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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Qieutenont Nreberid 9dtpotfa.

9ieutenant Sreberid Sdmatfa.
pollfommten erbolt bate, LIT Dor &ur3en
In 8ortlanb, Ore, seitorben. Die lint
itdnoe ieiues Gooes iinb wabrbaft tra>
aii6e.
Su Der Morseniriibe murbe er be-
puBtloS auf Der StraBe 9efunhen uuo
neben ibm Elm balbseleertes Sfai66en
nit 2a,ybannm. Wenise Stunben bar
auf ptrl6ieo er, obne mieoer gum 8es
lpuBtiein sefommen 5u lein. @lei6s
ipObl weisern iit feline Sefannteu, an
einen SelbitmOrb 5u slauben.
Shmatfa mar felt langerer .3eit nit
einem Masenleiben bebaftet unb pileste
ais i6mer5itillenoes Wtittel fleine Ga
ben Saubanum 3u nebmen. @S lGbt
ii9 baber wobl benfen, oas er bur6
sinen unsliidli6en 3i$lll cine su groBe
Dolis 9enommen batte.
Sreberid Sdfpatfa, Der pon beuts
I6er Ibltammung mar unb beGen Shame
In Der neuen nie tn ber alten Welt CUR
8eriibmtbeit 9elan9t lit, mar am 80.
Septcrnber 1849 in @alena, ST., ges
boren, belu6te 1867 bis 1871 Die Mltlis
tarafabenlie in Weit Yoint, trat 1871
in bic Slrmee Elm unb that alS 8apalles
rift bis gum Sabre 1873 Oienlte an Der
@ren3e. @r mafte bort Den &rieg ges
gen Die Siours Snoianer nit. @r ftus
birte an6 Die 0ie6te, murbe In Stes
brasfa sar Yraris 5nselaiien unb wibs
mete ii6 ipdter In 9teip YOrf mebi;inis
i6en Stubien. Sm Sum- 1873 ftellte
ct it6 an bic Spise einer expedition
CUR Iufflarung bes @ei6ides bes giorb.
polfabrers cir Sobn Sranflin. Dieie
expedition. bel ipel6er S9matfa NIT
ieinen @efabrten oie ldnSite, jenals in
Der YolarregiOn gemadte Reiie per
S6litten, 1851 Wteilen, ma6te, fanb
er 3par Die erbofiten S6riititiide BON
Sranflin. bic ldusit ourd @sfinos 5ers
fort iuoroen waren, ni6t, itieB aber auf
mebrere Sfelette Der S9idialssenoGen
SranflinS, bic lie beerbi9ten, unb bra6s
ten piele iutereliante @eoenfitiide NIT.
SIM Sommer 1883 unternabmS Shmatfa
cine Sori6unsss@rpeoition nad sllasfa,
nobel er ben Silfonflub beiubr unb
anfnabm. 1886 trat er auf Soften Der
vH. .. 9iines" cine 3tpeite Expedition
na1 gllasfa an, biesnial mad Dem Siis
ben uub ben Wtount @liasssllpen, bod
fonnte er ben @ipfel bes Wtount @liaS
nibt erreiden. @r permaB jebo6 bic
SeDbai unb entbedte ben in bieielbe Iid
ersieBenben SonessSluB. Sin peitereS
sroBes 8erbienit bat iid S6watfa
ourd cine I'M Sabre 1889 unternom>
meme Expedition ua9 bem nOroli6en
2beil bes alten Wferifo uno feline @rs
fori6unsen iiber bic a3tefen, bic TRIBE
wobner BON Wferifo, unb ibre Sultur
erporben.
S9watfa bat cine 9teibe selddster
Werfe oerfabt unb mar Mitslieb oers
idieoener seo9rapbiiber @eiellidaiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

Metlter 8ladburn. @un;bers. Maion
unb Birb unterlagen. Der iuseHolihe
Champion mirb alS elm Wtann BON ans
senebmen Wfaniersn. intellisentem Sc
ii6tSausbrud, ii6erem unb babel be.
fdeibenem Guftreteu senannt. Jfad
feinem @rfolse seseniiber ben uorers
ipdbnten beriibmten S9a9ipielern bon
bem Sapana Shad) Stub eingelaoen,
In Der Sauptitaot GubaS nit oem sesens
partis bebeutenbltsn S6S6Ipieler Der
8elt, Steinis, in Die S9ranfen 3u
treten, lebnte er bic @inlaouns nit oem
8emerfen ab, baB ct iib nibt berufen
fiible, NIT bieiem Wteiiter iid ;u melien.
gu ben meiteren in lester 3eit
0fters genannten Sha6lpielern BON
8eoeutuns sdblt Der Solldnoer Juboli
8. Conan, nel6er iih i'm 8eiunoeren
aud berporrasenb i'm Simultan. uno
Btinblinssipiel ,eist. Sn lesterem ers
itreden iid feline 3eiitnnsen auf etipa
feds Yartien, bic CT NIT 2ei6tigfeit
sepinnt. @r LIT 3ur Seit 81 Sabre
alt, 3u Imiterbam als Sobn beS an
Der bortigen llniueriitGt angeitellten
Profeiiors Or. CONAN sebcren, ifuoirte
In 9eipjis unb 8Oln Muiif uno fanb
In Der lestgenannten Staot i'm regen
Gerfebr NIT Den befannten S6a6s
ipieleru 3effmann, 8iit uno Wenmers
@elesenbeit, iein Talent in bieier Ses
siebuns Su enti1ideln. SIN Sabre 1883
ait Der bollGnoiihen Stride In 4onbon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

FUr6eamter 6um Yaas1., W.
einen 8rief unb Elm .3ebnpfennisitiid
auf bas S6alterbrett leSt) y Der 8rief
ipiest bas Doppelte. sllio nod 3ebn
Pfennise mebr!A : Bie Der Bauer 36s
CERT, wiro 8rief uno @elo Suriidgei6os
ben. 3anse iinnt Der Bauer mad.
WaS tbun? Gnblid 3iebt er ben 8eus
tel, lest Elm 3weites Jdfelltiid 3u benz
erlten unb i9iebt beibe benz 8eamten
pieber ;u, ben 8rief aber itedt er oors
iiGtig III bic Soientaide uno brummt
i'm slbseben: pgia tauw, On Dds
bartel! Ru ialtit wenisiten 8
ben 8rief mid bebben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
giirf bon Minsrelien.
Qnu1du.

Q. easfer. giirf bon Minsrelien.
q. 9onian.
als Srsaniit anseitett, selans es ibm
iitbeB erit bort, iid tn Der Sdabfunit
bieienise Sertiafeit an3ueisnen, uel6e
ibn CUR 3eit aus3eidnet.
Der brittle S6adipieler, Jiirit Gnbre
Dabian BON Wfinsrelien, bellen Bib
bic beisefiiste Slluitration nit 3eist,
sebSrt sinem ebeinals unabban9isen
faufaiiiden Serridersei9ledte an. @r
bat inter ben fiiritli6en 9duptern Der
@rbe nur einen Sor9dnser, giapoleon
l., Der es TN S9a4ipiele su elmer iiber
baS sepDbnli6e WtaB etipaS binauSs
gebenben SertiSfeit bra6te. Siirlt Das
bidn wurbe 1850 3u 3onsbibi in RuBs
lamb geboren unb ituoirte in Seipelberg
Re6tSwilIeni6aft unter Bluntifli, 3u
beIen be5dbistelten Sdiilern er seb0rte.
Seine Gltern pflegten i'm Winter in
8ariS uno i'm Sommer tn Somburs 3u
nobnen, In lpel6' lesterem Srte er be-
lonberS I'M Yerfebr NIT Dem beriibmten
enslii6en Sda6dampion Barnes feline
anlassn ;u Sieiem Spiels ausbilSsts,
10 oab er idon in 1874 als ruiliider
@aroebuiarenoffi;ier als Elm berpOrs
rasenber S6abipieler gait unb unter
anoeren bem S6admeiiter SS. 0iielle
bel einem Gournier fiinf Yartien ab.
sepaun. @benio jeidnete er iid bel
Wettlpielen in Yaris, Wien uHo ROm
aus, no er NIT ben bebeutenbiten
S6adipielern iiesreid INN Die Saline
rang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

Ser llnteraeiduete. meIdsr mad mebridbri.
gen 9eioen Don siuem fdmeren aunssniibel
unb Der sefiirdteten o min fudt burdb
Elm einfades WitteI sebeiIt muroe. pinf&t
au' isineu WitI:ioenoen Die Retbooe ber Seil.
uns befannt 5u maiden. Gr wiro aasn. bic
es pinfden. toftenfrei eine abidrift bes Re.
,epies ienoen, ipeIdss cine F&ere SsiIans fur
5dmi bfudt. aftbma. Gatarrb.
8rouditis unb ale SaIs. uuo euneeu.
aifeftiouen 1T VI boift, oab aIe esioeHoen
feip Rttel probren, wel9es uniddbbar 1T.
Dr bas @saept. oas nidts foftet uno fegtus.
reid fein tann, winidt. f&rsibe sefdai8ft an
MeS. Gbwarb u. Wtlfon,
HroofIpu. Rem Sort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
,,S6a6 oemt aomis I"
6rti mod innge aber seiuieste Reiiter
hes enIen &pieIs.

9lls elmer Der fommenben Sterne I'm
96a6ipiele gilt emanuel 0asfer, oer
fib 3nr 3eit in Siew Yort auibdlt. Ters
baltnibmdsis nod jung = er III I'M
Sabre 1868 In 8erlinhen tn Der Pros
oin3 Branbenburs seborsn = bot oers
ielbe bereits cine itattlife Reibe bon
Sriumpben ;u uerSeidnen. Die gufs
merfIamfeit lenfte iid gum erlten Wtale
aui ibn I'M Sabre 1889, als er bel einem
S6adtournier i'm aaiierbcf4 In Berlin
ben Sies oapOn trug, obne Elm sinsises
Spiel Su perliereu. Sei Wettipielen in
8reslau, slnliteroam unb Sra, erraug
er bic eriten, 5peiteu be;w. Oritten
Yreile. Seinen Ruf aber besriinbete
SaSfer In einem ppn Der britii6en
96a6r r9eielli6a peranitalteten Gours
uier, In wel9em ibm cie beriibmten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Shlalt QeulQMt.

Der 8uride bes Serrn 2ieutenants
bat ben itrensen auftraS erbalten, bic
2eibmaide leines Serru, ebe er iie Der
@Giderin iibersibt, seuau auf3nSeid'
nen. Da nun aber Dams ntdt idreis
ben fann. brin9t ibn bic Iusfiibruns
SieieS 0eisbls fait 3ur Ser3weiflung.-
Pl6sli9 fommt linn cine Sbee. ST
atbmet aui uub liefert idon cine 8iers
telitunbe ipdter bie Wdide ab. Der
BON inn seiertiste 3ettel aber iab 10
ans
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
pie esofsra III 2smoapelt.
gemaltmabrtBeln CUR 9urHfiibrHHB her
1esiHieftionss ssori&riitea.


@abrenb In Samburs bic Gbolera
als erloiden betrudtet weroen bari,
ideint iid Die Seude nun bic nnsa=
Ride Sauptitaot 8uoapeit gum Spfer
auserisben Su baben, fpenn iie aud oas
ielbit ni6t nit slei6er Seftisfelt nil
tibet, pie iie es In Der i6mergepriiften
SaniaitaSt setban. slber abnli6 mie
an Der Glbe, f0rbert bas Iuftreten bort
unten on Der Donau merfpiirbise @r<
ideinunsen 3u Gage. IS Seist ii9
ndmli9 flar, oaB bic 8ommunalper>
maltuns BON 8ubapeit bic Situation
ni6t rtdtig erfaBt fat uno es unters
lieB, Die n6tbisen 8orii6tsmabregeln
;ur Befampfuns Der @pioemiesefabr Su
ergreifen. Slllerbinss bat bic Sc
meinSepertpaltuns babel sesen bic Sns
bolen3 Der 8eoOlferung gu fampfen nno
se9en ben unperitano Serlelben; oenn
6ie armen Neute, unter benen jest bic
Seuhe graliirt, pollen es niht bulben,
baB Die Sabiclisfeiten Der @rfranften
aus Ianitdren Tiidli1ten perbrannilt
uno perni6tet meroen, uno iie piber'
iesen lid, mo iie nur f6nnen, ben Vera
iuden, ibre @obnuusen gu oesinfi;iren,
neil fie fiirdten, baB babur6 ibr Giser'
tbum beiddbi9t wiiroe.
Dies bat i6on mieoerbolt Su @rSels
fen sefiibrt Der arsite aber, ipel6er 3i
eiuer fOrmli6en Sdladt ausartete,
fanb bieier 2ase selesentli9 elmer @rs
franfuns in einem Sduierfomplere, Der
BON arlnen 1ii6lern bewobnt ipirb,
itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

boronua, porber
Charlotte Yrins
seiiin uon Yrell.
BEN. Sim 13. Suli
1846 oermablte
lie iid init Dem
8ronprinSe sen.
Ipdtercl 6 0nis
& arl I. b o II
Whrtte mberg,
NIT oem fie i'm
Suli oori9en
On hreS. 0ret
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
aus her Sd,ule,

2ebrer (oorlelenb): ~ :. llnb Elm
Sabr bat er's setragen, trdgt's ni9t
ldnger mebr. -. : Wer fauu mir pobl
ia9cn, mas Der Didter unter BEN ,es'
oeritebt2" (@in 9nabe meloet iid.)
yta, mas beufit Ou, 3ilientbal p -
Ntlientkal: rs SeTbl4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
!. Sreoeri& S4wataa. I
Der beriibmte Eolars5orider iiirbt an
9aubunun.

lieutenant S6matfa, Der befannte
Polarfabrer uno @rfori6er BON Ilasfa,
Der bereits Dor mebr ais einem Sabre
In Solse zines llnfalls, ben CT bur6 ben
Stur3 BON elmer 9oteltreppe erlitten,
tobt 9eiagt poroen mar, iicb aber wieber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Gont. u. 8artl,
Mrcbiteft inb &anSmei1er.
gio. 404 2adapanna 4penue,
Wypmins Saus ssesniiber.

plans nnb 8pifsnibsrlalSss fir Neubauten,
ganbpsrmtiinnssn unb Geiiesuns BON @ren,.
ltnisn unb alls in has Snssnisur. unb BaI,
fat einidlasenbsn Mrbfitfu werben prompt
unb sspilsnbaft ausaefdbrt. @runbiiids In
SaulOts paraslirt unb eanbiartsn anssfsrtist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
@eafeite Mn3etaem.
@m. 1rDifel,
ceufitter Wek0cr.
1115 cSadfpu Str

II15 Sadfon Strabe,
liefert Die ftinfteu 6iirffe in SpSe Rarf; unb
ebenjo ale Sorten friides uno enaepodeItes
6Ieifd &audfeiid u. {. 10.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
+ Olga pom 2Sarttem6ers. +
Cine an @erfen her @obltbatisfeit reiae
9anIhabn.

Wtit Der 90nisin>Bittpe Olga BON
@iirttembsrs lit i'm alten Saterlanbe
cine jener Siirltenirauen aus oem Seben
sel9isben, bic ibre Sauptaufsabe In Der
Gorge fir slrne uuo Beoirfti9e ers
bliden. Sie mar seboren ont IL. Scps
tenber 1922 alS To6ter oes 3aren 0tis
folaus l. unS Der 3arin aleranbra Secs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

sN. 8eitelIt baS ,.WodenbIatt" t"-es
entbdIt ale Nabridten-$2 iabrli1.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
0rik Oiirr's
1tntcu
Mefauration 4 Salom,
3l3 2adaipanna Npsnus.

Die @ehauratiou iuirb fsts nit ben fsinfsn
DeIifatenen ber Sabrss5eit psrfebeu feiu.
an 0etrdnfen balte idb ueben BEN borjd9.
liden q. Wobinfonfden Biere nur Die beten
&eiue unb aiquore. unb 20 tpiro mein Be-
ftreben fein. ourd prompte uno reeae 8ebieu.
une Die &unoen iufrieoen 3u felen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
6reb. Martins
palace WntFl
233 s 235 Nenn Hae.

.Warme uno taIts epsiien 5u ieber Saaes.
,eit. 9. 8obinlon's Bier an 3apf 8einiter
@fsffer uno @ono9ram Sdnaps. Gbam.
pasner uno 8ben Beine Ssiser 9unidb
ieoen Worsen. GIettriIde Sdder; tsine
bIiseen. SeIepbon SO. sS4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

@emGb ssrl9istenr Grefutionsbeftbls Son
Fieri Facias unb Venditioni Exponas, aus.
sslfellt pom Common pleas @eriGt spn 9ada-
tpanna County unb on mid serittet psrbe i'd
In BEN GpurtbauGe Der 9taei Scrantcn, am
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

ton, and points to the dizziness
and distress, etc. And Jersey
men know that the State ispros-
porous, and that Senator's Carl
isle and Harris, both Democratic
officials have, in common with
the rest of the Senate Finance
Subcommittee, collected and
published statistics showing that
wages and agriculturalpric are
higher and the prices of manu-.
featured goods lower The citi
zens of New Jersey are intelligent
and familiar with these facts
Democratic platforms are written
apparently in assumption that
those who read them have not
read and are not going to read
anything else.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

George Tickuor Curtis, Distinguished
Democrat. Krpudiatr~ D"m"rratIc Faith
This Nrnr.
ErCuFlELD SPRINGS, y. Y. SEPT 10. 1892,
To the Editoroi the american Economist.
S.r-ln common with many other
Democrats. cannot follow the leaders of
the party in dcnounciug Republican pro
lection as Il fraud upon the labor OF the
great majority of the American people
for the benefit ola lew MORGAN subscribe
TO the doctrine that a protective tariff is
unconstitutional. have no pccuniary
interests in manufactures, but | know
what protection has done and is doing
for this country. Hit operates for the
benefit of the few, am not one of that
few am ore of the many; one OF the
great majority benefited by it, includin,
those who dcnouncc ii for the sake OF oh.
tanning political power.
1t the leaders of a poli;ical party, as
scmblcd in national convention tor the
purpose of nominating candidates tor the
Presidency and Vice. Presidency, choose
to stultify themselves by fa!Sityiug his
tory, they cannot expect to be followed
by Others who have any habits OF indc-
pendent thought and action
cannot, at the bidding of these gen
tlcmcn, unlcarn the lessons of my whole
life. The greater part OF my long life has
been passed in the study OF American
political history and constitutional law.
Ii cannot claim to he an authority on
suc! subjects, can point out to others
the true sources from which to devise in.
terprctations Of the Constitution Those
sources are not to be found in recent
Congressional speeches, whether made
by members of one party or another
They are to be found in the intcrptcta
tons given TO the Constitution by the
first Congress, by Washington's admin
stration, and by the succeeding admin
istration OF Jefferson, Madison, John
Quincy Adams and Jackson.
| have been requested by the secretary
! of the American Protective Tariff Lcagu,
to give my views Of the protective issue
rs it has been made by the twoparties il
the present campaign This shall do il
a communication to be addressed TO him
of which he shall make such use rs h,
sees fit.
am, Mr. Editor, very respectfully
your obcdicnt servant,
GEORGE TICKNOR CURTIS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23

nihcance to his pubic condem-
nation of the Confederate free
trade platform of the Democratic
party. Mr.. Curtis tranklystatcs
that in voting for the resolution
declaring protection unconstitu-
tional the members Of the Chi
cago convention either showed
dense ignorance of American poll
teal history or they manifest
Il purpose to win votes by de
ceiving the voters. :" "lCannot,
he adds, lat the bidding of these
gentlemen, unlcarn the lessons OF
my whole life. The sources from
which to derive interpretations
of the Constitution are, Mr.. Cur
It's points out, not to be found in
recent political speeches, but in
the interpretations given to the
constitution by the first Con
gresS, by Washington's admins
tration and by the succeeding
administrations of Jefferson,
Madison, John Quincy Adams
and Jackson" These authorities
all held that protection to Ameri-
can industry was not only con
stitutional, but the st duty OF
the American Government. The
present Democratic attitude on
the tariff is in direct opposition
to every doctrine of economic
craftsmanship promulgated by
the fathers of the Republic.
Mr.. Curtis declaration for pro
lection is proof that he values his
AmericaniSm more than his De,
mocracy His right to speak
with authority cannot be dcnict
by his own party. Free trad,
organs will attempt to belittle
the effect of his deliberate utter
ancc in vain. The courageous
and patriotic action of this
eminent Democrat will exert ;
potent influence on the side o
RcpublicaniSm and protection il
the pending campaign.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
THE RECORD STANDS.

An organ ofthe Democracy says
of President Harrison: "He can
not wipe out the Republican re-
cord" That is true-the Rcpub-
lican record cannot be wiped out.
1t is written in imperishable
monuments-in Il restored Union,
in the emancipation proclama-
ton. in the constitutional amend
mcnts, in the resumption ofspecle
payments, and in pension laws
that provide for the declining
years of every veteran OF the war
for the Union, i'll the Mckinley
law which has made America in
dustrially independent; i'll the
magnificent growth of our trade
through reciprocity, i'll the dawn
ing revival of the American mer-
chant marine and the construc-
ton of a navy that commands
thcrespect ofcvcry foreign power.
The Republican Record cannot
be wiped out without obliterat-
ing the history Of all the progress
the nation has made in the last
thirty wears. That record alone
furnishes ample reason for the
Democratic defeat.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
THE | PWARD AND THE DOWNWARD
WAY

George Gunton of the College
of Social Economics, III an article
in the Social Economist on the
two party platforms, after point
ing out that the Democratic plat
form means free foreign trade
Chat being the logic of removing
such protective features as inter
fcre with foreign trade), meets
the point that protection pro
tects capital rather than labor
by showing that it protects labor
rather than capital. There is
free competition, the frccst posi-
bic in our markets for capital.
But we should insist, says Mr..
Gunton, that such competition
shall be between capitalists only.
Their success must be made to
depend upon their ability as CAPT
talists, and not upon their capa-
city to obtain cheap labor.
'T* No capitalist shall have the
benefit of our consumption and
civilization without paying our
wages"
This point ought to be very
clearly apprchended by those
who seek to think Alright on the
subject. Put all capitalists on
the same national level as to
wages, by requiring them to pay
American wages if they would
sell i'll American markets, and
their competition faces one way
the way of improved processes
and increased skill and intelli-
gence. When you admit them to
compete in our markets without
paying our wages, their compe-
tition faces the other way-thc
downward way. The capitalist
with the cheapest labor will reap
the biggest profits.
Thus free trade puts a premium
on the degradation of labor
while protection puts a premium
on the employment of Ameri
can labor and the elevation o
!: American skill and intelligence,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
Montpelier Daily Journal and
Vermont Waterman.

Tuesday evening October :, the first num-
Der of the DAILY JoURNAL for the Session Of
1892 will be issued
This Issue will contain biographical
sketches of the chief officers of the new State
government and of the members of the new
legislature, with much other interesting
matter pertaining TO the meeting of the gen
eral assembly.
The DAILY Journal will contain full and
accurate reports of all legislative proceed
ings, hearings before committees. and every
thing of interest about the legislature Al
ways the leading daily for the legislature
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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
PROTEC TTON.

BLESSED is the man who daily tries
To better his condition,
And docs his best to keep his trade
From foreign competition;
BE it in iron. brass or tin
1t should not be neglected,
As horne industry IS thing
Which ought to be protected.
Can it be right to patronizc
y nation that engages
To undcrScll another land
BY paying paupcr wages ,
And it VIII come To that At home
Il there is no Objection
Agains, it by the workiugman
Assisting for protection.
Protect your home and fires de.
Protect a friendly ucighhor,
But, above all, protect yourself,
Your country and it's labor,
Or YOU will find when its too late,
Nv sad and sore reflection,
That you have made a grand mistake
I by giving up protection.
New York Press
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-09-23
ALNA STEVENS, Will.

STATE or VERMONT In Probate Court
nlsTRCr oP ES,EX s.. ! held at Island Pond
in and Tor said district. on the 9Th daV ui
September AID, 1899, an Instrument IN writ,
iuE pGrpuTting to be the last Will and Tesla.
mcnt Of AiNa stevens, late OF Bloomfield. in
said district. deceased, being presented to tho
Court by Eleanor {. Stevens the ExccutriN
therein named. for Probate.
1t is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notiticd To appear at
II session of said Court to be held At the town
clerks office in Bloomfield. IN the aUth day OF
September. A.D. 1892. and show cause. if any
Will.
For which purpose il is further ordered that
a copy of thcIcCurd OF this order lie pubiiShed
three weeks successfully in the Essex County
HERALD, newspaper prin ted Mt Island
Pond. previous To Snid time appointed foI
hearing.
by the Court-AttcSt
u. =. STORRS, JUpGR