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Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
NORTHERN NORMAL
 GROWING RAPIDLY
Work of Completing the Third Story
 Has Begun.

pr. R. H. H. Blome. principal of the Northern Arizona Normal school, was a Phoenix visitor yesterday, com ing to confer with Governor Sloan over school matters.
 Dr. Blome says the school year has opened with fine prospects and with much larger working body than the year before. Last year 5S students were registered on opening day, and this year the registration on opening day was S1.
 The Flagstaff Normal is a three story building but only two stories of it have ever been finished and used for school purposes. The last legis lature made an appropriation of $10,- 900 to be spent for this purpose dur ing the succeeding two years, but so many other more pressing matters demanded attention that nothing had been done in that direction during the fiscal year ending June 90. The work of completing the third story and making it available for school purposes is now under way.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
The Powerful Minority.

In an interview the morning after sentative James A. Tawney told how it was accomplished. There was no republican revulsion of sentiment in his district; at least not enough to have buried him under a majority of nearly 1000.
 The democrats had taken part in the republican primaries of that dis trict, with the result that more votes were cast there than President Taft received in the same territory two years ago. Of the normal democratic vote of 1000, less than one-tenth was cast at the democratic primaries, there being no democratic contest Tn that district Further. Mir. Tawney says, democratic threats, made long before the primaries. were executed.
 The same thing happened there that happened in Kansas and Califor- mia. and the same thing that hap pened in Oregon the year before, re- sulting in the election of a democratic United States senator by an unwilling republican legislature.
 There was in Oregon no democratic contest There were two conspicuous republican candidates for popular nomination. This nomination, by the aid of the democrats. was given to the weaker of the two, who there upon became the candidate at the regular election for advisory approv- al He was not the choice of a large majority of the republican voters. who in disgust cast their votes for the democratic candidate and he was thus forced upon the legislature.
 This thing is likely to happen almost certain to happen in every in stance. except where the parties are nearly equally divided and where there are contests in each party.
 Whether or not the tendency is a good one, it is to break up the or ganization of the dominant party. In republican states, and supposedly cer- tain republican districts, the demo- crats will naturally assist in the nomination of the weakest republican candidate. In democratic districts the republicans will engage in similar interference
 The effect of the direct primary. therefore, is to break up so-called rock-ribbed republican or democratic states
 That in itself would perhaps not be q bad thing. It would destroy and prevent the construction of political machines, the chief argument in favor of the system. but in one-sided states and districts it would result in the defeat for nomination of the stronger and more capable candidates, elimin- ating from the contest for offices the candidates who could better fill them.
 Thus are two evils set against each other, and perhaps it is we'll to try the experiment of getting rid of the evil of the machine.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24

age woman's coiffure is not the hair with which nature endowed her. Ma ture is back number whose aid the hairdresser does not require.
 But what if badness should ensueas Who would ever find it out, thanks to the modern hat?
 Unless less futile weapons than any that have yet been devised by dull-witted man are brought to bear against the enormous headgear. the enormity will never perish from the earth. The outlook is not one for pleasant contemplation.
 The man who thinks he can scare a woman out of her hat is balder on the inside of his skull than she will ever be on the outside, where. accord ing to the late Bill" Wye, badness is the less to be dreaded.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
CITY POLICE CAPTURE
 THREE CHINESE SUSPECTS
Celestials Are Wanted in Tucson by
 Immigration Officials.

Within five minutes after Chief of Police Moore had received a telephone message from Captain C. T Connell of Tucson, asking for the apprehen- sion of three Chinamen who had been of the party of five who were discov- cred day or two ago in a box car at Lordsburg, making their way into the United States, the men had been placed under arrest by Chief Moore and Officer Troutman
 The Chinamen had left Lordsburg suddenly and it was found that they had purchased tickets to Maricopa 1t was believed that they would come to Phoenix. It was within five min- utes of the arriving time of yester- days afternoon train from Maricopa when the message came to the office of Chief Moore. He and Officer Trout man managed to reach the Southern Pacific depot just as the train was pulling in. They found their men just alighting from the car
 At the police station they gave the names of Hom Gee, Moine Wing and Tome Done Two of the Chinamen had certificates of residence. which, if authentic, Woulu seem to give lNeNl the right to remain in this country. but the police are inclined to believe that these certificates were obtained by fraud or belong to some other Ce lestials The third of those arrested yesterday stated that he had no Cer tificate and never had had any. Two of them had considerable money. but the one who had no certificate was penniless.
 Captain Connell was notified that he might send for the men. as they had been placed under arrest in ac- cordance with his instructions. He replied that he would be here this morning. when he would take the men back to Tucson. He directed that the men be kept in the strictest con finement and that they be allowed to communicate with no person. Last evening a local Chinaman called at the police station and fairly implored that he be allowed to talk with his countrynren. but the request was de- nied.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24

The rebuff which was administered to Ninoritv Leader Lee O'Neil Brown by the Illinois democratic convention yesterday was an insult to the plain people" of his district, who recently renominated him for the legislature. a blow at government by, for and of the people. If MT. Browns constitu- ents want a briber to represent them, any slur cast upon the nominee is denial of their rights. an undermining of the principles of popular govern ment. Mr Browne's constituents would be warranted in standing on their hind legs and voicing their in-
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
METALS.

New York. Sept. Z5.-Standard cop per was weak; spot, September, Oc- tober and November, $12.05m 12.15 December S1210@12.15. Exports, 23, S47 tons this month. London was quiet; spot, e55; futures. e55 13s Sd Lake, s12.5O@12.75: electrolytic, s12.371a @12.621a; casting, $12121k c 12.37Iz.
 Tin was steady: spot. s34S7h35; September, s34S5@35.00; October. 34671z G34.75; November, S3425M 34.75; December, s34.25@3470. Lon don was quiet; spot, e15S 2s Sd; fu- lures, e157 17s Sd
 Lead was dull; s4.371a @440 for New York and at s42O@430 for East St. Louis. London-Spot, ZIP 13s Sd
 Spelter was dull; s5.5O65.6O for New York and at s5.37h @5.42k for East St. Louis delivery. London. G23 Is Cd
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24

It was an error of the head and not of the heart of the Indiana motorman who thought he could make the next siding in time. Nevertheless, this ln- nocently erring motorman should be placed behind strong bars for the rest of his life, partly as an offering to the shades of his forty victims and partly to the end that he should not similarly err, and partly as a lesson to others who think they can do things against the advice of those who do not err in the head.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24
The Mar on the Hat.

The prodigious hat, with which women are obstructing the human vision and obscuring the scenery, is to be attacked from another quarter. Under the fire of ridicule the hideous hat throve and increased in dimen- sions and dominion. When the hat became more of a menace to the male part of society, the case grew serious and abuse succeeded ridicule, the hat still grew
 Now the line of battle has re- formed, but we do not think or hope that the assault will be more success fuI. A London scientist points out, without being able to adduce any con- crete proof. that the huge hat will inevitably produce badness.
 The finest heads of hair in the world, he says, are those of the wom en Of the South Sea Islands, who do not wear such hats or any hats at all. but whose hirsute glories are pro duced by constant exposure to the sun and rain and dressings of cocoa nut oil.
 This scientist may know a great deal about hair and the causes of badness. but he knows very little about women and their secret re- sources What to them is the loss of hair when there are rats" and wigs of finer hair and more striking style than nature ever produced?
 At best, the chief part of the aver
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24

If you feel that your religion is slipping away from you, let it go; another one is coming" is one of the catchy expressions used by Ebert Hubbard in a lecture at Los Angeles for the entertainment and applause of the featherheaded If mankind had not held to its religious faith more steadfastly than that, this world would not have been what it is today. Creation would have been a failure.
Arizona republican., 1910-09-24

If that little seismic affair in Northern Arizona last night had nap pened a little while ago, say on the night of September 12. it would have passed unnoticed in the greater cata- clysm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

itieben ite an Observation-Disclosures
flung en-. Oabei nuroe bem II Sabre
alten 9obn bes Oberamtsiparfaliiers
Setter Der Baud aufsei6libt, 10 bab
er nah elmer balben 9tunoe itarb.e
@ra ing: - Sn pDrtng beluz
itieten it6 bic beioen s. uno 5zidbriz
oen anaben bes Malermeilters De-
gen auf bem Gile bes Dorfneibers.
6terbei serietben lie auf eine oiinne
@tels. braden Elm unb muBten idmz
merli6 ertrtnten.
Gi9itutt. - aiiralid puroe Der
Seminariit bes oierten 8uries Der
biefigen 2ebrerbil bilbunesunIalt, Mar
@6ott, Elm Sobn bes Sbermui iitmeiz
ners 99ott in sSSneolitabt, in fetner
8obnuns erfdoKen aufsefunben. Gin
8epeesruno gu bieier 5bat 1T unbez
fannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
aonigrei6 @iirttentbera.

aiolin9en. - 6ier 9litt un=
ldneit Ser 2anopirtb 9ottl. 3peiaart
in Der 5rii6e am 8runnen nit Dem
rolIen Rii6el auf Dem 8opfe aus; er
fiel oubet ridtpdrts unD Der polle
8ubel inn uuf ben 2eib. paS eine
@erlebuns Der 8eodrme CUR Jolee
bate. Der beOauernsnertbe Mann
lit nu6 flint Susen leiren 2eioen
erleqen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
aontsretd5 Sadfesl.

e ir6 d berg. - Die nit @rnte:
oorrdtben gefulte Shelne bes
Stabt9utsbeiibers Grnit DubIer in
Gtrdber9 lpuroe Elm 3aub Der sSlum=
men.
2ugau. Der auf bem STEM
acknowledgement r&ontoroia" in 2ugar
beidGfti9te 8ergarbeiter S9miot
purbe bon bereinbre9enoer &oble
peridIttet. Der llneliidlide, Der aui
Der Steue set0Dtet iporben iein
oiirfte. tonnte bis ieBt niht seborsen
tperben.
n.-Gin Opfer Ieines 8e>
rufs ais 5eueripebrmann lit Der
langidbrise 8ranbmeiIter Der 5euer=
lpebr in Meiben, alempnermsiiter 8.
2o9mann. gelpprben. @r itarb an
ben Solsen cine. aaudpersiftung
unb zines 8ruttrampfes, bic er iid
beim 8ranoe am 9einri9plaBe 5usez
5ogen batte
Miilfen ct. Hitlas. - Der
dlteite 9oloat Sadiens feierte on
&aiiers 9eburtstag, 27. Sanuar, ieiz
men 81. 9eburtstas. Ser ebripiiroise
Mlte, Serr Serb. Straab in Milien
ct. Niclas, iit i'm Sabre 1913 se=
boren, 1884 fam er gum 2. Battalion
bes Shiibenregiments nad aeip5ig,
no er s Sabre biente
2sapera.
W Wiin9en. - Ser por3s- -''torez
ber Mar 8eibele, Der in Der Nvm=
pbenburger poraelanmanufattur Be-
I1Gftigt mar unb in Der lebten 3eit
pieberbplt Selbltmoroeeoanten ee=
duBert bate, mar por einisen Sasen
nah lllm seTabren. na9oem er ansez
peutet bate, CT tpiirbe fi9 bas 2eben
nebmen. sbat1ddlid fanb man ibn
balb barauf toot auf elmer 8ant bes
lllmer 0rieobofes.
Mltenita bt..- Die prica;is-S=
ebeleute SebaItiana unD Solepba
5oder babier feierten in beltemWobi-
1ein unter Nntbeilnabme Der gang
@emeinoe ibr soloenes 9od5eitsfeit.
Gbern. - Cine 8iirserperfammz
lung beIdloB bic Grbobuns Der 9iir=
ser.ehtsgebiibr bon $50 Mart uuf
ECO Marf. Den 8iirgern BON gbern
itebs.f befonbere He9te at: Sic erhal-
ten syreibol3 uno auberbem pro Sdbr
cine Baar5abluns. bic in ben lebten
Sabren ie 4 Mart betrug.
8uIingen. Oils BEL. Wenssq
ber Mealldiiler unter Mufiichr ibrss
lebrers brei Gnaben bic iteile, nit
Gis fber3osene Babn binabfubren,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

Ginem Sourii item, Der cine Reife
bura ari5ona mo6te, fiel oas ausse=
trodnete. itaubige Iusieben Der 2anb=
ihaft auf. rHe9net es bier berum
oeun gar ntdt?" fraste er etnen Ginz
beimiiGer. rRegnen?" Der Mann
ipudts aus rResnen? Sd mill Sbnen
mas iusen, Mann, bier i'm Srte gibt
e5 5r0ife, bic iiber flint Sabre alt
iino uno nod nift f6pimmen selernt
boben!"
en oen Der. 5taatsr III i'm pprisen
Sabre cine Milliaroe pfunb aaffee,
mebr ais bic 6alfte Der se5amten
Saffeeernte Der Welt, perbrau1t ipor,
ben. Das ertldrt allerbings nan9es.
Das iino niht inllner ste tiefifen
5dmer5en,
Die man teitdnbig i'm Munoe fiibrt.
Ger tiefite Ghmera, er biret fh i'm
ger5en, a
sunp Die SeeIe bebt. ipsnn man bardn
/ riibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

Wirtsng DOm !. Mdrs I. 5. iibertras
gen ipuroe.
8reifad. Rud furaer, aber
f6perer &rantbeit lit Der 6ieiige Be-
sirtsar5t Dr. 5eroinano Gittfties i'm
45. 2ebensiabre geitorben.
8ru9ial. Die Murltfabrif
bes 6errn 6. gbret gine ourh Rauf
i'm ben preis pon $4,000 Mart an
9errr Wuritler 8anI6er oabier iiber.
9urlu9. Der bieiiee ebans.
Stabtpfarrer Spe9t erlitt einen
56lasanfaG uno ltest nun I6lpsr
franf bornieber.
Ssrcptns Sannoper nno 2srannfAmeis.
9Dttingen. @eneraGeutz
nant 3. .. Otto Berger 1T bier na9
ldngerem aranfenlaser i'm 73. 2ez
bensjabre geitorben.
5arburg. Der btsberige
re9tstunbige Senator Silemann
tpurbe einitimmig fir ben i'm Mprt(
in ben Sutherland tretenben Spnbtfus
We9ener gum 5taotlpnbitus seipGblt.
2tneen. Bei Ser Neupabl
5peier 8iirgeroorite6er puroe gdder=
mei tier 2puis Brosmann pieoe-eez
ipGblt unb an Steue bes 56lofers
8oges Der aaufmann @ottfrieo Serd=
6pff neu9epdblt.
sc lin Der. 8ei Sen bier oollz
oogenen 8iirgerboriteberpd9len pur=
Den getpdblt i'm eriten DiItritte 2anoz
ntrt6 6. 5o6ne, ilr orttten Oiitritte
Hentier Hobepalo.
Surg. = Spurlos perz
I4punben lit bier Die 23i66riss Sod
ter oes Hegtitrators &unib, Oa iie
nit 3tpei gimern na6 Ser bt6t BEL Der
elterli6en Wobnuns belesenen .Nue
ging, Inn DaKer gu bolen, 1T ansuz
nebmen, oaB oos Wado6en in oen
Bad sefuuen uno ertrunten lit.
Sn Der Wefer ertrunten tit Ser Ritz
ter9utspdbter Steffenbaeen i'm be-
rodbartsn 2eeisrineen, OeKen Boot
auf Der We5er Our9 ben BON einem
Gcmpfer perurIu9ten itarten Welz
len4lag umtippte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
ter, uno ftarb in ietnem 65. aehnss
ja5re NIT 45 Oienifiahren.
Oeaerrei&- WuSdrsa.

preBbure. = Sier ipurbe cine
Ginhre6erbanoe ausgeforfht unb
perbaftet, bic in preBburg eine ipohl@
eingeri6tete 5iliale bate uno i'm 2auz'
fe Der lebten Sage mebr als 10 Gin=
bru9sbiebfdble periibte. Mls Sber=
9aupt funsirts eine 5rau, Sic ibrs
@ebilfen bei Inorobuns oes 8errae
t9es Die BON ibr projettirten uno oorz
bereiteten ginbriide aussufiibren per@
unlaBte. 5rau SuIie 8eien5Oni unter@
bielt in preBbure. gitclaiauife z,
eine itGn0ise Wobnung, in pe!9er
bic Ginbriide 5unddit beipro9en
|nuroen, uno Die auh als 4bfteises
quarter Der Ginbreder gait. Der
tieiisen Poliaei selung es, oas Reit
dusfinbis gu MAIDEN uno nit 6ilfs
Ser Misner goli5ei ane W}itslieber Der
8anbe gu perbaften, Die falt ourhpes
Wiener ltnb.
ungereigen. 5isr erploa
oirte i'm 6auie bes Sagl0bners Satob
Silulat Elm Su9ogenebr. 9ur9 Die
3rimmer puroe Stiulat, 80 Sabre
ait. uno feline 25jabriae Satin Ma=
rie getroifen. Der Munn erlitt eine
3ermalmun9 Der Wei6tbeile unb
tbeilpeiie Der &noden oes reften
&nie9elentes unb Oie Srau 9fiBpunz
SEN am Nrme, an Ser 5anb unb am
Riiden. Sic puroe bier drstlid ber<
bunoen uno nit Der Rpro6ubn nad
8ien gebra9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
SGCae.Sot6rinaen.

Stats bouien. - Der S9iffer
S6dfer BON bier fam nit ieinem
bod belaoenen 8abn aus Dem 81
tpalb. Gr DurOe bon Der 5tr0mune
erfuBt, Elm Boot uuroe gegen bic
Bride seoriidt, looab es 5erbra9
unb Der Sdiffer in ben 5Iutben per=
i9pano.
Robersborf - Der MDroer
Golling, Der feline GeIiebte i6tper perz
lebte uno oeren 5ante bur9 MeKer=
itihe t0Dtete, pill nun bic Shat in
eiferiudtiger Dutb ge9en feline &C.
liebte uno beren Sante be9angen baz
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
S&wets.

8ern. - 9or einem balben Sabre
lpurbs in 2ocaru bas gbepaar gsli
psrbaftet. neil oeFen fiinf Sabre altes
S09ter9eu unter gebeimniBoolleu
l1mitGnoen ipurlos peribtpunben
mar. Ssbt Pat 5rau gsli seitanosn.
bas &ino i'm Sdb3orn umsebra6t unb
auf Dem Srteobofe bes Oorfes psrs
Idarrt gu 5aben. Die 2eide puroe
aptlden 5tpei grabern sefunoen.
@arau. Sier itiirste Elm brett
iG9rises 504ter9en bes Muiifoirsfz
tors 5offmarn aus bem bierten
Stodperf zines 6auIes an Der 9abn=
6ofrraBe. Gs puroe toOt aufgefunz
oen.
8is1. .-gs tpuroe bier Ser sipeite
fran50iii6e pfarrer gbarpie initial
lirt.
8oltigen. SIM 9raubolsz
palb perungliidte Der 26idbrige 5orit=
oebilfe Gbr. Sanner. 8eim syallen
eirer Same fiel Elm pom Shnee ees
.nidtes @tpfelitiid elmer anosren
Same at uno traf oen iunsen damn
10 unsliidlid auf Sen Ropf. bab sr
ouf Dem transport berl6ieo.
8rts. aiirali6 perungliidte
uuF Dem Sa6nbof Brig Der 5eiser
garmann bon at. Maurice. gr gez
rietb nit elmer GiienItange in Som
tutt nit Ser Starfitromleitlne uno
wuros uuf per Stslls setobtst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
SeNen.YGrmfaot.

QlsfsIo. - 4ufle6en errset Elm
5diilerieihItnrorb. ben ber 16id9rise
4derbauI6iiler Wilbelm sdGfer dus
pforo BEL SdliB be9ing. 8iir3lid
nNroe bic 2eiae Oes ungliidli6en
iungen Mannes aus Der S6palm
ge3ogen. @r lit Der ein5ige Sobn
zines reiden 2anonirtbs imSa!iber=
lan0.
8tehes m.-Gs nurbe tur5
Dor unlerem Ort auf Dem gabntprper
bie2eide Der Gbefruu oes 2anopirtbs
geor9 aihel aus 9ernsbeim por9e=
funoen. Die Srau puroe lpabri9einz
lih BON einem 3uge iiberfabren. Sb
5a5rldliigteit ooer Selbitmoro por@
lie9t, tonnie nod ni4t feit9eitellt perz
oen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
,bro6befsogt6uul @aoen-

8abenzBuoen. Die erife
Ner5tin miro bemnddit in unlerer
Staot amtiren ndmlih Grdalein Or.
Marie a0bele aus Mdern, tpelder nit
Staotrathsbeldlub cine Aiiiiten3ar3ts
itelIe i'm itdbtifhen Hrantenbauie nit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
SuxemBura.

" 8ao M onborf. gie Willa
Nnton Dieoerih lit in OfFent!ifer
0eriteigsruns Der, 2hisror3t psters
fir Sic Summs BON 10000 Grancs
5ugefhlusen .poroen.
DDmmefoingen. Ter iDbtz
lid perunsIiidte Eottenfiihrer Gsinert
mar Elm ileiBiser una tiiAtfstr 9eams
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
Tbeirpfals.

9ab OIrtbeim. - Das On
tpelen Oes u6rmuders Bittmonn
brannte poaitanois nieoer, AUDI bic
S1nagose ipuroe beiddoiat. Der
Seuerpebrmann s. S6Derot itiirats
BON Der Setter uno puroe ibtper per<
lebt aus ben 5lammen geihafft.
Neuit q bt a. b. s. - Sn 2lltz
bornbu6 periibte Oie Dtttps pbilipz
pine 8intle SelbItmoro.
2anoau. eluf Dem bieIieen
Sauptba9nhofe serietb Der Sei5er
We6er aus &ailerslautern unter Die
Hdoer elmer 2otomotipe. Dem Ser
un9liidten puroen beioe Beine pom
Rumpfe aetrennt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
Srete Stdote.

Samburs. - Der 5Oidbrise
8ilobuuer 5idbolm feuerte auf bic
eeihieoene 5ruu Sbertbiir, nit Der er
Elm 2iebesperbdltniB unterbielt, i'm
2aben Der BON oieler eeleiteten 8rotz
filiale brei Repolueri6iiiie ab, bic
ben Sob Der 5rau our 5olge batten.
Darauf t0otete 5idbolm iih ie1bit
bur4 einen S4ub in bic S6ldfe. Mls
Motip miro giferIudt qngeseben.
Bremen. Ser lansidbriee
8oriibenOe Ser hieiigen freiiinnissn
partei unb ipdteren 5reiiinnissn
8oltspartei Serr 6einr. 2antau lit
sinsm @ebirni9las erlesen. Sn Der
;y.eien 8sreinigune liberaler Heihs=
asslpdbler mar 2antuu 5tueiter Dor
iigenber uno lettete als folder oft bic
Dffentliden freiiinnisen geriamn,lun=
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

@tettin. Dem poli3eiiefre-
fGr Guitap Daugs tpurbe anIdBli9
feines llebertritts in ben Mubeftanb
rtu9 3oiGbriser Mmtstbdtigfeit Der
&ittl Sfehnunssratb Derlieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17
SeGen. n.NaGau.

Mlbungen. Nus un5etannten
Motipen but iiGb Der 29idbrise Gin
nobner Sulius Huelberg in Ser bo9z
aebenben Merra ertrdntt.
MIIenoorf. Gin bon aus
pdrtisen poliae;6eforoen itedbrisIlid
psrfolater Geiddftsreiiencer Namens
Mepsr, Der iid peri6ieosner Sdnin=
belsien idulbig aema9t baeen Jon,
ipur0e ir benchtarten Weioenba9
per5aftet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

MIttnfirhen a. Sc. Der
@uperintenbent Shul bierlelbft. Friz
ber propin5idiihiilratb in @5tettin,
tritt am 1. 9lpril B. S. in ben Rubez
itanb.
Il @ollnpf 10. 9lls Elm mutbiger
2ebensretter bat fid Der 5tp0lfidbrige
Spbn bes @1neibermetiters Rarl
@riibmader in 8urop ge3eist, Der
1einen in ben Dorfteih gefaaenen,
Inn Elm Sabr iiingeren 8ruber nit
eigener 2ebensgefahr pom .1obe bes
grtrintens gerettet bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-17

XfOptu0 ECltn.
@nefen. - Der Domberr @an=
Der in @nefen, Der f9on mebrfa9
bon Der polniiAen greffe ansesrtffen
ipurbe, bat befonbers baburo). baB er
an Raifers @eburtstag seflasgt unb
illuminirt bat, bon neuem ben nnz
ipillen Der polen errest.
Roften. Wor einisen 5agen
ipurbe auf einen 8rieftrdser, Der
@elbiahen na9 Der @tatton plaito<
no bef0rberte, Elm S9uB abseseben,
burh ben er an Der rehten G1ulter
berlebt nurbe. Nls Sbdter ipurbe
ieBt Der Mrbeiter Sgnab Wo3niat BON
bier pe1baftet.
RrDtofain Riir5lih lit in
MentOne. mo er 9eilung bon einem
2eiben fudte, ber bieiige 9rauerei=
beiiber Wilbelm Rasenellenbosen gez
ftorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-10

Ser 8erift 2oro ait1eners
iiber Die militdriide 8erteioieung
sluitraliens nennt oas iltnge Men.
Idenmaterial, aug Dem Die 8ertei-
bigger gluitroliens genommen peroen
niiiien, ein ausge5ei6netes, fiiGt
aber bin5u, ooB Die gegentudrtigen
Sruppen BEL oem gr0Bten gifer ni9t
geniigen nm griinblid) geiibten re.
guldren Sruppen 8ioerltanO 5l lei-
lten 0ie gegenpartieen Streit-
frafte ieien in 8e8ug auf 3abl, Sr.
9aniiotion unb 9emaffnung rlibt inl
Stanoe, 9luitrolien gu idiisen, 3u-
nal oeIen @iieflbabnen fir cine
feinoGi6e sSnpaiion giinItiger ieien
ais fir cine gerteioiglng. 2oro Sit
dener empfieblt, cine 9lrlnee BON
$4,000 Monn gut ausgebiloeter
Solooten, Don oenen Die Sdlfte
Staote nno !Sofen perteioigen, Die
anoere Salfte ais beipeglide Srllp4
pc bertpenoet neroen miiile. 0ic
Sffi5iere ntiiBten MIR na6 Dem Gro
oe ibrer GiiAtigfeit obne gfiidiidt
alf politil6e ooer geIeai6aftlithe
@ripdglngen ausgepdblt uno befor.
bert meroen. SdlieBli6 enlpfieblt
Ser 8eri6t Die @riinoung cines ar-
ltrolii6en militariiden Snititltts
unb Die @ntienoune Der &aoetten 81
elmer boIbi6brigen aus6iloung in EN-
inoii6eS ooer engliides 9feeiment.