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Scientific Writer Dead.

Samuel Devere Burr, one of the
best-known writer's on engineering
and scientific subjects, died at his
home in Central avenue, Plainfeld,
of appendicitis. He was connected
with the Iron Age, Scientific Amer
lean, the Engineering News, and,
lastly, Metal Industry. He was the
author of "Tunneling Under the Hud-
son" and Rapid Transit in New York
City and Other Great Cities" He
was born in New York January %,
1855, and was a member OF the first
graduating class from the Plainfeld
High School in 1870. He was grad
uated from Rutgers College in 1875
and subsequently received the de-
grees of A. 3. and A. NJ. A wife and
son and daughter survive him.
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Money is a Curse.

my curse upon you, ~ungrateful
boy"
We'll, now, governor" replied the
prodigai, 'going to leave me your
money, after all? That's mighty good
of you"
OF course, this iocular view of the
matter resulted in .eeonciliaticn.-
Philadelphia Ledger.
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OF Course.

"They say there will be no blondes
in 600 years"
"Why not?"
Because the blonde type is revert
ing to the brunette"
well, don't you suppose some OF
them brunettes will get tired and re-
vert back?"-Kansas City Journal.
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Pleasant For the Lcnaer.

"There," said Dudley, adding up
che column of figures, "a total CT
1852; 1 guess that's all oh. NO.
there's $50 I forgot. Gee, I wish
somebody would lend me $3.50. Can
you do it., old man?"
"What for?" demanded Markley.
"Why. I want to get out OF debt"
Philadelphia Press.
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The Triple injury,

Talking people down behindS SHn
backs is about as ingenious and.n..
reaching a kind of sin as the Devff
has yet invented. For such a missile
kills three birds with one stone. 1t
Injuries the one talked about, the one
talking and the one talked to-. Arep-
utation is smirched every time we
pass on an unnecessary criticism of a
fellow-being. Our own character and
s~elf-control are weakened with evy
such word. And the mind o.
listener is poisoned; he who or
be helped to see and think al
best in others has been degra3
way at least, toward the u
of our own low level.
while an almost knock-t -
given to this r~nwnrthvi
kind of fighting by some ones H.,
mentioning a good quality in the alb
sent person who is being criticised.
This will almost invariably bring gos-
sip to an abrupt close. We shall do
well to end Others gossip by this
means; and we shall do still better to
end our own before it begins.
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About Norcd Peonle.

Israel Ludlow, of New York City,
declared spherical balloon racing un-
profitable.
Captain Pritchard, of the Maure-
tania, will succeed Watt, of the Lusi-
tania, as commodore of the Cunard
feet.
The will of Bishop. Potter, w \
divided his estate among his
children, was fled for probate in Ne
York City.
President Castro of Venezuel,
threatened that, in the event of a
revolution, those captured would be
shot as traitors.
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Ont of Order.

Miss AHalone, the s%elf-reliant
spinster. had been doing her own
marketing i'll an automobile.
'Loidy," said the dirty faced news
boy, trying to squeeze the egg plant
that was hanging over the side. yer
squawker's cut O order. 1t wont
honk."-Chicago Tribune.
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Useless.

Gateman Cat the musical comedy
Don't you want to come back?"
Castleton-"No."
Gateman-"Well, take this pass
check, anyway. Yon can hand it to
some chap on the outside"
Castleton My dear fellow. I
haven't an enemy in the world
Life.
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Pats Master Lie.

"Come, ROW, Pat" said a Cockre,
tourist to an Irisn peasant, whom hs
had encountered in Connemara, III
give you a sovereign if sou tell a big
ger lie than you ever told before"
Faith, sir, you're a real gentle
man." Pat responded, and the com
pany Unanimously declared the SOW
ereign earned.-Tit-B:ts.
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The Other Side of the World.

Hankow's $350,000 electric light
plant is owned entirely by Chinese.
China is now shipping goods to the
province of Tibet via the sea route,
through Calcutta.
Distress in India is still decreas-
ing. The number now in receipt OF
State relief is only $4,000 (Septem-
Der 14).
ChinaE GTery particular that the
quality OF the foreign goods 1t buys
shall be fully up to sample, but pays
very promptly for what 1t does buy.
A Chinese merchants word is as good
as his bond.
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WOMAN AND DRIVER KILLED.
Fatal Accident Oyertakes Clarence
Vyner's Motor in Bavaria.

Vienna.-Captain Clarence Vyner,
started two days ago on a motor tour
for England with Nine. Bettin, of
Chile. At Traunstein, a town of up
per Bavaria, about twenty miles from
Salzburg, the motor car met with an
accident while descending a steep
hill. Nine. Bettin and the chauffeur
were instantly killed and Captain
Vyner was seriously injured.
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Not in Real Life.

81 guess you've learned some
things" opined the farmer.
Yes" admitted the actor, who had
hired out, Il supposed that life on
the farm consisted of vocal selections
in Act l., eating a meal in Act II.
and winding up with a country dance
in Act III. "-Pittsburg Post.
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Among the Workers.

A ,aion of hatters in the United
St9t was established as early as
T-s shoe clerks of Toronto, Can
ada, have recently organized a union.
and its membership is steadily in
asing.
A union of retail clerks, in
Guiding various branches Of business,
has been recently established in Mel
rose, MIN.
Steam Engineers Union has raised
the per capita tax from ten cents to
twenty cents a month and established
a defense fund.
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- -. and Edward NJ.
Cole, receivers of u MANY of Amer
egraph and Cable C5ren1a Court AT
lca, nlea III tie ? ton to the pro-
trenton the oecla1 stituted against
ceeoings scent the recovery OF
Jonn 9aeop as'ol ST from Deem
Win aim is based On
yer o. 1SvV. ) subscribed for
,he aliesa.lon of the company
iaIss pio9nS VI stUS assessments lev
anu ialieu " pas in accordance
ieu W .ns ulie tered into When
the subscriptions we
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The Practical Test.

Here's a Gnancier says it's +,
greater hardship 10 have your inco,e,
cut from $4,000 tc $1,000 a week thai
from SIS to $40. What dye think o
that?"
We'll, If I was the second fellow
I'd trade incomes with the frs ant
run the chance Of having my feeling
narrowed up. Philadelphia Led
ger.
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KILLS FIANCEE AND SELF.
Jealous Man Says Goodbye, Then
Draws Pistol and Shoots.

Greenfield, Mass. = After bidding
Miss Harriet w. Wing, his intended
bride, goodnight. Benjamin E.
Gaines fired three shots at Miss Wing
and then sent a bullet into his own
brain. Miss Wing died instantly and
Gaines died at II o'clock.
Jealousy is supposed to have act
uated Gaines, who was thirty-nine
Years old and superintendent of a
large machine shop. Miss Wing was
t~wenty-nine years old.
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Antoist Sentenced to jail.

Worcester, Mass.-Barry c. Orn-
dorff, a son Of the late T. c. Orndorff,
of this city, who vas a wealthy man.
ufacturer, was sentenced in Brighton
Court to six months in the house OF
correction on the charge of reckless
driving and thirty days in the house
of correction on the charge of drunk
enness.
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In History Lesson.

Teacher-"Henry, what caused this
downfall of the Roman Empire?"
Henry-"Don't know, mum, Mess
he gave a wrong decision in the mint
innin's, where de score wuz a tie, wild
tree men on bases an two strikes on
de batter"
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LIQUOR SALE TO MINORS
Horse Thief Association of Oklahoma
Will Ask Aid of Roosevelt.

Muskogee, Okla.-The Texas and
Oklahoma Horse Thief Association,
organized to prevent the stealing of
live stock, in convention adopted a
resolution pledging its 10000 mem
bers to assist in the arrest and prose-
cution of night riders.
1t also decided to ask President
Roosevelt by petition to stop the ship
ping of liquors into this State by
Missouri and Arkansas liquor deal
ers to minor children. The associa-
ton officers say they have evidence
that liquor is being shipped into the
State to boys and girls twelve and
fourteen years old.
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The Business Instinct.

Guide Showing places of historic
interest in England(-"It was in this
room that Wellington received his
first commission. Yes, sir, it is a
fact"
American Drummer-"What per-
centage of commission did he get?r-
Chicago Journal.
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shakesneare,s Foresight.

Shakespeare wrote for all time"
"For instance?"
take his expression: ''Tis not SO
deep as a we'll, nor SO wide IS a barn
door, yet twill serve How well that
describes a 1908 spring hati"-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
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Rrnks There.

Dumley-Say W ~
thing about golf?"
Pepprey-"Not much. Why?"
Dumley-"What's a bunker do
you know"
Pepprey - Il suppose it's one of
those cranks that simply live on the
links. "-Philadelphia Press.
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ows at Mule; Kills His Son.

u s Thorn, a farmer, of Russell
Vile la, while attempting to run a
mulsr out of the yard, picked up a
small stone and threw it at the ami
NAL. He missed the mule and hit
his t~wo-year-old son, killing him in
stantly.
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Meaning Her?

Mrs. Brown-"Is your husbands
business growing?"
Mrs. Smith-~Ohi dear. yes. Why,
last week his receipts were so large
that he had to have a receiver ap-
pointed to take care of them!"-
Cleveland Leader.
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Friends.

With a clear sky, q bright sun, and
a gentle breeze, you will have friends
in plenty; but let fortune frown, and
the armament be ov6 cast, n thcn
your friends will 'oye like the
strings Of tho lutte, oil which You yss'
tighten ten before yo,s find one til
will bear the stretcll3Nc"d Keep :
pitch.-Gotthold.
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Sugar Barrels as Ballot Boxes.

The Board of Elections bought
forty sugar barrels to be used for bal
lot boxes in ~Sandausky County, Ohio.
Tops with hinges and the necessary
slots were provided. This step was
necessary because of the large bal
lots.
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, by His Own Dynamite.

,elson Reynolds started out
Zone boulders on his farm
- land, Me-, he placed a stick
tie in his overcoat pocket.
! liking along he reached his
! the pocket to get a match.
pulled the match out it
r 'ched on the dynamite and ex-
o it. Reynolds had both of his
l. I'D both legs blown off.
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Old Man Killed by Auto.

Frank Nj. Heaton, seventy-four
years old, a land claim agent, was
and instantly killed by the au-
tomobile of James Phillips just after
he had stepped from a street car at
Chevy Chase, Washington, D. c.
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Flood Victims Number 500,

Official dispatches received at Ma
Mia. P. L., from the sections visited
by the typhoon and resultant floods
that devastated Caygan Province re-
Gently place the death roll at 500.
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American KILLED in France.

Attendants on a train arriving at
Paris from Havre reported that an
American, James Lowske, twenty-six
years old, of New York, fell off the
train during the run and was instant
ly killed.
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Reform Newspaper Readers.

President Hadley, of Yale, declared
that the reform of newspapers and
the Government should begin with
newspaper readers, who should learn
to weigh evidence.
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Periodicals..

"The dictionary describes an Atm
ity as a chemical attraction"
Most of them re."-LouisvilIe
Courier-Journal.
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Going to Get 1t.

I'm sending my wife away for =
rest"
But I saw her yesterday and che
looked strong and we'll; it's you that
needs the rest"
well, I'm sending her away, amt
1?"-Houston Post.
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A Poor Adrnrfler

II hear your daughter is engaged
to a duke"
yes; but he's a poor stick"
"So?"
Hasn't had the enterprise to
smash a camera, as et."-Washing-
ton Herald.
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WHITNIoRE NOT GUILTY.
Brooklyn Motorman Acquitted o.
Numbering Wife.

Jersey City, N. Theodore S.
Whitmore, the Brooklyn motorman,
was acquitted in the Hudson County
Court of Oyer and Terminer of the
murder of Lena, his wife.
The jury retired a few minutes be-
fore 5 o'clock, and came to an agree
ment in an hour. When Foreman
Henry Vaudeville announced that it
was mot guilty" Whitmore briskly
stepped forward, embraced his coun-
al, Alexander Simpson, kissed him
e cheek and showed great emo
After the formalities of dismissal
Whitmore arose, suffering from the
reaction, and exclaimed: "They have
aiken everything from me, and 1 go
ut a pauper." His father and broth
r quieted him. s.
x Lena Whitmore was lured to the
IA X Swamp, at Harrison, on
lEh' LAST Christmas, rendered
he IA blow on the head and
.hJ5 own an embankment into a
I'll pool and was drowned.
e was tried once before for
th the jury disagreeing.
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When mother boxes Mary's ears,
She stands in tears and blubbers;
Oh. foolish child, to stand in tears
Without a pair of rubbers.
-Harper's Magazine.
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True to Ones ow

No man can serve his Fa
neglecting his own children.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Sben in bem Oiltrttt Dss Gongrebs
abseorbneten 2aning berfteben biz
GARNER unb Stabtbelpobner bie syrase
Der 8anf9urantie, bic 5aft als gefdbr=
lt4 beoeibnete, gang senau.
Sn Glepeldnb leben $500 Depoiitos
rem elmer in oieiem Sommer pertra9s
ten 8ant, tpe!de bic Grase piel befer
Deritanoen, als St @ounerneur Ser
rid, als ct ber1u9te, 8rpan's Mrgu>
nrente bor ber Obio'er 2egislatur gu
@unften Der 5iheruns BON 8antbepp=
itten gu ipiberlegen.
9u9 in anberen Sbetlen Obio's stbt
es Qeute, pelde bic Sahe ipeit befer
berfteben, als 9errid ober Saft.
Menn bie @antbeiiber in Obio
8rpan's Mrsunente leien unb 5usleid
bie @er1pre9ungen ber republifani=
iden partei, buB Saft i'm Sale feiner
@rtpdblung poitbanfen einfiibren tperz
be, als goncurren5 fir bic Staatss
unb Nationulbanten, tperben iie bic
Sade mod befer peritern, als sessn=
ipdrtts bic Bantiers in Otlaboma unb
In Ranias. - Columbus prebIppit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

slntnort: so nerbe biefe Grdss
fpdter beartiporten.A
9lls bus gomite barauf bsftdnD,
faste er:
.gs fdeint mir. bab bieles gomite
mir 10 biel l1ngelegenbeiten tpie m5gs
lih beretten mDhte. sd babe ssbnen
gefagt, tpte bes @elb colIeftirt unb tpie
es in ben 6taatsfdaB be5a6lt nurbe,
unb Sbr Sa1berfdnbiger iagt, bob
jeber Gent bort 1T. Sd babe nidts
bamtt au thun, mann bic gbeds elm.
gelOit purben. Sd peib ni9t, Oh i9
Sbnen Die WolIua9t geben perbe; i1
iperoe Sbnen fpdter 8eIdeib seben."
5err Guilbert lit inbeb INNER BET
ieiner Wetgerung, bic priifung Der
Buder al1 gefatten, geblieben.
5err Burlington, @uilbert's Oeputp
nnb iebiser ganbibat fir bas @9abz
meiiteramt, brahte fait Elm sabr ollf
bic llnteriu6ung Der gountbpertpal=
tung in Cincinnati au unb beri6tete,
baB Naes in Srbnung unb baB fir
ieben Oollar i'm S9obamt vNednung
abgelegt" iporben lei, eben1o tpie es
Der @ounerneur bon ben @taatsqelz
bern bebauptet. Oo9 als bas Inter
fn6ungscomite nod Cincinnati fam,
fanb es in. fur5er 3eit, oaB bic Dffent=
li9en Sonbs gum 0ortbeil Der goun=
tDbearlten in ben 8anfen beponict
tparen, bic 'nabeau 100000, bic fie an
3tnfen einsebeimF batten, tpurben- in
oas Shabamt ge5oblt.
Der 9ouperneur i9eint bteielbe be-
ihrGntte Mniicbt BON Der Gbrli6feit
zines 8eamten su babsn, bab tpenn
alles Gelb, nit benz Der Bea1nte ii9
in ieinen 8ii6ern belaitet bat, porz
banben 1T, bas @olf aufrieben fein
ioQte. Wenn ct Elm bishen 8elb
nebenber ngemadt" bat bur9 Maniz
pultrungen in Der Nnleguns Der
DRsntlt6en @elber, 10 lit bus fein
uhfe6t, tpenn er es nt6t in ben 8ii=
hern etnsetragen bat.
Sberrt6ter 8reiper Iagte unldngf:
ugs berri6t beut5utase unter ben
Dffentlt4en 8eumten 10 piel Bubel=
ipirtbidaft, baB es beIorgniberregsnb
1T. Sd ipre9e ni9t BON ben grDbe=
rem unebrliafeiten, bic mir ale berz
bommen. Sd nebme Be5us auf bic
fetnere Dirt Der notwithstanding, Bel
Der Der Snbabe- bes Mmtes NIT 6intz
anlebung bes itrengen pfltdtgefiibls
bas~Nmt gu eisenem @etptnn ober
gum NuBen feiner sSreunbe proftituz
irt."
Sollte i6 gum @ouperneur setpd6lt
tperoen, 10 tperoe i'd feline grDberen
Weo9tbefugniiie baben, als @ouper=
neur Sarris, aber i'd tperbe ieper Mrt
BON rduberifder notwithstanding in
ben 9taatsdmtern elm Gnbe MAIDEN,
einerlet men es trtfft."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Oie Oe,notraten 5ollten in Ohio Dor
ibren @esrern i'm 0ortbeil iein, Denn
unter Der Wertpaltuns bes @ouper=
neurs 9arris baben ii9 = ob ct nun
.ettpas bamit gu tbun sebabt bat ober
ni9t, ob Ct es bdtte berbinbern t0nnen,
ober ni9t = bic eorrupteiten 3uitGnbe
in ben @tautsdnltern enttpidelt, bic ie=
mails i'm Stuate geberrf9t baben.
@eDbft bic berborrugembite republitani@
f9e Sagesseitung bes Stuates, ber
rSolebo Wlube", unteritibt bic Ganbi-
buten fir, Stants 9lubitor unb
@taats Sdubmeifter nidt unb fiibrt
rls @runb bufiir an, bab bic GrtpGb=
lung folder 2eute slei9bebeutenb iein
ipiirbe nit Der guslteferung bes
@taatsf9abes an cine eorrupte Banbe
bon politif9en MuKrn. MuA mod
anbere republhantf9e 8lGtter peripei=
germ tpegen Ser befannternrabeNin ben
@tautsGmtern berrfdenben 3uitdnbe
benz 3idet tire unteritiiBuns. - Oap=
ton Netps.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
Jortietun9 bnn llmsefebrt ,uiro aud
ets S9ub oraus:

Su, cine brobenbe @efabr miro
9err 8rpan iein fir Die 8lutesel
unb S9marober am @oltst0rper, eine
@efabr fir Sruts unb pripatmonoz
prle, eine @efabr fir @etreibe5petu>
lanten unb 8Drfenlpieler, cine &C.
fabr fir bieientsen stnanotreiie, bic
bic rationale politit nur als Meittel
fir ibre Haubseiddfte sebrau9en,
unb Die republitanilhen Giibrer als
9anblanser unb MittelperIonen.
9lber cine @ef4br fir oas
Gano 1T 9err 9aft, fir
behen Domination rBruber Charles"
alletn $800,00o.O0 beaahlt bat, oeF.n
gan3es Rampagnetomtte aus Sruits
magnaten, Wertretern 6arrimans,
Rodefellers unb anberer Noltsausz
beuter beitebt, unb Der als elm oen
Srnits unb Sonberinterefen pers
pf'i@teter prdFoent, Inn Galle feiner
Grtpdblung, ins Weibe 6aus einaie=
ben tpiro. Gaft 1T ole Ranbibat
Hooiebelts fetner partei aufgeorunz
gen tporben. Seine @ripdblung be-
beutet eine Rebiiion aufnGrts, a5er
niht abpdrts; fie beoeutet eine peitere
profperttGt ber 9ruits, iportn bic
Neihen retder, aber bic Mrmen Gr<
mer iperben; ite be6eutet, bob bas
Werlanstn 6es @oltes na9 sarantir>
ten Banten Hn6 Siheriellung Der
@antbepoiiten unerfiiIlt bleibt. Ni9t
9err Brpun 1T cine Gefabr fir bas
Bolt, fonbern 3err 9dft felbf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
Guilbcrt's Staatsmaidine.
Ser mdd,ttae GinftmB oes gtaatss s9lu bit tnrs
auf ote GAME VerpaItung bon Ohio.

In 8roabitrabe in Columbus, gez
eeniiber bem Staatscapitol, ftebt eir
l6it0dtser WolfentraBer als Dent
n1al fir Die eifrise Sbdtigteit Waltcr
.. @uilbert's pdbrenb feiner 28iGbz
rigen ununterbro9enen Mmtsbau:r.
Na9bem er fieben Sabre Mubitsr
ton yeoble Gountp getpeien, lpasoe
Guilbert i'm Sabre 1885 bon s. il.
4oe, benz bamalisen @taatssMroi:or.
5u ieinem Oeputp ernannt. @r na-
bamals Elm Sreuno @oub. Toratsr's,
benz ct ie;ne @rnennuns unD 1895
feline gripdbluns gum @taatsauOitor
perbanfte.
0on ieinem @tntritt in bic @:aats-
auditors Office an besann CT oas
y;eb ieiner politii9en Mafchine a1
fledten, Die pdbrenb ieines 3pcl:sn
9ermins 70 mddtis tpurbe, baB IT
@enator 9anna, ben gaationalfiibrer
Der republitanifden partei, 5pirgen
tonnte, ibm bic Mieber Nomina!iua
fir einen britten Seru1in in 1908 s:i=
arii9ern. @ett 9anna's 9obe Fat
G'uilbert ss fir pprtbeilbaft befunoen,
i.h nit benz gineinnatter r8ob" @eo.
9. Gor gu perbiinben, ben 9r. :laft
bor bret Sabren in Mtron burd Die
6e9el aog unb ber beute Woriiber bes
9aft'f9en Beratbunsscomites in G::.=
cinnati lit; ferner nit Walter 5.
Broipn, benz r8ob" BON Solebo. Mit
b1elem 'Srtumpirat bon ,8oi1en',
bic bon berfbiebenen republitanii9.r
5eitunsen 10 oft an ben pranser 5ez
felt purben, iinb mod eine Nnslbi
aocal 8ofe bertniipft, unb nit
ihrer 9iilfe bat es Guilbert oerEan=
cen, bas Stats Mubitorsamt 3u
einem md9tisen rSpftem" umsu;nOz
beln, ipelhes bic Beiteuerunssmal1:=
ne bes @taates, nit @ini9luB bss
@taatsi1abmeiiter< unb @eneralun.
tpultsamtes, umfabt. Dieies nS9z
item" berleibt @uilbert bic politiiche
Ma@t, aablrei4e 0ffentlide Mem;ee
gu fhaffen Ober abaufdaffen, NIB
giebt ibm bic Gontrnlle iiber bic s..
nennung BON 240 ober mebr 8eam!s,l.
Dur9. bic 8ebDrben, ipel9e lie
@teuefn Der Gorporationen abf9Gben
i.nb aussleihen unb bic ibm unterge=
Zen finb,> bat ct einen feften 9alt
en- ben Gorporationen, unb bur9 bic
StaatsbebOrbe fiir Dffentli9e Net=
rangspriifuns iinb f6mmtlide goans
tiGnter i'm Staute feiner @nabe lrb
Lngnabe unterporfen.
go tommt es. bab @taatsaubitc.
9uilber! beute mdhttger 1T als gor
ober 8rotpn nnb ale QotalboFe auz
flmmen. Dies aeigte iib beutli9,
ols leBtes Sabr Guilbert, @oup.
9arris, GeneralanipaIt Gllis, @taats<
fcfretGr 95ompfon, Werii9erunsssoms
miHdr WorDs .,,nb mebrere gonsreB~
abeeorbnete ii& perbiinbeten, um Gdft
duf ben S4ilb an erbeben unb
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Gorufer 3tt fiiir3ert. Denn Gor's
Qarmonie prDgrumm: 9dft fur
Nroiibent, 9arris fiir Goupernenr
lnb Gorafer fir Bunbesfenator,
tpurbe bon Gutlbert, 6drris, 0prDs
n>4. nit @utbeibuns BON 9aft unb
Noofepelt bei1eite ge{hoben.
@uilbert's Mmtsterrlin als 9luSis
tor bon yeoble gountp fotpobl, p;e
ietn britter Sernin als StaatseQluz
oitor tpurbe Inn etn Sabr berldneert,
iooab er indbrenb 1einer ununterbrp.
tsnen 28idbrisen 2lmtsoeit i'm Gan
gen $125,O00 an @ebalt be5ogen BE-
ben tpirb.
Gs TT turcb bic l1nter1uhuns bee
Ssnats Gomites na9selpieien lporz
BEN, baB Nubitor @uilbert in 8anfen,
on benen ct finan5ien betbeiligt mar,
l'eberfdiif1e feiner Mmtseinnabnen in
Getrdgen pon $3.50 Bis $256,OOO
5ipei Bis flint Monate lang beponirt
tdtte, ebe er iie benz 9taatsI6ab eiil-
rerleibte, ippbur9 benz Staate eir
22erluit BON $2S,356 an 3in1en err
tru6s. Den senauen 9etrag fonnts
cos gpmite ni6t ermttteln, neil
Guilbert ii6 peigerte, bic 8u9er uno
ionitigen 8elese Dpr5ulesen.
slls 9aupt bes vSriunbirots" unb
Ger anberen 8oiie, tpel9e bic biesidb-
rtge republitanif6e Contention cont.
trolltrten, fonnte @uilbert bic Npmtz
rctton feines Oeputps 6. 30. sui.
ltnston gu ieinem Nadfolger er5pin>
gen. Dies mar Elm She'll bes 2l5.
tommens, bur9 tpel6es Mcainnpn's
Seputn 9rsen Ganbtbat fir Shatz
metiter, 8roipn's S9ibltng Oenmau
Ganbioat fiir generalanpalt, Garmt
Ebpmpion Sefretdrs Ganbibat,
9baud unb price Nt9ter Gambia
ten purben. 9arris tpurbe fir Gouz
perneur non1tnirt, ipeil ct ii6 Der
WerfHporung segen bic beioen Gez
natoren, oenen er feline Nominatipn
fir Vice @ouperneur por brei Sab
1en berbanfte, ani6loB.
9uilbert's 9eputp BURLINGTON mar
Gor genebm, tpeil ct BEL ieiner unz
teriu6ung Der Often bon Cincinnati
fir bic Staats priifungsbebDro,
niats llnre6tes fanb, pdbrenb Elm
Priifungscomite in 5ebn Sagen 8uz
beleien i'm 8etrase bon $214,OOO an 5
Stdt bra4te unD tpobl nod mebc
eufgeoedt bdtte, tpenn Cor ni9t be-
l(nterfndung Elm Gnbe gemaht bGtte.
8ei Der Capitol Srult Co., beren
p1dIioent @uilbert lit, tparsn gu.
3ett Der llnteriu6ung bss @enatss
cpmttes $175,0GO an Staatsseloern
hepontrt. BURLINGTON lit ebenfalts
sfttondr unb Oireftor bieIer 8ans,
ipoab er porausit6tlt9 benz Ysi<
ftiel ietnes @orgdngers folgen tpiiroe,
tpenn ibn bas 0olf bon Obio t-pg
bes proteites pteler republtfani!6tr
3eitungen gum Staatsaubitor eripdb:
len 1olIte. Wenn Der 6alt @uilbert'S
cn Der Staatsmaf9ine unb ben
@taatsseloern niht bteies Sabr g,=
brohen miro, 10 miro es poraus19tz
LID mebrere Sabre bauern, Bis es
iterbaupt mOsli9 lit, i'm gu breasn.