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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
VALUABLE LAND
In Berkeley is Leased to the
Jones & Laughlin
Steel Company.

alARTlNsBURG, Jan. IA deal
has been closed here whereby the tract
OF 800 acres of limestone land, known
as the Observation-Disclosures Metre
tract few miles east of this city
along the Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
has been leased by the Jones &
Laughlin Steel Company of Pittsburg,
who have taken charge of the land
and will. presumably. shortly open ex-
tensiyc 'quarries. The land contains
some of the richest deposits OF lime
stone in Berkeley county.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
mrs. ANDERSON
Granddaughter of the First
Governor of Virginia
is Dead.

CHARLESTON. Jan. e7-Mrs
Eliza Floyd Anderson, widow of Rev
Lewis a. Anderson. and the mother ol
Major j. Coleman Anderson, OF this
city. is dead at her home on Kanawiia
street, having been i'll but two days
Mrs. Anderson was born. at Am:
herst Springs. Amherst county. Va.
August 4. 1919. She was the daught'
er of Captain John and sallic Pow.
ell Coleman. of Locust Grove. Am
hcrst county. and was a great grand
daughter OF the first Governor FLOYD
of virsinla. ana closely related Il
many of the Oldest families os tho
state.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
Select Committee Says His
Remarks Were Not AT
All Justified.
WlLLETT INSISTS YET
But Report is So Strong
Against Hin That His
Efforts Are Futile.

Z l. b b a Il
\ WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. 81
Recommending that the speech de-
llyered in the House OF Representa-
tises last week by Representative
Willett in which the President was
severely criticized, be expunged from
the Congressional Rccofd, the special
committee appointed to consider the
speech submitted its report to tho
House today. A letter written to the
committee by Willett. urging that his
speech should remain in the Record,
accompanied the report. declaring
that consideration of the speech in
question involves consideration of
what is an what is not orderly debate
In the House"
The commuters report defines
what are privileges of the members
OF the House and the limitations Of
debate. Your committee carefully
considered the remarks by the gem
tlcman from New York." continues
the report. and finds that his re-
marks concerning the President Mere
not justified by any consideration of
constitutional duties or powers of the
House. that they transcribed the
proper limits or criticism in debate,
that they were destructive of that
courtesy. respect aud dignity, which
ought to be preserved and that they
ought not to remain in the prominent
official record of the proceedings in
the House.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
MOTIONS OFFER
of Red Sulphur Springs Il
the, State Will Be
Rejected.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 27-Leyi p.
Morton's Gift of the Rcd sulphur
Springs viii not DO accepted by the
state because 1t is totally unfit for a
sanitarium for tuberculosis. DR.. Nc.
Queen. of Charleston; DIR. "A. B. Smith
of Roanc county. and TIL. carskadon
members of the committee who wen,
to Red Sulphur Springs Sunday to in.
ectethe property. returned and
united in saying that at an early date
the tuberculosis commission viii
unanimously report TO the legislature
advising against locating the sanitarl-
UNI there.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
DISMISSED
Assault Warrant of l'orcignc,
Against Jnilcr T. T. Long.

The assault warrant against 7. E.
Long. county iailer, sworn out by
John iBochcnski. miner who was
elected by force from the jail the
other evening while trying to push
his way inside, was dismissed by JUS
tice Gordon at the hearing late Tues
day. afternoon. The court held the
assault justiHable as the miner. had
no business trying to break into the
jail when ordered by its custodian
not TO do 50.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
a YOUNG CONDUCTOR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick j. condry
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
son at their home. who is destined
10 become conductor of passenger
trains OF the immense popularity G.
the proud father. Mother and babe
are doing splendidly.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
EMPEROR is FIFTY.

BERLIN, Germany. Jan. 27TheI
hftieth anniversary of the birth Of
Emperor William is being celebrat-
ed today. All the crowned heads of.
the German states came to Berlin to
present their congratulations.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
REVIVAL SERVICES.

The Rev. b. L. whitener commence
ed a series of meetings Monday even
Ing at the Grasselli Baptist Mission
Meetifgs will be held every
evening a; 1880 p. m. for. two weeks
or more. Everybody welcome.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
CUSTOMS MAN DIES

COLUMBUS. o., Jan. 27-captain
Alexis. Keller. inspector OF customs
and sargeant-at-arns OF nine con-
secutive Republican national conven-
lions. died at his home ehre today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
CHILDREN cRE,L,TED.

PlTTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 27.-Four
young children Of "A. NJ. Kendall were
cremated and the parents seriously
injured In Are which destroyed the
Kendall home at Bryson Hill. Dun
bar, Pa, near here today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
BItaNNoN MAY RESIGN
FROM SUPREME BENCH.

CHARLESTON. Jan. e7-It is re.
ported here that Supreme Court Jus
tice Henry tBrannon is cinsidering re-
signing soon. He has had this action
in view Tor several months as he
believes he has earned rest. The
date of the expiration of Judge Bran
mons term is January /. 1918.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
MESSAGE OF THANKS
is Sent BY President Roose.
welt TO Governor of
California.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Ian. 27-
Govcrnir Gillette today received n
message from President Roosevelt
thanking him for his service in hav-
ing action upon .anti-Japanese bills
postponed and advising him that
letter on Legislative matters would
be mailed him today.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
CASE COMPROMISED

The. damage suit of Taylor Ward
against the Hope Natural Gas COM
pany, for the laying of pipe line
through his farm ON Katylick, was|
compromised In circuit court wed-I
nesday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
FRANCES WILLARD MEMORIAL.

Tho local woman's Christian TEN.
perance Union win hold Frances
Willard memorial February is att
Christ Episcopal church.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28
ACTOR DEAD.

PARIS. France. Jan. 27.-Benoit
Constant couauelin. the great French
actor, died last night.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Osborn re-
turned last night from Fairmont.
whore they visited friends.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28

Hiram Lynch. Of Lynch. spent the
day here Wednesday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28

Jacob w. Gerard. of wilsonburg,
here today on business.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-01-28

CONTINUED on page 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
0ctwttterit1rttte.

auf einen beiben Sag folete OIL,
Samita9 Abeno bier um etpa 4 ubr
ein beiti9es 8ewitter nit einem iurdbt=
barren &egensuB uno taum bate ih
Die Natur etmas berubiet. 10 folats
Elm ;tpeiter 8slpitterfurm. Der oem
.etiten in Besus auf 0sftiateit penie
nahfano. Surh ben ihusren Reaen
Duroen on pieleu Qrten bic SseIoe,
aussepaiden uno uamentlid on ben
6igeln. Die friid an9epHan3t paren.
NOR Der Gbaoen 9rob.
Sn Stoneereef 5bale uuroe uln
5 ubr bic Sdsune bon Som Spi
bart bonn glibe setroffen uno branntt
polfdnoia nieoer. 3pei pferoe unc
elm tuertboo1es 2alb perbrannten III
Der Sdeune uno 10 au1 aderbauQe.
rdtbihafien. guasies &C. Die Jamilie
NOR ON Rabmittag in Der Staot se.
welen uno mar auf benz peimmeae,
als DER Sturm ausbrah.
Drei Weilen bitlih bon Der etaot
puroe am Nben6 um z ubr bic gheune
Don Satob Grammes pom .Ylibe ae.
trohen uno brannte i,ieoer. bod tonnte
Die Sebwaare gerettst tperben. Nfe,.
bauserdtbfdaften uno 6uitsrporrdtbe
bliebsn in ben Glammen.
Sn ganal 9oper tpuroe oas Wobu.
baus bon g. ). Yriler on 5attorp
Strabe bonn gliBe ssirofen. IS mar
elm foaenannter talter Gtrabl, bod
uuroe eir Shornftein ,srtriimmert uno
i'm Baoesimmer iruros bic Dede aer.
riRen uno Der 6uBboben aufaerifIeu.
SIN oem neuen Offiee.@ebduoe in
ben gnameling Worts. bas i'm 9au
begrihen 1T. ipuroe bic Wauer oes
speiten Stodwerts umseriifen uno .ent=
ltebt oaourh ben 8ebriioern Did. tpelae
ben @ontraft ausfibren, elm e1aoen
Don 800.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
0eMorbfn.

Nm Ia. Mai in Nep philadelphia
6ran Gnlan 8auaber i'm Utter BON
rs Sabren. Die 0sriorbene mar cine
Wittme nno binterldBt einen 5obn.
Nm l6. Mel in Muib SomnIbip
5rau @iiher Sobnion, bic Satin bon
Steoen Wt. Sobnion I'M aIter pon rs
Snbren an Der WaferIudt. Sic bins
terldBt einen 8atten uno iehs Ginoer.
MEl 16. Mai in Canal Noper sSohn
Me9ert an einem 9eberleioen i'm allter
BON So Sahren. Ser Wernorbene mar
aus Der Shmei3 aebiiriig nno fam Dor
81 Sabren nit isiner 6rnu nab Canal
Sober, mo er isitber gelpohnt bat. gr
mar Elm Gteinbauer nno bali bel benz
Baue Dieler Der arDBeren @ebduoe in
Canal Doper. Seine Grau ltarb I'M
leBten auauit; er binterldBt bier e0hne
unb bier S6hter.
Mm II. Wai in Neu PHILADELPHIA
ulrid Girag i'm Nlter BON So Sabren
on Der Nus3ebruns. 2irgg mar aus
Der ehwei3 9ebiirtia er NOR cit,
eteinhauer uno fam Dor etpa Is Sob.
rem nit feiner Gamilie nan Nem pbila.
oelpbia. pp er ieitber INNER aenohnt
bat. gr bintsrldbt cine Wittue uno
iehs Rinber. brei G6bne unb orei
96hter.
Mm Is, Wai in Nsm PHILADELPHIA
Grau Warp u. 3rapis i'm alter bon
80 Sabren. Die Nerforbene mar
Witttpe uno binterldBt cine perbeira.
tbete Sohter.
Am l8. Wai in 8oibsn 5rau 9be.
reie Nsna 8artoslis i'm Utter bon 33
Sabren an Der Nus3ebruna. Die Ser.
itorbene NOR eine Stalienerin, lam
aber ffon Dor mehreren Sabren nod
Nmerita. Sic binterIdBt einen @atten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
0rdberSd)tttii d,.t,aStaa.

Der Grdberidmiidun9stag. 80. Mai,
ira bier in iibli6er Weiie eefeiert tper=
ben. Die Deteranen, bic 66bne Der
0eteran:n. oas 6rauen 6tilfstorps uno
beiuhenoe 2ameraoen iperben li1 in
Der 6aae Der O. u. 81. perianmeIu.
I'm 1890 tpiro iid bic paraoe in fol.
9enoer N,eiie formiren
Automobil mil beiabrtsn @olbaien,
Mapor unb Stabtratb. 9rommler.
S6hbsn Gompaanie. Anbrep @rau-
forb poif uno 5olbaten. 6rauens
Corps. SObne BON 0eteransn. Beiuder
uno Ghultinber nit Blumen.
Die paraoe gebt pom Square tpef.
lid nod Der ieblfen 6traBe. bann au-
rid nod bem Gquare uno bon oa noh
benz alien Griebbof mo- bic lbli1en
@eremonien perantaltet tperben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
@te0er rotbtr anAia.

Grdulein Gle Yope. SIS Rnomlton
Str. 3odforo. Sa.. fdrsibt ,gisl.
leldt srinnern Sic ftp nod. bab id
uon Sem Dort aus itrieb. i'm lebten
Sabre. uno ben Namen Sbres Naentsn
srbat. tpsltsr Alpentrduter uerfaufi..
I'D erhislt siniae Glaihsn Der Weoi3iu.
uno ih mub ia9en. bob iie Wunoer
an mir benlrtt bat. Na6oem ih ben
Gorni's Mlpentrduter unaefdbr asbn
Saae lang aebraudte. fiiblte id mid
tuieoer lpie mein friiberes Gelbif. Sd
mar boiler Geiunbbeit unb Strait. uno
Die Torbe tebrte in meine Wansen
3uriid. Da meine S1wdaer:n aud
Sbre W2ebi3in 3u 9ebrauden Dhnfdt.
m0hte id Sic um Namen inb MbreNe
Sbres N9enten in NodForo bitten"
6orni's Nlpentrduter brin9t bic
R6tbe Der @eiunobeit auf bic bleiden
Wansen unb Rraft In bic gefbpddten
8lieoer. Der beitdnbi9e 8ebrauh ndb.
renb zines Sabrbunoerts bat ben Wsrth
oieies 2rduter.0eilmittels iibsr ieben
3meifel bemieien. gr III niGt in Mpo.
tbsten 3u baben. ba er tein 9etp6hn.
liher Danoels.Nrtitel lit. 1T miro ben
2euten oirett 9eliefert ourA Xofal.
aeenten. an9efellt bon ben gigen.
tbiimcrn, Dr. Better Isabrnep & Sons
Co.. ll2-1l8 60. 0opne Apenue.
@bica9o. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Den Muderm in's etammb bud,

Sn elmer 2onpention bon Dertretern
Der 0anoels= Gr9aniiationen bes 6taa.
tes 2entudp, bic iiingft in Nouispille
ftattfano. ertldrte Dr. Soiepb W. Wla.
tbeus. prdfioent Der taais.8eIunb.
beitsbeb6rbe QentufD's. in einem Dors
TRACE unter Nnberem. bnB nuf ieben
einaelnen burd ben BenuB pon Wbistp
berbeigeflbrten 9ooesiau 1000 9obes.
f1lle. bic auf Ne6nun9 beg @enufes
unreiiler Mild uno oar 5000 Sobes.
fdlle iommen. Die auf Ne1nun9 bes
Genuiies unrsinen Mniiers 3u feben
limb. Den Wudern miro oieie grtld-
run9 freiliG ni1t In ben Rram paijep,
aber He liimmt. unb Or. Matbeus bdite
nod iueiter 9eben un0 obne feline Nepu.
tation oils Mr3t ~ Derliersn, ertldren
f0nnen. bob @bisfp pielfa6 has 9e.
ei9neieae Mittel osgen 4rantbeiten III.
,pelbs Onrd ben @enub unrsiner Wlil9
|unb unreinen W0fIers Dsrurf09t irur.
ben. Dab e foI6eripeiie oft cir ip1hrer
Qebensretier III, uuD bob alfoboliiGe
0etrdnte Hbsrbanpt nsts nn0lsi6 mttr
ni&eHIsbsn asrstiet als iDl&s 3erfbrt
tetvJl.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
8aMsgotatraftorett.

Inter benz Namen .Netp gbilaoel.
phia gonifruetion Co." babeD Die Ser.
rem 6. W. Nenbart unb 8. 8. Ries
bier on Noro 2. Gtrabe an Der 6. &
g. giienbahn einen neuen Baubof an=
gele9t, mo Baumaterialien ieDer Mrt
be3ogen tuerben t6nnen. pldne. 3ei1-
nun9en uno Dere1nunaen lperben
prompt 9eliefert. Wer bic Muffiibrung
rleuer Ba,lien beabi1tigt, n'enbe ii1
an bic neue ssirmo. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
3ur Hihtiaiteam,ta.


Wir erhalten oft anonpme Ginien.
bnngen in 8e3ng anf Die 5empefens-
fraae. Die obne unterIbieo mberiidiih-
tiat i'll een Yapiettorb malloern. Sebte
Wode erbielten mir ieooh einen yrief
pom elmer 6rau, ole lih niht lheut.
ibren ytanen au nefnen. uno Die lth
oariiber bslhperi. bob mir Die probis
bitionilten FAINT unD lonoets als Oetd-
ler bsSelbnen uno le ertldrt, oaB ols
pr0blbitlonilten es ebrlih :neilen uno
fur ibre BeniibInaen Nhtung perbies
nen. Wlr baben nod ME bebauptet.
0aB alle Brobibitioniten 9eubler tub
uno wiheu lebr wohl. baB plele oerlei-
ben I'M grnfe alauber. es rpdre elm
slid fur Die Dienlhbeii. luenn Die
Nabrifation uno Der Wertrieb seiliiasr
8etrdnts abgeidafft tperoen tOnnte.
Wdbreno mir niht init ben Nnlihten
oieier 2eute iibereinitimmen, baben mir
ale Mhtung Dor beren Befrebun9en.
neil lie ebrlih iino. Der UtiB-
braud geiltiaer @etrdnte bat ihon oiel
lln9liif in bic Welt gebraht uno oa 1T
es 3u ueriieben. oaB Qeute auf ben 8e.
oanten tomnlen, tuenn gar teine aeilti.
gen 8etrdnte mebr Deripenoet wiiroen,
10 miBte auh Der Mibbrauh ihnin.
ben. Gie Sose 1T unrihtia. Gben
10 gut t0nnte man perlanaen. oab neil
in ueri1ieoenen Staa:sauhtbduiern
preoiaer liben. bic iih Der Blaamie
ihuloig 9emaht. ben 8siitlihen ,bas
psiratbsn uerboieu nerosn lollte. Der
Wibbrau1. aber niht Der uerniinftiaet
8ebrauh aeiitiasr @strdnte iollte aboe=
idaift rperoen. Wie aeiaat. bic probi-
bitionilten iinO nit ibrsn Yefrebunasn
auf oem 6olsmese. aber 10 ldnse lie IS
nit ihren Yeitrsbunasn ehrlitb melnen,
ueroienen liz uniere Mbtuua.
Anoe,s itsbt es aber nit isneu. ,uelhe
I'M Sienite Der probibliion Ooer Der
Anti.S Saloon- 2isa liisen uno idlihen.
2ii9ner uno 6eudler lino ole oleienl=
Aen. biz. bebaupten. I'M ytamen Oct
triltlihen &elialon su bonoeIn. tpenu
lie Den 8ebrauh seiftiasr 8etrdnte gu
untetoriifen iubsn. @briitus bat lelblt
lDeln aetrunten. trant iosur nit 30u-
uen nno 5iinoern. was ibm bon Den
pbarii1ern tpelhe nit unieren mo
ernen rHeformern" gsiitssuerluanot
llno. gum 0erbrehen angerehnel
'uuroe. bat nat Der Blbel QDein a..
tnaht uno mebr als Nues oas. er buI
zen Weln gum Slnnbilo ieines Nnoen.
tens eiuaeiest. Wsnn oaber 8elitlihe. /
uelhe bod oie Slbel tsnnen iollisn. er.
'ldren. iie betdmpiten ben Bebrnub asi-
hiaer @etrdnte i'm Namen Der drift. 4
'lden 3sliglon. 10 bleibt inns nihts |
lbria. als oleielben als einfdltiae |
Sanoranten ooer als 2iianer unb 6euh; |
ier 3u betrahten. Wan fam Elm ebrs |
llher prohibitioniit isin aug 8riinosll
DER Woral. oosr Der 3wsfnldBiatsif. |
dber fein ehrliher Wann. Der oas 2eben
oes 8riinoers Der hriltlihsn &eligion |
tennt. miro behaupten. er befampfe ben
@enuB seiltiger Gstrdnte inl Namen
~sr hrililihen &eli9ion.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
; Einen Monn nab % - unb ,tpor /

= ginen Wann aab IS - unb 3Dar
in ct. youis Der ipillens mar. ole
Sorberunaen her ertremiten ssrauens
rehtlerinneu su erfiillen. Gr Dollte
Die 6ausarbeiien beioraen. @eid9irr
maiden. oas .9abp" iparten urb bic
Mahlseitsn bersiten. Nles. mas er bon
ieiner 6rau perlnnate. mar. baB lie
.hinausaehe >in's ieinol,he 2eben" uno
oas n0tbiae @elo peroiene. - On 9ing
lie bin unb ilaate auf Sheibuna.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

,Dieies 8iIo illnitrirt unler
nenes Nmericai 2abs gcristt nit
laneer 9ifte, Muiter SO. $50,
preis $500. Wir baben cine
sroBe Gusuabl Nmeriean 2abD
Gorittts i'm Dreife bon $1.OO bis
$500.
l1nitre $1.0O Gcrietts fommsn
in alien GrOBfn unb iinb ebens
biirtis NIT irsenb ,uelfben $500
GoriettS I'M Maarft. Gin Weriu6
pirb Ga4 iiber3eusen.
6. d. 1urrg 5 aslIgr Sion.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

9ie 9. & >. Giienbaba
Nad) Der MnsHellmns in
9eattIe
uno anberen puntten an ber pocific=
Riiife. iiber Derf1ieDene 0inien, billiae
&unofabrten on 9epiiien 9a9en.
/. 9enper, COLORADO eprin9s
iattD pMebIo. COL.
ipe3ielle preiie fur Die NunDfabrt am
IL. bis 10. Wai unb |. bis a. sfnli
uno nit lanaen 9erminen fur bic
&hdfabrt.
NettaattiMdbeMOe
fpe3islle @unofabrtsn an aeuiiien
9a9en nod benz Norbiutfieil. MeHen
ilno 6lbmefen.
1teber @ai6inetpts. 3. g..
nit Mufeutbalt (obnt ETtrofofsn) III Die
beliebte 3oute.
Gottata8Ss Gxesritcte,t.
Sebsn GonntaQ @unbfabrten fiir
Jeoerilsdiln.
Mcn fsbs BE 9idei Moenten ober
l9reibs an AZ. q. GarreI. q. q. 4 i.
3zl Gnelie bf.; ItbfIo1c, E.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

: Sn Snbiana bot bieier Sage cine
GisbenunOied Oied3isidbriDe ben sebnisn
0Qtten nit ibrer 6ono be0Ildt.
0Olientli9 uiro Il ME III be Gage
io1'nlen, ieine neur Wor0dn9s III *.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20
Cute @eleaembett fir FARMER.

Cine CUTE Garm. nnr bier Wleilen
bon oer Gtoof. 1T billig au Derfaufen
uno au iebr liberalen Weoin9ungen.
Die Garm umfabt 10 Mfer uno tann
Der Rdufer bic aan3e Gnrm iibsrnshmen
ooer nur 100 Mfer baDon. Die Sarm
tignet fi& bor3ii9li1 3ur Disbju6t. ipie
aud 3ur @drtnerei. yidbere MusiunIt
In bieisr Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-05-20

Otesth Der bete YIat sum Ginianfe BON epeasret
SenbunQsm tDirb bie MusDabI fets friim urb nsn
t6nbig ertaIten unb tDerben ale 8eitenunaen arobt
sus9fabrt unb BITE maaren cbns GStra.bergAtnnQ
aod 8anie QeIietert.
- 5hr r0anbprobusts msrbsn bic bB3nen gsarsi
ureife beaabIt ~.
e kprt9t bor unb riod5t Cure einfdufe uub
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= Indiana poIis;a md asJn. '2s. A2.The
conSentFoHof tReSItAfted Mine: Work
efH'5f Anieric& To-Day adopted a irteso-
tutfon demanding that Christian Ru-
dewitt and Juan Pourin, Russian
refugees in. this country, be released
The cases of these two men 4 were
cohsfderedilateIy by'tRS state depart,
nont on extradition proceedings ION
E., y part Of the Russian government.
Another. resolutions, whica, s6i,eht
.tontut the convention yolt record as
the institution OF an a"In4
dependent Labor partyt,@was defeat
ed. -, .'.....:. - =: y,
!. As'ibGrn : ,6fgeTed!:' an
amendment to create aAgtate sehpol
book boardsi OF which the Governor
shah be exIehleio chairman !; the
State Superintendent ex+oafcio see
rotary; the Attorney Generaf SHAH
be/a member and the Governor shalt
appoint four ether IiembeSs,, all 6du-
Gators, and no more ttan two OF
whom shall be 81 thg same polgucal
7arty. The amendment was lost n:
ThA< Senate. rresasssd = 1,ntii" 2
O'clock With pending amendments, {
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State Inspector Presides..

!; !SSate%%iI nspesynr Howard e.. Wit,
;lafts /, presided, at j. thers meetingS;;
which were AeEd yesterdaySin the vi
hjH .,!A. hal +: State Road Com mssl
stonef Horatfo s. Earle, of the State.
ss aH1fJE chigaaiS raRae; ilans; EN- tsrtaining.
and instruct add Fess ION iHsMaterR.
abs aadt ItahQg 9er1 ;HighwaJys::'. w.
tsRrH teal iiaH ~ Of Marion county" a
meAlaheg vsss ths sgialatHEsv read q
paPer on aa1d tlpnal aid,
q: q D. aisi Roads. a;''F
+ Posto ffice i Ia \, ::fSmttii;
CIV ashngtoEi. maae.-an. address, to
the assoc erlsStt he: fRnraF asail
SERVICE Iandy tbad tshps*asi 10. had. been
i1eYtehde dtSSth faa ghS the ':constfuetion
,o9if srS8dda Fl th eseSvefn btates, 3' -
Ssjsttss Pays as Etlue ataon, t.>; - :, =
5tr' E3P etfnyBac ECKER; whosfs a; native
WEST tYffgdh tan.;;;in now With the road
debaftmen fs; dep ftfhent iof, .ag-
Hriculture at, Washington, made an an
address ,an: ;s:"oad Administrations 2:
|; III tswR CHI. AA referred ..especiaIly;i to
the pert. education plays in the
moyement;,:i :, :. .:};;%;I
=, J, !. Materials for Roads. + :.:: :%
De. /: C. White. the State Geofo-
gifts, discussed to. the; deIightAof the
association: the materials, foun 1i;. i'm
West Virginia suitable for road build
ing. DR.. White is one of the best
posted men in the: State en- matefis
ais found within our: borders and Is
largely interested in the subject. OF
good roads. Il ,,,::,.. ::.;.: 81, ,:',:,.
Z The two days session of the Assoc
Ectation has been every: profitable
one and much of the4esedtt FOR the
success Of the annual meeting IL d1fe
to the. untirimg work iof the SeSttahse
Highway Inspector who: hes ~ 6rSsed
hardhh to make the; meeting tho Easst
sver held byrthe assUsiatienI p az y5:i;;:i
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:tentiSnTtrF the senate =Tuesday. Be-.
fore th@,idinneE1hountt ca4ae up for
Its final reading and a lively debate
ensued-@ a.. j. . " ..-aI..,, u4.,.&i
: Senator Gri lines, Of Marshall Scotih-
~, and, Senator Coftman, OF HART
son county, opposed the, passages OF
the. bill, Both had fiveiy tits With
Senator Sol. White, the youngest
member Of the senate who champ
oned the cause OF the bill. r.. = -. D.,
:,j.%'. Senator. Johnson. Speaks. :, -" s..
i; Immediately after the senate con
venedrfoT the afternoon session ,ksen-
! aSor;J ohneon made: one Of his splen-
did speeches, which was received
With applause, ,.EJe. told the senate
the bib was designed to save human
life and 1hat' no bfil designed with
tsact apufppse and having that end
'n. view, could be too drastic, the, ons,;
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