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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

To hear that n steel bar may be
stretched almost one-third of its length
before breaking may not be news to
the engineers. but it is contrary to
popular estimates of elastic sub.
stances. Such is the report of a test
OF the tensile strength of a piece of
bridge material made recently.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Virginia man sees movins-picture
murder scene and goes out and kills
somebody. Woman sees moving pic
lures of Coilinwood fire and goes
crazy. They do move
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

London newspapers. it seems. charge
something like q dollar a line for pub
fishing notices of society events. Ye,
IL Is the fashiouables who are called
the smart set~-not the publishers
who get their money.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

The new remedy. '-radio-thor." Is ex-
pected to cure old age. This is the
finishing blow to the Osler theory and
realizes Ponce de Icons dream Of per
petual youth. Modern science is the
real miraclemaker
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
Train "Frozcn Up.u

The entense cold caused the cote
d'Azur express to break down near
I,ijon. Frapee. recently. The water in
the tRR6sr was frozen hard The pas
Se6gers had to pass the night in the
village.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

n you care to make little money
get an option on n race course for ny
ing machines Air grants are still to
be had for the mere taking.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

A Soif cabinet should be more enec>
tive than . tennic cabinet in that one
game permits far more conversation
than the other.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
Tratf,c on Indian RaiIroads.

The total number of passengers car
ried by the railroads of India in 1907
was sos $50, 600. against 27I. COG. 900 in
1906. The earnings therefrom
amounted to s50,150. 600. against s45..
6lS.S30 in 1905 The third-class pas
senger traffic amounted to 81 ,1O1 900.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

II Castro sheds tears over his ex,
clusion from venezuela it is a sign
that reports exaggerated the size Of
the treasure chest with which he de
parted
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
The report from Oakland. Cal tia

The report from Oakland, Cal. that
q young woman of that city is facing
invaiidism for life because of blood
poisoning contracted from careless
handling of carbon paper for mani
folding should be warning to type
writer's in general. The colorinS mat
ter used in carbon paper is said to be
dangerous when it gets into the throat
or eyes
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Hiram Maxim is doing everything
possible with his smokeless and noise
less firearms TO save the feelings Of
the man who handles the weapon.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
Questionable

Has she a sense Of humor?"
Il can't tell"
why not?"
Because she looked serious when
she told me she admired your, sing
ing"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

And now a college professor de-
ecriees Roosevelt as a combination
Of ST. Paul and 81. Vitas," Mime
apoliS will resent this
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

The Se-Soiiaran-ounce dog OF Nine
Tetrsxinni is dead. The singer had
named il Salome. Perhaps it thought
IL had better die.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Londcn's suffragettes are having as
much excitement as L circumstances
permitted them 10 participate in cleo
ton riots
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

American sailors feel that it is NJ
TO them to protect this country to
their last drop of blood since Heller
Gould lives here.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

English is to be taught in the Gaute>
mala schools There is a nation that
can see the hand OF destiny without
waiting to feel it applied.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
Wasted Years.

Nan-So, after six years courtship
all Is on between Tim and Tiny
Fan-Yes; they loved not wisely
but too platonfcally.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

On rare occasions the cEar OF Rus
ala is compelled to muster up cour
age enough to so downtown He is
great pctentaSe.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Having caught one of the rippers
the Berlin police might infiict his suit
able punishment with his own knife
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
NOT A WEIGHT LITTER.

is the baby strong?'
We'll, rather, You know what a
tremendous voice he hase''
Yes
We'll. he lifts that five or six times
IN hour!"
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

The Berlin police Will now have 4
ripping time with a certain prisoner
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Wise people use Hamlins Wizard Oil
to stop pain because they know it always
makes good. Foolish people txy expert
nents- Ask your druggists about 1t.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

When . man gives more than q dol
Lar to charity he usually manages to
get caught in the act.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
TRAVEL MADE SAFE
FEW ACCIDENTS ON RAILROADS
OF UNITED KINGDOM.
Remarkable Work in Doing Away with
Casualties That Would Seem to Be
Almost Unavoidable in
This Country.

The following report concerning rail-
road accidents in the United Kingdom
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

The smallest baby on record has
been named after Mr.. Taft Why on
earth didn't they think OF Bonapartec
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

The auto mas proved that it has both
come to stay and come TO go.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Collarless coats are threatened. and
We trust the summer will see the
restoration of cuff-leSs trousers.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

From the blackmailer's viewpoint.
keeping secrets is a paying business
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Samson was the first actor on recort
to bring down the house
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

Chicago man who was married by
50 women is in Jail and safe at last.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10

PILES CURED IN 8 TO II DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any cas-.
of Itching. Blind bleeding or PnoeTudfnx Piles ii
to Il days money r0funded- &c.,
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1909-04-10
Japan BuiIdinc Locomotives.

Works at Hiogo have Just completed
in Japan
The Echo register. (Echo, Umatilla County, Or.) 190?-1909, 1909-06-25

of
will held at
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07
VoIttti1eS.

uniefe eiootsasiebaebun9 trot am
MlontoQ in Columbus juiammen nno
prqonllirte fiM ME foIat: prdiibent
pro temp. bes Gsnats. g. .. Rnibers
bon Summit Gounip. Repnblitaner.
6prsner oes pauies. 8ronpille. W.
Dionep BON glfhtobuia. Repnblitaner.
Ea Die anDern @anoisaten IiA sutiif.
3ogen. 10 ncminierten Die @epublitaner
|einfimmie 3heobore .. Burton gum
BunoesIeuator uno berieibe tpiro am
IL. SnHuar er,pdblt peroen.
Sn bem Gall oe9en bic Gtanoaro
Oil &c., Der in Der unferlten Snifan3
oes Bunbes9erihts mil oer 0erurtbei.
lung Der Geiellihaft au siner Geloitrafe
BON neun unb 3mnn3ia Rillion,n enoete.
pab bas =Bunoesgeridt eine Gnt.
iheiouna ab. in Der Der BON Der Bun.
oesreQierunq nahaelnhte yDrit of cer-
.tiorari". auf 8runo oshen Der Jatl Oor
bic b6hlte BerihtsinitailS oes 2anoes
9ebroht tueroen iollte, abseipielen miro.
Die &eaieruna 1T oesbalb ae5wunaen.
bic 5tanoaro Oil 60. nod einmal in
Der erlisn Snitan5 oes Yunoesaerihts
3u prossfIiren, ip,nn Tie elaubt. ye-
peile ooihr gu babeu, oaB Die Oil So.
lid Der llebertretuna Der 8eleBe betreffs
DER Hemllianng nno 9lnnabme bon
Nabatten ihulOig asmabt bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07

0oeiaub.
Mus Berlin tpiro 0emeloet, boF
bas Msibnantsaefh6it i'm oilaemeinen
ihlsnt ii uno oob @eidditsleufe oariibe,
ilaaen. DaB Waarsn bon bobem Wertbt
aar ni&t s.iauft werben.
aaiier Wiihelm min brei rbeiniIde
Ehl6iier iopie Die 61l6Ner in Gsna=
brlf uno geQa oertoufen.
Sn Deuti1lanb berri1te Iebte Wohe
zine furdtbare Gdlte. Nus oem 0ard
tuuroen 3meiunb3man3iq Brab @ellius
unter Run berihtet. Wielfa1 moben
fin Verfebrsii6run9en in Der empiinb.
lihfen Weiie 9elteno. Mu6 tommt Die
2unbe. oaB on lnonhen Crten Nen-
Ihen erfroren iino. Ser 3bein TT ourh
gisgona aeiperrt. 10 baB bic 5hiiffabrt
D6llig gum 5tillltano eetommen 1T. sn
Berlin un0 anberen 9roBen Stdoten
fino ale porbanoenen WdrmehaIen
iiberfiiat. Ser Nnorang 1T Elm nod
ME oageweiener.
Als ole aneritaniihe Glotte am 90.
Desember ourb Die Strobe BON Bab=el-
Wanbeb in bas &otbe Weer einIubr,
iiel sssiie 5hottlano. Elm Matroie bon
Dem pan8erldiff .Sllinois" iiber Borb
uno er ertrant. ehe Die Yoote. Die iofort
anspefebt lpurbsn. ibn erreiben tonuten.
Die Sllnois. Reariarae uno RentufD
biieben guild. um nah Dem Matroien
su iuhen, aber umlonff.
s}n Der Ndbe bon 9iflls. i'm ruff
lhen 5ranstautaiis., fam es am 6rei=
tag gu einem fampIe snilhen Soloaten
uno griaanten. nobel Smei nidnner
|get0otet nuroen, Die lpdter als Die
5siibrer Der Hduberbanoe ioeniifiii,i
,nuroen, bon Der ON 27. Sunl 49, z
Der 5fiirlt @boroege, ell WltQlieo oes
Reih5rntbs. erlnDrDet Duroe. uno Dir
uahber oas 6aus oss Jurlten ans=
pltinoertcl.
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auI osn Jneln auW IelHe utenl@sn
YIN > Seosn aetolnnen. W muroe aleI'
osn9s am ~. De9emOet all gen .5n'ein
eln Earles erooeoen Dsflputt uno g
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un0ronuH9 5u Nige uHo plnHoesleH y
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WeH ulaBe 5uaeHOMmen, OaB Ot 9OI'
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Que aJtoHuMa ein'9eIMaBeH auIteW' 81
e.pai.en. une ouaauae ~ ost o'ao'.
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leBa oon Soloaten ospaW1.
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auI oeh uu'leH oes 5oAAeDuuoss "
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81 '1Hosn. N'e '1hen oes uns'uu.'ush' q
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ce1eh NH Heoo'per" uHo Wel'erH dns
aearlHen uho lle mareh aeanuh9eh
ieatlapl'g nnl lDr Seben gu iampleil.
Set &an'pf mar EN- '@auefiiNer. Ole
ansaepun9erlen' az Men'WeH Rlen m'e
DOlle uoef e'nanoet oer uho mep1eteu
'Dn.oe'l op gsiaelDeioe aus oeH Se'pe
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9ent SpOe 0eweibt.

.Nor orei Sabren mar ib Dem Sooe
lemeibt. Gin @rabesbulten sermiirbis
meine 2nnae. 2lerste perIaaten UNI
ole 0offnuna mar oahin. ais mein
lRann Or. Ginas .giem DISCOVERY"
beiorete. iaate ssrau u. @. Williams
pon gac. GD ,Die erne Dolls bali
mo bic geilerung idritt fO,t. bis in
IS pfuno OIL 8elpiht 3uaenOnlmen
bate uno meine @eiunoheit tpiene!
aeraefeQt mar" Dieie Meoi3in 1T bel
0uiten, Grtdltunaen. 2unaen= uno
RehltopfsbelhDer0en uniibertrefflib.
Yerfauft unter @arantie in Yeters
Npoibete SOC. uno $l.00. Sn peters
4potbete wirD oeutid 9eipro1en.
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9eiratbsbeWtGta1tnaem

3nbn aotD = Wlrp Eanto, belOe Dol
Hpsmell.
,'sFtarsiies 6 Mies. Nen ghilabelphia :
Jl9renee Wl. 0anIOn. Hosmeu.
8. y. ylair - gouiia &. Wil6elnt
beioe pOn Nsm philadelphia.
y9m. 6. Barclap - Gbitb =. Blat
me0, beioe BON ubrid)sulle.
@harlas 8eeo, 8uernisp, $. - Nlics
CAB. Canal SOBER.
Walter 8. Wslh - Guiie u. Sobn=
lon, beiDe BON ubribspile.
Oarrp 8. @arnaban Mamie %.
@rafT. beioe bon Nelu philadelphia.
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Oas Grobcbcn II, cJtaliett.


Sic erften Be,ihie iiber 9rOBe Naiur.
ereisnlils. Die 3oo uno Netnillinnl
lm Gslolge haben. llno geD0enlld
iibertrleben. 2sioer iii ofts bel ben
grobeben. bas itbte Mode Die Siio.
plke Don Siallen uno Die Sniel 81.
Sthen bsimInbte. nlht Der Joll. St
neLr uno is aenausre Berlhte ein:
lanIsn, um 10 nlsbr tu1hlt oel 6rans
Der Nsrpnliuls uno Die 3abl oel
3ooten. 9lab Dem eriten Serlhtel
lhobts man pie CAB Der llmaetom.
nientn aui lb0,00O, aber IS lhelni
Dab IN oen Siaoten WieH.na uni
Nsoaio allein mybr ais ioulel uinAe
fummen lino uno Die @eiammt3abI
Der 5ooten iiberiieigt 200, 900.
@lufllt iino oirienisen all nennen.
Die bel bem grobeben ioFort nonl
5ooe binaeralft iDuroen, 9eaeniibel
oenisnisen, Die awllthen pfeilern nnr
3riimmern ein9etellt Den 1un9ertoo
erlltten, ooer ben Ilammeil, Die 9leld
nod Dem Grobeben ausbraben, gum
Spfer fislen.
lduienoe lieTen nod Dem grbbeben
ba!b naft. bun9erno uno friereno um
Der uno no lib eima GBbares fano.
tampften bic Menihell nib um ole
Usute. Denn es oauerte' mebrere Gage,
bis Elm georbnetes Berpfleaunasipltem
organiirt rDeroen tonnie uno unte,
Der 3eit lino pisle ibren gntbebrun9eh
erle9en. Qlnoere 0erloren iber bsm
un9lilfe ben Werltano uno irrten UNI
her. obne 81 DilIen. wober uno mohin.
@s mar cine i1redlihe GataitrDpbe.
Die nur Der be9re,ien uro perftebsn
tann. Der ielbft al Der lngltidsnells
getpeien.
6obalo Die 3unoe bon benz In.
I9lnd ii9 Derbreitete. tpuroen aud Mn.
ltal,en aetroifen. ben llngliifliheil
0iilie al leilten llno bon iiberall tpur.
ben 8slo uno 2ebensmittel 9eianbt.
9lattrliH ltnnosn babel bic Dsreiniaten
5taaten nidt 3urlf. ffborl am 2. Sa.
nuar mar ein freimiQ. lnterStiibunsss
fono bon $500. 1000 aufoebrodt. UNI
|meitere 8aben aeben nod beitdnoia elm.
Roolepelt perlonQt bonn @OnareB oil
5unlme BON $5O0.000 ols unter.
1tlbunasfono uno bic Gumme tpifh
obne 3weifel bsmiaiat.
Eas UereiniQsen Giaaten Norraibs=
lniff ,Geitic", bas b liimmt mar. ber
pom iernen Often auriidir brenoen pan
serHotte gorrdtbe 3usufiihren, 9in9 Oil
Dcn1eriino Nottmit:aa In eiitet Qonl
onoeren Wiiiion In Gee. obne oaB Die
Xaoun9 in il9sno elmer Weiie eins
Menoeruilg erfabren bdtte. Das G1ifi
|beQiebt lih birstt nad Msilino.- ,pc
les |. SOC. 600 Nationsn fur bic Notb.
leioenDen abliefern miro.
Aue Mn3eidsn bsuten oarauf bin.
Dab bei bef Eptinofuih. bic bsm Orb.
bsben folate. III polmi fdmmtlids
WlonniAoitsn slnts ae9iments Snfdn.
|terie ertrdnlsn. DreihnnDsrt Xei4su
|(ino btrsits 0sfunDen lpcrosn. Dou
ben Ii, 600 Beipohnern 0ts 6tdbt&eui
Qalmi iinD nad5 bsr Iebtsn E6dbune
|ni6t nitbr ais etpl eini9e ie93i9 an
Qeben oeblisbsn. 3ipeitanisnb 2siAer
,pusDetis ouf bs)hn iidDtii6en 1rieobo
|in Nlsbrtreil y}tfgen NldHen9rdbsrr
Il Iheff6ffet.
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0ieS lit IeScnS.u ertb.

SEQ 8. 3elinsti. 68 @ibion straBe,
Buffalo, 81. g.. iast: sd babe Den
lditi9iien Nusiauf, ben i'd ie bate.
nit Yuflens Mrnita Salbe furiert
Sd babe Die salbe atuei Sage lang
einmal tdglid anoetuanbt uno ieoe
SPUR bon edndren mar perihmun-
oen." 0silt ale Wunoen. NertGuit un=
ter @arantle in peter's Npotbete. 25e.
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sSar,,t 81 bcrtat.fet,. "a

! 60 Ader ssormlonb. nit 9uttnr
Baumeorten. a,item Mobnbous nit 4
3immern unO 9utem RelIer. Elm gutter
lauienoer Brunnen nit Brunnsnhaus.
beiannt als bic Garm bon 0tinri6
Rubn. tbe;lmeife in Nuburn. ibeilueifs
in 8ddes 3p. aeleaen. neun Meilen
itbueIiIih bon Nem philadelphia. ilf
bili9 3u perfaufen.
Giir ndbere Nustunft iDerloe maj,
Rd an g. q. Ru6n.
poff=Cffiee New philnoelphia. g..
q. SO. 2. Sc.
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.)o%<

CZ\ bhbmn dnte uno annae Der Goa 5uits Co. ouna
= tomn Sbo ibwinosn hnen babn Sn erhn Sunoe
geruf 6fne bertauftu mir iber Wdn Mndoe
Beige Dies abert 8erauf oiem brannaIt
uu Der Brnno marum Die 2eut 10 mua dno aun
our id oaB mir Saarn grtbe pertauen
Dies 1T amiB cine sroBe Geouttion.
N6fe Die fir $l200 orfaut pernuf
Gs 1T Der Guno, Die 2eute un SIR Gid
Sbr oem grtau nl biu
umab MIDI! gDaau berubmten onon unIer
sansn riei9en Yorratb Ddneln Mnsuaen
Inter gem6bnlden lmdnb euarten bab
Prpft opfn bis 8nb gab peroienen
Mlloe gsnr mar h oas Ifdatead unalnfa oabr Gpi
100 &Dfe far 3inoer Nlt ahr Spsl
Riafen orihs bic far ST. 95 50 95 Rbf So
b0g Wlren, fir So 95 Ueau.
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5a8esneni9fettett.
Chtn.

8as 8eridt bat entibieoen. oab oi,
Ofi=Sbio @as 60. Die Qieferune boz
tSas in Canton niht emheuen bari
'onoern @as 5u 90 @enis per taufert
,sub liefern muB.
lliit 6iinten unb Gepoluern benafi
nete 6armer in Der gdbe BON Termll
llon maiden auf alpei Shmar3bdreu
.Sa1o. Die Dor eini0en Iagen vi Num
|'eD BON Glepelano. Der lie bon eineni
sreuno i'm Wslien als @slbent erbal
ten bate. entlprunaen iino.
Sic itaoiiihe Nferbanbeh6roe bdll
am Id. Sanuar in Columbus ibre Sab
resperlammlung ab. auf Der 8oupers
ueur Darmon cine Mniprohe batter
uiro. Die sSabresueriammluu9 cee
5taats= =Garmerslnftituts finoet am 9aot
uorber ftatt.
Weil meaen Der .5hliebuna be,
Wirtbihoften fsin Gelb ba III. bat biz
Si1erheitsbeh0roe IN Nibtabula Mn=
|rueiiun9 erhalten. ibre laufenoen Nus
|aaben 10 Diel als m69li6 su beihnsioen.
uno Die Golae luiro iein. oaB bic Yoli-
,eimannihaft um nabe3u Die 0dlIte re,
ou5irt uno menigiens 3nei Geuermebr
|tompaallien weroen abaeihafft iperoeu
|miilien. Die aenannte Beh6rpe bat (id
bereits notbae0run9en 3ur Musfiibrunp
|oleier uon ibr ielbit in NorfAlaa ae.
|bradtsn sparmabnabmsn bsreit. er-
|tldrt.
Sri Metp Wort linD tDabrenb Der lsB-
ten WOdsn BON elmer asriebsnen GaliA-
|miinrrbanoe fitnf3ia fallde Giuiauieno-
6ronti6eine ausasgeben tppyDen. Bon
ben GaliAmiin3ern feblt ieoe Gpur.
gomaro 5tridlanb trIaoB in gtanb.
|ler, Sno.. bic Is Sabre olte Sbo Wil.
liomion. perpunnete ibren NeQieifer.
Mlmono 7iMmons. i@mer unb beoinQ
|bann ourd gri@ieBen GtlbRmpro.
| 6tridlanO. Der elm 1afebolfpisler mar.
mar eiftril4ti9.
Nanoem. in 0eor9io ibon ieit slnen
Sabre .oll9einsins 9rodsn6eit~ osvrl4t.
Imsrbsn ieii Meuinbr ou0 ii MorD-G 90
Irolind. MiKinippi unb Mlab0md bil
prDbibjticnsasiste bsfOlet. Nn& /,
Qouifono III lett Be0inu be- ntuel
ISobses Elm 8ttrdnitasisb II Rroit. 81
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Rdierei9eid)irr, pollfdnoia, nit
importisrtem &eiiel. ,oer 1900 pfo.
pdlt, 1T biflia 3u psrtaufen. Nahsu=
irnQen bel Schn 61upbah. Barrs
Mills. luscara,uas gpuntps .. 80.
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Gode, Die s 500 pertb limo, reousirt al s .95
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-01-07
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-11

@ns: count every man his fellow.
 Men never love each other, says the 'Aatter-of-fsct critic.
 What is it, then, that prompts uilp to watch over h!s fellow in sickness and in need. that prompts him to fight away the blue devils of despair and in still new hope in him who sees the hickering light of hope burn low?
 Men not love each other2 Yes, with a deep and abiding love thEt knows no transitory passion nor whilom hour be. meath the cypress trees along the primrose path of dalliance. Men loya each other with love that sacrifices. uplifts, ennobies. Men love each other with love that opens the door oi death and finds not it's master unaffaiG 10 die for one !; woTships,
 And all about us in the city. with its cruel clamor for the juice of men. with its insatiate rollers squeezing out he blood and spirit in the great game Ee call progress, are men who strug- gle on and win because of praise and Inspiration and advice given at the fcunt of love and fellowship in some little nook of inc great metropolis where a few kindred souls meet to ex- change the word that helps.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-11

makes the westeFner hospitable and easy ot approach. Man is by nature a sociable being. He craves the good VIII. the plaudits, the admiration of his fellow man. And he gets 1t, too, if he 5c worthy
 Go into the cafes and the restaurants a: nocn time. The very air is changed. Men in pairs and in parties pass through the portals into the realm of laughter and of conference.
 'Howdy. BiIl?"
 See who's come nov."
 "Ah. John, glad to see you"
 Faces beam, hands clasp and the silver rattles.
 Camaraderie among men is distinct. woman to love another woman must find in her no flaw She must be as pure as Mary, as considerate as Dian, as lovely as Juliet. The fellowship of man is builded upon a broader acquaint- ance with the weaknesses of human itv Men realize that behind the fault of the real nan there pulsates heart wholesome and true. Jcnes takes glass too much now and then. We wish he would not, but we know that Jones Is companionable, honest. great hearted Another Jones is sometimes garrulous - but only sometimes. Smiths manners are often blunt and uncouth but no man ever had truer friend, Thus men might go the gamut
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-11
WILL HAVE IDEAL
 SYSTEM Work on New Water Arrange ment for Fire Protection
 Has Begun.
Capacity of Reservoirs and Tanks of City Will Total
 2, 5OO,00 Gallons.

When the plans or the improve ment of the present fire system for the city of Bisbee shall have bsen carried out it will have almost an ideal syste m of fire protection said Mir. A NJ Martin. superintendent of water works for the. city. T think that six months will be sufficient for the carrying out cf those plans.
 Work has already actually begun on the citys new water system. True. but few men are at work as yet. and few will te until the arrival of tools fof the digging of the trenches and the doing Of the other work necessary n connection for the laying of the pipe. But fer several days men have besn at work cn the foundation Of the big reservoir which is to form the main source of supply for the city. This will be built of concrete and will have capacity of nearly 2,Ooc,- coo gallons. Its site is just back ot tte F. J o'Reilly place in Tombstone Canyon.
 This reservoir when completed" said MT. Martin, twill have an eleva- ton of 360 feet above the F. P 6 s. w. depct. This would give 6 pressure of over 150 pounds to the sQuei1 e inch, 9 pounds above the danger point This will be reduced to 120 pounds by the time it reaches Main street.
 The capacity of the reservoirs and tanks of the city will total 2,500,000 gallcns-an amount sufficient to fight a continuous fire for sixteen hours. If a fire in Bisbee burns that long water will be of no use, as the city would burn in fits entirety by that time Therefore l hold that the sup ply is amply sufficient. However. should the resources of the city wa ter fail, it is the plan of the city to have the local water ccmpany's sup plK to fall back upon as final re- source"
 Mir Martin is busy outlining the work of building fire system for the city in .he most expeditions and eco nomical manner possible
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-11
Ability Apprec.sted.

Sir Charles Wyndham tspeaking 8, a Ginler) told oI a young man he oHcc heard of who was paying attention to lady to the great disgust of her father, who remonstrated very kindly with him. The father said: If see you in this house again I shall kick
 lou out" The young man came bacS tce very next day. q told yca r' would happen" said the iata a. a. did happen. The young lraH ,.i3 Jl appear for about five wec!-s. aud then one day the father saw Ein coming toward the house, and immediately went and opened the front door. Haven't you had enough?" said the old man. Have you come again to see my daughter" No, no" replied the other, 'I have come on behalf oi the president of onr football club"