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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
Ser tdrfe M a n n.

- - y ~ " ~ ~.
Iid, baB au1 bic Glopns niht nur
germ Elm peRig Muiif MAIDEN, IonberH
baB ii4 cine bolIfommsne SpeciulitGt
BON mufitaliI6en Gloipns 6srausgsbilz
bet bat. Ginige bon ibnen Iu6en ben
gffstt barin, baB fie bic &unItitiids
bes 2ltrobaten MAIDEN, ipdbrenb lie
sIei45eitis cine einfahs Mslobie auf
sinem altbersebra6tsn SSnItruRent =
@sige. SlOte, Munbz obsr Sanbbarz
monifa - -ipielen. 9(nosre baben fir
bieie Snitruments ilsue unb gum minz
beiten ionberbare, tpenn aud bic tomiz
ite Wirtuna mun9mal OerIagenbe
5ormen erOaht oosr au9 gang neue
Snitruments erfunben. 8lasinitruz
mente in Sorm bon 6laIdsn, 9ieBfanz
nen uno aIlerbunb SiidengerGtben,
Strsi9initrumsnts in 5orm bon Be-
len iinb auf bisIe WeiIe entitanben,
uHb RnalIsfiette bon 6euertperfsfOrz
perm unb plDbIib acknowledgement
5lummsn psrOsn nidt isltsn sur Steiz
gerung Der Wirtung bertpdnbt. Inter
ben pneuerfunbsnsn" Snitrumsnten Der
Glopns iinb bic barmoniI9 abgez
itimmten S9littenidellen BON niat
iibler Wirtung; In Der 8s6anblung
anOerer, ldnsIt befanntsr unb aus Der
8ersehenbsit ip;eber aufgetdu6ter, tpie
bes splopbons, dbgeitimmter 9lGier
unp anbsrsr babsn es Glotpns CUR
b0titsn 9olIsnbung gs6rabt, bic ii9
bei bieIer prinitipsn Sonerssusung
iiberbdupt errsi6en lGBt.
Inrsgungen unb nsue Soeen fino
ben glotpns in nsuerer 3eit pislfah
aus unisrem 9anoe Suseflofen, trob>
osm Der Glupn i'm grobsn umsritaniz
I6en Cirrus BEL ipeitem niht bic ber<
porraesnbe Rolle ipielt ME i'm euroz
pGii6en. Gin groBsr amsritaniTder
Girtusselt6au 1T betanntlia fir bic
fiinffdhe 3abl bon 3uI9dusrn bsrs6z
net pie bic europGii6sn Girtusbduttn,
uno er entbGlt ni6t nur sins, fonbsrn
sipei, brei unb bier Manessn nebsneinz
amber. in oenen sIsi63sitig gearbsitst
ipiro. glber in biefem bielsn Nebenz
chamber tomnH Der sin3slne 2trtiIt
natiirIia ipsnis 3ur 9sltung, unS am
tpenigItsn sslingt ss bsm Glptpn, bic
glufmsrtidmtsit auf ii9 gu eoncsntriz
rem. Gr flii9tete iih pabsr in Gtme=
ritd aus bsm Girtus duf bic 9ii6ne,
duf bic SpscialitGtenbiibns ioipobl tpie
auf Die srnite.
Ourh bic pflegs, bic Der groBsn
glusituttungss spdntomime felt sfpei
Sabrssbntsn i'm Cirrus gu 5beil pirb.
1T benz Glopn Elm gang nsuss @ebist
srI4lnfsn fporben. Denn naturges
mGb fallen ibm, benz fdauIpisleriI9
m,iItbeaabtsn uuter ben Gircusdrtiiten.
in Der Yantpmims bic erItsn Rollsn gu.
Dd entipidelt er ni9t nur bsrbe Roz
mit, Ionbsrn reprdientirt nit Wiiroe,
ipielt ben feurisen uno ben Ihii6tsrz
nen 2iebbabtr, uno ii6errai9t bdufig
bur6 3iiss feinsr GbdrdtteriItit. .um bic
i6n 8iibnsntiinItler beneiosn t0nnten.
Der Sturm Der GntriiItuna. Der ii9
unter ben aiinItlern Der Wiener Sofs
uper erbob, dls Der glopR @oolepsfi
pl0blih aus Der Wansge bss Cirrus
auf bic 8retter Der Wisner Sofopsr
Iprdu1. bat iidh i9nsG geIsst, Ieitbem
bic 8iinIiler eingsIeben babsn, baB
aud Elm GlOpn Elm aiinitsr Isin lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
GranaSfifae @lop n 3.

5ran3ofif DE Glopns.
Scene, bic bas erIte Quftreten ber
Wiener 0dmenfapelIen parobirte.
S9on bas @intreten Der BON einem
Manager i'm Stile 8arnums angsz
tiinbigten gloipns in i6r.n m1sti9it
auffalIenben Oamsntoilstten pirft
iibsrfpdGtiasnb tomiIh. Die MuIif,
bic bisie adpelIe bann madt. lit in ben
msiit,n 5dlen gar niht libel, ,benn man
finbet unter Dem fabrenben 8olt unb
sumdl untsr ben Glppns ni9t Ielten
muiitalii9 auBerorOentlid oerunlaste
Naturen.
Gin tpsnig nuIifaliI9 bsrdnldst lit
bsinabe ieSsr glrtiIt, unb er psripenbet
bieIe geanlagung germ als SdluB=
effect fir feline probuctionsn. Mdn
brau9t tsin beriibmter 9.iger gu fsin
unb tann bod nit feinem @sigsnIpisf
sinen eolohalsn gfTat er5ielen, tpenn
man ipGbrenb SssSpiels duf bsm 3opf
balancirt obsr aIs Salt fir feline SiiBs
nur einen itraffgsfpannhn Sslsgrdz
pbenbrdbt bat. llno ipsnn man bas
poitborn aud nidt better blGIt als bk
meiiten PoitiIpne, 10 1T man bod Der
gspunbsruna Der 3ubOrsr iidsr, ipsnn
man ipd9renO bss 8laIens ni9t auF
bsm &utidbOt iibt, ionSsrn auf Der
pbsriten Sproife elmer 1s SUB boben
Better balancirt, gs 1T bab.r srtldr=
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
III.

60 ftanOsn Die Oings aIIo, als
~prof:Hor" 8dtoipin, naGoem er F9
fir oas 6sitls Wsrt bur9 sinen tiiatis
gen Sflud rtrrnntmsn @6isteD gss
itGrtt, bon ut5eimli9sn Srsmben I'M
Sotsl aufIufts. Gr truf Jpn an Der
n9ar."
rSn, 6m - Serr 9arrp - i9
fiirbts, Sic ipsrbsn mid etlpas neus
sieris finosn,psnn i9 mid na9 Sbrsn
8siaGften srtunbigs -" iaete Der
Diplomat pon SeQ Bottom" nit eis
mem 2d6sIn, has Mac6iapsGIi gbrs
gema9t bate.
r2lqeroinas. ia - i6 finbe, bab
Sic ii4 oa in Oinss inmiihsn, bic
Sic ni4ts angsbsn", lautste Der Be
i6sio aus BAN Wiunoe Ses Serrn
Barn.
ngiun, ridts fir UNCUT, aber bic
2eute bier in 9ea Bottom iiub bod
gepi6ermuben i'm Re6te, tpenn Il,
lpifsn fppllsn, ipsr untsr linen tpeilt"
fubr Der PrOfsiIOr fort. ais Ob ni9ts
posgsfdllen ipGre.
nRun, iagsn Sic ben 2eutsn nur,
psnn Sic gefrugt ipsrbsn, Sic piiBten
ielbit niht, mas i6 bier treble unb
iup9sr i'd tomms. Sic t0nnsn binsu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
Setmatb.
Bon 8arl SiebeI.

llnb ;d liebs lie bod! -
0umpf unb tribe
Nannte idb oft
Die 8loden Der 6eimdtb,
So4 beute flinsen fis iibsr Sas Weer,
60 ipebwutbielis,
go ipunberbarli9,
DAB feIbit mein la9enbes Sera
Sbr @6o pirb.
Wie Elm Bib Der 3auberin,
Der Ot9terfreuHbin Morgana,
Grblid' i4 ferne am Spriapnte,
Wehmiitbig tpintenb
Die @drten unb @ieIen,
Sas f6par3beI6iefsrte Sdus
Wlit ben griinen SenItern,
limb am Seniter gum 9arten
Sch i'd bic Mutter.
guf ibren &nieen
Rubet elm Bud =
Sic lieit in benz 9u6e.
S9 lep es gendll, -
gs 1T bas Bud,
Sas einit benz Sobne
Mtit SbrGnen iie identts,
limb bas Der Sobn,
glls er fortsing :
@ergaB.
Sic lieft bic Worte,
Die eigenbdnOig
glus parmem Ser5en n5u ftetem 9.s
benten"
Sic etn9eIdrieben -
Sd glau6', eine SbrGne
Sdat 6eiB uuf bic gibel. -
Webmiitbig iiber bas Weer
&lingen bic @lodsn Der Seimat6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18

muB = gu tpsrben. Sn te;nsm ans
bern 9unbe finOet Sas publitum @ss
fallen baran, ii9 Dom Gireusclppn
eine Rebe bonn llmfaHg elmer 8iertsls
ftunbe balten gu laNsn, cine ReSe
dus bsm @tegreif, bic, niht felten an
politii6e Sasssereisniife antniipfenb,
stpfIdeH eeipidtigsm @rnit uHo benz
bl0biinnigiten BlObIinn bin uub Der
taumelt- g(u9 nur in @nslann barf
Der Glutpn es tDusen, erlitbaft fentis
mental gu tperben unb feline Rebe NIT
tiefiinnigen unb iiibliden Sentenaen
gu ipiden,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
Ser bref1irte Gfet.

'
llebrisens ssist iia Der beutide
Glpipn = bier lit Der @lotpn BON
beutider NationulitGt, ni6t Der bsuts
iae @lopn in Der Gircusfpra9e ges
meint - am ipenisItsn sepanbt nit
Der 3unse. Seine Sdsrse seben leiat
in's lleberberbs, er ipirb srob obne
8on6ommie, unb ipenn er pirtlid els
nen suten Dib bat, 10 perItebt er es
felten, ibn nit 9rdsie boraubrinsen.
Die pibigiten Glppns, bic i'm lebten
Sl6r3ebnt I'M beuti6en Circus bas
Publitum nit ibren SderSen laden
semuht baben, iinb 4uslGnber. &arl
@pblepsti, ben bic Diensr Sofoper
bem Circus entfiibrt bat, = ni9t Isi.
ner Stimme tpegen, bic niemals eine
Singitimme mar, ionbsrn I'm iein se.
males pantomimii9es Salient i'm Bali
let su berpsnben, : lit pole; Dels
bos, Der nidt msbr ielbit arbeitst, ion.
bern muir NOD bic 4rbeit elmer f6Dnen
So6tsr unb zines Sobnes iiberpddt.
1T SransoIs, unb 2ittle Sreb, ber
bon isbem Der bsipen @prssnannten
ettpas bat, ipenn er au9 teinen bon
ibnen gang errsibt, tit Gnsldnber.
Wag Der 8eifal, Der ben meiiten
seIprodenen @iBsn Der Glopns sss
fpenbet tpirh ni9t rnsstbeilt fein =
nm 10 bantbarer lit bas publitum
fir bic iibrisen &iinite, bic Der GlOpn
porfiibrt. 9ibt es bod faum elm @es
biet Der sanaen Gircusarbeit, bas in
bem Glopn ntdt sinen 9erpOrrasenbeH
0ertreter bdtte,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18

2luf Der brsitsn, i6attigsn @sranz
bah bes Sadion Souie iaBen Elm bal,
bss Ouseno Der prominenten 9iiraer
BON BEL Bottom uno ihliirFten nit
plnOadt uno Suito ibrsn Wdut SUI
lep.
nSbr Ssrrsn, ib tsnne bieIe Sorte"
fagts nWtajor" groB, ,bageaen qisbt's
nur Elm Wtittel. @ir miFsn ibn binz
aus treiben."
rgaatiirli9", pfli8tete ibm STE 2ie,
gett Bel, nio lit es. 9lasrbines bat
Der 5renroe nod nibts 9luffGliaes,
ni4ts tpirtli9 SaIimmss get6un =
tpas man 10 nsnnt. 9t6sr ia bin ba=
fir, baB tpir's nidt 10 ipsit tpmmen
lafen. Der Mdnn bat ettpas linz
9eimIi4ss an ii9, unb ia CLAUDE, ct
9Glt ii4 bier BIOS auf, I'M einen BIZ
Zen Strei6 gu OolIfiibren. Sast ibn
aus Der Stabt!"
! r8srIubts ettpds aus ibm 6sraus su
brinssn." bsrnertts nGroBs@Deo" 9aoz
berts, naber IObalO i9 ibm etipas auf
ben 3a6n fii3len ipollte, itanb er bon
feinsm bequsmen StubI duf unb ging
binaus auf bic Strabs. Sas lit perz
bd6tig = ih itliebs mid msinsn
8orrepnern an. Sinaus muB er!"
nMeinest9sil fam ib niats 9egen
ben Sremoen iagen. Serr 8arrb, 10
beiBt er ia auob!, psnigTtens bat er ii5
10 in mein !6otslrsgiitsr seidriebsn,
but mid in sutsm 9aurgslb bs5abIt,
uno msin 8artsspsr bat eine 9robe
Solle pGpier9slb an ism bemertt =
es iparsn aud SunpsrtIheine babel =
absr i'd bin Sufrieosn nit ibm. @t<
mas anosrss tIps nutiirli6, fpenn sr
bsgriinbete urIafe gum @eroa9t gs,
eebsn bat" 10 ipra6 rGolonel" Oants,
Der Wirtb bss 9ptsls.
rProfefor" 8aloipin, Rebdetsur Der
2ocalSeitung, bes Bel Bottom ,2eds
Der" = auf bem SiteIbldtt bieB es
nod: rbie einflubrsi6Its 3eitung BON
WGibington Gountb, RprbsGarolina"
= bate bis ba9in itpsigenb suaes
BORT. 9llS iebt aber Wtaior Grob iidb
,anIhidts. bariibsr abItimmsn gu laIs
ZEN, OBJ Der 5reutSs gsbsn miFe post
niGt, od miIdts iia Der profsfor in
ole Sate.
y8endh. gemu9, Maior - i9 bin
gegsn unnotbi9e 9etpdlt. 9eriuten
tpir's erit einmal nit Site. sd itldgs
oor, mir ernennen einsn 2(usI6uB BON
sfpei, Der 9srrn Barn Elm penig oars
ifber cuspumpt, ipsr er lit, tppber er
fommt uno 1pas er bier min. gDeis
CERT er iib, pann -" Der Yroz
feHor i4IoB nit elmer sra3iDisn Sanos
beipsgung, bic bsinabs dusIub tpie bic
Seberbe bss SopfabI9nsioens.
Srob bss mebrfahsn proteIts
brans Der prufsi1or burh nit ieinean
9lntrdg. alrItatt Spsien iebo9 tpuroe
er, Der Diplomat bon Bel Bottom"
ausI6lisblih bd3u ernanrt, um ben
ssrsmosn gu Ioroiren. Der bGrbeibi9e,
rotbnaTiss MaiOr @roB inosFsn I6iits
telte miBbillisenO isinsn 8opT, uno
isin trsuer Parteigdnger STE 2isgett
i6inpfte iiber oi. bstpieisns nunfpeiis
MilOe" 9egen Semano, Der pislIsiht
nG8Ien ssigsn ipiirOs, Oab sr Gift
sdbns babe unb iie gu benuBsn psrs
itebe.
Natbem nod einise rDistsp.
Straight" unb bsri9iebsne rSulsps
anb Slips" bon ben Ssrrsn gu @smils
tbs 9efiibrt porosn paren, brad bic
SeIsIlI1aft auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18

t0rper bss einen artiiten, Der, in
i9parSes Sricot sstlsibst. bas 8Ors
bertfsil bes S9ulpferbss barSuitelen
bat. pGbrsnb elm 5tpeitsr bas 9inters
tbeil murtirt. 8eiOe trassn ben sss
fattelten Rumpf, cine ni9t unerbeba
iicbe 2aif. psnn Der brittle, ben S9uIs
rsiter OarItsGlenbe GIopn in ben Sats
tel seitiesen lit. 0ieIsr brittle, - ia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
II.

9,u Bottom 1T Elm StGotfsn, bas
am 5uBs Der glppaladon=8sree lisst
uno iib elmer Wtineralqusas riibmt,
Die i'm 5anbumorebsn ielbIt ben eins
gspursel|ten J9sumotismus uno @i4t
curiren Iou. Sd iags niol", neil ia
mid bierbei auf bds 3eugniB Der Gin.
ippbner BON 9el Bottom DsrlaFen
muB. DAB inosB bic Nuells SsiItraft
bsIiBt, baB mar pobl ni6t gu bsitrst'
ten, bsnn felt bem 9riese - Iogar
fbon ppr benIslbsn - torpnsn isosn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18

= Ri6.t 10 fdltmm. nSan>
nes, penn Sbr 10 tpeiter trintt, lebt
Sbr nimmer lang! Guer Magsn lit
ihpn gang perborben, @uer Ser3 lit
nimmer pisl psrtb uno g1ieren unb
2unas Iino aud i6on taput!" -
nNo, no, Serr Ootter = nur fei'
2lngIt! g 2sberIe iid au' no bal"
: Gin pbitant6rpp. 8anz
tisr: .0u biit tpirtli9 Elm bsrslOIer
Menih! 0u tbuIt bod gar ni9ts fir
bic beIibloIe SluHe!"- !"-0eFen 5rsunb:
nObo! Dab ta nidt srF iiingIt tpieoer
einem beri9ulOsten Baron eine msiner
S06ter segeben!"
= 4usreben ldffen. &lsi=
SsrbGnblsr: rWarsn sic nit bem
l1sbsrsiebsr sufriebeu, ben Sic BEL mir
getduft baben9"-&unbe: v9t[le meine
SNingens baben i'm sstrassn -"
SGnbler: rRd, ieben Sic -
aunoe: rSsOssmal. tpsnn's asrsgnst
bate, muBte ibn ndmIi4 Der Slsinsre
dn5te9en!
-3uDiel. Bauer (sur gduertn,
bic ibm elm neugefertigtes 9leiO fir
ibrs So9tsr ssisD: ~Was. SaIden BAIT
0u mel ssmuat2 Ta, ba iebt 9u Der
2ieis i6Ons Raupen in N Sopf. am
@noe Dsrlanst lie nod SaIdsntii6sr!"
= Cine fparfame Sauss
fran. ,Die tannit 9u nur INNER
bic 9appelmeier, bisie alts 9tatI6z
baIe, sinldOen9" - %, bic peiB Itets
10 piele intsrsFants Reuigtsitsn gu ers
sGblen, baB bic sunse 9eisqI6aft
Runo unb Obren aufreiBt, unb ba
blsibt bann INNER fuit ous sanSe gIs
FEN iibrig."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-10-18
ger SdJeitl triist.

SfiS5e aus benz Ghben bon gs. b. Sd,ier.
brano.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
The Blue Pencil In Turkey.

A paragraph was published in an
Arabic journal referring to the cele-
brated soprano, Nine. Adelina Patti,
wherein it was stated that she de-
rived by her singinga yearly income
of several thousand pounds. The
blue pencil was hastily dashed across
the lines, the reason adduced being
that such news would disturb the
souls of the moral and loyal female
subjects of the finest pearl of the
age" What this meant the censor
alone could tell unless it be he fear
ed that some of these paragons of
morality and loyalty should take it
into their heads to emulate the gift
ed artistic in amassing wealth by
singing or in any other way by
which money may be procured.
Another curious whim of this
functionary is to Glide certain letters
from the proper names ofindividuals
that may be published in the press.
The name of certain person known
as l. Sultan once appeared in the pa
per. The IN" was crossed out, MAX
ing the name read as l. Sulta In
justification of this act it was said
that there was only one sultan in the
world None other must be called by
that name. Yet that particular per-
sons father and grandfather were
always known among their friends
by the surname of Sultan in the same
manner as there are in England
many families known by the name
of King. Nineteenth Century.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
The City of Mexico.

The highest death rate of any
town in the civilized world is that
Of the City of Mexico-40 per 1000.
The city is 1000 feet above the sea,
but in spite of this fact its defective
drainage makes the mortality very
great. Mr.. Romero, the Mexican
minister at Washington, explains
that when the water in Lake Texco-
co is high it backs up into the sew
ers until the soil under the houses
and in the streets is saturated with
sewage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
EOsGs.

Don't worry about the shape of
your baby's nose if it is a snub, nor
be sure if it pleases you by it's regu-
larity that it will be the nose that
will grow up with it, for scientists
have observed that no feature
changes more as life progresses.
The length of the nose increases so
much faster than it's breadth that
the snub nosed baby may evolve a
long, even hooked nose. This change
in the shape of noses, a writer in
The Popular Science Monthly as
sserts, is gradual and imperceptible,
generally more expeditions in the
male than in the female, correlated
with various other characteristics,
such as intellectual attachments or
weak constitution, and producing
different results. During maturity
and senescence the bridge of the nose
becomes more and more prominent,
often more convex, so that extreme
old age may even develop an aquiline
nose, so that one need never despair
of possessing satisfactory nose at
some period of his life, if he only
lives long enough. But, like so many
other blessings that are deferred, the
right kind of nose may arrive too
late to effect ones fortunes or hap
DinacS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
GREAT ROADS OF ANTIQUITY.



The Most Magnifcen, were Those Built by
the Medieval Peruvians.
Perhaps the earliest road on record
is that mentioned by Herodotus as
having been constructed by Cheops,
the Egyptian king, in order that
stones might be dragged along it for
his pyramid. In the opinion of the
Greek traveller the work of making
theroad was as great as that of build
ing the pyramid, for it took ten years
to construct, and it was composed
of polished stones with figures
carved on them. But this does not
compare in magnitude with the high
ways constructed by the Peruvians
while medieval Europe was still in
a state of semibarbarous disorgan-
ization
The two principal roads in Peru
ran from Quito in the north to Cuz-
co, the capital, the one along the
sandy and level strip of coast, the
other along the plateau of the An
DIES, region of unparalleled en-
cheering difficulty. The length of
the second has been estimated at
from 1, 500 to 1000 miles. 1t crossed
sierras buried in snow, bridged ra-
vines with walls of solid masonry,
mounted and descended precipices
by staircases hewn in the solid rock
and ran in interminable galleries
along the sides of intractable noun
tains.
Where rivers had to be crossed
bridges were made with ropes of
stout, plant osier twisted to the
thickness of a mans body and
stretched over the stream sometimes
for a distance of 200 feet. These Ca
bles swung side by side, and, fas-
tened with planks so as to form
footway, were drawn through holes
in enormous buttresses of stone spe-
cially constructed on each bank and
were secured firmly at each end to
heavy beams of timber. A railing of
similar osier material gave the pas
senger confidence as he crossed the
oscillating bridge that sank danger
ously in the middle and mounted
rapidly at the sides,
The great highway was 20 feet
wide and was built with flags Of
freestone covered with bituminous
cement. 1t was measured out by posts
set up at every league Caravan
saries and magazines were stationed
at convenient distances for the Pc
ruvian soldiers on their military ex-
petitions, and a regular postal serv-
ice Lad been organized by which
highly trained runners, relieved ev-
cry five miles, could convey mes
sages distance of 200 miles in the
"a hours. The roads were kept in
beautiful order, the inhabitants of q
district being responsible for that
portion of the highway which tray
ersed their land. At the same time
it should be remembered that there
was no wheel traffic to cut up the
level surface of the hard pavement.
There is considerable irony in the
fact that it was not till the Span
iards forcibly introduced their SO
called civilization into Peru that the
famous roads began to fall into dis
repair. london Standard.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12

Politician-We've got to gain the
vote of that old maids club, or all
hope is lost.
Candidate-.That's all right. Well
just address ID private circular to the
different members, asking if they
are old enough to vote and stating
if they will be able to cast vote
this election that we'd like to have
It count for us.-Cleveland Leader
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
A Feminine Reason.

"Oh, but my dear Laura, you real
ly ought to see Mrs, Dainty's!'
rs it any nicer than this?"
"N-no. don't think it's as pref
ty. But ever 50 much more interest
ing. She struggled it her own self. |"
New York Recorder.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
FARMS FOR SALE.

| offer for sale the following described
furms, situated about three and one-hali
miles north east of Oakland
|. The farm of Mrs. Goodwin, containing
100 acres all under fence-good barn, small
frame house. young orchatd, about 30 acres
cleared. Price So 900. Cash payment of $500:
balance at 20 years with interest
2. Farm of Mrs. Antionette Coles contain
ing about rs acres, nearly all under fence;
about one-third cleared; good barn, frame
house. Price, 80 900. Cash payment of $500;
balance at 20 years with interest.
These farms adioin each other, and a rare
opportunity is offered to secure home on
most favorable terms.
4. Also the "Swan Meadows" tract contain
ing about 500 acres, lying about four miles
South of Oakland. Will be sold as an entire
ty or subdivided to suit purchasers. Terms
easy. E. II. S1NCELL4, Atty,
Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
FRED A. THAYER,
L ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OAKLAND, MD,

have resumed the practice of law; Office. in
the Felty Building opposite the postofffce,
where will be pleased to see all my former
clients and others who choose to entrust their
legal business to my care.
VIII be assisted in all important cases by
Benjamin A. Richmond of the Cumberland
bar
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-09-12
Proposals for Building d BRIDGE.

OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLAND, Md, July 81, 1925. !
Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners until Wednesday,
September IL, 1895, mo bids received after II
o'clock, for The construction of a wooden
bridge across Yough River at Crellin. Bridge
is l59 feet long, to be constructed after plans
and specifications found in the commission
ers' office. The material used is to be of
sound, live oak. Fun Their information can be
obtained by applying to the clerk. The COM
missioners rest rye the right to reject any or
all bias.
BY order ofthe Board,
Us. MEYERS, Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-14

science and with m1ther.v experience,
that young mothers may De taught 10
nurs0 tholr own children. .' Elyp them
the care necessary 10 infancy, and To-
CONFORM Co sanitary regulations ilAi VIII
preyOug disease AMI SOS uuuetrsrarily
high death rate.
Dhudrau die from slow starvation iu
the adIItumuHu uf mills aul 'ihcg foods;
lha craving tor strong lfuN * caused hN
iusuiliCInury o. ptours nutrition. Du
loved uuus have asked irt bread and We
have given tnem a STONE. lf is womau's
work % 500 that the world Is properly
fed. ANA Vet there are those who see iu
the higher education Tor women nothing
but be destruction " the homes.
The uew woman means now race.
Size will not IuHu 4u.l she has hui one
lung. she willgo back Tor her models
vi beauty and grace 90 thu works "
Greek ART
Ino now wom,u-ihc voting woman
Will Keep obscene play bills and writing
OIL tho s'rCUts tor the chiIdtcu'- sake.
The new woman will Boo a cpfsoilcss,
physically cultured woman. aud that ia
her hOusU-If she have house and docs
not decide 20 live la atuut uu account OF
tho superior veuiilailon-ihnrow will be- no
MorCosiUr-hiro sauce and mo- oyster
cocktails, to say nothing NJ any other
Kind OF cocktails. In u.hpr words tho
now woman - going iu Or q a.ioual,
largo-wiis.oi drUs. reform, aud PLAIN
aud simple eating and drinking
The uvll effects OF ciose.dru--lng not
tight.lacing, Tor woman will NOT admit
TIA. sho lacos-wlll no removed, and
children will be- born with proper do.
yelopmOnt during embryuiii life, nnl
consequently with asLrbug constitution
and without "A pfollsposltiUn 20 evcry
disease.
Toac,omrilsh those results lhomoihors
Of this country should hD mp ant doing
10 show their big, stately daughters what
10 do tn become th0 mothers " a wOrthiOr
generation.
On these bases the discussion referred
to was Motherhood, babyhood, health
and home, from beginniug 70 end;
aud this women who talked were doing
20 ss ardent equal sutirayists. The
practical, valuable, DEMONSTRATING anu
morals improving ideas advanced
strongly suggest that n the woman
suiifaslsis enter largely into that field
" operations In their moVtingi, the
antagOnism 10 "lhs new woman" on
the ground Of being menace 10 the
home will melt sway before the fact VI
advanced education Ia aud INCLINATION
for the saerei duties OF wife and