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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
STEAMSHIP ISTHMIAN
ARRIVES FROM SOUTH

The American Hawaiian steamship
conspanv's freighter Isthmian, with
3465 tons Of general merchandise for
William Dimond & Co, came into
port yesterday morning l01z days from
tnian report that run4ors of the present
ADprising in Mexico were thick about
Falina Cruz Just before sailing. but no
vicinity. According TO the men on the
Isthmfan the anti-Diaz party lacks
strength to overthrow the present gov
ernment
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
REDWOOD PARK TO BE
THEME OF MEETING
Project Will Be Discussed at
San Jose Tomorrow
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE. Nov. 27.--For the pur-
pose of starting a movement to en-
large the California redwood park in
the Big basin a mass meeting will be
held in this city Tuesday afternoon.
Representatives in the senate and
assembly from San Mateo, Santa Clara
Santa Cruz and San Benito counties
have accepted invitations to attend
The meeting will be addressed by John
Maher Of Santa Cruz and Rev Father
Kenna OF Santa Clara college.
The park at present comprises $500
acres. The project of running a new
wagon road into the basin will also be
discussed
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
NELSON WANTS CHANCE
TO FIGHT AID WOLGAST
Fallen Idol viii Not Admit Defeat and Still
Dreams of Regaining Title
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

Although ne was beaten the satisfaction of all his enemies beaten till
ready Nelson still He
Nolgast
lightweight title Even lightweight
holder
though he has found willing this
The Dane certainly showed wonderful
counted Saturday afternoon by Referee Benny Sg Saturday
and he them
visible absolutely
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
Bowling Tournament Is
Resumed

OMAHA. Neh.. Nov. Glowing in
the middle west bowling association
tournament was resumed today with
games in the individual, two men and
five men events. For the days play
the high score in the individuals was
made by Jules Schmidt of ST. Louis,
scoring 638; the Chalmers Detroit Of
Chicago in the five men team events.
with 1887 were high, and Spellman and
Shepherd of Kansas City, with 1,150,
headed the two men events.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
SAN RAFAEL TO FETE
LABOR DELEGATIONS
Annual Convention Will Open
There January 10
TSpeciol Diseotch 10 The Call

IoPtLToI LIsFulcH 10 HS NuII1
SAN RAFAEL, Nov 27--Prepara-
tions are being made to entertain dele
gates TO the State building trades coun-
ell. which will convene in annual con-
vention here January is. The execu-
tive board will meet January Is, with
Mayor Mccarthy OF San Francisco pre-
siding.
The local labor entertainment com
mittee has arranged a trip to Mount
Tamalpais and San Quentin Warden
John E. Hoyle will be the host at a
reception to the delegates There
will be several dances and other So
cial functions.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
FOOTBALL PLAYER HAS
RIB BROKEN IN GAME

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov 27-After
the return from Philadelphia of the,
victorious navy football squad tonight
it was learned that Ingram c. Sowel
the midshipman quarterback. played
almost the entire game with the West
Point cadets yesterday while suffering
from a broken rib and probably a
punctured lung. He probably will
recover rapidlY
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
HEADACHE CURE KILLS
UNIVERSITY STUDENT

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27-Leroy
Scott of Denver, a senior in the medi-
cal school of the University of Penn
sylvania, died today in the university
hospital from supposed opium poison
ing He was 80 years old The au-
thorities believe the student took an
overdose of some patent headache
cure. He was discovered unconscious
in his room yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
MAN WHO ANNOYED
GIRLS MAY Go FREE
Parents Refuse to Prosecute
San Rafael Laborer
Especial. Dispatch TO The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 27.-Because the
parents of girls annoyed by a laborer,
who is now in the county jail, refuse
to prosecute for fear of notoriety, it is
probable he will gain his liberty
through habeas corpus proceedings.
The prisoner is known as O'Donald,
Shields and English.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
POLICE SEEK MISSING
MILL VALLEY WOMAN
Rosa Naushaus Left Home Is
Days Ago
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LOpecldI DlsPd1eh 10 ne IdNJ
MILL VALLEY. Nov 27.-Authorities
of this town and of Marin county have
asked the assistance of police about the
bay in the search for Rosa Naushaus,
a woman of independent means who
has been missing for 15 days. She was
last seen at the ferry building in San
Francisco. She is described as being 45
years of age, 5 feet inches in height,
weighing 120 pounds, has black hair
and blue eyes. When she disappeared
she wore a brown straw hat and long
gray coat. 1t is thought she may be in
Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
FRENCH SHIP BIARRITZ
EXPERIENCES ROUGH TRIP

The big French ship Biarritz. Cap
tain Laine, made port early yesterday
morning ia days from Hamburg with
a full cargo of general merchandise
consigned to Never. Wilson & Co. The
Biarritz came via the Antipodes, and
Captain. Laine reports q succession of
severe northwest and southwest gales
lasting for 45 days The first storm
was encountered just after passing
Cape of Good Hope and lasting until
Hobart was reached. In spite of the
terrific winds and high seas the ship
came through without sustaining any
damage.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
Widow Lives in France

The first mate of the steamer Admiral
Sampson Of the Alaska-Pacif1c steam
ship company was T. w. Peterson He
was a native of France, where his wife
lives A sister and brother living in
Boston are his only relatives in the
United States.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
NOTES OF THE AUTO

The practicability Of the Detroit
Electric both as a car for city and
suburban use and for hill climbing as
well has been demonstrated by its sue
cessful completion of a series of re-
markable tests made in New England.
OF the number OF tests made the
most noteworthy was the 1000 mile
tour the route being from New York
through the upper part OF New York
state and the mountains OF Vermont
and New Hampshire.
The first run OF the series OF tests
was made by the Detroit Electric hav
ing the usual 40 cell battery, normally
charged. The car started from New
York at 1928 o'clock a. m. and COW
cred a distance Of "a miles through
hilly country in s hours and So min
utes, at an average speed OF 1907 miles
per hour.
Numerous stretches of freshly tarred
roads and very steep grades were en-
cOuntered by. the Detroit Electric while
making this run and the average speed
attained under such conditions is con-
sidered quite exceptional
The Detroit Electric left New York
September II. arriving at Waterbury,
Conn. that evening. From there It
proceeded to Boston. thence along the
Massachusetts, and Maine coasts and
later to Glen. which is at the base OF
Mount Washin gtOn, and from there the
actual start of climbing the mountain
was made.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

FRUITVALE, Nov. 27.--The Speed BOYS OF
San Francisco took a game from the Fruitvale
team today: score to 5. Fruitvale was handi-
OAKLAND. Nov. 2T.-Fhe Raspiller baseball
San Francisco today. where they were sup.
posed TO open Spaiding's midwinter league
against the Fort Mcdowell team. but found
only two members of the Mcdowell team on
hand. all the others being from the Presidlo
team. Manager Davis OF the Corbin team has
lodged a protest against the ineligible Preside
players and expects his protest TO be sustained
at the official meeting OF the league directors
The two teams however went through nine
inning contest, which was captured by the SOL
diers, II to 4.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
MINOR BASEBALL

- ALAMEDA. Nov. 2z-The Beatsols won from
the Models this afternoon at Lincoln park. Score.
steffen: Models. Sparks, Gay and Kinsky
OAKLAND. Nov. 27.-The Goodyears defeated
the Gas Workers this afternoon on the Van der
Naillen grounds. Score: r. H. E.
Goodyears ......-....--........ II
BatteriesHpurdy and viugh; scanlan and
Francis.
OAKLAND, Nov. 2T-The Emeryrilie team
handed the Newsboy team an s to beating.
The bats of the racetrsck squad did not have
the Of tho SeWsboy IN
pitching for Emeryville. kept the hits well
straightened for three runs.
The hitting of Irwin and Dunn for Emeryville
and the playing of Ward on short and Fulweiler
the game Score: R. n E
Eas.ggCni EnergSilIe s 9 2
Batteries Sinclair and crosswaite; Dunn and
Dunn.
The Newsboys downed the Pierce Hardware
nine on the East Lake diamond this forenoon. s
to 6. Score: R. 81. E.
Batteries-Dunn and Dunn; Dean and Colby.
EAST RICHMOND. Nov. 27.-The local hal,
team downed the Key Route team of Oakland
this afternoon on the home grounds. Score;
r. n. E..
East Richmond ..................11 7 1
D
Batteries-Moore and williams; Marshall and
Harinsh.
OAKLAND, Nov. 2T.-The Claremont team Of
Oakland made the trip TO San Francisco, where
they went down to defeat at the hands OF the
Turkey Reds. Score: r. H. f..
Turkey Reds. ..............4 2
Batteries-Carter and Jaceman; whitehouse
and Baker.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Martin. Sacrifice hits-wil
kinson. Kraft. Stolen bases-Prentice. wEkin
son. Corson, Posey. Left on bases-Lodi s
Holts g. First base errors--Lodi g. Holts 2
bley 3. Passed ball--Tesch. Hit by pitched
ball--Machada. Umpires-Candella and ziegler
Scorer-Reynolds Time of game hours and
20 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
PFacticability of
Electric Autos

recently held on the other side OF the
"The recent electric automobile en-
strated to the public what has been
realized by the automobile dealers for
several years-the dependability OF the
electric automobile
bile will give like performance, sim
ply by changing batteries at intervals.
The charging stations we are eS-
tablishing about the bay will make It
possible, even by charging the ordinary
batteries or by changing batteries, to
tour in a comfortable and leiSurely way
this section of the state. These charg-
ing stations will be establshed at points
at greater distances from San Fran
cisco from time to time, thus bringing
the electric automobile into general use.
"One Of the features which makes for
the dependability of the electric auto
mobile is the simplicity OF the motive
apparatus. An electric motor is the
simplest and most rugged motive ap
paratus built, as illustrated by their
general use in factories. residences, etc.
1t is only necessary to turn the switch
TO obtain the power.
The only drawbac heretofore to the
electric propulsion OF vehicles has been
the battery. but during the last Ave
years inventions have been so rapid
that We have several types of batteries
which are all that can be desired for
propelling vehicles in towns and sub
urbs, as they will do all required in
one days run.
The public should not expect a revo-
luton in the battery business any more
than In any other; undoubtedly bat
time. thus extending the radius of ac
tion Of the electric automobile.
Those intending 10 purchase cleo
tries should not put 1t of expecting
this revolution, but should realize that
the development of the business is
merely evolution"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

Occasionally a man lays up some
thing for a rainy day and then it
SHOWS.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

At Cleveland there is a complete
plant for curing meats by electrical
processes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28
AUTOSHOWSGREAf
AID TO THE TRADE
Dealers Who Are Not Afraid of
Comparisons ReapiHg the
Benefit of Exhibition
By R. R. L'HoMMEDIEU

The automobile show in Oakland has
come to an end. ID has been successful
for all those who have had cars in the
exhibition and undoubtedly has done
great deal OF good in the way of show
ing the public what the modern motor
car is 1t has been a great thing for
the public, but an expensive proposi-
tion for the dealer. The buyers of
automobiles do not realize what it costs
to make an exhibition in show.
1t is only the dealers who know the
real value of their cars that take part
in such shows. for they are not afraid
of placing their cars in close compari-
son with others.
There are some dealers who think
that their cars are so superior that
they have no need of placing them
where they can be compared with 9TH
ers. This was a condition a few years
ago, but that time has passed. for the
cars of the present day have advanced
so far and the finer points of cOnstruc-
ton are so little removed that il is
generally a point of a few dollars dif-
ference in the original cost that divides
them.
The dealers have gone to a great ex-
pense to give the public chance to
Judge of their cars in close cOmpari-
son, and this fact should be seriously
considered by every buyer. If pref
erence is TO be given TO any car when
a buyer is making a purchase it should
go to the dealers who take their cars
out in the open in a show under heavy
expense, so that the buyer can go from
one car TO the other and judge for him.
self Now that the show is over, the
local dealers should be able to report a
number of immediate sales Automo-
bile row was exceedingly busy yester-
day for a Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

sBatted for Felts In the twelfth inning ssBat-
ted for Tschierschky in the twelfth inning
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

r. b Daggett, head OF the company
handling the Baker electrics. in dis
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-28

ALAMEDA, Nov. 2L-The Beatsols won from
the Models this afternoon at Lincoln park. Score
4 TO O. Batteries-Beatsols, Behnemann and
Stenen: Models, Sparks, Gay and Kinsky
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02
Is YEARS UNDER
ONE MANAGEMENT
John H. Sparks Worlds Famous
Shows And Trained Animal
Exhibition Coming.
"A VAST VISION OF BEAUTY AND
SPLENDoR.

So familiar has the public become
with the facts of the enormous growth
eacn year attained by John H. Sparks
Shows, that the return of the greatest
of American Shows is awaited with in
terest, knowing full well that there is
always something new to be seen at
each visit. In fact, words fail to do
justice to this wonderful aggregation
arenic hippodrome spectacle and ami
NAL of new and exclusive features in
the world that we have this year
gathered together from all parts of
the earth. Every day at IL o'clock
noon, the grandest, rarest and most
complete free street pageant ever seen
Ia fortune invested in wardrobe, trap
pings and accessories, nothing like it
for magnitude or magnificance ever
seen before on earth. Cage tableaux
in endless variety, gorgeous floats,
fierce wild animals, huge elephants,
and stately camels, all absolutely free.
Notwithstanding our previous enlarge
lments, the additionals for this year
are far greater than ever before and
makes this beyond all doubt the most
noteworthy amusement achievement
of the century. Keeping ever in mind
the three chief watch-words, magni-
tude, excellence, and excMsiveness.
! Special excursion on all lines Of
travel.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02
SAYS STATEMENTS WERE
W|LFUL, DELIBERATE LIES

Washington, d. G., April 30.--Indig-
nantly denying that he had been guilty
of any wrong doing, Richard Ballin-
ger, secretary OF the interior, made a
bitter attack upon critics while wit
ness before the Ballinger-Pinchot in
vestigating committee Friday and
characterized many Of the sworn state
ments of his principal accuser, L. R.
CLAWS, as "wilful and deliberate lies. :"
He referred with apparent pride to
Rooseyelts oft-expressed high esti-
mate of him. particularly to the for
mer presidents statement when he
was commissioner Of the land office,
that he had secured a $4,000 man
for $4,000.
He defended his conduct In connec-
tion with the Cunningham coal cases
and stated emphatically that he would
take the same action today as he did
when at the head of the land office,
if he had the same record before him.
After leaving the land office, Ballin-
ger declared that his only connection
with the Cunningham cases was in
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02

bringing east from Seattle the affida-
Wit of Clarence Cunningham and pre-
senting it to Secretary Garfield.
For this service, he said. he re-
ceived 5000 or $3.50 which he regard
ed as travelling expenses. He said
that when he became secretary of the
interior that he refused to pass upon
the claims in any way.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02

that money can buv.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02
Call For Registered Warrants.

Office of County Treasurer, Vinita,
Craig County, Oklahoma, May 2nd,
1910.-Funds on hand to honor the fol
lowing Registered Warrants OF Craig
County, State of Oklahoma:
Court Fund. Nos. 724 to S49, inclu-
sive
Poor and Insane Fund, Nos. rs to 9S,
inclusive.
Road and Bridge Funds, Nos. 81 to
SO, inclusive.
Supply Fund. Nos. s2S to 400, in
clusive.
Separate School Fund. Nos. Al and
AZ.
Salary and Contingent Fund, all
payable.
Parties holding these warrants will
present them for payment at the
Treasurer's Office within 80 days, as
interest will cease then.
Respectfully,
E. d. FICKLIN,
lib County Treasurer
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02

Try those $500 to $500 Suits, and
Pants from $500 up. Made in my
shop in any style. Money refunded
if not satisfactory. c. Soos. Tailor,
over Post Offlce. 1-12
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-05-02

Inc cOhIeuefate veterans ana oIhefs
who attended the reunion at Mobile,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

Mm meilten ipre9en Die BON rerz
IcbDpfter" @ebulb, Die ME tpel6e bat=
ten.
GinMann bat Die Norbpplz8ontro@
perie in Muitt eefeBt; boffentlih feblt
bo bas I6Dne 0uett bon Bearb unO
gpof au iineen ntht: ,sSa 10 5ipei, ipie
mir 3tpei, Die gibt's balt net piel.
Die 8oblen lperben teurer, ldutet
cine No9ribt. Man 1pllte uns bod
ni9t jebes Sabr nit oieiem aften WiB
fpmmen. Wir miiiIen ia bod beSahz
len, mas Der Roblenbdnbler perlanst.
Menn aud bas Glitter arflopft, man
nrub ibm niht glei9 Die Sire Dffnen!
Wer feinem Srrlidt je gum Spfer
fiel, bat iider audi nidt mad Dem
2idte geitrebt.
Sin sefdeiter MenTh lit bie ssrence
Der Melt, aber oft eine pein fir ieiae
llm9ebnna.
9robe Saten pollbrinsen, betBt
ni6ts anberes, als Dinge an bic reate
Gtelle feben.
Gs sibt 2eute, bic iih fir nibts
eripdrmen, fpnbern nur erbiben fOnp 1
men.
Die feinoliden rMrlueen1s III gifass &
ragna befinben Ttb inlqlsr nod spersis
einetn entfdeioeabens Ersflsn Iysg gBeaal
ne einanber bod peniseFkps n1A,ps
tot inoden tpiirhen! M
Gs gibt 2euts. oie nur bqs bearei
fen mas ne srtifen t0nntn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13
ountle MitielaIter Ois Hafe riimpfene


(N. q. 3tg.)
gus berBubget sHebe bes fanaoi@
fden prertiers III eriittlid, baB, rdb@
renb Die Gintpanhernng aus @rpBz
Britannien unb attoeren ldnbern fart
.abfdllt, Der 3nfluB aug ben Der.
5taaten befdnbig i'm Ma6fen 1T. SIN
lebten Sabre iinb $4,000 Mmerifaner
nno 5tpar tpDhlbabenbe ssarner nod
aanaba iitersefisbelt, i'm bafelbit ibs
renHeihtbum in Der glethenMeiie, toie
tie thn tn biefen, 2anbe erlangt bnben,
ourh 6ieMertbaundbme bes 8obenS 5u
permebren. Der prenlier fam baber
nit Dollem Hehte fasen, baB Rdnaba
BON Den Ser. 5taaten tn bic 61be ges
hrd9t tperbe. Mussegliden ipirb oie@
Ter Derluft aum She'll bur9 uniere
Nusfubr i1a6 jenem 2anbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13


Gremplar BET groBen dinejiftben Gns
enfIppdbie, bic Elm GeiHent ieitens Der
hineFfhen Negierung biIbet,
Wie barabariiH sic G;nnaabez
rIngsbeh5r0e Derfdbrt, benefit tpieoer
folgenDer isdn. aiir3lin traf in gien
Wprf Elm Deutfhs1Inanr nit @attin
uno A Rinbern i'm Mlter Don r. 18
Sahren eia, urn iih 81 feinem In gbiz
4cago lebenben, perm0genben Better al
begeben. @ie 2ellte felhit iinb niht
unhemittsIt. tpurben jebpb Don Der
2anbung ousee5hloien, tpeil ibr flei=
mes SDhterhen an leihteH @ettstan5
leibet! Wie eraufam biele MaBregel
lit, fann man MIR ermeifen, fpenn
man ipeiB, baB Die 1eberfabrt Der ganz
gen sSamilie bic 2eute Elm fleines 8erz
mogen fDftet.
eSn Der@ern,iniitiihen Gefenfhaft
>gbieagos iprah por einisen Sagen
Brofeffor Sobn Matbetp Manlep, De-
sent Der enaliIhen 2iteratur an Ser
fortisen llniperiitdt, iiber bic. in
Deutl1lanb ipdbrenb eines fehsmoz
notlihen 9lufentbaltes empfangenen
@iltbriide. Dobei fam er alif bas
oeutihe Seer ou ipreden, bds Ct ais
pi6tigften 3attpr i'm Graiebunsspez
Ten DEG 0eutf6en Retdes beaei9nete.
Das Seer uno Der Dienit i'm 9eere
trase niht nur bdsu hei, benz Gin5el..
ren mehr aenntniHe 5u per11affen,
fonbern rege bas ,BebiirfniB mad unb
bas 0erdnoniB fir eins Before 2es
bensfiibruns an unb befdbige i'm, NIT
mebr 8eritdnbniB an ssragen, tpelhe
oas @emetntrefen unc bds @emeina
ipobl betreffen, beranautreten. NuBers
nem biirfe niht iiberieben tperben, bob
Der Oienit i'm Seere bem Wonn aus
cem @olfe AUDI arDberen Sdliff eebe.
pOos oeutihe Seer, 1aete profeHor
ManleD tpDrtlid: rfpmmt benz aonbe
nidbt au tbeuer gu iteben. Gs lit Elm
srobartiaes Gr3iebungsinititut unb
beadblt fid auBerorbentli9. nebers
rafhenb ipirft hie 5duberfeit, tpel1s
bic unteren 8loKen aeisen. Sic lit
nur auf ben @influB Der Oienitaeit in.
6eere slriidsufiibmn. Wobltbuenb III
oud Der 9eaenIab. Ser fi9 5fpiS1er,
ben unteren &laiIen 0eutf9lanbs unb
@nalanbs offenbort." gine Wabrs
nebmung, bic 8efuder Der betben 2Gnz
Der in Den leg@,n Sa1ren INNER bGuz
flyer gemaGt baben.
Warum befrdft bic men16li1e
@eieni9aft, penn lie ben Mann feline
Miifetbaten biiBen lGBt. aualeih aud
feline Srol unb &inber9 Mdbrenb er
I'M @efdngniB iibt, miiTen lie lcbr
bdufia 9uneern. Wean9er Meni6, Der
gut fiir feline Samilie forste, bat i'm
Mugenblid Ser Grresung, pber aus
gbarofteri6tpd6e ein 8erseben be-
aangen, bas Der 5taat 1trofen muB,
uno oas ibm nun bic MDali6feit entz
aiebt, ben Seinigen ben 2ebenslnter=
bolt gu eetpdbren. Wdre rnIer
Stdotspefen auf logif6er @runblage
aufgebaut, ipiirbe man nit bemMcnne
ni6t aud auglei6 Weib unb Rinb
ftrafen. Man tpiirbe hem Manne oie
sSreibeit ent5ieben unb i'm gum Mrbeiz
ten 5ipineen - ober ben 2obn Der Orr
bett niirbe man fetner Sanilie seben!
Sebt ntmmt ben san3en 2pbn Der
@taat fir ii9 in Nnfpru6. Seoer
>3u9tbdusler muB neun @tunben ober
mebr f9offen. Mlles fir ben Gtaot,
nit Nusnohme Der fleinen Summe. bic
linn heim 8erlaifen Ser @trafanialt
einsebdnbist ipirb. Mir riibmen uns
unierer gipiliIation. @lauben sic
nidt aud, baB aufiinftiee @ef6le9ter
iiber Die gipiliiatton lGheln uno
fpotten tperben, ettpa ipie mir iiber bas
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-01-13

@heintperfers nod iihtbdrt ilno IN
elmer gntfernung bon 80 Rilometern
fam man BEL ieineru 2ibt nod bic
8eitung leien. Ser Mefleftor lit init
einem eleftriid betbdtigten @enes
gMngsmehnnisn1us perieben, Der ge-
iiattet, nit groBter 2eidttgfeit ben
GibtfeeeI IN ieoer 0aidtung ipielep
az loiien.