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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
.Nein, ih babe niemanb.1
.aeinen sSreuno2"
,Hein, ih bin ia reth."

,Teirten Jreun0g"
.Nein, ich bin ia reih."
.Reine syan,ilie9"
,5ie iinb metne ndhiten 8ertpdnoz
ten, srtldrte er unb fiiste nad elmer
pluIe binsll sSebt. no sic mid tenz
rten. fonnten Sie mid boh nandmdl
nit sssbrer Wutter beiuhen."
6enriette ldhelte: Rein, lieberGouz
lin. iebt mub audi id fasen, Sic iino
au retf."
sSn bieiem Mugenblid itano 6ens
riette in DolIem Qthte am sSeniter,
iie mar reiseno nit ibren blonoen5aas
rem, ibren Hauen Mugen, ibrem feinen.
lahenben Wunbe unb ibrer i6lanten.
eleeanten Sai[le. eSucques fiiblte iih
feltiam betpest uno bebauerte, 10 fortz
geben au miiKen, obne einen 0ormano
aum Mteoerfommen 3u bdben.
.Wollen sic mir gefatten, nod Elm
tpenia bier su bleiben uno nit S1nen
au plaubern9"
rMber !"
sd mD6te sic 10 germ nGber ten@
nen lernen. SD finbe sic !pabrbaft
liebensniirbia, liebe gouIine."
.Mstn 6err, ih =. Mama -"
Nengitlth eeporoen, mid 0as W}doz
hen einiae Shritte auriid.
.. Sire Mautter lit nebenan, lie
miro alIes h0ren, mas mir 5preAen :.
uno iitrigens perben tptr audi nur
bon 1ingen reben, Die iie rubig h0ren
funn." Damn ersriff sr fanft bic
6ano bes iunsen Mdohens. sd
bente an bic Worte, Die iie eben gez
iprrhen", Iagte er.
.Wenn man iemunb bat, ben man
liebt. Oas lit sic 6auptIache. l1no
Sic baben bas nit 10 pielem 9efiihl
ausaeIprohen. Wenn sic nun aber
berufen pdren, midi aliidlih gu maz
hen9"
,S9? 60 arm, tpie ih bin?"
rgin idb nt9t reid fir apei? 60z
rem sic mid an. 8eripreden sic, mir
nidts, id perlanse nod feline binoenoe
grfldrung pon sSbnen, aber 80"
vsesit es mDslia9 sS9? ., id bite
sic, es lit Elm id0ner Sraum =. Wez
den sic mid nift baruus."
6enriette i6pieg uno Saeques fiigte
| nit sdrtlidem 2ddeln bin5u: sd baz
he iibrtaens oie 6offnung, baB er in
Grfiillung aeben miro. 6eute 1T Der
| erite sSanuar, uno Elm altes Sprtaz
mort Iaat: Was man fi6 an Dem beuz
tigsn Sage piinift. ge6t in @rfiillung.
Iuberbem babe ih lanae 3eit 2euten
Neuia5rsgeihenfe aem16t, Die es niht
peroienen; ga lit es alio nur redt uno
billta, penn t9 audi einmal etpas be-
| i6eert befomme, id, Der es getpiB nidt
| nenioer peroient als 10 piele, pie.e ans
! bere Msni6en. 2llIo bite, bite, rau=
ben sic mir ni9t Die 6offnuna uul
elm Reuidbrsgeihent! alio BARI if
| boffen9"
6enriette gab feline 2lnttport, oof
lie rei6te ibm freaoiq bie 9ano, uni
| sSacques Oubal fpuBte, mas er por
bieiem 6dnbeorud gu balten bate,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
Mnerlei pont SpIueifer.

W2itten in bic 3eit Ser aebeimnibz
oolIen an0lf NG6te bonn 25. Oe5emz
Der big sum 6. sSanuar fdat Die Neuz
iubrsnaht. Sn Den apDlf Nddten mar
es nad ben MnI6auungen Der alten
@ermansn aarnibt reht gebeuer, am
penigiten am SplDeterdbeno. Die
SITTER bielten ibren umsug, tunoeten
Segen uno sSlub, uno Die armen
Menf4lein erfori6ten aus alerlei
Spfernd6ridgeret ben Wtllen Der 8Dtz
ter. Sb bie 9Dtter aber aorntg ooer
pohlnollenb tparen, ems blieb iib
eleth, Die MenIden pergniigten It6
nah beiten &rdften. Gine unbGnbige
2uf su oummen Strei6en, 5u 2Grm
unb toller 2aune bemdAtigt iidb mod
heute in ieoer Neuiabrsnadt Der hall
ben @rbe. Berlin lit in Der Neujabys=
naht oas Shmer5enstino Der argus
Gugtsen Boliaei. Sarmloier als bic
S4erae ulf Der 5traBe itno iene Stt=
ten. Die in Sen lebten Stunoen bes
sSabres ee6rduhli6 iino unb fia in
Der aamile Bel punid uno @liibpein
abiptelen.
Der fraieite @berelaube feiert am
Shlbeiterabeno ietne Srgien. Ndment=
Iih 1inb es ote 2iebenoen, Die bur4
allerlei nidparae aiinite" DnShleier
BON Ser 3ufunft 5ieben ipollen. Sn
manhen Srten tperfen Die Mdbhen
Dor bem Ghlafengeben Sanf por tbr
8ett nit bem Spruh: sd ide 6anf
uno 2ein unb tpinid', beb mein
8rGutieum erlGein'." Das giitise
gdidfal bat Damn aepDbnli9 aud ein
Gtnieben. Der r&iinftiae" erieheint I'M
Bilbe ooer AUDI ipirflib. Die aber in
'bieier Naht peber Ods Cine nod bas
Mnbere erleben, miiifen alte esungfern
tperoen. Nstt lit aud oie Site, Ell
nen Mpfel in einem 3use ab3ufdGlen
uno bic lanaen @9alen iraeno ginem
uber bic 5hultern ober Sen Ropf 3u
tperfen. Nus oen .bGngenbleibenoen
@6alen lperoen bic gfnfangsbudituben
bes fiinftigen ssreiers seleien. ~ Wer
in Ser Meniabrsnaht ohne 2iht in
ZEN Reller ihleiht unb bort altf's Sc
ratbepobl etne Nnsabl 6olsitiide
greift, fann, tpenn ct Iih ni4t borher
anf Sen buntlen 5tiesen 6als unb
9eine brint, aus Der 3uhl Ser 6ola=
itiide 1hIieBen, ob cine 6eiratb sls
ftanDe fonmt ober niht. SIT es cine
nnaerabe 3abl, 10 bleibt Dem armen
MGbhen nihts iibrig, als rSpinn'.
fpinn'!!4 Az iinger, 0snn: ,Memals
fommt ber syreiersmdnn" Gs biirfte
iih oifo empfeblen, bereits duf Der
5reppe beimlih bic 6Ol3ffiife db3u=
aGblen unb Das et1pa uberfliiffige fals
len iii laiIen. ober leiis, odmit es 6us
GnidIal nifbt merit. MaN pergeiie
ulm nisndIs, iitb beute Mberb cine
&arpfenihuppe ms pDrtentDnnait 3i
Ie1ef alnb lie bort oas s1a5essdbr hins
osarn Az lnifen, Mer es tbut. 0eiien
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
jacques Neujahrs=6e
Ihenfe.
Bon Mihel 9ripelen. Wutpriz
lirte 11eberIebuna BON Wflhel,m
Sbal.

q err Dupal, Ser 8rieftrGger graz
fulirt aum neuen sscbr!"
,Geben Sic fbm bafielbe nte
I'm pprigen sSabr", Iagte ssaeqres. pbne
fih il, Ser 2ettiire ieiner 3eituna su
unterbrehen. Mls er ben Mrtifel iez
bod ausgeleien, itdnb er BON Ieinem
Seffel auf. leate ots 8ldtt snfamnen
uno fing an. i'm 2imrner auf= uno
abauipanoern.
Aba, Der 8rieftrdaer qratulirt be-
reits aum Neuen ssabr! Das tit bds
Gignal. iebt aeht Der Sana Dieber
los!"
sSacques fpanberte neiter un6 mur1
nleIte babel DDr fich bin: n@ine tolle
Grfinoung, biefe Neuiubrsfdenterei!
GtraBenfeger, 3uternenanIteder, 3eis
tungsfrauen, ale meloen iie iih! l1nb
IDS aebe INNER unb INNER! Msnn
man mir .peniaitens bufiir oanfbar
fpdre! Mber nein, bas muB 10 lein!
ylph Elm tpabres Slid, baB man mid
rint fir einen Rnaufer hGIt! Cine
ip1hre 3tpunasiteuer! Mur neil tdb
reid ur0 Elm alter Sunaqefelle bin!" N
Wieber erfhitn ber Diener: ,6err
Dubdl, Der Observation-Disclosures!
Dd3felbe tpie TN borigen Sabre, Ia
1t ih sS0nen, tpie i'm Dorigeil ssydbre!4
l1nD scSdeqites itdhm feine Wanbsrung
1tno ftintn' Mfonoloa ipie0er duf.
.Gs 1T unaIaubIi4! Die Damsl,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
Gum 11euen Jahr.

r Ort, elm neues eeyubr beginnt!
II 9loden ballen unO Derhallten.-
Wie Elm Wellenfrets serrinnt,
90 aerrdnn Der &reis oes a!ten,
Mber pb er aud) pergtng,
Wette Spur bat er geaogen.
eSe0er neue Wellen1hlda
5ntpillt binaus in breiten Wogen.
Gtpig lebt, untpanoelbar,
Mas mir ftrebten, ibuten, litten.
lInD 10 fommt dub biefes eSabr
91idt als fliih'ger SAT- gefhritten.
90 mabnt erniten &ldnges audi
Dieies neue eSdbreslGuten.
ssSeber fleinite 2ebensbau6 =.
6at lein mG6ttges 8eoeuten.
eeyeber fiiat iih irsenotpte
eSn bes ShDpfers li9te 3tele,
@robe, mGdt'ge Melobie
2iegt i'm fteten Weaenlpiele.
Maande Shat, bie ni6ts perIprua,
@htpillt Dir folsenihlper entgesen,
2ange Spuren siebt lie nah,
Qangen SSlun uno langen 5egen.
cyebes 6era, 6as rtnst unb itrebt,
3iebt sic Meni9beit nit gum 2thts
Reiner bat umfonit gelebt,
1Ino feia 5ame par0 au- nihte.
gsihts pertpebt nnb nihts psrrtnnt
Sort unb fort pirft iebes 5treben.
Sort! Gin neues eSabr beginnt,
Cine neue Mose 2eben!
sSrioa g dams.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30

sesacques glaubte au erItiden. Gine
8illa!
.Gs i'll out, ih oonfe ssbnen", iuate
er gu bem portier uno itieg in ietnen
Waeeu. nSunbert Srants geipart. "
murmelte er, riol6 9alunfe!"
X X j:
placs be ia 8aitiGe, bel Der Sante
2aura.
Sacques Oubal tpurOe in etnen elez
ganten Salon NIT f9peren pprtieren
unb lpertbpoIen 9emdlben sefiibrt.
nQ6, mein lieber gaeffe, pie
freunoli4 BON Sbnen, i6 pollte So
men ebsn ihreiben!"
Sol"
v9enten sic ii9, meine So6ter bat
ii6 eben aiemli9 reid berbeiratbet :.
i4 5iebe gu ibr nnb bd brau6e id
Sbr .... Sbr 80. ma, sic ptlIen
19on +. :"
.Das laKe ic1 mir sefaGen, bas iit
cine brape ssrau!" ba9te Sacques
Sn oieiem Mugenblid Offnete itd bic
Sbiir unb Elm iunses biibi9es Mdbz
9en trat tn's 3immer. rMetne So9=
ter GiteIa," faste bic Sunte poritelz
lenb. rMetn 8ompliment," laste
Saeques, rSbre fiir3lide 8erbeira=
,aiirali9?" periebte bic iunee Oa=
me, rih bin bod fdon bier Sabre per=
beirdtbet!"
Sacques 5udte nicbt nit Der @im=
per, er iaste fih nit einfah frObz
lt9em Some, tpdbrenb er bic Sreppe
binuntersins: 300 Sranfs seipart
unb porbin 100 Sranfs, maht 400
0ranfs! j. Ob, biefe glenben!"
8et benz Snfel Ouranb erpartete
i'm cine amber aom0bie. gr fanb
ben suterl Mann in Der 8neipe unb
nit ben 10 2ouis, bic er bem Mlten
1tets ipenbete. mubte eine alte Wein=
re9nung beglihen tperben.
rMd nein. ieBt babe i6 senus!"
1agte iih Sacques. .Oas 1T ia iiber=
an bieielbe @efdi9te Sd fabre
iebt na9 6aufe! Won beute ab tperoe
ih Elm Ggoift!"
Qlls Der Wagen iiber ben 8oule=
barb Masenta fubr, tpurbe er bon
einem Muflauf aufgebalten, unb
Sacques' Musen fielen aufdnig auf bic
Drummer 123.
.9m." 1agte er iih, rbier tppbnt ia
bic alte Rufine 8etfp. Wie tpdr's,
fpenn i1 nal binaufginse2 Da i6 ia
bod einnal auf Der @ntbedunasreiie
begriffen bin9"
gr f9ipanfte eine Setunbe. .Hun,
metnetpegen, id min piiien, mas i4
BON Der au balten babe"
,Sm fiinften @tod, bic Sbiir
lints," bate bic portiersfrau gelast.
ssacques flingelte.
4Maban,e Dumont2" fragte er.
,Das 1T bier. nein 0err ... Doh
lie fam sic in biefent Musenblid
nidt empfansen, ba fie febr leibenb
lit .. Menn sic mir Iagen molten.
Inn mas es iid banbelt, id BIN TIRE
Gphter. I
sSbre GOdter! sSdcqles battle Bis
babin gar nibt getpuBt, baB bic.
1dnte Betfp eine 1pnter batte. unh
mar bD9it eritaunt bdriiber.
,Dohneripetter, Elm biibfhes Mdbs
dent ba1te e fin itnfS fiigte lantI
bina,l: sd pplItt 3atn neuerl Sdbrl
gratuIiren. sSd bin sSaeqies!!
.QLd Orr Saeauss Dann abtr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
.Reaia brs wiimfdbe in Der G1,peis.

Wan 56retbt uns: Oas WD!t peS
sniiat fiA an ben meiften Srten. ne
niaitens auf benz 2anbe, teinestpegs
nit einem farbloien uno trpdensIl
.groiit Neuiabr", fonoern IS bat fur
oieien MnlaB feline iiberlieferten Sprllz
DE uno Wunihfprmen. Die iih ptels
fah bur6 eSnntgfeit nno gIgeilarf
aussei6nen. Die oeipDbnlide, eirtz
fadite syorm luutet etipa: IS niinihen
eu a euots, aliidbaftigs neus sSahr
uno oab i6r lana lebet unb g'funb
bltbet." ssm sbursau Iautet Der
@unih: .ccS tpiinih eli Of (dnda {
a'Iunos, eliidbafts, g'iegnets nn0
freuberihs geuiobr, | tpiinfh, baB
ebr (i6r) no lans lebet in guoter 81
funobeit uno @ottes Seae. SIN
MQuis lit ser Sprud aereimt:
Ms ouuts elidbaftiss Minis ssahr,
g elm uno 4 trihn (triufen) fpie
bis bar (bisher)
6 feliufeIti G3eiunobeit,
5ua teim W3enih fei 6nnbheit
(gosbeit),
4s lGnes fromms 2dbu (2eben),
OaB ou 60niit etpig i'm 6immel
hldbu (fleben).
Die 8inber tpiinihen: uds guats
alidbaftiges nips eSohr. as lcngs
Qdbu uno aus mas fir 2tb un6 5eel
g Beta lit.
Der ReuiabrssruB Der Waliier
SSubrleute lautet:
Qs alud6aftiss nips Sabr,
2ls Slid tpie mem Starr,
@uats goB una allutu Rarra,
Oe tannit rita (reiten) uno fabra.
Oa na6 Dem 8oltsbraud bic Ginz
Der uno Die Mrmen fir ibre frommen
MinI6e eine fleine 9ube su erpdrten
baben, miro in 5dera uno @rnIt aud
oarauf ptelfad anseipielt, g. g.: r4s
guuts neus sSabr unb penn tbr n,er
nit ge6nt (gebeD, 10 nimm - nj
(nebm tG euh) in b 9aar." ssm Wals
lis pini9en bic gana &leinen: Ms
qludbaftias mems Sabr uno ihDnt
5elieta (patbenseihenf). eSn gasels
LAMB:
Silt lit Gblpeiter unb morn 1T Neuz
iabr,
@Gbzmer (sebt mir) an Oppis (ettDasl
gum sueta Nsuiohr!
eSm Gantpn 8ern:
D's Neuiabr tit ba unb bi Da,
Set (gebt) mer Dppis, 10 hanzi gah
(fann idb gebn).
eSm WGupta=Sbal (aanton 5htpb3)
ion es porgetommen ietn. oaB iDenn
bas @ef1enf ausblieb ober ni9t be-
frieoiste, Sic Wiinfher ith nit Dem
etpas unaarten Spruf entfsrnten:
Guois (reuoie) unb ihdbis unb inne
boil.
sic bGnb (baben) oil nit, 6as tDiiiit0
mir (nir) tpoN.
&ura uno biinbig lit Ger in einerit
Sbsile oes Ippensefls gebrduhIibe
Heuiabrssrub, nit benz mir fHlieBen:
,,gs auets yleuiabr unb CUTE Befs
ierig!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30

man 5ih bfnt oe1roert perlonoen Elm
@pielaeuo ober elm 8iiSerbuehi Limb
Sic ormen 0ertpar,0ten oenen man
ous Srooition cine 5umme G,elb All
Weuiohr Idhidt! . Die Oan1en laIIe
ich mir nod oefa[len. l1nb bie Rtnber
metnetpeoer1 aud, Nber Qelltp. bic icb
ME febe Bic feinen ssinaer riihren mir
Sen. um mir cine llnannehm(ichfeit su
erfporen uno ,6enen ich oans nette
@urnrncn Shenfe MIR neil lie NIT mir
perpunbt inns r1ein ih Sanfe perz
binbfih}tla SoSrnues biieb einen Wuz
oenblid 5fehrn nro, I6,ien nodlsn6enz
fen.
Oa 1T ann 9ei5piel ser 0etter Qepz
ppib. oen1 icf ieDen j esanudr ppr, met
mem 0iener 100 ssranfs brinaen laife.
Was thGte ber tpoh[ fir mid,9 slider
aar nthts! gr tpiirbe mid nod, niht
NAL beIucten, tpenn ich tranf nGre!
unb 6ie alte gouitne 8etIn9 Die
frieat iebes eSahr loqar 500 ssrants.
un6 tpurum9 Oas mDfte id ni1fen.
Seit aebn cyuhren haben mir uns
nid1t oeieben. 0ie[(eidbt hat gie mebr
als id1! limb bie Sante laurae Limb
ser OnfeI Ouranb2 Mber. tpahrhaftid
ich bin ia sic refine l1nteritiibunasfaf1e!
Wcf1 nein. oos barf ntdbt 10 tpeiteraez
ben. Gs lit ia oana f6aDn. out su fem
aber oeshalb brauht man bod nicht
aleidh bumm alt feinl seute min id,
NAL grfunbiallnaen einaiehenl gDem's
Ihlecht oebt. rerbe it3 ieinen 9uIfuh
nid1t entaieben. aber sic anoern ;,
aus! Oa fam ih mein Sab bei1er
perpen6enl"
Sacques Oupal mar trob ieiner ber~
Ben Heben Ser bette g2en5rf, non Ser
gDelt. geim SoSe ieines 9aters. Ser
ibn als reiden Mann auriidaelaiIen
0errn etne 2iite Der 2ente porgefunz
ben, benen Der alte 6err geaen esabresz
idluB etne unterftiibuna .3ulanote
gr bate aebn Sabre 6inburdl Den pdz
terlthen Willen refpeftirt, iebt aber
mar er entfdhloiien. etne fleine Ron=
trolle noraunehmen.
aber ipie iolIte ct tbiefe unterillduna
dnfdnaen? Nidts einfaher dls Oas:
anftutt oas @elo burh Die Doit ober
ourh feinen Siener an fdiden. tpollte
eSacalies ie6en einaelnen befuhen. Oas
mar foaar cine Ooppelte Mnfmertfdm=
teit! ssm Qaufe Oes @eiprGfs ipiirbe
sSdcques lhon erfabren, mas er tpiifen
tpollte. Damn blieh es INNER nod
unbenommen. cas @elb All geben -
oOer es au linterlaifen.
@efaat, aetban.
Der 6err BADEN bod niht peraef=
len, bic fleinen gouperts fertia su
madeng"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
. .'peb!

Set meinenl iebs3ebnten Sobrt
babe in mir fat iebes Sobr einen
3abn aieben laiftn lliifsn. I 81 IS
.Maein GDtt, gndbi8tS 6r1nltiSl,
ipitpieI Saline boben sit benn ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
goridlue s,tr Cite.

2llte Sungfer: nMub id benn bic.
8Gber aus meiner Safcbe be5dhlen,
6err Ooftor2"
Mr5t: 80 nein, fir 9lles, mas ih
Sbnen berfdreibe, nluB bic Rrdnfens
tai1e iorsen!"'
Mlte Sunsfer: ~g9, 9err Dottor,
mDaten sic mir ili6t aud einndl eis
men Mann berfhreiben2"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30
SbIagfertis.

Die Bel ssSbnen gefauften Gtreid
bOl5er miiffen feuat fem. iie aiinbeu1
gar niht!4
.Dafiir iinb's ia alid Siderbeitss
bDl3er!"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
THE GRocERS ARE IN A TRUST
OF THEIR OWN.

The ogden Retail Trust" Is not the
ogden Merchants Association. There
&c no connection between the two eX-
cent this. that the. association en-
braces the owners and proprietors OF
all lines or business. The association.
as we understand 1t. does not attempt
10 dictate prices, destroy competition
or boycott any one, while the trust
does
The merchants are justified In CO.
oneratlug 10 protect themselves
against those who are not worthy OF
credit. or of 30 systemizlng business
methods as to advance their best in
terests within the bounds of fair and
honorable dealing. That, We are told
is The purpose and the limit of the
organization. But the grocers. in their
combine have gone further and sought
10 crush out competition by fixed
prices; they have issued prescriptions
! against individuals; have inaugurated
boycotts; openly intimidated the
recalctrant and made their business
q trust In the most Objectionable sense
OF the word.
The grocers have made a mistake
Eventually they will acknowledge
their error or be brought face to face
with the public and be made to
yield.
a grocers trust Is something which
affects the welfare of every home. and
that which Injuries the homo strikes
at the very foundation of modern So
ciety. Because the good of every
home is involved is one reason why
we have faith in the successful out
come of this demand for the dis
solution of the retail trust The peo-
pie when stirred up, will make 1t
impossible for the trust to persist la
disregard OF the rights OF the com.
munity Of consumers.
When q trust acquires possession
OF luxury, the people generally are
not much concerned for they reason
IN wisdom that those who purchase
luXurIes are free to buy or not TO
buy. but the control of the nece5SarieS
of lie is quite another thing. as 1t
Is not optional with the people of a
community to become patrons-they
are forced by life itself to buy, even
from trust
Some OF the grocers say they are
not obtaining an unreasonable margin
of profit on their goods. That is not
a full Justification OF the combine
Ii could be said in pleading for the
liberty of violently insane man, that
he has never injured any one. but the
authorities know the risk of allowing
such a man To be at large. So with
the trust, If 1t has not inflicted in
jury on the people up to the present
time, the danger is threatening and
ever present.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
BOY KILLED BY
BEING ELECTR0CUTED

Extreme sorrow was brought to the
home OF ]. S Bramwell Saturday al
ternoon at about 4;30 o'clock when
the 13lyear-old son, Fred NJ. Bran
well. was electrocuted by coming In
contact with a live wire of the Tel
lurlde Power Transmission company
and his body virtually incinerated
The boy had left the home only
short time before. in a happy mood,
leaving sunshine In the home
by his performance on the
piano He lived at 26S
Harrison road He and companion,
took a stroll over the hills just east
OF the Industrial school. When they
came to the new steel towers recent
ly put up by the Telluride Power com.
pany, the lads dared each other 10
climb up on one of them In some
way the Bramwell boy became en-
tangled with the wires and received
n current OF 10000 volts into his body
His companion ran to the Poor farm
for assistance A Mr.. Zweeten. VINO
was at that place. accompanied the
boy TO where the accident had oc-
CURED. and climbing the pole freed
the body from the wire
When MIR, Zweeten arrived at the
scene the boys body was hanging
from the wires horribly burned Mr.
Zweeten is familiar with electricity
and he succeeded In getting the body
down The body was terribly burned
from the neck down II Is thought
had il not been taken down i'm
mediately il would have been burned
TO cindeTs.
One of the boys sisters, when in
formed OF the accident was com.
pletely proStratcd She fell In Il
faint and 1t was sometime afterward
beore she was revived.
The remains OF the unfortunate lad
were brought to Larkln & Sons un-
dertaklng parIors to be prepared for
burial II had not been decided la st
night whether an inquest will be nee.
eSSary.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
TAFT DID NOT WEAR
GOOD CLOTHES.

President Taft and our soldiers did
not make a good impression at FL
Paso. according to paper published
at Guadalajara. Mexico, which was
much disappointed over the clothes
which Mr. Taft wore when he met the
Senior Diaz at Ell Paso There was so
little pomp and circumstance, what
We call fuss and feathers, about the
president of the United States that
he did not fill the Mexican eye except
In the way of bulk II was like this.
he writes:
Il had hoped that the executive,
Taft, would bring TO the frontier
regiment Of soldiers. splendidly dress
ed. good battery OF artillery and
resplendent stan; but no. senor. there
was. indeed. a sad contrast
while our president went adorned
in his grand Uniform Of a general,
made in Paris az a cost of 25.000 frans,
President Taft wore suit that did
not seem 10 be his own, due TO its
looseness. His collar was wllted by
perspiration. and there was not the
slightest impression of elegance, He
went in a coach Ot may have been
one OF public hire), while our presi-
dent rode In splendid landau, and the
soldiers, the MeXlcans. were in gala
dress with well polished shoes and
well brushed clothes.
Those OF our nelGhbor were in leg
gins, yellow shoes. khaki clothes. and
what Is the worst Of ALL undershirts."
Evidently democratic simplicity is
a stranger to the Republic OF Mexico
and outward show holds admiration.
being accepted as a sign of real
worth. II We measure the nation as
We would the individual Mexico Is
untrustworthy and her people are too
much given over TO fuss and feathers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
THEY SAY.

That our neighbors in salt Lake
are bidding for the big gruelling
match between Johnson and JenrieS.
That Ogden is still in the running;
That the distributing counters for
carriers in the new federal building
have got disappearing seats;
That the public would like to know
IL these are because OF the present
epidemic of hold-up men.
That the animals In Birch Creek
canyon are quaklng with terror. be
cause Messrs. Cahoon, Scott and
Welsh arc approaching armed with
fusion caps and nitro glycerine;
That Constable Kepler. of Elko,
New, is in town, and that he looks
with horror upon the cold-hand girl,
the foot-pad and other features of
our metropolitan life, and
That he respects Nevada, where
they simply wing people. or decorate
them with a manila necktlc,
That Tom Painter OF Evanston. who
is painting the town mild colors, like
the association he represents. is
All wool, and yard wide; and
That the wool growers meeting in
ogden. in January, will be warm
one;
That Calvert, of the Forest Reserve
force, enjoys laugh at his fellow
conspirator Seip, but
That being a good Christian,
Seip forgives him;
That Judge Rolapp is one Of our
most distinguished travellers
That Fred Foster is a sport. and
gentleman. and
That he is making many friends in
Ogden;
That turkey gossip is supcrceding
politics. but.
That Hiram Pingree still likes to
think about it,
That Ogden is growing fast. and
And so Is the afternoon paper;
That a few ladies are watching out
against their husbands taking advan-
tage of the "Are-you-Dolly," etc. but
That the husbands still pursue the
even tenor OF their way;
That the school teachers are going
TO Salt Lake to get fresh pointers on
how to teach the young idea how TO
shoot. and
That the high school students now
have to report how many hours they
study each day
That nobody envies Murphy.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-15
THE CHILDREN OF THE
DEAD MINERS.

The disaster at Cherry, Illinois, Is
Gus calling OF coal miner. The
dispatches state that 900 orphans
are left in destitute circumstances and
aid must be extended from the out
side, IL want and suffering are TO be
guarded against.
These many appeals TO generous
people for help may cause an indif-
ferent response, not because there Is
lack of fine sentiment aud Willingness
10 give but there Is always present
the feeling that some one else will do
the giving.
The men who accept the risk of dig-
ginS coal in the depths of the earth
should be given some assurance that.
II disaster overtakes them. those de-
pendent on them will be cared for.
We believe with Theodore Roosevelt
that any business of extreme danger
should be made to carry the risk OF
the trade; that coal companies should
be obligated To pay To the widows and
orphans sum large enough to keep
them free from hunger; or the No.
tional government OF the state should
take the responsibility of extending
help 10 the bereaved families.
II Is sad feature Of these recur-
ring mine calamities that the very