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Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
XiDt ON StrfciOtboloenc I
Vor9e.

Del er ftarfe tirtelise SeoRsslier |
bort Seorelanbs &irte; men be er lite
at ben gooe grt. Der er mango 5e9n
til, at ben ianbe gooe Ytettsmens
aano, Iom Zig ct pintiepsir ! pper en-
Wsnneifsalber bar faret giennem
5isrterue, bar pirtet en- peliignsliesris
Yatfslie, bragst 2as % GGro mso
ia oa p9ret ben lebenoe Retnins / be
aanpelise Gipsrsboer, Der sr mans
se Seen til, at benne be9pnoer at
qlibe oper "pens Mooi9tning: ben
tsrre lpefulatibs RatiOnalisms; 'dds
leoes sit bet eftsr Openers ps
Sranctes Dass, og iaalebss ipnes bet
besparre at bile saa | Dor Woosrs
tirte.
Der er Iaamssst ftsrre aarias til
Srpgt for benns Spersang, ION Der
inoen bet tbsolosiite JatuItet, 'pm
~forsoriat er operorbentlig tpnot og
maqert repraIentsret, sier iiS mart
oialoenoe en- liberal tbepIo9tIt Rets
ming, pg flere at be melt fremrdgsnbe
Sbeolpser / airten lite alene itstter
benne 9etnins, men enoo8 9aar
Spioien for ben.
prpf. 9etterfsn, en- at 9rGftelarers
ne, bar piitnof taget til frofttgt Sjets
male mob 9antrpens 4n9reb pua
Sriitenbommen, men iamtioig bar
ban giort Iaamange Snorpmmel'er,
Iom 9antrpens Salsm9nb bar taget
til Snbtast, iaalebes er Stamp for
gibelorbets Sanbbeb blepet ~betpoeli9
afip9ttet. 9rpf. petterien er forsps
rigt meset ipselis os bar / lGnssre
Glib p9ret ubenlanbs for at lege lin
Ipass Sefbreo reitituerst.
Nu er nplig en- anoen profeslor uos
n9pnt, %. 9. Midelet; pisIelig en-
lerb Manb, men bans afbanolinser
ON MoIebpaerne bar notion gpots
ojort, at ban maa regnes blanbt ben
liberale &etninss SalsmGno; og at
ban albria bill tunne ubfploe sumle
GaIparis plabs, life eneang ION en-
retlersnbe lutberIf Sbeolog. Ndar nu
BERTH fommer, at en- 1aa begdpetS bees
lpa Iom 8aitor SlapenGis, en- altio
ilasfarbig ffarp 9iuleftiter, bar gaaet
/ Spibien for ben liberale tbeologtite
Retninos Sdlsmeno, pg at ois'e tI9r
er talrise blanbt be pngre prelter. og
at en- Idd from % elitelis Sbeolo9 iom
ben f~remraeenbe og inpHpoeliesrige
8aItpr 8rptman | entelte 9enIeenoer
leber bort fra De eamls gobe lutberIte
Spor ino / Spetulationsz 8 beprier,
enooq / ct iau pigtist 9untt iom Rets
arbissjprsHesipprgsmualet, lda
Ter bet / Sunbbeo life Init uo for ben
norIfe Girfss 6remtio.
9erfor er pgiaa bet gammelz lutAers
fs SnipirationsipsrgSmdal, ION er
ct GaroinalsY untt | ben hubert Ret
troenbeb, | ben @rdb frmmet | 8an'
rnqte blanbt Norses 5beologer, at
man enpos resner be pre'ter, Der enos
M bplber fat peo Dor 8srnel9rooms
Sp. % gu. 8, for at uosisre ct Tibet
Minbretal.
Opsipslisn at penne S~nipirationsz
lore aabner 10 Rum og Bel for ale
muligs Slass 8ortfortlaringer; os
Spsrssmaalet bliOer 10 itrar bette:
Spab er Iaa / gibelen inipirerst at
Sub, mar life aft er inobl9it9
!Spem Ifal beitemme, 6pao Der er
SUBS Orb % life? - Oft bliper 10
iaalebes pperlaot til ben msnneItelise
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
llnnnrkrt 1ttinnel mob Rbrumtatismr.

Wan itaiier is 2 meb alun bereoebs aatiefino o. be.
better grpitet meo bet enc, Rpssen neb oct anbet, liee inb
pa bet ngsne 2eeeme. Solt Der bar prcuet, bet, tiger bet er
iortrinlist. Stinoene Dor renies % oampes en- % anbsn
Gang. os bette Ter uco e~ieutasenoe at beoatfe benz meo riatig
parm Saub, ba benne nil tratfe inc ie Gilt, bpab Der ber
itaiies no al Stinbeue. Otter en- FABIAN Bebanblins blipsr
be bier Sang ~flteblCoe 90 Tom npe iajeu. aatts or Der; NOT
al. 90 at bsreoe Siinbene err iuesn uauitelis Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

6sos siitr lea frtp Fofe er,o u isls
senoe: @unnai Zhtiniun Sa9en, 5iario
@itrmunosodiftr Sopoe. @if,s sr Nurtr
6arl Garlin al Spsriss meo Rari 5obias'
batter Motr.
Ri | 3ultn aster en- bel Glc' StiIsbsre
fra foreningtn til 5%iiiorrttsn5 Grsrime I
arifianiu, at tust fa en- ep'tur til 3no'
oals osiiislosianutorium, tiiioe Opsrprrs
fitlosnttens St;iiubs pramitreuo, | Ale
fqloe bette oiboloes paa ben 3to.
Gn uenlie oilien til s9etordb Goitsu" og
oeus 2niere. : Sopot
Zen 23De december 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
JOHN n. JOHNSON,
Box "a DodgeviIIe, Wis.
1ette Yioncsbpro bnrpe ]operbepiie enbper. bpao Sobn.
ions Better ouer til.

NJ ie si advertisement ~Eetgra6fgonen~ d~uaaasase
1sres Better. 90 ban ieuois sf,er Ct III mig. men lea
iasee, at lea life irOeoe mere paa n~ogsHtius. daise,
bel ienote ban cfter Il R5, 4 Bette. o. iea brugts BET |
8 Tiger. ca oa Odr Iea ion e. HDt Wsauefc. 1ts e
ru iaa irHl ien tea ie bar 51rst yaa 8 Adr. Rn AZ
teiser isa III hDer lib % fsIsr mtg laa let % alao "a
sr III for aue Smsrtsr, 90 bet bar isJ enc o. alsns Se.
res ~sieitriiie Bette st taiie for. Saooe lea life iaaei
fat paa bet, ina bapos leg lie oaret blaHot BE- 9epeHoes
Eaf, Sea iaH oerf0r aloris ~fulota''e lem for ceH
gs!aismiHa, .e3 bar 6af; al 7erss Bette. Seq uft oers
for yGd eci oisrtslisite anbsials Der iii euhper. iol
fiber al anne Slaas Speoom. 3ss pilos life ixlge
nit Set for Here SuHSreSs rogars. sUis itg lite
iaubr iaa st al iamme Slass isieu.
Gerss meo agieiie.
ALBERT Daluorion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

- Mesina pubies neb GoOfe, bpori er boft aosialt.
= Sort 9si paites bebft Saltuano; bet Samme er 9Hs
faIbe meo Straa. oe aurpmoeersIrbeioe
- @rou oa uiapn Dub paa Sanoerns aisr man pen o.
fin ielen ueo Drip al Gitroniaft
- aniue pupies neo en- aort, iom opppes @aub eler
Ole os berpaa Fntnuit glnriteu. Gn o~ueritaaren gotet
sjer famine ytpte.
- Sill at 1uffe aeroin er Uelf fortriuIig; beloes ben
ouer en- 6lanme, ilnttsr oenne itrar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
AnuHr GEN for bcus.

Saa inufc Sisobsn er albsles fortrinlise til at boIbs
Ssns iri,e 90 lipIise; oermeb fOlser osiao. at be logger sgs.
De ~inoeboloer nsnrlis msset al bet, Der Hal tiene til at Hitprie
arcppen. % bet. al bpiltet ct sGs beitaar. Yenene Dor pare
rene os lite iorraapnet 7iIitano, os man oil i. bpor sraa.
biat Ssniene Iueer iaaoan Yenmasie; Dog er be bebit Tor
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
eos

FopF ~oeboGclint, bpis Smsrrei. rent: | mobiat 9ilfeloe af'
90F Oct en- 2olgluot.
S~cnuepsirs paa Gbbiteaften 1al ~fcrebpsse, at Gbbi.
III muauer az irtter stin,mel.
5moO Gus hos Solpe apenoes Sinfrs. Der fosss til
:" U'mNnoelt0 INF 8elina. III cnne aipes ell Quart baglig
,|e So8e ) ben lib bOrite be lusbei auote Gpr en- Gang
'' ea8 ,eo en- 9Orie opppet 2inolie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
6ulomaoert.

Snnrt pil Strioen mellem "sslrs
mano" % "@ulomnno" ophsre; tbi
MI bar ct amerifanlf @ent, Mr. Gms
mems, ppTunoet ct Wiibbel, bpOrpeo
ban fan f~orpanole Sslu iii Cub.
SGpfonserne | Yeiten bebeuer MI life
lansere at leie enten 8rpan eler mo-
gen anben EalefpRru til at igre lin
Gag, % be bebgper better life at betale
Slabe Tor at ltripe i oeres 5ausr. De
fan limpeltben meloe iis inb / bet Gym
oitnt, iom bar banuet Jig for at tilsps
be9jpre Mr. Gmmsus' Cpfinoelie os
iaa aft fit Splp iorpauolet til Cub.
Ser er imiblsrt,o osn Gage psb Sss
finoelieu, at Scr. Gmmens fife talber
oct Metal, ban iremitiaer, for @ulo
iletben, men ban taloer bet SGlpsulo
(Grgentaurum), o9 oa fan bet bore
tuiliomt, ON bet uil saa ior purt Cub.
Ili9euel er bans Spfinoelie ct fort
5remifr,ot. Den err prattilf Simetallis.
me. Splpet flaoer fig | @ulbbrasi;
bpao oil mon iaa mere? SglumRns
oenc pil p~iitnot iauue ben fjers, buioe
5arus, iom beres Ynolinssmetal bar.
9oa maa bet pGre III flor 3rsit, at be
ueo, at splpet er Der, ON END | en-
iorbor9en Stitfelie. Iaa ben anben
Sioe oil @ulomanoeue fuune irpbe fig
oper ben eule @iaus, iom lpier BEN
imsoe. BEL peb be, at "bet er life
Cub aft bet. iom slimrer"; men "oet
retts Spipu" er Der.
Zen al Nr. Gmmeus tu9rfiatts
prattllte gimetalisme oil uoen Gull
sisre llnosrs. De to fienotlise 2eire.
bporl bet am~sritauIfe Solt nps bette
iis i gnleonins al EsnseipsrSs maalet,
oil isisn nGrme Jig ~biianosn rs blipe
@Oouenner. Suor Mauo Os apne
eler 6absr Os SSnner / ct GUS blsr
uiams os isrte en- beitis Crib ON
eslu % Cub, pil Der isjen blire 5reo.
alRreiteiolt, ipm Hog op mso binans
ben, iorbi ben enc bOlot mso Wlcain'
lep, ben anben mieo Brpan, pil after
BIT forliste. Menisteoer, iom iassee
Treiteu fin uaf. loroi ban par Sub
mano eQer Ssipmano % houoe paret
uforlistig NOT III at Il bet, pll false
BAN tIlbase. a%bonusnter, iom | Sinue
ia op be Blaoe, be bolot, ioroi oisie
bapbe en- tiattsrif Dtenius ON 9euse'
iperssmaalet, pil imgrbltoe iomme
isien peo Nptaarstio. os be Blade.
iOm liitis bar aappen paa besse StnI'
ore % isste at bebase ale. tan M bris
zig lasse aaYpen bort % iise iom
German pon Brsmeuielbt: IS bar
9iet besss to! @aa ben % iorlis ier.
8 S%fabbalie"
@utomaseri &c iiie noset mt. Gae'
reoe fire bunoreoe War for &riftus
Itrep 8raiersn SoiimOs IN BOG ON
ben aunit at ajsre Cub. o. iiosn prs
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
sc her!

Grit og uoen nogeti
helIt 2oiienoe er fun 2gu.
z na0anne 9llbuo er fun
2oftemao. ST g0ot Og
pgte e~Ieitriit Bette tuitsr
4enge at iabritere, os bet
ton life 9iues bort irii.
IS obuions Better er aate
.cg iiluirtsoe eftsr pioeu'
.itabelig aonItruitiOn %
bar en- Geae.a RAFT ira IA
III 81 os er | ben Seuies
enoe bet traitisite Bette
enonu tiluirtct o. bar pift
Zig at helbrsbe Spgoom,
me, buor nnbre leosnoe
Better bar pitt fig uouss
.li9e. Sea pil osiaa ial.
&c mine Better ubsrt bils
z Toreueoe Gtoter. Grin
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
1toslr Fritz ~1)msraan.

ss,, Vl"at 9ntalo uFist ton bsi Grab milcnes peb
sn,.. qua Sfn Ytaltd bpor Der iinoes en- Nlanaos Bier.
- ""' oeiie Iom ct hloitanbiet 6elbrepeliesmiobel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

marie I'll BELLS, Rihuroiou & Co., 'Buritugion. Bt.
Spsnfaasnoe liberais 9tfbuo sisrss for at ausrisre
be paaliostise 3iamoHo 8pes og Tor at brinas 8oGeH
ie no m me
Gen aieHbsaierning, at IiamoRo EBss bar udrsi ben
leosuhe 1iemmei rue omtr. 20 adr. og az BINS Gala
tiger bDert War, CT Ct aisiort SeUis ior, at ben inaen
Sige bar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

@utomaseri er life noset mt. Gae'
reoe fire bunoreoe War fer &riitus
itrep @raiersn SoiimOs en- BOG ON
ben &unit at aisre Cub. o. iiosn prs
pebe en- Wansbe leroe Wanb % Cp.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

IS uccessful
Home Dyeing"
ptI blipe ienbt
frit I'll sRh0sr
Gdicr. ION tiios
isnocr hosHaaa
supe Coupon oa
et 2 Gents Gris
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22
Vyttiee9 SOCCER etpes bort
g%eileoninser I'll annit % "5ancp"
Nrbeioe.

g3rs Wslu Trasset, Bottom. bar Hptig iir.Ost IN
30 Fancy Work and Art Decoration, iom atOcr
g~rattiii Bel tOnina III at laoe e~pis0ugs. B0rotsppsr,
5tiarf. Batisisrptetier, Raaisyuoer oi5.. o.LBs
meo 30 Jauiirlttuner. TcaRt 9og. iamnen mco
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-22

". Coupon Vo. f2.
z Eeuus btrsttiser gdisren al
"6teorab goften" III Ct Grsma
pldr al Fancy Work and
Art Decoration o. Sue.
cessful Home Dyeing
l~~~arns@,>>.~~,~sa,pp "a. $4,000
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-03

The Summer Young Man the individual address He Neckwr Ideas cool Straw Hats atherweght Caps If he rides Sweaters Belts other paraphenala claims less of his
 patterns both with attached detachable collars Our the exclusive furnsher styles being duplicated but
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-03

The Hats we sell are straight goods and " can manufacturers. No store in this city ever d attempt to match our prices. We have hats to
 HATS, bought in Case Lots from the f and Stetson's World Renowned in all s such low prices that you'll be astonis1
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-11

four feet above the floor of the pool.
No single skeletons are to be dis
cerned. All the bones lie in an indis-
criminate mass, parts of skulls pro-
truding here and there. Whether this
is a burial place of the Indians of our
own times, the Sacs and Foxes, who
were in southern Wisconsin when the
white man came, the Ojibeways and
Winnebagoes, who preceded them, or
the Dakota Sioux, who, before Column
bus were Wisconsin Indians, none can
say. The old pioneer is dead and no
one can jog his faltering memory with
the recital of the late discovery, so who
the dead of Big Indian spring were
when alive seems likely to forever re-
main a mystery.-Chicago Chronicle.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-11
CHARACTER AND HYPNOTISM.
An Individuals Strength Is Power Agains,
All Control.

An Individuals Strength Is Power Against
All Control.
There would be little indeed in hyp-
notism and the scientific world might
rightly ignore its Importance as sub
iect of investigation if it were proved
to have nothing more in it than the
dominance of one will over another
or the power of so-called suggestion"
to control human minds, says Harper's
Bazaar.
But, as with any other subject worth
investigating, much more is revealed to
the student of hypnotism than that
which he at first sets out to discover.
No sooner, for instance, has he estab-
lished beyond question proofs of the
power of mind over mind and of "sug-
gestion" in control, than he is forced to
recognize how little potency lies In
either when compared to that great
power of resistance to them which is
generated by an individuals own
strength of character.
No hypnotism in the world, as great
authority has shown, can make a real
ly temperate person, when under hyp-
motto control, simulate or yield to
drunkenness; nor can a truly modest
person be induced to do that which
would, in waking hours, SAVIOR of i'm
modesty. The man with true dignity
of soul keeps his dignity intact, and one
of real kindness of nature shows no
glimmer of harsh feeling.
And thus as can readily be seen, one
more proof from an unexpected source
has been added to those already in our
possession going to show the value and
power of character, of that which a
man inherently and intrinsically is,
rather than that which he appears To
be. 1t makes out, too, even a harder
case against Adam, who need never have
yielded to Eve but for a weakness in
himself.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-11

the journal of Medicine and Science,
is very equable and very mild. The
mean is about 81 degrees Fahrenheit.
The vegetation is almost tropical; lem
on trees, olive trees and pines, rising
above each other in successive stages,
adorn the surrounding slopes. The
town, which has a population of about
5000, rises like an amphitheater on
promOntory by which it's semicircular
bay is divided. OF late years Mentone,
OIL account of its mild and even climate,
has become the Mecca of invalids, and
especially of consumptives. Forty
years ago the inhabitants of Mentone
and the neighborhood were healthy,
Happy race of splendid physique, to
whom consumption was absolutely I'M
hrown.
When Mcntone became noted as re-
treat for those sick with consumption
the peasants left their farms and their
healthy manner of living to wait on the
wealthy invalids. Thousands of con-
sumptives died there. impregnating the
soil and the water with the germs of
their disease. As a result the earth.
1ir and water Of Mentone are infested
with bacilli of tuberculosis. and the
once robust and healthy peasants have
become consumptives almost to a man
and woman. No more complete or
startling proof of the truth of the
germ theory of the disease could well
be imagined.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-11
A UNIQUE VILLAGE.
1t Is Almost Ideal in Many Ways-TWO
Beautiful BoulevardS.

1t Is Almost Ideal in Many Ways-Two
Beautiful Boulevards.
Along the Second street pike, just be-
yond the village of Bethayres and ~
miles from Huntington Valley station,
ON the Newton railroad, John Pitcairn,
wealthy Philadelphia, founded a
little settlement several years ago for
Swedenborgians, or members Of the
Church of the New Jerusalem. He
bought a large tract of land, built a
fine house and surrounded 1t with con-
veniences. The country, naturally pref
ty, attracted others of his faith, who
viewed with favor the idea of the sec
tartan community. They secured lots
from the original property, which was
nearly a square mile in extent, and put
up houses. Eight or nine families are
now included in the settlement and
more are to join it, only awaiting a
favorable opportunity to build.
The place has no name other than
Bethayres, which it takes from its close
proximity to that old town. 1t is, how
ever, entirely distinct from Bethayres
proper. Every house within its borders
is large and handsomely finished, in
side and out. There are improvements
in this new and well-regulated little
settlement Of which a municipality
would be proud.
The houses are built along two beau
tiful boulevards, one of which is three
fourths of mile long and the other
somewhat shorter. The driveways, of
hard crushed stone, are flanked on each
side by a strip of sod, with young shade
trees planted at regular intervals. Out
side of these green borders are the side
walks. The larger of the boulevards
has half a dozen rounded turns in its
course and the other is laid out with a
proportionate number. The effect is
novel and pleasing and reminds the
visitor of a wei1-kept park.
A complete system of underground
sewers drains the village and an cleo
tric-light plant furnishes illumination
for all the inhabitants. Water is dis
tributed under good pressure from a
huge tank, the pumping being done by
a windmill. Many other conveniences
contribute to the common comfort
| Philadelphia Record.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-11
ROYALTY OUT HUNTING.
Tame cartridges Killed by the Prince of
Wales-Game for william IL.

"ales-IIam e Tor william III.
The prince of Wales is great hunter
Of cartridges, the hand raised birds
that have to be dubbed up and stoned to
make them fly from men. The way the
prince bangs over the soft birds is a
caution, says the New York Sun. He
has several guns and couple of men in
q blind with him to load the weapons.
Shooting in this fashion the prince
Kills several hundred birds before noon.
Recently he and a party of friends sue,
crcded in bagging in a single morning
@.0OO of the cartridges, and in the aft
CrnOon they got 1000 more.
Like the prince. the German emperor
does nothing in half way. William
II. has better opportunities than the
prince of Wales. Instead of shooting
Il thousand or so of little birds the en-
pcror goes on a grand hunt after big
game. and shoots birds between the
rusheS Of the deer and Ike beasts. The
emperor has the game laid out in lines
between which he may walk and in
.rPct the CarcassCs, and the lines are
numerous. Three hundred or so of roe
deer. dozens of wild boars and stays,
@Ad hundreds of birds make respect
able bag.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-01-11

Advertise in the Sunday Light.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-09
EDITOR FREDERIQUE ARRESTED.
Haiti's Yellow Journalist Is in
Trouble.

Port-au-Prince. Dec. S.--M. Freder-
ique, morning editor of the Journal
Impartial, and alleged author of the
virulent articles attacking the Ger
mans, who is accused of desiring to
excite the populace of this llace
against the government. was arrested
today and taken on board a Haitian
cruiser. At the moment uf his en-
barkation there was much excitement
but order vas soon restored. The gov
ernment has at its disposition d suflic-
lent number of troops ana is taking
all the necessary measures to maintain
order
Count Schwerin. the German charge
danaires, was received bv the presi-
dent this afternoon. The public mind
continues agitated and all the regulars
and the national guard are in rcadi-
ness
Shortly before O'clock the president
issued IL proclamation to the people of
haiti saving that for the second time
flaltl had yielded to German force con-
trary to its rights. The government.
according to the proclamation, had de-
clded to resist even to the last, but
owing to the lack of promised moral
influence, the character Of which is
not indicated in the proclamation, il
rs obliged to accept the ultimatum.
The proclamation irvitcs the Hal
tan people to cease Internal quarrel
ings and 10 labor for the raising nm
again of the nation.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-09
PASTORS wIFE'S NEW ROLE.
Nlrs. 4. Heathcote Hills Adopts the
Concert Stage.

West Chester, Dec. 8.-Miss Ella
J}ooz, of this place, who has just re-
turned from Europe, brings some in
teresting news concerning the move
ments of Mrs. Carolyn Hills, wife Of
Rev. T. Heathcote Hills, OF Holy Trim
ity church.
Mrs. Hills is engaged in the study OF
music in London, and, contrary to re-
ports, has not appeared on the stage,
but expects to do so in the near future.
Her voice has undergone complete
change since she was last heard here,
ana she now possesses one of the finest
voices in the English metropolis. says
Miss Booz. Her four children are with
her. and three of them are under tut
tion in private school in London.
Mrs. Hills began preparation for the
concert stage in Paris. spending sever
al months there in hard study, and on
September l took UP her residence in
London.
"The impression Mrs. Hills gave me
when l left her." says Miss Booz. was
to the effect that she would never re-
turn to this country, but would remain
in London, following the concert stage.
She was expecting to go on the stage
about the time OF my departure from
London"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-09
NATIONAL REFORM
ASSOCIATION
An Important Meeting Is Held al
Philadelphia.
GOOD GOVERNMENT DISCUSSED
Conference on the Christian Princi-
pies of civil Government Is Con-
tinued-- Mrs. Annabel N. Hoivey.
of the W. G. 4. u. Bulletin, Among
the speakers--s stirring Addresses.

Philadelphia, Dec. S.-The national
conference on the Christian principles
of civil government which began last
night under the auspices of the Nation
al Reform association was continued
today. The principal address last
night was made by Rev. Dr. josiah
strong, Of New York, who spoke On
Christian citizenship and the hope of
its realization
The subject today was THE Nation
and the Liquor Traffic" and the prin-
cipal address was by Mrs. Annabel NJ.
Holvey, editor of the Womens Chris
tian Temperance Union Bulletin. Her
topic was "The Government and the
Christians Relations to It,"
She spoke of the evils of saloons and
in argument for legislation against
liquor traffic pointed out the RESPONSE
bility which rests upon every man pos
sessinS the elective franchise for the
manner in which he exercises it.
Rev. John ID. G. Hanna, of Whining
ton, Del, spoke at length on THE
emancipation of the Masses-Is it to
be Sociological or Christian"
Rev. b. NJ. Agnew and Rev. A. J..
Kynett urged the establishment OF re-
formatories under state direction.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-09
RHEUMATISM ]

the crews of these vessels are required
To be shipped before the consuls Of
their respective nations in accord with
the laws Of those nations. He sug-
sests the inquiry might be pertinent
whether the Spanish authorities in
formed these consuls of the alleged ex-
petitions, and whether If not, some
measure of responsibility does not rest
on the Spanish authorities for the al
legged departure of these vessels, or, If
the consuls were notified. whether
some measure Of responsibility does
not rest upon them.
Perhaps the strongest statement in
the report Is this: If the Spanish pa
troll OF 2,200 miles of Cuban coast had
frustrated one-half the number of ex-
Teditions which were frustrated by the
United States authorities along a coast
lnc OF $40 miles, not one man nor
one cartridge would have been ilicitly
landed in Cuba from the United States
out of sixty alleged expeditions only
four have been broken up by Spain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-12-09
LIZZIE DE KALB WANTED,
The "WOman in BIacko Is Now Ac-
cused of Horse Stealing.

West Chester, Pa, Dec. S.-Lizzie
DeKalb, who figures as "the woman
I'm black" in the Kaiser murder trial
at NOrristOwn, is wanted badly in
Chester county, and if she escapes
conviction in Montgomery county she
will be brought here to stand trial on
the charge of horse stealing Today
District Attorney w. w. MacElree
made a move in the matter and the
case will be presented to the grand
jury of this county at the January
term of court.
Lizzie is charged with the larceny Of
a horse and buggy from Llveryman
Elwood KRONER, of Berwyn. Kroner
alleges that she visited his place Of
business on Sept. 5. 1896, and hired a
team, after which he has seen moth
ing of either the woman or the team.
He claims to be able to identify Lizzie
as the thief.