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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
RniaberprTh1t ta1te9t.

Gum Rapitel Der RGuberaef6idten,
nit oenen aur 3eit Die 8epDlferuna
gnelanos seansftist miro, fdreibt
bic n&Dlnif6e 3eitung":
Drei bebeutenbe @eeitdbte, bic nit
Barton On TIE 6umber $4,000 Mens
iden beberbereen, srobe 2aeer unb
8orrdtbe beiiBen unb iih oaber als be-
ionoers Observation-Disclosures betrahz
ten, finb bur6 ben neueiten sslottens
rummel tpieber in lebbafte llnrube
pe,IeBt iporben. 9ull, bas i'm puntte
Oes 6dnbelslpertbes Die brittle StelIe
rnter Den eneIif6en 6afen be-
anfpru4t, fpieIt allein fton eine
grcBc Holle. Wenn man fidb perc.z
gentpdrtiet, in tpie pieIen @denfen
uro 6erbereen Die feefabrenoe 8epDI=
terune an beiben Seiten Ser geprbfee
81 Soften, tpie bic beutieen, @efdidz
ten unb @eriidte melbet, dusfdmiidt,
peiter trGst unb erDrtert, oarf man
iif am gnoe iiber 8eIdi6ten tpie bie
geitern i'm parlament eraGblte nidt
lprnbern. Gs sibt buben uno briiben
erfinbungsreihe SpabpDeel unb bDIe
8rben. bic iih Defenders anqereat
fiitlen, falls iie auf Ieihteldubiae
dnsitli1e Mitmenfhen ftpben. lno
bcnr bat es audi niemols an nidtsz
nrbigem @plt ssfeblt, bas 2euten, sic
acittpeiIie Der 4Banif suednsli9 Iinb,
fir @elb unb quite Wprte an Gntbiils
li,rsen unb Sffenbaruneen olles erz
finoet, tponad ibre aufaereeten Seez
len 8eeebr trugen. Wer 5tpeifelt
beute baran, bob pdbreno hs 8urenz
f,ieges Die Gneldnber in Sa9en bes
9ampfers 8unoesrutb bur9 oerartiae
Ra6ridten unb 8ebauptuneen raus
better Quelle" irresefiibrt tporben iinb.
Die falf6e 8unoe 1T linen bamaIs
arf 10000 pf. ct. au iteben gefomz
men. @ielleidt 1T audi Cir @epree
Druebtp bon 2euten, bic 1einen
Saaheifer fennen, fdnDbe bineineelegt
tpnrben. 6eute miro in Der Mornina
pcit eradblt, es lei i'm porisen Serbite
.sur 3eit Ser Mon0per cine itorfe
Sruppenabtheiluna lin einem Der
neuen oeutiden MiIitdrbGfen" raid
aufommeneeaoeen uno in ebenfo rof9
be1eitseitellten Oampfern eineefhifft
unc unsefGbr folanee unb fotpeit fpaz
aieren eefahren porben, als nDtbis
fei, um nod gnelanb gu eelansen.
3ped Der uebune lei eetpefen, unter
dnoerem feitsuitellen, ob cine fpIhe
Operation eemaht tperben fDnne,
obne i'm Nuslanbe rudbar au tperben
ulb Muffeben au er-egen. Oie Sahe
lei bamals ppllitdnbie selunaea, benn
meier bas enalifSs Triagsminiite>
rum nod bic NbniralitGt babe et=
mas erfabren. Da baben Gie oas
Muiter fir folhe @efdidten. Gs iit
say boffen. bab Die MGnner bes
asieesminiiteriums nnb Ser Mbmiraz
litdt sesen Die iolhe Oinee baupt>
fahlih gemiinat iinb, Der Sadie nads
geben unb bdnn fhon i'm eigenen sSns
tereTe bag fali9e Stiid bem umlauf
enfaiehen uno auf Den 2aoentifd
nageln.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
1nB 4tunhiibRi.

Der nit alien Mrten BON eeIunbz
beitssefdbrliden 8aaillen burhiebte
Strabenitaub tit notorifh elm 9auptz
erreser Der @9pinbiuht, besbalb lit
ia AUDI oas 4usfpeien auf ben Stra=
ZEN, in ben Strabenbabnen, Dffentli=
den @ebduben etc. itrensftens perbo@
ten. Denn bic WiHenl bat unan=
tcfbar na6sepieien, baB bic in benz
Auspurf fdpinbiibtiser perionen
entbaltenen 8a3illen blr6 Muftrpdnen
bss Qusnurfs nidt unlhdblid ee=
ma6t perben fonbern lebensfdbis
bletben unb bann bon ge1unDen
aeuten in staubform eineeatbmet -
Die Suberfutpi IT'S INNER tpetter perbrei=
ten. Da iid bas Gtaubiibel natiirli9
nt4t gang beiettieen ldbt, 10 lit es bic
pfli4t aler ftdbtif9en 8ebOrben, me-
nisitens fir beRen sr0Btm0slide 9er=
minberuns Gorge gu trasen.
5reilt4 auf bic bisber setpObnli9
seiibte Nrt tpirb bic Nerminberuns Der
Staubgefabr nidt eraielt tperben.
Man miibte ba fhon gu ipirfiameren
Uatteln greifen. Oa bat 3. g. u.
Gmerfon cine Maidine erbaut gum
pneumattf6en Muffausen bes @tra@
Beni6muBes. Das betr. .Mutomobil"
ion iebr griinbli6e Mrbeit tbun unO
namentli4 ben feinen 5taub, Der it1
5lpif6en ben Pflaiteriteinen feftieBt,
nin bollenbeter Weife auffausen".
Damn iinb nit rMntiftaubit" in
Deutfdlanb auberorbentli9 siinitige
Grfolge er5ielt porben. unb aipar BEL
jebem Metter i'm CONNER tpie i'm
Winter. 0erfu1e nit perbiinntem
,Mntifaubit" i She'll bapon uno 2
9beile Wai1er - ereaben i'm lebten
Winter in Berlin bas He1ultat, bab
trob itrensen Sroftes bic @traben=
Dberflade nidt pereiite. Ser @taub
ipurbe sebunben rnb nit ben geloderz
ten Gisitiiden entfernt. Die @trabe
mar itaubfrei setporben, ipdbrenO in
ben Nebenitraben Der raube Minb 6en
Staub dufmirbelte. DieWeriu9e tpnrz
ben forteeiebt unb batten befriebigenz
be grsebniiie. @efrieren Der Derz
biinnten Mntiitaubitz2Ofung mar bei
teinem 8erfuh boreetomrnen, auh
mar Elm S9liipfrigtperben bes pflas
tiers nirsenbs einsetreten. vMntis
ftaubit" 1T ein fliifiiser Mnts
terlaugenriiditanb (gblormnlneiiun),
Der Bel Der aali@0erarbeitung getpons
men ipirb. Oie Soften ieiner Mnpenz
bnng iinb niht erbeblih. sic fteuen
fid auf etipa IL Marf fir 10000 Sc
piertmeter 5ldhe. Mud) Del nirb
pielfad our 8annung bes @taubes III
Mnlpenbung gebraht. eSm Berliner
Sbiergarten q. 3. bielt Die Delb5pren~
telung 8 Bis IL Wohen bor. Muh
bisie Metbobe fommt berbiItniBs
nGBig niht teuer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

8on unieren auspGrtigen 8eiibun=
gen bDren mir in Der 8erihteritattun9
l:nferer 9epef6enaeenturen perbGltz
nibmdBia penig. glur in cuberorz
bentliden ssdllen, ipenn greieniHe fi9
ri9t perbeimli6en lafen, tommt barr
iiber aunbe. Mie gum 8eiIpiel neuz
li9 iiber bic 8ef6nerben Der Dortpri=
.aner, oenen oo9 eine lanee 2eibensz
perioee poraufgegansen fein mub.
!5cipaii lieat Der 8eri6teritattuna 10
fern, als bdtten mir ME bort uniere
5lagge aufge5oeen, unb ron BEN pbi=
lippinen b0ren mir nur, tpenn bic Sa=
riFoe5atten bon Ser Hotbtpenbiafeit
iprehen. benz Snielreid] 3o[lernGbiz
anng gu getpdbren ober gu Dertpeieern,
iuie geraoe Die 2aune bes &pnaref1es
es feftimmen mag. 5riiber bohen mir
tiel babon gebort, nie Der omertfanis
fGe Parlamentarismus fib aus ben
@rriibungen in 9orfeemeinben aur
gethdtigung oer8ebDIferuna in natipz
mailer 8efebgebung enttpidele, tpie bas
tleine rotbeSdulhaus iih in sic Qanbz
gemeinben eintpurSelt, amerifunifhes
Gapital @tienbabnen baut nnb bic
Shdbe bes 2anbes. auf unb unter Der
@roe, sll perpertben fu9t. Neuerbines
bort man bariiher tpenia. Die ge=
rihterftattuna ffsint nlibe eetporben
gu fein, oher es sibt nihts gu beribz
ten. Da muB man fd fdon mad
caberen sSnformationsque[len umz
ieben. Cine fplde finben mir in elmer
&orrefponben5 aus ManiIa, bie, an
cine beutfGldnbif9e 3eitung eeridtet,
interHante Mittbeilungen iiber Die Be-
feftisnng bes !6afens BON Manila entz
Ealt. 3esierungsbertthte aus WaIb=
inston baben barber nihts perlauten
lohen. Der beutfdldnbifde 8eri9t-
erftatter fhreibt:
Mer nur einisermaben bic Mugen
oufma9t, fann leidt erfeben, baB bon
ben 4ngeitelIten Der Hegieruns nit
iDabrbdft fieberbaftem Gifer aearbeitet
unb bic Ginfabrt Manilas 3u elmer
Der ftdrfften sSeftungen Der Melt ,imz
geffaltet miro. Dus erfennt man an
ben eleftrifden 8abnen, bie an ben
gdnoen 8efeitiaungen entlang laufen
linb Munition linb INNER tpieber Mu<
nition beforbern. an ben eroBen elefz
trifden Merfen, bic bic 5deinDerfer
Ter Sorts NIT Rraft perforgen, an ser
Msnge BON Dampfbopten, bic hierber
rerfdifft iporben iinh, nm fir bas
afusIegsn bon Minen peripenbet al
iperbell, iin6 an Der grpBen 3abI BON
IeHnifer1. Die NIT einem Der lebten
1rdnspDrte nntanen, bic fih in ben
MinenIegun95nrbeiten en- Der omeris
ldnifHen Meitfiifts grfabrungen gez
fammeIe b1ben. Mnn erfennt Is ali benl
ind51enhaften Materidl fir Bic Mrft=
lnoIs fre Gserltinen itrb R1nonen, bie
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

o,oebsn. 90 bl,ibt er Cd. 4 W1o,tutt
iishen. bann piro Ct fiItrirt uno duf
1Iafhen gefiiIlt. 2. Muf ie 5 Wano
asrYhnittenen Mbabarber refret man
21a Quart 3fegsfttDaHer. 9as giebt
man in Elm AolagefGB nno bsdt e MT
sinem Sud- Att. Die Mfhana bletbt
neun Ecee iteber, mub absr tdglih
oreiH1al nit einem 6olsftiel nmgeritbrt
peroen. geah b!eIer 3eit lGbt man
Die Mifhnna burh Elm aroBloderiges
Gieb Iaufen unb iebt 81 ie 21a
Quarts Der dbgelaufenen sSliiihgfelt
4 pfuno ipeiben 3uder, ben Saft pon
sfpei unb Die anf 3uder abgeriebene
6hale BON elmer gitrone hinall. -
CUR SflGrnng ninrlnt man auf ie 10
Quart ssliifiigteit / ltnae 6anfenblait,
oie man iiber benz 5euer in / pint
oes @aftes auflDit. SIT bus Rldrmit=
tel erfaltet, 10 giebt man es 81 Der
Maffe, Sic man in Elm gut aereinigtes
ssaB aieBt. SIT Die 9dbrune beenbet,
10 miro bas SAB suseipunbet.
,Das OeIen bes pferbeaes
fhirrs. Betanntlih 1T bic I'M
ttrhaltung bes pferbsaeihirres ni6t
geraoe bilIig. Sin Mittel, bus Sc
ftirr lGnser hnltbar su MAIDEN, miro
baber ntllfpmmen fein. Sin gan3
ausaeaei1netes 0erfabren, bus Ges
idbirr ldneer baltbar au nuhen. 1T
nun BAG Selen. ys tpir0 in ser Weiie
aussefiibrt: syn einem Baum, ipD
man bas @eidirr aana auseinenber
IhnalIen fam, tpirb es in alien ieinen
Sbeilen erftmals nit lauiparnlem
Waifer, Dem Bottaihe augeieBt 1T,
abeepaThen. Mller Schnub unb al&
les sett mub perfhpinben. SIT bas
erreiht, 70 tpdldbt man bas 2eoer NIT
reinem WaFer eefdn1eiois. 6artes
2eber gu 0len. Bat ndmlicb gar te!nen
3ned. @rit tpenn ale Qeoert5eile
eenIgenb peih unb eefhmeibig ee>
iporben iinb, bdnet man iie an einem
Srte auf, mo tie langIam i'm 56ate
ten trodnen. Wenn bds 2eber gea
rabe mod 5puren bon sSeuhttatett
seiet. bann lit Der Qugenblid aefcm>
men, no man es nit 0ortheil DIT.
0dsu 1T bos bette uno billigite Del
Der 2ebertbran. 9[le anberen Dele,
beionbers bds piel pertrenoete Gldueltz
felt, iiben eine grobe Nnsiebungsfraft
auf Die Mduie aus. gfur mub man
nit Dem 2sbertbran nidt etpd fpa@
rem pollen. @s muB 10 biel aufeez
leet irerben, buB bas 5ett audi tief
in oas 2eber einbringen tdnn. SIT
bas 2eoer eeolt, 10 bdnst man es gum
Srodnen auf unb reibt es. fobolo es
adna troden iit. nit einem Woll=
lappen gut ob. 90 bebanoeltes Sc
f9irr bat cine piel ldnsere 2ebens=
bauer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

fdGsungsipsife ali, bat felt 1875 fet=
nert Genius eebabt. Die Iebte
shGBnng. Dor breiaebn sSabren porz
senrmn1en, beri1tft 4,699, ,9S9 Gins
.ipehner. eine 3abI, bic auf Dem Bar
gain Counter gefunben au fem fdeint,
Sm Werglet6 nit dnberen 2Gnbern
lit Die 8ebOlferunessdbl biefer iiibliz
den gerine, Bel ipeitem nidt benz
@trbdltnib entfpredenb, bas fie i'm
Meltbonbelsperfebr einnebmen. Sn
'oieiem fpielen fie eine bebeutenbe
RrIle. Die europdifnen 2Gnoer eben@
70 tpie bic Ser. Staaten ben1iiben fich
Inn ibre Runofdaft, pbfhpn tire
Qlrsfubr erDber 1T ais Der 9ebarf an
auslGnoifden Waoren. gs iino eben
nod 2dnber Der 3ufunft, bic fpGter=
bin in internationaIen Besiebunaen
mehr 5u fagen baben tperben als bente,
mo man tbnen politifd ipenig Muf=
merffamfeit fdenft. sic baben fid9
bisber felbit aiih riht bdrum biel Be-
miibt. 8raiiIien bat allerbines auf ber
Soaeer Ronferena Elm Wort mitauz
ipreden perfudt, aud Mraentinien iid5
gum WDrt semelbet, ipdbrenb Chile,
fir feline GnttpidIuns duBerit riibris,
bic sroBen Meltaffairen einitpeilen
nod unberiibrt Idbt. gs fam iparten,
bts feline 3eit fpmmt. Wie iiberbaupt
fir bic fiibamerifanifden 2dnber, bic
niat fir immer in Der tpeltpplitiihen
abeefdlofenbeit bebarren tperben, bic
tie bisber eingenommen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

Ser profeTor in Netp Worf, Der
10 Meilen i'm 2uftballon auffteisen
min, nm nit ben Marsbefpobnern gu
reben, 1T permutlid Der gleihe, Der
fib tiiralid auf bic SuBfpiben fell@
te, Inn fi9 BON Der GtraBe aus nit
einem i'm stpanaiglten Stodtperfe Ell
nes Molfenfrabers aug benz Seniter
fdauenben 5reunbe an unterbalten.
X X X
Die neuefte grfinbuns: prn elmer
3entralftelle aug fDnnen Big smr6Glfte
Ser aanonen zines Rriegs1hiffes eIet=
trif1 gertdtet ilnb abgefeuert tperben
iinb 3par auf einmal. Sebt feblt nur
md Oer Npparat, Der garantiert, baB
bic @efdOiTe ben 5einb aud ireffen.
X r X
Wer ba bebauptet, feline MutoritGz
ten selten laifen az ipollen, raimrnt i'm,
nler feline eigene aus.
4
Gin fleiner Stein fam cine sroBe
1eule MAIDEN.
Sn Netp yort brobi tpeeen hes WGtz
.sritreits cine 9rtteInot. ga. bns
Nier irirb aud) - f6medtn!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

Den armen Gran3Dfen 2esaaneur
MOLTEN he in Wien burhpriiqelr.
neil Ct ni1t fliesen fonnte. Qlber Il, II
bsr gan3en Menee mar teiner, Set es
Tim bate Dorma9en t1nnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
EruttosIpnneft.
190SA'09 19o7-'0S 1906-'O7
Robr5udcr 80. 74S1,054 6,905,1o7 7.3311ss
&iben5uGer :. 6,S86010 7,002,474 7143, ,St8

aotaI .....14, ,367 o54 13,O97,5s1 14,475. .oo6
Die 3utunft Der neuen Sropen=
@aritultur, beren er0Bte Soffnuns
auf Der 3udertultur berubt, bdngt ppn
bret 5aftoren ab: @ritens 1T bic 9er-
anaiebuna Observation-Disclosures notb=
fpenoig, tpel4e tpirtfame Pflanamez
tboben tennen, tpie iie 3. 9. in 2oui.
fiano CUR @ntpidluns sebradt tppr=
BEN iinb. 3peitens 1T Rapttal aur
9urdfiibruns Der beHeren Metboben
nnb grpeiterung Der &ultur erforberz
Iid. unb f4lieBlid muB nidt nur
eeniisenoe QbiaBeelegenbeit fir ben
eeiponnenen 3uder, ionbern auh fir
Die Surpluszprpbufte porbonben iein,
nie fie in Der 3udertultur ais fonitiz
es grnte erseugt perben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

Mbnbnrberipein. n. I. Sum
ger Rbnbarber miro in Stiide aef6nit=
ten, 3erquetfht un6 IN einen Gfeinz
tppf ober in Elm sSGbden gemeiTen.
Damn rennet man alif iebes Quart
elm Quart Wdf5er. 6as man bdriiber
fhiittet. gldhoem 0ies iiber Ndd,t qez
itanben Bat, ipir0 es in einem Suhe
dusgepreBt. Muf ieoe GdlIone Guft
re1net man 3 pfuno 3uder, ldBt bie<
len BARN lDien unb 3ipei 9aae fteben.
Damn tpirb er IN Elm sy1bhen aentfz
len. nuf je6e @ulIons iuir0 Elm pfuno
Mdldaa sRDfinsn nnb 1 pint Gpgnac
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
In., Der mod,e.
Delt unc Eeben unfer Der supe eoito
rielIer Betrahtuns.
alpeJftmniTd1er 9aarssr.

Sebe @aifon brinat neue 8elpeiIe
fir bic erobe gntpifelunssfdhigt
ber 3uderfultur in ben ipetinDifhen
IrppenIGnbern. Dds alte Spitem Der
GuItnr nnb Der 3udereetpinnuns bat
iisb bafelbft pOllte iiberlebt. unb beions
bers in Dem britifden She'll Weitins
biens bat es neuen MetbDben plaB gee
ma1t, tpeIde bafiir perantnprtli9
iinb, ipenn fi4 benSnfeln pieoer neues
aapitol auipenbet. 8eionbers erfolg=
reid ertpeift iih bic Jog. 2puifianaz
Metbobe aur 8ebonbluns bon 3uderz
rpbrr2Gnbereien. Mait 0iIfe ionitiser
perbeHerter Metbpben Der 8pbenbez
banbluns Iinb insbefpnbere bic Snieln
Erinibab unb Mntigua in cine neue
Mera Der profperitdt, bant erfplsrei>
der 3uderprobuttion, einsetreten. Die
europdif6en 2dnbern gebDrigen peit.
inbifhen eSnieln probuctren aeeentpdr=
tis etipa $4,000 8rutto= =Sonnen 3uf=
Ter i'm Sabre. Sett 8eeinn Der Or
beiten an benz panamdfanal baben
bieie Snieln on itratesif9er Bebeuz
tuns eetponnen uno bic 9(ufmertiam=
felt BON Snnei itoren auf ii9 selentt,
tpelde bic bortieen Snbuitrien auf cine
setpinnbrineenbe Bats brinsen.
Die Suderprobuttion Der Welt
madt unter fplden lmitdnben rapibe
5ortfdritte unb fdbrt fort, ii4 gu er=
tpeitern. Sm Sabre 1880 tpuroen an
3pbrz unb aiibensuder auiammen nur
erft $4,000 Sonnen eetponnen.
@eiihe;n bat iid Die Beltprobuttion
nobe5u perpierfadt, unb 5tpar seist
ficb bic Itdrtfte 3unabme in Der @rseu=
eung bon apbr3uder. sir bic lebten
bret 3uderja6re itellten iib Die 3iffern
Der Rpbrz unb Riiben3uder<9etpins
nune fplgenoermaben:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

Il m Seppihe ppr allsu rdfhem
5hmuBen au befpabren, lit es gut,
tie tdglih narb oem Mbtebren nit ei@
mem eieens bierfiir beitimmten gro<
ben 2einentuhe, oas man meArmnls
in auna reines Maifer tauGt, a5au=
pifhen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

pfannen aus fhnarsem
Gifenbleh laiien iid gut bnrh
Sdla reinigen, nit Dem man Die erS
biBte pfanne tiihtig aasretbt. Us
pirD oaburh aud Oas Nn5rennen Der
5petIen perbiitet.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-12-02
WEST VIRGINIA NEWS.

Hon. Newton Ogdin, former State
Treasurer of West Virginia, died in Park
ersburg yesterday, aged IS years.
CAPTAIN Isaac Kuykendall, prominent
citizen of Hampshire county, died on
Tuesday, aged 10 years.
John ]. Cornwell, of Romney, was
elected president of the West Virginia
horticultural Society at its meeting at
Keyser last week.
Former Sheriff E. E. Musick, of Mingo
county, this State, has had to fork over
to the county l0,7l635, an audit show
ing his accounts to be short this sum.
Miss Sallie Cornwell, daughter OF Hon.
John ]. Cornwell, of Romney, was mar
ried to MIR. Eugene Allies, secretary and
treasurer OF the Hampshire Southern
Railroad, yesterday.
Prof. Frank B. Trotter, an instructor al
the State University at Morgantown, was
offered the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Stale
School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind at
Romney at a salary of s., 800, but he de-
clined the position.
Harry Robey, eleven-year-old son OF
Frank Robey, OF Sardis, w. Va, is de ad
from the effects of drinking pint OF
whiSkey. An elder brother had pur-
chased the whiskey, and tn e younger
brother took it from the buggy and drank
it.
The Central Leather Company, the
successors of the United States Leather
Company, through Thomas q. Pownell,
of Cumberland, general superintendent,
has given free permission to all citizens
of West Virginia to hunt on their vast
properties covering thousands OF acres.
At Morgantown last Thursday Rudolph
Monk, of the West Virginia University,
was badly hurt while playing football,
his skull being fractured. It is said that
the game was not sport, but brutal
fight between bitter rivals. There is agi-
tation now for law preventing football
in West Virginia.
A. !. Wilkinson, the newly-elected
secretary OF the West Virginia Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows, has opened his
office in Grafton. He is the third secre-
tary OF the Grand Lodge since the organ
ization in 1860. The retiring secretary,
A. E. BllingSlea, OF Fairmont, held the
office for 26 years.
Workmen grading for street at War
wood near Wheeling Saturday unearthed
the skeletons Of 81 Indians or persons OF
some prehistoric race. George S. Dorsch,
former owner OF the land upon which the
bones were found, removed a mound a
few years ago and uncovered six skele-
tons. Those found Saturday were lying
in a semi-circle around the site OF this
mound. Each had been buried with
dog beside it and then surrounded with
mussell shells and a few arrow heads.
Measurements indicate that all the Skel-
etons were those OF persons six feet or
more tall. Many of the bones crumbled
while being handled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-12-02
ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A
GOOD STOMACH.
This Offer Should be Warning to EV-
cry Man and Woman.

The newspapers and medical journals
have had much to say relative to famous
millionaire'S offer of a million dollars for
new stomach.
This great multi-millionaire was too
busy TO worry about the condition OF his
stomach. He allowed his dyspepsia to
run from bad to worse until in the end it
became incurable. His misfortune should
serve as warning to others. Every one
who suffers with dyspepsia for a few
years will give everything he owns for a
new stomach.
Dyspepsia is caused by an abnormal
state of the gastric juices. There is one
element missing-Pepsin. The absence
of this destroys the function OF the gastric
fluids. They lose their power TO digest
food
We are now able to supply the pepsin
in a form almost identical to that naturally
created by the system when in normal
health, so that it restores to the gastric
juices their digestive powers, and thus
makes the stomach strong and well.
We want every one troubled with indl-
gestion and dyspepsia to come to our
store and obtain box of ReXall DySpep-
sia Tablets. They contain BiSmuth-Sub-
nitrate and PepSin prepared by process
which develops their greatest power to
overcome digestive disturbance.
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are very
pleasant to take. They soothe the irri-
table, weak stomach, strengthen and in
vigorate the digestive organs, relieve
nausea and indigestion, promote nutrition
and bring about feeling OF comfort.
lfyou give ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets
a. reasonablei trial I'VE will return your
money.if you.are not satisfied with the
result. Three sizes, 25icents, so cents
andl 81 90. s. Remember you can obtain
Rexall Remedies in ShepherdStown only
at our ore,-The ReXall Store. Rein
harris Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1909-12-02
Church Improvement.

ST. Peters Catholic Church at Harper's
Ferry, which has been closed for the past
four months while extensive improve
ments have been made, was reopened for
public worship last Sunday, when ap-
propriate services were held. The clergy
taking part in the service were: Rev. J..
T. O'FanelI, Pittsburg Rev. John Har-
new, Paulist, from Washington; Rev. J..
B. O'Reilley, of the Sacred Heart Cathe-
dral, Richmond; Rev. James Gilsenan,
Martinsburg, and Rev. James E. Collin,
Father O'Farrell singing the mass and
Father Harvey delivering the Grafton.
The entire interior OF the church has
been redecorated, the color scheme being
amber and green, the oak WainScotlng
being finished in the natural grain to &C
cord with the pews. The interior paint
ing harmonizes with the new memorial
windows, which are of green and opaque
amber background, with appropriate fig-
ures and inscriptions. They are for the
following families: Tearney memorial,
back of the sanctuary, has the figure OF
St. Peter upon the main window, with
two smaller windows on either side; in
the church the altar containing sculphlrai
figures and inscriptions are the git OF
lanes Conway, for his mother and father
and son John; to George n. and Eliza
beth Lynch; Mary A. Higgins; Thomas
p. and Bridget Burleigh; Michael Doran:
DItmeyer memorial; Miles memorial ;
Daley and Apologize memorial ;O'Beirne
memorial; to Murtha Walsh; to Michael
Bowler; one, the gift of Patrick Higgins;
to Mary Murphy; and triple window IN
the front of the church, to Joseph Barry
and his wife. In the altar on either side
are two marble statues OF the Blessed
Mother and Joseph memorials, the git OF
parishionerS, as are the new braSses and
fixtures in the altar.
A set of Stations OF the Cross which
will be received later, ARE made in Munich,
Germany. and is the gift OF James Clark,
of Cumberland. They are in high relief
of stone composition, frames OF old ivory +;
figures Of delicate color with amber back
ground, made to match the general color
| scheme.
The church is beautifully lighted by
many electric globes running along the
nave of the roof and dropping from the
ends of the pendants, and around the arch
OF the sanctuary. The altar is also re-
furnished with a handsome velvet carpet.