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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29
ATTENTION, OLD FOLKS.

Don't go home until you go up Emil
grafton canyon on modern electric cars
a different way than the way of A.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

Fiscal Agent H. b CIamer of Washing
ton, D. c, is in Ogden for the purpose of
curtailinE the expenses of the local for
estry office. As a result the top floor of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

A private safe may De rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. 90 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

lodged in the Bingham Jail and brought
before Judge Frank II. Cellventra this
morning and fined so, which was paid
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29
MeCleIIan's symphony orehestra.

Saltair today, SIS to 7:t5. fifty men.
Free concert Round trip 25c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

When you speak of Vacuum Cleaning
Machines you think of c. D. Bates,
now 201-2 Newhouse-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

l Unheard-O Of BARGAINS in every departnent Lot aft-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

md unaterabIe purpose of MAKING clean sweep of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

nster Pee CUTTING Rampaae continues viii un-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29

at prices that amaze you You are face to face with tn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-29
the Store From {
Spontaneous

the entire stocks. Today auain this Monster Pre-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
He Knew EnaIish.

Book learning. strictly speaking-that Aa, learning solely from books-leads one into many hole. In 'The Balkan Trail" Frederick Moore tells the story of an Italian official of the Ottoman bank who had taught himself English and was enraptured at the chance to practice 1t on English people.
 It was with much pride that he ad- dressed us at supper, but we did not recognize the language he spoke and expressed in French our unfortunate ignorance of foreign tongues.
 'That is your own tongue" said the Italian, but even of this statement we understood not a word.
 He drew a pencil from his pocket and on the back of letter wrote:
 'T am speaking English"
 We were astounded.
 Perhaps I do not pronounce cor rectly," he wrote next. "I have learned the noble language from books"
 The hilarious Englishman in our party gave the u1lappy Italian his first real lesson at once. He took the pencil and wrote:
 Always pronounce English as it is not spelt. Spell as it is not pro- nounced."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
The Bite of a RattIar.

The Cherokee Indians cure for the bite of rattlesnake Is at once so com mon sense and scientific as to merit a widespread acceptance. It's common sense lies in the fact that the victim has or ought to have the necessary implement always at hand, there need not be an instants delay, and that it is the scientific plan goes without saying because it carries away the poison at once. The Indian at once, when bit ten, drawing his knife, pinched up the part bitten and cut 1t out, then, seek ing the nearest stream, not often very far away, plunged the leg in the run ming water and kept it there until all bleeding had ceased and. as my in- formant, an old man, told me, seldom suffered any i'll effects.
 Usually, as we know no physician can be reached or reliable remedy had until the case is too far gone for any effort to avail, but with knife and, if not running stream, water enough to keep the wound well washed and tue blood flowing I believe there would be fewer deaths following rattlesnake bites.-Forest and Stream.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
The Retort Aqueous.

Even in the midst of horror there is occasionally a rift of humor. It is said that at the time of the Johnstown flood a grocer to whom one of the citi- zens owed for an overlong time a good sized bill for provisions while floating along on the top of the waters in a raft made of two window blinds and a skylight caught sight of his delinquent debtor whirling around in one of the pools of the eddying current clinging to a large hogshead.
 "Ah, there you are" cried the grocer, businesslike to the last. Been look ing for you for several days. When are you going to pay that bill?'
 Cant say just now. Sands, old man." returned the unhappy debtor. 'I'm having all can do to keep my head above water these times."-Har- per's Weekly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
An Aneedote of Renan.

Renan while travelling alighted at Naples. One morning a servant of the hotel came to him and said that as she had heard the preacher at the cathe- dral make use of his name many times she would be thankful if he would choose for her number in the lottery about to be drawn. If you are a saint" said she, "the number is sure to be a good one; if you are devil, it will be still better" Renan smiled and chose a number, but he never knew If the servant was lucky.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
How to Settle Bills.

There is young Harlem matron whose mental equilibrium is upset the first of each month by the prospect of letting her husband see the size of the bills that come in for food, drink and for her own personal adornment. Her four-year-old daughter offered her a valuable suggestion the other day as to the simplest means of settling bills.
 The small child. seeing her mother examining with a clouded brow a bit of paper, inquired:
 "Is it g nice letter. mammaT
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
CABLE ENGINEERS BANQUET

The Cable Engineers last evening gave their monthly banquet at which men well up in the electrical world ad- dressed the diners. Among those who spoke were: Messrs. Edwin Hemf of Bayonne, N. J.; Thomas J. Seward, Newark. N. J.; Walter J. Hyde of this city; George H. Moss, Long Branch, N. J.; w. Wentworth, Lynn Mass; Thomas L.. McMann and J. J. Coyle of New York city. On Feb. 26 they will hold their annual banquet at the Ho- tel Astor when they will elect officers for the ensuing year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
TAFT WILL SAIL FOR CANAL ZONE
 NEXT MONDAY
Holds Conferences Today With R. K.
 Rogers and JChn Rayes Hammond.
Special from United Press.)

Augusta, Ga, Jan. 22.-President- elect Taft is this afternoon conferring with Richard K. Rogers, general coun- sel of the Isthmian Canal Commission in Washington. and John Hayes Ham mond, president of the National League of Republican Clubs. Rogers is on his way from a visit to the canal zone and is enlightening MT. Taft on conditions there.
 Tomorrow morning MT. Taft will go to Charleston, s. C., from which place he will sail for the canal.
 Charleston, N. C., Jan. 22.-The crui- ser North Carolina arrived this morn ing from Hampton Roads. With the Montana acting as convoy, she will sail Monday for Panama with President elect Taft and his party on board.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
WHAT CAN BE SEEN AT
 SUNDAY SCHOOL. OF
 IST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

An hour spent in the Sunday school room of the First Presbyterian church on Myrtle avenue is we'll worth while. A collection is there, such as one rare sy finds outside of a museum Curious from many lands of great value and variety are arranged in booths appro- priately decorated to represent the countries. Children in native costume add to the charm of the unusually beautiful scene. The exhibit is open this evening and free to all no admis- sion being charged. Free will offer ings are not declined
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
WITNESS ROHDE
 IN LEMONGELLI
 CASE KIDNPPAED
Taken from New Rochelle to South Nor. walk Last Night by Bondsman in an Auto.
special from United Press.)

Especial from United Press.)
 South Norwalk, Jan. 22.-Otto F. Rohde is out on bail again after being kidnapped and brought here by force. fight in Rohde's New Rochelle bar Der shop and an auto ride were the features of his capture.
 Rohde, an ex-pugilist and a witness in the famous Lemongelli case, left town while under bond on a perjury charge and for an alleged misdemea- nor. He established a barber shop in New Rochelle and wouldn't come back. With several cops and friends, John J. Cuneo, one of his bondsmen, went after Rohde last night in an auto. The barber shop was wrecked in the argument to get the ex-pugilist to re- turn. His brother-in-law went his bond today
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
For Future Reference.

'That lawyer is very tricky" said MT. Cumrox. "I wouldn't think of meeting him socially"
 Neither would l." answered MT. Dustin Stax, "but you might give me his office address. s."-Washington Star.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
Tanoihle Asset,

"I believe I'll promote trarsporta- tion company"
 Land or water?''
 ''The latter, think For the former I'd need rails and right of way, but in water proposition I'll have an ocean to start with."-Exchange
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
'.No; it's a nasty big brII, dearie.

NO; US nas<y big b1II, dear1e.
 The child's bright eyes closed as if she were searching her innermost soul for some word of comfort. Suddenly she flashed a glad look at her mother, and her voice had all the brilliancy of one voicing an inspiration:
 Mamma, jes' tear it up. Then you don't have to pay it"-New York Press.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22
A Correction.

''Your hair wants cutting badly, sir" said a barber insinuatingly to a GUS lomer
 "No, it doesn't" replied the man in the chair. Tt wants cutting nicely. You cut it badly last time."
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-01-22

No matter what you want try the EArner Want COlunar
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

= Die 0ormablen fur bic Nomi=
nation bon Ganoioaten liir beioe par=
leien finoen am z. September tatt. Mui
oemotratiiher Seite bstpsrben lih fol-
seilbe @anoioaten fiir itaotllhe Nemter:
Wanor, s. Di. gdeu. W. s. 6urn
uno 5. Thurman Dsilar; prdiiosni
oes Staotratbs. Greoerif 8lauier
Auoitor, u. .. shleael; Shabmeifter.
@barles Seller itdotiiher Anmult.
Rpbert q. Wlltin ; AHsHoren bon
@,unoei9entbum, Wm. 2iinSli. .. ..
DODnep, Sobn Gaoerlp. 5. VI. 3eeb.
@. 8. Wen9er, s. &. Boomers uno 5.
=. Sonabep Staotrdtbe BON Der gan.
3en 5taot su erpdhlen, gB. u. Wagnel
uno George McWlillan 5taotratt
fur Die erte Warb. g. g. urfer uni
pbiltp sebl; Z. Warb. @barles gnQle-
bart 3. Waro, @eoree Reasp 4.
Marb. Sobn @ramer Nfehoren flu,
reri0nlides gi5enibum. SO. l, 3. 8.
Ir0nblp; go. 8. Sobn 0aroine
go. A, u. $. MlcWilan. sdulbsboroe.
u. 9. DonabeD. Dr. u. g. Barton
uno u. u. Boomers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26
YolititAes.

Spirituofen. meite in einem plab
IN eiiiem ,trodenen" gountp. In benz
lid Elm Xaoentiid) befin0et. eefunosn
tperoen. iino aeriiaeno Beneis oafiir.
bob bus Moie.8sieb perleBt TT. oies 1T
Der csnbalt zines 8utahiens oes @sne-
rnlanmalts Denman OIL ben gtaatsan-
malt bon 2osan Gonnip.
sseoer 9aa brinat neue Gntbiilluns
|aen iiber ben 3ariI. uno nun srbdlt
aud Der Ssarmsr iein 3hsil. Die aus
ben @etrsioeaeasnben fommenben Gon=
areBmitalieoer traten fiir nis0ri9e 36le
auf Gdde Elm. uno Nlorif aab an.
ihsineno nah. Das NOR aber mir
elmer ieiner ileiuen sderg. osnn Der
3oI auf pnauaenIaisrn allsr 9lrt III
aeitie9en uno erbobt aniomatiih Die
preife BON gdfsn. Inter Dem Sing.
Ieptarii sablte rober 0anf $40 uno
borbereiteter 6anF $40 rro 3onne. un=
Ter hem papnetarif iuerben bieie boben
360e auf $22 so rsipeitipe S45 erb6bt.
uno Elm GROCER 9beil Der @rb6buns
.muB BON ben 6armern aeiraaen mere
ben. Die lebtes Sabr nsben Millionen
BON 8etreloeidfen fat 1872. 900. 900
pfuno Yinoe3mirn uno 20l 600. 900
pfuno Stride Derbrauhten. Sic 6abri.
fen. melde init Der Rhanseninoulirie
beihdftist lino. haben Elm 8eiammt=
tapital bon $54. 100000 unb per=
oienen $4,000. 1000, aber trob oieies
8eroienltes bon beinabe Is prosent
bat Nlorid fir gut befinoen. ibuen 81
Ollie su tommsu uno Die 6armer al
ibren 8uniten etluas bober 81. belaiten.
Sn Wsrito oroben uurlihen .aussu-
brehtn. go lange prdioent Eias
ielbii Die 0srri9ait fiibrie. mar nan
oamit einoerltanoen. neil er benz 3anoe
&ube uno Jrieoen aeaeben uno es oa.
nit Su bober @ntmifeluna aebrabt bat
Das meritaniihe Volt iit aber nidt
oamit einoerltanoen. oaB bic Diftatur
meter beltebt. tpeun Gias bon ieiuem
9lmte suriiftritt. Gas aeihieht bas
burd, ooB Dia5. nod bem 8orbiloe
bon Nooiepelt. bsitimmt bat. iper iein
Nabfolger iperoen Ipll. Sas Bolt
slaubt. bob es jebt i'm stanoe lit. lid
ielblt 5u reaieren uno mill lib ni6i
mehr ben Serri6er poridreibsn laHsn.
ionbern ibn ielber erlp1blen. IS beai
ole u6lia rih!iae Nnlidt. oab bic 0nr.
munolhaft enolidb einlnal nuibGren
iollte uno mill feline 9elbltdnoi9teit
our9 Die @rpdblung bon Gia3's Nab.
iolaer sur @eltuug bringen uno lid
ben nddfen prdiioenten uibt aswalt.
Jam auiordnsen lai1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

gprHamDrter tub Oft triserib. Gs ldBt fid
niemalS cine Dorl@rift aufiteaen. tpeltbe fhr one
Sieie Tdui9nng 6es 9Innbens obne leberiesuns aber
barn, tpenn es fid nm 9eseln baubeft bic ein nibt
tpieber gut 5u madpeube8 uubeil anridDten fbnntn.
Hefe. syiir etrsn trantem Rbrper prbe es serabe3u
tpie man ia oft 9enug i'm &ebsn ebt cine tBbtlid,s
gDirfung baben. mOnte ber patient BON eineM aum
nsbnasn bis er Die psrineintiS i bette astroifsn Al
baben glaubt. Die ba fed uno elenb fb fibIen.
oenen fam man niir 5urufen .yrhiet nid,t AneS Z
;a.n =" aontdmsr.,n m1sn;d,nSds ssrnonmncs, ,cs
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trauen. has 0n0eren HeMte IN gleier Gage gebplfer
bat DaS piro tbm oun helfen II oieIsM JaIle BIZ
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habsm; gegsn iene Gpmptotne u'ts bsren si&IieBiid
tbbtii@ mfritn6e Myia3eu
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26
9iull1!ller Il.

Wlbe aelana es beln Center. i6n ipie=
Der IN Die Ndhe Der grooberfldhe 3lt
brinaen. St brehte banu oen 3urs
bes yaaons, bis er ibn bem Dampfer
.Iram" 10 nabe aebraht bate. onB
bic Sniafien nit ben lpertbDollen tpiiIen-
idaftliden sSnftrumenten nit Geiftigs
Ifsit ben Dampfer erreihsn fonntelr-
2aunl mar Der Ballon gum 5tilIlfnn0
gebraht. als Elm beftiaer WinofoE
einen nit 8as aefiillten 5af bon benz
Baaon losrib unb pegtrieb. Ser Sod
srplooirte init furhtbnrem @ei6ie. Der
Ballon Lag nun bilflos ba. nuroe bonn
@inoe bin uno ber aetrieben uno TO-
idper beihdbiat. oaB er nibt tuieoer
nbeubt tperoen fann.
Vim Gonnta9 ereigneie fit in 2ons
bon elm aubergep0bn!iber 6auban@
faa. 8eaen orei ubr Nahnliifaas
bra6 ein Wddter Der Supeliere Maps
pin & Webb IN gbsapfioe in Der Ndbe
Der yanf bon gnglano. bslpuBtlos
Dor oem Gebduoe 3ufammsn, nahoem
er ourG 0ilferufe bic Mufmertianfeit
bon pananten auf lih sssoeen bate.
Ulan elite ibm gu Silfe unb in oenl-
lelben Iuaenblif tamen sebn Wdnner
aus oem 8ebduoe aelaufen. absr nur
lebs Duroen Derbaftet. Ser Wdhter
wuroe betuuBtlos uno muBte in eip
0oipital eeIdafft peroen. no er erfi
sesen llbr wieoer sur 8eliunung
tam. Cine unteriuhune ereab, bob
Ole 4auber SuDelen i'm Wertbe DON
$35. 600 suiammensepadt batten. Der
Nddter ersdhlte ipdter. oaB er beim
Nitta9elien uberfaQen uno nieoerge=
ld3laaen iuoroen lei. @r babe bas
SemubtIein perlOren, ipdter aber Die
Selinnuug tuiebererlanet. Gie Ndu=
Der bitten ibn gefeHelt. es lei ibm aber
aelunsen. ii4 Der Jefeln gu entlebi=
gen uno leiie aus leinem 3immer ber=
aus5utrieben.
2lm Wlontag colibirte in Der H1be
oes gln9angs gum Safen bon Monte=
oioeo Der ar9entinii9e Sampfer .go=
,ombla". Der cine aroBe Nnaabl BON
uusflii9lern ans 8uenos 9lires als,
Bailaslere an 8orb bate, init einenn
,eutiden Sanpfer, Der ebenfalls ben
pa1aslerpertebr suiiden Monteuioeo
mo anoeren Stdoten nermittelte. Der
oeutide 9ampfer nuroe babel 10 f6tuer
'elddoiat. Dab er 9lei9 nod Der 9ata=
tropbe lant. Nab ben lebten 9ta6s
cihten puroen nur Der Gapitdn uno
lnige Der Paha9iere serettet. SIM
Sansen ioaen bel Der tur9tbaren Ras
taltropbe iiber stpeibunbert perionen
lbren Sob in ben Jlutbsn sefunoen
laben. Sie meilten oapon paren
5rauen uno Ginoer. @s beiBt, oaB
DER @apitdn oes oeutiden Dampfers-
tinen SelbfmoroDerfub mahte. aber
tedt3eitig oaran Uerbinoert ipuroe.
in arement9us. GuBlano, iino ein-
tauleno Jamilien bur9 cine 6euerss
brunlt oboahlos getporoen, bic am
Sonntag Nbeno in einet eaaemuble
gum Iusbrud fam uno pdbreno Der
aansen giadt miitbate. Gin GROCER
6beil oes Wobnoiitritts Der $500
sinwobner 3dblenoen Staot nuroe
serlt0rt.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26
Gs &uar etm 8Idnsenoer siea.

Su 5eoora, Ssnn., berri9t eitel
Jreuoe. Gin Wenihenleben muroe
aerettet uno ieBt 1T Dr. Sings ,Nem
DiscoperD" oas Staot9eiprdb, ,peil es
:. 9. pepper bon t0otliben 2unsen=
blutunsen beilte. sd tonnte meoer
arbeiten. nod berum isin". idreibt er,
,ano Die Ierste niibten ni9.s, lett id
leooa orei Wohen lang Or. Sings
.Nem Siscoperp" aebrauhte, fiible i'd,
mie elm neuer Menid uno ib tann pie=
Der arbeiten". Bel idpaden. tranten
2unsen. 6ufen unb grtdltungen,.
Shnupfenfieber, @rippe. Ntbemnotb
Ooer gron1ialbeidmerben Febt Is un-
erreiht Noa. preis SOC. unb $l.OO.
probeflaiaen gratis. 8ertauit unb
@arantiert bon %. g. peter's beutlder
Npotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

Sn Mcnroe. 2a.. bat etftern eir
Hsaer Namens yDi(liam g. Wabe
ouf Der 5trabe 20 perionen a,idoiien
bier oauon iino lebensasfdhrlib BET.
wunoet. Waoe mar niitbsno oarfibsr,
oab poli5iifen 3tuei ieiner Raiiengenoi-
len aeiboHen uno iina an, anf ole
Weiben 81 idieben. Die ibm auf Der
StraBe beaegneten. aber balo uahm
bic Mloroluit iiberbano uno er ihob
auf lhwars uno meiB. obre uuterihieo
Der Jarbe uno 10 iino untet oen yer=
munneten anh orei Neaer. shlieBlid)
muroe gvaoe nisoeraeidOlIsu uno Die
asihe auf benz public square pers
brannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

llnthdtisteit beoeutet 5rubel fir
Jeoen. Eas aleide 1T bel trdser 2eber
Der Gal. Sie perurfadt Neritopiuna..
2opfihmeraen. 8elbiudt. bleide Sc
fhtsfarbe, @eihmiire uno Glefen. Mps
petiioerluit uno Bredreis. aber sDr.-
Rings Rem 3ife" pilen bannen Die
Gebsrbelhmeroen uno bauen bic Sc
iunobeit wieber auF. 25c. in 80. g..
peter's oeutf6er Npotbete. ssn peters,
Npotbete uiro oeutih 9eiprOben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

0aB er uer3welfslt um iein yeoen
idnlpfie. 3,uei gdhlis uno mebrere
Meherltlhe weiit Der 2orper nuf. Die
Nl0roer baben BEN 2sihnam ms Corn:
felb 9etraaen. mo er BON einem 6ar=
ller entosft muroe. Guiina tnuhte
i'm 1riiblina als 0dnolsr in Wantua
auf. sGr mad,te bort Die Betannt.
ihaft elmer biibiden st ,lienerin, Der
grnetine Darling. uno oerliebte iih
in oisie. Zen gltern tbeilte er nit,
oab Ct tein armer 0aullrer fei. Irnbern
oielsn Beruf nur nebsnbsi betreibe.
gr iei 49ent Der rGdwarsen 0ano".
Die ibn' beIhiiBe. uno babe @elo in
Ollie uno Jiille. Die @ltern nabmen
ibn in ibrer isurdt Susi Wohen arI
un0 ipuroen BON ibnl tbatl1hllh OILS
8efangene bebanoelt. Seine Nnae.
betete madte enolib Nnsei9e bel Mars
fball Snotu. Der bel, Suben Dor etpa
|sinem Dionat perbaftste uno ibn in's
Gountp=8sidnaniB gu &auenua brahie.
Der Wefanaene orobte, er tperoe nan
Wantua suriiftebren uno oas Mdoten
auf ale Jdlle gu ieiner 5rau MAIDEN
Sept bat lbn cine uubetannte 9ano &C.
rihtet.
gum eriten Wale in Is Sa6ren fubr
am Wontag Der relelmdbiae Yallaaier=
.5ua, Der amiIhen Dtaiilllon nit 3olsoo
uno BbeelinN pertebrt. uidt bon Der
W. d 8. g.=Station ab. Man bat
Die Sahnlirefe re9ulirt ourd ben Sau
elmer 9eraoen ourhfiibrenosn strsfe,
uno baourh fdat Wtaililon als Saupt=
ltatiCn aus uio gilt binfort nur nls
umlhaItefelle. Sem 0ra6tSuse ulro
elm paiiaaierspaaen ansebduat. um biz
500 Nnqeitelten Der gD. & 8. y.
an ibre Arbeitsfdtte in Yreptsr su,
brin9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

= Ser iehsidbrise @barles $emple,
gobn bes Grant 9emple. Nromore
Mbenue in Glepelanb. mar unartia 9e.
,peien unb su Bett aeihidt. Cine Bier.
'telfunoe ipdter mubte bic sseueripebr
aerufen weroen. gbarlep bate nit
5treihb6lseru 9eipielt. Der obere
9heil Der Wobnuna brannte nit eiilem
Ghaoen bon 5000 aus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26

Sbr perIatet Vrottt !! Sd lam
sud fiir gner @elo e,llen Danbel
berfAaffen. Der gud gr6Beren profit
bringt. als Sbr K fur m6sli9 Qes
hnlten. Si4er. aetuiB. be,pieien.
6raQt fur bic Bsmeile. y. G4
@riffin, New pbilaoeIpbia, 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-26
anlaHb.

anIaun.
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ben aDDlf Stunoen, Don Dienltag Nbeno
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uaben BON benz ibnen itsts sefdliaen
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polls an ben ShneQ. uno DauerIahr=
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eie9una in einen 9aufsn bon 3uidau.
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puroen auf Der Steae aet0otet. Sdmsr
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uno ein Wlnn. Namens 6enrp 8.
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islben 3eit fano auf benz 3ennplab
nod eitl anoerer unfau fatt. Sin nit
GROCER Shnelliateit oabin fabrenoes
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uno muroe babel erbeblih beiGdoiat.
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sInigen ihmershaften 9autabihlrfun-
gen oaoon.
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Walofeuer. 9fah beu lebten Berihten
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gu einem blutigen 3ulammenliob ami.
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lern uno 6treitern, bel benz z Der.
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nuroen.
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mer &oete 1ud etihDilen nnD piel
lanoers M6nner tpurDen tOotli& Der
stpun0et,