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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01

That true friend to all suffering with
colds and coughs. DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will always help and never tisnppoint you
as other cough remedies do.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01

All tired feelings are quickly relieved by
Dr. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills. The
Standard Liver Pills Of tho world, 6Oj
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01
Killed in a Flood Wrecked Warehouse.

Cincinnati. March IA five story
warehouse on Front street, near Vine.
owned by Hnllle. Wilson & kreis
wholesale eroccrs, fell as the result of
undermining by high water. A thou
sand barrels Of sugar went down, and
OF II men in the building all escaped
by jumping except Jacob Schmalsh.
aged 80, of Covington, KY, who was
crushed to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01
Tho Indian Caihnlin GcI,nnla.

New York, March IA letter from
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops
Ryan and Keane constituting COM
mittee on Indian and negro missions.
was read in al Catholic churches yes
terday. II says the contributions for
the missions during the last year have
been exceptionally large. But with the
gradual withdrawal of government aid
to the Indian schools some of the bish-
ops report that unnber of the schools
may have to be closed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01
R00qEAS AN0DYk s;;:;; si;;:;;:; $;;;;; +;

j. N. Young. carpenter, painter and
roofer, No. Sl6 West Fourth street, Will
mington, Del. Prompt attention given to
la! orders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01

Andrew Murphy, tha we'll known PRO.
prietor of the Jefferson House. caught
his foot in a torn oil cloth at the hotel
saturday night and dsa! &c heavily that his
left leg was broken above the knee
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01

J.. Fl, Porter & Sons wholesale and re.
tall milk dealers, S. G. Corner Seventh
and Madison Streets Wilmington, Del
Phone Gil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01

Tho reE ular monthly meeting of Hlles
W @: I. U, will be held at the home of
Mrs. Norris llutton, Highlands, to morrow
evening, at 7.80 o'clock,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01
List OF sales.

NINroa
l-Sale cl Harding Estate atCourt House
2-Shllie Prettyman. Oak Hill.
.-E. 7. Van liekIe, Jr., mile south of
Port Penn, Eel.
2-Barney Mcllugh, near Holly Oak
Brundywire IId,. Del
S-Adm!nis rators sale of James Foote'S,
ostntc
S-Geo. Cupit, stoc'i and utensils Chris
tiana Village.
9-C. B L0r U. Brandywne. Hid,
g. Furniture, at Now Castle.
lQ-Furn !ture Del. Ave. and Madison,
I0-Sale Of furniture.
100. q. Sutton. New Castle lid.
II. ElWcod Webster, Horses at Horkessin.
u-Jos. Could, Now Castle I'D.
li-Sale of furniture, West Twel fin street,
ll-Louiss Dockeity. Red Lion Hid.
l5-Wm, Il. Walker. near Por efs station
is-Mrs. Margaret 8. MoElwes, Mill Creek
Hundred, =.
l6-ssle of farm goods. near Hockes
ls-R9ie Of furniture.
l9-yoseph Quisley, Hare q Corner.
Sa--Brandywins Springs Hotel furniture.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-03-01
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The silver star., 1897-08-05
WESTERN FARM NOTES.
prom Flela and Fartn

The wight .heep numbering I5.1o head
have Just been shenrei at Poison. New Mex
ieo. and smaller bands are now On the 70
hle,
=. 9. Afford of Fort Collins will cut sbosi
20sD inns ~ alfalfa ihis season snd wir:
feed large number Of lamb. the coming
~inisr a. usual
Won has touchsd fourteen cents In Mot
fsna ,nd the inhabitants feel Ike buIdlns
Donhfss In celsbrstion ~ the fact. Ths
crop 8. piaoed a. twenty-five per cent In
cfeass srsr that ~ last year.
In harvesting alfalfa SEED u l. best 70 wn.
uniii a. many a., possibie os the Sod pois
afs fuiiy maturef and ~ dark brown color
before starting the moving machine. II
i well ~ usa the oid fashioned self fHks.sr
singis reaper. Tlil tb. table fuii and gently
push q IN win o. rake Have n man follow
and pui II 10 IN cocks with a fork Let It
10 through the sweat IN the c,ck Then
e0yef a hay rack with wagon sheet and
haul In Make the stack long and narrow
10 prevent heating. a clover harvester
which has special alfalfa attachments l.
used FOR ihrsshing and seventy .nve bushels
IL "a good days work.
During tho dhys Of the rnnss industry.
Denver was obliged TO submit TO an infer.
Tor quality Of beef. but lately this order of
thlngh mas been Changing ana consumers
mrs beginning 10 know what renliy good beef
II. About 500 head ~ cattle n month are
needed 10 supply Denver md the other
towns Of the state with fresh beef. Within
the past two year, the business Of fntteniBg
cattle for this market has been growing rap
idly. n fact that IN due 10 our great crops oi
alfalfa more ihun any one thing. The com
ing winter large number Of cattle will IL
fattened on th. farms near Denver. They
will be started on alfalfa and finished on on
corn.
In tho vicinity Of Deer Trail Byers and
Hugo. In Arapnhoe and Lincoln counties up
wnrds ~ 5000 sheep have been shcnred.
one-ihird ~ the sheep ARE wcthers, the re-
msinder ewes ana lambs. The lambs are
forty pounds. The older sheep are doina
well aud tho wetbcrs will be In nrst elias.
condition by tho middle Of August. Sheen
bnyern nre out after the lambs already, aud
nre Offering fancy prices for them 10 he de
livercd IN October. Mr.. Lncky, who iiyes
near Deer TfniI, mud has over 300 sheep
sold his limbs the other dny 10 Mr.. Parrioi
Of st. Mnry's. Kansas. for October deliver,
nt $40 n hend. This price covered my kind
of limb TINT could walk 10 the station
Clark Morrow. who lives south of Deer Trail
has upwards " no lambs that are the besl
IN thnt nclgbborb0od; they will now wclgi
over forty.nve pounds each. These people
will sell their lambs TO feeders. ns they mr.,
Willing 10 let The men who have the alee,su
lave chance 10 make = dollar.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
Hard on Tobacco Deai.rs.

New York. July 2I.-The Dingley bill
has caused a panic among importers of
tobacco. who declare that one short
paragraph in the new law means a loss
Of thousands OF dollars to them every
year. The paragraph is II part OF sec
tion thirty-three of the act. which com
pels importers to pay duty on tobacco
at the weight II goes into the bonded
warehouses. This takes from the tobac-
co men n privilege that has for many
years been accorded to them by the
tarin laws.
Under the Wilson act and previous
laws. importers have had their tObac.
GO reweighed At the time OF its with.
drawal from bonded warehouses. and
on this weight duties are collected.
The weight Of tobacco IL greatly re-
duced during the bonded period by
evaporation. Experts estimates that
the importer saves x2j to $40 bale on
SumatIr. and sometimes as high as so
bale on Havana leaf by paying on
the dried out tobacco. Importers esti-
mate that the loss TO importers in New
York alone will be 100000 a year.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

10 the subject under dIscussion, but u
n believed It has reference 10 having
the miners represented nj the confer
ence tomorrow. M there seems TO he
considerable dissatisfaction with Mr.
De Armiti's announcement today fhaf
the conference has no connection with
thc strike and IL merely for the pnr-
nose OF establishing uniformity. Many
Of The operators think with Colonel
Hepd that the meeting should devise
some means to settle the strike as well
as 10 provide for uniformity.
Reports TO the miners officiais from
throughout the districts show fhaf ev-
erything Is quiet. All plans are being
held in abeyance pending the action OF
the conference
The silver star., 1897-08-05
JAPAN HAS A SCHEME.
VIII Land soldiers In Hawaii in Guise oi
Em grants.

Em grants.
Los Angeles. Gala. July PA letter
written by an intelligent Japanese Off
cial in Japan to a former japanese Of
ficer living in this city conveys the in
formation that the japanese govern
ment will forward TO Honolulu in the
latter part of July 1.JO0 Japanese en-
igrants. These individuals are now in
the garrison at Necgeta. being soldiers
in the japanese service. and will go on
shore in Honolulu as simple citizens.
but drilled and ready for military duty
at once. The steamers which are to
convey these men have been chartered
by the japanese government. and carry
in addition to the 1.jO0 passengers.
arms. ammunition and military stores
of sufficient quantity to make it inter
esting for any party trying to prevent
their landing. In addition three large
men-of-war are already prepared to
leave Yokohama. to arrive at Honolulu
at about the same time as the landing
of the so-called emigrants will take
place.
1t Is an open secret on the Asiatic
! coast that the admiral in charge of the
English fleet there will find ii conven-
lent to order some OF his ships to cruise
In the vicinity Of the Hawaiian Islands
about that time and the game Of blum
to he played by the japanese will be
backed by English blue jackets If nee
essary. The correspondent. who has
been educated in the United States.
used the expression. no doubt acquired
when here:
I'VE will get there. and don't you for
get it," and remarked further:
Il cannot write this In my own Ian
guage. but you understand English
predictions conveyed In previous let
ter from this official Were verified.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
THE LABOR LEADERS.
0reat Meeting At wheeling tn Conaider
the Coal strike.

Wheeling. W. Va, July 27.-What is
declared Ia be- the most important and
largest gathering Of the heads of labor
organizations of America ever held Is
now In session In this city. II II the
conference Of labor leaders called last
week by President NJ. ID. Ratchford
OF the United Mine Workers and ap.
proved by President Gompers of the
American Federation Of Labor, OF
which the miners organization IL a
part The purpose Of the conference IL
10 aid in a speedy and successful ter.
nination OF the great coal strike. SEES.
sions OF the congress We're held during
the day and tonight. but until the
night session was held but little had
been accomplished.
Nearly every labor leader In the
United States was present.
The first session Of the congress was
held at ! o'clock IN the arrival OF
Messrs. RafchfOrd and Pears from Co
lumbus. ON motion Of Mr.. Sovereign
| Samuel Gompcrs was chosen to preside
and Secretary Morrison. also Of thu
| Federation. was made secretary.
Chairman Gompers then called upon
| the miners representatives to detail
| the situation. They were also asked Ia
suggest In what manner the other or.
ganIxatiOnS cOuld give ihcir aid. Prcsl
dent Ratchf0rd of the Miners Union
addressed the conference at some
length. stating fully the causes TINT
hnd led to the suspension Of work In
the bitumlnous regions. and presented
tho condition Of the miners who mr.,
tnklng pnrt In the strike. lie did moi
propose anything In the way Of recon
mendntIons ns 10 whit the organized In
bor Of the country should do In aid Of
the strike. preferring that impOrtan,
subject to be left TO the consideration
Of the conference. An nppenl for aid
wns made IN u general way.
Tonight General Little ana Judge
Owens arc In secret conference Mt th,
DuIuesne Club with Secretary william
Warner and Organizer Cameron VII
tnn, Nothing definite can bc icarncd n,
The silver star., 1897-08-05
L,L,uokAlAn, AND m.k.NLEy
fAs Az-Qneen Of Hawaii Makes = Visit 20
the white House.


Washington. July 2T.-Ex-Queen LII
inokalanf called AT the White House
late Monday afternoon and was re-
ceIved by President Mckinley Her
secretary. Mr. Palmer who had called
on Secretary Porter several days ago.
had received assurance that the ey-
aueen would be accorded Il private
audience. but when she presented her
self with her attendants she was in
formed that the president. owing to
press OF business. would be unable
to accord her n special audience but
would he pleased to receive her at the
close Of the public reception She
made no objection 10 this arrangement
and she and the members Of her party
took seats In one corner Of the east
room while the public reception was
going on.
When the last OF the visitors had
gone. the President and the ex-Queen
advanced. meeting midway in the
room. Liliuokalani began the CONVEX
satlon and spoke as If she had pre-
pared her speech. The President
nodded his head once in a while and
made occasional replies in monosylla-
bles. The ex-Queen expressed her op-
position 10 the treaty of annexation.
and the President promised TO give
her objections consideration. Earlier
in the day Mr.. Palmer. accompanied
by the Queens chamberlain. Joseph
Heleluii called at the White House
and left with the officials for delivery
to the President memorials from
three patriotic societies Of Hawaii.
While they were not made public. it
is understood that the memorials rep
resented themselves as being opposed
to any policy that touched the ex-
Oueen's sovereignty
The silver star., 1897-08-05

There are actually more employees
~ uanufaetories. male. female. and
rhiid labor Included, In Germany,
Great Britain Snd France than there
are In the United States, though the
population u the United States In r.
100000 greater than the poplation of
Germany. and sl.O0G 900 greater than
The population of Great Britain or the
population Of France. There we're re-
turned by the last national csnaus g.
Jsl. 900 persons az In manufacturing
and mechanical lndustrles," In the
United States, but included in th,s
number we're 10000 seamstresges.
$4,000 allors. 10000 miIllners. 2ss.-
600 dressmakers and iO5, 900 butchers.
and with these and sundry other sinl-
lar deductions from the number OF
those engaged In manufacturing and
mechanical Industries II is found by
the last report Of the commisgloner of
labor that the actual number OF per-
sons engaged In manufnctorles In this
country Ia 1897 900. But though the
number OF employees is less than In
other manufacturing countries. the
United States stand nj the head of
them all In their products Of manufar-
"ries. the product by hand, the vol
nms OF steam power used and the an
nnal wngos paid.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
On . Scientific Expedition.

Sundance. wyo., July 27.-Prof. r. A.
Williams Of the department OF agricul-
ttrc. and Prof. Wilbur G. Knight Of
the State University. reached here yes.
ter'iny and will leave at once upon n
scientific expedition throughout Crook
county. Prof. Williams will investI.
gate the grass and forage products Of
the eastern slope of the range Of the
Rocky Mountains within the county.
Prof. Knight is examining the oil ~.
sources of Crook county. ana will make
II report upon the possibilities Of artc.
sian well construction In the region ex-
amIncd.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
csss.a. - N. -.

Mr.: r; Lindsay Coleman, sx.n,....I
the National Cycle Board az
president Of the Western wheei IS.
spesking On the cut in bicycle
occasioned NO surprise. We eerr.
opinion nye year. ago that oth.a
would fully realize their error ~
orins 70 maintain . fictition,
their product, and that the pric.s
liked on crescents would becops|
Gone Of the secrets OF the .ncc.s
Western Wheel Works is. that i.
only guarantees our wheels. but y. Y v
tee our prices as well, and thu nrs
Of . Crescent in February has M psig ar
tion Of knowing that his nejobhss
same price rs he did -
Il do not anticipate that a still 4.
reduction in the price OF bicycles " |.
made this year"
The silver star., 1897-08-05

A press dispatch from Que5@c tslls
~ .sT z1ns received - tha; point. and
asso quantity u pro.sctiisz ,or
tTelTs-po1n1e-. qgfck-h-inz cznnoa.
Hoy the fzne u hiEtOry you'd have
been chznged had : fer l1o1srr. quick
firing guns been nzzlezilg supplied To
Montezlln iust a. The English torces
reached the Plains o' Abraharnl No
heroism o; VOTES httle army wonld
have ayallsd againgt such Instruments
Of slaughter suddenly reinforcing the
defenders ot Quebec. and It might we'll
be that Here HonfcaIm died yicto-
fious' would be the legend read on
that historic monument which now
cornrnsrnoratez Wolfe.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
l.r ,.n ,tlon q. rl,p,Il.

Santa Fc. N. M. July 27.--Informa.
tion from Rome. via New Orleans, il ia
the effect that Archbishop r. l.. Gimp.
ellie Of Santa eli. In more than likely 10
succeed the late Archbishop Jnnsscil
ut the hend of that diocese. The clergy
Of the diocese have met and IndOrse,l
Or. Chnpelle. nnd this Endorsement hns
Just been forwarded to the Vatican.
should Dr. Chapcllc he appointed. Vi
cnr-Genernl F0urchegu Of this city ana
Rev. IgnncIO Grom arc spoken OF mn
his probnblc succcssor Ut SANTA Pc.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

When E1Tard Bass. who became the
fra; Episcopal bishop 0. Massachusetts,,
t1ok his rnastsr's degree at Harvard.
his thesis gss, VIII the bleesed in
the future. world, after the Last iudy-
roent, make use Of artlculate speech.
and will that be Hebrew7" He decided
both questions In the Affirmative. Had
he taksen the negative he would have
been equally gsfs since nobody could
successfully contradict The incident
suggssts that IN q century and half
the world has moved little. Men are
stiil tempted 10 dogrnatize about the
pnknowable-bUt only here and there
thsologisn wastes hirnsei, in that
NAY. The leaders u Religious though.
lad ssope for all their snergy in set
ting forth the s,eTnsi yeritlss, found
tf on the Teachings of chrisi. tina, re-
lats W the formation Of Character for
mis- life and fof The life 10 come.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

Esrbe-r spsreer. TIE E1zlizh PILL
ozopasr. Ezs uzzts-sc tns sc.s-ee ot
rs-a1t- He kseps fire sze-s-zries Dusy
IA ords- n bring his soe.oiogy up 70
cz-s. though he hlazelf czr only work
one hD1r z 6zT when * ais bes- ply
siczl confi;ion- Haeh oi tas ti--s he
cannot ~ork thss o1s hcr-. b1t hlz
see-starise. directed ~ hin. % -hsi-
cslly tax
The silver star., 1897-08-05

IL TIE rsaent e1gzzsz=1z tts
Creeks 4sz5 szzi-st rs Tu-zs -5ssz
Eatra .szriy thirty gsz-z zzo Es-s
fired ~ Ge-uzns y t1e Frs1ca. zap
tErsf bT the Gs-nz-s. z1d " -hs1
sold 70 he Grsekz- May Q. .1sse
rifss have no@ bee- cz2tzrs3 : sec-
cu1 t.as- To znoaa Elll -hs Tzrks
ssl ths ogi<<f-sz.s ~sz5oasz Thar
Aizto-y males taez Undesirable. They
have tsr1srcy y = or-io the o;as-
ziIs.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

TIE cortes- betpe@n -Onzres zrl
o=er T. uzss- Z : nsEsyzpe- eo.rmz
1eToted 70 E1ea prefers. n sIrta-ge
Ton Broz-n's sc1osol DzyE' .or -set-
ting O. white Lez1o-n or Piyr.og.A
RICK egZzT
The silver star., 1897-08-05

Japanese courtesy stands the latest
test. An American riding bicycle In
TOXIC accidentally knocked down n
venerable man. The aged victim gath
erod himself together. deferentially
approached the rider. and humbIy beg.
ged pardon for being In his HONORABLE
way"
The silver star., 1897-08-05

That California professor who tb,nkn
he has Uncovered lost rnco In Low
NJ California needn't feel puffcd up M
all by bis discovery. Harvard ana
Yale discovered the samo thing the 9TH
" day u Poughkespsis.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

ot rozrse. fas s1s-z1 brought lie
Turco-Grseszn rzr u az s5ruy- ts--
r1lnzrio1. !rat a. sooz ~ ~ vas zsFs1
n unts-ztxad tzzt unssss L. 1s1 -
General Niles Eo1lt hare 70 llzz TIE
c1ee-'s .znlIs=
The silver star., 1897-08-05

TIE rzstaz cez5ts Aiz zhfsi-y 70 -o---
Dsy r1sh the Demands % ths roHe-z-
HzE r@rhzps tse rozeEz EsI ael2 HIS
70 ey..5Iy Hi.k t1efr 1e-lzn1z-
The silver star., 1897-08-05
Read the Adv.r,I.,,n,,,. A

You will enjoy this publication mn,
ter II you viii get into the habit az :
the advertisements: they will AFFORD ,
Interesting study and will put YOU
way Of getting some excellent barrs,,
advertisers are reliable. they send wi,
advertise.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
Re.re.,,pr w,,,,

"Hsve you seen the new waltz .,.,,
''So- What /. IL cailedr' sp'
The Prince Constantine
"Funny name"
"Yes. You see, the man who A..
always moves backwari.''- CIeyelarrsh' rs'
dealer.
The silver star., 1897-08-05
Halls Catsrrh Cure
l. a constitutional cure. Price, &c

The treasurer Of Gays hospital. d
has received Jubilee gift Of $500
the re-endowment fund from i wou1
desires to remain anonymous. The \
will be applied toward the malntenr]
beds In Queen Victoria ward, rece,]
opened by the Prince OF Wales.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

Americas leading musical instit-I
the "Sew England Conseryatory Of
Of Boston. Massachusetts. which bs,
one million dollars Invested il its a
cent buildings and home with unsrrI
advantages In the line Of equipment u
ucational ability.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

II tse rspo-z .. -ezers1 TE-E-ss
rzzszerse Q. C1rzs-lz1 -z4ssiD-z-iez -
,r1s Il DeEsooses izs Ez.cF<z. 5rTerz
- take s-o-as- tz5I o1t e. soo. lr-Ie
Grsecs-
The silver star., 1897-08-05
Lnr Ra,.. t.,.,,,nuna-

On July -. -. %, August l, 5.a,
Union Pacific Will have cheap rate,
Eastern points For full informatloa,
GAL l7th Street. or phone ij7.
The silver star., 1897-08-05

Z-s zr-aF ro-zz EzF ~ =c-e 1s--
age * i.s szz.e taszz rcz5e a. zrzy L
foscs
The silver star., 1897-08-05

81 sent 30 cents for those orlrip,l
tions for furnishing SUMMER bed,
"What reply did you receiver u
printed slip which said. Take out
thing but the bed
The silver star., 1897-08-05

II .kos> s<-ts-z AZ so11czo-<s =
Tie Czs<zzo zrsTs-zs-T cor'- r><cE-a
they Viii lad Z sac s-z-e lszizlz-z-e
The silver star., 1897-08-05

At public house the landlord ha,
up outside his door. Good beer M
but don't take my word for it,
The silver star., 1897-08-05

When boy visits your orchard anil
your watch dog. II Is sign that bis J
will be frultless-If the dog Is any 4
The silver star., 1897-08-05

Educate Your Bowels with Casa.
Candy Csthar;ic. euro constipation d
toc- II C. C. c. fall, druggists refund I'd
The silver star., 1897-08-05

Johnny-Bin swimmin' yeti Jimmyl
Johnny-Yer hain'tf Wha,cher 'fri
Jimmy-Gotter git me hair cut first
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-04

@ittpsr bon Der SerSosin Dilbelmins
bon Wiirttembers. 9a bic @be bes
Ser5pss, Der meiit auf ieinen i9leii=
iden 8eiiBungen lebt, tinberlos seblies
ben it, 10 foIgt inn als ndditer Dig
nat Der am 80. Suli 1888 gebprene
Ser5os pbtltpp BON BIrttember9, bas
Saupt Der sunG9ft tbronbere9tisten
fatbolii6en Geiteniiuie. 8ermdblt
nit Der GrSber5osin Maria Sbereiia.
elmer Spdter oes psrffprbenen @rSberz
sogs 4lbre9t. bat Der Seraps ieinen
itGnbigen 4ufentbalt in Seftsrrei9.
no er tbsils in 9munoen, tbeils in
Wien reiibirt.
Sa bisIe beibsn ndditen 4sRaten.
Ssrapg Hitolaus unb Ssr3os 9hiIipp.
erbebli9 dlter finb ala Der am %. Sc
bruar 1848 aebprene regierenbe &Dnia
@ilbelm bon Wirttembsrg. 70 f9eint
nab msni9li9em @rmsFen cine
Sbronfolss ibrerftits fpenig pabrs
i9einlih, unb man pflest baber ben
erit in britter 2inis ftebenben Giteiten
@obn bss 9ersOss pbilipp. Strsog ats
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-02-04
3eformRfeioer.

Inter ben acknowledgment, bic
uilf benz iiingItsn SruuencongreB in
Berlin CUR @pra9e tamen, puroe uud
ben WiinI9en mad elmer prattii6en.
ben Mnforberungen Der 8eirnbbeit
mebr entipre9enbsn Geformtleibung
@usbrud eegeben. QusIiht auf cine
baloige unb erfplgrei9e 8erpirfliz
dung baben iol9e Wiini9e ~aIerbings
nur bann, ipenn es gelingt, cine Rez
formtleibuns gu finben, bic nit Der
9eforoerten 8equemlihteit aud Inz
mutb unb &leibIumteit p%erbinOet. Ser
moberne @ei9mud lit bur9 Sprmenz
unb Sarbenitubien, fir bic uns bic
iiberrai9snbe @ntpidelung unIerer
3eit 70 iiberrei9 @%sleeenbeit segeben.
aa3u ielbitftdnbis sepOrben, als baB
er iid cine Sra1t aufn0tbieen liebe,
bic, ipenn lie aud ben 9eieben Der SDz
giene ettpas mebr dls bic berrf9enbe
Mobe entiprG6e, bod nit benz Gitbetiz
f4en @mpfinben i'm WiberIpru9
itdnbe. Wenn baber uu6 tpobl taum
onaunebmen 1T, bab ii9 BEL Der lebens
ben Seneratipn cine rabitdle Geform
Der Srauentleibuns our Qlsemeinbsit
burdrinsen pirb, 70 ppllen mir bod
bel benz actuelen SntereRe. bas bel
einem Sbeile Der Srausnipelt fir RE
formtleibuns bur9 bic GonsreFe tpad=
gerufen 1T, I'm SoIsenben Elm paar
RsfOrmcOitiime our @ni9auuns brinz
gen, bon benen man fasen burf. bab
ite na9 WOsli9teit beftrebt finb, bic
%geforberten Gisenf9aften gu pereinen.
Sas Saustleib in abbilbuns 1 lift
cine Inlebnuns an ben @mpireItil unb
.rdmentli8 fir iunge 9amen %seeignst,