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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11

President Howard Elliott OF the
Northern Pacific and President
Louis w. Hill of the Great North.
ern. together with several other
OFFICIALS of the two lines, who
are now in Spokane attending ths
irrigation congress, will continue
their journey to the coast within
few days and are expected to
reach Tacoma either Saturday or
Monday.
It is believed that with the
coming of the railroad Officials
some announcements wim be
made as to the time that the
Hartman trains will begin run
ming into Tacoma. Well informed
railroad men believe that the ad-
vent of the Hartman trains into
Tacoma will be delayed until the
road has been double tracked.
Traffic Already Heavy
This looks feasible for the rea-
son that trains are numerous on
the line to the south and incon-
venience has been experienced in
getting them over tn road In good
Snaps owing to the difficulty of
making meeting points. To obvi-
ate this delay the N. p. has been
putting in new sidings at various
points along the line during the
past few months but even now
there are not any too many pass
ing tracks.
Great Northern to Compete
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
GREAT NORTHERN
PLANS EXTENSION
SOUTH OF TACOMA
ENn-oFFIcTALLY STATED THAT ROAD ENTER FIELD
IN EFFORT WREST BUSINESS FROM NORTHERN PA
CuFTC-IA w. HILL AND ELLIOTT COMING HERE THIS
INTERNATIONALLY ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED.

It is a safe prediction that ST
simultaneously with the coming OF
the Hartman trains to Tacoma
the Great Northern will enter the
field to the south and run freight
trains through to Portland. AS
the Times stated yesterday the
details for such move have
practically been worked out and
an official announcement to this
effect may be expected within the
next thirty days. This move on
the part of the Great Northern
plainly indicates that Hills pet
railroad and the Northern Pacific
are fast drifting apart. Although
both lines will use the same
tracks between Tacoma and Seat
tie and Tacoma and Vancouver
for a time at least, the lines will
be active competitors for business
in the territory through which
they pass.
Depot Plans Unchanged
The coming of President Elliott
at this time will have no material
effect on the plans for the new
passenger station, contracts for
which have already been signed
The beginning of the work OF
construction now depends upon
the completion of the excavation.
There is a considerable quantity
of earth yet to be moved and II
is possible that this work will not
be finished before Sept. 1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
BAFFLED, BY GOSH!
Kansas Has q Halfbreed Cocktail
That Prohibition Can't
Prohibit.
90 7

Topeka, Aug. 10.-Fred
Jackson, the attorney general of
Kansas, has been signally honor
ed. Some cutup has named a
near-jag concoction after him.
and 1T is unofficially known as the
Jackson cocktail. The merry
conceit of 1t lies in the point that
the state prohibition law SO far
has been unable to penalize the
sale of 1t. And yet they do say
the jackson cocktail" will make
la consumer do things that seem
eccentric even in Kansas.
Here Is a recipe for a ~. c.:
Three parts of ordinary apple CT
der and one part of Jamaica gin
ger extract. The base of the lat
tier is alcohol, and the extract is
sold In groceries and drug stores.
Four drinks of this palatabl
mixture can make a man have
difficulty climbing through q
barb wire fence without getting
hopelessly snagged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
CITY EMPLOYEES
ARE S0RE..LOSE
THEIR VACATIONS

In the opinion of nearly half
the employees in the city light de-
partment, delays are dangerous,
or at least discouraging.
In the past it has been the Gus
tom to allow city employees vaca-
ton of 10 days each year with
pay. This year, 1t is claimed that
more than half the employees in
the city light department got their
vacation. Those who had not
been so fortunate we're very an
cry yesterday when Commission
or McGregor issued an order stat.
ing that no more vacations would
be granted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
Big YIELD
OF wheat

(By United Press Leased Wire.
COLFAX, Aug. 11.-Threshing
is in full swing In this vicinity,
several machines having been
out since last Thursday, and
some of the heaviest wheat yields
in the history of the Northwest
are being reported. J. A. Adams
reports having threshed today six
acres of hybrid wheat, No. 143
belonging to David Beasley. near
Kockenema, that averaged a few
pounds better than sixty bushels
to the acre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
FIND LONG Lost
BROTHER IN
SEATTLE

MERIDIAN, Miss. Aug. IL
Thought to have been ship
wrecked and lost in the Gulf Of
Mexico five years ago, the mys-
terry surrounding the disappear
ance of r. Fl. Thorne Of this city
was cleared up to-day when a tele-
gram from Miss lola Thorne at
Seattle to her parents announced
that she had found her brother
working in O Seattle department
store,
Thorne's parents are wealthy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
DIES ON TRAIN

While on her way to Portland,
where she expected to visit her
son after having not seen him for
years, Mrs. Matilda French died
of heart failure on a
Northern Pacific train near Kent
yesterday. Her husband was
seated beside her when she was
suddenly attacked, dying instant
ly. Mr.. and Mrs. French had
been in Seattle for several days,
visiting the fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
SALMON RECORDS
ARE SMASHED

(By United P>ess Leased Wire.)
PORT TOWNSEND, Aug. IL
With the close of the canneries
last night salmon packers on the
American side of Puget sound had
100000 cases Of sockeye salmon
in their warehouses. The fig
ures are furnished by e. A. Sims,
proprietor of the Hillside cannery,
and are from an actual report fur
nished with the close of opera
lions last night, together with an
estimated capacity pack at the
various canneries today.
OF the total, Anacortes and
Port Townsend canneries have
furnished 169,492 cases. the re-
mainder being divided between
Bellingham, Blaine, Point Roberts
and Friday harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
VISITOR TO THE FAIR is
STRUCK BY LIMITED TRAIN
WHILE CROSSING TRACK.

SEATTLE, Aug. IL. Mrs.
Mary Remington, SO years old,
was instantly killed by the Seattle
bound limited interurban train at
Tukwila shortly after 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. She was
struck as she was crossing the
track in front of the train. The
motor car struck the woman be-
hind the right ear, fracturing her
skull. and 1t is believed breaking
her neck. Her body was thrown
several feet from the track.
Waiting for Mrs. Remington at
the interurban station in Seattle,
her husband, ID. d. Remington
was in ignorance that his wife had
been killed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Remington arc
from Meridian. idaho. They came
here to visit friends and attend
the fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
RleNEY HILL GETS
MORE CARS

Rigney Hill is to get an early
morning car to bring the people
to work and another to take them
home at night as the result OF eff
forts of the South Tacoma Civic
association.
A car will start from Rdgney
Hill at 6:34 every morning Tor
the city, thus enabling citizens
there to get to work by z o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
MAKES BUSINESS
OF STEALING
LAUNCHES

City Treasurer Freeland has
stin received no word concerning
his stolen launch. 1t develops
now that pirates have been max
ing business OF grabbing launch
es. Three were stolen at Seattle
and Ballard the same night Free
lands disappeared. One Of them,
fine large boat, was later found
adrfft near Port Townsend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
JAPA NESE HERE
! SEPT. 6

SEATTLE, Aug. 11.-Wnal ar
rangements for the entertainment
of the Japanese business men and
the women who accompany the
party, soon to visit this country,
have Just been completed by the
entertainment committee of the
chamber of commerce.
On the evening of September
Q the trade experts of both the
United States and Japan will or
ganize.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-11
WOMAN KILLED
BY INTERURBAN
MORTALITY NOTES

Otis B. Bailey died &C his resi-
dence, 1929 South Tacoma avenue,
yesterday, after a short illness.
Mr.. Bailey was a pioneer of Taco
ma and had lived here % years.
He is survived by his widow, son
Carlson Bailey, and a daughter,
Mrs. Luella Bailey.
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah
Lakin, who died at the home of
her son, e. M. Lakin, Monday,
will be held from the Mission
Methodist church on Bailey street,
tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
The funeral of Mrs. Loise Leroy
will be held tomorrow afternoon
from Hoska's chapel at 1880
o'clock.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
sdJr.udnosrrien.

Die 8etpillisuns Dffentlider adnz
bereien fir Shul5pede 1T cine Der {ez
gensrei1iten1baten nutionaIer @ejeBz
gebung geipefsn, iie Itebt, ipenn man
in Betraht aiebt, mas elm aut boz
tirtes unterrintsipefen fir Genera
ticnen bebeutet. taum binter Der 8erz
eebung bon Deimitdtten an ipenia Be-
1nittelte Mniiebler 3uriid, Die i6ren
Ddnt an bic Ration in bIii6enben Sc
IreinipeIsn abgeftattet baben. sSnoem
bas Sets in jeoem SotDnfbip bic
@titionen fehsatbn uno fedsunboreis
Big fiir Die Sd,ulen beiieite ieBte. bai
ea eiilen GpnOs gffhdffen, Der faff I'M
tt596pflih mare, iDenn bic Gfnaten
lIasr nit benz aanbe ridtig s0aus AZ
IjdIitn perIinnoen bdtten. Wit es III,
bdbsn mamie ibr ndtiOnales Grbtbtil
tpeit untsr ieinenl Msrtbe einsefddbt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
Gin, 5ifnnttpnshil aa1a
ErnnkreidJ.

Man f9reibt Der 8srliner 8oFiz
lhen Gig. aus paris: Sin auflaB
cbne 8erfai1ernamen, vDie &riIe Der
oritten aepublif" in Der iinsiten
g2ummer Der uRepue" erreet Muf=
Ieben. Die yRepue" lit eine itreng res
rublifanii4e 3eitfhrift, uno Bel aller
MdBisune unO Rubs i'm Son ent=
fdloifen fortfchrittli4. sic mug bic
Gage fir febr geipannt balten, tpenn
iie ibre Seiien elmer 3aHanbra fir
Die biiiterften 8etra9tunsen uno
Meisiagungen Dffnet. Der 8erfafer
bes Nufiabes fdreibt auseni9einli9
aus humber Seele beraus unb nit Der
8itterfeit zines GnttGuIhten, Der
iiber bic Grniebriguns zines bod ges
tpertbeten sSbeals feiner sSueenb flaet.
ST gebi nit Der oritten Hepublif f9pz
hungslos ins @eriht. sic 6att bas
| i9r anbertraute @ut idlent perpaGs
tet, ibre pflidt seaen Srdnfreid pers
nahldiIiet, auf allen @ebisten 8ers
fall einreiBen lafTen oner ibn nidt
aufsebalten.
nNad Der eetpaltigen Gridiitterung
bur9 bic Drepfus@Mffdrs unb Der
faneen Mnitrensung Der Srennuns
BON Staat unb Stride fheint bic re-
publifaniihe partei bon neuem in Ell
ner Qrt bebagliden Stumpffinns gu
bSisn, bel @efeben, bic ibr sle;9siiltis
fino, gu gGbnen uno iib nit gr0rte-
runsen ab5uqndlen, oie ben 9ln!hein
Der Wi9tigfeit baben, bon benen iez
bod jeber tpeiB uno fiiblt, oaB iie lii,@
niibes 8lenbiperf Iino. I'm bic 0ffentz
lide Msinung Su Ntbem gu balten.
Ollie 6elllintigen erfennen es. bic Mes
publif leibet felt lanse an einem
5hfperen 1Inipoblfein, elmer Mrt
Wa1st6umss unb 9ermDgensfrife.
Die berrIhenoe alai1s, Der brittle
Gtdno, ser ben Gipfel ieines gbraeiz
aes nnb ieiner 8egebrlidfeit srfIom=
men bat, fndhf iih IN feinem berz
rirflidten Eraume brett, Iiebduaelt
| nit Der Mbelsflaife, bic ct enteignet
lbGt, unb beDbantet nit bDfem 8lide
ben Muf1tieg oes bierten Gtonbes, ber
nun oun einsn plab an ser Gonne
Der @lldlimtn, u1b feinen Mntbeit nn
losn 2ebsnsgeniiHtn forosrt. 81 feiz
nem Ma9trdufde DergiBt ii alIsuz
lleidt bic boben @runofdbe uno grDb=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

Elm Mlnpfen, tpn DeutIAlanb linn ein
MuheaebdIt gtbt. Das lit olles, mas
Die biiraerlihe Mepublif fir Sic Gh1p<
fer ibres Neihtbums bat.
Die Runif lit Der Doefen Mittelm1,
bigfeit preisgegeben. Der Gtaat Be-
iteat un0 fanft RllnItiperfe nur nod
politifden Miidjicbten, ,auf Gmpfeblunq
ppn purlamentariern, gluf Ser 8iibne
triumpbiren felt sSabren ilur fhmnt~
.aige @bebruhsgefhihte unb ipibelnbe
OirnenfbpGnfe. giemanb tauft mebr
.8uher. @ie iunsen 2eute le5en nur
.GportblGtter poer l3eitnnsen, bic ben
5&ulifenflatfh pflegen. DER 0anbel
.bepegt ii6 in ben ausgefnbreniten Sc
lleiIen bes 5hlen0rians uno lit unfd=
big, nene Mege ein3uihlaeen.
Der genfor adblt mod unbere Wsr<
fauserfdeinungen ouf, fir Die ober bie
Repnblif tpirflih nihts lam, unb
l9liebt nit ben sorberunsen, bic er
an bas berrf1enoe @pltem felt.
varteg Der Eruntluht benz Spiel, Dem
2aiter, Der pornogrdpbie, Der ssGl=
i6ung aller Qebensmittel unb Woren.
ser 8DrIenpiraterie! Die gaepublit
muB anitdnotg. rein unb tugenbbaft
fein. Sic banft ibren heuttgen Bez
itanb niht ihrem @erbienit, fonbern
ser Shlappheit unb dhfDpfigfeit
.ibrer 8egner. 3tpeirnaI boben Bauer
uno Wrbeiter fie berausaeriifen. Wer=
hen iie es on einem Sage Ser @efabr
gum britten Male tbun9 Wir tpollen
eine RepubIit. bic burd ibre 9ueenben.
nidt ourh bic 5ebler ibrer 5einbe be-
itebt Die nm ibrer felbit pillen aeliebt
pirb, nidt tpeeen bes @ortbeils, ben
einise 2eute aus ibr 5ieben, Die ibren
GrunbfdBen treu, ni9t getpiiIen sSn=
tereiIen ergeben lit.
Gin She'll btefer bartenaritif rihteh
iid eesen Ole fron5Dfifhe Gefen1hafti
niht gegen Die Hepublit. Sir piele'
llebel aber ift biefe perontipprtlih.i j
SIMMER tpeitere 4reiie oenfen es unh
es 1T Elm bemerfensipertbes 3eiden ber
3eit, boB Elm Republifoner es in elmer
repuhlifaniihen 3eitI9rtft nit berben
Worten ausfpriht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
iDdbrenb anbere nod lanse glusen
bdpon hdben tper0en.

iDdhrenb onDere nod l1nse Nusen
bdpon bdben tperoen.
Gin Beifpiel uater biefen bietet
@outb Datota, mo Die RepOfferune
balo fir Den llnterbalt bes llnters
ri1tsfpe{ens feline 8etiteuern mebr 5i
leiiten haben miro. Der S1ulfonbs
ergGnSt ii1 bort aus Dem Bahtgelbe
fir 5hulldnbereien unD Den aug benz
Cribs fir pertauftes 2anb eefdaffss
nen 3instraeenoen 5pnbs. Die
@taotsperipaltuns lit bort borit9tie
aenug sepefen, bas 2anb ni6t nit
einemmale in Den Morft gu brinsen,
Ionbern nur fppiel su pertaufen, tpie
bic fortfhrettenbe 8eiiebluna ben0-
tbiste; bas iibrise tpurbe auriidbebalz
fen uno perpadtet. Den 2anbipetns
lanten. Die es auf sroBs 2iesenfdafa
ten absefeben baben, mar oamit elm
Rieeel pprgefdpben, bem Qnfiebler
gebient unb Dem Gdulfonbs eine quite
Ginnobme eefidert. Sie Gtaatsbers
tpaltune bat aus DEN grfabrungen
rcn aanIas, Nebrasfa uno anberen
Gtaaten gelernt, Diefe perfauften ibr
G6ulIano in befiebelten @ebieten gu
eans biIliseH Breife, ipie bas Die
8unbesreaierung nit einem 10 gro,
bem sbeile bes Dffentliden 2anbbeiit=
aes ebenfalls eetban bat, obne bic 3eit
absuparten, mo bas umliegenoe 2anb
hurh bic 8siieolrna i'm greile geItie=
gen iein ipirD, unb bann nah bieiem
gerbdltnib perfauft tperben f0nnte.
gie iaben nidt porous, oaB has
2ano, bas iie um $3.50 ober $500
ben Mere losidlugen, einmal fin
fiinf5is ooer bllnbert Dollars in
gia6fraee iein tpiirbe. ytebrasfa bat
BEN Srrtbum eingeieben, ebe es gang
gu Ipdt mar, unb bic unperfauften
2dnbereien fir ipdtere 8erpertbung
pnm Wfarfte 5uriidge5ogen nnb auf
oieie Weiie einen Sonos gefdaffen,
Ser iebt idbrIt4 ettpa eine babe MiI=
lion einbringt. South 9otpta lit
borin nod befier oaran, ipirb I'm Die
alufbrineune BON Shuliteuern fiinfa
tiebin feline Gorge baben, ga Der 8ers
tauf mad fteisenoem Merthe rei4li4e
W1ittel CUR gsrfiisune iteIlt.
Die Ser. 5tdaten bdtten Gus bsn
Offsntliden 2dnbereien ungebeure
Wertbe fir bie9eiammtbenubung fpdz
tsrer 8enerationen aufbdufen tDnnen,
tpenn iie bic 8eitimmuns astroffen
bdtten, baB Der 8erfaufsp,eis ii9
na9 Dem bsr umliessnben bebautep
@ebiete gu ri9ten bate. Ser 5eim=
FdttesMniiebler ipdre babel ni9t su
tIr3 eefnmmen, benn er mar es, os1z
len &ultur crit benz 8oben ben Wertb
qab, ober Die sroBen 2anoipetulanten,
bic 9ol5f0nige, Die ben ipertbnoll iten
Walbbeitano gum billigften 9eim>
ItGttez Preis erparben (tpo iie i'm
niht iteblen fonnten), pdren eine UNI
mDgli9e Grideinung i'm ipirtbl daftliz
hen 2eben Der Ser. Stoaten getpeien,
Dod oas 1T nun in Der 5auptio9e
borbsi. 9ielleid1t ldBt ii9 I'M fernen
WeIten nod ettpas retten, an @albz
tpie an &oblenlano, ipie Ser grdiibent
Rooiebelt feineraeit angeoeutet bat,
Der 2O!penanteil 1T freiIih pergeben.
2lber es liest cine eeipiheGenuetbuung
BARN, oaB borfidttge pirtbidaftlide
Yolitit tpeitlider Staaten peniaitens
odfiir eeiprst bat, baB es osm Dffentz
liden unterridtspefen an ben erfors
berli6en Mitteln nidt feblen tpiro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
(Of. p. Noroenzs zssollrnal. J

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eesraenbtpo i'm @betto miibt iid ein,
armes Weib ob, fir -{ih unb bier GinS
ner bas tGelibe 8rot gu DerOienen.
Driiben auf gllis Sslanb i'm Sofpital
lisst bas iiinsfe ibrer aleinen an eli
ner anitedenoen aranfbeit oarnieber.
MIs bic sSrau i'm lebten eSuli bier lanz
Dete, bebielten bic gintpanberungsbea
BORDEN bas fleineMeien feiner Rrarfa
heit tpsgen Suriid unb Derpflidteten
Die Grau, $23 monatli6 fir beRen
Werpflesung su oablen.
Oreiunoopan3ig Dollars 1T cine.
Maffe Gelb. niat Bios i'm @betto,.
nidf bios fir cine arme Witttpe, bic
bier bunsrise Mduler au ffopfen bdt.
Mcnatelang bra1te bic syruu inbefen.
Das ibier lInslaublide fertig. Dem
reihen SnfeI Sam Dns 8lutgelb aii.
aablen auf Soften Der 2ebenben.
5hlieBlih trat 0as @rpartete Elm, iie
blieb nit ben 3ablunsen i'm Niids
Fanb, nm bic se1unben Rinber nit1ti
perbunsern 5u laifen. llno ieBt baben
bic neutrality-suspicious. befnlofs
fen, bas arnle, franfe Mnrm bortbin5
Suriid3ufhiden, bon ipannen es fam.
rgin aIltGslider Gan, meinte ber-
barber aur Meoe geftelte gintponbe.
runssfommifGr- lin ID fhmadbOl,3
ler,, ipe1ln tpabr!
Mas i'm biemautttr tbun2 3u arm,
I'm Die Niidpaifuge fur iih nno biz
iibrigen RinDer 81 beaablen, febt iie
por ber Jrage, nb lie bds frdnfe MGo.
den alIein nah NuBldnb aieben ldfs
en-, ober ii1 Dpn ibren iibrigen RinsI
bern trennen fou. MabrIi9 Elm aons
fIitt Der gefiible, beifen GHipierigfeitf
Der 06funs nur in Ghdtten gtftelt
fDirb bon ben bdrburifhen gsfeBesbt.
ffimmunger bieier cbriitlihen iiriD.
milbber5igifen aller' NatiCnen.
s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10
Arhriterpre1td1rrnstp.

Sn einem @eralethe Der Mrbeiter,
periideruns in Oeuti9lanb nit biefi1
GEN gerfiderunesperbdltniiIe f6reibt
4ilsssIm 8aufmann i'm Glepelanber
uWddter limb anaeiser": J!
Was foitet ben beutfhen ssabrifan=
ten bieie @erit9eruns9 Bel Grupp,
ter tpobl Die am beiten beaablten Or.
letter bat, ftellt ii9 Der Muffpanb auf
2 7z10 proSent Der MrbeitslDbne. Mlio
fir jeoe 10 Mart, bic Elm Mrbeiter
rerbient, perben 27 pfenniee fir bieie
3ipede einbesablt.
gBie lit es nun in Mnlerifa?
Snfolge Der employers 2iabilitD"
itno Die ipot<Gerii9erungsgeielz
{1aften arfsefommen, tpel6e Die ssa=
brifanten DerF9ern eeeen ibre unfall=
5aftpfli9t ben 4rbeitern aeaeniiber.
Obf9on bic metften grDberen sSnbuz
itrien ii9 nt9t periidern lafen unb
biele tleine au9 ni9t, 70 betrdet bic
Summe, ipel9e bic pripatperii9erunz
gen an prdmien einnebmen, runb 20
Willionen Dollars i'm Sabre. gun
aber pollen bic 8erliberunesz@ z@eIellz
f6aften peroienen unb miiTen es aud.
Sbre Nobofaten unb Ieenten ippllen
erit re6t perbienen unb bic 0ertpalz
tung foi itet bel @elb. Wie piel BON
biefen Yrdmien fperben nun an ameri<
fanif9e 8erungliidte tpirtli9 ausbez
oablt9 Nur 43,6 prpaent Der prdz
mien@ginnabne Tim Dur9f6nitt BON
5 Sabren). Sc 4=1O MilIionen purz
ben in fiinf Sabren BON Der 8erfpal=
tun9 aufgefrefeu, 43 6z10 Millipnen
Dollars famen an bic 8erungliidten,
nnb bteie batten erit nod ibre eieenen
Ibpofdten gu beaablen, ebe iie enbli9
ibr @elb befamen. 0ieIei4t erbielten
biefe MoDofaten mebr als Elm 8iertef
Der @ntf9d6igung. unb bann fpd-
rem bic Nmerifaner nur geeen un>
fan berit9ert, bic Deut1den aber aegen
Rranfbeit, 1lnfan unb bic @ebrehen
bes Ilters. llnb in Deutf9lanb err
bielten Die 0eriiherten 80 prpaent Der
prdmien, in Mmerifa (rur fir l1nfaG)
rur As 6=1O Yrosent. nad Mb3ua Ser
eigenen Mbpofatenfoften tpobl nur 81
proaent. Sn Oeutidlanb erfolate bic
gntiddbisung iofort unb obne alage
lnb 0erglei1e, in Mmerifa aber erit
fpdt unb na6 langen 0erbanblunsen.
9nberen belfen 1T oft Die bette Silfe
fir fid felbft.
Die Gunft gu idmeideIn lit 5aupt=
bebinsuns bel einem suten @piesel,
photographer uno 2iebbaber.
Drei Gage lang iinb i'm 5enat
ihneibise Debatten aefiibrt iporoen.
limb es mar biesmm gan3 in Orbs
nung, benn es fanbelte iih Inn ben
3ol bon Raiiermefern.
Ruba re6net fit bas erite sSabr bes
2otteriezBetriebes auf einen @epinn
rpn stpei Minionen Dollars. ga
fam es ia beaabIen, mas es ben Ser.
5tddten fthnlbig 1T.
Cine junge Jrau i'm Often bat s
ibrer friiheren 5reier our 9oh3eit ein=
gelaben. Der Beriht eibt rtiht an,
ob bic 9erren benz ilineen gatten Dfer
iid segenfeitis Slid geipiinfdt baben.
4
Die sStuliener fdeinen enoIid al
her Grienntnis gefomemn 5il iein, bab
t5 INNER nD6 kanerler lit. auf BEN
1riumpbpneen bes OreibunDts ben
pinterfiB einSunehmen, ais reben benz
Magt1 her3ulaufsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-10

s5ar9nt0nuna reinisen ano ipie ntu
beritellen.
Das MusfaIIen Der ST.
bern am Ropf unD gals Der aib@
ner tpigb in ber Regel bnrh pflan5s
Iine ,inb tbierifhe paraiiten beoinst.
8ei ber lInterfuhung uater bent
Mifroftop finbet man In ben s5ebar@
fielen ober auf ber 9ant meift eine
erobe Mnsabl Bpm MiIben. ipelche ben
Nnifedunssftoff biefer 8ranfheit alls=
MAIDEN, bon Rranfen au @efunben
toanbern nnb 70 bas uebel tpetter perz
breiten. Die 8ebanblung beitebt in
sriinbli9er Destruction ber 5taluns
gen, 2anfrGume, fobann ginreiben
bon elmer Mifduns. lpie: areofot NIT
Sel q:3O) ober perubulfam. per@
biinnt nit gleiden Sbeilen 9piritiis,
ober billises petroleum nit Del
Q:20). !
Mnbaltenoe 5rndenbeif
ruff in Der Bsitellnns Der Semitic
flilturen i1ift felten cine nnanges
nebne 5tDruna bernor. Wer feirte
Nrbeiten ein3utbeilsn perftebt, piro
bierpon ipenia at fpiiren betommen.
9dgs iiber iinb Die freigeporoenen
@emiifequartiere au erdben, ooer
oucf mas Fir munhe Vflan3enart
ausreihenb tft, au baden. Waan
idaffe fih iopiel @orratb segrabenen
2anbes, als gum 8epflan5en fir ben
9lbenb binreihenO erfheint. Oas
Qano iiber Den nGthiIen Sag nod
unbebaut au laHen, lit niht ratpldm,
ba Der 8oben au felt unb audi 5u
troden miro. Die Bflansen finb tets
oireft na9 benz gflanaen ein5eln ana
auaieBen, audi ipenn 9feaen in 4us@
iiht itebt, ober ielbit, lpg1n es be!
pber nan ser Bflansung regnet. Sos
fiherite 1T es, ipenn Ibenbs uno am
folsenben Woreen gegofen tpiros
Damn lit bas Melten nidt 10 leiht su
hefiir1ten.
5rif6e8Iumen. Mer idmiidS
te niht germ Ietn 3immer nit friIhsn
8lumen2 3umal ieBt, mo lie uns in
allen Sarben ioden unO audi benen.
bic ni6t ielbft Elm @drtden be1tben,
an billieften preiien susdnslid iino.
Shabe nur, oaB lie meiit ihon Dem
Welfen nnfe, tpenn mon iie pom
aaufplab beimbringt. Wan ioate'
8lumen niht in Der 6ano trasen,
beionoers r1ibt auf einem peiten Wee
ge, foneern iie lieber in papier rollen
pnb in eine Safde tbun. 5ii6rt man
feline safde nit iih, 10 binoe man
Bel ldn9eren Wegen eine 5Gnur UNI
bte Steneel bes in Rapier getpldel=
ten Gtrallbes, fniipfe iie CUR 5Alinge
nnb TRACE oas gGdcben an bieier. Oas
gerpadens ielbit Elm siemlib fefes
Gerpaden, ihabet ben 8lumen niht,
ipenn lie nur iorsfdltig babei biness
legt perben. neberipriibt man fie
nadber nit Waffer, ooer !egt man
fie, faGs iie bp9 fpelt sepprben, etnen
Nueenblid aans in 8difer uno ldBt
iie iiber Radt auf Dem flad nit @al~
fer iiberbedten 8pben elmer 8lshs
ranne pber 5diiifel liesen, 10 erbo@
len lie iich rolltdnbig tpieoer. 8eDor
man lie in bic 8uie itelIt, fino rls
Stengel Elm penig su beIehneloen;
auh muB man gldtter mOgliohit BON
linen entfernen. Sn bas WaiIer iino
elm paar aDrn6en iibermangdnidu@
res Gali su tbun. Wean bat oas Waf@~
Ter tGalib gu erneuern, uno 6ie Sten=
gel, Die i'm Maher ME oen 9ooen be-
rii5ren biirfen, babel iteits pieber slf
bei6neiben. sSaulenoe 8ldtter iinb
Ioraiam gu entfernen. 8iele Numen,
4. 9. Die iebt 10 beliebten 2eofopen
,lnO @olblad. halten iih duf bieie
Weiie meAr ais eine Mode lang friih.