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The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

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and lists of presents accompanying accounts
of weddings, receptions, anniversaries, etc,
inserted at cents per line, poetry with obit-
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lees than 80 cents
With our mailing list OF nearly 5000 names,
subscribers writing the REPORTER with re-
yard TO their subscription must be sure to
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the paper is going. including the number OF
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This Is especially important when change
OF address Is requested but should also be OBJ
served when making remittances and at all
other times.
Address all communications to
The SOMERSET REPORTER. Skowhegan, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

President Roosevelt predicts the
nomination of Mr.. Taft, as candidate
for President, on the first ballot in
the national convention, and that it
will speedily be made unanimous.
On Friday night Mr.. Taft made his
first elaborate speech, AZ a candidate,
in New York city, in which he defined
his position on several important
questions. He boldly tackled the
labor and capital question. saying that
the Unions have come to stay, but
they must not by arbitrary acts antag-
onize capital. The more capital in
use the more work there is to do, and
the more there is to do the more the
laborers are needed. Manifestly, it
is in the direct interest of the laborer
that capital shall increase faster than
the number of those who work
Nothing is SO likely to make wealth
idle as insecurity of invested capital
and property. 1t follows, as a neces-
sary conclusion that to destroy the
guarantees of property is direct
blow at the interest of the working
man. Propositions from labor unions
sometimes are 80 exorbitant in re-
spect to the terms of employment as
literally to deprive the manager of
the control which he ought to retain
over the laborers EMPLOYED in his
business. The Secretary added that in
the matter of strikes resort to vio-
lence, or other form of lawlessness on
behalf of a labor union, properly
merits and receives the sharpest con-
domination from the public, and is
quite likely to cost the cause OF labor
it's support in the particular controv-
ersy.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

George Young of this place, under
indictment as common seller, re-
tracted his plea of not guilty, plead
ing guilty, and was given a sentence
of 80 DAYS in Jail, the court taking
into consideration the fact of his al
re ady having served 80 days, on an
other sentence. One other indict-
ment against the same respondent
was continued on probation.
Three indictments against R. II.
Berry of Hartland, search and seizure,
nuisance and common seller, were
continued, owing to the fact that the
respondent is now serving term in
the Bangor Jail.
VIM. Mutak of Jackman was found
guilty OF single sale and fined $50 and
costs. Paid.
Nelson Barley of Jackman paid 500
for the same offence.
Case of Henry BARLEY of Somerset
Junction, common seller, was con-
tinued on account of absence of ma
terial witness.
Frank M. Cotton, single sale Bail
defaulted. Sentence of lower court
affirmed.
State VS. VIM. Willette of Fairfield
a search and seizure case was tried
before drawn jury, j. NJ. Parkman,
foreman. Enforcement deputies Sc
cured the evidence, one pint of whis-
key being seized by Deputy Stack
pole and pint being bought by Wit
ness Bridges. Verdict of guilty.
Goodwin for defendant. Butler for
State.
"Wednesday the nniaance caae Stats
vs. VIM. Wlllette occupied great
part of the day, the jury returning a
verdict of not guilty.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

ENTERED AZ SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16
The Somerset Reporter

A Weekly Republican Newspaper
Published every Thursday at Skowhegan, Me
BY ELMER f. McNEKLIE.
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

Hon. William T. Haines of Water
vile, who has been prominently men
toned as Republican candidate for
Governor, in recent interview
throws intelligent light upon the
finances of the state, in which every
body is interested. He claims that
Maine under Republican rule for the
last forty years has had one of the
cleanest and most economical and
democratic State governments in the
Union, or in any free and civilized
country. And he brings forward
columns of figures to show that fact.
There is no extravaganza in State
expenditures. OF the $20.87, which
is the average amount paid on a
thousand dollars to our tax collectors,
only $1.50 is expended for State pur-
poses, and the greater part OF this
goes back to the towns, directly or
indirectly, In the way of school
money; and our State expenditures
are more than paid by the tax on
corporations and other monied iu-
terests. Cities and towns undoubt-
eddy increase their taxes by appro-
priations for town purposes, and If
they have modern improvements
they have got to pay for them. But
YOU can't call that Estate extrava-
gance." And right on the heels of
Mr.. Haines' interview comes the graf
living statement from the new State
auditor that of the appropriations
made by the last legislature, the sum
OF, sloe, 1885 remains untouched, and
has been turned back into the State
treasury. SO much for Republican
MANAGEMENT
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
When paid in advance.
enc year ....sl.5O Six months ...........75I
Three mon ths.............. 3Sc
sl75 will be charged If not paid until
end of the year
The Somerset reporter., 1908-01-16

LESLIE c. CORNISH, j., Presiding.
WV. +. SREKlEs, Clerk,
THos J YoUN County Attorney.
CLYDE H. SMITH, Sheriff
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04
Vote for Amendment No. 8

lnasmuch as Amendment No. 10
has been Published continuously in
the Star Herald during the last
twenty five weeks, we will take 1t
for granted that all our readers are
familiar with its merits-or de-
merits-and will offer no suggestion
as to whether or not it should
carry. Senator Clarke, who is
recognized as one of the best law =
yers in the state, says it is no good
and would be unconstitutional even
though it does carry, and it is our
opinion that it will be hopelessly
showed under.
But for some unknown cause,
Amendment No. 9 was not sent to
the Star Herald for publication,
hence there are several thousand
people in Randolph county who do
not know that there is any such pro-
posed amendment as Number Nine
to be voted on in the general cleo
tioD and nobody seems to know
what it represents. For the benefit
of those who have been otherwise
informed, we will say that Amend
ment No. 8 merits the support of
every good citizen of the state. 1t
provides that every man who would
cast a vote at any legalized election
must have a poll tax receipt. The
success Of this amendment depends
almost entirely on the Democratic
vote of the state, as the Ropubli-
cans would call it a political scheme
to disfranchise some of their negro
brethren, and will all vote against
it. If man is a good citizen he
would not hesitate to pay poll
tax, and if he is too trifing to pay
poll tax he is too "onery" TO vote,
anyhow. And then again, this re-
auirement would not disfranchise
the better class of colored voters
who are always glad to pay their
poll tax, but would catch a lot of
e.white trash" both Democrats and
Republican,, as well as the trashy
negroes. Amendment No. 8 makes
it obligatory upon every man who
would vote, to pay a poll tax Of
&I.OO. This dollar goes into the
school fund, to help educate the
children of the state, white as well
a, black; children Of Democrats as
well as children Of Republican
voters. A vote against Amend.
mont Nc. @, tludGe, is ayote
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

against the public schools of Ar,
kansas. The Democratic party ,s
progressive party. 1t stands for
better schools for the youth of the
state. From what the Star H,rlld
can gather there is not Republi-
can candidate in Randolph county,
or In the state, that will vote for
amendment No. 8. They would
roo the children of Randolph coun-
ty IN order that the negro voter
with his house full of children to
be educated might be allowed to
vote without having first discharged
his duty as a citizen of the state.
Inc progressive negroes of Ran
dolph county and there are nun.
Der OF them m-pav their taxes with
out murmur and are glad to avail
themselves of the opportunity to
give their children a better eduea-
tion. Why should they, or the
RebublicaD leaders, encourage the
less worthy class of negroes to
shlrk their duty. Vote for Amend.
ment No. 9, anl help the white and
colored children to higher and
better education.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04
Election Proclamation

Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of law, there will be a
general election held in the county
of Randolph, state of Arkansas on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1908
for the following named offices,
towit:
State Offices Governor, secretary
of state, auditor of state, treasurer
of state, attorney general, superin-
tendent of public instruction, two
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04
Judge Whites Proposition

TO my opponents, Messrs. w.
7. Stubbleheld and Black Mccoy,
| wish to make this proposition,
the last proposition / will get to
make them before the election.
If on or before Saturday night,
September 70, they or either of
them will produce any proof what
ever that | was not legally and hor..
estIy nominated for county and pro-
bate judge in the Democratic pri-
mary election on March 25, 1908,
or that | did not receive a plurality
of votes cast for this Office in that
election; or if they, or either of
them will prove that they are the
nominee Of the party, l will ask the
election judges in every township
to withdraw my name from the
ticket and | will get into the fight
and support the nominee of the
party with all the force and energy
there is in me. / am Democrat
and propose to stay with the ticket.
viii my opponents say as much?
Very respectfully,
Sol NJ. WHTG.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

associate justices of the supreme
court, commissioner of lands, com
missioner of mines, manufactures
and agriculture, three railroad com
missioners, prosecuting attorney,
10th judicial circuit, state senator,
End district.
/ County Offices-Judge of the
county and probate court, sheriff
and ex-officio collector, circuit clerk
and recorder, county and probate
clerk, county treasurer, coroner,
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

assessor, surveyor, representative,
'for or against liquor license" for
or against the sale of native wines, =
''for OF against road tax" ''for or
against amendments Nos aud IL, "
in the various townships of the
county.
Two justices of thepeace and one
constable for each township in the
county.
The polls open at o'clock, a. m.
and close at $50 p. m.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

All mills, mines, shops and fac
tories, in Arkansas are required to
close ON election days. or exchange
working force not later tbau p. m.
on election day, that employees may
vote.
Given under my hand, this 14th
day of August, 1905.
w. A. JACKSON,
Sheriff of Randolph county, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04
Notice for PulIication

Department Of the Interior, L, :. Land Of
flee at Little Rock. Ark. Aug, %, 1908.
Notice is hereby given william II, r.
Frazier, Of Lorine. Ark. who. ON Sept. 2l.
1903. made Homestead No 259O7 final, No 0222.
for \. l.. a n. e. u, Sec. 81 Twp. 20 n. Range
W. 5th principle meridian, has filed notice
of intention TO make final five year proof. to
establish claim to the land above described,
before II. r. Armstrong, clerk OF Randolph
County, Ark at Pocahontas, Ark, on the 5th
day of Oct. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
i, NJ. Bryan, Lorine, Ark. W. NJ. Graham,
Water Valley, Ark. David Upshaw and
Alonzo Davis of Lorine Ark. fl. Ii, MYERS.
Register.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

If you want to buy or sell real estate
talk or write to 5. G., Dowell, Walnut
Ridge, Ark Also agent for Iron
Mountain Railroad lands.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

Two 4-room houses for rent, in
Waddle addition Apply TO Jackson
Real Estate Co.
Pocahontas star herald., 1908-09-04

PROOF-We don't ask you to take our word for anv
of the above statements, but If you will call at our
store man from the factory where Majestic RANGES
are made Will prove to your satisfaction that these re
absolute facts, and will show you many more reasons
why the Great Majestic Range is absolutely the best
that money can buy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-16

,6anfes Mittelsba9 trGst, pertiinbet
befenR ubm. tpdhrenb redts Elm @ailbs
fuappe, Der bas Netdspappen hdlt,
nit BEN @dpert unb ben our Marine
gebDrenben @egenitGnben bic Maht
bes Neides gu 2anbe unb auf benz
Meere betont. Der Dritte I'M Bunbe
tit Elm IN Oft yliirnberger 9ruht ges
fleibeter 2ebrbube; nit benz Mappen
BON Miirnberg iinb ben Gmblemen beg
Runt6anbperfs 9arafterifirt er biefe
@tabt als ben 9ort Der aiinite nnb
bes @etperbes. portrdte>R aifer Milz
belp1s II, bes prin5regenten 9uitpolo
pom Banern, baneben bag in Gmaiae
ousgefibrte Mappen bes Sberbirger<
meifters bon Niirnberg, zines Saufs
patber beg Sdiffes, tpie bag gilbnib
bes beriibmten Niirnberser Seefabrers
Martin 8ebaim fdmidsn bas aors
beerdedfte.
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SgreApIOTlt oes
mia cine @dnfte, unb unter grobem
8orantritt febte fi9 Der 3ns gum ga.
laft in 8epegung, tpp Der Monar9
feline Dantessebete perridtete. @s err
folate bann bon Setten bes aonigs
bte 9efidtisuns Der Geitifrabe BIB gum
Sufitpart.
Glei9 am ginganse Der Strabe ers
reate ein enlightenment inbtf9er Baus
funf It bas Snterefe: auf pergoloeten
@odeln itanben fi9 5pei md9tige
glepbanten In mnnberbar impontrerz
Der @tenung s%eseniiber. Ste @ufel
gum @ruBe erboben, trusen tie auf
ibren sepaltigen @tobaabnen bic fias
meffde arone. Die sefammte Qrmee
bes 2anbes bate bieies &unftperf gez
ftiftet. Weiterbin fehelte bas @efAerf
bes &riegsminiiteriums bic Nufmerfs
famfeii: s3fpei 9ra9en als fpmboli19s
6iiter bon g9irm unb &rpne bilbeten
In bunter proGt cine Yforte gu neuen
Wunbern. @on hofer 8ebsutung
enblid par bic gbrenpforte bes ST.
nan3miniferiums, neil an i5r BEN
9oIf BE Gntpt:rFe fir bic eriten aasez
meinen @oIb.iia5en i'm Niefenmabz
ftab poreefiibrt stpgrben. @m @beno
fanb i'm 9uitparf elm Monterfsuerz
inert ftatt.
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a~aannofrbare Gabe.
Aas W~atbeneefhemf Der staot g%siirnbers far
pem &remser ,,gtlrnberg."

ben &reaser ystdrmbere."
gtnen Sriumpb bes &unigeperbes,
lpie es in Niirnberg ftets cine 10 bere
porragenbs pflegftdtte sefunben. felt
ber aafelauffab bar, ben biefe Stabt
benz mad ibr benannten &reu5er Der
beutfder Marine als patbengef6enf
getpibmet bot. Ser gntipurf 1T cine
@dDpfung bes profeiprs 5raa5 8ros
otter, bes 2eiters Der bortigen aanit@
gttDerbefdule.
Muf einem breiedis seslieberten
@odel breiten ii9 bic Muraeln zines
fdlanf in bic 9Dbe ftrebenben Stams
mes aus. Di1tss @edfte unb eroBs
bIdttriaer 2orbesr, bic Spmbole Der
rubmpoaen grDbe bes 9eutf9en geis
hes, ransn fid, mad ober seri4tet,
I'm cine runb geformte S9ale. Den
eigenartisen Mbf9luB Der lebteren biz
ben bic Mduern, Sbiirme, 8afftonen
unb We6rgdnse Der. 9urafteriitifaen
8efetigunasfperfe BON MltsNiirnberg.
Observation-Disclosures Mmethnit itelt
bas GeIsseitein bor, auf benz ii6 in
u.rbdlb bers S9ale bic biftorifas
6obenapIernburg aufbaut, bic, in Mts
fiber aussefibrt, nit bisfret persolS
beten OGdern unb 3innen emporrast.
Don benz Weitnsr Sbortburm urb benz
6eibentburm tpeben bic branbenburgis
fhen unb babsriihen S[aggen.
Die unten fa 5eissnben @efeitigirs
gen foIIen ben @ebanfen gum Musz
brud brinsen, bab iene Burg, bas
@tdmmfdloB bes 9oben5oaernses
f9ledts. benz S9uBe Niirnbergs drs
bertraut unb bon biefem tpobl behitet
iuorben 1T. Die feitltd am Sodel
rubenben, in @ilber mobenirten ST.
giren heuten bic alaett betpdbrte treue
Qiebe Der @tabt gum seeinten Seutz
fden meid, gum bapertfden @aterlanb
inh CUR enserr 9etmatb an. Der
Ehtltnabe linfs, Der bas Mappen -bes
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fammenge5ogen norben, Sn 1etner
fleibfamen, b%libfauberen grauen rnls
form bilbete es 9palier auf Der gros
BEN 5eltftrobe DON Dem 2anbungss
plaB am Menam bis gum 9uiitparf.
Mls Die &DnigsDa9t, besleitet bon
sablreiden anberen 5ahr8engsn. on
2anbunesplase dnlegte, iiberreiats per
&rpnprin5 benz 9errf9er bic Beiptls
fommnungsabrefe. Sin 5reubsn1ai1g
ber~aabbbiiif9en priefter, BON Sbers
prieiter einem 8ruoer beg 8Dnigs, 9ss
leitet, folgte. 9ierauf bsftieg Der So
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,3luansia SATIRE

lit es geraoe Der, feitoem id oltrb
8udlens 9rnica Salbe bauerno BON
blntenoen Sdmorrboioen gebeilt fplir-
De-" idreibt O.. q. @ooleper bon Sc
8apspiIe, 90. q. 8udlens @rrica
SaIbe BELT Die i6limmften SnutUun-
ben, @eidniire grano. mo anOere
@unoen In fiirsefter 3eit. 25 Cts.
bel aboIpb DreiB uno 81. Coin &
60 apotbefer.
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8eI6 81 berleiben - gmerion &
Co., 32t @eit Commerce StraBe.
BfanoIeiber uno Sutueliere. @ar.
gains in perfaaenen Yfanoern.
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yieb. MART.

Can NntDnip. Is. Gpril 1903.
DhIeu $3.Oe Bis 81. 90 per 100 Gfh
Rihe 50 20 Bis So 30
guusu uno ,stogs". 81 90 bic 1890
Sdhrlinge 1926 Bis $3.50
Rdiber $3.50 bi8 1925.
Shafe $3.50 Bis "a. so.
3iegen 1925 Bis $3.50.
Ehueine 1926 Bis So so.
ct. Comic, Is Mprif 1903 Hinbpiet.
Nntipes Sc 20 bis s7.25. geros : Bieh.
So. 80 BIB 1925
Shmeine 81 90 bis IS Is.
6aufe.
Shtpere pom ganbe............l0 Cts.
Qeihte unter l6 8ib............ 8 /.
stpere geielsers: 1890. 4.
~beidhdbiat -. 3.M /"
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Gbnlalonekorns Gmpfang.
Die Nd6febr ses EaneEiden &5ntsS bon
fetmer fameiten Gureparetfe.

Bon Der 9sliebtbeit bes fiameiifden
RSnigs gbulalongtorn IN feinem 2anbe
Iegter bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bic
tim onIdbli1 Der Miidfebr BON feiner
iinsften G~urOpareiie IN feiner 9anpts
itdbt @angtot bereitet ipurben, berebtes
3eugniB ab. Saufenb fleiBige 9dnSe
mubten ii6 podenlans riibren, I'm
elm Mdrnen aus Saufenbunbeiner
Nadt ipirbis gu in~iseniren, has iia
am Sage Der Mntunft bes Roniss ob'
fpielte. Mit 3uderrobrfauben, gas
1sanenbGumen unb fiamefif6en 5lass
eer, mar bic gauge 4uupttabt berrlid
9ef4miidt; felbft bic drmffe aulihitte
Gntts EN- JsjttagsiIeib aus rotbem Rat=
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Gan antonio. Is. gpril 19I
9 d II nj 10 E.

San MnfDniD, SeEy 10, NprIl :
Drbinorb 5 lll6 Cents; GDDb Orbtnnr1
6 GIG Gents; lnm Mibbling 8 BIG Cts.
Mibbling 95ll6 Gents; @DDo Mioblin9
9 lllI6 gts. Wibblina 5air IL Gig gts.
0aIteftpu, Eex., Is. Mpri1 -Grbinnip
6 JIG Cts; gpDb Drbinarb 1916 eta
YDtu Mibbline 9 BIG Gents; Mibbiirg
10 SIG cts; @0pb Dtibblinn 10 l16 gfs
Ni6bling 5nir Ii SIG Gents.
Rem Crlcan9, ga., 10. @pril
@oub Srbinarp s BIG gts.. 9rm Niob
limo 9 SIG Gents: Wibbling 10 n cts
@pDb Mibbline 10I gents.; Wihb!inp
Tnir IN Gents
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kelIe {.

Senrb s. Slips, TRANSPORT bon
Mobeln, 9ionos @eloidranfen 9iei-
nigen bon Seppiden. 304 SltSeite
@lamo 8ala5a. 9eioe Telephone.
Brompte 8eoienrtng. @ebt nns Cure
Muftrdge. 3~ufrieoenbeit garantiert.
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Glepbantsnbogen

tim, nit sriinen palmsntpsbeln bsftsdt,
aueeltgt. Befonbsrs tDirtunsspoa absr
uohmen fi9 bic phantafif4en Ser,
aierungen aus buntem popier unb bic
3unfpouen Hlumenarransements aug.
ilebsran b1rte man fiameff4e, dinss
ffde urb europdifGe Muiit. @uf gs'
ftbl bes Gronprinaen, Der %tpdhreno beg
R5nies Mbpefsnbeit bic Regentfdaft
atfubrt bate, mar bas Wilitdr Des
eansen R0nigrei9s in 9anstof que
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S anfe E.
@ c q E.

EartoHein, Colorado, S1.65 unb $1.75
pc, gentncr. Neue geras $l.75. u. $I.85
per gentner.
Buiebeln. aelbe u. rote. $3.50 unb 1915
per leo 8funb; neue teraniihe, $500 per
leo Bfunb.
zprnaten, Merifo u. euba 81. u. 1926
per 6 &0rbsgrnte.
&phl, Sl.f0 per 100 Bfunb.
S6be GnrtDfeln, per 100 BIB $50.
BlumenfDhl. $500 Der Crate.
Spargel, faIiforniibe, S. 50 per Crate.
SDhnen, crime Terns, 50gts per Rfte.
Gbnbarber, Il per Btuno.
SeGerie, 90c unb 81. 90 per 9bt. 8inoel,
$500 per Crate.
Saunih, rs u. IS gts. per 8uibel.
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Banmmoaiamen urb DeaeuYrOOulit,
Brima Baumupnfnntrn . NebI, per
TDnne 1923. 25 u 1923 so
NaumuDniamen.G Del, rob, 351a gts
Tonne $3.50.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-12
t9ubilaum Des 0abaks.

Nidt Cir Malter Haleisb, fonbern
Der @panier @onaalo 9ernanbe3 be
Opiebo bat 1858, alfo bor nunmebr
$50 Sabren, ben Samen Der Sabutsz
pflan3e aus Mmerifa na9 europa ge<
bra9t. 6ier tpurbe fe anfangs lebigs
li9 als 3ierpflan3e aneebaut, bts iie
Nieolo Menarbps als, Mr3neipflanae
prizes. BON Der Sberifhen 9albinfel
nabm Der gabaf, ben man in Der
Golge aun gum Sdnupfen unb Maus
den Dsrtpanbte. feinen Meg balb iiber
bas sanae iibrige europa. gaad
Deutfhlanb selangten bic erften Sas
batspfldn5en 1865 aus 5ranfreia,
unb stpar burn Mbolf Deco. Gtabts
pbpfifus gu Mugsburg. .3ebn SABRE
barauf itanb bic pfIanae bereits il,
elmer .gcsmosrapbia1 abgebilbet.
9rob olIer 6inberniFe. bic benz ur1es
ritanifden Getp6ns in iener 3eit Bpm
Gtaat nnb Rirhe entgegengeftellt ipurs
hfsl. .nnb troBbem 9btolose1, unb WlO.
rcliifen bes 16. unb IL. sSdbrtunbtrtl
f@ IN ibren prtbigten energifm no,
mentiin oegen ben .b6niihtn Rundk
ms 3eu8 legten, mar ber GiegeAjMg
be3 9abats nidt mebr nuf5ubaIten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-12
J Al. abe,iS.


DR. Qbenb Ra1t! I'm 0eriSent ent{@ninlel
Der eoleRen Wbenblsnne letter @rub,
! DIR erabstno nod oie Dolien bort snt'
L yan1ei,
Dat tt " flammea i&einen bei bsm &as.
Srn u = bun!el, uns bic solsnen Sansen
5 Gis t6nSen ni&t mebr auf ess aDaHerS
0lutb:
Das ii9te ssartenipiel IN iett Serianien,
GiHtsrmis srea ote tpeite 0Idde rubt.
tlnb islfe plati4ernb raunen mir bic Meuen
Gin GieDden ~ bonn uHbefonb bes
OlA6s:
Da foisen bunfle Stunben auf bic bslIen
Sus feten Wehielipiel bes Nusenblids.
God3 ailt'oe Neen Snben iebem RinSe
Sn ieine Wieee etnen 9olisman:
Die Cpffnuns 1T Is, ipelbe lets uub Iinbe
Die S3merjen bieies 2ebens uilbern
tam.
Die eoffnuns, ,pelde In ben trilben 9asen
Tins Saubert Dor ein lihtes 3mtunftsbilb,
unb ieifter tperoen mir ben Smmera ers
tra9en,
@ern, trbHenb milo. ibr Gtrabl bas pera
Nerflat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-12
Cine trfflibe eAntmort.

Surge 3sit, nadbem Triebrid I.
GDnis bon preuben genorben mar,
orbnete er in feinen 2anben bic @inz
fiibrune bes @resorianifden ober
rperbeherten" anftatt bes bisber iib=
ltden Sulianifden aalenbers an. Sn
benz BON Sulius gd1ar I'M Sabre 46
b. gbr. in's 2eben gerufenen aaIenber
bate man betanntli9 bic 2dnse bes
Sonnenjabres Inn elf Minuten unb
einise Sefunben au groB serednet.
60 sering biefer Syebler tpar, 70 perz
urfahte er bod, baB i'm @erlauf bon
II Sabrbunberten Der 5riiblinsss
anfans um polle elf Sage gu fpdt am
gefebt mar. gs nurben nun Bel gins
fiibruns bes perbeherten Ralenbers
furoerbanb Mbitride semaht. unb 10
fprang man i'm iunsen RDnisreidr
Yreuben bonn 1. Gebruar 1701 sleid
gum IL. biniiber.
Bei biefer @eranlaffung ma9ten eis
nise neunmaltpeiie Mdtbe Ronis Griebs
rid ben Dori9las, feinen Beamten ben
neunten She'll ibres piertelidbrlideu
@eboItes in Mbaus brinsen gu laKen.
Da ertpiherte Der Monar1 ernf unb
nit Na9brud: sd min, bab msin.
2eute mid nidt fditaniren. ba min id
5elber fie aber aud ni3t f9itaniren. :
l1nb bic Yeamten betamen ibre nolle
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