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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
Alterape,, Jtn., i4t AnItrnlien.

Das 0orbifO gu benz Mlterspenz
iionsseieb, bas bor einiser 3eit in
gnglanb in oritter 2eiung angenomz
men poroen 1T, bate Neufeelanb sesez
ben, fir bas Der i'm 8orjabr peritorz
bene Miniiter Sebbon bic Mlterspenz
iionen einfibrte. Gs folsten bieiem
8ei1piele Nittprta unb Jleu @iioz
males. SEPT peroen oie Mlterspeniio=
mem bur9 Bunoesgeieb auf alle iieben
8unoesitaaten auseebebnt un0 6ur9
eine Snpalioenperic ersdnat tperz
Sen. Sebe 65idbrise perfon, ooer Bel
bauernoer grtperbsunfdbisteit ieoe
6OiGbrtge, betommt 10 Marf fir bie
Wo1e. CUR peniion bere9tiet 1ino
bic, Die Is Sabre in Muitralien gez
ipobnt, innerbalb Der lebten fiinf
sSbre lire Gbebdlfte ni9t bDspillis
berlanen baben uno tpeniser als 5000
Maarf WermDsen befiben. Muf Betreiz
ben ber Mrbeiterpartei lit Die Bebinz
sung, ole bon Dem peniiondr tpGbreno
ser lebten flint borbergeben6en Sabre
ei1 1ndbt9es nnb taoelsfretes 2eben
fprberte, gefallen. Muf ben Mioeritanb
Der Mrbeiter BIN 1T aus bem Mesiez
runssentipurf ferner bie 8e1timmung
gefrinen tporben, bab sic peniion nur
an folde Qeute seaablt iperbe, bic uns
fdbig finb, fi9 felbft 5u unterbalten,
uno baB bon Der MufentbuItsaeit, Die
tpegen elmer Straftat i'm @efdngnis
berbra9te 3eit absere9net tperoe.
Snpalibenpeniion miro ee3ablt Bel
bauernber Mrbeitsunfdhiafeit, fotpeit
bic perfon bas 16. 2ebensjabr erreiht
bat unb ni9t Mlterspeniion be3iebt.
Die 6eranaiebuns ber n69iten Werz
ipanbten au ben Soften ideiterte eben>
fdlls on Dem bartnGdigen MioerItanz
Sc Der Arbeiter. Die Wernaltung tpirn
bon einem Ronitee, in bem ieber
5taat bertreten 1T, dusgeiibt. Die 4o>
item tperben Ole Der bisberigen pen=
fions3oblung be6euteno iiberifeigen.
Das @efeb 1T tiir3lih ii britter 2ey
fung angenDmmen iporoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
41te Grftnn BURGER benunnt
tuEr1e4t.

Mls gu Mnfang Der a1taiger Sabre
bes borigen Sabrbunoerts bes ameriz
faniI9en Saubitummenlebrers Sen
grfinouns. Die stpei bon chamber
entfernten Meni9en erm1glidte, fid
miteinanber au unterbalten. in Berlin
fur1 Elm ftdbtifdes Mmt in bic
praris einsefiibrt tporben mar, oa
mubte man aud fiir oiefe grfinbuna
einen Namen baben, Der fih leiht einz
biiraern fonnte. 3uerf gebrouate
man bns Wprt, ods ber beut1he Qebz
rer pbiIipp Meis, Der f1on Is Sabre
ppr Ben einen Mpparat aur eleftri=
@hen uebertrasung ber @prahe erz
funoen bate, Bel Der MittbeiIuns fei=
tler unterfudungen periDanote: Ielez
phon; m0glid, baB Ct oielen Namen,
pielleicbt dun einiges BON Der Grfinz
bung benz JranaOfen Sole Nourfeul
entlebnt bate. Dd aber Der General
pcftmeifter Gtephnn fit Die Mntpen=
bung oeutl9er Namen eingenommen
mar, 10 muBte Der Jremonamt aus
0em autli4en Nerte1r pei6tn. 6ran3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
a11rtter aat,n Rrnttkhett.
Ons gRe++er Iien+ mir in hpr

,Oas Wetter lieat mir in ben @liez
bern!" tit eine Mebensart, bic man gar
ni9t felten bDrt uno bic tppbl au9
ni4t unbegriinbet tit, mDsen auh 2eus
te, beren 9efunbbeit ibrer Mn1i9t na9
sesen Semperatureinfliife sefeit tit,
oeriiber ldheln. Neuerbtngs bat ii9
Or. q. Maselsfen in Mmiteroam einz
gebenb nit benz @egenitanb befabt
unb feline 8eobaatunsen unter benz
Sitel rWetter un6 Rrantbeit" per0f=
fentlibt. Oarin fomn,t CT au benz
@dluB, baB has Observation-Disclosures
bon Grantheiten NIT atmofpbdrif9en
8orgGnsen in einem innisen 3uiam=
menbange ftebe, oab bas ganae 2eben
getptfermaben als Elm MusfluB bon
@orbebingungen uno &rdften i'm Mel=
tenraume, aufbauenoer tpie aeritDren=
Der, gu betradten iei. 9ie eanae uns
umsebenbe Ntmofpbdre 1T tnfolse Der
8enesung unleres grbbalIs unb Der
Sonne in forttpdbrenber unrube. Der
bdour9 bebingte enblofe Me9fel BON
Sag uno Nadt, bon 2uftftr0munssn.
@lettriattdt, Semperatur u1n. fann
nun ni9t obne ginflub auf bas 2eben
Ser grbe fetn. Oas aeist ia i9on elm
8ltd in bic Natur. Menn nun audi
Der Menf9 biefen ginfliiHen ni9t in
benz Mabe untertporfen 1T, tpie bic
pflanaen II. sumSbeil au9 Die 5biere,
nenn er aub niht i'm 9erbite ent=
f4lummert unb i'm ssriiblins tpieber
aufpa9t, 10 1T man bod fdon lanse
oariiber einig. oab bic Sabresaeiten
einen bebeutenben @influb auf fein
Woblbefinben ausiiben. Ser menl9=
lide a0rper .muB iid feiner l1meebuna
anpaiien, unb ipenn Die lmgebuns iih
perGnoert, tann audi ct ni9t unperGn=
bert bleiben. Da nun aber bie1e umz
sebuns nidts anberes 1T als bic in
Der MtmofpbGre enthaltenen Natur=
trdfte, 10 1T auh bas 2eben mebr ober
tpenteer cine Mieberholung ber atmo=
1pbdrif9en 8ebinsunsen. lin bas
na95utpeiien, bat Dr. Maselslen bic
@hnantungen i'm Muftreten perlhiez
hener Rrantbeiten, tpie @9arlahfieber
tno bersl,, nit Der Rarte Der Sempe=
raturfhpantungen berslihen unb un-
ter bic 2inie ber lebteren eine Qinie
se3eihnet, bic benz 3u= unb Mbnebmen
Der Rranfbeiten entipri9t. Da bat es
ii9 nun se5eist, baB Die Rranfbeitsz
linie cine nur tpenig perGnberte Wiez
berbolung Der Wetterlinie bartlett.
Daraus aiebt nun ber @elebrte ben
@9lub, oab bas sanae meni9li9e 2es
ben eigentlih nihts anberes 1T als Elm
MusfluB, cine Wieberbolung obsr
Spteselung ber ben Organismus ums
sebenben ardfte. MtmoipbGriihe 9e=
oingungen, meint er. rtniifen unter
bieie Rrdfte serehnet iperben, bic bas
WermDsen beiiben. au fdbaffen, au erz
halten uno au aerit1ren.1 Mie bas
@eben 6urd bic @4iptngungen Der
Qi1tftrablen unb bas 6Dren our4 bic
@hningungen Der 91ne bebingt tpirb.
10 bGngt aud bas Muftreten bon epioez
mifhen Rrdnfbeiten. tpie iiberhaupt
ber gan3e Organismus bes M}enfhen
BON beleben6en iinb berni9tenoen Jlaz
turtrdften ab, tpie iie i'm Metter, in Der
9emperotlr in Grfdeinuns treten.
Die Mufsabe ber rnenihliden Runft
ipiirbe ulfo borin beiteben, biefen1emz
ratureintpirfunser au begegnen, um
ous Muftreten BON epibemiI Ihenaranfs
beiten ein5nbdmmen unb 5i berhin.
bern. m.)
Mem ni6ts einfdut, Ser pfleat an
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

feiftn apiebtIn Iii gseben noer ltthten
8euteIn sinige 1age in Der Maudsrs
fammer bGngen. Ser @mih Idbt Den
Gjefhmdd unotr6noert urtb erbGlt DIE
3tpiebeln fir flanse Set taiDgli4 silr
Nerpertb,ln4 in Der Rihe, od oas
Mustpa1fen ourh bas Nduhern bints
atlsebdlten miro.
unfer @arten. sSm @emilies
garten fam man iebt fAon fur ods
adhfte s5riibiabr porfcrgen, inoem
man auf bereits abgeernteten 8eeten
peteriilie, Rarotten, Rpblrabi, Jelo@
llnb Rcpffalat iGt. @epiir5trGuter
iino un1aupflunaen. Inter ben 3ntez
beln merit man oft biel fau!enoe. Die
meift bon ser 3lpiebelmnbe befalen
finb. Dieie miiifen Derbrannt, ntht
auf Sen Rpmppfbaufen gepDrten
tper0en, oamit man bas llnge3iefer
pertilgt.
Bittere mild lit oft in ssarbe
normal, aber bidfliiis, f4leimig.
na9 @himn,el riedeno; lie fdmedt
anfanss oft iiib, fpdter aber itart
bitter unb rabmt fhle9t ab; Der ge=
iponnene Mnbu ldbt iidb ihpsr, in
ben meiiten ssGllen gar niht pertut@
tern; bic baraus getpnnnene Butter 1T
tnmer fhlebt unb ielten bertpenohar.
Die bittere Mlh riibrt, ab9eiebn
BON &runfbeiten Der @erouuungsor=
game, Der Nieren uftp., bom f4lehten,
perborbenen, bereits in @Gbruna iiberz
aeaansensn, fdusrnoen s5utter, BON
altem Sreber ober alter Shlempe
pber bonn 8erFiittern manber Dem
Milhpisb unbefDmmliher pflanaen
ber; audi 0ie Mtlh alter, bohtragenz
ser ooer altme!fen6er Riibe pflegt
mandn,al nit ojeiem ssebler bebaftet
at iein. Sft gie6t auh nnreinliAfett
gum 9i!terrerben Der Mil9 0erenz
lafung. QlbnelIen fann man einen
1olden ssebIer burA entipredenbe
sSutterber1nberuna, Destruction Ser
stoll= uno MlolfereirGume uno Der
@erdtbe, fotpie bur9 Mbtpafhen oes
Cutters nit perbiinnter &arbolidilre,
ipie iiberbaupt ourd Die ar0Bte Reins
lihfeit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15


tisen Gefiibl. 0dB etn FOLDER Name
Elm einfahes, tur3es Wprt jein miii1e,
aus oem iid aud 3eitnort, gioenz
11aftspDrt unb bergleihen dbIeiten
lci1e. oas ate beutfdt Wort .bifen". !.
oos rin bic Jerne rufen" beoeutet unb
md in rSiftbDrn" porfpmmt, pieoer
aufleben gu lai1en; aber Ct brang bierz
nit niht bnrh; pielmehr purbe oas
ldngpeilige Wort Jernipreher einee=
fiibrt. Menn man aber slaubte, oamit
Elm funtelnagelneues Wort gefunben
gu baben. 70 irrte man ii1 sana aes
naltis. Denn es finbet ii1 f9pn I'M
Sabre 1875; freilih puroe hamals
NIT ihm Elm anoerer Sim berbunben.
Namals fdlus Der prpfeFor Wolfe
bpr, ieinem optif1en SeIegrapben bies
fen Namen au seben. BON Reis' Gr=
finouns sibt Die eriteWittbeilunq Der
Sahresberi4t oes pbpiifalifhen Werz
ems in 6ranffurt a. 80. BON 1861; !;
feline Orisinalapparate Iino i'm Berz
liner ðspoitmufeum. Bon benz OBJ
ttfGen Selegrdpb fpmnen mir au oein'
eleftromasnetiihen, ber in ber 3eif
5friiden 1920 Bis 1910, pielIeiht obne
oab Die Grfinber bon einanoer puBs
ten, bon ameritanifder. ru{ff.ber,
enaliider uno beutfder @eite erfunz
ben iporoen lit. Oie oeut19e grfinzi
oung sing BON ben G0ttinser pbpii~
terr @aub unb Weber aus; 1883 bat
ten lie Die Sterntparte nit benz pbbiiz.
tcliifen Rabinett bur9 atpei Drdbte
be-bunoen. am Sfterfonntag begann
Der Dienit, uno nit Dem eriten a'ele=
gromm .6iihelmann fommt" purbe
Die Mntunft oes Sn1titutsoieners se>
meloet. CUR uebertrasuns oiefer 5tpei
WGrter paren oamals 43 Beipegungen
erfurberlid, bic stpei Minuten 3eit
erforoerten. grft 10 Sabre 1pGter,
nadbem oiefe telesrapbtfhe Melouns
geaebsn porben mar, fam Der uns eez
lGufiee Name Selegramm auf. gr
itemmt aus Mmerita uno mar pom
9llbanb Gpenins Sourna! am 6.
Mpril 1862 Dorsefdlaeen iporben. 9ie
niht geraoe febr sliidli9en Weroeutz
fdungen rDrabtberidt", rDrabtuns"
iino faum in Den alleemeinen Spra1z
getrau9 aufgenommen iporben unb
baben Bel Der Gripeiterung Der brabtz
lofen Selesrapbie in 3ufunft nod tpez
niger Musfidt auf grfolg. l1eber ben
Numen oes tpi9tis5ten Mpparates Der
Juntentelesrapbie entnebmen mir
5rona M. 5elbbaus Die folsenben
MittAeilungen. Die eleftriih@eritdr=
funssflaihe lernt man i'm pbpiifun=
terri9t mod INNER als 2eibener 6la@
f6e tennen. Der g}ame f9reibt ii9
ooher, baB Der Mpparat einmal BON
2etben aus in einem 8riefe an ben be-
riibmten fran5Ofiiden pbp1ifer Nolz
let befannt gena6t tpuroe. @s 1T
nifs eben tpunberlid, bab bieier bann
bon Der 2eiOener Slaf9e fpra9. Mber
fGon am 9. Mdra 1745 entfduloist
er fid ipesen oiefer 8esetbnung. OIL
lein aud beute nod 1T Der BON einem
bDdft nebenfd9li9en nmitanoe abge=
leitete Same gang unb sdbe. tpdhreno
Der grfinber ben meiiten Menfden
unbefannt tit; es mar iibrieens Elm
Oeuther, @ipalb Siirsen b. &leiit 81
gammtn inpommern, lnO man tbGte
ocher re9t, itatt BON ber 2eibener bon
Der aleiiiiden Jlaiae gu reoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Gum Gdlub ertIGrt Mbg. @erbais.
,Mir bleiben. mas mon audi INNER
setban bal, unferer5rieoens< unb MbS
fDmmens=NpIitif treu uno iiheralI, mo
tpir als gotinofter Der Gintraht unter
Sen @Oltern dufsutreten babsn, iperoen
mir Der 5ahe ser Gere4tisteit unb
oes Ne9ts bienen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Dem Giirften Gerbinanb BON 9ulsa=
rien biirfte oemnGdft, ipie in setpifIen
arei1en gebOfft miro. Die R0nigspiirbe
perliebea iperoen. gls NafenfDnig 1T
Ct ia lange genug Deripottet iDOroen.
DAT bod bon srauer 1beDrie am
meifien Crime Sunsen reben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

MdGerIein itiir3t bon ben 1elfen,
Noufdt unb lGrmet obne Rub,
Dod Der 6trom ndl3t ftine Mogen
GMmtieeno fdft BEN Meere 5,i.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15
4aas. mo caa0wirl6(6atl.

Die RIduen Der i'm Gtou ge=
baItenen Ninber nniiTen n,inbeftens
bier Nal i'm Sabre geb0ris unteriu1t
iperbeH. 5ie tperben ipe9en Mdnsels
an natiirlider Mbniibung burh 2anz
fen 5u lang, unb bic nod feitpdrts
ober na9 oben sebosenen Ndnber be-
reiten ben 9bieren niel @4meraen.
@ie frefen ni9t nit sebOrisem Mppe=
tit, unb bic Golse lit perminberte Grz
aeusuns an Mil4 unb Gleii9. Dasu
sleiten bic Sbiere lei4t aus unb fDnz
nen iiA baber beim GaGen 8efddbiz
sunsen auaieben. Gum 8efhneiben
ber Rlauen bebient man ii9 ber 1ose=
nannten Rlduenaansen. Mit ibnen
ldbt f9 Der @9nitt beKer unb resel=
re1ter ausfiibren als NIT Mefer unb
@temmeifen.
Grifde peterfiIie i'm
Minter. Mm einfadften tann man
i'm Winter iich nit frifdem peterfiz
lientraut berforgen, ipenn man i'm
0erbit bon Der Muraelpeteriilie cine
Qnaabl Mur3eln ober Rnollen in cine
9olafiite pfIanst. bieie Biz gum Ginz
treten sr0berer Rdlte i'm @arten ldbt,
alsbann aber in einent gef9iibten
Maume unb nabe benz 2idte auffellt.
Sm Winter ielbf 1T aIs Mufentbaltsz
ort bic Rii9e Dber irgenb Elm tpdrmez
ret Haum nDtbig. Mm @ieben barf
es nidt feblen, bod barf bies ni@t
iibertrieben tperben, ipeil fonit bic
Wur5eln in JdulniB seratben. Statt
bic peteriiltentpur3eln in eine aiite gu
pflanaen, fann man iie AUDI f9rGs in
sinen leeren Miftbeettaiten einf4laz
gen, biefen nit 6enftern unb ipGter
hu9 nod nit @troboeden belegen.
Bei srDberem 8ebarf BON frifdem pez
teri filienfraut i'm Winter ift lebtere
Metbobe befonbers anauratben, auz
NAL iim Bel 2iiften bes Miltbeetta=
items Bel timber Mitterung aromatiz
fderes peteriilienfraut, als in einem
Bimmer eraielen ldBt.
g ra e llaniaden nafAe
man nit leidtem SobalpaHer, ipiile
nit beibem WaFer, ipoburh lie eldnz
Eenb blsiben unb trodne gut nah.
Bei tbeurem oeforirten @e1hirr lege
man atpi1hen oie einaelnen Seller,
tpenn iie lGnsere 3eit ntht eebrau9t
tpurben, fleine runbe Oedhen bon
Seioenpapier ober altes 2einen, baz
NIT lie burd ben oft rauben Rano
nidt leiben.
g / berne @esenitGnbe q n
Sic f9tpara aeporbsn iinb, lest man
furae 3eit in elm 8ab BON Salmiaf
alnb Wafer au gleiden gbei!en.
3um puben beripenbet man Silberz
pubpulber ober Silbepieife. 6leden
;sntfernt man nit Spiritus. @ms
lpfeblensnertb lit audi cine MiI9ung
bon reirem 9almiaf unb S9lemmz
trei6e. Sebr fdmubige Silberia4en
ireinigt man nit ettpas gliig uno
:reibt nit pubpulper nd4. @riinz
ipanflede ipeihen elmer Behanolung
nit Salmiat. oen man rsihlih NIT
gffia nermifht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Mem nidts einfdlt Ser pflest an
eriten ausaufollen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-15

Mef6inggegenfdnbe sn
reinieen, Die burh Rduh uno
6ibe 10 fbmuBia setporoen iino, oab
fie niht burh Oralidure blant 81
.pubert 1inb, reibt man auerit in
pottafnenIauge ab, alsbann tau4t
man iie in cine Mifhung ppn gIeiz
den Sbeilen Salpeterfdure, @9ipe=
felIGure unb MaTer elm. tpdfdt ab.
ipilt gut, trpdnet unb polirt. Diefe
Nnr59rift eisnet iih Defenders audi
gum 9feinigen ber Waiferitdn6e Bel
.Dampfmaininen, ipelfe bdufig nrlr
febr f9ner fanber 81 bringen lino.
praftifher Qetm. Wenn es
iia 6arum banbelt, in Ser 6ausbalz
tlns Elm glas= ooer porsellanitiid,
Elm @pielaeua ober bersleiden, 1penn
es aerbroAen, ihnen au berleimen,
10 lDft man in einem ertpdrmten Q0fz
fel ettpas tpeibe @elatint nit elm
ipenia Giiia auf unb befreiht Die au
perleimenoen @eg.nitGnbe nit Der erz
baltenen flaren QOfung. Oat man
tem Effig einige R0rnhen hronfauz
res Rali sugeiebt unb oas berleimte
Gtid einise 3eit Dem 2i6te aussez
febt, 70 fann man es nd4ber fogar
in Waffer leaen, obne 6aB es an Der
perleimten @tslle ouseinanoergebt.
@eoenfet Ser Mrbeits=
tbtere! Maubts 6erbftpetter bat
ii9 einaetelM. Der gr0boben 1T
6urh Megen alrfgenei9t url5 ertaltet.
g}ergebt niGt Deden fit 6ie ourd
fhtpere Mrbeit erbiBten Wferbe! Dtns
let audi. an trDdene l1nttrlneen ln6
a1eberpiirfe fiir Gie lintertpess atl~
balten6en 3ugbunot! Gorget fiir ipar>
mes, trpdenes Qnger oabtim un6 fit
entiprehtn6e Gobrura.
@ebdnblung 5ef 3nies
beTn. lin 0ds Q[usipdhftn Der
Aipieh<f1 III rerhin0trn. I6bt man oie
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
DEMOCRATS
DISCUSS PLANS.
Local Option to be Allowed to
Rest for Present.

e Several Democratic candidates
ON the state ticket notably
Thomas X. Marshall, for Cover
nor; James F. Cox, for Secretary
OF State; NJ. B. Larry, for Judge
of the Supreme Court, and John
Isenbarger, for Treasurer of State
met ait an Indianapolis hotel
Sunday afternoon and discussed
plans for the campaign. B. F.
Shively, of South Bend, and one
or two other prominent Demo-
Gratis participated.
Though it was announced that
nothing but routine matters were
discussed, it is understood that
the Democrats decided that the
local option question should be
flowed to rest-for the present,
at least. Some of the conferees
individually expressed the opin-
on that the passage of the Cox
bill took the option issue out of
the campaign.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
ORGANIZATION
in THE COUNTY
2 MORE TOWNSHIPS HAVE
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
OFFICERS ELECTED
AND MEMBERS
ENG EN-
ROLLED.

The movement for organizing
Republican clubs throughout
Marshall county, is making rapid
Roadway, and increased interest
is being taken in the cause OF
county candidates. Members are
being added daily to the roll at
Plymouth headquarters. County
Organizer Monroe Steiner is put
ting in much time, organizing
branch clubs, and enrolling new
members.
Two more branch clubs have
been organized, one in Tippeca-
noe, and one in North township.
The Tippecanoe club enrolled
with So members, and is gaining
every day. The officers are Pres
ident c.. +. ST. John, Secretary
Roy Rhodes.
In North township Albert Bob
mer was elected president, and
Absalom Miller, secretary. The
enrolling membership was 4s.
At headquarters here already
$50 names have been signed
under the eagle.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
Close Beautiful Services.

The forty-hours services which
opened at ST. Michael's Catholic
church, with High Mass on Sun
day, closed with beautiful SER
vices Tuesday evening.
Five visiting priests with the
local pastor Rev. John Tremmel,
took part in the services Tuesday
evening. The visiting pastors
were, Rev. l.. A. Moench Misha-
waka, Rev. A. Holdman Rens-
selaer, Ind, Rev. Ed Boccart Del
phi Ind, Rev. A. Ellening Column
bia City and Rev. John Oberholz
Wanatah.
Rev. Holdman had charge of
the entire three days devotion.
The sermons and ceremonies
were interesting and largely at
tended.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
ANOTHER STOLEN
HORSE RETURNS
TAKEN FROM MICHIGAN
ST. TUESDAY NIGHT
TRACED 4 MILES
SOUTH-ABAN
ONED & CAME
HOME.

The fifth horse that has been
stolen in the vicinity of this city
in the last two weeks, and the
second that was stolen and later
abandoned by the thief, was
taken off Michigan street at IL 10
o'clock Tuesday night. The horse
and buggy belonged to Earl
Glass, son of John Glass, who re-
sides three and one half miles
west of this city. Young Glass
had driven to Argos, and return
ing at about IL 100 o'clock, hitch
ed his horse in front OF kleckner' 5
restaurant, while he entered the
restaurant. He was in the place
only about FIVE minutes and when
he returned for his horse, the out
fit was gone. A canvass was made
of the livery barns but no trace OF
the rig was found. Later, per-
sons described having seen the
horse and buggy being driven
south on Michigan street. Young
Glass and a friend started in pur-
SUIT, trailed the horse and buggy
four miles south, when it turned
west for two miles, and then back
north one mile. Here the trail was
lost. Glass continued the search
by telephoning, and finally re-
turned to his home. The horse
and buggy entered the barnyard
at about 2 100 o'clock driverleSs.
The case is queer one and no
clew is furnished as to the iden-
tity of the thief. The abandoning
OF the horse resembles the man
ner in which the Reeve pony was
stolen and recovered. 1t is pos
sible that some one took the horse
to drive home with, and then
turned it loose. Certain it was
that the horse had not broken
loose, because Glass left the ami
NAL tied, and when it returned
the hitching strap was tied to
ring on the harness.
Extra precautions are being
taken by farmers and horse own
ers to guard their property
against this epidemic of stealing,
and the Marshall County Horse
Thief Detective Association are
now searching for several ami
mails.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
MILLER HANDS
IT TO KERN
CONGRESSIONAL CANDI-
DATE TELLS OF FRENCH
RAIDS WHILE HE
WAS ATTORNEY
GENERAL OF
STATE.

John w. Kern, Democratic
nominee for Vice President, was
depicted as the defender OF rou-
lette wheels and faro banks anC
the champion of the gambling
houses at French Lick and West
Baden, in a statement issued
at Republican national head
quarters at Chicago Tuesday by
Charles w. Miller, ex-attorney
general of Indiana.
Miller, who is running for Con
gress from the Thirteenth Dis
trict of Indiana, is the official who
closed up the gambling casinos a
the two Indiana resorts two year:
ago, and he makes the charge
that in his efforts to enforce the
anti-gambling laws he was fought
at every turn by Mr.. Kern. Cam
palgn orators in his state, he as
serts, are making Republican
votes by pointing out that in the
anti-gambling crusade Kern de-
tended Taggart in the courts and
that in the Denver convention
Taggart, then chairman of the ma
tional committee, reciprocated BY
securing for Kern the place OF
running mate for Bryan on the
national ticket.
When | closed up the French
Lick and West Baden casinos, "
said Mr.. Miller, "Mr. Kern was
on the ground in the interests of
Tom Taggart to block me at
every turn. He was Taggart's
attorney. He defended Taggart
in the courts and in the news
papers, belittling the efforts the
state was making to put these
gambling hells out of existence.
Kern complained bitterly
against the action of the state,
saying the Taggart Hotel COM
pany had nothing to do with the
gambling dens, and that the only
evidence which the state had was
that gathered by Hearst news
paper reporters. He said Hearst
had sent minister down there
who put children in front of the
roulette tables and then took
photos of them. Kern said there
was no injury shown to any one.
1--WE charged that Taggart had
aided in the delinquency of child
rem, and / said in court that |
would rather be guilty OF murder
than guilty OF this crime. Kern
knew as we'll as any living man
that Taggart was the boss of
these gambling dives. Taggart's
motto, 1.-The Pluto Devil" was on
every poker chip. We took six
teen wagon loads of gambling
paraphernalia out of the places.
kern's comments on the activity
OF the state were little to the
credit OF man aspiring to be
Vice President"
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
Last Week for Moving.

Saturday of this week will be
the last day OF grace upon which
any one who desires to vote at
the coming election can change
his residence and still retain his
right of suffrage. The law re-
quires that a voter must be res
ident of his precinct for at least
thirty days before the date of
election, and those voters who de-
sire to move will have to do so
between now and next Saturday.
Oct. 3, if he desires to regain his
vote.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01

Stomach troubles would more
quickly disappear if the idea of
treating the cause, rather than
the effect, would come into prac-
tice. A tiny inside, hidden nerve,
says DR.. Shoop, governs and
gives strength to the stomach.
A branc halso goes to the heart
and one to the kidneys. When
these inside nerves" fail, then
the organs must falter. DR.. Shoop
Restorative is directed speci6cal-
ly to these failing nerves. Within
4S hours after starting the Re-
storative treatment patients saw
they realize gain. Sold by L.
Tanner.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-10-01
Warsaw Has Snakes.

Considerable alarm is felt in the
cities and towns of Kosciusko
county because of the fact that
snakes, which make their home
in the marshes and woods are
wrigglihg their ways to the set
Elements which are less parched
is the result of the seven weeks
drouth. No less than seven species
OF reptiles and several of a very
venomous nature, have been killed
in Warsaw during the past few
DAYS. a Warsaw woman dis
patched a large and vicious rattle
snake.