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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
BolititdDes.

Die Dean Bia IN fir ndbaen Diens-
taa auf bic Saoesoronna IS Genais
peIebt uno miro oann oariiber abgt.
itlnmt tueroen.
Die speiIen Mdnner. aus ipelhen
unIer 6nprsme @eribe 3ufammen gv.
|iebt it. baben entfhieben. baB auf
Nearbeer (Neinahe. Bier) bic Aitenaeuer
besablt nerben mug. neil es Elm s"nl,-
aetrdnt 1T. Run iii betanntl,d, bic
Nifenisuer cine Steuer auf bsrauihenbe
@etrdnte. Nearbier lift aber fsin b..
ranibsnoss Bstrdnt. = Shreiber oiei,s
III fein. Suriit. aber es iheint ihm. oab
piel rabuiiitilhe 5piecelfehterei oaSu
9eb6rt. eine iolne gntiheioung su
tr,ffen.
Nufiebenerregenoe Bei6uloiQunaen
tpuroen am samiiaa ppn benz friibersn
Bunossfbriier 8,fforo pinhot srbobsn
Dor Dem GonareB.omitss. iuslbss ole
untsrfuhuna Der Nntlnaen fiibrt. pius
dot beihuloiete Seiretdr Sallinaer. er
babe oem prdlioenten cine grfldrunQ
feirer Nmtsiiihruna aeQebem. nelhe
bu,haus Fail1 mar. gr mart oem Sc.
fretdr Dor. er isi sin aefdbrlifer 5sino
Der Gonleroierunaspolitit. er iei oem
prdlibenten untreu Qeiueien uno er babe
ben prdibenten muthmilli9 aetduiht.
Nahoem in Otlaboma Der faoilihe
gantaarantieplan etmas raIh in WilR=
treoit aeraten III. miro jfbi in elner bon
go. 900 unterfhriftsn bsoedten petition
AUDI cine 8oItsabltimmuna iiber ben
Yrohibiiionsabihuiit Der Vetfaiiun9
Qefuroert. Gommt es 81 oieisr Nb
ltimmuna. 70 iii ss febr tpabrihsintih
oaB Die Mebrbeit foroern miro. ihn su
ltreihen uno bsr Qeqisiatur bas Nehi
au Qeben. ben 8etrdnteperfauf al reQeln
Sogar Die Nnti. Soloons2iQa beat pffsn:
bar Die BeiiirbtunQ. bob etluas Der
artiQes eintreien tpiro. oeuu lie MID ben
0pAnsrneur burh einen asrihtllhsn
ginhaltsbefebl perhino RI, Die Yoltsab=
iiim,nnug ansuoronen. - {
Gs beiBt. baB @oniu,anber Bearn
oufaeforbert ,perben fpil, isins Bsiueiie.
oofur. baB er Den NornpolRrreidt babe.
elmer aus ben beiben Rontreabmiralen
Uaelpile uno 5Alen.s io,pie 8eneral
Breelep suiammenasisbten 2ommiiliOn
3u, unterbreiten. Nle orei aenannten
iino niht nlebr i'm attinsn Dienn.s Ser
untsrausiduB oss Reprdisntanten.
hauies belhdftiate ii1 am Donneriiaa
ein9ebeno nit Der Grage elmer oifisielien
Mneriennuns fur Den Garider. obn.
jeood gu einem BsidluB 3u totnmen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
nus 8rober 0efabr 8erettet.

SD fiiblie mid oem @rabe ME 10
nabs". idrslbt 2eipis @bambiin bon
Nandefer. Ohio. &. N. Ro. 3. .ols
3ur 3sit. oa MID Elm idredlider Outer,
uno Gunaenleioen auf lis Pfuno her=
unterbrahte. iroBoem id oiele Wiitei
uno bic bspen Merste ueriudte. uno
baB ib beute nod lebe. III aaein Or.
Sings .Nem 9iscouerp" au3uiAreiben.
lpelhes mid u6lia mieoerberltellte. SeBt
uie9s i1 l60 pfuno uno ih tanu
idwer arbeiten. @s heilte meine pier
4inoer ebenfals BON Datsbrdune." nu=
|feblbar bsi Dufen uno @rtdltunaen. III
es oas id)srfie Mittel 9egen 8rippe.
Nfthma. idmeres 2ungenleioen uno ollie
grtdltunaen Der 4uftr6hrendfe. 50t
uno $l.00. probshaibe frei. $50;
rantiert bon W. 6. peter's. o.utfht
Mpotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03

Gsroeensdubsrsisn in 6fantiin Gpun.r
eine i0naere 6trafe inn 3udtbaus in
gDInmbus 40 berbubsn bate. mnrbe
Sdmffaa Nloraen, ais er gum britien
Dial aus Der GtrafanitoIt su entfIieben
iu6ie. ppn einem Wdbter eritoKen.
QbpoM er ii4 in gin3elbuft bsfunoen
uatte. par ss ibnl auf nihi aufasfidrte
yDeiIe aeiunasn. cine tlsine. iaum orsi
3oil lnnge giienltan9e ber3ulisllsn, nit
DER Ct einen Bol5sn isiner 3slentbiir
ourdidaie. Sn bem Nuaenplld. mo- er
oen boi Der alnitalt srreihte. wuroe er
uon benz Wdhter &ansr eniosdt. Sohn-
ion floh nun nad Der Sobsnmertlidtte.
100 h lih nit einem ih.usrsn 6ammer
oe,naifnete. entihlofsn. Seoen. Der IS
suader. follte. 0anb au lbn su leleu. AZ
|eridlaaen. als er in ieinsm Beriitu
aefnnoen Durbe. tDuioe 5euer aeaeben
Cine GuQel 0urhbobrte cine Nrierie in
fetnem 8snif nno nod etpa elmer
Stnnoe trat isin Soo eln. I'm isinen
Dais bate er Elm eina 40 SUB lonass
SeH b1naen. nit bsm er lidh tpabridein=
lid uber Die Wauer sn idrpinaen ae=
oadts. Yol unueidhr einem Yierisiiabr
nattej ,r ben stfsu Ausbtubpe,iuh Qe=
'faht. Damals butte er lih cine aanae
lDoh, lana i'm 0sfs pcrnsdt Qebaltsn
lno mar ihlieBllh. fat Su 3ooe Der.
nunQ'rt. in eluem neutrality-suspicious.
ento.ft uno era,ilIsn moroen.
Sn 8si Union ,uuroe Sreitaa Mpr-
aln oas @erihts9ebduoe BON Gensco
@ounin. oas init elnem &ohenaufmanc
BON $50. 900 erbaut notosu mar. burt
,seuer se,ii0,t. Sem Branoe fislen aud
u,rle Wstihpole YDtumente uno Ntter
sum Spfer. um 6as neu su erribtenoe
@eridhisQebduoe beDirbt III oas St1ot=
hen peeblss. oas al Der @.ienbabn lle9i
uno SeisQraphsn= uno 5elepbon.
liationsn bot, mas nit 8esu9 auf Wef
unipn nlht Der Joll 1T. 2sbteres
5taothen aber mill unbeoinat Der Sir
es @ounips bieiben, uno IS III oaber.
tndb ehe Ole 3,tlnlmer oes alten Sc
nduoes srtaItet lino. Elm beitiasr Streii
tiber ole Jraae enibra mt. mobin bas
llelle 8ebduoe tommeil lol.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03

Sin 709abtea aiier 2sbrer il. @srato
Wo., Namsns gmii 5. Mtpss. bat lid
um 3ulafung gum Stubium 0er 2nno.
mirtbi1aft. Der @eihidte unb Der Wn.
fit on Der 6taatsunipsriitdt pon Mif.
Iouri bem0rten. - Sdeint balo 3ei1
anaufanaeu.
Sn ben 5tdotden Wace uno Burte
i'm staats WalbiHaton iiuo am Conn.
tag Abeno Shneelaruinen nieoer9eaan.
gen uno purosn "a Yerionen 9ei6otei.
Dis our1 Den Gtreit Der Gtraben.
babnanaelttlltsn ibesls oirett. tbeils ins
olrstf III pbiiaoelpbia peruria4ten LIN.
ruben hatten ben Soo elnes Wsannes
uno zines &nabsn uno Die aeIdbrlift
Vermnnouns Don stsei 3naben sur
Nolae. Wsbr nls buuoert Yerioneil
-nrben psrl'Bt, Buraermeiltsr Rep
bum piaubt niht, oab es gu einem oils
Qeme,ai' Strelt Der oraaniiierien Ar.
better .tomn'tn pirb. st holft bsltimml
anI balolss Seileauna Der 5treiti9felten
uno sin beloe 3bells Defrieoi9enoes
gnoe oes Gtreifs.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
0ciekaebMma.

Sm 6aule paiiierte ON "a. 6rbruar
nit 20 assen % Gtimmsn eine 8eieb.
norlase. Die ben @ommonpleasrihisrn
unb benz 8ouperneur bas Heht aibt.
Btiroermeifer ibres Nmtes su entbebsn.
.psnn ibnen nadaenieien miro. bob f;e
Die betehenoen 8eiebe unb Oroinanaen
abfdtlid ooer in b6suilliaer Weiie
nint onr6fiihren ooer iid zines Ye.
traaens iduloig MAIDEN. bas ibres bohen
unb berontnortun9sbollen Mmtes un=
piirbi9 1T. Sraeno Elm Uiiraer fam
biesbe3u9li1e NntlaQen entipeoer bel
einem @ommcnpleasridter oes Be3irts.
in benz Der betreffenbe Bhr9ermeiiier
pohnbaft 1T. oner bel bem @ouDerneur
anbdngis MAIDEN. fie mhHen aber ME.
oerQeIhrieben uno BON miuDeitens 3ebn
qualifisirten Wdhlern beg betrefenoen
@emeinpsien beiAworen fein. Dem 10
nnaeflaaten Blraermeifer mub cine
@slessnbeit aeaeben peroen. iib gu Der.
tbeioiaen. gs mub ibm bleierbalb eine
Mbibrift Der Nntlagen tperiaiiens aehn
9aee Dor benz fiir bas 0erb6r feitaes
iebten Datum 3uasaelt meroen, oamit
er lih fur feline Nertbsioi9una Dorbe-
reitsn lam. Ser Ridter ooer Der Sou.
perneur 1T beboQmdhtigt. 3euQen bei=
oer Seiten su benz Nerb0r Doraulaben.
ssinbet bas 0erb6r Dor oem @ouperneur
ifatt. oann III bic bernah 9efdllte @nt.
iGsioun9 eno0llti9. B. b. es lam MID,
Berufung aeaen lie ein9eleai weroen.
@ouDerneur uno 3idter fno'ferner be'
n1dhti9t. BlraermeiHer 3u fuipenoiren.
biz bas Derb6r fottaefunoen bat.
Wenn aud bic Bill. bic bonn Neprd.
ientnnt Blaf Don M{blanb eingebra6i
ipuroe. in 0iniibt auf Die NiMtourb.
fiihrun9 Der Geitbe uno lotalen Droi.
,lan3en al9emsiner Ndtur III. 10 ii ss
bod eine feitfeherlbe 9hatiaAe. onB Ii
IN erifer 2inie nsaen folne 8iiraermeiaes
|9eriNtet III. iuel9e in Der DurAfiibrun9
|ner 3wan9siemperen3s be3D. protibi.
tiDaelebe founlfelio fino uno aus Oisism
@runoe luurbe He aud am meilien bon
ber Mnti. 6nloon2 2ioa unterfiibt.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
Ser Yrditoent biIft bets
Waitctt.

6unoerten bon Waiien tpurbe DssI-s
Brdiiosnten oes Snouitrie= uno WaiFeu@%
0auies in Waeon. 8u.. Ollie aebradss.
Der oa idreibt: .Wir aebraucben in oss~@
Ter Nnitalt ieit nsun ssahreh ,GleetrsE
Sitiersy. ct bat iih als ousasseihssssss.:
Nr3nei bel Waaen=. 2ebers unb .Niersss=
beihtperoen er,uielen. gBir batten IN.
fir cine Der behen Sainiiiennroi5imeu
Der Weit." Sic fidrfi afle luitti2eM
'Graane. .rsinllt nas Hmt. fbssst sssa
Veroaunna uno brinat Nppetie. Gbss
bat niht lbres9leihen. ua biaih. Sass
eere. Ihnahe 2inoer ooer ausaelwer9elsss
perfonen su trditiaen. Das yeRe bsas
peiblidben Sethwerosn. Nur soc. fEs,
W. s. Beter's Mpotbeie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
n giner unIerer @slebrten be6orpsss.

*giner unierer @slebrten be9ouptss. ~
Die ameritaniiden israuen basten eaaE
shminten BON ben Snoianerp atterns,,
Die Iib betanntlidb 8siiht nno Gtgper
bemalien. uenn fie 30 trisaerilden G1-
oberunQen aussoasn. Diefv DentnDs
bat eiuas fur fi6. Us Iino ja a,iA esee
aefdmintten 6rausn. Die OUT grose==
ruuaeu aus9eben. penn auh auf fris6.r.
lihe. Nnoererieits muB aber ondb ea=
rduf hinaemieien tperoen. oaB iidb fGmB
Die ROmerinneu aeihmintt uno aeIczafa
hubsn uno Die baben es bod aetpiB ssdetes
oou Den sJnoianern aelernt.
Der reihe MenihsnIreuno Gee. d.
peaboop BON Utica III bon Der Bsinossr
reaieruna weasn QanoNrabfAes cHE
$543. 900 Shaoenerfab uerflaat sssS+
oen. Dem 0ettlaQien miro a,sx 4nR Gs%
leat. bab er lih 1900 Alder unwrneFse
nes Reaierunaslano in lltab anaesignxf
uno isitoem 1862. 900 3onnen 2sbseRa
oaraus aef0roert uno 10 bic ReaisruaR
UNI mebr als cine balbe Millios esa4
lhdoiQt babe. @rablh uno .8retf
oud bei pbilantrupbsn.
Das 2ebsn 1T teiu 5piei. 60 ID,
Elm, Rampf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
Mufaepatst gd),p eiscrf6Ser.

Sobn q. ReuBer. Su9atcreei
u. go. 3. offerirt bon Der Shmeis i'm.
portirte 9eapirnte 2dstiiher better qua,
litdt BON 8 bis Ia giertel Breite al
bi1i9en preiien. ferner aud 5berme=
meter. &dsbiirften. Rdsb6eli. SdQs,
bldtter. Ralbermdsen, Yaper= une
Blumentbal= Rdspulper uno Babsr.
trait. fernsr fein nit 9iidel plattirt,
2dsbohrer uno Grutigtuh.
Dieie Mrtitsl limb auh su besieber
bon g.. 6treit IN GuQarerte,
+9useoraipas @ountp. ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03

Ser Shnee oeraebt baS G,S briht aui. GEs
fd)ntGt oer 6trDme Siutb = Strait Sstxn!- iHbelHE
I'm Gturme&laut = Das lit bic Hnsiis bsB napeukEs
yrlbltnQs oer bod fommen mub. Oh eud ber aDin12E
nodD 10 febr NIT ithrmi5den @ebarben es&nt.l 9KhN
Vrea. In ber WirfIifet 9eftalet tb IssiJlb be8 0b
al bdufig CANA onberS. DIR 9euf nod aeuer 1YI4
llat aenem Heben eribdat mott tauns hab eie 1byez
aippen ibm 4aute nsrlsiben fbnnen. Des tebRiae
oeln Der 26rper 1T az 9ef4m6dh uM ueNek Geben Co.,
oeibltden 1ooen Su biefen. Sn bar lon8sn EDtnkrfn
belt bat tdb in ben 9rbberfn RaR6Ian uah ben teiN
NbAreu oes RbrpetS mebr nnb mety GiftHsk anesSp~
melt her aIS obseantt b6tte 3eB
0tt beilen aber BON oem fridge baint titteMeea Btnc
Ri4 fDrfQeIHleppt Dexben fpHnte unb te6 6tifA neE
pom R6rper, oieen per0ifeno. aHfgef0n0t nuseE 0nu
ont iOl1em rer9ifteen Bpben neueS HebsW sstps61x
Sintyiidb nitt eS tei benn. Dn i6ofIteA eat4
Du Detnen Rbrper NIT Ollie Der berAhMeeW 81 Up4-
u0rb 6r6uterpi1en BON btm Site befreiR b1e.
uene esoensre9nu9 I'm Refine 3u erfiden srODt AGDs
hsren lnedflber. bo8 ben Heib nlr npd etr ffxEan
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03


Gis ruIiiide Yariu ioa lid oem Wor,
phiumasnuB erssben baben unb 1T sins
pouftdnolas Stlapin oss @ifts. Seb1
iino lhr heioe Seine geldbmt uno ibr
8eili 1T uouIdnoia aerrtittet. gu oieiem
8ntsr ioll iie ourA giferiubt unb be-.
iianoiae Ansit nm ibre Sinner astrieber
no,oen isin.
Sic hineliite GeQierunq bat oeu
Dulni 2ama, oas Oberhaupt 3ibeis.
abasiebt. Sn elmer offi3ieden grtldrune
touifaiisrt iie. oab Der uonlinele 0err,
lhsr feline Saupifaot uerlaNen babe.
nahoem er oeriubt. cine aagemeine Re'
polte ansultiiien.
3miihen tiirtiidsn unb bulsariider
@ren3poHsn tam es on "a. 5ebruar 3u
einem reaelrehtsn 3uiammenifoB. bei
Dem BON beiosn 5eiten aeieuert tpuros.
Die tiirtiihsE pOfen. Die anaeblid BIZ
8rsnse unbsfaater Weiie lberiArittsr
batien. puroen se3wunaeu. tber oi,
@rense o,ii tiirtiihes 8ebiet suriif su
aehen. Sn gonitantinopti uRo and in
gofia bat bic Nadridt bon oem @rsn3'
trauaa nidt serinae Nufrssuna Der'
uriaht.
Yon Sotio tommt Die Radridi. oab
Die iapaniide Resieruna entidloHen lei.
2orea au annsttieren. Bie Die ofiiaioisn
GrQaue, anosuten. fea oieler 5hrltt
idon in ben nd6hen 9aaen erfolaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
Braudot feine 4rii6ees~

Als Reeatteur &. 3. ssBmasz-
bon 9orneiins. %. g.. fih fein DeaEs
idmer psrleBte. entfiano cine boie Wua~
De. 0iele Salbsn uno 9eiimittet sr=
rpielen iid als tperthlos. Eann fIrivsss
8udlen's Nrniea Salbe bic Wnnaee
polltommen. glid,ts in 10 protnpi uneD
ii1er fiir Ulcers. Shnitts unb 8rens~
tuunoen. gerlebunaen. 6iibnerau0eR.
Wunoen. pimples. gtselna ooer pitsk
Is @ts. in W. 6. pster's oeutfdsE
Mpotbete.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
SulaRb.

Sn Cos Nnaeies. 6ai., purben in
einem peridloRensn 8titerma0sn Der
Souihern pue,fic Yabu. oeren Snbalt
als BauhOl3 oetlariert tpar. ID gbiueiell
sntosfi. Die nit Rahrunq uno> WaHer
'nr eine lanae Gabrt aus9srlist waren.
Der 8iiterlpaaen mar pon Wemphis
nah San 5raneisto behimmt uno eine
llnteriuhuns er9ab. oaB Die @bineien
III @l Yaio in ben Wa9aon einse.
ihmn9aelt luaren.
sSn Gliaabetb. q. D.. bersniiate iib
DER fehs Sabre alte Sohn Warpaisti,
Dem sur Geier pom Daibinatons 8e-
burtstaa sin tleines Bell osid'ntt
moroen mar. oamit. nit osm Bell allsrs
hano Sahsn au serhaden. gr i1lug
audi auf cine Gpnamitpatrone. bic er
aufdlliaermeiie aefunoen bate. Bsi Der
hierourh erfulQten @rplolion lpuroe Der
aleine entisblid suseridtet. Beioe
9luQen ipurben ibm aus benz Ropfe ges
riisn uno iein 8eiiht muroe 81 elmer
unf6rmiaen WaKe pertpanoelt. iooab ct
wabriheinlih ferben tuirb. ~,
0arriion 6iabse uno 2sslie 2oro.
prominente iunae 2eute. bon Noro Nem
Ssisrp. muroen ON Mittmod lebte
gDode in einem 3uge Der Nem Serieru
@entraluabn bon einem Ne9er 9eihoHen
uno ipabrideinlih lebensaefdbrlid oers
lpunoet. Sn Der 8eielllhaft 0e9bses
uno Qoros befanoen iih Sale souno
BON New Sort uno iein Better No9er
OOun9 bon Nenart. Ser Ne9er. ueldbe,
uon einem Rahen9enonen uno elmer
Diulattin bsQleitet mar. bei1uIoi9t oi.
iunaen 2eute. ani0Biae Bemertunaen
iiber bic 2eBtere 9emaht gu baben. 2orr
uollte benz Shuar3en antworten. 0i9bss
belt ibn inoeHen nit ben Worten
3bu's nidt" 3uriid. .Was ib ioG mid
rubia uerbalten?" idrie Der Neaer. i'd
,peroe @uh rubi9 maden." 3ur ielbeu
3eit 3oa er eiuen &ebolper uno beganu
auf Die iunQen Heute au ihieBen. 2orr
uno 0i9bee muroen iduer pernunbet.
pdbreno Sale uno 3oaers Souna auf.
ipronaen uno iih auf oen ihmaraen
5&ieBbolo ltlraten. Sale Soun9 erbiel'
einen 69lag iiber ben 2opf uno iiel gu
Yooen. tpdbreno &oger Soung ii1 ar
oem ShieBbolo. Der nit itm aus ben
3uae iprane. fefttammerte. Dur1 Der
L ~ r.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03

Dit Qebt alles. mas elm Wonn oer=
oient. gum Doftor ODER Npoibster. IN,
Wa9ens. 2eber= uno ytierenbeihlperben
su turieren. uel4e Or. Sings .Rem
life".pi1en mii serinsen Soften bsilsu
lpiroen. Dehes Mittel aeoeu Sppepiia,
Deroauun9sbeidmeroen. 8alenleioen.
Yertopfuna. @elbiuht. sumpIiiebes
uno aaeemeinen 8erfaQ. 25 @ents in
%. 6. peter's. beutide Npotbeie.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03

: Die Greunoe oes 0errn pearu
MAIDEN iebt aelteno. oaB es piele Ron-
treaomirdle 9ibt. aber nur einen NOrc-
poIentoeder. Nber warum iinb lie alss
bann nit Oieiem 3itel uiht 3ufrieoenq
peorp in alleroines tein 2ontreaonlirat.
bab III fiber. bob er Elm NcrDpol.
entoeder jei. mub e. erif uo4 beUeiltu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03
Der Mono itt bott 8riittettt
RdS 9etatadtt,

m0Aten piele ysuis Die 9ausfrau 8laus
ben moten. menn iie ausaebt. um
N.bl fur ibr @ebdf su taufen. - aber
,penn fe einmal peerleB Wehl aes
brau1t bot. 70 min iie tein anoeres
mebr. neil es cine Greuoe 1T. grot 5ll
baden, tuenn es 10 tpeib. ieiht uno
inmadbaft piro. mie es nit oiefen'
ausgewi1neten Mebl Der Gaa 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-03

Die behen DbRb6nn,e. grobeertn
in6 Ginonn0. 2 3fionssn btrtduf1
Doniel mpB. Wuritrpm6nlts yletD
p6iluOelpbi0. 8. no..
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
RUSSELL PLEASED BY VOTE
Delighted by Increase Of Social
ist Poll Over 1908.

Charles Edward Russell the Socialist
candidate for Governor received the rc-
turns at two places Last night F,arIy in tire
evening he Went 90 the Labor Temple. NO.
2f3 East S+th street, and there. with a large
number Of mis- party. read some of the re-
ports After watching an entertainment
and dance for while he left and went %
rhe New Star Casino, No. I15 East Ig7rn
street, where ne heard more figures
AIr. Russell was pleased with the show
ing made by his party. which got 50,0oO
votes he said. an increase Of II.000 over the
totaI poIIrd for the Socialist candidate in
1875
In speaking Of the Increase Mr.. Russell
said last night. 1T was the most wonder
ruI gain socidlisn has ever known being
far above what We had expected for years
10 come. 7 feel tremendously elatsd. more
than is possible for me 70 express
Mr. Russell said that lie was greatly
pleased with the showing made by Meyer
London. the Socialist candidate for con-
eress against Henry GoIdfogIe. in the srh
District. London got 3.1oo votes. 7oo .ess
than CfoIdfogle.
Edward F. Cassidy. organizer of the So
cialists in New York, in order 10 illustrate
the gains made by his party IN the state
gave out figures covering various cities and
mai fin Buffalo, where 5000 votes were casr
this year. a against l-I75 IN 1905. and m
SCHpUecradv- where I.lJh were cast tniS
year. 4S against .tr iu 1875.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
LEAGUERS' DISMAL NIGHT
Only Group of Hopeful Followers
of Hearst at Headquarters.

Receiving election returns at the lnde-
neudance League headquarters last night
was a very quiet and almost dismal affair
Neither John J. Hopper. the nominee for
Governor. nor William r Hearst was
present. and the number OF hopeful ami
interested followers Of the league who
gathered around the telephone over which
election figures We're received never ex-
ceed-d fifteen.
Real eagerness was displayd only for the
returns concerning the minor candidates
who had been indorsed by the league after
their nomination on the Republican ticket
though some disapointment was shown at
The srnalIness Of the vote drawn by the
Tndependence League ticket
The campaign committee OF the league
avoided all Inquiries concerning the out
come of the political struggle by being
persistentIy absent throughout the even
ing. The suite at the Hotel Bresliu which
had been used as headquarters was de-
serted. with the exception Of one room.
and only the papers that were strewn over
the carpets and the large signs on the hall
doors Indicated that this was for many
weeks the centre Of activity of the lnde-
pendence League
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN
"cowboy Jim" DahIman Defeat
ed for Governor.
HITCHCOCK U. S. SENATOR
Has Apparently Defeated SEN
ator Elmer j. Burkett-
Democratic Legislature.

o-,aha. Nov 9.-Although the returns at
.t5rtght were comparatively meagre, il
anparent that Mayor James c. Dahl
=, ~ Omaha. Democratic candidate for
-.ox,arno-. was defeated by Chester A AL
,-,ch Republican. by a safe majority in
,,os+erday's election. Figures on the rest of
,ha state ticket were insufficient to make
:, estimate of the result.
congressman q. VI. Hitchcock. Democrat,
-, the face Of the returns. has safe lead
,,.e- United States Senator Elmer J. Bur
,,a++ IN the race for the Senate, and claims
.bo+ a Democratic Legislature has been
chosen which will assure him the election.
Sa,ect,on for that office is made under the
oregon plan.
Only one district, the Cd (Omaha), was
s-,re in the Congressional race. g Q. Iso-
beck CITY Controller of Omaha. winning
nv a scant majority over Judge A l.. SUIT
,or In the 1st District William Hayward.
secretary of the Republican National Com
r7i++ee- is in the lead. according 10 the re
+rrns. but his election is not conceded by
the Democrats
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
.ST|MSON FEL|C|TATES DIX
Sends Message to Successful
opponent Early in Evening.
CALLS IT A GROUND SWELL
Nothing to Regret" Adds Re
publican Candidate-Result
Surprises Prentice.

Henry L. Stimson. Republican candidate
for Governor, conceded the election OF MI
Dix shortly after 3 o'clock last night An
hour later. when he was fully satisfied OF
his defeat. Mr.. Stirnson sent the following
telegram to Mr.. Dix:
The present returns clearly indicate your
election congratulate you. and send you
my good wishes for the success OF your sd-
ministration''
At the same time Mr. stimson made this
statement to the press.
1T seems TO be a ground swell all over
the country. and was caught In IL nave
nothing to regret 1t has been good'
clean. oren fight all around. 1t is only the
beginning Of our fight We are getting re-
alignment Of party, and going through the
agony of getting on the progressive side
Ezra P. Prentice. Republican state chair
man. said that he had been absolutely sur
prised by the result. He mentioned the loss
Of one Assemblyman IN Erie County anu
the loss of the 18th Assembly District III
New York as results indicated then. tnat
particularly surprised him, and in gen
eraI way he had not thought that DIX
would run SO strong in New York C1ty-
Mr. Prentice received a telegram from
George ". Aldridge Republican chairman
Of Monroe County comparatively carry III
the evening which said:
Monroe County gives Stimson 5000 ana
elects two Senators. FIVE Assemblymen, ana
the entire county ticket
Receiving the returns with Mr.. Prentice,
at state headquarters. were Henry w
Taft, John " Hutchinson, jr-- and Ia
favette Gleason. secretary OF the state com
mttee.
III Room sos, Of the Hotel Manhattan
Mr.. Stimson's personal headquarters the
candidate and Mrs. StimsOn entertained d
few of their personal friends while they
received the returns.
Among them we're Ex-Governor George X
Carter, Of Hawaii; Ex-Governor Regis r.
Post of Porto Rico: Bronson Winthrop ana
A P Osborne Of MI StiTusOn's law firm,
Frederick ". Whltridge. and Joseph Z.
Cotton. who as a lawyer has been opposed
to Mr. Stimson IN many OF the cases he
tried when District Attorney, but who has
always been his warm personal friend.
Late in the evening William 2. Rowland.
Of The Outlook dropped in to express
his regrets
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN
Osborns Majority 10000
Townsend for Senator.

Detroit Nov. 2-Chase <. Osborn, of Sau4I
ste. Marie. was elected Governor q Nichi-
gan to-day by a majority estimated To-
n..-ht az upward OF {0.00e. though The sup
porters Of LawtOn T. Hemans. Of Mason
TIE Democratic candidate declare that the
early returns were from the city districts
and that the later returns coming rom
tre country VIII show gains for Heinans-
Before midnight 10 was conceded that ne
publican C0ugressmen were elected IN al
the twelve districts. except TWO. which were
sriU in doubt These two are the lst- or
Detroit. district where Representative I'd
win DENLY tRepp was opposed by Frank
r Doremus tDem). and where the result
NAV not be known before tomorrow arter-
noon. and the 5Jn District. where Repre-
sentative a. J. Dtekema tRep.G of Hob
land was opposed by Edwin L. sweet
rDenl Of Grand Rapids.
The Republican state ticket was elected
rerouerotlr and the Republicans VIII con-
troll the Legislature and carry ont me
poprsIar endorsements II Charles p. Town
send Of Jackson. 70 succeed J. G Burrows
as United SJate~ senator.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-09
SURROGATE

QUEENS.