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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31

llnaefdbr Al Meilen fiolih bon
@rsat Hals. Mont.. fanb am Wiontaq
etne Rolliiion amiiden einem 5sr l4t.
uno einsm aonliruitions3ua tatt. @s
famen nsun Ysrioneu ums 2eben.
n6t 3immerleuie uno ein Bremter.
Sie 0rei prppinaen @oien3a. Ga.
tanadro uno &eaNio oi @olabria. mel.
DE IN benz 9heile bon @alabrien ae=
leaen iino. tueIher Die stiooifipibe Don
s}talien bilbet. ruroen am Disnlia9
Woraen BON einem Iurhtbaren gros
beben heimaeiudt. Tasieibe ariff aud
auf Si3ilien iiber. mo- Die Stabt Mei=
tina su auel Driiteln serit6rt iuuroe;
bort muroen mebrere 9auieno Don
perionsn aet0otet uno minbeltsns sben=
iopiele pe,lsbi. Ea Die 3elepbon uno
Observation-Disclosures fait iiberall
unttrbtOhen III. tDnnen ginaelbeiien
nod gar niht Ieliatitellt wsroen. Die
3ahl Der 3ooten mi,o aui mebr aIs
100. 900 9eihdbt. gerihte BON Wel=
linu ihdben Die 3abl Der 3uoten pon
IL. .00O-5O,00 Sn Gsoaio uno
Der umlieaenoen Sriibaften fno bon
elmer gebOlteruna Don 50. 600 nur eini=
ge 1000 iiber. Sn palmi. @alabrien
.lino 1000 9oote, in Yaebara. @alas
brien. 1900 uno in perihieoenen flei=
neren Sidotsn Sisiliens unn Gala.
'bfiesss liao ie $40 big 2000 perfo,,tni
aetootet. Ser pab1 bat iofort als
fiir Die Nutbieioenosn i'm Siloen Sta=
liens l.0sO.0O0 2ire $500. 0OO) bei-
aelteuert. Ser 2onia lieB betannt
aeben. oab er 1000. 600 Sire beilfeu=
ern werbe. lleberal weroen @aben fur
bic un9IIdlihen 9eiammelt.
Neueites.
Nah ben lebten Nahridten iiberIfeigt
Die 3obl Der 3ooten in Wefina uno
&saaio aasin ITO. 900 uno bon pielen
pldbsn ieblsn nod aGe Yeridte. 5au.
ienoe boil 6ltihtlinaen. uiele oauon
uerwunbet. lino in yteapel anastommsn.
Dieieniaen. bic niht flieben t6nnen.
irren friereno uno bun9erno lumber.
Wan fiirdtet ben Musbruh elner pef.
Inter ben 3ooten in Me1ina 1T aud
Der ameritaniIde 8oniul, Mrtbur 6.
gbenep.
Das ueni9e @iaentbum. oas in Mei=
fina nidt ourd oas grobeben uno bic
5lutbmeae 3erH6rt ,uuroe. tuiro iebt
ourd Geuer pernidtet uno tueaen Der
3eriioruna Der Waiierleituns iino teine
6alfsmittel porbanoen. Dem Yranbe
ginhalt 3u tbun.
Sn Wsain3 bat am 26. DECEMBER
eine fdauriae Bluttbat bic aan3e
Bemobnerid)aft Der Staot in bic gr6bte
Nufre9ung Deriebt. 0rib Rade. elm
stuoent Der Mltronomie uno Sobn bss
f,iiberen Reinsta9smitglieoes Dr Rade
ernioroete ON Mbeno ieinen Batter
uno ie,ne brei Shmeiiern. pon oenen
Die cine erit am Weibna1tsabeno Qe.
beiratbet bate. Ser M6rbrr bate itbr
fiOit 9elebt uno itets beoeuteno mehr
aus9eQeben. als ibm fein Mollats0elo
leltatiete. @r perlanate Don leinem
Water llno bon ieinen Shneltern @elo
uno als ibm oieies permeigert, lpuroe,
ariff er gum &eOolper uno erihoB iie.,
gr madte oann einen Selbltmor0uer=
iuh. tpuroe aber rshtaeiti9 baran per=
blnoert uno nad benz @eIdn9nib 9e=
bratht.
Cine erihiitternoe Gamilien. 9raa6.
bic bat iiA am Weibnahtsabenb in
QubmiasbQfen am Mhein abcplnieIf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
Mbnalme bes SeiratbsalterS.

Die meiiien Stoaten Guropas aeis
gen in Der @eeealpart Elm Stnten bes
9eiratbsolters; 10 Defenders Oeutihs
lano. Dos burdidnittlihe 9eiratbss
alter betrus in preuben 1867 800
SABRE Bel ben Mdnnern, 27.4 Sabre
bei ben 5rauen, feitbem lit es eefaIen
ouf 28.9 Sabre bel ben MGnnern inb
25.7 Sabre bel ben Jrauen i'm Sabre
1901. tpeIde nieorise 3abl es feithem
Bis 1905 tonitant bebauptet bat. .Sn
.Babern betrus bas 9eiratbsalter in
ben Sabren 1841 go bur911nitt>
li9 Bel ben Mdnnern 32.4, Bel ben
Grauen 29.4 SABRE, i'm Sabre 1904
29.1 uno 26.0 Sabre. OaKelbe Sim
ten aeisen bic Statiitifen Der iibrisen
beuti1en 8unbesftaaten. Gin llnters
f1ieb atpii9en @tabt unb 2anb beitebt
Bel biefem @inten niht. Cine srobe
Mbnabme bes 6eiratbsalters aeieen
au1 bic ubrisen Staaten bes euro.
pGi19en SeItlanbes, tpenn ou4 niht 70
fart. tpie Deutfdlano; Gnslanb boz
sesen aeist cine 3unabme. Die llrs
faden oer grf4einuns ltesen nod ber
.politifh Mntbropolosiiden Repue"
gum She'll in benz @elteneriperben Der
Observation-Disclosures. Do9 1T aud
bas Mlter Der gritbeiratbenben sefuns
ten. Sir Deutf1lanb fommt an 11rs
fa4en binau: bic ginfiibruns ber atpeis
idbrisen Militdr=D =Dienitaeit, bic siins
ftiee tpirtbfaaftlide Gage unb bte 8e>
rufsberihiebung.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31

Nuf einem spa3ierQon9. ben ON
6anlhna Wornlitta9 Der irnn,6dibe
pidiioent in Daris nit leinen priuot.
Getretdr Rdmonoon uno itinen Nbiu.
tanteu. Oberit QaKon. ia0dbte. hiir3ie
fi6 IN Der Nihe Der Nne be i'Gtoil fin
helenlofer 9ellner ihm ertasaen. Die
BeQleiter oes prdfioenteu erariiien ben
Rerl. rifen i'm fort uno nbsra aaben ibn
3tpei Deteftirs. welhe ben Spasieradn.
aern in einiaer @ntfsrnnna aefolat
waren. Der prdliosnt bate in bem
Sample nit ieinem Nnareiier e,ne
leihts Yerlebnna am Chr eflitten uuo
fein Spaaieritnf mar serbroneu. ionf
aber mar nihis Daiiirt unb er behano
oarauf. ieinen Spaaieraana 3ort3nies
ben. Als Die 8sbelmpolislhsn Dem Mr,
reifanten 0unoihellsn anlsaten. rief
er: sd bin uubsluaifnet. ih mo(lte
nur ben Bart oes prdlioenien 3upien."
Ser gtura o's prdiiosnfen @aftro
bon 0ene3uela muroe am Samitaa Sur
9batiabe. nahosm Elm osiperntes Roms
plott CUR Grmorounn nes W3e. .YtGfi=
oenten Suan Wincsnta 8.l,les ppn oie=
lem ielbn pereitelt tpuroe. 8omea 1T
gum Traliosnten ertldrt luorben.
Die omsrifuniit,e Iloite bat auf
ibrer 3elie nm Die gHelt oas Rotbe
Weer etrsiht.
Dit elmer ihtsfIihsn 2ataiirophe
ihIisbt oas ulte Subr ehnslle 0nlfe
III elforoe.llh. oas unpliid in Stalien
3u linnern.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
Nolitif6es.

Wapne y. Wheeler. Gtaotsiupet,n.
tenoent Der Nhtl, SnlODn. Gl4a Don
Ghio, Qab Die ppliiiDe G,tld,n,Ia ab.
oaB Die 2iaa onuon Abliano nsbme. in
Der nablten GeplslntuiNBun9 ene Wab-
nabme eln5nb blinaen, NIT Der IS au,
bic @dfiibrung bon Giaats= Yloblbi,
tion abpelebeu lei (Sebr mobl be.
|9rslfllh. benn ipbulo Slaais= Ylohlbi=
tiOn elneeliihrt mlln, Derliert gBbeeler
Isine Slelle.) Sic lpeioe ibre Daupt-
|thaiiatslt ouranI byih,ani,u. jeousos
9lmerolrirna ors 8ols'ld,sn @puntp
Option, @eieges 5l uerblnotrn 3l luhen
nno auf Die 9Innohne iplher @slebe
binauarbeiten, Die eine ltrltie,e 8uh.
tiihrung Der bereits nOrbanoensn 3em=
peren3 pr0hibit,ons= nno ionlti9en
3nanas9eiebe erm0slihen.
Die probibitionsbepesun9 bat i'm
eiioen iolde 6ortidrltte Qemadt. baB
nit Sabresnnfan9 arobe Gtredsn Can.
oes 9an3 obne -aeiitiae @etrdnte iein
tueroen. Die Beritte jei9en, oaB inebr
als bic 0dlfte oes Sdoens abiolut
trofsn III. uno in ben iibri9en @ebie=
ten Der @.trdnteDertaui nur unter
aroBen ginidrdntunsen erlaubt it,
IS 1T oeutlid gu fsbsn. oaB bic
Stdote allein nod Elm plaB fur
.@aloons@ 1ino. @eor9ia erpsrimsn.
tiert lett tinenl Sabr nit einem Ge.
ieb. ,uel&es ben Yertauf aeiitiaer @e.
traAte. bic niebr als pier Pro3ent Nlto.
boil entbalten. perbietet. Sn Noro
Carolina. alabama .unb Wiiiiiippi
no idon isbt Die Webr3abl Der @oun.
ties ben Yertauf aeiiti9er @etrdnte
perbieten. tritt nit BEN l. Sanuar
itaatline p,obibition in 2raft. Sn
Gouiiana baben bic probib:tioniiten
ben Qampf psrta9t. um eas Reiultat
oes Sap. Shattut @eiebes CUR Reae.
lung bes @etrdntebanosls abautparten.
Sn 8ennefe tobt Elm erbittertel Pampf
urn bic Gtoatsprohibition. in Ren=
tudpL benz 3speitarbbien Der @strdnte
er,euaenoen Staaten. fnb ole bis auf
bier Gountits trodsn. In 8irainia
nnt3i9 BON bunoert. Sn 9eras III bic
0dlfte trpden unb in ben Sribiabrss
tpablen lfe6t Die Nbitimmun9 iiber Elm
pr0hibitionlitlibss Wmenoement CUR
Werfaiiuna bepor. Nebnlih 1T es in
Mrtanlas unD in 6loriba.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
y 8artnber3i8e eats.ari,
teess IN Chto.

I go.
QOobl iebet tenui bos 8leiMn,B bon
oeiil .Su,snAsrjiaen Gamariisr" uno
tutr baiirlbs mot tennt. tam Dofslbs
I'M eDdilpslsitsn y,eas I'm 10. Ropiiel
nGflslsn. Was miiroe ,pcbl bos
Gnidill baefss barmher3iQen Gamari.
te,s iein. ipenn er hsute in einsM tro.
fensn @ounip in Ohio auf 6ffentli6er
St,aBe nit elmer gDeinflnihe in ber
hdnb Asfnnben miirne. mdbrsnD Ct bic
Mnnbetl be Heralibten onspoidbt !?
VI ,piiabe nerhaitei lno uor sinen Hrie=
oens,,hisr uefhlsppi nno bort unter
Dem 1rsuoenashsnl pon Dnff umb ben
III ieintm SoIoe itshsnoen Ssmpe,en3.
pfuff,n 3u elmer NuBe pon 500 uno
Den Rplisn ueturtheilt
Tub mir nihi tbertreiben. m6gen
folaenoe Veifpiele bsipsiivn ::
Sn Belmont Gounip tpuroe Elm
Nnnn perbaitsi llno h.liroft. Der eine,n
Gtrtftna, beiter- Q'ormani aug ieiner
6loldbe AL irinten aeaebsn bate.
eSn Yellaire. sbsnialls in Belmont
@onrip. mnroe Sofn Dast,k 5u elmer
VuBe nnn SlOO uno ben 2olten pernr=
theilt, neil err siniuef RumeraDen er.
loubt bate. aus ieiner s5laihe 81 trin=
Ter.
Wor AZ Sahrsn battsn mir bier einen
blntluen Vtlruetfrieu. nD. ole Neuer
frei Az maiden uno iebt iino Die lssiben
du StlaDsn 9elDororn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
0ett mno a5rper

jteben IN eusiter MceGielbesiebnna. Da4sr f4c1 ~
<eu fa9fen. bok ein seiuroer 9eih Mnr IN etNey
6ie Oieleu nerbbfen 2eiben nnierer Seit 3nmet M
Mn3eiden elmer Rranfbeit BEG aDrpers einer 4ro1$.
id9en Werunre,ntann9 bes Diutes. 4ettere tommf -
entbaltun9 binl6ugtider nnb retbter Nahrnn9 O0s4
nnrb ein nebermak bon le1blid5en @snhtitn 8eltoSe
rpirb. Die birefte syplge bappn 1T Gruuiide -
ftcpfana Oieie ober ipieberum ptrbinbert oaB ~
eiftiQen, Mbfouffoffe. bic b f6g i'm Gbrper bttbey
onS9efd,ieoen merben. nnD 10 er9iebt i9 1iutueor
4roniiden gernauunasft6run9 fiub: ROpffmmer5eH
SbminoeL Dhnmadtsnnfdfle. Druid i'm Rppfe, &{9s
nbrnn9en. f1ledter @eSdbmad i'm Dtnnbe. Appeit1.
NIT 6er5flopfen unb Rideninmersen. ioipie Qelhllp
griner yerIdrbuna beS @efitteS BITE 8etdbrii@nea
Seber. urb Niereuletoen anf ge9en pelde iupnt Sls
elm Seilmftel gicbt GS finb boS bic fir fpIe 2eioen
pesiea nur aus ben beften Banenfdften subereitftN
Der aleidhen Woth gebnlien baben MnD nmr 25 GeRtD
foiter. @ae ApDthefen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31

Ranabas Sabatbau Ser
amerttanifde aonful in gornipou.
Ontario, melbet, baB bic Sabat=proe
button in Ranaba fi9 auberorbentli4
f9nea entipidelt bat. Wdbrenb bic
9abafernte in ben Counties Sent unb
Gifer. Ontario. i'm Sabre 1897 ith
auf 100000 pfunb belief, 1T lie in
bieiem Sabre auf 100000 pfunb
geitiesen. Sie einbeimiI9e Sabaternte
pirb In Ranaba berbrau1t unb bat au
elmer tpefentli6en Nbnabme Der Mah@
frase na9 ausldnbiI9em Sabat beis
9etragen. Das fanabtfhe parlament
plaut Mlabnabmen aur Grmutbiguns
bts 3abafbaues.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
9ies lit IcScusmertlb.

SEQ j 3silustl. 68 Blbior StraBe,
Buffalo, ". .. iaai: .,,h babe Den
laiilalien auslaui, oen ld je bate.
nit SufIeus Nruita Snlbs turiert.
Sd babe ole Salbe aipel Sage lang
elumal taalid anasDunot uno ieoe
Spur uOn ShwaItn mar ssrihmuns
oen." 6sllt ale Bunoen. ysrtIuit uu=
ter 8arantle IN peier's 9lDotbst,. 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
O1nnllller 81.

Sm Bunbesanbihonis IN Qe0uet,e
NORTH In Qdnias oiirfen bic s5nfuyt
iebt raunrn nnO i0men. Dfeifsil UNI
9abof weroen qeliefert. gs iuirb inl-
mer oemtithli4er in tinferen GefdIt8-
nif(eu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
9et,t 9oOe Aeweibt.

nVor brei Sabren mar ih 0em So0e
9elpeibt. Sin @rabesbuiten sermtirbte
meine 2nnae. Ncr3te uerlaateg uno
Die OOffnuna mar oabin. als mein
Mann Dr. Gings .Nem DISCOVERY"
beiorate. iaate 6rau u. 8. Williams
BON Nac. Gp. Die erte Dolls bolt
uno bic gsi1eruna id>riti fort. bis in
So pfnn0 oil tSewiht 3uaenomlnen
bate uno meine @eIunoheit tuiecer
heraeitellt tDor." 0ieie Meoi3ir 1T bel
Ruifen. gridltunQen. Qulaen. uni
Acknowledgement uniibertreffli6.
Ntrfauft ullter @arantie In peters
Npotbeie soc. uno Z $l.00. Sn peters
Npotbefe iuiro oeutf@ 0efpro&en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31

*Dis gnbe lebter Wohe iino65 .931
perionyn ous ben Der. Giaaten ilaG
Gnropo auriidQepnnbert. in lebier
Mo9e nod 1900. sc wanoerten
400. 807 Yerionsn ein; bic Hiduarl.
Oeruflg lberifei9t alfobie Gintpanoe.
guna oes SabreS UNI 257. ia per'
fcnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31

1ebduhe Der eriien NationaIbant bra.
den uno $4,000 in baarem 8eloe
tahlsn.
abe Guef, ber anoettaat mar. in
San 1raneisto risiae Bete@unas-
iummsn erfdDinoelt au haben. III 3u
l4idbriaer Yudtbausfirafe uerurtheilt
lu0r0en.
Sn elmer Rotlenarube in Gid Brand.
u. 3D.. iino burh eiue grploiion 50
8oblenardber aet6otet tuoroen.
unoefdbr AZ Neilen fiibli& BON
@reat 6o1s. Mont.. fano ON Wiontag
e.ne Rolliiion arpiihen einem IT lht=
uno einem aonfiruttions3uQ ifatt. gs
famen nsun Bsrionsn ums 2eben.
nht 3immerleuie uno ein Bremler.
="
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
0reimaI na6 eimanoer

oerfuht peerlsB Mshl uno sSh, peroei
Sud- iiberseliaen. oaB oeftn Qilalitdt
ieraoe rid1ti9 lit. UNI @uren Bsihmad
gu befrieoiaen. m6at Shr auh nod 10
tritiib ueranlaat iein. Cafielbe iH
uoln beiten Winterpeiasn berasftsllt unD
nah etner Rethooe aenlahien.s bic aile
aaten yeffanotbeile oes 8etreibes beni
Nebl erhdlt. sShr finoet fein anoeres
Wehl. tpeltbes in aleiher Weise oisfens,
iiir @ebdf aler Nrt 9leih tommt. ohHe
Rhdliht auf Den preis. ben Sbr oafiir
be3ablt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-31
anlanb.

sSn Gan Drarcisto lit oer 3uder.
f6nig @laus Spredels I'M 9lltsr Don
80 Sabren seltorben. Gin aeborener
0annope,aner, fam ct 1916 nod
Amerita. Oisr bat ef fih ourh isinsn
unternebmunasaeiit nnb ieinrn ae.
ihdftliden Gharfblid elm Milionens
Verm09eR erworben. Neben BEN
,1ol3tonie" W.perhduier 1T Gpredels
iDobl Der rtihfte . Deuti4.Mmeritaner
ae,D.tben. 5ein Derm6asn tpiro aui
,nebr als oreibig Millionsn Dollars
gei&dtt.
eyn @biea9o fuuvben am 6amifaQ
Morgsn i6mmtli6e WitQlieOsr Der SO.
inilie bss Gpssersiuaarenbxnolsrs Mor.
ris Nnir,nnil ii ibrsr WohnunQ.
80. 1853 Dnfiinas. GtraBe, an 2eudt-
aas erliidt ais 2ei6en anfaefunoen.
nus Sos MnasIes. Sal. lpiro as-
msIoet, oaB Ndnbsr in Der Nnnt gum
Gomliog in Monrcpio, Gal., IN Das
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-06-04
Got the Burglar.

Several evenings aE0 d mer-
chant in an adjoining town had
quite an experience with q bur
glar. At his home h0use-clean
ing was in progress and a dress
er with a large mirror was sit
ting on the porch Late that
night the merchant heard anoise
on the porch and went out 20 in
yestigate He saw a man stand
ing on the porch ana ordered
him away. The intruder did
not move and the merchant pick
ed up a brick which was the only
missile az hand After the clst-
ter aud excitement vas over IL
was found that he had thrown
the brick a. his own reflection in
the mirror
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-06-04

An Okla. farmer has invent
ed and fastened on = cows back
an electrical contraption, the
electricity being generated by .
dynamo attached 70 the cows
tail This machine milks the COW,
strains the milk and hangs up
the pail and strainer. A small
phonograph accompanies the out-
fit and yells $50" when the COW
moves. II she kicks, q hinged
arm catches tho milk stool and
lams her over the lead with it,
.Ex.
The much thlked-Of gas pro.
position 70 Sedslia from ihe west
is a thing OF the PASTOR the
present The gas was coming
sure, but it was necessary for
the promoters 10 raise 5000 TO
pay for the option on some Of the
wells. The people Of the towns
where gas was 70 be furnished
are wise on such propositions
and Of course the Sc, 700 was not
forthcoming. Warrensburg
Standard.
Mrs. Sophia Schrader and son
Earnest returned Tuesday to
their home in Hanover, Kans.
They have been visiting the past
week with her brother, Fred
Fisher, of the north part Of town.
The brother and sister had not
met before in p years, and their
visit at this time was therefore
a most pleasant one.
City Clerk Jones informs as
that work on the new reservoir is
stopped on account Of the inces-
SAINT rains The power plant will
be moved as soon as the river
goes down so the work can pro-
coed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-06-04
Convention
Meeting 10 This City a Great
SuCceSs-0 Owe 90 Delegates.

The District Convention OF the
Epworth League OF the NJ. E.
Church, South, is in session in
this city, beginning Tuesday and
ending this evening. About 60
delegates m present from the
different parts of the district and
are the guest OF Rich Hill people.
The convention is being held in
the Park avenue NJ. E Church
and many Rich Hill people are
taking advantage OF the good
programs given.
The delegates present are as
follows:
Richards; Misses Mamie KEEL.
Jas Weyand. Hester Russell.
Norris Rev w w Alexander,
Paul Ward, Roy Albin.
Brakes Cahpel-M Misses Grace
Combs. Pearl Chapman and Mel
lie Lytle, Floyd Chapman.
Hume - Rev Clayton, Mrs
Clayton, Misses Futhey, Imog
enc Clayton, Mary Hutchinson.
Clinkn-Rey H A Wood, Mrs
IP. W. Bolinger. Misses Lizzie
Wallis, Matte Dickinson, Martha
Ming. Nettie Bewley
Butler-Mrs Sam Barr. Mrs
Gsiger, Misses Myrtle Smith and
Young.
Medford-Misses Martha Sen.
Der and Margaret Peters.
Neysda-Rey VIC Beasley, +
C Lack, Harold Veercamp, Har,
ley Preston, Misses Ruth Mac.
Dowell, Elizabeth Mcclure,
Blanch Woods, Maud Shock,
Frances Preston, Bessie Preston
and Ben Fowler.
Bronaugh Ethel Winders
MAyme Hawkins, Goldie Rich
mond, Jennie SkaWgs, oscal
Hale, W " Doris.
ElDorado - Rev J r Strong
Misses Carrie Fowler, LOUISE
, Kibler Lavenia Kemp IneE Lutei
A and Ida May Pyle.
Metz Misses Rose Rocker
A Myrtle Grcry, Lizzie Cox,
n Stoieshury Misses I"nni'
: Gordon, Bcslrice Johnson Fran
els Steele, Sadie Cox, Flor.
Wagner Melvin Spsur.
Archie-Rev J W Ogden, Mr.
Cora Adcock.
y papinsYille Miss Pearl Kemp
!. er.
Windsor Rev r + Gordon
, Misses Misses Margaret Lyme.
aud Grace LNue,
; Passalo Rev &C Clendsning
Mrs Clendenlng, Anna aud ogV.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-06-04
Deb Pfalhg.

The TguHuNE has agoSl6 ne Of.
type gnod presses aUd Hrsteass
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Alarge number Of WOodmen
went from here yesterday 70 at
tend the dedication Of the new
Woodman lodge At that place.
Meta lodge, NJ. W. A 10 a live
one and = good slime was expect
ed. The White SoI accompanied
lhem and played the Meta Tigers.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-06-04
New Home Nine.

J. g. Watson and J A. Brown
have a large force - men 80 work
at their mine getting it IL shaps
TO take ont coat
The mine win be ia frstclass
shape soon and a large number
OF miners &C work
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ClendsnniDg.
NOTES

The conference was entertained
all togethes by the ladies' Of the
church At Mira. O.. f McM4hans.
The drive about the city and to
tbs dredge boat was abandoned
because Of the rain
The Round Table conducted by
Rev. n. n. Alexander was very
interesting and instructive
Rev. W G Bessley delivered a
forceful address on missions.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

the day.
DR.. l. l. Ames was an Adrian
visitor Monday.
All kinds Of Bicycle Go"ds.-
Joe Anderson. u
Miss Edna Jones spent Sunday
in Sheldon, Mo
DR.. G. A. DelAmater was a.
Butler visitor Monday.
DR.. H. w. Lancaster, Of New
ada, was a Rich Hill visitor Mon
day.
Jas. Waller and wife, Of New
ada. visited relatives in this city
Sunday.
Attorney. W. o. Jackson, of
Butler, was a Rich Hill visitor
Monday.
There we're % ascessions 70
the Walnut Street N. E church
Sunday.
Dee w. Wheeler, with his
father, of near Butler, was in
Rich Hill Tuesday.
w. r. YanVoohris is putting a
Foundation under his residence
in the East End.
The dredge boats on the big
ditch are tied up on account Of
the high water.
The Ball show arrived Sunday
and has been showing to packed
houses this week.
Nita and Ross Jones, who had
been visiting relatives in Butler
returned home Tuesday.
Lost or stolen:A II jewel open
faca, Walthsm watch. Reward il
returned to this ONCE. 1t.
The Elks Club gave a dance at
their beautiful club room at 9th
and Walnut Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chapman
left Monday for Hot Springs Ark.
where they will make their home.
Humphrey Connely and daugh-
ter, Miss Julia returned Monday
from a short visit to Kansas City.
John w. Gench of the East
End is improving his residence
by building a new concrete
porch.
Miss jeanette A. Bewley, Of
Clinton Mo, is visiting in this
city the guest Of DR.. w. II. Allen
and family.
About 60 delegates are here
this week attending the Epworth
League convention Of the NJ. f
Church, South.
l.. C.. Robinson. the Anti-sa'
loon league man seems to be a
thorn in the side to the Demo
cratic party.
The Carr mine, south Of town.
opened Monday. The mines
around this city will all be run
ming full blast soon.
Several boys around town
found out this week that it is
against the law TO rubber thrC
the bars at prisoners in Jail,
Mrs. 1. n Thompson Of Green
wood, Mo, lett Tor her MONT
Monday. She had been yisitinl
her brother, John T. Wilson il
this city.
Miss Mabel Whitney returned
home from Missouri University
for the summer holidays. Shu
visited friends In Jefferson Cit,
on her way hcme.
In many sections Of the count.
word comes in that during IA
storm last Thursday heavy Ia
fell, doing great damage 10 OF
chards wheat, etc,
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Tell your friends they should
read the Tribune during the cam
paign Of 1 .oS. We have stepped
all clubbing and cut rates but
think you viii 6nd the paper
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1908-04-24
She conquered he Germans.

In the Franco q, imam war the
French hospital AZ \ endome was In
charge Of Nine Coralie Cahen, one OF
the most noted nurses OF the time.
There. aided by two nurses and seven
Christian Sisters of Mercy. she re-
ceived thousands OF French and Ger
man soldiers. When the Prussians Oc-
cupied Vendome they wished to hold
the hospital and plant on It the Ger
man hag But, warned Of the enemy's
intentions. Nine Cahen early one JAN
uary morning visited the Prussian gen.
eral, who. surrounded by his staff, was
about to seize the building.
"Sir," she exclaimed, 1--WE have re-
ceived your wounded and nursed them
as though they were our own. We will
continue to do so. but we will remain
in French hospital. We will not have
1t converted into a Germ q hospital"
Madame" was the reply. 1--WE are
masters"
''In the town it may be; here, nor
was the answer. 1--WE are protected by
the Red Cross and the French flag.
You have no right to touch either the
one or the other"
She conquered, and from that day
the utmost admiration was openly
evinced for her by the Germans.