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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Bon einem 3mee iibcria6rem.

Nm leBten Sreitag purbe bier auf
oen BabnbOf Der y. & 8. @ileubabn.
Elm Dram bon elmer 2otomotipe ilber=
tnbren. Ser damn Qerietb unter Die
GQoer uno murben ibm Die geine abs
gelubren. 10 ooB lie nur nod lole init
Dem GOrper 5ulammen binQen uno
and iein unterleib lpuroe theilDelle
oufaerihen. Die Seine muroen oen
Waune amputnt unb er muroe nah
Dem Union 5olpital 9ebrad)t. 40 er
lhon nod lpeniaen !Stunoen peridieo.
Ser 9srlln9liifte NOR ein DETER.
reibel. Namens Men9ini er pobnte
lett iehs Sabreu in Noslpea, no er
8s!bdItsfilhrer zines Goniumoereins
mar. @r oino auf einem yahnae=
leiie uno I'M einem 3ase ausaupeiden,
trat er auf eas anoere 8eleile, mo-
aeraoe cine Qrtomotioe hercnfubr uno
ibn erlaBte. gr mar q Sabre alt.
5n Hoslpea bate er suei Ontel.
!iein Batter uno ieine Muttsr. ioiuie
8uei 4riioer uno cine ShlpeNer BON
lbm leben nod in Oelterreib.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

giIsnbanoluna bon Better 0irsbruuner.
aeltorbel, unb til Bern s5rau prDz
feIor 9iiega. einitiae Geminarnpr-
ifeberin in Mindenbuhlee Sc Sabre
dlt iii lie ibrem @atten, Serrn pros
felIor uno Geminaroirettor Giieaa.
nod longer Rrantbeit ins 8rab nah-
aefolat. @. S. 9. Sn 5unis III Der
iiingfe Gobn bes pertorbenen Buns
oesrath 3emp. Or. ilinr. Grnf 3emp.
I'M Nlter BON nur % Sabren benz
5ppbus erleaen. Gr befano iih auf
elmer StuDisnreiie. 9ab LANCER aranis
belt iiarb in gtieoerbipp i'm Utter bot
72 Sabr,n Der auh in tpeitern Greiien
befannie Nlt-8robratb Wdller=Sunai-
fer. @erber.
giah 80 8ienhiahren bat Serr
g. o. Woiimann. Setretdr Der ber=
nifhen 5ihans- Direition. aus Nlters.
riiflidtsn Isinen 9iiftritt eenommen.
Wit ibm Ideioet Elm tiidtiger Mann
aus Der berniihen Yerlpaltune.
Gine ,bOle Nad9t' mar bic merge
Waiennadt' bonn 23.l24. Naai 1908 !;
lie bat eiu3ia Der fhms. Se!egrapben=
perualtune einen Sdaoen bon Grcs.
200. 900 perurlaht.
Ser narme &egen uno Die Sonne
baben in Der lebten 3eit Wunoer 9e=
pirtt. .lleberall. in 8drien, Wielen uno
Wdloern haben iie in menigen 5aeen
gtddtenein Observation-Disclosures. &aum
lit oas Sbal ergriint, 10 Iteist Der 6riih=
ling Ihon auf Die gerae. Ser 6Obn
bat oa pben nit Dem Shnee lebr raid
aufaerdumt. uuo es ariint audi UNI
Die Nlpbiitten. Sie gerQbdde fprins
gen iaudaeno ins 5bal, um Su per'
tiinoen. uie oa oroben Der Sens
iAafft. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
sGtes ben 0crtd,tspcrDanOImst=
0ess.

8iele Wohe lit bier oas Greisqeridt
III Sibung unD peroen alio feline Si=
Bunaen oes Common 9leas. @eri9ts
gebalten.
slm SienFtag MorQen wuroen inn
Greisaeribt ole Nraumente in Dem pro=
seize aegen bic 5uscaramas Na1eD
SrnlRrel in Canal Soccer anQeb0rt,
oob baben Die GAter bis ieBt nod
teine @ntlbeionna abeeQeben.
9as 8etoitt miro erit am SdluB
Der Sibun9. ON SSteitos ooet Samha9,
betannt Aem0bt.
Sin Manu tann niht qespunaen
Wsroen. l1n9er ais orei y4o1eu in ei=
nem Sabre als WsI1wOrner gu oieuen.
Oa nun nlebrpre Der 8elbmornen,
'Dal1e fir Cen Mdrstermiu 9esoqen ma,
rell. nibt ldnaer liBsn uollten, 10 muB=
ten fir ben &eIt oes 5ermines neue
@einDorne berausgelolt lperoen. IS
linn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
5d)ltt'taitc Mnfia8eH 0c8en pie
Mutis GnIonns2 2iaa.

Gs beiBt. baB Die poltbebDroen aeQen
Die NniisGaluDil. 3iga Des Giaates
BsnnlnlDanien cine loaennnnte Betrues
Sroer erinhen lpill. Gas @orasben
Der pofbebGroen bernbt auf gefhulois
9ufgen, Die IS. sc Mabee noil Detrpit,
ein friiberer 0srtreter Der Mnti- Galooi:s
SiQo, erboben bat. Derr Wabee err
tldrt, ben Bolibel0roeu gelpismaterial
DorleQell alI molten. aus Dem berSors
aebt. nnB ein Mitolieo Der Nnti Sa=
looil; 2iaa pon DsllnipIpanien Dotter=
titel Der Sbeoloeie uno Der Ybiloiopbie
auf betriiQeriihe Weiie all attipe Mlt=
alieoer unb Ieoner Der 2iaa perfauIies
Gieie Goitortiiel lino poyaeblid Doh
Der Wlonieauma- llniuerlitat III geHemer.
Nla., Derlieaen. mo Snnr na1 DEM
Datum. unter Dem lie uusaeitellt linb.
unaelibr orei Sabre nod Der 3elt. ols
Dir llnlDerlii1t nieoer9ebrannt mar uno
81 eril1iren aufaeh0rt bate. gep ..
IS. 9foblnlon, friiherer Staatslnpsrln-
tenoent Der 9llti= Sdloon= 2laa Doa
Winouri. bat It'd uuQeblib bereit err
tllrt su beaeu9en. ooB er einen lolben
ihwiuoelhaiien Dottortltel fir gules
8elo erTtonoeu bot. uuo orei anoere
WIit9lieoer ,plen bereits 1hnlld) lauz
tenoe Nusla9sll aemaht nno eioIidb be-.
Ihporen haben. 0sry l'iubee ertldrte,
oaB ibm bon ben 8piibebDrnell in
gBaibinpton usrlihert ,ooroen 1T. oah
iobulo er lsins AntiaAell nbit &eiptle.
material norihriitsQsudbt eiupeteidlt
bat, oos Goltotpartemeut lofori Sbrlile
tbun Detoe. nile 8oliltEoullpsn Der
2lntl= 5aipon= 2l9A uou @snnmlonnltn
0ul @runo ether iugenannten Betrlqs.
Orbre aufsthoItell, lclunAe Gle untsr=
iuduna lbmebi.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Sebte 152 Sabre.

Wm. Barr. @nelanos dlteter Mann.
gum oritten Dial I'M Nlter bon l02
Sabren perbeiratbet. arbeitete in SSslo
tis 1872 uno lsote nod 20 Sabre lGn-
ger. Heute ioaen 80 SATIRE alt iu+
a.nolih iein. Sanes Wriaht BON
srurlOd. ap., ssist. lpie mon jung
blsibt. SD iiible mid 9eraoe pie
Elm l6 Sabre alter Gnabe". itrelbi
er. rnah Dem ginnebmen BON iebs
SSlaihen bon electric Bitters. seii
80 Sahren madte mir 9lierenleioen
oas 2sben our 2af. bod iiber8euate
mid Die erite Jlaihe oieier mnnoee-
barren Meoi3in. 6aB ih ole q, 0bte Gur
auf groen 9eiunoen hab." Sic
limb cine @oties9abe fir ihwade.
trdntlids. abseidaffte fosr cite geute.
Ysriudt iie. 9tur SEC. Inter Bas
rantie psrfduft in Y.ter's NpoIb.te.
Sn pster's Npotbete wlrb oeulid
eeiprohen.
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sciitnngett cittes spiBeIS Oct
9(nti. gal0otts 3i0a.

sSn Gate @onnip lit fdon mieber Elm
beutiher Jarmer bas Gpfer eines bin-
terliiiiaen Spibels geDoroen. Noam
NaB. oeiien LIS Ncres umfaHenoe Harm
bsim 0altepuntt "a Der painesbile-
9inie seleaen 1T, III bon ben @ountp.
beb6roell auf Be3ablun3 Der gifen=
steuer fir ben 3eitraum bon allbert-
balb Sabren sinidlieBlid Der 5trofe
i'm @eiammtbetta9e bon $l875 oer=
tlaet. 5ein anaeblihes n8erbrehen"
btltebt BARN. ielbitaesogenen Wein in
leinsm Saule pertauft au baben. Die
Mrt uno Weife, lpie NaB oeriiibrt mur=
De, in Die Sale 3u 9eben, seiat ME.
oerum 10 rebt oraliiib. 3u tuas'fiir per=
,perfIihen, gemeinen Mitteln bic i'm
Nnti. salpon- 9ienite iisbenoen 5pibel
qreifen, um ibren 3mef su er=
reihen.
IS mar am Sonntag 8ormittaq,
ben 4. Npril, als aipel iunge Mdnner
Die Nab'ibe Wobuung betraten. Der
eine mar Elm Greuno bon 9toB' alteitem
@obne Baul. Der anoere mar elm Jrem.
Der. sic eabeu lib ben Nnlhein. ais
Oh lie gefommen wdren. gaul au be-
IuGbeu, obiuobl lie genau wuBten. ooB
oieler uah Wiflilfe. po er Die Wohe
iiber arbeitet, in Die Stride aeaaneen
mar. 9laB neQte ben 8elu6ern Elm
@las islbltgesoaenen Wein bor. Ser
QlattSiineise llnbetannte fOnnte osn
Mein ui6t senna loben. Gr nleinte,
Der 6urmer niiroe ihm einen aroBsn
6efalleu tbun. menn er ilm cine 6laihe
bon Dem Weine nertaufe. Sas absr
molte NaB nift tbun. oenn, 10 meinte
er. oGs lei geQsn oos @eieB, oenn oas
@punip lei vtrofen". StlieBli0 lieB
er iih ober our6 Die ueberreoun9stunlt
oes 61emoen bod bewe9eu, oieiem cine
6laide Wein 81 Qeben. Ser 6remce
mollte 9taB einen Quarter fir Die 5loz
iGe einbanOigen, Der 6armer Gber
wolte unbeoin9t fein 8tlo oaltir an-
nehmen er wullte oenl lfremben Die
5lald1e 1benfer, NEIL Dieter, tple er
nprqab, elmer BON punl's be1tsu SAME
rooen let. 9lue ginihmeidelungen
oes Sremoen halfsn nibts, 9fnB be-
barrie auf OR gsrpei2eruna oes Gjel=
oes. 3n mart Der Tremoe Den aunr.
ter auf ben Slid. itedte ole 6laihe IN
Die &oftuihe uno Qing bon oannen.
@iniqe 3sit ipdter erbielt Nob Elm
amti1es S6reiben unO er par nidt
weni0 erItnunt, als er oarin los, Dob
CT eas 8eIeB perlebt babe. Deii er gSeul
ppttaufe, obne cine Steuerli5ens al
habeu. uno oaB er Die Nitenlteuer fir
anoer!balb Sabre III Der SObe bon
$500 ionie bic Straie im getra9e
Don 1915 gu be5ablen babe. Ser Qlutt.
SiinQiQe periiibreriide 5remoe bate ibu
bel ben SountpbebOroen anQeseiQt uno
eioll6 beIhworer. ooB 9toB ibm al
Dem erndbnten GonntaQ cine SS'aldas
gsein uertauIt babe uuo i6on lett an.
oettbalb Scbren Wein i'll lsinem 0aule
perfaufe, obne Die gliteu= Stsuer 3u
entri6ten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
THE WORLDS
GREATEST PARK
Riyeryiew Chicag0's Dazzling Eairyland
az Aruusenent Devices. Il

Riveryiew Chicago's Dazzling Fairyland
Of Amusement Devices.
TO see Chicago at play one must go g
gay moods and ''the metropolis on the
iake'' is never merrier than when disport-
ing itself in this wonderful park.
The Roman hippodrome cannot pc CONF
pared with this great park, either in
magnitude. fabulous investment or at
tendance
frequently 2so,ooo, men, women aad II,
children are within the enclosure of the
vast and beautiful resort. Instantly
after one enters the white masonry g q q
fified. .Sbewlldered, entranced. Broad vis-3
tas lead everywhere to turreted payil-
lions, circuses theaters, ballets, Streels
of Cairo" ball parks, casinos, water
chutes, cascades, electric launches. .ninia..
ture railways, wild West Shows. aerial
coasters, mena geries, Japanese pagodas
and open air concerts by the worlds nm
est bands. .
Rivervtev Is festival city, with its,
chimes of bells, peals Of organs, roar or
trains, cooling swish of waters, dashing
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Grri9mcaSnHg inn Sabriinhlhctrirh.

3um aapitel fleine ltrIaaen uno
groBe Mirtungsn - 5Grsibt eire
Ga95eitf9rift = fann man au9 Die
finan0iellen 5olsen ret6nen, loelGe
ieIbit aug fs6r seringen gladIdfig@
teiten Eel Der 5anObabung zines
Jahritubles fir ben Gigentbiimer ces
betreFfenbea GebduoeS ertpa9Ten
t0nnen. 0as allgemcins publifun
bat babpn pents 8e9riff uno brauGt
itA ia au9 ni9t Ben Gopf barber
gu 3erbre4en.
GS fann 3. 9. einen teoeutenoen
llnterI6ieo in Den n1onatli9en &pe
ten oes Sobritubl=ge:ric6s mo4an,
Denn es otter Dprfomnt, 0ab Elm
JQbritubl duc1 nur Elm paar 2oll
ii6er Elm 5todtperf binaugge6t,
pp er 6alten iolIte, uno na9 o;eIem
umfe1rt. 8e3iiglid Ger elettriTGen
SabritubIe fat man bariiber Die gez
naueiten 8ere4nungen eelnd6t.
Dsnn Elm iol9er 6a6rftu6l no9
oben ofer unten in 8enegung ges
ieBt pirb,. glet9biel, pb leer DDer Be-
faoen, 10 toIten Die erIten 4 Sefunz
ben ebe1To bte[, lpte bas Ga6ren
our6 brsi @5todnsrte, na6oem er
oie polle GeIdpinoigfeit erlanst 6at.
Mon barf bretit fagen, baB es jez
peils einen bdlben Sent tpitet, einen
agisrz5abritubl in 8etpegung gu
fsben. Wirb lebtere untsrbro9en
uno mub uuf's Neus aufgenommen
lperben, 10 fOitet bas allemaf ertra.
93ebmen MIR ais geiIptel elm
atpDlfitDdiges 9ebGube nit flint
Sabritiiblen. Ingenommen, es fGmen
Bel ieber Sabrt binauf unb berab
sipei ipl9e feline Ser Teten por, tbstls
bur9 Die paifagiere DerurIa9t, tbeils
our9 ben Sabritublfiibrer perI9uls
bet. Das piirbs fir cine Hunbfa1rt
fdon bier iol9e 5ebler MAIDEN, unb
Der @erluit, pel9er our9 Oriiber=
binausfa6ren, l1mfebren uno neues
SnbenesunsieBen entitebt, tit nit 10
Gents pro Hunbfabrt ni9t su boG
gei6dbt. Sn einem @ebdube nit
fiinf Sabritiiblen unb ie 100 Hunbs
fabrten in einem Nrbeitstag BON ac9t
Stunben GO Hunofubrten in Der
Stunoe) lpiiroen berartige 5Glle i'm
Gansen SIG Me5rtoiten pro Sag
oerurfaden! Dabei lit sana absez
ieben BON Der grDberen MbnuBung
Der Mai9inerie unb allen 3ubsb0rs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Sciratbsbewiutgs,naen.

Sop Sou9btOn 5all. @lepelane = @uo
2anine ,Spr, ubri6sollls.
Stanley s. Sartline, Song 2ate. gSls.
Sennie Map Reeie. SunoPe.
glpoe 8. &oB. Genmore. .. = Slanht
McWalters. uhribspille.
Sos. gD. Wurpbp. Canal SoOer =
Marp Bat6ell, EenniIou.
Charles Weslep, Seepers = Gillian W
Britharo. beioe BON @anal SOoet.
@oDin Is. g8a9oner, Vaoa gyerb.
beioe bon Strabbur9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
9SDtet, oen TetnO 3ts aMism.
itnlfett.

@eit IL Sabren mar Der ihlimmite
sssino bon Sobn Depe BON 8laowin.
wtid.. Elm lauIenoes @efhwiir. gr
be3abite ben Mer3ten iiber $400 ohne
yellerunq. Damn i0otete Buf.el g
Mrniea Galbe bas @eiAmiir uno bell {
ihn. 0eilt 6iebermunoen. Ghmdrsr,
llmlauf. ge3ema, 6alsffuB. nnieb ;
bar bel 0dlnorrboioen. grancfeller,
8riiblislen. Ghnitten, 0iibneraussn.
BUR 25c. Bsfrisoiaeno 9arantirt bon
peter's oeut|ber Npotbste.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

6an3 oriainsaer yiatur lit bag
merifaniine 1uftidiif, non beln be
Depeihen ersdblen. oab es nit 2siG.
tiatsit in bic 06be aina, aber niht
iuieoer herunteriommen iuollie. @s.
wobnliA III oas umgefebrte Der Oaa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

Sin TeAsr i'm Sonoer-@st0uoe
in Ntrpu iitb.ete am TltuliuQ Sho0en
an i'm Vetr0Qe unn ST. SOC, 900
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

nus gt. yobns. u G.. lDiro Qe=
melost. Dab Die Snisl NsufunoIano
INNER nod bon sroben gisfeloe,n
umgeben lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Ser De,ttid)e geobad)ter
perausesssDeu bon osr
Beobacnter Publishing co.
in
Rem philadelphia, cbio.
eamaeiM. Rtnnis. Rssaft,us.
Rem EbiIabcIpbia, Gbis.
samuel n. Gtnats, @sSaft,ur.

Ser .geobatbtera eriteint eben 9onneritag unter
folgenhen 6ublfriptipnspreiien
Sur bic Ser. Staaten In 8nrausbesdhlung $l.00.
Wtit Der Arfer. unb Sartenboii= 3eiiing 49,. 81. so.
iir 8eutihlano iirb bic Shmeis nbne bic @cfers nub
@ortenban=3eitlna4 bel Ypraiisbe5ablung 50. 90.
Menn natb Mbtauf zines Serntitts Elm Mbonnent
oas gIott niCbt reiuiirt reip. mebr alS smei Nnms
lerH annimmt 10 ptrb Der 8efleffenbe aud tir ben
fplsenoen Sermin ols abounent eiugetrogen.
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8pn 1000 8epobnern
Der groe leben 558 in Miien, 242 in
europa, LII in Mfrita, 80 in Mmsri=
ia, 5 in Oceanien unb ben pplarz
lGnoern unb nur 2 in Muftralien.
Niien beberbergt mebr als Die 6Glfte
aQer Meni4en, unb europa fait ein
8iertel bon ibnen.
Die gr0bte aller lebenoen
54ilotr0ten 1T Die 2eDerInilbfr0te,
nelds aber i'm Musiterben begriffsn
tit. Sic ipirb big 3u Z SUB lang
nno 1O00-12OO pfuno icbper. Sic
lebt in alien Meeren apiiAen ben
Wenoetreifen, bauptldhli1 i'm Hos
tben Waeer, i'm merifanilaen Meerbus
len, BET Maoaeasfar.
Der idsrli9e EbeeDer6raud
belief ii9 leBtes Sa6r in @roBbritanz
nien auf 120 Millipnen Rilogramm
(2,7 Rilosramm auf ben Ropf Der
BebOlterung); in Rablano auf 72
Millionen RiIogramm (O.5 Ailpar.
nnf ben Ropf Der 8eD0lternng), in
ben Der. Staaten auf 46 Midiontn
8ilogramm (0,6 Rilogromm auf Ben
Ropf Der 8eDOlteruns). in Sopan anf
9 Wlionen, In 6ollnno auf 4, IN
Deutf4lunb auf 3.2. In Der 2iirtsl
auf 1.5, in Deiterreih~ ~llnsarn nui
~. II Granfrti4 auf 1.3.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

y gDer nibis ualt, = Der perliert
nihts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-13
MEETINGS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ meeting OF the stockholders OF the CO
LU, BTA HOTEL COMPANY will be held
at the compsny's Office, No. 12S south Poyal
street, Alexsndris, Va, on MONDAY. No
yem5er %, 1863, at 80 D. M. for the election
of president and directors for the ensuing
year, and such Otter business as may come
before II. w. s. HARLAN.
ocf1f III Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-13

WANTED : First-clsss DIVE Is WE % 10,
bnstlsT IIEXAEDRIA STEAM LAUN.
DRY, Prince and Fairfax Streets
oeti2 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-13
MORSE BREAKS DOWN.

Officials at the Tomhs prison 10 New
York reported yesterday that Charles
w. Morse, the fnancier, had been
taken suddenly i'll and after spending .
restless night bad been visited by the
priscn physician, who administered q
sleepIug potion. The illness WAS said to
he a nervous breakdown following lbe
fsilure Monday Of MorSe's appeal from
his l5.y .yeav prison sentence. Mr.. Morse
was reported last night as resting quiet
". His illness is not believed to be Of
a serious nature, bis physicians said.
Morse's counsel, Martin w. Little
ton, called at the Federal Building yes
terday to learn the prospects oil having
Morse released on bail sgsin pending
the 6nsl review Of The case by The
United States Supreme Court on q wri
of certiorsrl, for which 40 days stay
of sentence has been granted.
Mr.. Littleton received no encourage
ment from the court, 1t was announced
later. The justices informed him thu
it was not the practice OF the Unitec
States court OF Appeals to grant pris
ousr's release on pail pending review
If Its decision by the United States Su
preme Court. They did MOI intimst'
that any exception might be made II
the case because Of the prisoners report
ed breakdown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-13
The Modesty Of Women

: !stnrally makes them shrink from the
indeIIcate questions, the obnoxious ex'
aminations, and unpleasant local treat
rnents. which some physicians consider
essential in the treatment Of diseases OF
women. Yet, If help can be had, 1t b
better TO submit 10 this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
Is that 50 often the woman undergoes al
the annoyance and shame for nothing
Thousands\of women who have been
cured bX DR.. Rterce's Favorite Prescrip-
tlon wriM In appreciation OF the cure
which dispA8eS ~S(sh the examinations
and local treatments>S There-is 10 other
medicine so sure and Safefor- delicate
women as "Fayoritc PrescrIptIon.' ~
cures debIIitafing drains, irregularity ana
female weakness. 1t always helps. IL
almost always cures. 1t is strictly nom
Alcoholic. non secret, all It's ingredients
heinO printed on its bottle-wrapper; con-
tains no deleterious or habit-forming
drugs. and every native medicinal ROOT
entering into its composition has the luu
endorsement OF those most eminent IN the
several schools Of medical practice. Some
~ these numerous and strongest OF pro
fessIonal endorsements of its ingredients,
will be found in pamphlet wrapped
around the bottle, also in booklet mailed
free on request, by DR.. r. V. Pierce, oi
Buffalo, N. Y. These professional en-
dorsements should have far more weight
than any amount of the ordinary lay, Oh
non-professional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nowadays
insist on knowing what they take as med
icIne instead of opening their mouths ike
a lot of young birds and gulping down
whatever is offered them. "Favorite IRE.
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AIsxan0ria 6azette.
Entered at the Postof6ce Of Alexandria, VIZ
pinia. as second d-class matter.l
TIE FERRER CASE.

The Spanish cabinet has completed its
examination OF the papers 10 the case oil
Francisco Ferrer, the revolutionary lead
er who has been condemned to death at
B ,rcsIoua, bat its decision has not yet
been made public. 1t is understood, how
ever. that the death sentence bas been
confirmed aud that the government has
refused sll clsmency.
10 Rome and In various Of the lead
ing towns of Itsly demonstrations &C.
CURED yesterday to protest against
the condemnation of Ferrer. Twenty
thousand workmen gathered and
alter violently denouncirg Spain
and the action Of the Spanish govern
ment sgsinst Ferrer, directed their at
tention to the Spanish embassies. An
immense crowd Of the workmen attempt
ed 10 demonstrate before the embassies,
but the troops and police closed the
bridges. Later they were compelled ID
charge the crowd, some persons on both
sides being slightly wounded. a
large number OF arrests we're made.
Il is reported that the pope and Oar
diual Merry del Val, the papsl secretary,
are greatly interested 10 the events 10
Spain snd have decided TO ascertain II
through the invention Of the Vatican 1t
would be possible to obtain from King
Alfonso pardon for Ferrer.
Tue daughter of Ferrer Yesterday sent
touching message to King Alfonso, ar.
! pealing to the monarch's generosity and
chIvalry to save the life other father.
The socialists held big msss-meetlng
10 Paris last night ss demonstration
of sympathy for Ferrer. NJ Jaures, So
cialisl leader in the chamber OF deputies,
and others spoke violently 10 denouucing
the conduct of the alleged revUlutionists
tria', describing the proceedings as
iudicis, comedy. Some OF the papers
Yesterday characterized the outcome OF
the court.msrtlal ss lIavesty on Iustice
sud declared that it may becomes second
DIeyfns case.
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EIGHT WITH A MANIAC.

Harry FlsiSchmau, twenty-four years
old, hospital attendant, fought bat
tie for his life about noon yesterday,
while 10 Washington ambulance with
an insane map, ramed John Burke.
ae succeeded in subduing his insane
opponent.
Fleischmau was thrown to the hoor ol
the ambulance before be rallied bis
danger, and 1t was only by chance ne
caught the wrist Of the lnuatic IS he
swung q knife high above his head.
While Fleischmsn lay on the h)or,
pinne down by the knees Of the insane
man, and fearing every second lest the
knife be buried 10 his breast, the driver
sat calmly on bis scat, unaware OF the
desperate struggle in the box-like com
psrtment behind him.
Itwa, not until Fleischman screamed,
"Help several times that the driver
looked through small glass window and
saw the danger Of the hospital attendant
The driver stopped the horse suddenly
Jumped from the seat, ran behind th'
ambulance, unlocked the door, aud ven
10 the assistance Of Fleischmsn.
The knife was taken from the crszat
patient, who took seat on the side o
the ambulance. Fleischmau said h'
was not afraid to continue the ride inside
the ambulance With the patient, snd th'
driver ascended to bis seat aud whipped
up the horse and the patient was lA'e
placed 10 hospital. ,
Burke had secused physician
scalpel before be entered the ambulance
sud with this he attempted to XII
Fleischmsn.
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