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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
IN FRANK HYDE'S DEATH
Snecial to The Tribune.


OGDEN, April 20.-The body of Frank
d. Hyde, which was found in the Ogden
river last week, was sent to Salt Lake
today where burial viii take place. Al
though the county decided that an In
quest was not necessary, and IL appeared
from the facts that the man had taken
his own life. yet there are many peculiar
circumstances. which will perhaps. never
be fully explained. in connection with
the death.
The mans hip pockets were found
turned wrong side out. and there was
nothing in his pockets to indicate his
identity. There are other circumstances
which seem 10 point to foul play.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Mantell TO Visit Friends.

Frank Mantell, who has developed into
one of the best mlddleweight hghters in
the country since he left here is expect
ed to arrive In Salt Lake from the east
today, Pete Sullivan. who taught Man
tell how to box. will go 10 Ogden TO meet
the Pawtucket lad and the two will re-
turn here. Mantell will visit with Sulli-
van two or three days. He has a match
scheduled at the Buffalo Athletic club.
Sacramento. for the May date. but as yet
he does not know whom lac will meet in
the ring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Poor Weather Conditions.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. April 2O.-Weathel
conditions 1T Annapolis tonight are not
particularly encouraging for the boat
race on the Severn between Harvard anG
Navy tomorrow. 4 stiff breeze and
choppy sea today seriously nterfered
with the practice OF the crews. and they
were compelled 10 do their work on Col
lege creek. Only racing starts were at
tempted.
Both crews are in the pink OF condi-
ton and confident OF victory
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
GAME WINS AT LOGAN;
GAINS ALL THE POINTS
Special 70 The Tribune.

LOGAN. April 2o.-Judge William
Maughan rendered a decision at noon to-
day in the suit OF John Quayle against
John T. Caine. Jr., In which the right OF
Caine TO act as president of the council
was the Issue. The finding was In favor
Of Caine on all the points raised. The
the statutes. Gaines right to hold over
as president OF the council was clear.
The Republican members are consider
ing the advisability OF appealing the mat
ter to the supreme court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Hamilton Is Star.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, April 90
Charles *. Hamilton was the star OF the
opening day. OF the carnival week avia-
tion meet here. In Curtiss S-cylinder
biplane he twice circled the field at an
altitude OF 500 feet.
Glenn II. Curt!ss and Charles. F. VIII
lard made short flights. but their ma
chimes did not work well Thomas S.
Baldwin made a flight in his drgible
balloon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
INDIAN MEDICINE MAN

'duce roots and herbs for every
and cure diseases that battle
Ut skilled physicians, who have
ears IN the study of drugs,
D the roots and herbs of the field
ed Lydia e. Pinkham S Vegeta.
appound. which for thirty years
yed more potent and efficacious
~ female ills than any combina.
pdrugs known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Joseph Telephone Company.

SpeCIdI 10 Inc IrIDUIlt.
EPHRAIM, April 20.-The Joseph Tele-
phone company was organized here dur
Ing the past week and the following Of
ilcers were elected: President Jesse Will
lis; vice-presIdent. James A Ross, sec
retary and treasurer. John A. Parker:
and together with these. Will act as di-
rectors. Walter A. Brown. j. w. Parker
and G. J.. Ross.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Quarry Eludes Officers.

IIt
OGDEN April 20.-A picturesque chase
through the foothills east of the city
which began at o'clock this afternoon,
when Patrolmen Tommy Lever and Hag-
bert Anderson attempted To arrest a
stranger whom II was reported was act
ing queerly ended at 1880 o'clock to-
night without success. II Is believed
that the stranger Is mentally unsound.
When the officers approached the man
he started up the mountain side, and was
seen TO leap over rocks with remarkab BILE
agility until darkness came. when the
search was abandoned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

Jesse Converse and Frank NJ Foote, past
grand commanders of Wyoming, who,
acting under proxies delivered to them
by DR.. j. II. Epperson. the representative
in the twenty-five district for Most Emil
nent Grand Master Henry Warren Rugg
took charge OF the institution OF the
grand commandery.
Utah is next 10 the last state In the
union to form a grand commandery. leav-
ing NsVada as the only state where there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
CACHE COUNTY HORSE
SHOW IS GREAT SUCCESS

John T. Caine III of Logan, animal
husbandman of the Agricultural college,
Is Salt Lake visitor. Mr.. Caine is en-
thuslastic about the recent horse show
held In Cache county. The class OF stock
which IS now imported into Utah, he
says. is the best obtainable.
Mr.. Caine Is a thorough stockman. He
has spent a great deal of time In the old
world studying the Percheron, Clydes-
dale and Shire horses. While In Salt
Lake Mr.. Cn!ne was the guest OF James
DeVine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Wasatch Beats Sumner.

The Wasatch baseball team defeated
the Summers Wednesday afternoon on
the Liberty park diamond, by the score
OF TO !. There was a large crowd OF
grade school students present and both
teams were well supported at the side
lines By the rooters.
The battery OF the winning team was
Hartwell, Paul and Weston. Reparh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Falls From Moving Train.

OGDEN, April 20.-While attempting
TO beat his way out of town tonight. John
Lerose, a resident of ogden, fell from a
Southern Pacific freight train near Og
den river. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, sustaining a COM
pound fracture OF his, right leg, The in
Jured man was taken TO the Ogden gem
eral hospital, where DR., Luke Crawshaw
was called to attend him II cannot be
told tonight whether or not L.erose re-
ceived internal injuries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE
AT AMERICAN FORK
Special 10 The Tribune.

AMERICAN FORK. April 20.-At an
early hour this morning fire destroyed
a fine barn. hay shed and sheep corrals
owned by Alvin Adams. and located near
his home in this city. Aside from the
destruction OF the buildings, span OF
heavy draft horses. n year old colt, one
pig and n new moving machine were
consumed In the fire, causing loss OF
$4,000 with no insurance, The cause of
the fire is unknown,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Asks for Letters.
Special TO The Tribune,

OGDEN. April 20,-Frederick Wilson.
brother OF Nathaniel Wilson. the young
man who committed suicide April l6.
this afternoon MED a petition In the pro-
for letters OF administrator upon the es-
tate. The estate is valued at $3.50, and
consists Of cash on deposit in a local
bank personal property, and q small in
terest in real estate The dead man S
aged mother, Mrs. Jane a, Wilson. and
the petitioner are the only heirs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Successful Fire Drill Given.
pecial 10 The TrihMua

OGDEN. April 20-Accompanied by
members OF the city board of education
and Superintendent j. NJ. Mills Presi-
dent j. T. kingsbury OF the state uni
versity was taken to the Grant school
this morning TO witness the hre-drill eX-
erciscs. Unknown TO the pupils. an alarm
was sounded and $50 children fled out of
the building In two minutes with military
precision, President Kinesbury compll-
mented the local school officials on the
excellent showing made by the pupils.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Old-Time Binghamite Dead.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. April 20.-George Osborne.
II years old. and an old-time resident of
Upper Bingham. died at his home at 4
o'clock this morning Of rheumatism. He
came to this place from England
when a small boy, No arrangements
have been made for the funeral, pend
ing word from relatives from Ogden.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Weber Marriage Licenses.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. April 20.-Licenses to marry
were issued by the county clerk this
afternoon to the following. Philo It
German and Leona Murdock. both OF Og-
den, John r. Hodge and Sadie Brawey
both of Rock Springs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
lstituted at Ogden With
bp and Splendor Incident
I to Such Occasions.
EL PAUL IS RIGHT
VENT GRAND COMMANDER
/ Other Salt Lakers Are
ficers in New Masonic
/ Body.
Comlmandery Officers.

muel Paul. Salt Lake, right :
lent grand commander,
II. Epperson. Ogden. vice emil :
fdeputy grand commander,
IN. Mayo: Salt Lake, grand gem =
'ssImo.
b,nry Hughes. Park City. grand .
ain general.
II. Jennings. Salt Lake, grand :
Or warden.
jC. Schramm. Salt Lake. grand :
-or warden.
F. Adams. Salt Lake, grand .
surer.
III. Cunningham, Salt Lake, .
ID recorder.
IA. Houghton. Salt Lake. grand .
ID bearer.
ebliam Radon. Park City, grand :
,dard bearer.
I c. Baker. Ogden, grand war .
&c. Richmond. Salt Lake, grand .
1 ain OF the guard,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

., oend were realized today. when the
was instituted with
Impressive pomp and splendor in
ntto such an occasion and with the
wv rituallstic ceremony of the or
Excellent Representation.
kcellent representation from the
Fommenderles Of the state was
10 witness the birth Of the grand
query. as we'll as many Knights
tner states. among whom were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure anv
case OF kidney and bladder trouble
not beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do moro. Schramm-J ohm.
son. Drugs Five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
!, The Tribuno
mn DI+s-r+.sf.:.ssss.

to The Tribune
EN-, April 20,-After months
q aonths OF work, in which re-
efforts have been made TO
IA grand commandery of knights
r,sr for this state by members OF
! sommandery, No. l of Salt Lake,
4 ate commandery. No. OF Ogden
sfAlta commandcry Of Park City. the
E,of the members who have worked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Honorary Members.

At the conclusion of the election OF
officers for the grand commandery and
their installation. Jesse Converse. Frank
NJ Foote. Otto Gramm and J. Dckie.
past grand commanders of Wyoming. and
J. a. Pinney. past grand commander of
Idaho, were unanimously chosen honorary
members of the Utah grand commandery.
A number OF resolutions. among which
was the naming OF the next conclave to
be held May II. 1911. at Salt Lake City.
were passed. after which an adjournment
was taken until this evening, when an
elegant banquet spread In the banquet
hall of the New Masonic temple con-
cluded the conclave. which has been the
most memorable in the history OF the
knights Templar OF this state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
THE lake TRIBUNE THuRspAY HoRNNe APRIL 2 1910
pws of lnterm0untain Region
OGDEN DEPARTM Me-

NATIONAL Bank gath and Washington
Independent Phone SSH Office hoursS
TO a, D p
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21
Gliddeu Tour.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 20.-The path
finder OF the Glidden tour will cross the
ing heading for Helena. Ark. The party
arrived here today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

is no such organization. although steps
are now being taken by the commander
les of that state TO form a grand COM
mandery.
over sixty knights have been in at
tendance upon the couclave which as
sembled in Ogden yesterday among
whom are the most prominent members
OF the order from this state, Wyoming,
Ida no a nd Colorado
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-21

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 800.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

.Nutiirlid! mas oenfn Ou2 De1
Mrs nibt Derp6bnt" lautete 81,
trndene Mnttport, aber bic Muser
itrablten babel. .aomm nrr. es II
cine bimmli1de 9uft brauben."
gustnie trat nod 3u ibrem Mann
leste ibm elm Riifen beauemer una
fiiblte peritoblen nah Dem puls.
rssn einem giertelfiinbden bin i'd
pieoer oa. SD idide bir ben Rarl
nit elmer Grfrii1uns. 9dft bu midi
n0tbis. 10 laile mid sleid rufen.1
Gr anttpprtete niht. gr fab nut
gu ibr auf. Gs muBte aber ettpas
feltiam 3pinsenbes in ieinem Slid
liesen iie neiste fi6 lansiam tie
fer, unb er legte ben gefunben Mrm
nm ibren Naden unp sos lie gu iid
berunter. 9lls iie iih aufrihtete,
mar ibr bIeihes GeFht bon NDtbe
iibersoffen Sbr Muse itreifte unz
ii1er bic GreunOtn, ole abgepanOt
li9 an i5ren 9onbIduben 81 idaffen
mahte. llno plDbfif finn es ME
llebermutb iiber iie. sic labte BALI
per!esen auf, idlans oen 9(rm nm
Grnas feine 5aille unb NOR nit ibr
5ur 5biir binaus, ebe HDhbin Elm
s(bIhieosiport rufen fonnte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

init eiI,rnsr' WitItnstraft iseftdfy Roa
nidt, nod 1par Is 3u fritb. ST burftt
lie nod niht erihreden nit ieiner
2iebe. gbtnfo langfum nro dlmdb=
Iig muBte sr bic leifen, tpobl ibr ielbit
nod nnteipubt aufteimsnDen. pdrms@
rem @efii6le fir ibn tDabien lahen.
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berItDbIene 3drtlidieit in Ben Rrants
beitstasen binsenommen. trobbem q
ipubte, lie gait mebr Dem Rranttn als
sem @otten. Gr nnbm lie als einen
MusDrud ibrer Greuoe iiber feine
srennblihfeit segen ben anaben. Diels
leidbt aud Ct mubte fich bus sn ieis
mem 5fmerse sefteben NOR Is ein
@efiibl Der Grleihterung, oaB ieine
berrfdiiidtige 2iebe lie iebt nidt quds
len fonnte. go tpeb es that - er
mubte iih Iasen, ibre 3GrtliAteit tpar
ser Danf fir feline 3uriidbaltuns.
(5dluB folst.)
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81 htaehntes 4apiteI.

AU|uleuotppll luIet lotittC.
ghtsebntes Rapitel.
Gin nunoeridDner GriibRrbIt lpar
Dem unfreunblihen reaneriiden 5omz
ner sefolgt. Sag fir Sag itrahlte bic
5onne BON einem leudteno blauen,
tpplfenloIen 6immeI bernieOer.
Die Sommerfriihen unO 8abeorte
iparen mebr lls in Der pOlIig perregnez
ten 9odiaiion iiberfiillt.
@luf ser 8eranoa elmer reiaeno gez
leaenen 8illd bes Baoeortes q. ipar
Der 5riibitiidstild seDedt. Gin Die
ner in etnfader .fetner 2ipree oroz
nete nod an benz @eidirr, idob Die
s!ssanten, bequemen RobrIefel sls
rsdt, unp fdIieBli6 fab er nod Der
llbr.
.0alb neun. 9a fam i9 bie tparme
p!atte 6eraufbsIrrgen laKen."
Gr ldritt silig our9 oen 8artenz
Ialon gum Souterrain binilnter. gs
NOR aorl, Ser pielgenanote, tpoblz
erfabrene 9iener Ses 8auratbs Hoos
Oin.
Seit odt Wohen bereits bepobnts
Oieier BAG ganae Parterreseihob Der
gillu nit isiner Srau.
l1nb Ieit oieisr 3eit ipar bas reis
aenbe 9aus oft ous 3isl bon neusiez
risen, subrinsliden 8lidsn Ser @ors
iiberae6enoen geipeien.
9ie entsiideno Ih0ne, junae 5rau,
Die nit 70 riibrenoer Sorgfa!t um tbs
rem frunfen @otten bemiibt par, er
lelbit nit Ieinem interefunten, ount=
len aiinitlerfopf biloeten fat ous Sas
gssgslprd6 Der 8uredHe. 9u5u fam
bic e!egante, pornebme 2ebensfii9z
rung.
Roobins batten ibre eigene 9ieners
lcbaft mitsebradt uno fir sie gan5s
Dausr ibrss Iufentbalts cine Gqutz
page gu ibrem alleinigen SebrauA ssz
mietbet.
9os ulles rei3te oie Neuaier I'm
10 mebr, als iib oos interelants paar
gdns 5uriid5og.
Durdb bas Neben5immer ipurbe
elm leidter 59rttt bDrbor. gugeni:
trat in Sic apeitse0ffnete @erunoaz
t1iir. Wtat ldnellem Bid iiberfloa
lie sen Sriibtiidstil4.
rRomm nur, es lit alss bersit!"
rief iie better in bas 3immer surad.
sic blieb in Ser Sbiir Itsben ano
iab benz Ndherfommennen entgegen.
rDas gebt ia pieoer prah.poa bsu=
te Morsen! Stol5 ipie Elm Smperator
fommit ou einbereelaritten". lahte iie
nit frozen 4usen ibrem Manne gu.
rWer bib 10 leiht uno iifer ssben
iiebt, Ser Ioa nod ratsen, pesbalb ou
bierbsrtamf."
uWis Elm Wunber tommt mir tel.
Der Diele neue araft Dor. sic mid
burdtr6mt. Dieie 2ebensluit TIM
5hoffensfreuoe! 0iible. mas meir
Mrm Dernlag."
Gr bridte nit ser ssld5mt gene.
Ienen 9ano Die ieiner Trau feite'
uno feiter.
Spirit bu's?" fragte ct neden0.
so, iehr, ieEr. Sd Elite bid
lpdere Sen Sdralbitod etipas!" Bal
Tie ebenio.
rDas lit bie neue araft. Dir oers
banfe ib iie."
,,Dapon Ihneigit ou mir gefdaigf
biibih fiI. Ods lit alles llniinn
Cbne oeine urseiun0e Natur batter
nleine pflese unO mein biBden 5ora
faIt niht niiben t0nnen. Dai iibel
iinb mir bod boffentlid i'm Rlaren
gun fomm gum Griibitiid. 0u tpieber
aufsritanoener @imion!!"
sic gob inn Oen trdftig ouftenbel
sfaFfee Elm. ftrid) ibm 9t0tdtn I'M
legte inn BON ben tparmen Gpeife,
pOr. Dobei plau0erte iit 6eiter IN Il
ner fr0blid lher5enben Qlrt, Die maj
nie an ibr stfdnnt batte. War 0di
iiberbaupt nod oie olts gussnie'
Disie Grau, :pelhe jest 10 titbrei8enl
am RuffntiIb bantirte. aus osrel
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~ a |, : | Il II 4 ! Il


3iisen tiefinnerfte 3ufrieoenbeit, Die
Greuoe iiber cine sroBe uno gut, 9bat
iprahs
sic lebnte ii1 in ibren GeFel 5u=
l}riid unb iab binaus in Die fonnise
Welt.
Welb elm Mprsen mar oas!
Sbaufrifh; unb fonneniibergliibt lag
Der fpeite parf.
Blumen unb 8liitben in Derihtpenz
Oerilder Jii1e. pobin bas sMuse lab.
8ein 2iifthen riibrte fid. nur ftnere
DuftpDsen pon Meieoo uno 2eptpien
tnmen BON Ben iipptgen Bseten bers
iiber. Oben in Dem itrabIenben 6im<
melblau iubslten Sic gOsel, nnb elm
leiIer, funmenber Son BON fhtpirrens
oen Snieften brang trdumerii1 in
oisien Grieben.
Gin ent5iidenoes Stiidten groe
lit bies g., tpabrlih geeisnet, bier au
geIunoen an 2eib upo aud an 5sele.
uno oaB bic Bel ibrem Meanne ee-
sliidt mar, in 10 iiberrafhenb furser
3eit!
Sic tpanbte ibre leubtenoen Muz
gen ihm tpieoer gu.
sreffli9 lieB er iih Isin Jriibitiid
ihmeden.
.MDdteit BIZ nod etrpas bon biez
lem 8eefiteat9 Sd Dente, es lit 5art
uno iaftis."
rNein, 1nein Rino, oanfe lthDn. Du
nuoelft mid ia seruoe5u. llebrigens
bait 0u fdon baraa seoaht, tpeld Elm
Sag beute iit!s"
Der fiinf5ebnte. Sd peib. grnas
Sodseitstas."
gs glitt Elm lsidter Shatten iiber
ibre 3iise, sans fliidtis nur, aber
iein idorfes Nuse bate i'm bOd be.
merit.
.Du bGtteit binrsiien iollen. guse=
ME. Sd fonnte 10 gut fir Die ipeniz
gen Sage allein bleiben. Ou bait ia
Den Rarl gu einem reselrehten aranz
fentpdrter ausgebiloet."
r1as mobl. Nher id laiie oih trobz
oem auf teinen San auein. grna
meiB, bab i9 ibrer sebente. lpenn ih
s,uh nift Bel tbr bin. sic Fat es
iider gar ni1t unbers eripartet, Otto.
Sd gebs nidt BON oir. 50ditens t0nnz
te Ser Wolfsang mid Da5u peranlai=
ien", Iebte lie nit einem tleinen Seuf@
ger 6in5u.
Gr batte i'm tpobl seb0rt, ano
9Ibruns umipielte ieinen Munb BEL
bieler fait unbepuBten 4euBerung III
rer Sebniu9t nod Dem ainoe.
nSm tiefiten Sersen itbt bod elm
tletner S6mera, enttpeoer nm ben
Wolfgane ooer, 0aB Du ibr ben
8rauttran5 ni1t aufIeben tannit9
Sab i9 reht9" fragte er freanolt4.
Sic l16elts elm tlein psnig perz
legen.
sd babe iiberbaupt mun4mal 10
etpas !pie Sebnluht na9 9auie.
Damit fat aber @rnas 6ohoeit
nidts gu tbun. Die ieie id ia aIs
junge 5rau ipieoer, oas lit audi i9On.
Dirflid, Otto, es lit mir niht i4per
setporoen, bier gu bleiben. gitte, benz
te ons nidt mebr!"
.Ou bnit Sebniuht nod benz 8u=
ber. Gs ipar elm srobes Opfer, odB
ou i'm meinettpegen gu 9aufe liebsit."
.&etn Opfer. Der arme. fIeine
gurlde tbut mir tpobl manamal
leio; id ipeiB, apie isbr er iid rah
uns le9nt; ober immerbin, er lit in
9uten 6Gnben aufs bette bericrst.
rno bu singit bod por. ltnb pie
bat fih oie Sur bier 9elobnt. Dele
punoerpone Nuelle. ib mDhte lie in
golo faKen!" rief iie nit elmer 10
innieen Greuoe. Dab er binserifien
ibrs 6ano ersriff unO einen Rub baz
rauf oriidte.
6eib apallte es in i5m auf. Gr battle
Tie an iein Ser5 reiben m0gen, nnr
nit duBsritsr geberrfduns belt er
iih in Sen @renaen, oie er iih ielbit
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Mas 1T eisentlib pefiimismus?. -
gnt.duid,ter Sptimtsmus!. -.

Mas 1T eigentlih YefIimismusg. -
gnt.duld,ter Sptimtsmus!. -.
Der @9ulOner. ber rid! beSdbten
min, tpirb ielten 10 berahtet, tpie Der
Sduloner, Der niht be3ablen taltn.
Sc iilter mir rerben. befo nebr
Iheinen lns Dtnae ielbltnerltdn0lth.
tie nns friiber am tpenigiten einleuds
ten ipotlten.
Bon Ieinem Surier bot Nnob
Garnesie einen Mbsub madden laiIen
unh biefen nod 3uBlano geIdtdt.
NGter9en tpirb feben, baB es nod
beraltertere Dinge sibt. als feline
Regierung.
Gs sibt Wertpapiere, bic MIR
papiertrert buben.
1er OiiNelborfer General =9lnaeiser
lpettt IN gr. l12 na6itebenoe Mn5etge
auf: rMaoenladierer iucht Jriebrtb
g." Diefer 6riebrih liebt alIo au9
auf Elm ltOnes Snnere.
Der neue a0nig ben England 1iebt
benz 3oren 10 dhnli9, baB CT beHen
Stelle einnebmen f0nnte; es 1T aber
nidt notwithstanding, rab er Die Neiz
gung bate, ben Sauif einaugeben.
Der Stuhent in 6arparb, ber feline
2ebensbebiirfnife nit Is Gents tag
lid hefrieoiat, lit elm Mann nad benz
6ersen Der Srults. sic fonnen i'm
ols Iebenbes 8eilpiel fur bic 8ebaup=
tung benuben, bab bic 8erteuerung
cine Jolge Der uepptstett lit.
Gin &iiblbausbeliber in Baltimore
bebauptet, MuItern, bic neun Sabre in
8i9fen geitedt baben, pdren nod
gut. Gr foll einmal cine ebrli9e Sc.
iinnuns bepeifen unb oas 3eus eiien.
Sn Gbieaso ipuroen fiiEI WaJen-
labunsen Mafafroni pernidtet, bic
tpesen zines Bel ibrer 9eritellung per=
ipanoten Jarbitoffes fir yelunobetts=
ipiDrig eebalten ipurber. llnter (Sift-
nubeln bate man iia ipnit sisen:!id
ettpas anoeres DorgeiteGt.
X X x
Neueroinss ipri9t man bisl bon
Der Orsantiation elmer Mationalber-
einigung Der 6dnoler uno sgabritan.
ten bon Nabrunssmitteln. Mit elmer
Nationalorganifat fation Der Ron1umenz
ten Diirbe benz 2anoe inoeHen bel1er
|sebient iein.
*
Gin profeKor Ser aanfas llnipers
iitdt bat elm 8erfabren gefunben, tpie
Die 5rau entbeden fam, ob ibr Wann
ettpas getrunten bat; Der tommer3ieae
Wert biefer grfinbuns in einem sproz
bibitionsitaate 1T nidt re4t begreifz
Iid1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

Ger DiiiIeloorfer General =Mn5eiser
lpeiit in Nr. 112 noditebenbe Maseige
auf: rMaoenladierer iuht Grtebrt6
g." Diefer 6rieorih iiebt alIo aud
auf Elm ldOnes Snnere.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

Der Sturent in 6arparb, ber Ieine
2ebensbeoiirfniffe nit Is Gents tdgz
li9 hefrieoiet, 1T Elm Munn nad benz
6er3en Der Sruits. 5ie f0nnen i'm
ols lebenoes 8eiipiel fur bic 8ebaup=
tune benuben, bab bic 8erteuerung
cine 5olee Der ltepptgteit lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

Gin &iiblbausbeiiBer in Baltimore
bebauptet, Nuitern, bic neun Sabre in
8ii9fen seitedt bdben, pdren nod
gut. Gr foil einmal elne ebrlide Sc,
finnung betpeiien uno ous 3eug eiIen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-06-09

Bon feinem Surier bat Nnob
Carnegie einen Mbgub mahen lafen
unh biefen nod 2ublano sefhidt.
Wdterden tpirb feben. baB es nod
beraltertere Dinge sibt, als feline
Hegierung.