in Gdrraea
(gaDi3) 8aggerarbeiten, 6afenanldz
der, Widfcninen fir G3efchiihnieferef.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
BrnItlir.t i.,,n aupnn.

Qtus Hio be Saneiro ipirb sefhriez
ben: Sn Den ndhiten gaeen tpirb bier
per erite iapanij9e Dampfer eriDartet.
ser als fdtpimmenbe Q(usitenung ias
panifder probufte Die bauptfd9lih=
item 9afenpldbe Braiiliens beiuden
ioG, I'm auf bieie n1oberne Mrt birefte
Ganbelsbe3ie6uns nit oiefem 2anbe
anaubabnen. Sc na4 Dem Grfols ion
1pdter eine neue Oampferber6inbune
sipiiden Sapan unb 9raiilien eingez
iest tperben. Mie aues. mas bic So
pansr unternsbmen, lit aud biefes
friebli9e Ginbrinsen in ben fiibliden
Sentiment Mmerifds bon ldn9sr Aonb
bnrbereitet. Set aebn Sabren bereiz
fen amtlihe unb ni1t amtlihe iapaz
niide 8ertreter 8raiilien nad
anen Hihtungen unb 'beri9ten 5u%,
bsrldiiig iiber 8erbdltni1e unb Bez
ciirfnii5e BON 6anbel uno 2anbtpirts<
fheft. ltnb man iiebt, bte 2eute eeben
fonfequent por. Grit ii9ern fie fia
Aufndbme ibrer Msnanberer ais Rpz
lnni5ten. Der Stdat g. paulo bat
fid beretts einise tauienb 5anlilien
| japaniiher Mniiebler berf9rieben unb
hie Staaten Nio @ranbe 90 Sui,
Santa gatbarina, parana, g1io be
oSaneiro, Wlinas @eraes unb gIpirito
Santo pollen biefem 8eifpiel folsen.
Nuh MISUNDERSTANDING bat neuerz
hings nieber lire Mufmerffanfeit Der
9oIonil lationsfrase ousepenoet. 0as
lebter Sage erit in &raft getretene neue
Aeslement fir ben ginipanberunssz
nienit nimmt bic propaganba imMusz
lamb fpieber auf. Dessleiden iou Der
sertransport pieber auf Soften Der
gnnbestaiie sepdbrt iperpen. Da aber
l>bie 0erfai1ung Der Republtf ale unbe=
iieoelten 2dnbereien ben. autorpmen
Gin3elitaaten ausefdlagen bate, 10
rnnB ieBt bic 8unoesregieruna ben Bee
traffenesn 5taaten, bie aur Qofaliiiz
rang berGintpanosrer nDtbigen Stret~
fer ipieber abtaufen. Mus ole benz lit
eriiGtIid, baB BrafiIien aetpilt 1T, bic
ins 9toden gerafbene ginpanoerung
allen Grnftes lpieber in GIub gu brins
gen. Nur fragt es it9 nod, ippber
Sic Gintpanberer fommen follen.
Der Dffiaiellen prDpaganba aur Musz
panoeruna nah Braiilien 1T ber enro>
pdii1e continent 10 gut tpie berIdlDf<
fen. Selbft sStalien. benz bo1 nahz
setpiefenermaben feline aussepanber=
ten @0bne groBen Nuben bringen, bat
fih tros alIer Werhanblungen mod
nihi ba3u beriteben tDnnen, bas 0ers
70. Der fubpentionirten Muspanbez
ring nod Brdiilien tpieber duf3ubez
ben. Gpdnien unO portugal, oie
5iibnmerifa pertpanbti1aftlia am
ndhIten fteben. ieben ii9 obnehin fchon
ge3tpungen, MabregeIn 5u treffen qes
gen Die iiberban6 nebnenoe GntDDlfez
rang burh Muspanberung. l1nb pas
pornebmlih DeutfnIano betrifft, 70
rerlautete fiir3lih, bns Mderbauz
Gefretariat bon g. pduIp plane Die
Nnlage elmer neuen RoIonie NIT ausz
iMIieBIih belltfnen ginnanberern,
| I'm oaburd ben Nad3iiglern gleider
3unge bic geIegerbeii 5u hieter, fiG
| BON fpranperipdnbten MnFeolern ii
nas nene lebtn nnb oie Derdnberfe
! Mrbeitstptijt einfiibren iii Iof5en. Die
| sn0liht ErtenntniB oiefes Dortbeilhaf=
ten llmifanoss II Obnt 3DtifeI su 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25
Aniyerf,r GBl.Tubetb.

5eit aur3en bat &dtlerinGli Glifabetb,
sic unpergeblihe, in Mien ibr Dent
NAL, @9pn feline Gntitebung. ipie
aus Mien beridtet miro, tit Der inniz
GEN liebe beg WpIfes, entiprungen;
oa mar feine Mnregung pDn oben nDz
.bis, feinWunI1 tpurbe gum Nusorud
oebraht unb reide @elDgeber eilten
i6nen berbei; netn, ein re9tes @oltsz
oenfmdl lit es getuoroen; ein @ebanfe
ourhflpg Ositerrei1s 2dnOer, bic tDOts
&oiierin IN eDlem Stein als Crime
runesaeihen fir bic 2ebenoen au be-
pobren unb als ME Derfiegenber
Nuea Der Grbebung unb Mufridtung
fir toinmenbe @eihlehter fef5ubal='
ten, unb ale. ale famen; reihlihe
5penben flpHen unb man9es Sherf>
lsin tpurbe beideioen binsuselegt. Bis
bob enblih Der Sag erfdien, 6a aus
ben @aben Der 2iebe bas Denfmal
berrli9 erftano.
Saufenbe 1nb Mbertauienbe aieben
felt Der gnthuuuns tdslich gu TiiBen
hes Denfmals borbei, 8prnebm nnb
Gerina, bobe Sffiaiere. .llno alte 0etez
ranen unb sSnpaliben in ibren beNen
Monturen, Der Mrbeiter aug Der 8orz
itaot fiibrt feline syrau porbei llnb bebt
feline &leinen empor; nno bann bort
man lei{e fliilternb reben BON Der
@nDnbeit uno Der Site Der boben
Jrau, tpie iie 10 Menf9 mar unter
Wenihen; unb bie arrnen 2eute, bic
DC Dorbei3ieben, fiiblen fi1 ibr 10 nabe
in ibrem manherlei Meb un0 2ei0,
bas audi ibnen bas 2eben niht gefpdrt
Fat; uno ipenns 0ie S1ubleute i,i6t
'getpelen ipdren. Die bieien tpeibepplIen
3ug nit pieleiht iiberfliifiisen aomz
manbpipDrten ft6ren mubten, es tpdre
eine erbebenbe 9ulbisnng reiniter
0nlfsliebe eepeien.,
Rai1er sSran3 Soief 1T nit biefem
Oentmul in ieinen alten Sugen bic
5hDnite ssrenbe bereitet fpDroen, ba es
ihm persDnnt lit, oas Bib ieiner ins
nigff seliebten @emablin als @eIhenf
feiner 06lfer bargebrant gu f9auen;
tpie uniagbar 3hper i'm ibr gralz
flames @ei9id getroffen, ipie lauter
unb rein Ieins 3unetgung au Der 0ers
eiDigten setuefen, bas fagen Die fhlihs
ten, pebmutbspollen Worte, oie 1einen
Mufruf an feline 8Dlfer nod ibrenl
6eimeang einleiten uno bic lauten:
Die fdperfte, grauiamite prii<
filng bat Mih unb Wlein Qaus beimz
se{udt. Meine Grau, Die 3ierbe
Meines Sbrones, bic treue @efGbrtin,
Die Mir in ben f9tper3ten @tunben
Wleinss 2ebens Sroit unb 6tiibe mar,
an Der sd mehr Derloren babe, als
Sd alis5ufpreden bermag, lit niht
mebr. Sin ent1eBIi9es NerbGngnib
bat sic Mir unb Meinen NDlfern
entriffen.
+ Cine MDrberbano, bds Merfaeug
beg ipabnpibieen Ganatismns, Der bic
Dernihtung Der beftsbenben sefells
fhuftli6en J Oronung iih gum 3iel
| Ifebt bat ii9 gegen Die ebeIite Der
Grauen erboben nnb in bltnbenl, 3ieIs
EIpfem 9ab bus 0er3 getroffen, 6as
teinen Sob setnnnt uno MIR fiir baa
G,ute gefhlagen bat. 4.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25


dilftsipd91t ! tr S. q % sue''0s L, Hsan MN
Od5n gemd9lsllsn aI lse o1 ....a ss'Ys.'s: IA.
uzn oas tssl@ panlu Dsl'.sss., s,x..,.,..
tetrl Allf pelpagsen DON aMss sVIs '..s, ,,.'s,,
neIt w uI Ag Dstg!.,sa 49, W.,
oas Mustrpenen oatg es1.l nn;e4sIS5ss l'ua;;s
MT ], stnas s9ps1 auI D.s s2eMs.. n.ns 'c, n,,fs
pMs sn IanA s. asa.s ns.s .p',ss ,ssrSsn Sssais
DendplfR, Oqns spAb lM as 4 ~ spSaS. sf.ss,,
lrsnI man elnen ilsusa a.s'yus W,
m'f osm Sllei ~ nG9 nnlss' ~ sspas =,
llen Hellsr aullss1I, nnp Du1sn m:..ar.,s 80
opsn Ole lnpslug,s.ss. NJ 1Y!ss. ssls,' snH ~
Spllgsn DM sssalsI Ia.s W. b.r;; hrs,, &
DaB . .9 =. tusRss ''.. ~ .rrssts,' sas,,
Nn - .unls.. M .,.s. sss's s,s gD 4. IN n;fbf
.
Das puben Ser Weioes
sthiere. Sn Sen kiben Gcutmers
inonaten, III oentn bie 1remsfliegtn
fchpdrmen un6 ibre gier an ben R6rs
fsr Set 9hiere ableaen, lit Elm griin0s
slictes puben rptbtDenOiq, I'm Die,
paruiitsn pom a0rper al entfernen.
Sic dusf1Iiipfenoen 2drDen tDercen
Bon ben pferben abgeledt, gelangen
10 in ben DerbauungstdndI, tpD iie
iih feitfebsn unb @efunobeitsft0rilnz
Gen berborrufen. Bei ben Nin0ern
bohren iio1 bic Barren in Die 9ullt Elm
nnb beruriaden oie ipg. DafeibeuIen,
ipelhe unter llmftdnoen gefdbrli4
Derbsn fDnnsn. Die our1 ois DALI
ielbeulen perurIadten0erle Der
Daut, entpertben oisislbe fir bie
ipdtere te1niIde 8erpenoung. Dds
aus iolden 9dus 5e1Geltsats 9eOer
1T an Dislen Stellen bural0usr ul,o
bat baher nur, einen gerinsen Werth.
s
Il mffnnasn
,,,s;s mhreosr ~ oosr Mh5enfsr gpand5e
aaIIon,sn @ anssa Sc i'm b,,rh @tedIinoe
,,;,hI o,t nerh,ehrsn roiSsn neil bieSe
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25

9DI5ii Aenfad ptrokn
1doI1 t1,eib. ipeil1 man re cine. .0Sler<
tsIftunos IN gIprtpaifer fpht Damn
nit feinsnl Sano. trdfti6 fdeutrt,
fpiiI n1tS an ber 2nft trodnet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-25

idnen au1dmnlsn unO faulen audi
niht 10 lei9t. parmefdnf6fe
betpabrt man am beften in @al3 einz
gepadt auf, in Dem er fid ni1t nur
fshr lange bdlt, fpn1ern INNER beier
ipirb. Noftr en- un0 RoriD=
then miiiIen mDglihft BON ben ginz
ipirfungen oer M6rn1e uno Der Quft
aelmiibt tperben, od tie leiht i1ren
Wpblgef1muf berlisren unb, tpenn
an feuntem Orte allfbenahrt, az gGbs
ren beginnen. Gnla oarf ebenS.
fans an teinem feuAtsn syrts lisgeu
unb mub Inunhmdl oafgeriittelt metz
ben. SD nei3ertGe erb1lt
man frifh, tpenn man benieIben In
einen irbtnetl Gppf legt unb ais Oedtl
sinsn ssipDbnlihen 9eller berirenbet,
/ ii ben man WnfIer gieBt uno 6as
Gcn3e an einem fiihlen Srte auftes
rdbrt. Gum Mufbeipabren 4 / II
Thtr SpaFgtIs benubt man
frifnen @dno. 4 nj @ped Dor
btul Ndn3igpstben 5li befpabren, SeQt
man BE gnn3s @eite ndm benz NGiis
Aern iii {etr falfss mailer un0 fpiile
lie III ldnge, bis 1lsS ioit nrbdfttn6e
Edl5 abgsipdfth<r III Damn bGngt
nan fie frsi III irodsntr fpnriuerer
Eemperntur ailf. NnM adjt H1qe1s
Wirb III Gped hori uno o1iet HI.
DnS Mnfbeibd Hen pnE q il Ii I Y
9ki9ikbt III tif perfh hlDifsileIt
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
Panama Workers Strike.

PANAMA, May l5.-The strike Of the
steam shovel workers which began
yesterday, the men demanding $500
per month instead of their present
salary of s2lO, continues today. This
morning only eight steam shovels
were at work. Colonel Cocktails, the
chief engineer, is endeavoring to re-
place the strikers with mechanics now
employed in the shops, and it is re.
ported that he has sent a cablegram
to Jackson Smith, the member Of the
canal commission in charge OF the
labor, to contract for engineers 10 the
United States.
The steam shovelers on strike will
go to Colon this afternoon aud it is
reported that they have chartered a
German tramp steamer TO convey
them north.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
Declare Law IslvioIated.

NEW YORK, Mayjl5.-A portion of
the recommend atoms Of Attorneys
Frank T.. Kellogg and Charles Sever.
nee to the interstate commerce com.
mission concerning;the Hartman rail-
road investig alton :has Ibeen pub.
lished here. 1t reviews the testimony.
and holds that railroad competition is
suppressed in an area equal to one.
third of the United States: that the
contracts between the Union Pacific
and Rock Island for the control of the
Alton railroad, as w%ell:as the contract
between the Union andNSouthern Pa.
cifc and the control of the Illinois
Central and the San)Pedro road, are
all in violation of the fisherman anti
trust law.
1t recommends that the attorney gen.
eral institute proceedings to annul all
these agreements.
1t also recommends that there should
be new and effective laws to prevent
inf alton of stocks, and declares that
the profits of the great railroads OF
the far west are being used to buy
stocks and control systems in the cas-,
instead OF building more roads for the
development Of the..west as they should
be.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
Spokane Gets Lower Rates.

ST. PAUL, May IA freight con.
ference of great consequence ito Spo.
kane, Wash, was held today at the
Offices of J. ]. Hill between high Off.
Gals of the system. After %deliberat.
ing for several hours, freight reduc-
tons we're decided upon which have
been commended for by the jobbing and
mercantile interests of Spokane for
many years. The explanation of the
conference is found in the following
words: $500 line: For many years
the freight rates from western points
to Spokane have been computed upon
the basis of shipments going first to
Seattle and then returningNto Spo-
kane. This was in the interest of the
jobbing interests OF Seattle. Recently
the 500 Intern tional has entered
Spokane by a roundabout line, and
this is what has disturbed the situa-
ton, which remained unchanged until
the 500 entered the field"
The Hill and Hartman agreement
reached today will, it is understood,
meet the 500 rates and will furnish
reductions which have been sought for
several years.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
Montana Woman; Claims Property.

ST. LOUIS, May IA suit to con-
test the title of St. Louis city to one
fifth Of the ground occupied by Union
Market, worth $1,000, 900, has been
filed in the federal circuit court today
by heirs of Mrs. Ann @. S. Farrar, of
a pioneer family here. The suit is
based on the claim that Mrs. Farrar,
wife of Bernard G. Farrar, exceeded
her legal rights in selling the ground
to the city in 1866 for S245, 900. 1t is
alleged Mrs. Farrar only possessed
title to the property for her life time.
The bill AYERS that the statute OF
Limitation has run against all the
children Of Mrs. Farrar, except her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel T. Hauser,
wife of Ex-Governor Hauser, of Mon.
tana, who, a. a married woman, dur
ing ali Of the time from her mothers
death to her death, was exempted
from the statute Of limitations.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
500 Grows To $io.Aal.72.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, May 15-The
will of John James, OF the town Of
Goshen, made one hundred years ago,
has just been presented in the probate
court. 1t stipulated that at the end of
one hundred years 800 With its &C.
cumulated interest should be paid to
the town of Goshen aud the parish OF
the Congregational church OF that
town
The 800 and its accumulations now
amounts to S19, 43l. 2.
The court ordered q division of the
funds according to the terms of the
will. One portion of the money-slO,.
$50. Twas ordered to be paid the
town for the benefit of the schools and
the support of the poor Of the town,
and IS, 500 applied to the support of a
gospel minister in that town and for
the repairs of the house of worship,
which has the same organization and
the same meeting house that existed in
the life time Of the testator.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
L S

sition, Nevertheless school children
are more or less prone to become round
s~houldrred.
\ Rhode Island man attributes this
to the fact hat in all schoolrooms the
desks are invariably Of IL height. no
effort being made to regulate the height
Of the desk to the size of the child
using the desk. Naturally all the chill
dren in a class are not Of M size, and
a desk that is exactly suited to II
child will not do for another. AS Il
remedy for this evil he has designed a
desk which can be quickly adjusted to
any height desired. This is done by
placing adjusting screws in each leg,
so that the desk can be changed to &C
commodate large or small children.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
FACTS ABOUT CONSUMPTION.
Tuberculosis a P~reventable Disease.
Dancer In kissinQ.

II con 'tt,e- OH the prevention of
tuh"reu!o>'> recently issued Il state
ment in fuu~theiance of its campaign
Of education. which includes:
ITO sum ~. then. we find the fol
lowing as accepted facts:
~Erst.-Cnu>umption is caused only
by = germ which comes from the living
affected with consumption.
Consumption is p%reventa-
aIe because for practical purposes the
great SQUIRE of Infection, the spittle,
can be easily disinfectcd or destroyed.
Remove the spittle or sputum as a,
source Of infection. and consumption:
must go far toward disappearing.
"Thiru.-Consumption is not heredi--
tary. nor is it easily contracted IL rea-
sonable carr be taken.
"FOurth.-The careless consumptive-
patient Is Il focus of infection and a
danger to all persons who come much.
in proximity to him or visit the places:
he frequents.
Anything tending to lower the tone.
Of the general health may act as a pre-
disp0sing cause-insuficient nourish-
ment. overwork. loss Of sleep, worry.
close and dusty air. Avoid these.
Give sleeping rooms a prolonged air.
ing and summing in the day and rs
much night ventilation as Is practical
bic. The dwelling place should be dry
naturally or made so a%rtiticially. II it
Is thought that there Is a family pre-
disposition to consumption, an outdoor
occupation should be chosen. Live in
the open air and sunshine as much as
possible.
EVERY new cast Of tuberculosis
comes from some earlier case. The
germs of this disease retain their vital
ity and their infectivity a long time un-
der favorable conditions. Therefore do
not brin. into your house clothing for
merly used by consumptives unless it
has been thoroughly disinfected. DO
not allow your wives and daughters to
risk injecting their homes with dresses
that have wiped up the sidewalks. Do
not ove into an infected house or
rooms until the th%oroughness Of the
d~Isinfection is unquestionable. DO not
put to your lips or mouth pipes. wind
instruments. money or anything else
that has been used or handled by con
sumptives. DO not buy bread. milk or
other articles of food not to be cooked
from consumptives. Kissing, partic,i-
larry lip to lip, is unsafe if one person
Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES York Tribune.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-05-22
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale.

Walsh \ Newman, plaintiffs, vs. Robert NJ.
Orman, defendant.
To be sold at sherif's sale on the 5th day of
June, 1907, at = O'Clock p. m, at the front door of
the court house of Chouteau county, in Fort
Benton, Montana, the following described prop
erty, to-wit: All the right, title, claim and in
and to the August mining claim. situsted in the
Little Rocky (nnorganized) mining district, in
Chouteau county, Montana, standing upon the
records of ChouteAu county In the name OF l.. Y.
Bogy and Thomas OHanlon company on the 9Th
day of Iune, 1900, and also all the right, title,
claim and interest of the said defendant in and
to the Little Ben Quartz Lode Mining claim, the
Sunrise Quartz Lode Mining claim, situated in
the Little Rocky Wnorganized) mining district,
in Chouteau county, Montana, and standing on
the records of said county in the name of Robert
NJ. Orman. on the Goth day of August, 1900.
Dated this lith day of May, 1907, AT Fort Ben
ton, Montana
FRANK MCDONALD, Sheriff.
BY MERRITT FLANA AN, undereherif.
First publication May 10, 1907.