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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26
Ste 9etitperensler toMen
befdmptt ,perDen.

Die Nrdlinentem Der perihieoenen
@i1oteDtrbanoe oss @ertralbunoes III
DbiO bleltsn lsbte Node in Columbus
elne elBun9 ab. III lpslAer bel1lolIen
Wu,oe. oaB Die ,8erman Nmerican Nl.
llalicr" NH ih,en $4,000 Gtimnge.
bern einen Wianr. lpis 8puperneur
bat,is. ben Die .3epublitaEsr tpieoer
nOminlrten, rld9t unlerliiiBsn tonne, oa
.er gum @,lten e,n raoitulsr Semperen3-
ler lei. uno anm Mnoetn lid allsn mla-
tiaen &siormeil asSeniiber oils rl1ii9er
Qemnlldbnb ertDelle.
6erner ipuroe beihlOHen. Dob tpenh
Die bemotratilhe ya,tel cine l,berale
YtatfOrm annsbme uno siuen Wanm
Don llberaler @siinnun9 OILS @outer.
leur nonlinire. Der Sluatsperbano Der
EeutlH Amerltaner iiir ibn elntre,sn
tDetoe.
gie 3uiammentunit iano bauptidh.
li1 ltall. unl 3u Uerblitsr, oaB bic De.
mOlraien BON Oblo osnielbeu Jebler
MAIDEN. lpie Die Nspublitauer. uno um
lhlleli rshi3eitlH elne Warnun1 3u gee
ben. 9Nlro lie nitt befol9t. 10 oiirIle
oYr SluutsDel bano ELI nnabbanAlAes
3ldet ms Oslo itsuen. Nber llht
biUB Den WDuUelneurs= un0 Vlce=@Du.
Observation-Disclosures miro Der Bnno
oleltn DstDlt islne DOlle 2lutmertlam
ttit i1entel. lDnOern aud oenen. Ole
lur Ole nanhe N,alslatur aufgeltsut
DerDen. User Don Olelen Neulen nlht
3nUerIaln9 1T, Dlro betampIi. elnellel
ob - llt anr Dem oenlCtratllnen ooer
lrpu5lltanlltaen lifet einnlltet. Sn
ot, WeilaMmIlInH lelblht bsrllhte 9tO=
ber Gutbuliasnlus.
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Summer 43.
OoIDene 4od)Stif.

Mm Nittlpoth, rs. 1,i6ra 1908 ftief.
ten III 5pdnespille. Cpio. lI,l,Aebtn
BON ibren 0in0eril. Urobiinbs m
g,er,ualo,en anD ssreunoen 0sry Better
WpB iino frau ihre aploens 00Mjfit.
Eitjelbsn Dernldblteil iih an l8. 4R6r3F
1858 in Stonefreef, 9Msc0rdiD0s 90.
Dbio. Balo nnh ihrsr Vtrnld6tnlso
perieaten lie ibren Dobniib MD D1i(-
lersbura. iehrten fpdter aber lDieOer
nod 5.onsereet 3uriif. SIN Snnre
1864 3pgvtl lie nah S6aflssuilIs. no
he nun llber 40 Sabre aesDobnt haben.
Oier iino ibre Rinber. elm Sob1l iin0
orei 5otter. aufaepahien. i}rail
Dpb mar por ibrer 8er,nd ollinA 6rl.
Barbara porrisberaer. IS leben iIlr
moo 3'uel anosre perioneil. ole Dor so
sSohren bel ibrer Yerlndbluna 3uQeaei1
uaren. eine Shwelter uilo Elm Drn0tr
Der ,srau. ,Srau Dllrp Riifellant Iii0
ssohu 0orrlsberaer. bic beioe i'm Siss
nsereettbaie lpohnen. ssrau RIifsna1t
mar auh bel Der Jeier Der QOloenetl
Dohse,t anipeieno. Bon 2 bis S lltr
fano Der gmpfamg bon aiten lrennoell
uno Vsrpanoten fatt. Osnl sSube(s
paare ,puroen uiele tperttuole @jei6snfe
iiberreicht. urter anoerem aud ein idb0S
mes Oelaemdloe BON ein m 8r0BlOhn.
Yriefe uuu 3elegramns nit 8liidDiills
lben tamen uon uielen pldBen III Ohio.
Snoidna. pennlplDanieu, Narplaii0
uno europa. Die Gbe mar nit liinf
ainoern 9eie9net. Der erltaeborne
Sobu lidrh i1ou, als iieines RimD IN
piiIlersburg. Die ueberlebenoen iino
6rau Wn. G @rab IN 3oleoo. sSobn
WpB uno Nrduleiu Marp WpB in
5bon'sollle. 5rau s. IS Stufp porl
Walnut @rest. .. Die GinDer maren
uue antpsleno, oeB9lelhen auh ie4s
WrnBtinber.
,slr,pdhr Der 0err bat Der 5amilie
islnen Ssaeu reihlidb3u 3heil .peroen 5
ldneu. wle er es INNER tbut sn oenen,
Die ihm oertrauen unn ibre bolfnuuQ
auf lbn leBen. W0pe 6ipit ihnen nod I
plele Sabre GAS 2eben ihenten. bus ilt
Der gDanid uieler 5reunoe nnb Wera
tpanoten.
Bon Ginen DerIelbeu.
Gin &ihter in Nebrasta bat euts
ihleoetl. oaB Elm gDanoIims nit @!ds
fern elne Wirtbihaft 1T. Das ndd(fe
1T nan mobl. oaB ein Rsiler, in benz
eine Rlte Bier itebt, uon einem meiien
Gaol 'iir eine Brauersi ertldrt Miro.
Die groe 1T elm Sammertbal.
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Yolitti1es.

Us teblt uns immer nod an gents
Henoell Annaltrh CUR unterbrlnYuuy
Dom yl0ollnnlu.n. iOnit Idnoe Mun
n,dt 10 3lele oislsr be0auernsmerlptn
ytuilpen N oen Dalen mnlerer 8slsB.
aebuna. Glnen Delsa fur unlere bee
lunplltH1 lleIerl Der Nvpralentant 9hD.
mus BON 3lnmbnll Gounlp. Der ftp IN
uulerer @elsBAsbnnH 81 Der yebuup
luna OerltleS: ,Dle SDlusis bat no1
nienals eltDus plOoualrl als &ae, Sn=
1lullDe uno Nslsrsnoum. Nuerolu9s
p,oou5lrt ole Shluel3 t.ine. @eieBaebsr
UUn DER Golte 0lsles 3bomas, oelen
Don altabOlllden Yutentmeol men bee
nebeltss @ebl,n b01ltens bn3u auss
relttt. Oer,llfte 3e!nperen3maBrestln 3u
1a9e 5u foroern.
9i1h ben Mngaben Der 9aftleuts
lino ibrem @anoioatsn ibon iebt 552
5ilmmen fir Die domination als pld.
lloentlcbaitscnnololt DER Nepublltaner
fiber. lpdbreno nur 49l Stlmmen fhr
Ole Nomlnatlon nOtbwynols lino. IS
l1sint oemnah. oaB NOoleoelts @inHuB
melt asnu9 relht. ieiner partei Die No=
mination eines Ulannes uor3uihreiben.
Der obne ben GinfluB oes prdioentsn
uno ieines YeamtenheerA nod nift IN,
Stanoe mare, iiber bic Delegation sllss
ein3iaen Staates 3u uerfiiaen. Wiro
er ibn aber auh erwdhlen t6nnen 2
Wor einem Sabre nominirten bic
Nepublitaner polr @lepelano auf bus
8ebeiB Nooiepelts Burton ols @anoi-
bat fur Wapor uno oas Nefultat NOR
bic gDahl pon 3om 8. csobnlon. Die.
les sSabr tperoen bic &epublitaner aui
pas 8ebeib uon 2oofepelt Iaft als
ganoibat fir prdiioent nonliniren.
Was piro oas Heiultat iein !?
Die perrsn Staatsbeanlten in 30.
lumbus icllten. bepDr lie ibre synlpetto.
rem in bic Counties binousihifen uno
ben @ountp= u,o Muni3ipalbeamten
3igen dber ibleAte Yuhftibrung ct.
theilen. lid au Der eiaenen Naie neh=
men. Soeben entbefte man. buB im
ehoBamt oes 6taates ole Budjiih.
runa cine b09f primitips uno maii9el.
bate III. u. v.
p - - E i
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Wotis att Safer.

sfohn q. MeuBer in Suaarcrept bat
eine fh0ne Nuswabl bon &dlernienii=
lien. 8e5'uirnte 9dstiiher bon s l4,4.
Ralbermdaen. GGspuluer. Sab, rlraci,
aastobidasn. thermometer. perslnute
aasbobrer. 6rutiaiuh. 6urnl'hpdBe.
48 Sohn u. NenBsr. Su9arereet, >
M8cnten OerIangt. Gum Ser.
fauf Don stlit 2eihuunQen in DER
@r0Be pon Is bel 20 3oll iiir 40 Sis.
Rabmen 10 @ents une eutmoris.
Nlatibiloer le per Stiif. @,n sueni
maht 400 proSert prpiit oosr $50 ole
Wohe. GataIo9e uno prob, biii,ier
frsi. ssrunf W. Willlams gompaup
1903 gD Soulor ST.. @licaeo. Su. AZ
n Da es fiir einen Hsihen ihmer 1T.
in's 0immelreicb gu tonlmen. 10 Iullte
man ibm niht audi nod, 100 er's usr.
oient bat. Die NuInabme in oas 3udbts
bans erihpereu.
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9a0eSneut9fettett.
cais.


Genatnr yamb BON 8oleoc bat In,
2eller oes gtaats3uhtbauiss in @olum.
bus einen @efanasnen 9efunoen. Der
am 0anoaelent aufaehdnat mar. Auf
Die 5,ale bes Ssnuiors .9Die ion9e
iino Sic i1on hier?" erpioerte Der @e.
fanaene Brown: .Drei 3age". Die
@eidnpnib- -Nn9eiieatsn ertldrten. oab
Yromn in Der 9lbtbellun9 iiir @iQarren.
fabrication cine leidDte BeiNdftiQun9
babe. aber uidt arbeiten polle.
.Das @ourtiano lotel in @anton mar
wdbreno oerslebten QYohen oreinlat Der
SNauplaB pstlue9ener Naubereien.
9iuhoem Der porter Sobn gollins eil,en
mt Diamanten unb 3ai1enubren 9e=
fiilIten &Offer .inl Werthe uon SIS. UOV
aus benz 9au'e selAatt. unroe bic
9DirtbihaitstaHe Nspliinoert. nno am
ViiitluoN DtorSsn Duroe entceft. oaB
auh Der @iAartsn=Vertaulsltano pDn
Splybuben be,maeiuht woroen su,r.
Sn Beuefontaine baaelte IS leBte
WOhe 10 tart. oaB 3auienoe p0n 8las
i1eiben pom Oberlihtetn uno 8eDahss
uaulern 3erttllmnlert wuroen. Die elet'
trllheu 2ihtusrte muBten cine 3eit
lana ben yvtleb einltellen, 10 bob III
oenl Oriv aapptllhe JlnlterniB berrttie.
Die SepHulierlen StraBen uno audD Die
Obnbdume lite. ShuOen.
6rau Qlpscomb bat lib ihuloi9 be.
fannt. am 20. Jeuruar in @leueldno
aui einsm eniamen Ylabe Oil 3orain
NUenue uno ". liz. StraBe ipren
Munn erihonen 3u bubeu. oDH Dill tie
in NMbWebr aebanoelt baben. Grlt
bate lie bebuuptet. ELL Weaer babe ibren
Mann um @elo an9erempelt uno ibn
Damn eribOnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26
Scr SOB rdiattat itmter oeta
, BuuO cSieuA Atores nilf.

Mm GonntaQ WorQsn farb in Wafb.
inQton Yunbesienatpr Dm. sfames
yrpan BON I;orioa am Nerpeniieber.
Brpan. ber am 10. Qftober 1876 Qe-
boren mar, mar Der iiinahs Bnnoes.
ienator. Grit por 73 3aaen nnhm er
ieinen Sip TN 9ennt Elm. als Wahfol.
aer oes Senaiors Stephen q. WaQorp.
Der ON %. DECEMBER itarb. uno po,.
oieien 73 3aaen mar er 33 lage trant.
Wehrnals mar ner Rrante oem 1ooe
nahe. ct erbolte iih aber imner nieoer
uno nod am 5amiiaa Nbeno hieb es,
oab cine Wenouna gum YeNsrsn in fsi-
mem Yefinoen sinaetreten let. eein
loo peruriabte oater nibt 9erinae
ueberrai4una.
B,pan III oas fiebente Mitelieo oes
Senats. bas ieit Der Wertaqnna oes
So. 2onarefes am 4. Yldr; 1907 ae.
itorben 1T. Die Yeritorbsnen ,partn
bic @enatoren WorQan nnp Dettus
bon alabama. NaGorp BON Sslorioa.
Qatimer bon SIN Garoliua, yroetor
BON Dermont. QDhpte pon Maruluno
uno Brpan bon 6lorioa. Die beioen
lsbten maren ei9enthiimliher Deiie oas
dlteite uno oas iiinaite Mitaiieo oss
Senats. 0err Wbnte mar 81 mno Oerr
Vrnan tpeniner als 80 Sabre alt.
@eaenmdriil l,eaen o,e Gnnnesiena=
loren altman pom Siio Gnroiiilo uno
penrnie BON penniplplnien ith,per
franf odrilieoer. 10 oab man al lbr.n
NmitDmmen apeiielt.
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Sn Wlempb,s. 3enn.. muroe Der
Maihinilt Anop SbompiOn uon einsm
0uno III Die Dano Qebillsn uno osm
| gsaiieur Sniiiiut iloel,Dielen. Aas
Dlenlta9 eniaOb er uno. uon Der Dunos.
wutb befallen. bib er orel brauen uno
3lDel Widlner. beUOt er Don riini Ner3teu
ubstmalt,at Deroen tonnIe. lille 8e-
o,llenen purosn in's Valtsur Snliitut
nah 9tew Orleans bsforoert. @pdter
mahte 3bonlpion einen SelbltmO,o=
i Derludb.
Nnna @uulo 1T nod nidt bon ibrer
5iteliuht 9ebsilt uno mil iebt Den
Jurltsn Oon 5a9an beiraibsn, Der lid
Don lb,em f,iiberen @atten @raisn
@afellane anipufen lieB. Nuf Mitleio
miro lie nibt rehnen oiirfen. iuenn ibre
3lpsite @be eben 10 idleht ausidui lpie
ole erlte.
Sn Der Ndbe pon Wbeelina lpuroa
0arrp &sit, Der 20 Sabre alts SObn
elnes isaru,ers. Usrhaitst. ais er I'M
Bssrlifs mar, lih oas 8slo 3u bolen.
oas anf @,un0 eines DiOboriefes am
elner beltimmten Stelle fir ibn uisoer.
aeleat WOroen mar. hilbert Snsoeaer.
Der YeliBer elmer Wilterei. erbielt per
ein puar 3aaen ein nit ben iiblihen
@mblemen Der ,sdDar3n 0uno" uet.
3iertes S6reiben. III bem er auf4efnr=
oeri tuur0e. bis gum Wiittmoh Mbeno
I'm 9 lpt $1,000 unter eillem 9etpiiien
Jels auf lelntr Jarm au leasn. lpiorl-
aenfalls er 0et6otct weroen iDiiroe. 9roB
oes 9lbratbens ieiner 6reunoe. bradte
Sneoe1er, Der um iein 3eben fiirhtete.
Dos @elo OIL ben beitimmten Ort
6reunoe Sneoe9er's batten absr, obne
ook Der Mann .etpas oapon tpubte, Die
Behoroen benahri9ti0t. uno Der Detet-
tiD Rellep. Der bilfsiheriff Riee unb Der
Qilfs. 8unoesmari1au gDilliams te9a.
BIN li1 oaraufbin ON Wlittmo1 Mbeno,
balo nod @intritt Ger Euntelbeit. an
Drt uno Stelle. no lie orei Stunben
lang I'M Helen lie9eno. mdrteten. un=
9efdbr um 9 llhr tim Elm damn beran.
ariff un!er ben isels unb bolts oas pafet
init Dem @elo beraus. SIN Mu9enbIid
battsn bic orei Be,mteu ben Mann nm.
l3ln9elt. nno als er 3u entfiiebeu iuhte.
aaben Rlce unb Relp 6euer. Der
Wiann Fl | 3u Booen. mar ober unper.
Hest.
Sn Eenniion, Err. MURDER Gannie
3ithie nEo 0arrp Wlegueil. Der frlbere
Qiebbaber Des 1rauenaimmers. perbof.
tet, ra6oem Die Nitttie ben Mlcguen
bei6uloi9t bate. liir ben 3ao BON fiini
perfonen oerontportli9 3u iein. bic I'M
MuSuit poriaen Sabrss IN Oennilon
ums 2eben famen. stunt 2ei1en
waren in ben 3uinen bon Mnne 8ap.
lep's 6reuoen6aus 9efunoen porbs,l:
na&oem 0ieies nieber9ebrannt mar. Nis
@it0ie bebanptet. b0B Ntguen in oem
0auie einsi 6temosn ermoroet unb be,
lraubt babe. unO oob er, nm ni9t 0e.
Port ~ uereen. porber Drei Der Snlais
linntr uf,o sintna W9Qnue !. Rnodonl
Grops@ 0e0ebtn habt. Sin forbi0gl
l6dnsine&t foq oeun ipdtsr bas oanl
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Die groe 1T Elm sSammerthal.
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BeiteS 0eiImitteI Der @eIt.

pahor j. Starbiro BON Gait 3ap=
mono. Wlaine. ia9t: Sd babe Budlens
Mrnica 5albe felt mebreren ssabren auf
nleiner altsn 2riesswunoe uno anoeren
bartnddiaen @eihluiisen 9ebrauht uno
iinoe lie als oas bette Deilmittel Der
gDen. Sd aebrauAe lie au6 nit aro-
Bem grfolg in meiner Wirtfamteit ale
3b,erar3t." 8arnntirt BON peters apo-
|tbete. Sur Is @ents. Neriudt Iie.
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Nid,t n5tbie ~ tterb en-.

.ssyt babe ausgeiunoen. bob es nidt
n6tbi9 1T an Qunaenlfioen 5u iterben.
10 lanoe man Dr. Rin9's New Dis.
coperp betommen tam. ia9t 6rau 5.
g. Wbite pon Ruihboro. 20. SD
ipuroe beute llint an, 2eben iein. tpenn
es ni9t fur oieie uunberbare Meoi3in
oetpeien ,pdre. Sic lost einen 0unen
raider, als ir9enD ion0 etuas uno beilt
QunoeMtraniheit ielbh oann. na9oen,
Der GaQ oIs boffnun9slos erildrt ii. s
Dies '6uBerif 3uperldifi0e oe,lmittel ftr
Dnfen unb Grt6ltanQsn. @rippf.
Aabma, Hron9itis unb 0eiierteit ipir0
Inter @arantie perfouit pon 90. g
Beiers Apotbete. Hreis SOC unD 3l.
prcbefaiAe frsi. 9n psisrs apot6ste
lpirb 6eutl1 oeipro&sn.
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GrDffnlna6,
Wustelnl19 po1l @utluaarelt
am Samltag, 28. Mdr3.

Nurn1toe miro @ad bet einer @rGHnun9 cine 1dSne gus
mab bon 9utmaaren erer &ai 5esen. ne ate nb ale BON
Olcoifnnen eriter &laiie 9emadt uno sarnirt.
Die 8urnfce 6ute ae9en Die Mobe, inb stem MaeraI
uno por5sd sarb llnere auseteam i'm 6ubeparten,eut
baten ale @abruns in ibrem Ja wien pie enn ut an.
5upaen uuD tSnnen brbeen, Oh 9u elmer 9eron ubl an
isbt ooer nb llnire 9ate seb INNER 8efriebisuns Dss
Departement 6 eoer Seebuns auf Der 60be Der et uuo
aes mas es in oier 8ane neues sibt Il, bier gu babeu.
Snrnitce'S Separtn1cnt 9tprc.
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in Brano aeftedt haben. neil es nibt
gelanl, ilah bem Woro Die Wlutipuren
9an3 3u uerlpiihsn.
SSn Norfolf. ya.. tpiitbete am D;ens.
iaa ein ihmerer S1neefurm uno anm
IN Briaol. 3enn.
@ine unaefdhr rs Wann iiorie Bonoe
uon nastirten giahtreitern bat an,
Samstaa N0raen 3u friiber stunoe
0arlan 0eoqes. einen prominente,
6armer. Der iieben Weilen noroueitIin
bon garlisle. Gp.. mobnt. eriho1en.
IS 1T oies Der srfe Worb. ben Die
9ladtreiter III Der .Blue @rab" Ne9ion
bon &entudp beaanQen aaben.
pdAtsr uon 3abatlano perlaKen iebt
lnaNenweife bic 8eQeno. ertldreno. baB
fie nit Dem Yau BON 0aier. Weisen
ober Nlais auf ,bren ileineu par3e0en
flidt aenua ueroienen t6nnen. UNI ihre
Gamilien 5u erndhren. Diele 6armer
bieten aud ihr Nano gum Rauf al uno
beabiidti9en. 3entudp su perlaien.
Die Gage 1T iebt in Qentudp ialimmer
als Dies ie felt Besinn oes 3abattrie9es
Der 6aQ mar.
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: Galt jsoer Reformer III nit Der
iiren s}bee bebaftet. oaB obne feline Nlit.
mirtun9 oas gDelt9etriebe in 5tiuitano
0er0tben miiroe.
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als oies ie isit Beginn oes 9abattrieges
Der 1aQ mar.
ssn poien ,puroe Otto Slider, Elm
llnteroffi3ier bes AZ. Snfanterie=Reais
ments. bon einem 2rieasaeridat au 3tuei
Monaten pait uno Dearaoirun0 per=
urtbsilt. nahosm er in so Jdllen Der
B,utalitdt 9eQen ieine lnteraebenen
ibuloi9 beinnosn moroen mar. IS
muroe nahae'uleien. ouB er mehreren
eoloaten Den bloBen Miifeu nit iehr
iharien Birfen uno Sano lanae 3eit
,idruppen" lieB. Slider bate friiber
ihon ue9en elnes dbnllhen Ueraebens
brei Monate ,Qebrummt".
Mm l8. Mdrs fanoen in Berlin
stimmrehts- Demonitrdtionen itait uno
ipuroen AZ perioneu perbaftet. Neuu
YollSil1sn tpuroen III ben 3uiamnlen=
ltobsn nit Der Demonitranieu perIsbt.
Weniaitens so psrionen miilen Der.
,punoet ,porben iein. bic aenaue 3abl
III aber niht au ermiiteln. oa uiele Der
Qenie iih nab 0anis beQaben uno lih
bort lire Wanoen Derbinoei, lieben.
sn Gattotpib. preuBiih=edleiisn.
fnno am 20. Dtdr3 in Ger ftdotiihen
G1ule am Nud)mittag mdhreno elmer
6eneriibuna eius Youit itatt. bel Der
piele &inoer nit Den sSiiben 9etreten
,purosu uno beiinnunaslos aus bern
Shulaebduoe beruus9etraaen luesoen
muBten; es fam aber Niemano ums
2eben. gas Si0nul iiir bic Geuer=
iibun9 nuroe Ne9eben. es hslts lih
absr balo Deraus. oab cine Der 3hiiren
perlhlpNsn mar. 8leid nah bsm Sia=
nul marichirten Die 2iuoer Der lshsten
Glajje auf oisie 9bilr gu. lie luaren
absr niht i'm Stanoe. blnaIs3uaslan=
gen. Die nuhiulaenoeu Rinoer lUuB-
ten niht. nm mas es lih bunoslle uuo
,o,dnatsu in 10 eneraliGer gDe'le oor.
mdrts. Sab ole Woroeriten nieoerQeuOr=
len wuroen uno nnter Die JiiBe Der
Nuhfpr rmenoen 9erletben. Woriiber,
Usb.noen. Die oas @einrei Der Gincer
pernomnen ha!ten. aslanA IS ihlleBlih.
bic 3blir au 6ffnen uuo Der panit ein
gnoe au MAIDEN.
Ser iapaniihe Riiltenoampier .Wut.
iu Ularu". 1900 9Onnen. nuroe am
vionta9 Moraen um balb 3luei llbr in
Der Ndpe pon 0atooate bel elner Golli=
lion mi! oem Dampfer .Dioeposti
lRaru". BON 700 Sonnen in ben 8runo
aebohrt. Ser R.pitdn bes Tampfe's,
bic neiten Der 244 paHa9iere uno 43
Wann BON Der Yeiabun9 tamen ums
Qeben. Die ueberlebenoen murben BON
Der .Qioeposti Wa,u" uno einem alloe-
rem Dampisr auf9enomn,en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-26

9reimal nad) chamber
periuht peerleb Mehl uno sShr tperbet
ga6 iiber3euaen. oaB oeitn Qualitdt
Qeraoe ridiiQ 1T. UNI guren @eidmad
1u befrieoiaen, m6at Sbr au6 nod 10
tritilA peranlaat iein. DaHelbe 1T
bonn bshen Wintermei3en beraefteQt uno
noG elner 9Retbooe aemahlen. bic ale
Quten Beitanotheile bes @etreibes benz
Nebl erbdlt. sShr finoet tein anoeres
Nebl. lpeltbes in 9leiher 9Deife oieiem
tAr @ebdf aQer Art aleih tonlmt. ohne
Rhdiiht auf ben preis. ben Sbr oafiir
be3ablt.
YarSsstp DlillingGo.
GanaI 9ouer, ..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-03
The Indian as an Athlete.

Any one who has seen the Car
Isle battalion on parade, its ranks
of slim dusky- faced youths moving
with step at once swift and
stealthy, will not need to be told
that it contains the material for
several foot ball elevens, full of
fire and courage, quick, dextrous,
keen nerved. The battalion
speads that even to those not famil-
lar with the history of the game
or the records of the PLAY. The
Carlisle lads are civilized Indians
50 far as training, discipline and
organization go, and doubtless this
experience aids them in playing
game in which so much depends
on happy combination of the mi
tiative in the individual and unity
of the team; but they have not been
wholly under obligation to the
white man for that adaptability to
sport which dexterity expresses.
The Indians have long been ath-
letes in their way, and did their
records survive we should undoubt-
eddy find among them evidence of
great play ers, tribal idols, the
exposures Of dusky galleries. Be-
fore the palefaces came the Indians
had their sports, precisely as they
had their chowder, and the new
corners were not long in realizing
that in athletic contests it was
their Drawn that gave them sue
cess over the redskins. The In
dian brain was good; the Indian
body supple; the Indian skill SUBJ
tie; the Indian nerve all that could
be desired, sometimes more.
Boston Transcript.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-03

as a possible man to hold together
force of mid Western people.
Smith has been giving evidence of
entire Willingness to be considered
and members in Nebraska and
Iowa have declared for him.
Congressman Cooper of Wiscon-
sin is another whose name is never
omitted in such considerations.
He has been the most outspoken
and earnest of critics of both the
rules and the Speaker; he has had
long and honorable service; in abil-
ity and character he is ranked
among the strongest men in the
House.
The East is the region of over
powering Cannon strength. Mas
sachusetts men are personally dis
pleased with Cannon; yet, it is
said, all but one will vote for him.
The suggestion has been put for
ward that Herbert Parsons, Re
publican boss of New York county,
would be strong card with the
big Empire State delegation. But
Parsons friends says he has pledg-
ed himself to Cannon. Pennsyl.
vania is expected to give every vote
to Cannon, fight or no fight.
Against this array of Cannon
forces there stands the possibility
of getting results through an ap-
peal to the country; of using the
power of patronage and the Ad-
ministratiOn's influence; of draw
ing the line SO sharply on the
character of tariff revision as to
scare courage into men who do not
want to be called to task for a fail
ure of revision. The declaration
that Taft would veto a tariff bill
which did not meet with his ap-
proval has given pause to many
members who know that their dis
tricts would be indignant if they
should support an organization
whose failure to execute party
pledges would result in such dis
aSter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-03
The Candles Of the Poor.

The greatest problem today
among the poor and middle poor. &"
says George Ethelbert Walsh in
Moody's Magazine, is that of
good investments of their savings. p"
The poor man, like his prosperous
brother, is not free, unhappily,
from a desire to better his condi-
ton. But when by dint of hard
work and rigid economy he has ac
cumulated 5000 or $500, he is
usually very much at a loss to in
vest it. At this junCture some
plausible william appears and
pockets his savings in return for a
Spanish castle or a dozen shares
in a gold mine situated in the
mountains of the moon. But it is
a fundamental and hitherto un-
challenged principle that every
man may squander his money in
his own fashion. 1t is in these
modern times quite proper to pry
into mans conscience, but to
pry into his purse is an intrusion
on the most sacred part of his ma
ture. The reserve which has been
exercised IN this matter is aston
ishing-and in some respects quite
cOmmendable Yet there is GER
tainly an opportunity for philan-
thropy in the dissemination among
the honest poor of some informa-
ton on sound and unsound invest
ments. Too often the story of the
investment Of their hard won saw
ings might be described as The
short but simple CANDLES of the
poor. New York Evening Post.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-12-03
HumuS Burned Out.

The real loss is far greater than
any estimate shows, based upon
the amount of timber consumed
and the value of the property of
the settler and the houses and i'm
provements of the villages and
towns. The greatest loss, proba-
bly,, is one that is never taken in
a. count-the loss of young trees
and the loss in humus.
After one of these terrible con-
tiagrations has swept over a timber
slashing not living thing of vege-
tation is left. Nature has to begin
again the work of furnishing pro-
lection for the naked earth; years
must elapse before the traces of the
dreary desolation are hidden. The
farmer who returns to rebuild his
home upon the ashes is without
material for building or feeding,
aid soon he is without material
for living except what he buys.
But the loss of humus is a far
greater loss. The vegetable matter
50 abundant on the surface of the
soil in a new country is devoured
by the flames. The top soil with
all tn at it contains is turned into
ashes. For two or three years
good crops may follow because of
the abundance of ashes lying over
the soil, but the stimulating effect
of these is soon lost. The area
burned over will not recover what
it lost by such confagration in a
score of years or in a period much
longer-St. Paul Pioneer Press.