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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23

einer Ruobtnmii1ls. WeiTxr 4 sS,
ftine 5u tltint Mliblt iin analti
fen aln0 tmpfiebf eB iid|, bdb tnsIs
fueu sinige bsndmbarte GkfliigsHii
ter aun1 gtnsinf0men QtntGaif nrO
talr qenrinfH1ftIida Beniib bung tirrer
\ dtnoMenmiible altfanantHtrsttn. Oie9
ii, rsuhGenoen Rnphkn niiHen bor
sem Gsnbrip9sn II. bic Miible astrod.
net tperhen, bu 6ie Miible font
1hlehte Mrbeit liefert. Cine Rnps
e1enrniibIe rnudt fich ie nah oer
grDBe bss Siibnsrftdnoss ianerhuab
zines ssdbres pber mod friiher be3ablt.
Wfdn re1nst 4 file Elm uusgcpudNsnts
s5uhn unb SAG Elm 3ehntel 9unO
Rnohenfdrot: an Aiiden berdbreiht
man ie ram Otter be6eutenO tper.ger.
4Rittsur MasfiiIlungoDn
6ubb DOen. Sum OfHterl allpo
feiten Musfitten >1peiter Dielenfugerr,
bas bpr oern Mnitrib bor5lnebmert
i'll, gibt es cine arobe 9lnsuhl Don
Ritten, BON oenen befonbers bic fol-
gemoen betpGbrt iinb unb fih obne
groBe Miibe unD Soften aafertige1t
luTen: 5Ggemeblfitt. Man rinmt
6aau gleihe Aalsmtbeilt SiIhltrleim
'mno SGgenebl; Der ipdbrspo "a
@tun6en nit Waifer diffgepefhtt
2etm apirb iiber ben 0erbFener ur1r
ter freiBigem llmriihren po1itdnoig
dufsel1it unb bann bds @Ggenehl
binein geriibrt urb ber fertise aitt
nah bplitdnbisem grfalten berfDen=
Set. - Delfitt (@aierfitt). / She'll
serfallener Ralf (Staubtnlt). 21hetle
Mpggertlnehl un6 2 Sbeile GeinDl
ipepoen permifM ulrb geb0ria burd=
chamber sefnetet; pbsr mon permiiht
1 She'll trodenes, feines 3iegelmehl,
/ She'll 9leigldttenpulber unb l 5beH
QeirDl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
Insstsn's aa,,nsSirtbrd1aft.

Runge meinten bic @panier, ibr
- miiffe Die Rorntammer Guropas
4, neil es bon Der 6onne 10 qana
8noeTs gefe9net tperbe. 2lus iols
! ipit aus man9en anberen 9rdus
s:ien eripa9te Dos Bolt, als linn
k kneun> yobren Der lette ungliidlihe
Eg bic Mugen Dffnete unb es Die
frige Wdbrbeit bes eigenen GlenSs
adlItn Gebieten ertennen lieB. Da
man, bab Der permeintli1e Meih=
lsn 0eSBpoens tbeilpeiie nur in ben
alten 3eiten iiberfommenen sSIIu=
ID bsfinno. Mber 3ugleid ipur6e
4 ji9 oli9 Der urfaden betpubt, bic
q oller flimatiimen Npraiiae ben
lag bes Bobens batten geringer
Ven Iai5en, unb ge!tanb ii9 ebrli9
Nab hiefe felbit beri1ulbet feien.
Il IbiaertenntniB rief- bag 8eifres
mad, bds nll3u lang 0erfGumte
er gut ~ MAIDEN. uno man hefaBte
init BEN alerarproblem in allen
M 19eilen, mif Ser syraee Der Bez
rune. Der Mieberaufforituns er1tz
tsraBerge. Dem lanotpirtHhaftliz
I'll HRterritbt. Dem Bau pon Gefun=
nBiisn nfp. Rkine prattifde grs
Il ajIen iih iiberau bereits bemers
o6 ipiirben iie ipdhfen uno iih
(Il. lpelln Der Gtaat ber oderbdu<
tn @eD0lferung befere mates
Iaisrifiibung ungebeiben laifen
I'm Oitfe 5li eraningen, iino in
eit ipit6erbnlt in ben perffies
ksgionen 6ts Qnnbes grpBe Ders
4 Eltr9en ber QonStpirtbe gebalten
9le @udt Der Wolfsfunoaez
b lnIIie ron1 asdrIanlent u1o BON
isyung erreinen, ipo3ti fi1 bitfe
IT, 1sijnf fjigen GrpGgurlgen dlfein
Inaui sntfm fmlpfIen bdtten. 81
fanb III 4lifdnte Elm folz
n ldH, III did bdnptfd4>
n # @ 1fpfkn qanbmirtb fGofts
@ 6er Geb0sltt btfdbte.
jlfr ans tGrpprrnaen5
/ M iD0t bMr6 bfe Nkrs
y hie 3febIdiiS 81 Nh
Il II 81 \ ist 6dite, III, linen
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
Nnlspnpter a.ne aWnlnbelfann

Wie fplpnale Mnfor0erungen Set=
tungsnefen uno 8u9brud on ben
Walbbe{tanb bes 2anoes Heuen, barii=
Der brinet eine bonn Bunbesforit@
bureau gelieferte 5tatiitif benertens>
tpertbe 3ablen. Der Mann. Der duf
cen @ebanten fam, Qolafaiern in eine
slatte Maife aur 9eritellung BON puz
pier hmaunanbeIn, bat iih nm bic
@erbreitllns Der SntenisenS Elm grobes
Neroienit ertporben, leiber aber audi
ben Mnlab baau geseben, bab bic Mrt
bes 0nl3fduers mod riidiihtslofer als
je auDor burh bic berrlihen Wdloer
bes Qanbes geht. Mit Der tpahfenz
ben 8epDlterung unb ibrem ffetig ii4
lnebrenben GefebebiirfniB bat iicb elm
auberorbentlider 8ebarf bon Druid
papier berausseItent. Man fann iih
einen ungefdbren 8esriff bapon rnaz
den, ipenn man Elm 5onntagsblatt
nit ieinen 8eiIasen in Der 9anb tpiest
unb bann iiberfdlGst, ipie piele. Milz
lipnen pfuno papier erfprberIih letn
miifen, Inn ben Millionen nnb Mber=
milionen BON 2efern llnterbaltungs<
ftoff 81 liefern.
Der 8eoarf an 9nl5 fir bic papier=
babritation bat BON Sabr au Sabr
ausenommen. Sm Sabre 1899 belief
er iih iid auf atpei MilIionen goros
(Rlafter), iebt finb ihon brei nnb eine
balbe Million erforberIid. CUR 8era
ipenoung tomn,t baupt{G1lih bas
9olo Der Sprofenft9te (@pruce). bas
Inn Sabre 1899 Dreipiertel bes Be-
oarfs bedte. iebt aber nur nod fir
fiebaig proaent bapon 3u baben 1T.
gs 1T bic am befen eeeignete Mrt.
Mit bet 8erninberung 6es Beftanbes
bat man audi anbere 9ol3arten aur
9ilfe nebmen miii1en, aber oieies ipirb
INNER nod bebor5ugt. 3unddif bat
man oann gum pappelbol5 gegriffen,
tann aur Gidte, Baliamfibte unb ber
pappelart, bie gemeinbin bier. ber
floigen 8liitben tpegen, 6ie fie db=
iGiittelt, Cotton $1,000 genannt miro.
3ur 3eit 1T bie Shierljngstanne
(0emIoD itarf in Nahfrage.
Der Stat Neip Worf perarbeitet
i6brli9 iiber cine uno cine 0iertelmils
linn gorbs 9ol3 in Der Yapierfabri=
tation. Dana1 fonlmt Maine nno
bann Der Reibe nah MiscDniin, Nen
9Gmpibire, penniplnania nnb Mini=
gan. Seh3ig pro3ent bon benz in
Netp yort gebrauhtem 6ol3 muBte
bon austpdrts eingefiibrt tperoen. Jn
Betraht fiir bic papierfdbritation
iommen nod Mafadufetts, Minnez
iota, Obio, Oregon, 8ermont, Nir-
sinia uno Meit Wirginid. Der
Ourdf9nittspreis fir 6rl5brei, an
Der Jabrit abseliefert, iit $7.21. Der
9otalpertb bts i'm Sabre 1906 fir
Die Gdbrifation gebraudfen 6pl3es
felt. iin auf $26, ,4OO, 900. Die Ders
n,ebrte Rn1frage erbDbt ben preig.
Gine Mdsenldbuns, bic DDr .einem
Sabre nod $500 fojtete, III fiir3li9
nit $12O0 be3abI tDorben. 11n6 Is
III cine ftIbftberftdnbli9e s5olst, oab
Bic 3eitungsberdusseber benz Naarttt
entfpreneno nit benz preifs ibrer .3ei<
t,in9tn duff9la9en. Wi<lt Ginz@ent
3etunssn iinb iebt auf Jpei Cents
hindufgegdn0en.
Dk 1trfeIuns Der MeoiTe gef1kbt
tbsilS auf med3aniiGenl tteiIs orf
6eaniid dem Mtge Qebter<r berbient
nsn 0or5ala un6 fonnmt mekx i, mir
II 9lufndbus, neil De ncyI mn 6ds
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gtr $aJ;itse per Atntnspharr.
Berlin, IL. Dea.

Berlin, IL. Oe3.
prDf. Qinbe belt beuteA einen WDrs
trds Bel benz Meidsfanaler iiber bic
G9dBe Der MtmofpbGre. Der Wor=
trngenbe erfldrte insbefonbere reuere,
erfolgrei9e 8emiibunsen, tehnif9 bic
Beitanofbsile Ser atnlofpbdriihen2uft
gu prpbntten bDn pplfstpirtbf DAFT
liher 8ebeutung ai berarbeiten unn
CAB fobann cine Daritellung ~ber gez
fhihtlihen gnttpidlung Der atmoz
fpbdrifden Gorihuns; er erpdbnte
hie Grfinbuns Sorrieeuis unb Otto
r. @uerites, bic grfinbung Der Rraftz
maf1inen, bic Werfliiifeuns Der
Gafe, ferner bic hemifde grfdliez
buns Der Mtmoipbdre burd 2aboiiier,
bic tednif9e Mntpenbung bes fliiifsen
Sauerltoffs, BON Dem iid ber< Sabresz
bebarf fiir bic Wetallursie innerbalb
ber lebten aebn Sabre per5ebnfadt
bat, fDtpie bic Mntpenbuns beg Stids
ftpffs bei Der 9eriteuung BON eleftris
fhen Metanfdbsnlampen. Beionbers
intereIfirt aur3eit os 6sritenung bon
@tiditoffperbinb fiir bic 3tpede
Ser Ganbipirtbinuft. Durm bic in ipez
nisen Sabraebnten beporitebenbe grz
fhDpfung Der ,6alpeterlager tpirD
ntbt blob bie 2anbtpirtbidaft, ipnz
bern audi bic Sehnif Der 59iebz unb
5prengftoffe unb bic hemiIde Snbuz
ftrie auf bic @raeusuns bon Salpeter
ansetpieien fem; es lperoen alio ernite
nationale srasen beriibrt. Die erite
inbultrien braudbare 2Dfung bes
Yrpblems baben bic yoripeser 8irfe=
lamb unb gpbe sefunben. Neuerbinss
lit bic Giibruns oiefer tpi9tigen Nuf=
sabe an bic 8abiihe Mnilin= unb
@obafabrit baburd iibergesansen.
hab iie mittels neuer einfa1er Mppa>
rate bDbere Musbeuten er3ielt. Nad
benz 3ulammenihlub Der beiben Ronz
aerne iinb in Noripegen WaKertrdfte
nit nabe5u 100000 pferbefrGften er<
iporben tporben, ipelde nit einem Mn@
fangsfapttal ppn 40 Mtllionen Mart
fiir bic grseusuns BON @alpeterfdure
ausgebaut lperben folIen. Mun in
Giibbapern plant bic 8abifhe Mnilin=
unb Sobafabrit eine folhe Mnlage.
ginen anberen Meg baben bic Berliz
ner gbeniter Granf unb Caro- angeS
geben. eSn eifernen Netorten ipirb err
bibtem galciumcarbib reiner @tid=
foff aueefiibrt unb besieris al1fse=
nommen. Der 10 er3euste Raltftids
ftoff bat cine iabrelanse asrifulturz
9emifhe prpbe als ipirtfames Ding
mittel beitanben. Dte SalpeterIdure
llnb Der aaltftiditoff fdetnen bieMus<
niibung Der Waferfrdfte elmer neuen
Gntpidluns auaufiibren, ba lie fir
aablreihe. ia fir bic grObten, bon ben
Snbuitrieaentren ipett entferntenWafs
ierfrdfte bic bisber feblenbe 1tetigs
0erYpertbbarfeit earuntiren. Cine
grDbere Mnaabl bon Gabrifen fir
aaltitiditoff 1T erOffnet ober in Der
Grrthtung begr1ffen: tn Den Mppe17=
ninen unb ben fabopifden unb 5htpeiz
aertfden Mlpen, in gaoripesen, DALI
matien unb Siibbabern. gs eebt in
grfiinung, mas aus benz 2aborato~
RUM bes Naturforfders berborgesan=
gen, burd Die tednifde Gbemie unb
0ie ssnseniellrfunit in bertpertbbare
Geitalt gebraht 1T unb nunmebr aus
ben neuen Merfitdtten bes Geiperbe@
fleibes ertpartet tperben barf. 60 itel=
len bic neue Sddbe Der MtmofpbGre
cine bebeutiame Mebrung ber Sitter
bar, nelde unfer nuturtpiHenidafts
liA<te4nif9es 3eitalter berporsez
bra9t bat.
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| oer cef,e,


XlXNX 0kAkSyv - ANSARS S~sA~~@1 - -
ik0hnis.
! Ieosss osn QlIfDbpImibbraub nno
aas &duferns{en Gront az MAIDEN.
ebisttt 0ie pfli1t Der Mfenf4 4lihftit.
rs ipey eintn benz iiberm6Bigtn gltos
loIoebraude buIbisenbsn Wenihe1
Bsuf oie Hobn Der WiGBisteit lenft.
so6t iin al Der Menihbeit iiberhdlpt
sroient. Das beoeutet aber feiness
Sea8. 0aB man bas Rin0 nit Dem
5uof ousfhiitten unb ben Mltohol als
sntinqefdbrlihes @ift NIT Stumpf
sao gtil ousrotten folle. Bon bots
in6rer uno abitinen3leriIcber @eits
sir0 III neuer 3eit Elm gerdoeau fands
f&er Ranlpf gesen ben Nltobol gs<
i6rt. Ser in porollele au itenen TT nit
m Miitben oer@eftirer, Spiritifen.
eoetarier u11D artoerer perfnDdTrteH
ifrer. Die Sd6bli4tett Oes Glto=
,ls 1T be5onoers pon5eiten berMnttz
fDhpIiter bon allen 0entbaren Setten
ieudtet poroen, nur nidt BON Der
1aia rimtigen, nGmli6 brn bsr. Die
III d1Igemeinen Wplfspobliianb gum
rrgIein beranaiebt. Man fpri4t
n Demoralilirung uno Oegeneruz
81 Der Menfhbe;. ourh Den Mltobol
Is fnnt bic einaelnen Jdlle bes Wibz
auns berDor, bersibt bariiber uber
s Gonae. Gin tpirfli9 tlares Bib
n sen tbdtIGhIihen 0erbdltnifen
iiber bic ssuoge, ipeldsn 2lntbeil Der
fpboI an ber Dplfsperelenoung babe,
pGbrt cine rnlGngit erfhienene
1rift BON prpf. Dr, 6. Strupe:
Der Werbrau1 altpbolifher @etrdnfc
ben 6oupt Rulturldnoern".
sruDe gibt in fnapper, prGaiier Gorm
,e l1eberfidt oes MlfoAolberbrauhs
1prm BON Bier, Wein unb Brannts
III IN ben perfhieoenen 2dn6ern uno
1t ooneben cine lleberiidt iiber ben
rbrdun nidt alfoboIifder @enubz
b Nobrungsmittel unb bic 2ebens=
tuns unb Noltssefunbbeit. On Der
no pon furbigen ueberiidtstafeln
at er, Dab Der MltobolDerbrau9 pro
Apf Der 9ebOlferung fi9 i'm alIsemei,
! in ourhaus gefunben Babnen Be-
vt babe. nno ipenn tpirflih cine ge~
gfiigiae 3unabme ou per3eidnen
10 ftete biefer bie piel ftGrtere 3u>
3me Der anoeren Nabrungs@ uno
nubn,ittel, Der 2ebensbaltuns uno
0olfsipbblftanbes gegeniiber.
ruDe ipornt einbrinslih, benz iiberz
,benen Ganatismus perblenoetsr
.nbolgegner, bic fin niht mebr ge=
ben beoauerliden Nltobolismus.
MIfDbolmibbraud, 1onbern ben
obDl iibtrbnupt. feIbft In miIbeiter
IN, pen0en, Geh0r gu identen, uno
bert Die mabeebenben uno beruntz
rtIinen Rreife auf, oie i'm angenei=
niht dIs unsiinitig au beaeihnenos
tlpidlung oes MlfDbpIfpnfuns rib=
n 81 ipiirbigen unb in bie rehten
5nen 5u lenfen; benn es gebe faum
Gtbiet Ger fpsialen ,lnb Mirtb@
HspDlitif, auf Dem Der @taot feline
dtmittel, gum Beifpiel bie @teuerz
| boebnng, Dirtunssboaer foinobI in
4 ifigem ipie in unsiinftisem ginne,
4 utDenben bermDae, aIs gerabe bos
0enubbebiirfntHes 6es Wolfes,
u s5eionbere na9 altObOlbaltisen Ges
lfen.
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arer.usrth,1,tn nrr @nlTrr-
krIfte.

Gtn 9rDBdrft9es 2DdHeIpduIDeIls
bus audi bier intereiiiren ipirb, mo
Der Stat bic Musnubuns aler ieiner
MaFerfrdfte in Musfi9t senommen
bat, miro bon Der babifden Hegieruns
geplant, nGnlid bic Mnlass elmer
ourh Staubeden regulirbaren Wai=
ferfraftanlage i'm Mirgtbal. prof.
Nebbod, bon Der Se9niiAen 9ohihule
in RDln, empfieblt, bic Mnlage gu err
ireitsrn unb Die geiammten WaiIerz
frGfte in 8apen lpirtbfhaftltm au rer%
iperten. @r bat Der Regieruna ben
8orfdlag senadt, bier itaatlide Maiz
ieriperfe gu erri9ten, 5unGhft bas on
Der Murg. elm stpeites I'm 5tromgez
biet Der Mutuh, elm ipeiteres i'm mittz
J lern 5beile bes 5htpar5 5fpalhes (etipa
i'm Stromsebiet ser 4inaia ober Der
Gl5) unb fdlieBli1 ei,l Wert am
Mbein unterbalb BON Bd1el. Die grDbte
Mnldse tpiirbe Die an Der Muta9 fein,
beren i1brlihe araftleiItung Mebbod
cuf ettpa $4,000 pffr. fhdbt. Dur9
Mnldge bon Staubeden llnb bur1
Mufitauuns oes SdIudiees f0nnte bic
| 2eiitunssfdbisteit Iogar auf 10000
pftr. seiteiaert nerben. Sm Beiibe
oie1er bier MaKernerte niirbe Der Boz
bii9e Stat iGbrlid1 iiber cine Gners
| aiemense pon 300 Bis 900 MilIionen
Bferbefraftitunben unb Iber cine
arDbte araftleiitung BON $4,000
Bftr. perfiigen. Na9 Muffaiiung bon
Yrof. Mebbod reihen bieie bier Mafz
ferfraftanlagen bin, ben drgenblidliz
| Aen gnersiebebarf bes babif9en5taaz
tss, au beHen 8efriebiguns beute 50O.z
600 Goblen i'm Merth BON 8 MilIip~
men Marf gebrau1t tperoen, gu beden
unb oa5u nod cine iebr betrGhtli4e
Meierpe fir bie aleinfraftperforgung
les Qanbes un6 fir bic Grtpeiterung
Der ftaatliAen Betriebe iibrig gu be-
Galten. Die Mussaben fir ben Muss
beu Der bier Merte einf9lieBli9 Der
| Observation-Disclosures tperoen
| auf 120-15O WeilI. Murf gefhdbt;
| i,r biefer 3abl 1inb aber Die erbebliaen
Mufnenbunaen fir bic Ginrihtung
elettriiden 8etriebes Der Babnen unb
| fir Die Drtliden 2eitungsnebe nod
nidt nit inbesriffen.
SntereTanter nod als bic tedniihe
| Seite bes plones iinb bic Mniihten
| bes prpfeiTors iiber ipirtbIbaftlidF
| 8erpertbung berMnlagen. Die 3tpeite
Ranmer Babens bat hisber ben
| @tanbpunft eingenommen, baB es in
eriter Qinie Mufaabe bes Stats fei,
| fdmmtliGe Maiieriperfe aus eigsnen
Mitteln gu baaer unb Damn Die getDons
nenen ardfte m0gli1f biIlig an @e1
| meinben, an MISREPRESENTATION,
| Qan6Dirtbe ,Irp. ab5ugeben. Gofern
dber an pripdte bic Rpn3efiipn sur
| Musniibuna pon Maflerfraft srtbeilt
tperoen follte, miiiIe bic Negierllng i'm
| SnterefIe Der MIeemeinheit unb aur
| 0erbiitung BON Monopolaetpinnen Den
! llnternebmern ber Mai1erfperfsanlas
gen nlOglidi tDeitgebenbe Bef9dnfuns
| gen uuferlegen.
i Ginen Der DoltsDertretung entges
| gengelesten @tanbpnntt nimmt Mebs
| bod Elm, Nah feiner Mn{il1t {rIlte ii1
| Der babifde Staat duf ben Musbou
! pbengtnannter bier MaHertperfe Be-
| fhrdnfen. i'm iibrigen aber bic Mus.
niiBung ber Mafiertrdfte am 9bsr<
rheil1 fDipit an ben >iibrieen sFIiiffe1
i benz priDattdpitnl iiberla}fen lln1
Il - n y u ~
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Dns MnffreiHen Ser OFT
b1ume nit &ai 1T bds bette Dorz
bengnnasmittel geaen ssrritifdnen,
Mn Der ,peiben 5arbe brehen iih Die
@onnenitrublen, u16 bic HinOe nirb
niht 10 ertpdrant, 6aB iie am Sage
auftbauen fann, INN tpdbreno Der
Nant nieber II, gsfrierer. $50 fih
infolge beg nfht bprbanbenen Mnz
ftrines biefe MsHieDpirtuns selfeno
raht, Dernnlabt bieielbe auf Ser
GDnhenseite cine urgleihmGBiae
Mnsoebnling ber Min0ensellen, Die
,6ds Meiben ser @emebetheik uno bas
ourh ssrcftriiIe i'm gefo!ge bat.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20
TOWN TOPICS.

MT Editor: This paper, and the one that is to follow, are given, primarily, as a bit of pleasantly, also to show the children of to-day, that those who are beginning to feel the weight of years, had in their school days, the same trials to meet and overcome. as chil- dren now have and, as showing that even children may help in writing his- tory that will interest coming genera tions, though they may be ever so un- conscious of it at the time they are do- ing it. From a file of papers printed by the pupils of Newtown Academy of 55 years ago, selections have been talk en for this weeks Bee, and for the two or three papers that are to follow. We are glad that fair number of the old contributors are still living to experi- ence the joy in knowing "their works do follow them," and first in order comes:
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

The travelling has been very heavy andabad on the roads since Saturday. There aresdays when we long for the flying machine. It is grievous and vexatious for both man and beast. But a little patience, and the mud will soon be a thing of the past.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

Dr H. V. Walls, who came to New town with the purpose of taking up the practice of medicine, has changed his mind and will locate elsew here. Dr Walls had already begun work here and his sudden change comes as sur- prise.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20
William c. HaWley.

Patrick Ready, who has been quite ill with pneumonia, is now on the road to recovery. Mrs Ernest Hawley assist ed in his care for a time. Dr F. J. Gale attended him.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20
Miss M. Elizabeth Scudder of New Haven spent Sunday at her home he re.

Misses Mabel F. and Alice D. Eas- ton of Feeding Hills, Mass. are spend ing few weeks with their grand mother, Mrs W. H. Whaley, at E. c. Pages in Berkshire.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

MT and Mrs Charles Nichols of Plum trees, Bethel, had little daughter ar rive at their home. last week. MT and Mrs A. B. Nichols of Taunton are the grandparents.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

Miss Elizabeth Beers has been i'll with bronchitis at the home of her brother, Charles E. Beers. Dr F. J. Gale attended her.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

Henry Johnson of the Soldiers Home at Noroton is at his home in Zoar for a few weeks stay.
The Newtown bee., 1908-03-20

Mrs E. Hayes of New Haven is spending few days at the home of her father. Henry Johnson, in Zoar.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

At Hawleyville station on the Housa- tonic railroad, on the evening of April 3Oth, 1853. a cruel accident happened showing the utter carelessness of the officers of the road with regard to life. The facts.of the case are these; as the evening special train was laundering along, at the rate of three or four miles an hour, upon turning an abrupt curve, itscame upon solitary traveller, and horrible to relate, the wheels of the enginelwere immediately bespat- tered with the blood of poor unoffend- ing toad.
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Mrs Frederick w. Andrews of Taun- ton visited friends in Ansonia, last week.
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Carleton s. Smith, student at Yale, passed Sunday with his parents, Mir and Mrs Henry M. Smith.
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F. A. Young of Taunton has been on the sick list.
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George R. Wilson has a new horse purchased of New Milford parties.
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VIEWPOINT.

Newtown was incorporated into
 town in the year l7O8. The average
 length of the town from north-wes
 to southeast, is about eight miles, ant
 the average breadth about six miles
 It is bounded on the northwest by
 Brookfeld, on the northeast and east
 by Southbury, (from which it is sepa.
 rated by the Housatonic river,) on the
 south by Monroe, and on the west by
 Bedding, Danbury and Bethel. The
 street is broad and level, descends to
 the south and is nearly half a mile in
 extent. The borough is mostly built on
 this street. It contains 70 or 80 dwell-
 ing houses; four churches, one Episco-
 pal, one Congregational, one Methodist
 and one Universalist; one academy one hotel, and three mercantile stores.
 The ancient Indian name of the town ship was Pohtatuck. We can hardly date the period when the town was first settled, but there are tomb-stones in some of the oldest burying places in the town, with as early a date on them as the year 1870 or 1875. The name of the first male child born ill the town was Jeremiah Turner. His remains were inferred in a burying ground in the northern part of the town in Lands End distrct. The first Episcopal min ister in the town was the Rev John Beach. The first Episcopal sermon ever pl cached in the place, was by him, under a venerable buttonwood tree, short distance south of the pres ent church. It has since been levelled to the ground by some ruthless hand, and the stump and part of the body lie there at this time. It was apparently as sound when cut down as it ever was. It seemed almost sacrilegious to de- stroy so venerable and beautiful a tree. The Rev John Beach died the 18th day of March, 17S2, in the sgd year of his age. About a mile west of the street is beautiful sheet of water, called Taunton Pond. It is one mile in length and half a mile in width. Some twenty years ago man drew a prize in lottery, and having so much money he knew not what to do with it, he set himself at work to blow up Taunton Pond. But his scheme failed, and the pond still remains, and probably will, for ages to come.
 The Newtown Academy is located in the village on the west side of the main street. It was founded in the Tear 1886 by the munificence of the in- labitants under the supervision of the Rev George L. Foote, now rector of Zion church, Nc Lean, N. Y. It flour fl shed under his supervision for about wo and half years, when he re- igned, and it fell into other hands. rom that time it began to decline, il nd it scarcely maintained itself for many years. It is now in fiourishing
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condition and bids fair to rise to its former high standing.
 Jane Eliza Camp
 (now Mrs E. L. Johnson,)
 Esther A. HawIey
 (now Mrs J. E. Goodhue.)
 SANDY HOOK.
 Sandy Hook is situated on fine stream of water, about a mile and a half east of Newtown street. It con tains population of about 800. There are four manufacturies on the stream, besides a grist mill, saw mill and plaster mill. There are two hat manu- factories, one large machine shop, pro- pelled by steam, two stores and a blacksmith's shop. There is soon to be added to the population about 100 Germans from Roxbury, Mass, who are to be engaged in the manufacture or India Rubber goods.
 It offers to the eye of the beholder beautiful and'variegated landscape, in every direction. In one direction you can view stream of water winding along the meadows, till it comes to head and spreads out into lake, on which the school boy may be seen in his boat, flashing along its smooth surface. and the cattle grazing on its banks; while others are quietly reposing under the shadesof some wide spreading tree. This would be a beautiful subject for painters pencil. On the other side is seen towering mountain, rearing it's head up to the clouds. From this point can be obtained a beautiful view of the whole village.
 George B. Peck.
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between Brookfield and Newtown. This remained about 20 years when it was torn down, and a new one was erected in it's place, which still re- mains. The first Touring mill that was erected in this district. was superin- tended by woman whose name was Elsie Henrys. The district of Lands End contains about 40 dwelling houses, one store, one satinett factory. one comb shop, and three saw mills.
 Esther A. Hawley.