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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15
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uno iab eine 3eitlana I'M bsrniihen
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sng OILS Mgtillerieleutnant mnt9emaht.
Sn StanS lit Der niotpalonifhe 2ano=
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sSamilie @rnit 3ouiuaer. 6arbers in
Yuraoorf. 1T ihr 29idbriasr Sobn Ru-
oolf ourd ben Bob entrilen moroen.
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fhlunrsen Blattern fonitatiert.
Gieier Sage tonnts Osrr Alt.Se.
tunoarlebrer Beno. Wpb in Sumis=
Dalo, irIher 2ebrer in &abnfliib. ein
mabrer Sanaeroater. i'll poasr RiiItig.
teit leinen 80. 8sburtsta9 fsiern.
Sie Bunoespeliammlung bat ibre
sommerieHion am 26. SUM as=
ihlohen.
Nm %. SUM batten mir eineu idhen
Wetteritur3. Dem iiber 9iaht in ben
Bergen tpieber Neuihnes asiolgt 1T.
&iei, pilatus. Gdntis. @ottbaro &C.
meloen Nsulhnee bis 40 @entimeter.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

5dlIe aus RnBiune Dor3ubeuaen. gben-
10 miro in DRESDEN allss aetbon. I'm
3u uerhinoern. bab bic Grantbeit bort
i'm li6 are;ft.
Durh ihlaaenoe Wetter tuurben in
ben Moteipsta Yehen i'm Don DiHriti
in RuBlano bierssbn @rnbenarbeiter
get6oiet unb niels perleb!.
5n ben rni1iihen GOuperneinents
Saraiom. pamlograb uno Setatsri-
nobar baben in ben lfbten Saaen furdt.
bare Daqelliiirme ungsbeuren G1aoen
an9eridtet. Nud cine Nnsabl bon
perfonen ioll Dem unpetter gum Gpfer
sefallen iein.
Giiralidb boben in Neu Yommern.
oem friiberen Stem 8ritanien. i'm Bis
f-Mrhipel in Nuifralien beftige
@roerihiitterunaen itattsefunoen, bod
mur6e Wiemanb getDotet.
Mm s. SuIi Duroe in 3aipalpinbi.
Der Dauptfaot bes Gifriets gleiden
Nanens in Snbien uno in Der eanssrl
umaeeenb biz @bitral. Der 9anptitaot
oss 6taates @hitral, inebrere beftiae
grof6Be peripiirt. Die an einSelnen
gteuen 10 heftis maren, bab 0duier
aerf6rt muroen.
Mus China III Die Nahridt ein9es
troffen. oaB in mebreren 3beiien oes
2aroes cine sroBe Diirre berridt. 10
oaB bic grnie in 8efabr ihDebt. uOll=
iianois eernihtet su meroen. Die di.
nsliide 3egleruna bat cine BerfiiaunD
erlaHsn. in Der lis lammtlibe Prlnsen
oes tonial. 0auies, yiset6nige uno
anoere bo4aeiteute perionlibteiien er=
iubt. um Gesen au beten.
Nm Montas iino burh ihlaeenoe
Wetter in elmer 3s1s in Der gtdbe bon
Selme3. 5panlen. mebrere hunoert
Seraleute peribiittet woroen. &ettunas=
mannidaften, bic iofOrt on Die Nrbeit
beoroert muroen, batten big Dienitaa
Ulittaq slpei un6 pier3ia lebenoe aber
oerlebte uno iisbsehn aet6otete 3s9en-
arbeiter on bic S5srfldde bef6roert.
Die inoiide Aeaieruua bat ale of.
ientliben 9anbfraBen, Die BON Narubi
nad Sort 6aa fiibren. idliebsn lalIsn.
neil in Der leb!en 3eit Die b!utsieri9en
Sbiere in Den Siiiritt 9eoruneen lino
uuo mdbremo Der lsbten 5aoe mebrere
Sinaeborene iiberfallen uno esiDotst
baben. Sur1 bas S9lieBen Der Xano=
fraBeu bofft Die &esierung imftanos
su iein. bic wiloen Yeitien aus oem
Diitritt fern 81 balten. = Warum
bsruit Die &esieruna nidt ben Nimroo
GooIeoelt. UNI bic ipiloeu 5biere msss
3uicbieben.
gluf 8eranlaiiuns Der bortueieliIben
EebDroen nuroe in Mabrio, 9ponien,
Der Dersos bon Albuquerque perbaItst.
@r ftebt in Dem 8eroaht. on Der gr=
motouu9 bss a6niss @arlos nnb oes
Sronprin3en i'm lsbten Sabre bstbeilist
seipeien au isin.
ssn periien haben bic reoolutiondren
3ruppen bic 9auptltaot Sebsran be.
leBt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

len. benen 20 Qelunaen mar. iib out
Dem poroeren Gnbe oes 5diffes fehSus
balten, bas an, ldnaIten aus Dem Wai.
Ter herporra9ie. Gapitdn &oaers. Der
ben aeluntenen 0atnpfsr bsfebliate.
mar elmer oerienisen. .uethe biz gum
.lsbisn Nnaenblif an yoro bes finten-
ben Dampters ausharrten nno lih oann
ou0urh retteten. 6ab lie ill's Daiier
.iprangen uno tbeils BON Dem Dam=
bier ,Scoit-. theils bon benz 6raht-
oampier ,@ootnear". Der iih IN Der
Wdbe befano. aufaenommen wnroen.
9tus philadelphia miro aemelbet.
.bnB bort uno in umlieeenben Sidoten
ieit Dem 4. Suli fiinf perionen AM
6tarrtrampf als Gplae Der am Dierten
Suli erbaitenen GduBwunoen se-
Itorbsn lino.
giniae Meilen BON pittsburg. in
MeGee's &ofs. bat asitern III ben
6abriten Der prefeo Steel Gar 60.
Elm 2ampf ftattasfunben. bel Dem tpe.
ni9ftens bunoert perionen neriebt nur=
ben. 5000 iireitenoe Nrbeiter 9riffen
bic Mrbeiter an, tpelde ibre Gtellen
einnebmen nollten.
Mad Den 9eitern in gbicaao aulam=
nlenQefellten amtlihen yerihten bat
Der lebte pierte Suli i'm 8anan ia
Opfer aeforoert. Nm Eienifaa ifarben
nod IL Berlonen a;:: Gtarrtrampf
Der our1 Werlebunaen beim ShleBen
am uierten Suli peruriabt moroen
mar.
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Gim Nad)treiter. 1teberfalI.

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bes GebIafes. Das 1T niht nit Or.
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MAIDEN ME yeIbmeroen oDar llnbe=
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Der ~geDbabterA erlteint ieben 9pnneritag nnter
fclgenben Snbifriptionspreiien
'Snr ote Ber Staateu in @orauSbesablnne $100.
Wtt Der Mders uno @artenban.3 3eitung .... 81. So
Gnr Seiitdtano nno Die Sdmeis ohne bic r@fers nnn
GarteHbau. 3eitnnga BET gpransbesobluns y. 50. 90
avenn Had1 MbIani eines Ecrmns ein Gbpnnen,
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Seattle
unb anberen Buntten on Der pacifie=
Giilte. iiber oerfhieoene 2inien, billige
3unofabrten.
Uabrten fiir Sottmerreifenpc
nod Yunften i'm Often nno Weten.
Nctmatbind)en0e
fpe;isne &unbfahrten OF getpilen
Saaen nod benz Noropeiten, MeIien
uno @iionelten.
1teber @aibin9tois, 8. g.,
nit QufentbaIt (obne grtrafoffen) III Die
beliebte Goute.
Mue SiGef iiber @aibtngton
aeben misunderstanding
sonmtaess Gremrfionen.
Seoen Sonntaa Hunofabrten fiir
>Seoermann.
prddti9e Jabrten nah Dem Saean.
Mtan ishe bic Sifst Ngenteh ober
ihreibe an M. u. Garrel. $. 3. a.,
34l @uclio Wpe.. @lepelanb. 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

gie bon Witalieosrn oes Bunbess
ienats mdhreno Der lsbtsn "a Gage i'm
Monat Suni unb Der eritfn s fage bes
MDnats Suli pertilote liilDaaoe bat
Dniel Sam eine grtraaus9abe bon
s490.l4 peruriaGt.
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Deuii6s uno snaliide ErudiaA II
in bieIer Cffiee.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-26
LOCAL OPTION
STILL IN DOUBT
Purchase Of Summit of Mt. Constitutes
For State Park Prevented By Exhor-
bitant Price Asked By Owner

Representative BugQe came down
from Olympia last Saturday In re-
sponse to an urgent telegraphic re-
quest to attend meeting of the town
council. held that evening. He re-
turned to the capital the first Of the
week. While here he expressed con-
siderable doubt as to whether the Leg
islature will be able to redeem the Re-
publican platform pledge to enact
reasonable local option law He
voted with the house minority against
the Anti-Saloon League bill because
he considers it an unreasonable meas
ure. so drastic that it's enforcement
would be extremely difficult and Ca
pensive. it not impossible. 1t con-
tains many provisions with which the
public is not familiar and which he
believes would be very obnoxious to
very large proportion of the people
Of the state who are earnestly desirous
of proper regulation of the liquor
traffic. He hoped that the bill as It
passed the house would be amended
in the senate 80 as to make cities Of
The first, second and third class sep
arate units and modifying few other
radical features. and he expressed
toe opinion that it this had been done
the house would have concurred
promptly in the amendments.
Referring to the bill asking for an
appropriation of Sc. 900 for the pur :
chase of the Hilton tract on the sum-
NIT of Mt. Constitution for state
park. be said he had the assurances
Of the chairman Of the house appro-
priations committee that the appro-
priation of Sc. 600 asked for would be
approved and it's passage urged. but
when DR.. Hilton, who had made great
pretenses of being public spirited and
desirous of selling Co the state at the
price fixed in the bill. was communi-
Gated with and asked for his assur
ance that he would convey the pro-
perty at that figure. he answered that
be wanted $4,000 and would not
sell for any less. That being the
case the public spirited gentleman is
likely to remain in undisturbed pos
session of the property for q long
time.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-26
Will Ask Return
of License Money

Attorney D. G. Lewis. Of Belling-
ham, spent Wednesday here in the in
terest of local liquor dealers. having
been employed to examine the incor-
poraticn proceedings with view to
attacking their validity il any mater
ial flaw should be discovered. and al
80 to examine into the question Of OBJ
tanning q refund from the county of
license money paid. The county Ii
cense of Mr.. Douglas. who is a mem-
ber of the council. expires in June.
while that of Lightheart Bros. runs
until October. Whatever may be the
law in the matter the liquor dealers
are certainly entitled in equity to q
pro rata return from the county OF
money paid for license for the unex-
pired portion Of their license period,
the county no longer having jurisdic-
tion over the incorporated territory,
and the liquor dealers being required
by ordinance to pay another license
fee for doing business in the town.
McCrary Bros. acting upon the ad-
vice Of one Of the leading law firms
of Bellingham, paid their license fee
promptly Wednesday morning up to
the first Of June, when the new fiscal
year begins. and Mr.. Douglas paid
Thursday morning. Lightheart Bros.
we're notified that they must pay
within twentyfour hours or close up.
and they paid Thursday afternoon.
Before returning to BellinRham
Thursday Attorney Lewis stated to
Mayor Gould and others that he found
the incorporation proceedings regular
in every respect. no loophole being
lett through which their validity can
be attacked.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-26

The largest sale Of tide and shore
land which has ever been held In the
county will take place at the court
house on the 3rd Of April. whom
tracts covered by sixteen applications
will be- disposed Of at public auction-
The state land commimioner's notice
and descriptions Of the property 50 -
sold will be found II this issue a.
the islander.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-02-26

School District No. IL will Rive g
benefit ball and graft social at Wood
men hall on Friday evening. April Il.
The object is to raise funds for the
district for the necessary expenses q
the remainder Of the term. Further
particulars Of the affair will be found
il next weeks Islander.
The Seattle and Bellingham daily
papers are now kept On s1le BY Baker
and MOCrary.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
sle. r. FOR MAsoSs
several uunsfr,si to Attend the ~e~-
sion az sioux Falls.

LAST week WAS q big n for the
Jasons ~ Sioux Falls and South ia
kota. Commencing with Monday =
Glass ~ about nfty has aiken In" d4~
fereut degrees leading up 60 the COW
ssstory Thursday afternoon the
talrty-1rst degree aas cxenlptihed In
the evening the thiryy SECOND degree
aaS pat on. scottish aitr Masons
from IA nuuirer az other STATS hare
eeer present during thc week TIL
Masonic dninEs IL the week have 5est
been brought 10 a close by the semi
annual ceremonial session ~ III Rad
temple az the Ancient and arabic
Order ~ thv Mystic shrine, held AT
tis Sioux Falls Masonic temple,
Scores Of ShTiners from All portions NJ
the state were present in the neigh
norho0d OF seventy candidates Ca-
versed the burning sands one Of The
features OF the ceremonial session WAS
a monster banquet So large was the
Number x visiting Shriuers and new
candidates that plates we're laid for
SEQ guests.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
As.lfaEp cRuEL1s CHARGE.
scmfaasat Made Against Louis kais-
e.. hs a LufiHraa Clergyman.

A sensation al been created la
Aurora county - the ARREST ~ Louis
knigge. who about 8 year ago moved
from the town ~ Lane 10 a farm ia
tho extreme northern part Of that
county. on n serh1us charge In connes-
tom with hts alleged treatment ~ has
~Is-year-u2d daughter.
knsgEe Will b. tried al the next
term ~ state circuit court. ana rs IN
~ ainnst certain that he AiIi be ua-
able - furnish a bond lie will be cam
PEELED 10 remain in the county jail
untll hsa trial takes place.
Complaint la the case against KING
81 was made by Il Lutheran clergy
"a who resides at LAue. kutgge
had repeatedly threatened Ia Kill ths
giri aud also any officer or officers
who attempted g. arrest him B@ca use
- this sheriff Morrison. when he ses
oft to make tire arrest. took @tth hin.
a special deputy. bat fh@ arrest was
made without resistance CA the part
IT the accused father
The defendant is IS years 81 age.
Ills wife died about Two years age.
leaving a family of eleven boys and
the t~o daughters All Of the children
are at home except three older boys.
The youngest OF the children IL d tot
of : years.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
COWBOYS ARE FEAsTED.
Big Farewell Celebration Held b,
Lyman County Residents.

One Of the most unique affairs in
the history of western South Dakota
took place Saturday on the ranch Of
Charles s. Bracket. situated In the
western part of Lyman county. The
gathering was I'm the nature Of a fare
well 10 the cowboys and ~ranchmen
whose former ranges In that part Of
he state have been occupied by home
steaders Every cowboy in a wide
scope of country was present 10 par
tfcipate In the affair and talk over the
old days when the cowman and his
herds were the only occupants ~ that
vast region.
An elaborate program had been pre-
pared for the occasion Among the
features were the branding uf horses,
cattle and mules. Wild bronco riding.
roping contests between some Of the
most expert ropers in the northwest
ard q representation OF an immigrant
train being attacked by Indians Real
l~ndians-Sioux warriors from the ad-
tacent lower Brule reservation-par-
ticipatcd in this feature Numerous
cowboys related 10 the a~Ssemblage ex-
periences of life on the former great
range. DIR. O. II Murray. widely
known throughout h a region as The
cowboy preacher was among the
speakers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Milwaukee and Till Lines tn Clash
I'm Contest for Territory.

A. J. Earling, president. u. W Nc
kenna, vice president. E ID Sewali
assistant To- the president. n I'll. i.
Hunter. general agent, all officials Of
the Mllw aukee system. ard George
Mcintosh. e contractor for the
railroad, passed through Aberdeen
Saturday morning for Wakpala, the
first station west Of the Missouri river
on the Pacific Goa extension OF the
road From there the party left for
Z trip into the Dickinson. y. d.
country. After returning from Dickin-
son h party viii tour the country
southwest Of Belle Fourche, :. ID.
Ii is officially announced the road viii
invade the Northern Pacific territory
by building at least one line from
Wakpala into North Dakota and TWO
or more lines southwest into the Bur-
hngton and Northwestern territory At
Belle Fourche. The lines viii cross
both the Standing Rock and Cheyenne
river Indian reservations. soon 10 he
opened 10 settlement. 1t il said work
VIII begin as q as the outes arc
decided upon. 1t is the beginning Of
"A night for northwestern raTic be-
tween the Milwaukee and the Hill
lines.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

The hrst battle for prohibition in
the Florida legislature was begun
Thursday I'm the house with the intro
d1ction of a bill for a constitutional
amendment; for state wide prohibition
Hours before the legislature convened
Tallahassee was crowded with men
and women and children who had
come to town by train. wagon or afoat
S~nasor McMuiien made a plea for
prohibition In cha az the mothers
Of the n which was OF dramatic
effect. for while the senator's own
mother lay dead In her home he had
remained at Tallahassee az her wish,
he said. TO fight for prohibition. Sen
asor Zim rose from a sick he'd 10 speak
against the state wide bill. When
late In the afternoon the senate at
tempted TO adjourn for luncheon the
motion was defeated ard women in the
galleries supplied iuncheon 10 the pro-
addition senators Voting was begun
shortly afterwards The bill passed. "a
10 7.
Upon announcement OF the result
the women i'm the galleries said Flor.
ida is going dry
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30
TRIES m END rorR LIVES.
nA1cA9o Man Suxs,r~six In killing Wife
and Himself.

Harry L. Summers. Of Chicago. q
Aicksi platter. shot and killed his wife.
Henrietta. severely wounded his ia.
year~osd daughter. Gladys. ard his
mother-in-iaw. Mrs Anna Mckenzie.
and then killed himself. The tragedy
occurred at Mrs. McKenxie's horne.
Mrs Summers. after repeated guar
refs. ned a week ago from her home 10
that Of her mother. Mrs. Mckenzie.
Thursday Summers entered the
Kitchen OF THE Mckenzie home. where
he found Gladys and the swo women
seated ut dinner. Without q word 81
warning he opened nre.
Mrs. Summers fell dead at the first
saoL Mrs. Mckenzie and Gladys lied
up q stairway with Summers In pur-
suit. AS they nearea the top he fred
four shots. woundtng Mrs Mckenzie
In the back and arm. and the child In
ths back.
Then Summers returned 10 the
kitchen where lay the body of his wife.
Policeman Mahon. who had heard the
shooting from across the street. was
trying 10 break down the front door.
One shot remained In the pistol. and
with this Summers ended HIS own life
just as the policeman burst into the
room.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

small Bulls Left stranded In tho
Wheat TIT.

T1sat James A. Pattsn. hailed
throughout the country as the -wheat
king" has Withdrawn from tho mar
ket after disrosing of has heavy hold
! sngs Of May ard July wheat. was a..
sorted ia mary qaurters In Chicago
Friday. 70 this assertion was added
the fact ihHf prices have tunshied over
? cents during the last week and that
p&sfen has sought rest tn New Mexica.
WHISTLER ne has eliminated hirnssif
fr0sn the so-eatied deal ina II -.
whstiser h@ came ous with prom. or
lnxa- are questions which can be an
sw*rsa only ny Mr.. Patt.n himself
Only those who read the dispatches
froFa Colorado anent The diseoaraging
reception met ny h reporter who tried
te interview the hsg speeulator at Iytn-
dad between trsias. expressed the
~epsaIon hat this answer seemed I'm
likely 10 pc forthcoming
The session of the board Of trade
was sensational Thursday Buils had
esp&ctsa that after the scent decline
Of sse swe prev sous sessions a recovery
w'oaId ensae, Taking the patisn view
~ . big crop shortage as correct and
- heat intrin.Icaliy worth ali that has
been paid for IL. IN a parely speculative
say the reaction wsas dur.
But the first quotations were a start
ling disappointment to siae bulls. From
aearlg every point came reports Of
faorfnai shipments from Argentina.
Australia and other foreign countries.
usual at thIs time Of the year.
Bears allied the wheat pit I'm a dense
mass and like an erupiiye volcano
poured forth a swollen stream Of
@heas Longs i~iquidased all along the
linc and the execution Of stop ioss Of
dcrs added TO the confusion.
Frequently II was impossible 10
make a sale within s. os a cent of the
price designated by the customer 10
hts broker.
The Patten vortex OF other and more
builisb days into which the cereal
might be pured seemingly without ar
fectins It's appetite was no, I'm evidence.
IL was a tremendous ~lsauidating mar
aet. and Patten might have been buy
ang secretly through others than his
own house. From him there has come
no word tina he has changed his views
as 10 tire value Of wheat He called
May wheat cheap at sI.es. and IL he
still thinks so II Is pointed out that the
same Investment. The same was said
OF July at stes1. These prices were
approximately . cents under the hig
price OF last Friday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-04-30

Rumored Old Grade WIZ BE "Ironed'
from Aberdeen 10 Ashley.

Tho information has leaked out
from q seml-ofhcial source that the
So o will iron the grade between
Aberdeen and Ashley, ". u. The road
acquired the right of way and built
the grade ia 1855. at the same time
acquiring extensive terminal facilities
IN Aberdeen. Since completing the
grade II has done nothing toward
utilizing it beyond taking care To see
that the * were kept paid up. A
short time z some of the officials Of
the road visited Aberdeen. Later a
contractor went there. and after In
specting the site and a part Of the
grade. returned TO the Twin Cities.
While there he stated that he would
put in "a bid on laying the rails. which
the road expected To have done at
once The distance between Ashley
and Aberdeen il about loo miles. The
grade passes through Leola, the coun-
~ seat of Walworth county. and cross
Is the state line northwest 81 Leola.