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The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
GOHpERS UNDER FIRE

Mr. Gompers Is not happy in his role of presldent-maker. His attempt to de- liver the vote of organized labor to Mir. Bryan has brought on him rear-fre all along the ranks of the American Federation of Labor, whose president he Is. It has been recognized that he had no power of attorney from that body to commit it to any candidate or party. His own assertion that he never said he could deliver the labor vote is a mere bubble, for his assumed ability to deliver it proEruded from every word he uttered either at Chicago or Denver.
 A mere quibole also in the light of the evidence arrayed in the New York American, is hls denial that he author Ized a message to Mir. Hearst to indorse the work of the Denver convention. As to the courts plank, which the Democrats were persuaded by his rep resentatlons 10 adopt, it has been smashed into splinters by the attack of Mir. Taft; the platform showed a jagged hole where the plank should have been.
 It is fair to say that MT. Gompers is an enlightened, resOurcetul and persis- tent labor chief, wrongheaded in some respects, but when he sticks to his last a pretty good citizen. AS a would-be politician, however, be is a failure-not for the first time. The American work ingman has found that his sentiment and his interest coincided in voting first and foremost as citizen, rather than as an exponent of ''class-consciousness." His idea is that Mir. Gompers is well enough in his place-but that just now be is out Of lt.-.New York Globe.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

reported many new discoveries of placer diggings and 8 great excitement has been witnessed there through the nnd- ing of new and rich beach diggings.
 Reports come from the Koyukuk, from the Kuskokwim. from Valdez creek. from the Innoko, all the newly proSpected country, of the same cheer tug character. The outlook for the winters work and for next spring Is ex- cellent and confined to DO particular section. No sensational strike has been made but there has been many good dlggings uncovered and opportunity offered to the multitude, attracting a new army of prOspectors to all parts oi the vast region, which is the thing Oi most moment.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
YUKON RIVER FLEET

Whitehorse, Sept, 23-Following is the record of the river fleet as reported today:
 Up stream-Whitehorse passed Hoot- alinqua at 10 p m; Victorian arrived at Whitehorse at 2:l5 p m, with IS pas sengers.
 Down stream-Victorian left White horse at 5 a m.
 The wire Is still down north goi Big Salmon.
 Next sailing-Whitehorse, tonight.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
She Knew.

She Knew. Funny they cant understand It." Understand what"
 Understand baseball. mean wo- men,"
 "Pshaw! My wife knows all about It."
 Understands the fine plays?' Not exactly that She understands that It Is a terrible game that Is keep, ing us poor because devote all of my time to 1t to the neglect of business" The law says you can drink if you want to. Enough said, drink Rainier Beer at the Msscot-draught or bottled
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
SUMMER PLEASURES.

The picnic season Is in bloom, And to the woods inviting Lunch bUvdcned pleasure seekers go In search of sport exciting. The hampers, filled with pies ant
 things
 Too numerous to mention, Are spread upon the festive sward And set the best attention. Far from the clty's noise and d'n, Far from the lines Of travel, They rest beneath the sylvan shade And let their cares unravel The sand bugs loiter on their uecks Or daily with their resses, And many wiEgly, crawling things Climb up on brand new dresses. No matter though ;hc food Is cold. Tae coffee spoiled in making, The butter running like a deer And bugs from tree limbs shaking. Such trif,s do up. mar the day. Because what hopeful sinner Expects ~ looks sr Ns:" 1Ich From any picnic dinner? Then let them revel In the woods Swu.. rural beauties scanning, And give meanwhile their naughty
 acclss
 X swell and lovely tanning. Uummdtal or ihe small misaaps, To Kick on them were treason, Because whatever is is right
 All through the picnic season.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
ADAM AND EVE.

WY THEN Adam was created
 He dweit in Eden's shade. AAI AS Moses has related.
 w And soon bride was mado
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

Carrie Nations visit to Mir. Taft the other day, and the natural accompaui- ment of such visit directs the attention to the "ice that the vast temperance wave is cutting in this campaign. The
 prohibition party is working yaliantly in behalf of it's own nominee but also there seems to be some sympathy mai tested by the temperance people toward Bryan because of his strong advocacy of the doctrine. Use is being made to this end of a story started while Bryan was in Japan. How far 1t may wander from the strict letter of truth does not so much matter-repe- tition being worth while for it's own sake. When the health of Admiral Togo, who was present at certain banquet, was proposed, so goes the story, Mir. Bryan drank the toast in water. "You will drink my health in champagne, Mir. Bryan" said the Ad- miral. Admiral" said Mir. Bryan in reply, "all your victories have been won on water; when you win victories on champagne I will drink them iu champagne"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
GOOD SEASONS WORK

The summer season is about over and prospectors are reporting "in'' to the settlements and camps from the hills. It is interesting at this time to remark the encourageing reports that result from the summers work of miner and prospector.
 Nome is now pronounced "perma- nent camp" because Of the findings of quartz iu quantity. But also they have
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

He had no conversation, But seemed to be alone Till to his admiration He found he'd lost a bone. Great was his exultatlon When first he saw his bride; Great was his elevation To see her by hls side. He spoke as in a rapture, T know from whence she came; From my left sldo extracted, And woman Is her name" The woman she was taken From under Adams arm, So she must be protected From injury and harm. The woman she was taken From near to Adams heart, By which We are directed That they must never part. Likewise that he should love her And treat her as a friend; Prize nothing else above her Till life shall have an end. The woman was not taken From Adams head, we see, So she is not to rule him. The meaning seems to be.
 -Anonvmous.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
pnnnsrs on Every Hand.
1 LE CooS ShJJ
 M SET yN Na.FEN z

He boiled all of his water to kill the microbes, went downtown through the back alleys to be safe from auto mobiles and went around three miles when in the country rather than SC through q pasture containing q large bull"
 Playing pretty safe, eh?'
 Tt would look like 1t, but as he was going down that country lane for ty miles from town, five miles from a railroad and ten miles from any one who had ever seen an automobile an airShip came tumblIng down on his head, and he isn't out of the hospital yet"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

Some towns, like some people, have worse luck or worse fate than others. Not satisfied with burning half Of Chel- sea town last winter some fire Gend is burning the other half,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
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ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL FALL DAY
YUKON RIVER SAILINGS

The result of the observation taken st Moore wharf at midnight, Sept. 2l 1908, Is as follows; Temperature time observas'n. S9 above Max. temp. preceding 24 hours. 52 above Min. ..39 above Mean !" ..9l above
 Barometer 30.2S
 Fair and calm.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

It appears that Valdez, old as it is, has no minister of the gospel. Aud so neither has Cordova. There is a min lster who has been prospecting, sc to speak, in both communities and has decided to remain in one or the other. de has put 1t up to the people 10 decide. Re will remain in that town that turns out the largest crowd at his services, although one would think the reverse of this principle should be used to decide the matter. That town that turns out the fewer number to church service would certainly seem to need the services of 8 minister most.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

Fall line of Hart, SchatTner & Marx suits just received. They are excellent iu pattern and quslity.-F. H. Clayson S Co. l24 If
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23
Hnd Never Used Them.

How are those theories you had about raising children before you were marricl:"
 Just as good as new. haven't rsed them er fifteen or twenty min utes in raising family of three"
The daily Alaskan., 1908-09-23

The Fairbanks ball team was beaten by Chehalis. No wonder they hurried through this berg so quietly.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17

eS{t es umtpiirbig. tpenn BIT bemotru.
Tide partei bic Hiirser mejes Qan0es
auffprbert, @elber aur GIbrung bef
Rampasne bei5uiteuern9 Die repubIi.
MniIhe 5taatseonpenticn bon DtIa.
bona bebauptet bies. sSit tS Diel1eiA
niirbiger, 1arriman auf5uiu&en nno
BON feinem Mbpotaten. 6errn Grouss
men. ber cine Meiuion Dollars IN pem
Donarau !. Ranal 6dnDtl .perbiente.
tinen Gbed MN $50. 600 au erbetttIn
unb i'm bur9 9arifbeginitisnnsen ~
entiddbigeH9
6err lIpbdm. bsr republitanii6s
Rampasntfibrer h gbieaeo. i&idt
airiulnrbriefe aus. an bic Rorpprdtio.
knsn unb tbeiIt ifuen nit. bot Die 9es
on,ten bet Qorporutiontn ibren Gid
feinf&iden m1dten, b6 bos &eitt Ders
| bisie, bab e eineMs 3 G6t6 Don bsr RsrS
beraticR jeJb3f dnneSaie. s. bis1 st3pn
piirbtaer nnb e9fIidtr al5 bie oSae.
Ilrotiff6e NseltoSst @ft Aonien He
hie{s Niirbs. ~ IL 3eiss sat ~
NsN isfbR {lft jsiNe !lompaee ~
o6(lt ~ ~ ~ nslt is!be 4 s1lsyt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17

Darf bds BOLT boffen, bub bsr Ia,
rif bur9 bic republitanifde partei re-
oibirt tpirb9 Dab Der 1arif bic Uents
ter ber Hruts III, beStpeiklt btutt a'e'
u1unb metr. @elbF Der iebige rtpus
btitaniIH prdiibt fhreibt bds Gnts
itebtn unb bic Gtrri9aft Der 1ruFs
unb bes triminenen Neihtbums BEN
Tarif 3u. Die republitanifde partti
perfpri9t atpar tpieber TurifrebrfiDn,
a6er pirb fie bas W.ripr.4en hulttn
tpolIen, ipirb lie es balten fonntn9
81. grbaltuns btr Greunbf4aft Der
Sruits unb @roBtapitaliiten 1T ge<
rabeau eine 2ebensfroee fir bic repus
blitanii9en Tiibrer. Dieie liefern bic
Minionen, nit benen bic aampagns
aefii6rt pirb. @eit aebn Sabren bat
ten mir republitanii& prdiibenten
unb einen republitanifhen Gonareb.
sxu ieber platform ipurbe eine HeDifion
ber1proden. Nah jeber Wabl hieB e
ater, bos Nolt bat bic republtfant1te
MbminiIfration sutaeheiben, alIo aut
ben Sarif: burum bleibt Der Sarif be-
Iteben. .Was RopI Iepelt MIDI. burh=
fehen fonnte, tperben bas Elm Saft uno
5berman burdfeben tOnnen9 SIT iez
manb tinbiid genus, oos gu glauben?
g(ls 6err Saft por bas gonerebto=
mite fir tnIulare Mngelesenbeiten ge=
ruFen unb ct sefrast tpurbe. parum
Der 3oll auf 3uder BON ben Pbilippi-
men nicht aufeehoben merben lollte
antportete 6err Eaft: sd hcbe nihts
oaseeen, tpenn Der 3on auf &pb3ude,
um 75 proaent berabaeisst pirb, abel
niht auf raffinirten 3uder." Nuf BIZ
ssrage: ,Warum niht auf raffinirter
9uder?" ant.portete er: sd babe cir
slbtornmen nit benz 3uder Srui.
bah ct bic rspublifanifhe Dartei Be
ber ndhiten Wahl unteritiibt" -
go 3u leIen i'm fenosrupbiihen Nro
toton bes Romites fir Sniulare 4ngs
legenbeiten.
Dementfpredenb lit bon Der repu
blitanii9en partei tetne 9ruit fpren
aenbe Sarifrepiiion AT ertparten. Bi
Sic fiameiifden 3pillinst iinb Erult.
unb republitanilhe Giihrer nit einan
ber oerma9ien. Die gtiitena beg ei
men obne ben anberen 1T auseeIhloi
fen. Wer bic Gruitrduberei.n abss
.tban unb ben Sarif gu benz 3tpede re
pibirt ieben min, ber tann in biele
Rampasne unmDglid feline 6offnun
auf bic republitanif& partei ieben
- gu oft getdufAt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17
~ ~ ~
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Die bensof.utH&s pIatfprM nnis
Denper psriptidH nnttr Mnoernt Gsls
Ssnbes in Be5ug duf 9arifrtfprnl:
mir beoiintissr bic iofortige yfsUifon
bes Earifs bur3 HE .3srdbiebung btr
Ginfubr36lIe. Mrtitel, peI1e in GDtlt
e,srren3 treten mil ben probuften, be
Don ben Ernfts coltrolIirt iptrben,
folIten ouf bic 0reiliite stfest iptrotn;
er6eblidt 5erubftbuns Der 30lle niit
2ebensmitttl follten gtmaht .oerbet
be{onbers nuf bic Mrtittl. bic i'm Nus
tdnbe Llliger perfauft ;.Serotn als nit
IN ben Ger. @tdattn, tpGbreno btt
30le euf anbere Mrtisel rtbu5irt ptrs
ben, fonten, banit ser 1urif 1uf cine
ReDenuts8aiis gtbraht tpirb.
mas bebeutet bies fir ben Garmer9
Die ytepublitaner perIpre9en nilr eiat
m1gltht 9drifreform na9 Der MaN,
iagen aber niht. ob ber Sou erh0ht
cbtr ermdBigt ,perb:1 foE. sic fcr<
bern bic Jarnler unb anbere 8iirgtr
beS 2unbts auf, einen Rontatt nit
Der republitanHaen partei ~ nnttr'
aei9nen, obne baB bic peientlihtn
@tfanbtbetle bes Rontratts genannt
perben. Ronsrebmitslteb Robert W.
Wallace BON Mrtanfa bat aus BEN
lesten Genius folgenbe Mufftelung st.
maht: Wenn Der Dur4f4nittsfurmtr
$258.25 iGbrli4 fir Maaren Deranss
sabt. bic niht auf feiner Garm g.
3ogen purotn, 70 bsDeutet bits ein.
tleberportbeilung bon $55.10 au1
grunb bes S4ub3oles. Das 1T meb,
nie 20 proaent. Bon bieier Summ'
fHeBen $500 in bi: Bunbtstaife
$37.10 aber tommen ben Struts ai'
CUTE.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17
Ser Tarmer 8rban.

Sage mir, nit mem Du unsebn,
unb id fase Dir, tper Du bif." aennit
Du bies alte beutf4e Spriihmort.
tpertber 2eier2 Run, bann priife: ST
Brpan Der Greunb unb Ramerab Der
giienbabntSniseg SIT e. Der Greunb
unb @eleIlfdafter zines Ban glep.,
bes Mrbeiterfeinbes, eines Dute, bes
EnbottSniss, etnes 6anemeper, bes
3uderfDnigs, eints Morgan, bes 81
nanatOniss, zines Rockefeller, bes R6<
nias alltr s,bnitrieritter unb 9ruta
i1nige9 ST er Der Ranbibat Der gro>
Zen @etreibrpetulanten bon @all
@treet, bon Mrmour, patten unh ans
beren9 glein, i'm @esentbtil, biele 6ers
rem nenntn ibn ntrGdtlin ben Garz
mer1 Brpan, ben gCmmoner, ben use>
pDhnIihtn Mann1. Marmm9 Weil
1rpan fit bes Woltes Me9ts eintritt;
Fir ben sgarntr. beHen probutte nidt
gtf9iibt iinb sesen ausldnbilGe Ronz
tlrrena; fir ben Mrbeiter, Der gum
Gtlapen berabgebriidt lpiirbe, tpenn er
nidt burh feline Mrbeiterperbinbungen
benz Grobtapttol bic 36bne geasiyt
bdtle; fir BEN fleinen @tiddftsmunn,
Ser nur nod BON ber @nube btr 1ruits
unb grobtapitaliaen lebt.
Gelbjt ptnn 6trrn Brpdn burh ets
nsn rspubltianii9tn RpnsrtB b:'
/
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17


err pdtrp, ehemoliser prdiibsnt
III .Natipndl Mjfociotion pf Wtdu.is
faeturers@, ein brporraStibsr Gabrt.
liant synbidnd's unb {tintr politif
Gsfinnang mad tn Rtpubl blisaner, bat
fm tets oIs tn eHtfcAiebentr @egner
ber Dreonfiititn Mrbeiter duf9dpielt
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nam Der Mniiht bieltr 0eute nugert4s
ten Mngriffen auf bic @e,pertt 4uften
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3ped Fat, bie Gtimnen Der Mr6eittr
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| pinnen. Dumit 1T abtr teinestptgs
stfuet, baB aus bem Saulus Elm
/ paulus aespprben, aus benz fhroffen
@egner Der Mrbeiter ben 2tBteren ein
/ syrtunb erna9ftn 1T. 9trr parrp
Sat nur ben Bespeis gefiefert. bab e
aud bic syebler i'm eigtnen 2astr fiebt
unb iin ni4t fdeit, fl an ben Bran.
ger Der OefftntIihteit 3u f.llen.
] Neranlaffung baau Bot ibm Der
bemotratiI1e Dice prufibentihufts.
ganbibat aern, tpel1er ibn bar0uf
aufmert1am ma1te, baB nieIe Jd6riz
taIuten IN ibren MertfGtten ioge.
nannt profperitGtsplatate nit fol>
senbdm Mortlaut anseidlasen 6abs::::
Nm benz Sage nad Der grnd6luns
Hafrs unb @berman's mirb biete
Gobrit ibren SollitGnbigen Betrieb
tDieber aufnebmen.' Doraufbin bat
6err Yarrp er{l6rt, bab bic Gabriz
fanten, tuelde in iol1er Weile Stims
men fiir cine partei au seninnen fu'
den, nidt mr. ibr:n ginflub mib<
brou9en, iOnbern aud 0erpflidtun,
gen eingeken, bic fe unter llmtGnoen
ni1t einlD{en t1nnen. lleberboutt
CLAUDE er nidt, bab man Dur4 bic
MufReuung bon Dogelf9eu4en einen
Aufi9spuns Der ,c,tf&dfse 1erbsifiib,
rem tonne.
Na 6.rr parrp felbf elm bebeu'
J. tenber sfobritant 1T. pel9er bic Mn'
fiht Dertritt, bab cine republitanii4e
! gfegisruns bic bene 8iirsi4dft fur ben
6o9I9ub5oll bietet. 70 lerbient feline
unparteiifae 1altuns ooppelte 4ner'
!. tennung.
Gin Jobrifant. ber feline Mrteites
in ber ertpdbnten Meiie 3u beeinfluts
fen fu6t. ibt eintn 3pang ous. BEN
! bic bon ieiner Winiiir abbdngieeu
Mrbeiter nidt leidt pinriteben Ton.
nn. @1on bamit besebt Ct eiu
grpbts llnreht, ipeldss aber nod
\, ,bur9 bas Wsripredtn elmer erbDb'
= ten Geiadftstbdtisteit perihlimm.r
: pirb, benn Niemonb 1T imFanbe
Elm foldxs Derlpredtn nit euten
GetpiHen geben gu tOnnen. Die Wo9
J, Der DerbGltniHe ftebt iiber folhe,
. DerIpre1ungen. aann absr Elm Mr
s,s ss beitgeber alf bas Wertrauen feline
:. Mngtftellten rehnen, menn er fem
I. 0eripre1unsen nidt bdlt?
,. DieIe Gabritanten limb natiirlid
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n fiirhten cine Sarifrepiion uno elal
!, ben, bab bic Repu6litaner. ipenn i
\ bic 9errfdaft bebalten. ibnen MIDI
~ tpsbe tbun tperben. Die mnnnfaft
s Grfldrllng ihres geitnnunssaenoffe
. parrp tpirb es ibnen bcffsntlid Tia
:: MAIDEN, bab fie iih nit ibrer Gin
:. :. fhiidterunsspolitit .auf fulIfer Bah
:. befinben. (Sl. Ststs.)
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etoates Ohio:
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@e9ranDet 1870.
S@ babe ben ttnsieen poundnotsem MbfraSt Der
aamttttel bon ednDereten mno 2ots. per ieMalS
boa ben MeeorpS pon 9nScaramaS GonntH,
Ohio. eeutadbt worsem III.
Nenals auI @runbegenbum lan @lo au iols eh
Gu Elm ponfdnbiaes bmsis AbAra @ Bbiss oorleat
meldes ia gqntbnme III. uno nit uu gerbnoii.
ten DoNebe beonet M ME Sorerdhnn AbNras Rat&
n borRqn Rdufer Iole wele elO euf DpSoftssn
ous6ne perlanan b austun 9ounduoiae tbeilw Ab.
arae geibIu Weirbn9en NdnoereieM sHe &runbe
aentum stdeien prhunaen uno Nbiitn 8eeosos
ben ocn esier Oits selis Rauibief Goniralk 0spotn
podibeyirda anprus fur arbe Boamaen 7sn*
uens loraia ausQriat Gs bnOet RA immsr Elm Neay n
~ pife Gdrmsn uuo hdDiass eruaosiasa6nn " paalsn
Sst1 =. Atm1exA
game sslpton ~ 81. &, l2s msa 6at ~. 1sp palsl
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@emetn.8etbIab,
ass qmemstrnms ser eefttem Spes sss
arttseI Sm5lt bon Der 0snttitatten
bon Obto.

4 Sci Is b.f&loken bon Der Gsassa1sahsmb's sss
Ssitionl Dot elm Dsrf&las ben Bdblern
al etaates Ohio unt.rbreittt wsroen ioh an bem
esee1 Sienfae mad benz trFsn Wonfae I'M Noosm.
g. 1905 ivy amsnoiruns ssr s.tti0s 3Tsi ,d... uDn
6ftifst 3tp6lf bon Der 9onititutcn oes 0taates
Otto io6ab fe lauten iou. tDie folot:
NrttttI H.
tinanItsa ans S..e,s nsfsusrs tsn MN =! a. "a,
saSss, .in sl.bmdbie.s ephem ,ar grbsbuns ees
koioI. uno 6taatss Gintommsns fshauisssn uno ~
Se,pabreu Sic mag bic gsteusrunes :@sasnfdnos
afhrs iO'osf a. esrsH non sinsm
Nebsn au Ftbcrn. ale Steusrn nno anoert Ses
isVnne.n foIem nur fur Sffentti9e 3nsds aaI.
!ssu s tsssH ST. sssu.ssnasmss saa o n
sufcebobsn oeer fontraitli0 fortssaebsn ipsroen.
COMBS Sss etaotss Ohio Bombs non ireens cine.
e.aSt Dorf SledsH @onnts oosr aonmleS s,,m a.,m IN
ssrsunpenen llnterrsdtsmittel, 4sgrdbn,spldsMsn. en-
sffentlasn saubduiern uno ansi9MssMa M I.s
Sifsmtiidsm eieentbuu,, Ses ausid!.bli9. fur r.
stsb einen bifcntliaen 3wed osbraudt isiro MD MD
tss}buliAes Gtesntbum tn sinsr Setrae PET 49,
"sa.n nod, be" BEN ataems;nsn eefts.n bon Der gs'
ssSeruuo oasasnsmmeu isin; bod ioaen aus, folbt
Geiete Ser 8eranseruna .cbsr Wiosrrutuna antss'
sisn n s;asrtsam nnD nss sTI0 ssa ,.n p'a t aa M M
s<{ett uno per5ffentiiGt merStn, pte pom @e,es
$ektmmt iein mag. a.. -. w...t,,.
aas ars, ars S.i, SSt.s.ms.u s stsaern
.~k sIusnakmen ip(fep red5tstrditio bletben. In
ssr oIsidben Wtife uub in oem 0leiden Hmtdn9,
smter mno bis auberpeitis eurn bas Weiss es'
' -. 3. Gbsms.rlain
SEN" 2; sssss,s. e ~ i: sgs; Genet.
Guo,uomm.n am a. mars 1903.
seseiniess e.oeten 20. amsries. Csio.
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# s- ~ Z
Gouxrneur 6orrts tat III 5ipei
grtra 8Dtf4aftsn an bic Gtfeb9e.
bung 3ugegeben, e tpiie. bob es feine
pfIiht fei, bic Mmtsstripdltuns b<t
@taatsaubitors 5u unterfuGen. DDd)
4 fbat es niAt unb bat ts hs iebt
nod niebt setban.
Mm GtaatscapitoI II Columbus
tperoen BON auben Rtpdraturen Dor.
genommen. Cine sriinbIihe Reiz
nigung bon innen III Dem GebGubt
melt mebr ponnStben, unb bic tptr0en
bic Stimmseber pon Dbio i'm Ros
bember DDrnebmen.
Die Republitaner fasen: Sebsr.
mann peib, baB auf buS republttd.
nifde Dinslep~ Carrie Gefet ae9u
Jabre unpersleidliden Doblnonbes
fDlsten. unb mas sef9ub bann9
Menn Deputp-@ddsmeifsr Char.
les 6. Green, republiionif6er ganbts
bat fur bas Mmt %. 8. MeRin.
mons, meint, bab Die @ef96fte bes
@taatsfhabmeiiers bds bolt ni9ts
anginsen, 70 tpdrt es 3est. oab ba3
gDlt ibn zines 1eTerea belebrt.
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0eMetts0tt
0eIdtes Elm MmsnSesReat sar 0e1kttstts~ ess
OtoateS Chic teridbt69t be3aSIt3 ser Sstt
oes 8eSimmen'S Der reSwlarem ettnm'
aen Der 0emsraIs gfIsMbIs.
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; wie Dur mir. 10 ii DIR.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-09-17
Guo.uomm.n am q. waars 1908.
aeYeiniote Etoeten bon Mmerita, Dnto.
M.,.r,,F Nss Efoafs se5efret1rS
0esHe tn . ei&lMb,

asraef&taoenes amenbement lxr 3sxtts1tteS
ben Ohio.