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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
JONES-PEOEN.
CELEBRATED ANNIVERSARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. D. Wore celebrat-
ed their sixtieth wedding anniversary
at their home, 1872 North Tenth street
yesterday. About thirty-five guests
were invited to the dinner. Those
present were Mr. w. C. Wore, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Roberts and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Wore and family OF
Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roberts
and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Roberts
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tay
Tor and family of Indianapolis. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Wore and family OF
Fountain City, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morrow and son of Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Morrow and family, Mr.
Leroy Mansfield, Mrs. Elizabeth West
Mr.. Charles Zuttermeister, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mansfield and son, Mrs
Hannah Williams and daughter Eliza
beth. Mr.. and Mrs. Wore received
many useful and beautiful presents.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
Caruso and the Tax Collector.

was dressing for Pa gliacci'' when
a man walked into my room. tapped
me on the shoulder and said. Give
me i140' i looked at him and asked.
What for:" lie replied. Income
tax" l was already late and said:
Come again. 1 have not got the
money here Whereupon. with the
rapidity Of a conjurer. he produced
from his pocket a paper. apparently a
warrant for my arrest. This seemed
to me TO he carrying the joke too far.
and SO asked the mana ger TO he kind
enough 10 pay the man the money. He
did SO at once. and the good income
tax collector replied. And now may
I have a seat 20 see the show: And
he got it. That's London--Strand
Magazine.
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RiSTMAS SALE,

A Christmas sale will be opened
Wednesday morning at eleven O'Clock
by the ladies aid society of the First
Presbyterian church. in the church as
sembly room. The affair will contin-
Tie throughout the day and evening. \
number of beautiful articles appropri-
ate for Christmas gifts. will be on sale
at this time and A Word TO the Wise
is Sufficient" Among the numerous
booths will be an apron. candy. pure
food and fancy work booth. The mem
bers of the society have spent consider
able time in arranging for the affair
and no doubt it will prove very sue
cessful. All women and young girls
are most cordially invited TO attend
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29

An incident of the recent trial of
Madame Steinheil in Paris was the ac-
tivity OF what Max Nordeau describes
as the ragamuffin trust. In the rear
of the court is standing room for $50
persons. This space is available as
soon as the court room is opened. The
outside the hall of Justice all night 70
get into the space open to the public
and then sold their standing room la
ter to those who We're eager to hear
the trial. The above photograph shows
the gamin outside the court waiting
for the doors to open.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
CLUB NOTES
HAPPY HOUR CLUB ENrERTAlNs.

Members Of he Happy Hour club en-
tertained their husbands and several
invited guests to an oyster supper Sat
urday evening at the home Of the
president Mrs. Charles Brown, north
of the city. The young people enjoy
ed dancing while the other guests
were entertained with games. About
thirty-five persons were in attendance
The young people We're served at one
long table while the other guests were
served at small tables. The affair
was most enjoyable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
Spanish Frit.ers With Bacon.

One cup four. one teaspoonful Of
baking powder. half a cup Of milk &C
make still batter Three eggs.
whites beaten separately: chop and
add two Spanish peppers and a can of
corn Fry in hot fat and serve with
strips OF bacon.-Good Housekeeping
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GAVE A DINNER PARTY.

A dinner party was given recently
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Higgins at
their home on Fort Wayne avenue. At
midday an elegant dinner was serv-
ed after which the afternoon was
spent socially. Music and games be-
ing the main features. Chrysanthe,
NUNS and carnations We're used in
decorating the different rooms where
the guests We're entertained. Those
hidden to participate in the affair
were Mr. and Mrs. p. Rieser and son
Emerson of Elpaso, H.; Mr. and Mrs
Patterson Of Indianapolis. Ind; Mr.
and Mrs. r. G. Noggle and daughter
Miss Cora Fleming of Springfield. O.;
Mr.. Ralph Higgins of Ohio City, O.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Brown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
Fear to Depend on Oil.

1t is curious that the British naval
authorities should have abandoned OIL
fuel at time when In foreign fleets
II has been decided TO substitute oil
for coal. The British empire has very
limited resources OF oil fuel and ut
present the navy's supplies have to be
imported These supplies might be
cut of in time Of war and il is being
given up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
TO SPEAK THIS EVENING.

Mr.. f. G. Hill will address a meet
ing of the men of the st. Paul's Luth-
eran church this evening to be held in
the church parlors. A turkey lunch
will be served at the close of the adj
dress
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
EDWARD LANGLEY TO LECTURE

Mr.. Edward M. Langley. of the Val
paraiso Art Craft Shop will lecture
Wednesday afternoon at the open
meeting of the Domestic Science soci-
ETY. to be held in the parlors of the Ho-
tel Westcott at two-thirty O'Clock. He
will speak on Interior Decorations
and Household Moderate Means. Mr..
Langley will show a number of samp-
les in oil, water colors and woven de-
signs. The general public is most
cordially invited to attend
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
FOR MRS. HOOVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Campbell enter
tanned recently with euchre party at
their home on North Fifteenth street
in honor of Mrs. A. Hoover. of India
napolis. Favors were presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Chase. Luncheon was
served
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
a VULGAR Word.

Miss Parr Senue-Oh. nav. there
comes Mrs Brown up the steps: My,
don't she look beilicose today: Mrs.
Parr Nenue-Don't use such vulgar
language. daughter. Say adipose Mr..
Brown can't help being stout-Judxe's
Library.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29

You won't tire OF buckwheat cakes
when they are made from Walters
Pennsylvania Buckwheat. At your
grocers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
SERIOUS EXPLOSION
american News SerVicc1

Edinburgh. Nov 29.-The country
for fifty miles around was shaken
when the powder magazine at the Arm
iston colliery, Dalkeith. exploded.
Many houses in the vicinity were de-
nolished and the inhabitants of the
town thrown into a panic. 1t was at
first believed that an earthquake had
occurred.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
FOR HON. AND MRS. FOSTER.

Hon. John w. Foster was invited
to Richmond by the Commercial club
and by a committee from the faculty
OF Earlham college. While here, he
and Mrs. Foster will be the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulke,
whose personal friends they have been
for many years. Mr.. and Mrs. Foulke
have arranged for reception on be-
half of the club and the faculty from
three until five o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon. AS the membership of the
club is quite large, the invitations
sent out have been limited to these
members and to the members of the
Earlham faculty and their wives.
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ENTERTAIN FOR GUESTS.

Mr.. Charles Rust and Miss Blossom
Reid entertained Saturday evening at
the home of Miss Reid on North G
street in honor of Miss Elma Rust and
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PHONE 1921
EDITED BY ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

Miss Corinne Rmeley of Virginia.
Games and music were features of the
evening. A two-course lunch was
served. The guests were Miss Hazel
Morrow. Miss Marie Stevenson, Miss
Elma Rust. Miss Corinne Rmeley,
Miss Amelia Wiggans. Miss Abbie
Garrett, Miss Ida Hoppe and Miss
Lena Gray. Messrs. Cleveland Rmeley.
George Bishner, Kirk Morris, Curt
Moore. Guy Garrett, James Moore,
Howard Hawekotte and Glen Turner.
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GUESTS AT GREENFIELD.
Professor and Mrs. K. H. Russell Of
Earlham college We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan C. Binford of Green
field, Indiana
JoNES-PEDEN.
Mr. Ralph w. Jones and Miss Dellie
Florence Peden were married at the
residence of the bride near Arba.
Thanksgiving eve. Rev. David J. Cop
peck officiated. Their many friends
extend hearty congratulations.
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A GUEST IN OHIO.
Miss Josephine Bennett spent her
Thanksgiving vacation visiting with
friends and relatives in Ohio. Miss
Bennett is a teacher in one Of the
county schools.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
SEWING CIRCLE TO MEET.

The Spring Grove Sewing circle will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Walter Reid at her home in Spring
Grove. Members are invited to be
present
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ENTERTAINED RECENTLY.

Mrs. James MORRISON entertained
recently in honor of Professor Will
Reeves.
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RETURNED TO CINCINNATI.

Little Miss Ruth Strasser of Cincin-
natl. Ohio. who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Will Dietemeyer. has re-
turned home.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
LEOPOLD sTOKOVsKi.

Leopold Stokovski. who has made
such successful entire into Cincinnati
as conductor of the Cincinnati SYM
phony orchestra. made great furore
in London last season, where he ap-
peared as conductor of the New Lon
don Symphony orchestra. when it as
sisted Francis MacMillen in one Of the
eight sensational concerts which he
gave during the last London spring
season.
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GUESTS HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack koff Of San Juan,
Porto Rico, are visiting Prof. and Mrs.
w S. Hiser. Mr.. kOff is an architect
employed by the L. S. government on
public buildings including the school
buildings which the government
ereCtS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
is VISITING HER SON.

Mrs. Martin Wolfer is visiting her
son, Walter. at Alert. Indiana. Later
she will go to Vernon. Indiana. for a
family.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
HAS RETURNED.

Miss Florence King who has been
spending her Thanksgiving vacation
in this city the guest of her parents,
DIR. and Mrs. J. E. King, has return,
ed to Indiana university.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brandy of Bos-
ton, Indiana, entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Phillips. Miss Ada Parks, Miss
Mary Parks. Miss Letha Phillips. Miss
Maud Phillips. Mr. Lester Parks. Mr.
Edward Brandley and Mr.. Oran Parks
recently to Thanksgiving dinner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-29
RETURNED HOME,

Mr.. and Mrs. William Clair and son,
have returned to their home in Eaton,
Ohio. They came over to attend the
celebration of the twentieth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schultz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30

|aun1 8eipuBtfein brinsen ipiirbe, tpie
piel tie au perlieren haben. Die Wera
einigten Gtdaten baben ein hDberes
Sntereife an Der Grbaltung Der sesens
feitisen 9anbelsbs3iehnngen als
Deutfdlanb. Dos erfDrbtrli9e Gnt&
sesenfomnerl baben mir pon ben
anerifaaern tlllr sll ertparten, fpenn
mir ibnen az ertennen seben, baB line
iere Ndhsiebisteit cine @renae bat.
iepieits 0eren ibnett Ooppelt 70 grDbs
gerlnfte broben, als inns Ii, einem
3ollfriese ausefiist iperben fDnnen.
llnfer Sntereffe sebt babin, ben ame.
rtfanif4en Martt fir unfere Sabrt.
fate 81 bebalten; aber bas tpirb uns
10 flugen Gefddftsleuten uno ausse44
.5eihneten Rehnern eeseniiber. ipie bic
Qmerifaner fino, nur eelinsen, tuenn
mir feft auftreten unb augleih nit ge,.
funbem @goismus bus @eihdft liitb
bic 9efahr I'm Muge behalten, iiber@
port6etlt au iperben."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
8preh1runr 3nhler.

eSn elmer fiirsli9 bon Der 8unoesrez
eierunq unter benz Sitel Rationale
2ebensfroft" perDffentlidten 8rof9iiz
re, bic 9errn srpin sytfber, Brofefor
an Der Yalezllniperiitdt, gum 8erfaifer
bat, miro, seftiist auf pielidbrise 5orz
iGungen, nahgepiefen, OaB unter Der
auf 85 Millionen 9eelen beredneten
8epOlterung bes 2anbes. brei Millioz
nen itettg bon fhtperen Grantbeiten
befallen iinb. Der @slsbrte bat iih
Der mube unter3ogen, ben 8erluit, ben
Die bauptfGhlihften 8rantbeiten fir
Die Hation beoeuten, in Dollars unO
Gents umaurehnen, uno er bebauptet,
bob gum Beifptel gbpbus Dem 2anbe
jdbrli9 Soften in90be BON $35O,O00,=
900 perurfahen, tpdbrenh Der pefuniGz
re 9erluit Der burG Malaria berbeise=
fubrt nirb, bon ibm auf S1OO, 900, 900
pro Sabr einsef9dbt miro. Ger bon
prof ofeHor syifber aufseitellten 8ered=
nune aufolse, ipiirbe bic 5dlfte Der
burd arantbeiten aller 9lrt peruria9z
ten8oiten binreihen. Die gefa,nmte Na=
tionalfhulb gu tilsen, einen Sftbmus=
&anal au bauen unb eine sSlotte au
fdaffen, Die Der ftdrtiten Der Welt
slei9tdme.
Diefe sigantiIhen 3ablen fiibrt
profeFor Jifher MIR an um Der brett
ten MeTe Der 8ebolferung Die 0erbeez
rungen beutlider gu ffiIbern, bic oem
2anoe ourh unaeniigenbe faritdre
8ortebrungen aueefiigt tperben. Oenn
na9 Der Mniiht bes @elebrtsn, ,uno anz
bere ftimmen barin nit ibm therein,
fann burn entfpredenoeGr oes
Doltss in fanitdrer9iniidt ger bel ers
reidt tperoen. Snnerbalb zines Dierz
tel @Sabrbunoerts, 10 glaubt profefor
GiIber, ,f0nnten 0ie @hreden ber ,Weiz
Gen peft" gebannt tperoen, unb audi
9ppbusz unb MalariazGrfranfunaen
fplroen Sci benz gesenipGrtisen Gtdnt
Der WiHenfhdft nit GrfoIg befGmpfi
tDeroen, fobolb man oem Ganitdtspe.
fen oas notblpenoigt WsritGnoniB ent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
sir fh,peren gJ9urTf)bo0en

suaiehen. ssiir fcbtperen Msarfhbooen
tpie auh fir Ieihten Sanbbooen. tpers
BEN i'm aIgemeinen mebr fenbte Solllz
mer am Wlabe Iein. Ourh ote giiftz
iliae trpdene Witternfla lnb ote ere
sbeblihe 0ermebruila Der NseIoetl err
Hart fish aIio Der grobe Wttl9slz
lpaef,s. go ansenebn bieie Wilhitel@
aeruna BON ben Molfsresen an fih nun
auch empfiinoen tperOen mag (ein iea
ser braDe Moltereileiter sfreut tldh,
tpenn 6as Milhqtlantlinl iteiat nno er
NIT elmer m0alihft boben Anartsabl
aufparten fann), Elm 5rOpfhen Werz
fnutb fGllt bod in ben 1reilDenbeaer.
Oie Weibemilch iit tlGrnlih all ma9er.
Der ssettgebalt Der Mflh bdlt lange
niAt Ghrttt nit Dem Mnipad1len oes
Quantums. fo baB man fd9er tann:
Sc arDBer oas Auantum, ie gerirtger
sic Nusbeute. Meroen bier Dooh tn
Sen 6aupttpeibeniDndten Wtat tf1o
esuni burhfhnittlich 1919 Quart au
einem pfuno Butter aebrdnht, gez
aeniiber 1919 i'm Minter. Die fettz
drmite Mild ltefert bas iunse. iips
pige observation-disclosures; bon sSult
an. tipenn Das @ras fhpn etspas ters
niger ipirb. tpenn es nicht n1ebr ir
polliaftta lit, beginnt Ser ssettgebaft
Der Milch fpieber lanaiam AT iteigen,
tpdbrenb aleihaeitia bas Qudntum
auriideeht. Od Die umtpanolung
bon Ssolano in Wei0earunp audi in
3ufunft pettere Tortidritte MAIDEN
miro unb mir 10 nit elmer ipeiteren
@ermebruna fetturmer Milh au rehs
nen baben tperoen. piiroen auf Die
Molfereien bieiiser @egeno ihlieblih
aur 9eaahlune Der Mtlh nan ssettz
aehalt iiberaeben miiifen, UNI hterz
burh einen aerehten Musaleih alt
fhaffen fir Die aroBe ssettgehaltsa
bifferens atptihen StaIz unb Neioes
mild. Die 8eaabluna nah sFettses
bait piirbe apeifeIps bas tpirffamite
Mittsl fein. oie WeioenbeiiBsr all Derz
anlaffen, ibren 3iiben auf Der Beibe
audi Rraftfutter All berabfolgen, INN
bierbur9 oen sfettaebolt Der Mild
auf eine anaemehene 6Dbe Az brins
gen. notwithstanding 1T In uns
ierer aanaen @eaeno nibt iiblih,
man beaablt nur nah @eptbt. 6ters
het lperoen natiirlih bieienigen 3ie>
feranten, tpel6e ibre Riibe troden
fiittern ober bod tpenisitens &raftz
futter beisstn, aeaeniiber Senienis
gen, tpelhe ibr 8ieb Gag unb Naht
auf ser Weibe 6alten unb nihts betz
fiittern, benahtbei!igt. Die 8eaabz
lung Ser Milb nah ssettgehalt mnB
olio trob manher i6r entsesenitebene
Oen Standardization. als bas su erz
ftrebenoe 3iel beaei6net iperoen.
0enn nur Eierburh fann Der Mafen=
einlieferune fettarmer WeiDenmild ein
Hieeel DprgeiGo6en tperben.
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Die 9er. 9tuntetr nnn Die
Girket.
(6dmburaer Nahrihten.)


Die Waibinstoner Melbung, prdz
iibent Saft beabiihtise, Die omerifa=
nii9en Sntereien nidt nur in Otz
aiien, ionbern audi i'm naben Often
nadoriidlih gu oertretsn unb naa
M0gli9teit ausaubebnen. peroient il,
europa srobe 8eadtuns. Simmer
oeutIider 5eist iid bas 8eitreben Der
llnionsresierung. iid i'm imperialtiti=
ihenSinne als Weltmaht su betbGtiz
gen. Dieies Streben lit in ben 8srz
einisten 9taaten erlt felt elf sSdbren,
ieit Dem ipanii1 amerifaniihen
&riege, nit boiler 9eutIi9feit berpor=
getreten. gis pobin batten bic @er=
einigten Staaten Iih polittfh auf Dem
etgenen Sentiment bef9rdntt unb tpa=
rem niht nur ariesen, fonoern fogar
8iinbniHen nit Musldnbsitaaten
grunDfdBlid aus bem Wege seson=
gen. Grft naa benz BARRIER Sriebensz
f4luiie bonn IL. DECEMBER 1898, Der
ben 8ereinigten Staaten erbeblihen
@iebiets3upads unb bic .Shubberr@
fhaft" iiber Guba brahte, begann Die
Gera Der ameritanif9en Grpanfionsz
politit. Die .Smperialiften", Die Big
onbin als einaigen grfolg Die Mnz
nerion 5aiDaiis auf5upeiien batten -
Der Smperialismus NOR bor Dent fpaz
nif4en Rriege nidt redt popular -
erDielten nit einem Male Sbertpnffer;
aber iDdbrenD iie bic gnn5e iibrige
Welt burh bic Monroebottrin BON
ibrem Jeftlanb fernbielten, bieIter fie
itlbit eifrig 11mf6an nod anDeren Sc
bieien, an benen Der GIpaniionsordnq
oer Union iih bttb6tiaen l0nnte. DAT
Der norbameritanild5e SmperiaIisHus
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aeaenbrinst Y. g an tbatirdftiger YIN:
teritibung ntebt feblen ldbt, 1atiirltfs
nilBte man Dor ellen Stnsen oaralii
dnteil, odBoteS SlllBlaufe por WeruilreI=
ntgutg seibuBt tperoen, ote als Hrdnfs
bettstrdeer erfaHnten Sausfllegen nno
0le Wtostttrs muBter bernl9tet.
eoilnlpte ilrlb .uioraite beieIftgt tperoen
nno ferner nuBte Datur gorge 9etrd=
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Ger ri1i,trItfdI, inpuniTd1e
1htrRff.

DAP gbina bpr Dem 1brpffen Bora
| geben Sapans pDllis auriidsepiber iif
uno alle feline gtnpenoungen segen
ben Neubau (niht Musbau Der Mn7
tung= =Mutbenz8ubn bat fallen laifen.
lit in2pnbpner gnstpGrtigen Mmt fehr
pi!lfomnen sebeiben tporoen. Mub bid
Offentlide Meinung lit bamit aufriea
ben, aber bod fann man iih Der Bea
fiirbtung nidt ertpebren, oaB ii1'in
Der Manof9urei GreisniiIe borbersi4
ten, Die gnglanb in etne iebr peinlihe
Gage brinsen t0nnen. Die eneliI1e
! greife bat it9 in Der Sade srDbte .3u<
riidbaltung auferleet unb nur bic tpe='
nigiten 8ldtter baben elm Wprt bes:
aommentars eepaet. Dariiber fann
aber fein 3tpeifel beiteben, bab Die diz
neiif6e Yolitit Sopons in Gnslanb
iebr penie Sbmpatbien finbet unb
oab tie bic urfpriinelide 8eseiiterung
fur bic Illiana NIT Sopan iebr berabz
sefebt bat.
Muf bic Stimmune in 2pnoon tper=
fen einiee Der ipenieen. laut eetporbe<
men prebitimmen Elm beaeihnenoes
2idt. Die febr offiaiD1e Weftminfter
9aaette finoet bic iapanifds Redtfer:
tiguns .ni9t gang iiberaeuseno" unb
beoauert ben ean5en @treit febr. ,Wir
baben," fdbrt iie fort, .,felbft @6pie=
risfeiten nit Sapan nit 8e3ua auf
otefe manbfduriiben 8abnen uno be-
ionbers Die Satumen=gabn. Sopan
miro iebsnfalIs ipobl baran tbun, in
allem. mas es mit8eaua aufGiienbahnz
entpidlunaen tbut, Die Re6te allen
Wsd6te, Die sSntereHen in Der Mano=
fhurei baben. 81 a9tsn. Sn feinem
eigenen Sntereife fOnnte nidts fdIimz
mer fein, als cine 3unabme Der Spanz
nuns aipifhen Sopon unb, China"
Dem Oailb @rapbic lit Der Gtreit
tuihtig ols rbdbli6ss Symptom ser
idpaniidzhineiifden @pannung, bic
tpdbrenb Der lebten brei Sabre immer
grOBer getpor0en fei." rOb Sapan,"
f4lieBt er, ,tpirtli9 Hug baran aetban
bot, bas Redt in feline s4sene Sanb gu
nebmen, oarf bestpeifelt nerben. Oie
Gbineien perben Die 2ettipn foum
ftilli6peiseno binnebmen. unb bab lie
elm iebr ipirtfames 9etorionsnittel
beiiben. seigte Der febr 16dbieenbe
8optott japanif9en 9anbeIs, Der auf
Den Satiu Marus9treit folste."
Nu9 Die Mornins poH legt aroben
Na9orud ouf bie ftarfe Moffe, bic bic
gbineien in einem nationalen 8optott
beiiBen, unb fam niht senug betpnen,
tpie ttefes 8ebauern unb ME tiefe Be-
forsniB Der qanae Streit in England
errege, uoas ourcb ense 8anoe Der
sSreunof6aft foipobl NIT esapan ols
nit gbina berfniipft it," Dos 8unb=
nib NIT sSapan beainnt England in ei=
ne unbebaalide Stellune gu brinsen
uno tpirb 6as in nod erDberem Mabe
t6un, tpenn erit einmal Die sSntereifen
Der auitralii9en Commonwealth unh
BON Neu=Geelanb i'm fiiblichen GtilIen
S5ean f6arfer in ben 8orbersruno
freten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30

Muf elm 8rautpaar in Nep Uort
ipurben nidt ipeniger als $50 pfuno
Neis berfhiittet; S9abe um bie i4Dz
nen 3eisfuppen, oie man baraus bGtte
bereiten fDnnen!
Die mitteilfamiten Menfden pflez
gen bic gu fein. Die am tpenieten mit>
5uteilen baben.
Ma9t unb Mei1tum, bic nit 6em
unipioerbrinslid 8srluit ter sc.
funobeit ertdmpft finb, tperben aum
nWantel, Der ni9t seront it,.
X X X
2lIs Siesespotal fir bic gsorbpola
fabr.r empfieblt iicb einftpeilen elm
anobelbeder.
@ino olIe m0eIiden Waittel era
f90pft bann sreift man eben au ben
unmOsliden, tpobei es fib man9maf
herausiteut, bab biefe bic allein rn0gz
liaen iinb.
X X
Nod ELECTROMAGNETIC 3uhtbaus<
1trafe tpuroe elm Banfier BON Gan
brancisco, Der perfhiebene Millionen
ftabl, ipieber freigelaifen. Marnm bat
man ibm nidt slei1 cine gbreterflG=
rung geseben unb ibn als ,einen lin=
ferer beiten 5inanaleute1 beoeidnetg
4 = *
Dab es niht gelunsen III, bic gins
bringing Der Grnte in Ghneben
6urh einen @treit an berbinbern, ntnB
ieoen Moblmeinenben frenen. Niez
manb idst nnseftraft an benz Mf, oaf
oem er iibt.
CUR 3ufrieoenbeit iinb riele 81
Irsid. aber bic meiiten 81 arm.