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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
Is TAKEN TO MANTI JAIL
Charge of Murder in First Degree Is
Read to Burns at Prelim-
mary Hearing.

Mt. Pleasant, March 23.-Archie Burns,
who on Saturday last killed James f.
Jensen by shooting him four times IN
the body, was taken TO Manu by Sheriff
Knudsen this morning and lodged in the
county Jail. Burns was taken before Pre-
cinct Justice o. n. Clemenson this morn
ing, where ne heard charge of murder
in the first degree read against him No
further action was taken at that time,
further than by the justice, who remand
ed him to the sheriff for safe keeping.
Burns will be brought back here on April
6, at which time he will be given prelimi-
nary hearing
Burns is in good spirits again. He eats
heartily and sleeps soundly. He reads
sand smokes and talks as unconcerned as
though he had never heard or knew Of
such a thing as first degree murder. He
walked to the train this morning IN com
pany with the officers and his brother.
During the wait of a few moments for
the train he smoked nOnchalantly, chat
ted with those around him and shook
hands with friend or two. Attorney j.
w. Cherry of this city is his lawyer.
The funeral of Mr.. Jensen will be held
tomorrow at O'Clock No inquest was
held over the remains, as none was deem
ed necessary. His wife is still in a pitt
tragedy still being uncomfortable, al
though she is some calmer. On her falls
the heavy blow of all, and for her goes
out the warmest sympathy of the entire
community. one mas DSSl Hediuf iiON-
ever, at various times since the shoot
ing, to express her sympathy for the uu-
fortunate girl wife of Burns who was her
niese. and whom she loves dearly. The
latter visited her husband in the cell at
the Jail yesterday.
The fact is causing come comment here
that the last murder committed in or near
Mt. Pleasant previous to this one was
when Sheriff James Burns was killed by
Kofford and Nickel about ten years ago.
Sheriff Burns was the father of Archie
Burns. His widow. Archie's mother. is
almost Frustrated over this second affair
of the kind in her family
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
FIND PLANT INADEQUATE
Nephi City Officials to Make Inspee-
ton of City Water Supply
in CANYON,

Nephi March 23.-YesterdaS Mayor j. A.
Hyde. the city council and City Attorney
Henry Adams took a trip up the canyon
to the source of the city water supply for
the purpose of making a thorough exam
ination of the plant. The result of the
investigation showed the present piping
system sadly needed enlarging. as only
about one-half of the city's water Is con-
veyed into the mains. The matter of
enlargement viii be taken up Immediately
by the mayor and city council.
Ralph BrOugh, Roy Pexton. Albert w
Bean. Ralph HenriOd and James Coleman
have been studying hard the past few
weeks with a view of taking the civil
service examination for railway mail clerk
to be held in Salt Lake City on April TO-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
cHINKS BOYCOTT JAPs.

Hong Kong. March 24.-The boycott
is growing. Envelopes are stuck on all
the walls, reading:
The Japanese are a barbarous hum
bug. The Chinese government does not
love the people who are now weeping.
The Chinese will cause a bloody boy
colt of the japanese Immediately and
can see humiliation, which is expect
ed within a few years"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
SELL DISEASED MEAT.
That Hogs Infected With
Cholera Are Being Killed.

The state board of health yesterday re-
ceived adviceS from the east Garfield
district that hogs affected with cholera
were being killed and the meat sold. The
board at once called upon the county au-
thOrities 10 assign man to make an in
vestigation in conjunction with DR.. J. w
Gray, who will make the inspection for
the board. 1t is expected that the inves-
tigation will be made today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
KICK ON "JIM CROW" CARS.

Washington, March 23.-The presi-
dent today received a delegation of
prominent negroes from the south, who
talked TO him about alleged unequal
accommodations given colored passen-
gers on railroads in southern states
where Jim Crow laws are enforced.
The president asked his callers to sub
NIT their contention in writing and
said he would give it careful consider
otfon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
SUMMER EXCURSION RATES.

The Union Pacific Oregon Short Line.
Southern Pacific, Oregon Railroad and
Chicago & Northwestern. Santa Fe Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St Paul. gave notice
yesterday that summer excursion rates ~
the Pacific coast would he made on a
basis of cne-fare rate of $50 from the
Missouri river. $3.50 from St. Louis and
$3.50 from Chicago. June l to Septem-
Der 90. Tickets at the same rate will be
sold from the same eastern territory to
San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego
for the battleship fleet celebration april
and 5, April . and &c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
MOVER SLIGHTLY BETTER.

San Diego. Cal, March 23.-Accord-
ing to reports from ST. JOsephs sani-
tarium. Charles II. Meyer. president of
the Western Federation of Miners, is
slightly better and the danger of pneu-
monia has passed. The condition of
George Pettibone. who has&been a pa
tient at st. JoSeph's four days, was re-
ported as improving and unless a re-
lapse should arise it is probable that
he will be up within the next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
POWDER HOUSES BLOW UP.

Santiago, Chile, March 2S.-Thes gov
Lsmment powder houses at Batuco. thir-
~ miles north of Santiago, were blown
up today. Six tremendous explosions
followed each other in quick success
sion, causing a panic in the city, which
was shaken to its very foundations.
Almost every resident of Santiago rush
ed into the street, fearing a repetition
of the great earthquake. The loss is
very heavy. 1t is not known as yet
whether or not there are any casual
ties
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
PAYNE MUST PLEAD.
Court OVerrules Demurrer in Case
Involving Physician.

The United States court yesterday
ocerruled the demurrer in the case of the
government against DR.. Z. S. Payne
Payne is charged with having used the
mails for the purpose of forwarding ad-
vice to some of his patients contrary to
law. The case has already been set for
trial in June. The penalty for the Of
Tense with which Dr. Payne is charged is
five years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
FULL TIME PROMISED.

Schenectady, n. Y, March 23.-The
10000 employees of the General Electric
company in this city who have been
working four days a week for two
months win shortly go on full time, as
result of large orders recently re-
ceiVed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
FIRE AT THE BLACK JACK
Serious Confagration Averted by
Prompt Action of Engineer Hill
man. Who Discovered Flames.

Eureka. March 25.-What might have
been a serious fire at the Black Jack
mine in Tintic at 9 a. m. was averted by
the prompt action and presence of mind
Of Engineer H1llman, who first discOv-
cred the fire in the roof of the boiler room.
Upon turning on the hose the water tanks
were found to be dry. Hillman then,
with the agility of a cat climbed to the
roof and with the help of Engineer Bean.
Blacksmith Barker and Top Carman
Moore. succeeded in tearing up the burn
ing shingles and thus eXtinguished the
flames before any great damage was
done. If. however. Hillman, who is on
night shift. had slept until noon, as is
usual with him, it is safe to say the
Black Jack hosting works would now be
a smoking ruin and loss of life may have
resulted, as the above mentioned men
were at work and in all probability would
not have noticed the blaze until it was
too late.
Music Festival, April I and 2.
Special rate of 15c and 25c to all
school students to matinees.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
CROKER BRINGS sui.

Dublin. March 20. - Richard Croker,
the former leader of Tammany Hall of
New York, has. Instituted a suit for
libel against the Manchester Sporting
Chronicle for statements published in
that paper reflecting on his character
as a sportsman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Hafen, wife of ]. Leo Hafen of this city,
died last night from childbirth. The de-
ceased was born in Salt Lake City twenty
three years ago. Her husband and numer-
Gus relatives and friends survive her.
John Roundy has purchased a 4x12-rod
building lot from Heher Jex. a part of the
Dusenberry property OIL Academy ave
nue.. Mr.. Roundy expects to build $4,000
residence on the lot this summer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
HORNE MURDER TRIAL.

Kansas City, March 23-In an effort
to refute the contention of the de-
Tense that General Richard c. Horne
was insane when he killed II. j.
Groves. managing editor of the Kansas
City Post, the state today introduced
much rebuttal testimony.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
SUICIDE OF SERGEANT.

Havana, March 23-Sergeant Rudolph
Kranz of the Thirteenth infantry COM
mitted suicide here in the cemetery.
He left letter saying that he was des-
pondent because he had hunjustly been
denied promotion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24

Washington, March pa dispatch
was received here today from Senator
Tillman indicating grave doubts
whether he will be able to return to
Washington again during the present
session of congress. The telegram,
which was signed by himself. said:
Slowly improving, but impossible
even to guess when 7 can return to
Washington"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
TILLMkN IMPROVING.
Doubtful if He Will Be Able to Re.
sumo Seat at This Session.

Trenton, S. c., March 23.-The physi-
clan attending Senator B. r. Tillman
made the following statement today:
Senator Tillman's condition is much
improved. He should be able to leave
his room within a few days"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
RANGERS IN CONVENTION
Meet to Discuss the Work of the
Past Year and Formulate
Plans for This Year.

Provo, March 23.-The rangers Of the
Uintah national forest met yesterday IN
Supervisor w. 1. PACKS office for a four
days convention. Inspector L. L. White
of the Fourth district is down from Salt
Lake to meet with the rangers Super
visor Dan Pack Of the PaysOn national
forest and some Of his rangers are also
in attendance.
The work of last year is being discus
sed. such as timber sales, grazing, spec
ial privileges, permits, etc, and plans
for the present year are being considered.
Rose Sale, Vogeler's Seed Store,
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
BISHOP FOSS ILL.

Philadelphia. March 23-Bishop
Cyrus D. Foss, of the Methodist Epis-
cOpal church. now retired, is seriously
i'll at his home in this city
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24

Vienna Walnut Bread cannot be ex-
celIed. ASK your grocer. or phone 1881
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24

Rose Sale, Vogeler's Seed Store,
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24

Rose Sale. Vogeler's Seed Store,
Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-24
Wall Paper

MIDGLEY-BoDEL co. 80 E. LIST So.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24
WeIdJtsne9te 4ente.

laut einem porliegenben gen1usbez
rint fub in benz 3eitraume bonn Sabre
1887 Bis 1906 in ben Ser. Gtaaten
12,832,64 gben gefhloiTen mnb 945, :
G25 tpieoer gel0F tporben. @om,it entz
fGl[t auf 3ip0lf 0eirut6en cine @9eis
bung, Elm pro5entfab. Ser ben anberer
adnber nett iiberfteist. Sm Sabre
1867. dls Die erften berartigen Grbes
bangen btgannen. iparen ettpa 1000
Gbef9eibungen i'm Sabre gu peraei9<
men. i'm Sabre 1905 tpdren es $4,000.
Sie nsbmtR CUR 3eit orein1al 10 @hneIl
81 als bic 1ep0lferung. SIM Sabre
1870 mar Der pro5entfab 81 auf 100. !
I000 bis 1900 butte er fhon 200 erz
|reidt.
aBit gtrn bic Qeute nuseindnoer lanz
HI, ergibt fi9 bordus. oaB nur fiinfs
3ef Bro5ent Der dtgeitrengten Gneis
slneSjEagell a1gefod]tsn tuurbenL Lfobab
Banf6 mibelidier Gbepndrs, tins
n &c loS III tperbtt, 0eutIi9 herDDrs
tut lltlb <in @Jiid oobti III e III
1 lIIfn bdb nlir ~ Disr5fs pro5tni
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

berSmpcrisnre. Dus Ion6tpirfbfdufts
liMe Departemsnt, beHtn 1enifdeul
Bureau bic llnterinmuna llnterifebt,
gibt feline Nobrunosz ober Mraneimit~
tel aug ben 3DIlfpeimsrn frei, tbe g3ros
ben oapon unterfuht unb rein befunz
ben porben filb. proben iperoen in
ReiD yprf genDmn,en, bann nan
Mafbington sefhidt. bert i'm gbeH,i=.
fdsn Bureau artalpiirt unb baS Grs
sebniB Der MnalDfe ipisber nuh Neap
Nort gef1idt. Dobsi gebt bel 3eit
DerlDren. Dds 51oBomfss sDepdrtes
ment, ipeldes germ raid 3il ieinen 3DI@
len fDmn.en m0dte. bat DDrsefdIa9en.
Ole impprtirten Mudren frei3ugtben,
nd1bem Die Brnben entnpmnen iinD.
Oa man i'm Muslanbe reht gut tpeib,
ipie ftreng es in ben Wereinigten @taa=s
ten nit Den in1portirten Mabrunsss
unb MrsneimitteIn aenommen miro, 10
1T Die @efabr, bub Derfdlf1h Nab~
runesmittel bierber perldnbt tperoen,
febr gerins. Mnein ale Smprrte blei=
ben Iiegen, Bis bas umftGnoIihe Ner-
fabren, Bel Dem man iich nDbl aud
ni9t iibereilen ipirb, feinen MbidlnB
aefunben bat. unb eing5emifer tbut's
oft nidt. Sn manhen hemifhen proz
blemen fpirb bie geippnnene probe nod
einem gbemiferratb unterbreitet o0er
Die Mneeleeenbeit aeht an Dds Suftiaz
Oepartement aur Begutohtung. Sc
Der ,peiB. ipie langfam ba cine 5a9e
erIeoist tpirh. Das @habamt mub
ebenfans in manden 5rasen feline Mnz
iiht duBern. llnb oft iinb es gang un=
,ne1entli9e punfte, tpie 8. 8. bic gtiz
fettiruns Der Derpadung, tpelhe lanes
Ronferen5en perurfaden, 9e9nifalitd=
fen, oie einfah unb fhnen erlehigt tpers
Cen f0nnten, obne Roinmiffionen. 8u=
reaur unb Departements bamit gu be-
miiben. (Balt. .. @orr.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

Rin6er babel III Wstradi tcmmen, III
beren iunges @emiitb iinerquidiihs
NerbGItniTe Der Gantilie ibren Shots
ten iperfen. Neuniinbbrtibie prD5ent
Der Sheiounsen tpar0en nuf @rnn6
bosnillioen WerlaFens betDillist, ipas
aumgheil inllnpertr1glihfeit Der Gbas
rottere feline llrfade haben mag, gum
anberen Sbeile in lei1tiinniger Mufs
faiIune iibernommener Werpflihtlngei,
unb in ipibrigen Observation-Disclosures.
ais anbere @deibunsssriinbe iperbe,
dngefiibrt: GbebruG, 1runf5uht unb
erdufane Bebanblung, bic in Der Hes
gel auf biefelbe auelle anriidsufiibren
finb. Wie pieIe Chen iperoen nur BON
Der 5innlihfeit berheigefiibrt, ,lnb
tpenn Ser erfe NauIh nerflogen 1T.
tommt 0as eraue Glenb, Dem eSebes 81
entrinnen iuht. limb banad fommen
Ole Bet6ubungsmittel. bic sSebes in an=
berer Gpbdre fudt, nur Inn nidt be-
fennen gu miiiIen, Bob es bic morali=
fde Rraft niht bat. einen beganaenen
ssebler notwithstanding ab5ubiiben.
Die burdidnittlide Dauer Der gez
fdie6enen gben sibt Ser Beriebt NIT
sebn eabren an, ooh gibt es audi
sydlle. 3 pro5ent, mo erft nah flint
llnbapan3is Sabren bic beiben 2eute
uusfinben. baB Tie nidt oufammen paf=
fen. unb bann gebt ss niht INNER 10
itimmungsbon 5r tpie in Dem annus
tbisen poem bon yBetfp ano S are
OUT.
gea@anbestbeilen betru9tet, liefert
ser @iioen Die tpenigIten gbefdeibun=
gen. Oas 1T pieIleiht benz llmitanbe
3uaufhrsiben, bab atpei Der fiibli9eu
Staten @heihuns iiberba,ipt nidt
anertennen. gum onoeren, bab man iih
bort audi obne seieblibe Tormel gu
trennen tpeiB. pieIleiht ipridt audi Der
ritterlide gbaratter bes Siioldnoers
segen bas pulsdre Musfneifen bor ein@
seaaneenen Werpflidtungen. SIM Wez
iten basesen bat bic 3abl Der Gbefdeiz
bungen ipefentli9 augenommen, 1T Der
pro3entfab tpdbrenb Der lebtsn Defabe
bon SO auf 100000 auf 129 geitiegen.
nobel allerbines in Betraht sit aieben
1T, baB bie Gheibungsinbuitrie BON
South Oafpta 2eute aug allen Winb@
.ihtunsen heranaiebt.
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9te 31pElt In 3nhlr.t.

Sine etipas trodene, aber nihts6es
itotpsniser interehante Welt, bic Welt
in 3ahlen. ersiebt fih aus ben neueiten
grbebuneen Der eengrapbifhen Gtattz
fit. Die @rDBe Ser grbtheile betrdgt:
europa 3,737. 900 engliIbe Guahrat=
meilen, 437 Milltpnen @inipohner;
Mfrifa 13,875,OOO Auaoratmeilen,
126 Minionen Ginnobner; Mfien 15,z
3S2, 900 Quabratmetlen, 851 Millio=
nen Ginnobner; Saeanien 4.170.00O
Nuaoratmeilen, 81 MiIlionen Ginz
tppbner; Norbamerifa 8,32O,000Quaz
braimeilen, 116 MiQtpnen ginpobz
ner; Giioamerifa 6,845, 900 Nuabrat<
meilen, 45 Millipnen gtnpobner. Die
Oaeane hebeden 138.455 600. Anaz
bratmeilen, bie Sherfld9e Der grbe 1T
SO, 733, ,O0c Qudoratn,eilsn .grob, unb
Die eeian1n,te 8en0Efernng her Gr6e
belGuft fh auf 1926 Millipnen. Die
er0Bten 5taaten, ,Mutterlanb uno RDz
Ipnien sufommensere9net, iino: bas
briti19e Meltret9, bds ruffiide Reih,
China, 5ranfrei9, Ser. Staaten, ,8raz
iilien, tiirfifaesNei9, Deutfhes Reid.
Mrgelltirlien, 8elgien uno Ronsoftadt,
DGneularf, pprtueal. Nieoerlanbe.
Na9 Der 3abl Der 8eo0lferuns orbnen
iih bagegen Die @taaten foIgenbernldz
BEN: 8riti1hes Het1 4O3 Minionen,
gbina $50, 8uffifhes Geid 152, Ser.
Staaten SO, 5ranfrein 81, Oeutf9es
Nein 78; Sapan ltnbaorea 81, Oefterz
rei1z zllngarn SO, ,Nieberlanbe A. Siirz
fif9es Heid 38, Stalien 36. 8elsien
rnb &ongo 27, Spanien 20 MfiIioz
men. Oie MillionenzStdbte Der WeIt
iinb: 2onbpn 7O71 300, Seem Worf
Q9O6) 4,113,OOO, paris (1906) g.
763, 900, gbieaso (19O6) 100000,
Berlin, (19O5), 100000, Mien
Q9O7) 100000, Softo (19O3) L.
819. 900, pbilabelpbia (1906) 1.442,=
900, ct. petersburg 19O6 1.429,z
600, Mosfau (1907) 1889. 900, &on=
itantinopel 100000, 8uenos Mnres
Mpres (19O6) 1,O48,OOO unb peting
100000. Oie b04ften 8erge Der
Welt iino: in M1ien ber Mount gbsreit
27,1S8 SUB, in Mmerifa Der Mconca@
qua 22,428 SUB, in Mfrifa Ser aili=
r1anof9aro 1922 SUB, in europa
Glubrua 1902 SUB uno Mont
Blame 1892 Sub. Ser bod
ite benobnte Srt 1T &ursf in Mien.
Oie ldnsften SliiTe finb: in Mfrifa Ser
Nil, in Mmerita Ser Mmaaonenfrom.
in 9liien Der Senifiei, in europa bic
Wclea. Der srOBte See 1T Der Wicto@
ria 9epanoa in @frifd. Die bO9iten
8auiperfe Der Welt finb: Der Giffel=
tburm in 5ranfreidb, ser Obelisf in
Wafbinston, oie Mole Mntonelliano in
Surin uno oer RDlner Dom. 2eiber
feblen Die Qfusaben bariiher, ipel9es
8olf oas grOBte Maul bat, aber 6ar=
iiber beftebt ia nobl feline Meinunss=
perfhieben9eit.
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Dte 9mrd1fiihriang bes .trt1e,.
quhra1unst t.rtttel- WeTekeB.

0anse bat es seoauert, Big elm Sc
feb gu itanoe sefommen lit. ipel9es bas
8olt bor 5dlfdunsen Der Mabrungs=,
GenuBz unb Mr3neimitteln lhuben
follte. llno nahbem bas @e{eb ba 1T,
!oiro apifden Resierune unb ben pro=
0ueenten berbanbelt, 1ei. .sSabr uno
Sag. tpie bas Ge5eB aus3nlegen iit.
gnbloie @erbanblungen finb alIein
bariiber gefiibrt iporben, INN feft3uitel=
len, mas .Wbistep" iit. Stl5pifden
tiimmert fih feline @eeIe oarnm, Oh
5ns. mas als Mbiafep perfauft ipirb.
aud nur ben prirnitipiten Mnforoerun=
gen entfpriht. bic man an einen
@mnaps felIen barf. W1dn ftreitet
sin berum. ob biefe pber iene Ronierz
rirungsmittel gefeblib auldffis fino
ober ni9t. lln0 folange fih bic Nes
gierungsbertreter in Der Gode nimt
tlar iinb unb feline beitimmten Inrbe>
rungert fteuen. ipiro in ber dlten Weife
fprfgetpurifelt. Ulit RleinigteitstrGs
i1erei ipirb bic ,3eis rertrDbelt unb bic
eroBen @ejiGtspuntte 6es Nobrungss
rnittelgefebes iperben aus 0enl Muge
terloren. glur IN einem punfte III
oie Nunbesresiernng gendii. Bel al
lem, mas an Nabrungsz, Genubz unb
Mr3ueinlitteIn bonn MIsfdnbt einges
fii6rt niro, gilt btr Bu9itabe bes @ts
,isbes. Dbne NiidiiM aaf bic GefdGftt
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sD<r lpirtbFhuftIide Na9tbsil ots
MintsrtdufS III jje0oh Der, oab e TN
orgnniiirt lit. teinen lleberblid lbtr
sic auaemeins Mariilass unb aonsE
iunifGr qeifnttet unb infOlge aentn
bei ftarier Ndhfrnge leift Si elmer
preisfieisernne fiihrf, Die IN teinen
ger1GltniB III sen GsttDiebprsiitn
ifsht. Die sFplaen Dieitr Gntnidtlnng
mibten iid notnrsemdB in Sen Sab
ren am fii5lbarIten MAIDEN, IN 0eIl<n
Die syettpiebpreiie cine falIenM Senz
ben3 ssiseil ipGhrenD ,0ie Wenaerpiebz
preiIe NOD ibren alien 6tuno bebulips
tel botten. gliht lpe1ige GrGlsr bass
ben por elmer ueberipann,t1g Dts
Mnierduffaufs aus ben ehen allgta
aebenen @riinoen geiparnt. Bte am
gebrabt oieie Marnitnsen iparen,
f0nnen bie @rd5er be5tdtigen, aies i'm
Iebten sScbrs erlt ibren Be0arf an pen
Disqualification 0es GrNhabrS
bedten unO ga beeeutenb biaigsr
fauften, als es i'm Winter Der Jan geS
DeIen pdre. Die groben Werluite Der
bersangenen MeioefaiIon, bic 10 liar
oen Nadtbsil oes Minteruuffanfs Dor
Musen fiibren, baben nad ben r5lsnss
burger geahrihten" llalnnaebr bic
@rG}er, penigitsns einen grcben
She'll, 3u oem GntfdluB sebradbt,
pcrerit cine ufaportenbe Stelung eiIl=
sunebnlen unD nit Dem Mntauf nDn
Maeeruieb erit Damn al beginner,
ipenn 5ib Die Marttldse iiberkkn
libt. Die sspIse oieles GntF9inAss
ipirb Iein, oaB Der Winterhanoel bsi
Meitem nidt ben llntfang Der perS
qanaenen Sabre annimmt uno oas
Surh audi einen Druid auf Die pretle
ausiibt. yla1 Ser 00b Der iebigsn
sSettpie6preiie, auf Die pon tpefentliz
diem ginflub Der burd, Die aHgenelne
Roninnftur beoingte Ronsum II,
ftebt es feft, oab bic Met6stpirthfhaft
Sic iebiaen Mugerpiebpreiie nidt 5ubs
len fam. ssSn @rdlerfreifen roiinidt
man fir Odfen gum 8eilpiel etnen
greisrudsana BON so Wtarf ous
Stid. Dieie Gproerung mirp Fh
atpor niht bur90riiden lafen, tpenigz
items ni9t i'm Winter. Nab Mnz
iiht banbelserfobrener 9anolsate
iperoen ieoo9 gum 5riibiahr bie Wta@
aerpiebpreiie 1infen. uno afpor lrn 70
1rebr, als BEL Der permebrten Aufa
audit maserpieb reihli9 Dprbanoen
1T uno Befiirdtunaen Elmer Mehs
fnappbeit nidt gebest gu tpereen
brdunen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-12-24

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5ufcmnttn3uIegeH.
Oabei fon,nlt es nimt ouf Die @r1s
&c an. 3fpei perfonen, bic 5pif9en
Ortihaften in bsndhbdrten Gtaaten
lGnoIide GrpreBnasen sttrieben baz
ben ltnD bdnn in eine Rpmbinqtinn
eintreien. nm nit bereinten RrGften
cine einaklne GrpreBlinie au betreiben.
beiGrdnfen cine beftebenbeR Ronturren3;
nno es maht nur einen geringen llrls
terfhieo, ob iie 0iefe Wereiniguns ourh
Die 8ilbung eines Rompagniegef1Gfts
ipirffamer MAIDEN pber nidt."
Giefe Grfl6run9en lafen gan5 6e,its
lid sic Mniiht Der Mitbter ertennen,
bob bos 5bermon Gefeb in feiner
iestsen GaiIuns cine Mnpenoung finz
ben tdnn. oie an iih unbilIis 1T nnb
geieBm6bige nnternebmungen i9Goi~
gen Tam. Diefe Mniihiit. bdB 6as
@efeb abgeGnbert tperoen follte, miro
iid alIgemein Derbreiten; ooh ebenio
allaernein miro man augeben. baB oaz
Bel Die srDBte Sorgfalt aufseboten
tperben mub, 0aB nur fol9e Rombtnds
tipnen bon ben Strafbeftimmungen
bes Geiebes aussefhloi1en tperoen, Die
aug lobensnertben @riinoen abgez
fhlof1en perben II. oeren Mirfiamteit
notwithstanding ausiiht. Ocs
@efeb folIte afpifden ben suten unb
ben f1lehten Rombinationen unter=
fdxiben, anitatt ale sleihmdbia unter
Yein 0erbot ein5u1hlieben.