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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
ANARCH|ST|C
PLOT IS Fooled
THE OBJECT OF THE PLOT WAS
TO DESTROY PART OF AMER
lCAN FLEET.
The Conspiracy was FolIed by the
Prompt Action Of the Brazilian Po-
lice. Anarchists of Different Ma
tions Involved.

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 20.-The Brazil
Ian police have discovered an an
archistic plot here, having as it's OBJ
ject the destruction of part Of the
American feet.
The conspiracy, while centering In
Rio Janeiro and Petropolis, has rami-
fications in Sac Paulo and Minos Ger
aes. A man named Jean Fedher who
resided in Petropolis, was the chief
conspirator here, although it is un-
derstood that foreign anarchists are
deeply involved in the plot.
Fedher is believed to have fed to Sac
Paulo, and the police, who know
him, have been sent to that place for
the purpose of apprehending him.
One of the detectives, who was well
acquainted with Fedher, having serv-
ed on the police force at Petropolis
for some time, returned from that
place to-day, after having made in
vestigations here, and had a long con-
ference with the chief of police at
Rio Janeiro. The chief stated later
that the Sac Paulo police are on the
track of the. arch conspirator and
expect to arrest him soon.
In an official note which the chief
of police sent to the correspondent Of
the Associated Press he says:
"Some time before the arrival Of
the American fleet at Rio Janeiro
the Brazilian government received
information from Washington and
Paris that anarchists of different ma
tionalities intended to damage one or
several of the ships of the American
feet. The names and addresses of
the conspirators were indicated by
information which the police here
had received previously from France
and Germany.
The police of this district are work.
ing with the police of Sac Paulo and
Minas Geraes and am sure every
precaution will be exercised and the
most rigorous vigilance observed both
on land and at sea to prevent any in
jury being DONE"
The chief of police authorized the
statement that the plot was organ
lied by Fedher, and he added that
the people could rest easy, as all Of
the conspirators had taken refuge in
the interior.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
CHARGE OF ARSON IS MADE
c. c. BREUER, CINCINNATI cAPI.
TALIsT, is ARRESTED.
Daughters Had Been Awarded Renta
of Building Whose Destruction
Was Attempted.

Cincinnati, Jan. 18.-The arrest
Friday of G. G. Breuer, a local capital
list, on warrant sworn out by Deputy
States Fire Marshal Ambrose, charg-
ing arson, was the elimination of a
contest between Breuer and his sec
ond wife, and his two daughters by a
first wife, that has continued for two
or three years.
Claiming i'll treatment by their STEP
mother, the girls left home and went
to live with friends in Kentucky near
ly three years ago, evading their
father by removing. from the state.
In the sensational developments
that followed his attempt to make
them live with their step-mother and
their demand that he furnish them
proper support elsewhere, the courts
were appealed to and the juvenile
court in this city finally took them
away from their father entirely, but
ordered that he provide them with an
income from the rentals of the Frank
lin building, substantial fve-story
block'occupied by various tenants. AS
the months passed the building was
gradually vacated and Breuer recently
filed deed of assignment
Thursday clerk had occasion to
visit the building and found lighted
candle connected with can of kero-
sene, fuse and two sticks of dyna-
mite, apparently indicating an attempt
to blow up and burn the building.
The police were notified and reported
that they saw a man enter the build
ing later in the night and that they
had also found other evidences con.
Meeting the same man with the at
tempt to dynamite the building.
No name was given out in that con.
nection, but Friday afternoon the
state fire marshal swore out a war
rant for the arrest of Breuer on a
charge of arson, and the arrest fol.
lowed. Breuer is well known and has
been considered quite wealthy.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
FAILS TO lNDoRsE HUGHES.
New York County Republican Commit.
tee Has Bitter Fight.

New York, Jan. 17.-After one of the
bitterest fights lin its existence the
New York county Republican commit
tee adjourned at midnight Thursday
night without having indorsed any
candidate for the presidential nomina-
ton. An attempt to take up the
tabled resolution indorsing Gov.
Hughes failed and the meeting was
adjourned for one month.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
Lumber Men Discharged.

Minneapolis, Jan. 18.-Vindication
for the famous little "black book, :"
enemy of the lumber mailorder houses,
and exoneration for nineteen pro-
minent lumber dealers of the North
west was obtained when Judge VIM.
A. Lochren Of the federal bench an
nounced after a lengthy hearing in
Minneapolis that there is nothing
criminal about any one asking for
catalogues from a firm whether he
intends to make a purchase or not,
sustaining the demurrer of the indict-
ed lumberman, dismissing the cases
against them and relieving bondsmen
from further obligation.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
labor Struggle
ON lakes coming
LUMBER CARRIERS DECIDE THEY
MUST REDUCE EXPENSES
OF OPERATION.
Lost Money Last Year-Many Hun.
dreds Of Boatmen and Longshore.
men Will Be Notwithstanding
Elects Its Officers.

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 16.-At their an
nual meeting here Wednesday the
Lumber Carriers Association of the
Great Lakes decided that it would be
impossible to operate their boats dur
ing the coming season at the same ex-
pense and under the same conditions
as prevailed during 1907 and appointed
labor committee to devise means to
improve the conditions.
This action is generally taken to
presage struggle in the spring with
the various labor unions whose mem
bers are employed on the boats, and
the longshoremen, and a late opening
of the lumber carrying season.
Operated at Loss Last Year.
In statement issued after the meet
ing the association declared that most
of it's boats were operated at loss
for the season of 1907, some at con-
siderable loss. It was, therefore, the
unanimous opinion of those present,
representing over IS per cent. of the
lumber tonnage of the lakes, that
with the further decreased freight in
sight for the coming year, carrying
with it probable reduction in freight
rates, it would be impossible to operate
the boats for the coming year under
the same expense and conditions as
existed in 1907"
Hundreds of Men Involved.
There are about 325 boats engaged
in the lumber trade on the lakes and
their loading and unloading gives EN-.
ployment to hundreds of longshore-
men.
The association elected the follow
ing officers: President, w. H. Teare;
vice presidents, o. w. Blodgett, E. l..
Fisher, A. w. Comstock; secretary,
treasurer, H. E. Runnels; board of
managers of 27 members was also
elected.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
Tricks Of. Trades.

New Clerk-This prescription calls
for drug never heard of, and can't
find in the books.
Druggist-That's one of Dr.. Rich.
mans prescriptions. He uses faxed.
up names for simple drugs, SO that pa,
tients will have to go to Catchem 8
Cheatem's drug. store to. get them
filed. He has half interest in the
firm.
II see. What shall I do?" \
"Tell the messenger we don't keep
Photographic chemicals. Then the
family'll get scared and hire another
doctor."-N. Y. Weekly.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
DYNAMITE BLAST FATAL.
Explosive in Charged Hole Goes Of
Without Warning.

Duluth, JAM, 1s.-A dynamite explo-
sion fatally injured two men and bad
]y injured two others at Lakeside.
The fatally injured are:
JOSEPH CHINOCI, married, aged
forty, of 11O2 West Third street.
GUSTAV ERICKSON, aged twen-
ty-six, unmarried.
Seriously injured:
P. Johnson, 4511 Cambridge street.
Ernest Mollen.
The men were engaged at blasting
rock for sewer excavation and Mr..
Johnson, one of the injured, was the
contractor.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

A Pittsburg millionaire ran down
New Yorker with his automobile.
The Pittsburger stopped his car and
the New York man didn't sue. The
most stubborn person will admit that
both incidents are within the bounds
of possibility.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
Railway Contractors Bankrupt.

Denver, Col, Jan. ia petition in
bankruptcy was filed Thursday after
noon with the clerk of the United
States court by Orman & Crook, rail-
road contractors of this city. This
firm had the contract for the construc-
tion of part of the present Moffat
road. The total liabilities are given
as $741,136 and the total assets as
$1,282,771.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The harbor authorities at Chicago
purpose furnishing steamer for un-
necessary whistling. If the regulation
proves serviceable almost any busi-
ness man would be thankful for a
hint by which the law, could be made
applicable to his office boy corps.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

A man was caught under the bed in
New York house. He ought to be
put in an iron cage and kept at the
zoo or some other public place, so that
timid women could be assured by see-
ing him that the dread of every femi-
nine life--the man-under-the-bed-
caught at last.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

A reporter in the southwest wrote:
"Miles Of loaded box cars, sealed and
south-bound, await the tug of steel
sinews urged to motion by their pom.
derous lungs of steam It is all non,
sense to say that. ours is gray and
inexpensive tongue.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

In England the greatest possible
phenomenon has happened. In the
case of the threatened railway strike
precedent has been established by
which both sides are satisfied. To es-
tablish precedent is a wrench to
the British mind in itself, but to sat.
isfy everybody in doing so is so unpre-
cedented as to redouble the shock.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

OF course, it was all right for that
Connecticut millionaire to dance the
highland fling on his silver wedding
anniversary If he SO desired, but sup.
pose he should drop off and some OF
his heirs should desire to contest his
will.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
the four Wood brothers and the Wis
consin Grain Company charged with
violating the United States postal
laws.
Torpedo Boats Arrive at Rio

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 18.-The American
battleship fleet was Joined Friday in
the harbor of Rio Janeiro by the tor
pedo boat flotilla, numbering six ves-
sells, which arrived from Pernambuco
and anchored near the 16 big battle
ships at 3:45 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
Moylna Picture Shows Closed.

Mobile, Ala, Jan. 18.-Mayor p. ].
Lyons Friday ordered all moving pic
ture shows in this city. closed. An in
spectirn of the building was made by
the chef of the fire department build
ing inspector and city electricians and
they found that the fire exits were
dang erous to the public.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23
Ask Arrest Of Nine.

st. Paul, Mimi, Jan. 16.-Warrants
were issued from the United States
district court Wednesday for the ar
rest of nine men in connection with
the case Of the government against
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

An Indiana woman has gone to Jail
rather than pay a fine of one cent. If
the Judge had made the fine two cents
1t could have been marked down, thus
averting the trouble that has come.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The report is confirmed that Saturn
has knots in its rings. Then it may be
assumed that the planet, like our
selves, has also kinks in it's election
laws.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The matrimonial market holds firm
in spite Of the practical monopoly of
the diamond product of the world by
the De Beers company
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The Ink of the books printed to-day,
the chemists say, will have faded in ~
years. The flood of historical novels
of year or so ago wasn't so great
plague as was feared.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

Love Is the Sum of It All" is the
title of new novel. It is not ex-
planned why the author left out the
other words in the dictionary.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

In the matter of millions of our
money going to Europe through the
marriage of heiresses, nobody over
there seems to be complaining Of the
American financial invasion.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

Many New York families are dis.
charging their servant girls, but Mrs.
j. Pierpont Morgan is not doing her
own cooking.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

A Kansas undertaken has been ad.
mitted to the practice of medicine.
Does the law permit that sort Of a
merger?
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

Although nearly everything else is
Tightening up, it is noteworthy that a
Connecticut corset factory has closed
up.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The open door japan promised for
Manchuria seems to be one of those
revolving affairs affected in American
cities,
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The PIONEER PRINTERY prints any
things Try it and see.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1908-01-23

The PIONEER s1.5O The Year.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30
Ser Mtfaoo 5ubaufe.

Strene aeorbnet 1T fir osn Be-
herrIder Sapdns bas 5usenert; nit
Der MpAerniiirung eSapans lit audi
fir ben sSiiriten nas forglofe Wobne>
ben uiiatiiden DeIpot;smus oerz
fbtpunhsn, unb Sic 9(rbeit uno Die
Miiben Ser 6erriderpTlihten ino
in ibrs Rehte eet,eten. Mnmor<
eenhlih um 6 l1br er5ebt iih
Der Wifaoo, un7 ltbr miro bas ssriibz
itiid eingenommen, um neun erfolet
Der tdeIide 8efuh bss 2siborates unb
INN oebn iinb ale Vripateeiddfte uno
palaitaneeleeenbeiten erlebist.. Weit
,lntpnnoelbarer piinftli1feit betritt
eann Der Monard fein sroBes 8iblio=
t6efaimmer, um iid ben5taatsseFhdf=
ten 3u ipibmen, &eeierunesfrogen 3u
priifen unb gu entfdeioen, @ineaben
uno @efu4e gu iiberflieeen unb al bic
Mrbeiten gu erleoisen, oie eincm rnps
bernen Staatslenter obliesen. I'm
sip0lf miro bie Mablaeit eingenpm=
men; es bebeutet nur cine tllrae Inter
brehuna Der Nrbeit. his Damn Bis s
pher 6 ubr Nchmittags forteeleBt
tpirb.
Sn friberen 3eiten Iiebte es Ser Mi-
tabo, olltdelih einiee 5reiitunoen TOR
perlihen llnbungen unb benz Sport Su
!piomen als Bpeenihiibe 3eiate er
erobe @etpdn0tbeit -. aber beute fin
cet Der Raifer faum nod, ,3eit aum
Musfpannen. uno nllr felten geitattet
er iih ben Gurus. in Begleitun9 ieines
fleinen 9erriers einen turaen Spa
3iergane burh Die prahtpollen 0Grten
ieines palaites 81 unternebmen. gaur
elm iinnreih fonftruirtes b0l3ernes
pferb, Elm IN Sapan gefertigter Nett@
apparat, getpdhrt benz Mitaoo Sc
leeenheit au tOrperli9er Mnitrensung
uno 8etpeeung, uno bie1en gpmnaitiz
fhen nebuneen folst bann ftets oas
t6glihe beige BAD. bas ieoem Saponer
unentbebrlih er5heint. Grit no1 benz
NbenbeEen ipibmet Der &oifer fin feis.
nen acknowledgement, Der 8efhGfti=
a,ing nit Di6ttunft ilno 2itsratur, Be-
rem 5tubtum ibm nod Den GDraen
Oes Hases grboluns uno 8efreiuns
hietet.
Den Gag Iber, 70 longe Sic Neaie=
rungsgefn6fte ben oberiten Dieatr beS
@tnoteS III Mnfpruh nebmen. tr6gt er
ftts Die miIitGri{l3< Uniform mil Sen
MbaHitben hes 9herfffnn1nndnbfrk hefl
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30
9aS Sippopotan u, us.

sssm grobsn Saale bes llniperii@
tGtsitdbthens 4. finoet ber Nortraa
eines Observation-Disclosures Itaff,
au Dem iih fait bie seIammte proz
feiiorenihaft nit Damen einsefunoen
bat. Der 9ortraeenoe, Der an elmer
aroben 5afel, bic auf elmer 5taffelsi
iteht, feline Nebe ab uno au barf
3eihnunsen erldutsrt. bat aera0e
Die Saso auf oas JluBpfero eeIhil@
BERT unb fhliebt nit oen Worten:
,@s lit Elm furhtbares nnb unpergebz
lides Sdouipiel, bas feline Suuitraz
tim redt lpieoer3ueeben perraas.
tpenn Oas aepaltise 6ippopotumus.
aus Dem Waloe brehenb unb olles,
mas fih ibm eutsesenitellt, bei @site'
perfsnb pRr nierberitampfenb, auf
ben naben Stub sutrottet
ssSn bieiem Mugenblid Dffnen iih
gerdufdpol Die sSliiseltbiiren ots
5aales, nnb Der oide Notb pu.ttr,
lhperatbnsnb, bic lansen Mrme pens
oelartie betpesenb, i1rsitet ipuhtigen
Srittes b<rin, reibt i'm 0orbei5hgtis
ten Gtaffelei farnmt 9afel um livl6
nimmt NIT einem I'm t;efiten 8ai1eG
berpprgeitoBenen teboutrnosn: %.
p!" auf sinsm leertn Gtuhle 0er
por0srften Reibe Wob.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30

Won ben neuen Ronalprojeften in
gapern fheinen iih, ipie aus Deutlhs
Lamb eefhrieben miro. Die aipei bebeus
ten6@ten, oas bon 6errn Oberbouratb
!oenfel unb basjenise beg prinaen
Qubnig, mad borgenommenen 9eiihz
tisungen nnh 8erehnungen ean3 gut
in ems 3ufammenfaTen 3u laNen, bas
lpobl, ipenn aud nod nidt in abfebz
borer 3eit, our Wusfiibrung gelangen
biirfte. Darnan tpiiroe einmaI Der
Stain 6urh einen Ranal bon Miira<
burg iiber llffenbeim unb Steppberg
init Der Dondu berbunoen, elm tpeiterer
Werbin6ungstanal bon llffenbeim an
ben Neddr unb 0urd biefen gum
Mbtin. l1lm, Muesburs uno Mun9en
anatfhloTen, pielleiht au9 nod aun
8r6eniee cine 8erbinhuna sefnoffen,
ipoOurd fur gang SiiobeutfhlanO
Waiferftrdben eefhoffen ipiirben bon
au6erproentliner Bebeutune. Melz
her S5rohtberfebr jebt fdon auf 6enl
Moin herr{nt, befon6ers Bel bo6enr
MoferFano. tpo oie auf oem Abein ees
bcnben erpkenGh Ghleppfdiffe bisWiir3>
blrg fdbren f6nnen, iii foum eloubs
lid mem man es ni9t oeieben bat.
0cri9eS Snbr tpur0en beifpielstpeife
fir 6os RDnisreih MunlGnien 1or-
pebobooie bDn Nbein ber anf BEN
w2otn unb 0urh ben alttn M1ins
D03iouf6n1l (Qu6ipias asfannD III bic
DcRon uito nad BEN G6porsen Meer
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grr1,1ild)tea.

Drei oeutfd< Rraftspaeen baben
BEL Der arDBen Mutomobilfabrt gu
Disppe in s5rantreib Die eriten brei
plGbe erobsrt, unb Der als gieser
bnrhs 3iel geben0e Rrafttpa9en tpur=
oe aud pon eintm Deutihen. Sem
0errn Quutenfhldser, geltntt. -
Otutfne synbuitrie atnb beutIher
Mltb ln6 Musoaner bdben bier in
syranfreiH cine frieolifs 5hlaht gez
lhlaget unb eine friebliGe Groberune
aemant, Oeren Mertb nidbt iilter=
5hGbt tperoen ioIIte. Doh fpIlte
man babel aud nimt pergefen, bab
iin bie sFran3ofew re@ anftdnbig
ae3eigt baben. Dit frun30fiihe Mu@
iitfapene fpielte Bel ber @elegenbeit
Sic vMont am Ntein1. 1ino ons franz
a0iifhe palblitum b0rte lie Obne
WMrrtll an.
Die Mepublif 0ene3uela Sat ibren
geIn6ftstr6gtr IN Wdibington obbez
rufen. O1 Die BunoeS Sbnuptlta6t i'm
GDnantr BON iGnntltmtn Niplom1z
ten ipk0fn BET bprt herrf rfmknDeil 6ibe
geniitbtn iDir0, biirfte bef tnesDlds
1ltr pb timer Mbbernftlng 61b lieb}t
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UtIIuIeucHt IHIft1u|k 0Vuttel tttNS
ben Elm RlaqeIitb iibtr bic syein0s
ftaft, Sic IN alien RrtiIsn oes anlee
ritanifhen 0oltss gegen Rubldno
Dorbanoen iein fon. Sic beIduloisen
japaniids unb ruifiinzreDolutiondre
Ngitatoren Die llrfdhe 0iaer Jeiros
lhaft 5u fein. I'm Die Mmerifdner
iiber bic Gage in MubInnb su unter=
rihten, miro Dorsefhlugtn, bab cine
@ruppe prominenter NuHtn eine Nnz
5abl etnflubreiher Mmeritaner ~
politifer, @elebrte, Raufltute Sinan~
aiers uno @ef1Gftsltute nah
Mublanb einlaOe, bariit lie oie hortis
gen 0srbdltniiIe feben nnD beurtbei1
len tonnen. Win Sic rllfiifhe Megie=
rnna ben Nmertfanern potemtinfhe
DOrfer porfiibren, balnit biefe Iih
aur llnterbringung elmer ruifiihen
MnlsiR bepegen laf1en.
Bel aoln 1T eine i'm Bnu beariffez
ne Rbeinbriide aufammeneeftiirat unb
bat etne Nnaabl Mrbeiter nit in bic
Siefe aeriifen. Benn bds b;erauIanbe
pa1ilrt, 10 fagt man briiben einfdh:
.eht amerifantih". Nun baben iih
aber III BeutIhlano dbnfihe 9prfdle
in leBter 3eit 70 bdufig ereisnst -
mir erinnern nur an bic Wuiitballe in
@DrltB =, Dab man fih bod fragen
mub: .Wo bleibt Die oeutf1e
@riinoli6feit unb Woriidt2"
6anhel tennt feline ssreuroT1aft.
So oide Sreunbe Rufen uno Gran=
solen in politiiher 0iniiht !inn, 1dlt
bas Die ssransoIsn ooh niht ab, Die
yolen In einem 8opcott segen ruff
ihe Waaren gu unterltiiben, an oeren
Ste1e fransoiifhe treten iollen. unb
Der Olterreihilde 6anbIsminiiter
foroert in einem befonberen REnb=
ihreiben bic @roRbdnbIer in @aliz
aien auf, oie llnoufrieoenbeit Der po=
len nit Der preubilhen poIitit 3ur
Ieroransurs Der oeutfden Baaren
au benrbsn.
Die 6unfentelesrapbie, tpie man
oriiben bic ohne Draft orbeitenbe
9elesraphie nennt, lit am /. Suli in
Den telegrapbifhen NerfeEr res
Oeutihen Reiches aufgenommen lpnrz
Sen. Sia ioa in Nnpenbuna aez
brad)t iperben BEL benz Berfshr slpiz
5d)en 8iiitenitationen unD Stotionen
auf Shiffen in See unb fir Sen Ser
tehr bon S1iff gu Shiff. Die Sc
biihren fir berartiae 5e!egramme
umfa1en Die aiiitensesiiGr, biegproz
ee5iibr unb Die sstuDbnlihs &;ebi;fr.
Stir beutihe Statipnen beirdgt Die
&iiitenaebii9r i'm olIgemeinen pier
Gents fir bas Dort unb minoeItens
piersia Gents fir Elm 5eleqramm,
ole 9prbeehiibr neun Gsilis fir has
Wprt uno minbefters neilnsig gents
fir cas- 5slesramm. Sopiel mir
ipii1en, lit 9eutf6lans Der erft
Staat, Ser Die 6unfente!egrdp5;e in
aieier Weiie Dem aroben publituns
auga1lelih madt. Wenn man in 8ee
iroht aiebt. oab Die 8unit. 9epeIfen
pbne Die 9enubuno bss Orabtes sa
bef0roern. rerhdltnibmdbig iuna unc
audi nod nit manherlei Shlpierig@
feiten psrbunben lit. miiFen bis cnaez
fii5rten Sdss als isbr r:eoris beoeic9z
net irerhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30

ltniperfitdtsprofeior Or. M. 6eitz
Ter f1reibt einem Wiener Blatte: ) Der
SAulunterridt in Der beiben Sabres.
oeit 6iirfte auh i'm alien Hom @egenz
itanb BON gr0rterunsen setpefen fein.
Wenn bie 8inaer i'm CONNER gefunb
iinb. lernen iie senus, fdreibt Mar.
!ial.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-30

Gs beibf. baB 0err ModefelIsr iif
ais Gdriitfeller Deriumen :DpIle, 9ie
Wlittel oaau. s, 3. Die @elonittel, bey
iibt er.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1908-03-20
Queer Oruos.

The venom of the rattlesnake has
been known to cure locomotor ataxia
and scarlet fever" said a chemist.
Homeopathic physicians often pre-
scribe it."
You know the curara. the deadly
poison that the South American Indians
smear on their arrow tips? Well
curara Is very helpful in hydrOphobia.
There Is a seaweed called bladder
wrack.' They make of this an anti
fat, marvellous anti-fat. BY the use
of this anti-fat know a man who re-
duced his weight forty pounds in three
months.
There is a deadly fungus, the fly
agaric, which unfortunate people some
times eat in mistake for mushrooms.
They make a medicine of the fly agaric
a medicine called muscarine nitrate.
which. injected under the skin. causes
a copious flow of tears. French act.
resses. In weeping scenes such as Ia
Dame aux Camellas' have sometimes
used this drug
Cocaine causes wakefulness. / once
worked forty-eight hours at a stretch,
thanks to cocaine.
Cocoa stimulates. exhilrates and
removes all desire for food or drink
An Alpine guide will chew forty or
fifty grains of 1t before commencing a
difficult ascent."-Er.