davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1908-08-29

A few days later the chief, resuming
the routine Of duty, was warmly con-
graduated by DR.. MARITIME on the
Improvement In his physical condition
You must admit that my diagnosis
of your case was a correct one. my
dear M. Claude" said the surgeon.
triumphantly Perfect rest and quiet
undisturbed by care worked wonders
for you"
Il do not dispute your wisdom. n.
MARITIME" assented the chief. TT was
without doubt restful and enjoyable
vacation"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24
G.. COLLINS
JUST AROUND CORNER 3RD AND PEARL SITS.
No. T..

conversant with the laws of our state as
the local attorneys, figured largely only
as an advisor, up to the time the Ell
dence closed, and no one knew OF his
magnetic influence until he addressed
the jury, when all eyes were riveted on
him from the time he arose until he
sat down. His speech was fair and
Just to all concerned and the impress . l
he left on those that heard him will
long be remembered. The democrats
of his district in Missouri would make
no mistakes if they should elect him to
congress, thing they will do provided
he does not become resident of the
state of Washington before they can
do SO. He left here completely infatuat-
ed with Ellensburg and llittitas valley
and The Dawn longs to see the day
when he becomes permanent citizen
among US.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24
THE GRANGE
..e.:,..1NHA

FOR many years "The North Ameri-
cam has been declaring that the State
grunge Is the most progressive body
OF citizens in Pennsylvania We be-
leve that contention proved by one
TACT that not single public reform or
economic betterment has been effected
winch did not at first find its supporters
ana advocates in This organization.
MIL recent years the Grange in this
state was misunderstood. To mum.
Der OF people the name was synonymous
with Populism and financial and econ
omic faliacies 1t was regarded as an
aggregation OF "Sockless Jerrys. -
whose muddlea vision made them strike
right and left in the dark whenever q
question of general import was in issue
ms view prevailed despite the re-
cora OF the tirange's deeds. Their de.
tractors ignored such facts as that it
was The Grange which forced from the
roIi'ical machine ia this misgoverned
state Il larger grant to the public
schools than the appropriation of any
other commonwealth.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24
CORRESPONDENCE
Thorp News

THORr, Jan. 23.-Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Turner, who have been visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Turner, left for their home 10 Boiling
ham Thursday.
Mr.. Boyse, who has been taking Mr..
S.hmirler's place here as operator,
left Monday for Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blair Of Eilensburg,
spent Friday in Thorp.
The Nj. T.. League gave party at
Mr.. + les Friday evening. Tle even
Ing w S spent n paying games, an
supp r. WAS served at half-past eleven.
The quests then departed, thanking
their hostess for a pleasant time
Martin G )rion, who has been sick
for the p.st two weeks, is improving
rapidly.
Will Plrkic of Cod Field, NeS ada,
is visiting his cousin viii Roam, Of this
place
Mr. Musscr was an Ellensburg visito,
Saturday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24

When the bicycle and tho automobile
came and reused widespread interest
in the subject Of good roads, the advo.
Gates called it good movement. They
forgot that they were but late recruits
in battle which the Grange had been
carrying on years.
For fifteen years the State Grange
has advocated the parcels post and the
postal savings bank on the Identical
lines that President Roosevelt and
Postmaster General Meyer now are
asking Congress to establish.
The Grange was foremost in the fight
for pure food. Pennsylvania's wisely
stringent laws were the pioneers Of the
statutes of other States and OF the ma
ton. The fact that the people of the
whole country today are forced to eat
less poison than formerly is largely due
to the Pennsylvania Grange.
The Grange always opposed the rail-
road pass aud railroad rate discrimina-
tion. For twenty years it beseeched
Congress to do exactly what President
Roosevelt compelled it to do last year
1t was the Grange that first saw the
danger of destroying our timber supply,
and cried out the warning which
brought about the creation of forest
department..
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24

1t was the Grange which first alvo
Gated endowins the trolley companies
with the power Of eminent domain.
The Grange stood immovablc in OPP
position to the stealing of the water
power.
The Grange made possible the pas.
sage OF uniform primary election laws.
The Grange joined the movement to
stamp out the tuberculosis years before
the Pennsylvania Legislature gave to
that great question the least attention.
1t was the Grange that fought and
won the battle for appropriations to
take the thousands of INDECENT insane
of stone floors and out of squalid cor
rdors and tend and shelter them with
the spirit OF hu,Ganity.
This record Of honor OF the Pcnnsyl
vania State Grange could he easily
be prolonged. 1t is enough to say that
every good thing that has come to this
commonwealth in many years either
has been the creation Of the Grange or
has had its stout support.
Throughout those years the Grange
had no fai: hearing. 1t wa not appre-
ciated, because it was not understood
'"The North American counts it one
OF our best services to the public that
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24
BRYAN AT NASHVILLE.
Speaks Before a Monster Audi
ence on National Topics.

NASHVILLE Tenu., Jan. evil
liam J. Bryan rounded out very bus,
day in Nashville with an address be-
fore q, monster audience at the Ryan
auditorium tonight. Mr.. Bryan took
occasion to say that the idea that pros
pei ity was the Inevitable result of
republican admins ration had beer,
rudely exploded in the last few year,
and contracted the ridicule heaped Cp
his advocacy of the silver dollar with
the pral erful anxiety with which cap
itali,ts hal so recently grabbed foe
clearing hou.c certificates. Ha dill
not blame President l,oOsevelt for Tho
panic, but scored The laAs and their
execu'o's, VITO wonld compel tho
people ITO stand and SILVER every titue
a Wall street a rbler got cold"
He praised The new constitution and
laws OF Oklahoma, particularly the
safe-g guarding of bank jeW,>itors. He
predicted lhtt this feature is going tn
he ia ated by Kansas, IiliAuis ard
o. her states : >non o. &atlun may be.
hal. He >aj1, inns was the only re-
1qe..iug feature of the Fowler bill u
Wngresi.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24

we were able to force the merits of the
organization upon The attention of the
people.
There is difference now. No an.
nual meeting of any other body is
reckoned more impo tlnt And the
same newspapers which jeered at the
Grange ten years ago now have only
good words and fair treatment.
We congratulate the members today
upon the fact that. after their years of
splendid effort, at last they are coming
into their own, that they stand today
ship, and that their organization is a
power known and recognized.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Schinirler returned
from Boscobel, Wis, Saturday where
they have spent the past month visit
ing relatives and friends.
MIR. Shaded, who has been on the
Sound to take treatment for his arm,
returned Friday.
Mrs. Kendall was in Ellensburg on
business Saturday.
The West Side Ditch Co., are adding
about a thousand feet to the head Of
their ditch. When the work is COM
pleted the ditch will carry about one
hundred more feet of water.
Louis Ellison left Monday for North
Yakima where he will act as box.
keeper for the Cascade Lumber Co,
jennie Newman was in Ellensburg
on business Monday.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24
STATE or WASHINGTON
vs., JOHN BUFORD

The case, State of Washington vs..
John l,ulord, wa, tried in the superior
court last week and The jury brought in
Il verdict of assault AMI blttery. He
wa, charged with assault wit h u deadly
weapon. Mr.. Buford was d nded b.,
"Dink' Dale, of ShelbyviIlc, Me-; T.
PlnAn, O O. Felkncr a: Au Tin Miies
all oi this City. MIR, Dale, while a0t as
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24
City Of Eensbug Comparative Statement Current Outstanding
Warrants

currsn, Expemse warrants on tnory l l5 5s4S
the Outstanding Warrants So SIS 90
Outstanding Warrants January 'h 1898 1910 q
following
inventory
hay GouHd lelarmen) 100
sr.i o fewqt pe U ." % g M - run % the work LIQUIDS
III City in
danagas isoG
Gs of Street sewe-or the completed 1859
Fire sei Department
Which Would reduce outstanding WARRANTS by
Electric
INCREASING The Outstanding Warrants @ saSSS
G1sn sn aaia m1 in excess Of INVENTOR; january it, is; s 4ss
Inventory Of Supplies and Wiring of inventory OF Janu
F Ts@p for on , he" od Plant 6 ss
CONSTRUCTION Account 5sss
0nvesnen frequency motor anmeter transfori. ~
lamps right 1890
duly work that should have ~
done by the City Clerk
summary Of work done under
1sS nf nd feet of Sidewalk r opening Of Manob street cost
Walks pu Isr n Esh n street by ] four cement cross
LOUIS II. 6LOMFIELD.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-01-24

TIKI NATION
o. 7 ATE-A
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-10-29

Dys hsv
then us .nyeu~d to er s musha ION
~ doh 10 t f
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-10-29

WILLIAM J. GALLIGAN.
Postoffice address, Loveland Colo.
Place of residence. 90S Cleveland Ave.
Loveland. Colo.
Place of business. Loveland. Colo.
=. A. RICE.
Postoffice address, Grand Junction,
Colo.
Place of residence. Grand Junction,
Colo.
Place of business. Grand Junction. Colo.
j. w. SAWYER.
Postofice address, Grand Junction.
Colo.
Place of residence. Grand Junction,
Colo
Place of business. Grand Junction, Colo.
GEORGE ID. STATLER.
Postoffice address. Denver Colo.
Place of residence. Greeley, Colo.
Place of business. State House. Denver.
Colo
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-10-29
EDWARD II TAYLOR

EDWARD II. TAYLOR
Hostofhce. Glenwood Springs. Colo
Place of residence. Cor. gth and Ben
nett Ave. Glenwood Springs, Colo.
Place Of business. cor. Sth st. and Grand
Ave. Glenwood SPRINGS. Colo
The Elbert County tribune., 1908-10-29

WILLARD MCCARTHY
Postoftice address, Denver, Colo
Place of residence. 41s0 Xavier ST.. Den
yer, Colo.
yer. Colo.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

smpie, III ireenb elmer JamiIie, alifees
ipdhien uno bat in beren Gebontetz
freiiey in beren WerbdItnii1en gelebt.
sic tit ridt, tDie ber9useitola. binalsA
geluuFen ins Qeben, I'm Od ais irrenoer
Hretiel um frembe SrtereNen berum 81,
iurrefl. fDttDern benz bGuslihen 6eroe
feline ssrenbe geipor0en. bat fidb fomit
ben 3nfamnenbang bss 9er5ens, NIT
ben sSrltsrefsn, nit bern @emiitbssz
lcben Der sSanilie betpobrt. Das be-
redtist fie tuobl. betn, Gdulfinoe als
graieberin ndber gu treten, oenn tie bat
Die n0tbige @orbilbung baau in sige=
ner Grfdbrnng erbulten.
Sinh Die ameritanifhen @emeintpes
fen einnalSip nett. alf tpeiblihe Qebr=
frdfte Deraiehten gu fDnnen, bann 1trt
10 beHer. so lange ite Qber bieie riht
entbebren f6l,nen, labt audi Der palten
Sllnsfer", Der nsante", ibre beredtiste
Steaung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

Der Btrii6rung bts sS8Iams nit ST
europGifGen Hultur STE Mn3eihen ei=
ner seipii1en Wieoergeburt berbpr.
Mdre absr pieie Wieoeraeburt feIbit
nun eine Gefabr fiir Die eurDp6ifde
Rultur? Millet perneint aud oiele
Graee. Denn fhpn iebt trete i'm So
lam audi 3uslei6 oas 8eitreben bernor.
mehr iino nebr fein refigiDfes priit5ip
BON Dem pplitii9en @ebiete 3u fdeiben.
sc piir6e barum nit oen &oranslduz
bigen Dabin fotnmen, ipie nit Den ai,@
bern Ortboopren in ben mooernen
Stdaten: aatbolifen. proteitanten,
Suben, s5reioenfer freuaen iin in ibm
5ur GrfiiIluna oerfelben natiDnalen
Pflihten. Wie ieBt in Rnnitantiifppei
iperoe auh i'm noroafrifanifden ssyss
lam unter Ser fran3Diifhen 6errfhaft
Die Sdeibuns Ser geiftli9en ilnb ipelt@
li6en Begriffe fid fortIhreiteno Der~
pirfliden. rWir iperoen 0aber. :"
fhloB berWprtragef,be feline intereTan=
ten, tpenI1 au1 pielleibt niht gan5
iiberseusenoen Musfiibrunsen. ben
Sslam in Nuroafrifa aufforbern, ,lns
uuf ben pfdben Der moOerneng gipilifuz
tion nnb Rultur 81 folgen. inbem mir
BON ibm einfab nur perlansen. unfere
Nehte au ahten. Was es fir uns
heute BON ihm mod gu erpbern gilt, bas
fino nibt 8ebiete, fon0ern bic 9eraen
uno 5reunbfdaftcn."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

aDeo, aansrun nnb Sib,psifofrifa
oie Gen6br bubsn, bub ni1t ripaliiis
srenbe europdijhe RDIonialm6hfe iii
Der 2aae fino, biefe Nerbinbung i'll 5erz
fhneioen Doer tdgIih BON einen piaBe
aus 81, if0ren, ipo Deutfdiano trait
ieiner iiberipiesenben g5teIuna i'm
Wirthfdnftsfeben nuh Elm WDrtden
5n1it5ureben bat.
Demnuh III liberia beas5renssper=
ttbes @ebiet aeappr6en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10
ills Der IDoci1c,
meii un6 Eeben unter Der Eupe colts
rieller Betrahtuns.
3trr,tii1tftiBra frn,ts6ItdIra
Nrfl1eil.

Ser gaIoblanca=3 =3nifdenfuu TT
aIiidliheripeife bllrh 0ertpeiiuns or
Sas G1iebsgeriht erlebigt, BON nah=
frGglidem SnterefIe mag folgenoer
Brief fem, ben eine oeutfhe sirmu
ipGbrenb ser 3eit Der Mufregung pp.1
einem fran5Oiifden aunben ertieIt. gs
beibt barin:
SD bDffe INNER nod. baB Der arie1
bermieben tpiro. gs lit btKer, ii9 nit
Ganbelsnnternebmun gu befriesen,
ftott NIT 5linten unb Ranonen. 5uz
nal unter ben porliesenben umitan-
ben. mo es fid um fiinf poer feds
9aueenibtfe banbelt, bic als 0eler=
teure eber ben Sob perbient bdtten, ais
baB man }id nit ibnen beiGdftist.
Man miiBte perriidt iein. pollte man
ibretipesen europa inWlprb unb8rano
perieten, unb berjenise, Der fir ioldes
bic Neranttportli9feit bate. mare Der
fhlimmite Werbre1er. Sd boffe, oaB
IN Sbrem 2anbe, tpie in 6ranfreid,
bic Snouitriellen. 9anbeltreibenoen
unb Mrbeiter berniinftis unh slar=
febenb genus iinb. um oerarttse 9pIlz
beiten ibrer Resierenben gu perbinoern.
Wir leben @ott lei Dant nidt meby in
ben 3eiten Der Wilben, no man aus
nihtigen Dortpdnben ben 3ries err
fl6rte. gs 1T ri9tie, bab man bas
mails nod nidt bic Waffen BON bsute
battle unb bob infolsebeHen oieSaldd@
tereien tpeniger berbdngniBoon tparen.
aber beoenfen sic bas I9redli9e unz
sliid. bas mir, BEL unfern iebisen
Rriegsmaf9inen, auf beioen Seite,t
bdtten! Darum muB man auf uuiere
Regierenoen burh Die 3eitunsen etn5a,z
pirten berfuden, bamit fie uns in Rus
be Iafen; iie follen ii9 unter iih idla>
gen. ipern iie Gu5t baau baben. sic
i0nnen. tpenn sic tpollen, bieIen Brief
DerDffentlihen; er tommt bon einenl
suten 6ransoien. ber inn Grieben nit
her san5en Welt leben min, gerabe pie
bic sroBe Maioritdt sSbrer 2anbsleute.
Dubon bin ih iiberaeuet uno ih tperbe
Sbre Nntiport in einem frana0fifden
Blatte DerDffentIiden.
Die beutfM Girma bat ibrem franz
30iiihen Runben in dbnlihem Sinne
geantiuortet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10
Gttn 1tntinnuI : penktnui Fir
BEN GiirHr,t 8ianrurrs.

9lus alien beutlden Gauen finb paz
terl6nbifh geiinnte WaGnner 5ufams
inengetreten, INN benz getreuen Gftdrt
bes beutfden Wolfes. benz GiiritenOtto
b. 8ismard, auf Der @lifenbObe Bel
8irgerbriid, seseniiber Dem Dentmal
Der @ermania auf Dem Niebertpalb.
elm Nationalbenfmal au errihten.
Meihsfanaler 5iirit b. Billion bat Die
@tene bes NorfbenDen NIT folsenoem
Selegramm angenomnlen, pie aus
noh{teknoem 91reiben berDorgeht:
6errn Mei9stassabseOro Boiler
mann, Berlin.
gusr 6o1noblseboren oante ib fiir
ods freunDltde Begriibungstelegramn1
NIT Ser Bitte, ben Mitgliebern nfs
MIsf9ui7es gu ipieoerbolen. pie ebrenT
baft es fir midi iit, an Der 5pibe Der
@ereinigung 3u iteben. M0ge Oas 9e@,
plunte Merf Ieiner WDllenbung raid
entsesenseben am llfer unicres Rbeins
als neuer Marttetn GROCER 3eit. als
WabraeiAen unierer Ginheit gum
misunderstanding Tlr nle fonlHleH@
ben Gelhledter.
sea. Neidsfan5ler Girft Billion.
Gtellpertretenoe Dor(ibenbe finb bic
! MeihatagsabeeorbneieT 6. 8aherz
mann, Or. bon 9ep0ehranD u. D. 3dfd,
s. Raempf. WiaeprdFbent Des Rethsz
tuaes. uno Grbr. pon @Aorlemerz2iss
! ier, OberprGfibent Der Hbeinprppin5.
Mn Der 5pise bes eel9dftsfiihrenoen
MusfhuFes itebt @ebeimer EDmmer@
aienratbGmil RiroOrf, Miilbsim d. B.
aubr. Dus OentnaaI ion am 1.Mprfl
1915. benz Sage, all benz Dor 100
Sqbren Deutfhlanbs Genius 9eboren
tpuroe, entbiilt fperben. Mub aus ben
Rreifen Der Deutfhen I'M MHslanot
lIieeen aabIreihe 3ufdriften Dcr, be
ben plun nit berfelben @tgeiiterilrg
bsgriiBen, Die er ibDn iest i'm Snlanbe
geflnoen bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

"
gbina bdtte niGt n0tig gebabt, an
bas Wohlnollen Der M61te gu appel
lieren. oas llebelpollen Der M61te an=
tereinanber bietet ibm binreidenben
66ut.
4 4
Wiele M6nner betra1ten bic syr1uen,
ipie lie ii1 elm Menii anieben. WeIde
tpiro tpobl Der bette 8iifen feing
X X
Gin Mann in Connecticut 1auB iebt
infolge einer berlorenen Wablipette fies
Ben Riibe iiiFen. Gibt es benn in
Connecticut feinen 9ierfhubperein2
glun follen auh ynlere Marineoffi<
aiere DauermGrt1e MAIDEN. Wiels
sIeint bedbiiGtigt man, ihnen bds gins
fonesn f9ne1fiibiser Dsiertenre 5u
iiberttdgen.
lEs NJ inner md ltinter. 3tpsi 6er.
rets 5u bisntn dls elmer 4errin. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10
GALLANT itttn tttnnertte Ufnilt-
Tuttp3t.

ST Ser Ssldm pertrdsli1 nit Ser
mpDernen sfultur? Oariiber bat auf
Dem ton Der franaDfifhen Union gploz
male einberufenen noroafrifanii4en
RonsreB Der friibere @eneralreiioent
bon 3unis, Hene Milet, einen intere1=
fanten 0nrtrag gebalten. Ser 3lped
0es GpngreHes mar. Die berufenen 8er=
treter Der fran30iiihen &olonialpolitit,
nini nur Die &Dlonialpolitifer, ionOern
aud oie Mdnner Der folpnialen pra=
ris, au einerMusiprade uNo8sratbung
Der ipihtigften 5ragen unb Mufsaben
au bereinieen, bic bas norbafritani1de
foloniale Snterefengebiet Jranfreids
Der @eeenipart Hellt. 8ertreten iparen
in GROCER 3abl ale folontalen 8erufsz
uno Snterehentreiie, RoIontiten, ,4aufz
leute. @elebrte, politifer uno parlaz
mentarier Biz 3u ben 9piben ser folo=
nialen Hegierung, tpelh lebtere burd
Die Nnipeienbeit bes @eneralgouberz
neurs Sonnort bon Mlgerien un6 bes
@eneralreiioenten Mlapetite bon Sune=
fen. foirie anoerer bober 8eamten Ser
Notwithstanding Norbofrifas, ibre
Mntbeiinubllse an benrRongreB befunz
oete. NuG bas etngeborene Clement
bate nebrere sebiloete Mlgerier unb
Iuneien als Nertreter entfanot. Won
ben beban0elten Grasen beriibren be-
fpnfers brei aud oas Muslano: Die
Jrcse 0es Werbdltnii1es Oes Sslams
5ur mpbernen aultur, Die ginfiibrung
Der militdriI9en Dienftpf1iht in Mlge=
rien unb oie maroftani1be politit
Jrantreids. WGbrenb Die beioen lsbs
teren 6ragen ipe5iea praftishe politit
beriibrten, NOR MilIets Nortrag nebr
BON etbniider uno etbif6er 8eoeutung.,
Geine Musfiibrunsen stpfelten in fol-
gen6en 2eitgeoanten: Die geoeutuns
Der syrase tennaetdnet ii9 sei9i9tlif
nno ppIitiff babin: fpenn Der sssslam
unfGbis 1T, iih Der mobernen &ultur
dnaupai1en, 10 bebdlt Der @eiit Der
Rreuaaiise redt, Die alte Metbobe feiz
ner Befdmpfung unb unteroriidiIng
1T Die allein ridtige. SIT aber bas
@essnt1il ber5alI, Tam SerSsIam in
ben areis Der mooernen &ultur NIT
eintreten. 5o miifen mir 6ane in 6anb
nit ibm geben uno bas Merf Der Mn=
paifnng unternebmen. Die glotion. Die
I oies Merf plnnmdBig uno entfGlofen
am erjten unternimmt, tpiro alsbann
iiber oie anbern einer ungebeuren pDliz
tifdEn @ortbeil Ddppn tragen. Bisber
bat Die lc3ufagen tbeplogifs1e Metbooe
Die 0roge Derneinenb beuntipDrtet nit
8erufung auf Die Gefebe oes Rorans,
bic mit Ser nooernen Rultur unpers
fr6glin fsien. gu bem eleihen grsebs
\ uiB fonlnlel Sie0eute, Die aug oer @es
fmimte ipegen oes tpahren ODER dngebs
iiMxn sFdtaIit6tsprinaips nes Ssldms
ltine Gntipidlungsfd btfreiten.
Rene6 MeiIlet perinirft beibe Mnfhten.
2ur sF1 ftIbjt uberIaiIen ii iogt Il.
3 a'DerfdIIt Der islam leidt III bas Gtnms
/ S,I,esikfx 1IrBb Bic Mnarhit suriid,
III6tr oi8 HIT i'm perfmitDene Rultur
M } bria9t q infQlge feinfr 6u<
q IL h fdt6elI EJ9enott isellt, bpIIt
& + thor &d5uI iebt trsit1t. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

Sn 5oiti III foeben Ste iibIide
berbltrerolilticn allsgefrDhen. DAB
neriuitbigile an ibr III bIfb. baB iie'
bissu!al tint borber II BIN 3eitllngeIt
cugsaei9t mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-10

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bel btm Minb ilaH ftlltbedp6 hrter Wles
fboM Den Diinqer bis 31r NusfEhr
| lsuh ben s5eIDe itn @tdas }ieb anb0als
fenlafIen, fpas pbfle allen Nu1thtil
fiir DE @eiunobsit get I9iere geiHss
Zen fnnn. Damn Eebnrf man bsIon@
cere Musldgetl fiir Die grbaltuna 0es
@tidftoffs aud her leihter aeriebbas
rem GiinserfeitanDtEeiIe nitt,
Sbffflede 1us Mei iier5s
tlingen entfernell. Der @lan5
rss 5tablS leiDst ourd) bsn Gdft Des
Sbites unb er1dIt hdbliGe Jlede.
Man tradte, p;eie mDalih1t frif1 all
entFerren, neil friite sSarben raider
Derf9ninben als alte. Gin Dpr5iigli=
dies Mitisl 1T Roblenafde. Man tau
1e ei1en Wnllllppen in geiiebtsMIhe,
reibe ounit Die Meiferflingen gut ab
unb fpiile lie ip0ann nit Mafier ab.
Oas Heinigsn BON peia.
BEN GeIlen gefdiebt mittelr Mog=
eenfIeie. bis man beib pernen IGbt,
p0er audi nit feinsm beiben Sdnb.
Man beitreut bcs au peiniaenoe syell
Oamit unb reibt es tiidfis b,trh.
Damn tlopft man es nit etnem Stod
ouf uno tdmmt es nit einem ipeitea
Gamne onr1.
usber 3as 8lrii9figner~
DE n bon 81 m mi ipaaren miro
bon Feitsn Der gambler unb Ronfus
menten aleib bdufia geflagt. Nseiit
lperben Die 5abritanten bes9nlbist,
minoeripertbige Maaren geliefert 3ll
baben. Mber in Dielen sSdllen fi1ro
oieie 8lasen unberehtist, osnn bdu=
fig lift oas Ihledte 2agsrn oer@runc
oes 8redens. Man merle iih, ouh
@ummiipaaren ftets fiibl unh ollnfel
uutbendbrt iperben iniifen. Wer lie
in elmer Bpnenfamsner aufbebt, Die
ipeOer gegen Sbnee unb Regen. nod
gesen Die Gtrablen Der Connie gez
Idaibt lit. Ser oarf iidb nidt rpunbern,
menn bic Waaren briihig !perbeu.
lSoIl man Die &obIen gum
6eiaer anfeudten2 Gs 1T eins neit
berbreitete Mr5int, Dab ore aobkn
dngefeuhtet beher brsnnen uHS mebr
6ibe Gbgeben als in trodenem GU
ftanoe. Oas lit aber Elm Srrtbnm.
Die nit Mafer befprenaten RpHen
tniitern afpar luftie un6 gehen alfo
iIeinbar rebt bibig rirts s5euer
aber ben bieier 6iBe gebt bur9 bic
Nufl0lung oes Mahers IN Oampf
piel perloren. @rit banah tonnit
Gem Ofen Die Wdrms 5usllte. Duz,
gegen lit Oas Mnfenhten BON &obkne
erus, has man fir grobe Seuerberbe
biel perpsn0et, febr praftifh, 6a es
hos Muffliegen bes Roblentaubes
nerbinbert. Bei gutem 2uft3ug tper~
Sen ndnli1 bic fleinen Roblentheils..
den sum Shorrtitein Ginausgstrus
gen, ebe iie iiberbaupt anbrdnnten.
Dnrcb bic g1dfe aber fleben tie 5ns
iamn1en, berIbnlel5en in Der @luth
mitsinanher unb perbrsnren ebertio
pis &oblenItiide. Dies bat Die nr@
fade au Dem @lauben oegehen. baB
Roblen iiberbaupt angsfeuh!et behsr
bremen ais troden. 8et BEN Stiden
;plte man folgliG bas 8eipRngen
nit MaHer unterlaiien, ou es einen
Mdrmenerluit beoeutet, Der niht etipa
our1 inteniibsre @lutb tpieber gut ge=
npa6t miro. Ser MdrmeDerluft, Der
allerbinss au1 teim NnfeuAten oes
&cbsnFalbes entItebt, miro ieOoh
halrh Die Before Musnlibung Oes Wa=
ierials ipeit iibertpogerl.