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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
LINES TO A CONTEMPORARY.

Some time ago the Register had occa-
SIGN to "call down" the esteemed In
telligencer for getting so far off its
usual dull level as to charge that Mr..
Bryan would receive $500 a speech for
the speeches he was then to deliver in
Ohio. AS Mr.. Bryan spoke four or five
days in Ohio and made sometimes five
and six speeches day, this would
make Mr.. Bryan's bill at the lowest pos
sible wholesale figure $4,000 over and
above expenses. 1t wasn't stated by
|the paretic organs that started and kept
Ning this comical lcanard whether Mr.
Jan proposed to accept noes of hand
Iections from the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

with all the necessary goods for the oc-
casion. Candied cherries fancy cluster
ralsins, new citron. lemon peel, orange
peel. cleaned currants. Sultana raisins,
seeded rasins. figs dates, shelled almonds,
etc. Headquarters for fancy goods.
ALBERT sIoLLE a. co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

Tables for the Parlor, Dining Room
and Kitchen. F. Schmeichel & Son.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
MALE HELP WANTED.

and provisions for forty stockholders 10
ioin Alaska expedition. ARCTIC MINING
& DEVELOPMENT CO., Chicago. noidq
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
never
DECEIVE
The SICK.
This is the Motto of Professor
Munyon.

Never deceive the sick. A man VINO
would commit such a moral crime would
deserve the severest punishment" so
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

Chrysanttemum In all Its glory OF
nndink ut the Max L. Hess f1Oriat
NJ p. M, and all Of next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

This is a day Of rest when wicked
Democrats should{cease from troubling
the Republican %Rurners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DUNIAAP'S Collie and Kidney Cure for
Horses aud Mules: best thing on earth.
Every bottle guaranteed to cure or money
refunded. Put up by T., II. DUNLAP
MANUFACTURING CO, Como, Miss.
uoNiqd
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
MRS. ELEPHANTS ESTATE.
LOST.

LOST-A lady's miniature watch, with pm
attached. Finder will be lloerady re"aIu
ed hy returnine, same to this office. nolh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07

WANTED-Five men with good aPpeaIss
ance. something entirely new; come ana
Investigate Enquire at 1049 Main street
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-11-07
WAN T EC.


ROARDERS WANTED-I have some
choice rooms with board at reasonable
rates; house newly furnished throughout.
MRS. PORTER, 114l Main street no'eadQ
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
DR.. Swallow Found GUILTY.

The conviction of Rev. DR.. Swallow
upon the charge of criminally libeling
Captain John c. Delaney. superintend-
ent Of public buildings and grounds, was
a natural result of his failure to supply
testimony in support of his charges.
Such sympathy as would naturally be
felt for an honest man betrayed through
pure motives into the utterance of
grave charges upon insufficient hearsay
evidence has been forfeited by Dr.
swallow, in consequence of his course
since these prosecutions We're brought.
From the moment of his arrest until
the present he has sought by conspicu-
Gus articles to make it appear that he
has been the victim of persecution, and
has endeaVored to prejudice the real
points at issue by premature and un-
called for bids for public sympathy. A
f1agrant instance of this was his insinu-
alton in his paper. the week following
his arrest, that the courts of Dauphin
county had been set up against him.
Instead of meeting the issue, facts in
hand, he has endeaVored to color the
case against him by charging vindic-
tiveness, as il the fact of his clerical
associations made him, as an editor,
exempt from responsibility for public
communications made through his col
umns.
The lamentable part of this whole
episode is that II tends to confirm the
popular impression that d minister is
not to be trusted in secular affairs
This impression is unjust, because it
derives its substance from a few excep-
tional cases which are always widely
exploited, and oveTlooks the great ma
jority of unheralded instances in which
discreet and careful clergymen are
most helpful and reliable factors in the
everyday activities of their respective
communities, A generalization based
on such premises is most unfair, but it
is the misfortune of the cloth that
when one indscreet preacher does go
wrong, he always manages TO do so
in so conspicuous and self-advertised
a manner that the whole world sees and
SCOTS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
Protect American Coal.

one of the arguments used to scare
congress into retaining the 40 cent
present duty on bituminous coal, in
stead of raising the duty to rs cents per
ton. is that if we increase our duty
Canada will put an equal duty on our
anthracite, which she now admits free.
Last year Canada took 1,570, Ola tons of
American anthracite, worth $5,656, 573
There is little need to cross bridge
until 1t is reached. If Canada We're to
impose a duty on our anthracite she
would simply damage Canadian users
of that Incompatible fuel. The loss to
our mining interests from such duty
would be offset by gains which would
be made in the New England and At
lantc seaboard markets where Nova
Scotian bituminous now cuts into the
Pennsylvania product.
We do not believe that Canada would
execute her present threat with refer
ence to anthracite. But in any event
the American market Is of the first i'm
portance, and If that Is menaced by i'm
portations from Canada as seems from
all the evidence to be the case, the thing
to do is to raise the American duty
Canada can then exercise her own
judgment as to the wisdom of cutting
off her own nose to spite her face.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
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Weather and Other Predictions for
the Coming Week.

Sunday, March 2S-Fourth Sunday in
Lent. A child born on this day will be
quick in anger and liable to accident.
Avoid women.
Monday, March 29.-Moon square TO
Saturn. Weather wet. A child born
on this day will be careless and unfor-
tunate. Sell in the afternoon.
Tuesday, March 3O-Weather unsettled.
A child born on this day Will be oblig-
ing and respected and on the whole
rather fortunate, Ask favors in the
evening.
Wednesday, March 31-Weather mild. a
child born on this day will have a quiet
life, but much will depend on the hour
of birth. Doubtful day.
Thursday, April WEATHER stormy. \
child born on this day will be quick in
anger, but persevering, and on the whole
rather fortunate. Do not quarrel or go
to law on this day.
Friday, April 2-Sun in conjunction
with Mercury. Weather unsettled A
child born on this day will be sharp and
clever and active, particularly if born
about sunrise. Sell; evil for other bust
ness.
Saturday, April S-Uranus a morning
star. Weather unsettled. A child born
on this day will have trouble. but If II
perseveres will succeed. Buy and spec
ulate before D. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
FOUR NEW BOOKS.

Few human beings are so Interesting to
the student OF human nature as the
hearted, boastiuI, credulous and de-
lciously efferVescent peasantry OF the
south of France-thoSe whom Daudet has
SO charmingly pictured in his TartaIin
books. They represent the Frenchman at
his very best, with all aItiiice stripped
on. And now comes u volume Tales of
Languedoc," By Professor Samuel Jacques
Brun, OF Leland Stanford university, In
which the folk lore ana fairy legends OF
this interesting people are put, for the
first time, into charming prose. Profes-
sor BIun was born In this region and as
boy was wont TO hear from the lips ot
elders in the freside gatherings on long
winter evenings the quaint superstltions
and beautiful fanc!es which had filtered
down in these simple l1oples minds
through many generations. These he has
now collected into narrative form and re-
produced with reverent fidelity to their
essence ana spirit. The result Is a vol
ume tit 10 take permanent place In lit
erature. The book, moreover, Is hand
somely printed and bound and is Illus
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
A Business.Like Proposition.

Not all of the propositions emanating
from Harrisburg for the expenditure of
state funds commend themselves to
conservative scrutiny but an exception
must be noted in the case of the meas
ure TO appropriate $4,000 for the pur-
pose Of conducting Investigations con-
corning the causes, nature, treatment
and prevention of diseases among live
stock. This money, if judciously ex-
pended under the direction of the State
Live Stock Sanitary board. would un-
doubtedly return Itself many times over
to the taxpayers of the commonwealth.
AS bearing upon the need of such in
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
A Bouquet.

The violet lingrrs in her eye, the rose is
on her cheek;
Her dainty lips of poppy leaf with pearls
play hide-and-seek;
But the dearest of the blossoms which her
many charms disclose,
Is the funny little dandelion frecke on
her nose. Washington Star.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

The sad news is promulgated that
William NJ. Reynolds, of Tunkhannock,
could get the deputy commissionership
of pensions If he could secure the in
dorsement of Quay and Penrose. Con
siderlng that he has bitterly fought
both, that 'if" certainly looks ominous
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

quiry into the diseases Of cattle certain
facts are noteworthy.
The live stock industry in Pennsyl-
vania represents an investment of Sl25.-
600 O0c. The annual loss from diseases
among this stock is estimated al So 000,-
O00 The majority of these diseases
would yield to treatment il more accu
rate information concerning them were
diifused among the owners Of this
stock a study of certain phenomena
growing out of tuberculosis of cattle is
needed to prevent large annual sacrl-
fees that might, in a more advanced
state of expert knowledge of the sub
ject, be avertcd. If the suggested in
Vestigations should lead to the avoid
ance of only one-tenth of the present
loss the return TO the state would be
fortyfold.
1t is self-evident business truth that
the dollar spent so as to prevent the
loss or waste of forty dollars should be
entered in the account of true economy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

Our Canadian friends, agltated by the
Dingley bill, are beginning to utter
great threats of retaliation. Yet it is
possible that we could survive even
though the dominion ceased to buy
dollars worth of our goods. The mar
kets of the United States are better
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

Not including the army or the navy,
Uncle Sans pay roll amounts in round
numbers to 100000 GOO "a year. All we
years he hasn't been getting his mon
ey's worth
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

Reports accumulate that Weylor is
to be recalled from Cuba and Martinez
Campos substituted. The change would
be SPANS last card and if it failed
there could be no alternative but Cuba's
Freedom.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

And now the Montrose Democrat
Susquehanna county to the Mckinley
administration Laying aside the point
that it is somewhat early for grass
hoppers, isn't the Democrat possessed
of any mercy?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

To insure publication In this paper
volunteered communications of con-
troversial character MUST BE
SIGNED FOR PUBLICATION by the
writer's true name. To this just rule
we cannot hereafter make exception.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
Stationery That Isn't Stationary

Nothing stands still at our establish
ment. 1t very rarely happens that we
raise the price, but as to lowering them,
we'll just cali around and We think We
can interst you with our complete lines
of stationery. engraving, blank books and
general ottce supplies. We also carry
a complete line OF typewrters' supplies.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

The Democrats in congress forget
that what the country wants is not
CUFF but work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

worth saving than the markets of
Canada
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

Thus far two candidates for the con-
sulship to Cardin have put In AN ap-
pearance. one is Rev. d. II. Phillips, Of
Chicago, and the other Is James A. Pain,
Editor of the Cory, Pa, Leader Mr.
Phillips has the support of Senator
Mason and AIR. Pain is being doomed by
Representative Sturteyant
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27

few rolls left of the Joness 15-cen imperfect
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
Teeth WITHOUT PLATES.

Gold and Porcelain Crowns Gold, Silver
and Cement Filings, at one-half the usual
cost. Examination free. Open evenings : to
3. sundays . to IL H. III.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-27
How About the Carpet?

hardly of 1t
eed
for
IN this matte
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Srei Mddbte inn 8unbe.

Sn tpObIuntsrri6tetsn &rsiisn beibt ss,
oaB iid bic Aniidten Der rufii&en Re.
s,sruns in 8ssus auf Die Situation in
8iauti@au, @bina, sednOert babsn. SIN
Anbetra1t Der 9roBen Sireitma&t,
pelhe Deutidlanb baielbf perIammelt,
fol- 8uBIano. sufammen init 5ranfreia,
senei8t iein, Der oeuti&en Aftion su op.
ponirsn.
Sine SpesiaIbepei6e aus Staneba ii
meloet, baB neun Yerfonen tpeeen 8e.
t~beilieuns an Der @rmorouns Der bsut.
i6en Wl1Iondre perbaftei tporbsn ieien.
IS bsrri6t oafelbt oas @sriGt, bab
5ranfrel1. Deuti6lanb unb RuBlanb Ct.
men 8ertrus sinsesansen fino, um dinsif.
ideS 8eblet Su eripetben. Deuti4lano
fol- Sbaneiune. Rublano 8orea uno
5rantreld 5of,en uno 5ormoia nebmsn.
IS niro permutbst baB bic Bspeguneen
Der britiihen uno iapuniiHsn Slotts
8erouGt betrsffs oes 8srboltens Der an.
oeren Wddte anosuten. Sapan srbebt
sessn cine bauernoe beutibe BsisBuna
pom 8iautiduu @lnipru&. bis @bina BIZ
ariessf&ulo bebablt bat.
Gtina fol- bic abiihi buben, bic sanss
1neelesenteit einsm i"nternationaIer
S~btsbssert&t Su unterbreiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
0erndnftiae @efAlhHe.

Mit Al ssssn 5 Stimmen baden biz
Delegaten Der ..@entrol 3rabes unt
2abor Union" in st. Souls, DO, ben
8sidIuB eefaBt. ieosr peitersn 8e'
i6rdnfuns Der ginpanoeruns enersiid
su opponirsn. Drei pole Stunoen puros
iber bic Srase biscutirt. Sn benz Bee
i6IuHe belbt eS, bab bic 8eidrdnfune
Der ginpunbsrune i'm oireften @ioer'
ipru6e nit benz fortidrittliden Settle
Der 3eit itebt unb elm reattiondrer Beers
iu4 iei, bic fortibrittlibe 8smssuns
rer Gobnarbsitsr in allen 2Gnbern auf3u.
balien. SSerner nib in benz 8efbluft
seiast. bnb bic @iupanberuns for bic
issise Sage Der 2obnarbeiter nidt per.
antportlib isi, oab bic inbufrieqe unh
commereieae 8riiis, outd Delde oisies
9anb felt mebreren Sabren e%el,tten BAT.
oas 8siultat setpifer 6tonomiider 3u'
itdn6e iei, tpelbe in naber 3ufunft cine
neue unb nod ernflidere inouirieae unr
commercisae 8riiis, obne &idiidt auf
ole ginpanberune. peruria6en biirfte.
Gin 8eridt iiber bic 8erbanbIuneen
unb 8eidllRs tpirb ans Sauptquartier
Der Imerican FEDERATION Of SAILOR" se'
ianbt perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
xeuHifAe Naae elmer Srau.

Wdbrenb Der AnipoIt 5. 8 2pnd am
Donneritaa Nbenb Dol benz @ef6dftsla'
ben bon @oobri1, Martinsau l. Co.,
Oconto, WiS.. ftanb. tpurbe ibm BON Ell
ner oidiuerihleierten frau 8arbolfdurs
in bas 9eiidt eeihdttet. tpoOurb feline
1usen unb bas @elidt 70 i6per Der.
brannt ipuroen. baB er bas linfs 2luse
sinblBen birfte. Mls bic permutbli6t
Beribsrin bsS Gttentatss purbe ip6ter
frau Rola U. Sharp. giesnibimsrin
oes .Snquirer". zines bort erideinenbsn
DodsnblatteS, perbaftet unb bisfelbs
bis 3u ibrsm auf ben 9. December fsftses
isbten 8erb6re unter $1,000 8lraihail
ssitsat. Srau Sbarp 1T 30 Sabre alt.
pabrsno 2pnd i'm 25. 2sbsnslabre ftsbi
uno ibr bel Der Reoattion bes BIattes au
beIfsn pfItsts. IIs sr absr bsmsrtis,
oaB fid I'm Seraeu Der Dame cine mebl
ale frsunbi6aftIlde 3unsisune entuld.
elite. sOs er ii6. ME CT anslsbt, almdb.
lit uon ibr surld, uno bic 6olse mar,
oub iid Der 2lebesfeim i'm Sersen BEL
frau in sdbreno Dradensift perpanbeIi,
uno iie benz Wanns blutiee Rad,
iduor. Dor fursem idon mar Der Der
iu6 eemabt poroen. nel1s absr aIldli,
der Bsiis ni6t seIans. 2pn6 roibsr
Pftfer in bic 4u8en ,u perfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09

Die neuen S%abrrdoer. bic i'm ndtits
5ribiabr auf ben Marft fommen ipsrosn,
oarften iit 3umeiit bon ben alien butG
cine isbr weienillde Ienoerune in Der
Contraction unterfbeiben. Die Trelb.
istte. mel&e bis isst bel ben 5abrrdosrn
bic Triebfrait bon ben 9ebalen auf bic
2lre bes Sinterrabes ibertrdet, fommi
namlid ilnftis in Wesfaq. Sic ipirb
ourd cine Iriebftanse erisBt, beren @nbe
bel ben Raben Der 9ebaIen unb pss bins
teren 8abes in 8ammrdbern ruben. Das
Patent flr bic Reuerune 1T BON Sol. ".
u. Pope erporben iporoen. Der bon ben
8ortbsilen, bic feline grfinoung BEN
Raoler bietet. 70 felienfet Iberseusi n.
bab er ben 5abritanten fir bic 8snuBs
uns bss BatentS einen PreiS bsreGnst,
Der BEN 2aien iibertrisben bod sridsinen
mub. Ser 8erfaufSpreis If benn auf
s125 fet8eieBt tporoen. Slr'S @rite
psrben es iomit tpobl nur bic ..obsren
3sbntauisno" iebr eilis babsn. ben
pruftii4sn Wsrib Der RsusrunS au sr.
proben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
Wffer. SAr6ber'S Rnatritt BON
Der fathoItfden 1tntperfftdf.

Die 4bii6ten bes 8atifane in Besua
uuf ben Sal bss Misr. Sdr6ber bon Der
iaibolifden l1nibsriitdt iinb ben fatbo,
lifHen autoritdten bieIes 2anbes befanni
semaGt tporben. 3tpnr niht in elmer of.
h3lsaen 5orm. aber niGtS beitoipeniser
semib uno beffimmt. &areinal @ibr
bons. Der 2ansler Der iaiboliiHen lnis
usriitdt, unb Mier. Martinsli. Der pafts
li4e SeIesat, fino bsnadridtist porosn.
Nie Cd beibt, tpirb Der Batifan bic
SanbIunBspeife bsS D~ireftoriums Der
nniperiitdt tpeoer biqisen nod mibbiIi.
gen. ba iopobt bic 8iaisuns ipie bic
Nfibbiaisune Su tpeitersr grbittstung
unb su Sfanbal fibren t6nnte. Wan
bal. es in Rom fiir's Bette. bic sanse
G%ontroberie 70 fdneI aIs mSsIi1 absu.
idIieben unb omar Obne fcrmele 8efsble
auS &om, tpelhe nur bic cine ODER an.
oere Settle 'bemdtbieen tpirben Die
oauptioee III bic eetpeien, biefeS MefuI.
tat obne bic eerinsfe Aeitation bon
auben 3u ersieIen. gu BEN 3pede III Elm
ginperftdnoniB eetrOffen tporben. Serr
SGr6oer fpiro innerbaIb bss isbigsn
f&lOftiiden Subres. unb pieqeidt iebr
r~efisnireu unb feline Reiisnation
piro a%neenommen tperben. Serr S6i5,
Der COB benz Direftorium Der unipsriitdt
oas 8eripre&en, er piiroe aurtidtreten,
renn Der Papit eS erlaube, uno in 8e,up
eieie @rIaubniB berrfdt iebt fem
mebr. 81 oisfsm gntf&lub IN
S&r5ber unstpeifeIbaft muir eur&
ous 8erfabren Der 8erfOnsn setOmmen.
peIde 8efduIbisunssn sessn Jpn erbobsn
inb 10 abideulide Mittel anpenbeten.
bob er erfldrte, CT tpiirbe unter feinsn
sur llnipsriitdt auridiebren.
lussenommen auf poiitibsn 8efebl bss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-09
2anbpirtbfdaft uuS Snbuftrie in
ben Snbftaaten.

Sefretir Wilion bielt Dor ben Stuben.
ten Der Tusfosees uniperitat. Ala., cine
Rebe lbsr Ianbtpirtbidaftllde unb inou,
iirisas gnselesenbeiten oes Sdoens.
@r ipra6 iber oas Badstbum Der 8aum'
polinbuitrie uno fdbrte bic lsbten 9abIsn
oeFslben an. BON Sabre 1856 bic
1896 1T bic 3obI Der Standardization
in ben iGolidsn Staaten bon 302 uui
4Ol ssitieeen. bic 3abI Der SpinoeIn
pom LOO. lag auf 3.34l. SIS unb bic
5abI Der idbrli6 uerbraudten 8aqen
BON 8aumpoQe BON 397, 939 auf $780,,
447. Serr @iliOn ae.ste slei&faas ben
3uftanb bes aIeemeinen SanoeIs. tple
lid berielbe aus Der 4bnabme Der 8an'
ferotisfdqe tpdbrenb Der erften neun
Nonats bieies Subres i'm Sdben, bon
WarpIanb Bis GeraS. ersibt. Die 8abl
oerislbsn bstrus 1915 nit 8erbinolidfei'
ten i'm Betrage BON sl3. 023 ,352 seeen
1886 8anferotts nit 8erbinbIibfeiten
Don S22 $50, s02 fur benielben 3eltraum
oes IsBtsn Sobrss. Die 8anf.8larir.
unssn i'm Sdesn seisen sbenfaas cine be.
m~erfensmeribs 8sHsruns ipdbrenb beriel.
ben .9sit, tros bes selben 5iebers in RetU
Orleans unb anberen Yldben.
Ssrner mu&te Serr DIlfon uuf bic iid
i'm Sioen barbietenoen @elesenbeiten Der
Grseugune o PrObuften aufmertiam,
Die Jest nlai cultipirt peroen, pie BET
~ipislslpsiis Olipen, Ssieen. Oransen.
Gitronsu, iapaniide Periimonpluumen
unb 9~bsspHansen. ,,Die Der. Staa,
ten. iaste Der Reoner, limb alien ans
oeren Rationen in Der @rlnbung piHen'
i9aftlidsr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bib
unssanIalten melt uoraus. aber iebl
msnis msbr als Der Infana basu III bsi
unS i'm Saben eemaht porben. 81
nimmt 9eit, ben 2anbpiribsn uno ibrer
Sbbnen bic Notbpenoisteit bes 8siuhsS
iol6sr aebrauitaltsn sum Stubium bon
Dinsen besrelfiih su MAIDEN. nit meldsr
fe isben Gag ibreS 2ebens Su tbun baben
Dir mdfen uniere iuueen 2eute gu praf'
tii4sn 2~anbmirtben beranbilben, fe mil
fen sttpas tbun, fIr bas tie lobnsnb be-
,ablt ipsroen. Dir 3abIsn idbtIid
s400. DOC. 900 fur lanbpirtbi6aftIi6
9roputte, bic mir ielbft erseueen i6nnen
-sini8e babon i'm Sdben, anbere in
NOrOsn ooer an Der 2aite oes Stiael
Oceans"
S&lisbIi1 iprad Ssrr @iIion iibe
bic 5Orosruns Der 8iebsuat in SdOsn.
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Gusen Noore, Der frabere Gtoats.
auSiteur bon 9~febrasia. 1T tpesen untsr.
i6lasuns bon Beri6srunsssebabren i'm
8etraee BON s23 1000 BON Ri&ter Cor.
Nib IN Sineoin 5u a&tidbriser 3u&t.
baasfrafe perurtbe,lt iporben.
Sn 8ittsburs. ga, tputbs Der
,um Tooe p%erurtbeiIis Neser @eoras
Douglas 8ebentt. Gr bate in Snoip.
ben. Ba., i'm Streite bel einem Spiel ,u
fdui8 hilbert @raper eri9ORen. pdbrsne
sr ben Nann. init benz er Sirsit bate,
erf&isben pollte.
= Seuer ssritbrte O~onnsrftas Roracn
ons Seim fir aliersfhpaHe farbiae
5rausn in Der Snbiana Apenus, @ticaao.
Wsbrsre Der bsinabe biIHofen SnIaGen
toaren nabs3u our& &au8 erffidt, ebs Es
bon Der Polisei eerettet tuurbsn,
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4irhenotebe.

Ser sebnidbries George Siaiman unt
Der Batter bssfelben in benz @ihita,
&an., nabs9elesenen Orte 8auabman
limb perbaftet porben, neil iie felt 6 No.
naten bic Sammelbi6ie in Der bortieen
baptifiiden Sonntassi6uIe um nabe3u
800 beftoblen batten. Der 8erba1i
Der Diebereien mar suerft auf bic SGos.
meiftetin Der SonntaesiduIe. SRI. 6.
Warfbam. ssfaaen uno S&ritte sur
8erbaftune berielbeu paren bereits i'm
Werfe. Ser 2nabe Siaiman erfIirte
bel ieiner 8erbaftune, iein Batter. Der
Nitslieb oes 8irdenportanbes ia. babe
Ibn our4 SHld8e %sestpunsen, bic Diebs'
reien au beseben. Ser alte Siaiman III
elm trcblbubenber Sarmer.