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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-07-08

After the knives have been washed
and wiped, moisten little ordinary
knife powder with water; then take a
clean cork, dip it in the mixture and
rub each blade quickly up and down
on both sides several times. Every
stain will disappear and the blades will
be brighter than if rubbed on the
board in the usual way. They will
want another rinse in water, and a
final polish with cloth. If the knives
do not seem quite sharp enough by
this plan. a weekly rub on the steel
will do all that is required.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-07-08
HOUSEHOLD AFFAIRS.
TO STONE RAISINS.

Place the raisins in q basin and
cover them completely with boiling
water. Allow them to remain inn
mersed for ten minutes until quite
soft, then drain off the water and
pinch out the seeds. The ralsins can
thus be stoned without the least in.
convenience in less than half the time
usually demanded, and without any
waste of fruit.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1897-07-08
GOOD WEIGHT"
HOPE DARING.

lLlAN 5 n Il LII,
teacher of h e
first grad G in
building No. 3,
public schools of
Windsor, turned
quickly from the
blackboard where
on she had been
drawing a pert
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8reMptaeS 2a@eltt

srhsnt bic esii@tsaaoe Der 0lhdtinen, BE MT eslle
psu pSitsssrs Waoeubittsrs BON ben nnssn ssr wso'
Iaria. gsiereu.. BIasn. aus 0ausu'esiesH Dssptpfs
sbes RerpoFtat i&nsu uns srtnblsb 'sariss pssosn
Fus nS bieie Jdns nb aar uit isitsu. wis os sapl'
reideu Grsiben bsr 0ebeiItsn DeueiIeu msl6e fret
wiiQss 3suauib iar bic nortreini&sn WirfnnasH oes
wittsss obleasn. gu ben 0sfobrFsualss. wsl6s Wa'
oeu GiHospeibe ub Gebsr tn bem etasium sraasbafts'
Rsi,suo outbii1sn, aeb6rm saftrii&es asptpsp COB.
breuusu uebelfeit siti Dor epsiisu. appstitmaussL
blaiIe oantiarbe 9lamapfiefsit Der xnasn nn0 anse
sslmdbiger etublaons. wsan iuats ani sn a'asnun'
ssn lets abteu anb linen NIT elmer Rnr NIT Dem U'
teys begecuen Dolb pirb ber uebsio.as ~nsesnd Gus
BEN 9eFat bes esibenDsu i1pinben, e m'eoer 1roi
nab autsr Ntnoe merbsn. Nsnu Dn oas Ssiupl gap
es iii stuas nis4t riatia NIT 0siHsm RennesM aFes
Ann Hit(srs, e. miSb Dir bslieu,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
Gt,paS ~ tutFen.

G5 lit ettpas ipertb, gu wilien, baB oas
bsit. Mittel, um oas ermiioete Nerpens
ipltem neu gu belebsn, bas electric SltE
ters lit. 0ieie Meoisin 1T rein pe9eta-
biiii6 ; iie iuirtt, inosm lie ben Mittel=
punt Der 9ferpsn i'm Ma9en itdrtt uno
2ebsr uno 9iieren trdftiet uno oieie Dr=
game befdbist, unreilHsteiten oes ylu=
tes Su entfsrnen. electric 9itters ber=
behert ben Nppetit. f0roert Die 8eroau=
un9 unb miro BON benen, Die baiielbe
esbrau6t baben. als oas bette glutrei=
ni9unas= uno Nerbenltartun9s Mittel
beaeihuet. Sir SO Gents uno 81 bel
2 !" S. 6. Miuer & Sobu, 9lpptbster.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
Ste ,vcrOem tart

nit 6iills bon Or. pierce's Favorite
Prescription, menn Sic cine iibermil=
bete, f0rperlib vberunter9etommene"
Grau lino. 2eiben lie on lrseno elmer
6rauentrontbeit pber oraaniidjen St0=
runs, 10 madt es sic geiuno. Sir
oieie beioen 3ptde. ben iueibli6en Or.
9anismus 81 itdrten uno 5rauenleioen
su furiren. 1T es Die einslae Wieoi5ln,
fir we!9e earantirt miro. Sn
iebem 6alle, IN tueldem es nibt bilit
miro bas @elb Suriif9eseben. G0nnts
es bel iOlben 9eoinaun5en etpas Velie-
reg seben, Dos sic taufen t0nnten.
9as Prescription" reaulirt uno fDrs
bert ale natiirlidsn 6unttionen. bdlt
lie niemals suriid uno 1T bel ieoem 3u=
itano oes meibliden Drsanismus burd.
aug unibdblid. IS perbeliert Die 8er=
oauuna, bereibert oas Slut, perbilft 81
srquidenoem Sdlai uno ifellt Rraft
uno Gelunoheit wieoet Der. Geaen in=
nerlide gntsiinoun9, Giterung, 6rtlide
Weridiebunsen, oas pniebersiebenoe
Gefabl". periooilde Sdmersen unb ieoe
1ronifde Sdwdde ober nnreselmdbi9s
teit III es Elm Mittel. bas liher uno auf
bic 9auer tlrirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
8,trse Urrd)tbte
- bon -
TnHrnru1ruH On1tttt11.

Wer beute unier GountD bereist uno
oarinnen Die bliibsnoen Stdote uno Srts
idaften, Die ladenoen 6luren uno
g8eioen, bic itattliden Sbltgdrten uno
ausaeoebnten 6eloer liebt, ourdsoeen
bon sablrei6en giIenbabnen uno Stra=
BEN /; wer ferner Die aus9ebebnte @e=
merbstbdtiateit uno Die sablreihen 6ab-
riten mabrnimmt uno BON Der reidell
Nusbeute IN Mineralien aller Nrt bort,
Der osntt faum barau. oaB Dor tuum
bunoert Sabren Der ,peibe damn bier
nod Elm Sremolina mar, oab gu jener
3eit nod llrwalo ltano, ND jebt freunb=
li1e Stdbte uno 96rfsr nit sablreiben
Shulen uno Girden erbaut Iinb, uno
Dab Der Snbianer. peldsr oamals nod
unbeidrdntier 0srr bon G,runo uno
gooen ,uar. ned reid)e geute on Wilo
aller Grt fano, mo beute Die Sdger Sage
lang einem armen 9dsben pber einem
GidbDrnden nabltellen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
SaS bette Seitntittel.

81. g. 9. 8reepe, 9aufmann in
@bilbouis, 8a., be5eust, oaB er an Der
S6winolubt lit, als unbeilbar aufee=
geben luar, oab er ale drstlibe Sulfe
fu6t;, Die er fir 8elo erlansen fonnte.
ole Sultenmittel anpenoete. bon oenen
er b0rte, aber teine grlsibterung fano.
8isle gtddte brabte er in einem Stuble
gu. @nollb waro ct peranlabt, 9r.
Sings 9lew Discovery 81 probiren uno
nab Dem @ebrau6 bon Swei 6lalheil
mar er sebeilt. Wdbreno ben lebten 3
Sabren bat er feline 8elddite mieoer
uerIeben uno ertlirt, Or. Sings Stem
Siscouerp lei oas bette 9eilmittet, bas
je 9emabt uuroe, oa bur1 balielbe 10
oiel fir i'm unb 9luoere in ieiner Na9s
barl9aft 9etban lpuroe. Or. ainAs
9tew SiscOUeru lit 9arantirt fir 9ui ten
Grtdltuna uno ShminoiuAt. 6eblt
nibt. YrobeFal(ben frei in ). &.
MiIler & g ob n's apptbete. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03

Sn Cincinnati Iino 5 6uBboben
ots Gn9ros. SpeSereimaaren=8 =8el6Gits=
bauIcs bon Sbintsl, Milion uno Greis
unter Der 2olt BON beinabe tauieno 6dls
fern 3ufer suIammen sebrp1en uno
iie!en III Den Seller blnab. Wlhael
sbpabob, Der @dhter uuroe tpot GEE
quetiht uno gHm. 8. @sroD, Elm Glert
uno Wlibael Goman, ein 6ubrmann,
tru0en leibte Yerlebunoen oauon. Ser
@igenthumsuerlult wuroe auf unge=
idbr $4,000 9eiddBt. Sas untere
Stodrpert oes 8ebduOes Itebt 90 3oll
unter gGaher.
y s5n 9lemart, g. g., bat MaDor
seymour oiientlibe Suppentii6en ein=
ri6ten lalen. Iie Nrmen bstommen
bort unentselolid Suppe, ausses
nommen SonntaNs. gs ludre
ia cine gnt6e,liougg oes Sabbatbs.
luelln Die Mrmsn li6 am Sonntag iati
elieu oiiriten. Surioie Seilige F!
yrDfellor Sobn u. Sralbear, Der
beriibmte Nitronou BON aae9benp, Pa.,
bat fir Sr. Sans 9auslpalot bon Drag
oebura, Deutidlano, einen reihen Ge=
lebrten. bas gr0bte Spectroiop in Der
Nelt fertie seltellt. Das Snitrumsnt
1T 21 Gub lang.
3wolf 8eteranen aus oem Grie9e
BON 1912, I'M Mlter bon 80 biz lO4
ssahren. leben nob. Die &e9ierun9
min lebt beren psniiunen bon $l2 aui
$50 per Wonat erb0ben. Is mirb iih
uobl tein Wioerlprud i'm 2anoe bier'
ssaeu aelteno MAIDEN.
Gin New Oorter Rldter entiaieo.
bob bic Jog. .@bips" beim poseripiel
Qleidwertbis NIT Yaarselo ieien. Mls
Der Derurtbeilte bic ibm biitirte 6traFe
aber in Ships" bsaablen wollte. tuurbs
er abgeuieien.
: Mn Der Dffieetbiir zines Reoatteurs
in Mri3rna iHreibt bas G6ieagoe,
Chronicle" - itebt su leien: Nusge'
gan9en, I'm ems 81 trinten. Weros
moraen auriid iein.
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911, litter,

Bel be9inn Der Gridlaif.
une Ger Rorperthd
tit Jnrtti'a Alpettkrd,1trr
ela.t eelshrr Elm bilfs.
nlittel, pelhes Ole ee=
fhmdhten Oreane itdrft
nno neue Sebensfrdft
fhafft
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-03-03
9IQelbauer.

1rpbbem Die erfen Weiben, pelde
oieien Continent betraten, benislben im
ausidliebli6en Selibe Der Snoianer
fanoen, neiisn bod piele Spursn oarauf
bin, oab Dor Den Snoianern cine anoere
cipiliIiris &alie oenielben beiuobntc. IS
waren bies Die Siigelbauer (Mound-
Builders.) 9ieie sebeimnibpOae Galle
bat uns teine 9eldtiebenen llrtunoen
hinterlallen uno au6 Die wenigen niino=
liden lleberlieferun9en iiber oieielbe
iino 10 mAtbiiber Natur. bab oisieben
fir bei. sutertbumsforider nur serinaen
Wertll habgn. Derielbe lit oemnab mt
.ieinel Snrihungenein ein3is uno allein auf
Die 0enfnaler umo gauten auae,pleien,
nelhe uon Den Siigelbaueln binterlal=
len mur0en.
Sieie 3entmaler beItc6en in 9iigeln,
llmfriebungen u,b gilomerten uno
sdblt man oeren in Sbio nibt weniger
als Sebntauieno O5ne 3weiiel lino aber
piele oicler Sentmdler elmer perihluun=
benen 3cit i'm Gerlaufe Der Sabre oer=
fallen ooer ourd Die @rbeit bes pfluses
5erli0rt woloen uno mub CUR 3eit Der
eriten 9lnlieolun9 bes Staates ourh
Meibe Die eenannte 3iifer bel gDeitenl
iiberihritten baben.
Sic meilten Der pDrbenannten 3ent=
m1ler muroen aus @roe auf9efiibrt,
einise uenise aus Stein uno Die wsnia=
1tea aus Stein uno @roe suiammen.
Dian bat unteriheioenos Yeseihnungen
| fir Die peridieoenen 9entmdler. Sp
unteribeioet man 3. .. YesrdbniBbii=
9el. Spierbii9el, 5empslbiisel, YeO=
ba9tunasbiiael uno Wsoentbiisel bod
lino oiele unter5heioungen mebr ooer
ueniser willtiirlih uno tann nur bel
ben Ye0rdbnibbiissln nit sr0bter Si=
derbelt bebauptet weroen, oab oieielben
mirtli1 aud ben angeoeuteten 3meden
bienten, inoem iie cine sr6Bere ober &c.
rlneere Nnsabl bon Steletten entbalten,
uno barinnen aud Gerdtbe unb 3ier-
ratben aefunoen iperben, Die wabr.
fdeinlib Den 0erltorbenen an9eb0rt bas
ben. Die bort be9raben lino.
Die Opierbii9el sntbalteu in Der Res
gel polSaiGe. ge9liib!e Steine, Sbier.
tnoden, Gteinaerdtbe unb robe Stulps
turen unb aeip6bnlid aud einsn altar
bon Stein ODER gebranntem 9on. Gft
iino oieie 0iise BON llmfrieounGen um.
aebsn uno iitlo pobrideinlin auf ben
Mltdrsn Gpfer BON 9bjeren uno luobl
aud bon Nenihen sebradt ,uorben.
Dit Iempelbii9el bilben inner einen
obgeiiumpiten Re9el. Man bermutbet,
bab lire @ipfel friiber nit 0olsbauten
eeir0nt waren, Die als 9empel Dienten,
moDon ieooA in Golse oes 5u ibrem
Ddu bennbten per9du9li4en Waterials
iebe Gpnr perl6munDen III.
Die BtObabtnn9sbiieel lieSen IN oer
0eQeI anf Mnb6ben unb m69en als
BeOba6tunaspofsn 9ebient baben. Gi-
ni0e S6riftiteler beboupten. bieitlben
tommen in Rettsn ober reseImdbi9en
Gpfemen por unb Diele berielben jei9en
nod Gpnren bon Neu6tfsuern, pel6e
einG ouf benielben bronnten.
Die geDenfbiiSel iinD meniaer 3abl.
reid unD ineinen gum Mnbenten an ae.
tpife perionen pber beoeuten0e @relg-
niHe erriHttt 3u isin. Dieielben finb
mtifens aus groe anf0efhbrt, bod fins
bet man barnnter ouG eini9e Gtein-
| bnael.
Die llmfriebunQsn lnsinsn 3u Der.
tbeibi0nn9s- unO Gultusamedsn 9eoient
~ bobsn. Die msiftn iino aus Grbe
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3raMnt itnp Wabrbeit.

9as mor Dor Dielen, oielen Sabren.
Gab i'd burd) btes GeIdnbe soa
Gin Siinaling bsm pon brannen 6aaren
Gin iroB @elof baS Saupt umflpe.
llub latbenb ipis bies Ibaigefilbe.
Gag nleine Sufunit 9ea opr mir:
9tin9s iat id 9oto'ne 2raumsebilbe -
Scoob ben ibDniten Iroum in - 3tr.
SIN Sir, 9u ainb BON fiinfsebn aensen,
9u ibeues &eb am WaIoesiaum
GS bins bic gBelt pol @lhtbenfransen.
llnb 9llleS ipar mir ipie elm 3raum.
ocuf abermals burd bies Selauoe
3bu id Interchangeable sSabrt
Ston nei9t meiH Seben fidb sum Gube
Sm 9erbitwinb ruebt msin srauer Bart
9a feb td Seerbesflammen slimmen:
Sas ift 9ein 5ans bier spaiteit 3u:
9a boz itb beae Siuberitimmen
9ein xDbterlein biipit aui tidD gu.
0etn Sbdterleiu BON fiuf5ebu eeusen!
Stft Sn's uidt Ielbit SD weiB es fanm:
gsur thbf idb feudbt metn stuse gldnaeu.
llno ales lit mir rp,e elm 5ronnl.
Netn giht elm Traum - Mas mir seiouneu
Mas mir 9elebt 9epirft, erreidt,
3as lift feiu S1atte. raid 3errpnnen,
Sas lit feiu S1ttn, Der l9uen entpeitt
gtein, tpas iid einmal ib6u poleuoet,
9om sarteiten Sefibl geipeibt
Sas plrb uus ME mehr ridsepeubet,
Sas fparo elm Hrppfen G,pi9feit
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nn6 nur eirlige iDeilige aus Stein auf,
9efiibrt. Die Wdlle Der Dertbeioi-
gun9stperfe tpinben lid in Der Gegel
um Die @ren3en Der Wnb6ben berun,
bic iie einnebnen unn ,penn Die 8e=
ibafTenbeit bes Buoens einise puntte
leidter 5usdnslid nabt als anoeve, 10
iino Die Mdlle GIL iolben Gtelien
per1tlrft uno Die 8rdben pertieft. 9ie
gingdnse iinb eng uno ourh poriprin=
aenoe Wdle beidiibt. 9ieie Werfe
iinb sahlreid nno betunoetl. bob oeren
grbouer menieltens Die 8runbsiiee Der
8efelti9lnsstunoe ertunnt baben.
llmfrieoungen gu Gultus3weden tom=
men ldufi9er Dor, als Die 81 Belelti=
sungsspeden. SieIelben haben eine
regelmdbi9ere 6orm uno oft finoet man
innerbalb berielben Grb0bun9en, Die
als Nltdre 9eoient baben m0aen. lln=
iere 9iitoriter alauben, einSelne oieIet
Rmfrieoun9en mOaen aud au Nattonal=
ipielen benubt ipproen iein. mas um 10
tpabribeiulider lit. ais bel ben meilten
uneuliipirtsu Yoltern gultus, 9riegs=
ipiele uno &rie9stdnse in en9em 3uiam-
nenbange lteben.
Sic Yilowerte ooer Sbierbii9el Iino
erbObte Sisursn BON Meniden ooer
5bieren. Sieislbsn befinoen lih auf
Der grooberfldhe. Elm bis Iehs SUB
iiber Der natiirlideu 2aee bes gooens.
3tpei Der auffdllislten 8ilowerfe befin=
Den lih in 2ifin9 Gountp. gines oers
ielben 1T unseIdbr III Der Wlitte elmer
llmfrieouna in Der 9fdbe BON 9fewarf,
oemDbnlih oas yolte Sort" 9enannt.
Sic umfrieoun9 lit bon bo6en Wdllen
oebiloet, umldliebt b:inabe 80 older
2ano uno miro segenmartlg als Gair.
plab benubt. Gas gilowerf i'm Wit-
telpuntt oerlelben miro Nolerbiigel 9e=
nonnt, moem man eloubt, ouhelbe iolle
einen Hlegenosn 9loler oDrltellen. IS
lit nur iuenige GuB iiber Dem SOoen er=
boht, geniigeno jeooh. I'm nit 3iemli=
der 1eutlihtelt slnen i'm Sluge begrif=
ienen, aepat1en Nn9el eyfennen su
laNen. Seine 2duss betrdat unaeIdbr
aweibunoert Eub unb BON elmer Jliigel=
Ipibe sur onoern nliBt er ebenlouiel,
9t069rabunaen, uelcbe in Der Wtitte
bes yilomerfes porUenommen purpen.
brahten einen 9lltar Nn's Si1t, Der
Spurcn BON 6slieruir,ullN auf Den
Steinen unb Der @roe ,ei9te, aus mel.
den er beltano, lu16reno oas Sorban=
oenlsin BON s)olstoble uno 9llhe auf
oas Gorbringen bon CpIern siemlih
liber idliebeu ldBt. Sas anoere
9entmal. Der Nlliootorbii2el senannt,
befinoet lih auf Dem 8ipfel zines 9ilr
gels, ungeiGlr 6 9)Seilsn uon 9ewart.
9as @ilomert 1T sweibunoert Sub lang
uno Die er0Bte greite suanSla SUB !;
bic 8eitalt uuo 1orm ltellen oeutlld)
einen Mlli9atpr oar. Sin Siltorifer,
tpelber bas Yllomert belubte, lpriht
Die NnIidt aus. oaB oallelbe ir9eno eis
men @e9snltono beionoerer 6urbt uno
8erebruno ipmbplild bartlett, :. melher
auf einem Der vSauptbo6pldBe" oerStd'
tion nit ieinem te9leitenoen altar, uul
peldem oisies alte Welt oes Sbales biz
9lusiihuns ieiner reli9iOien 6ebrauht
bsobadten tonnte, aufaerihtet muroe.
inosm feline Sage ou9enideinli6 ais oe1
lerporrasenoite puntt in einem bolt.
rsiden 9iltritt, wslber pisle Wlilitdr=
StaatS= uno @ultusbauten entDielt
ausgew1blt wuroe.
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Sn GGio. penniplpanien. Mea
Yirgiliien uno anberen Staaten, ptlhe
BON Glubtbdlern burdihnitten iino.
bat 0o1no1er. bas infolee Der 6Gnee.
i1mel3e eintrat. groBe nebsriaDem'
mun9en unb Yerbeerunaen an9eridtet.
10 namentlid in pittsbur9 uno 9incin.
nati, NO 9auienoe BON Mrbeitern in.
foleebeHen.feiern mubten. @rOBe Nott
berridt unter Der drnern 8ep6lfernns,
bic bon Der Glutb betroffen rpurbe. Sc,
giienbabnperfebr Der .. & 8. Babu
unb beren 3lpeiolinien III unterbroden.
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sc Nie,,,amo 3weifeH.

8etpeis, untrieperle9barer Betreis
irirb 9eliefert, caB Or. Bul'S Guifen
Gyrup bas bette uno billi8ffe Nulteip
Mlittd 1T. "Sd) bate cine id3srere Grs
tdltun9, pnenmcnia) jebcd, nad1ccm
id cine Dlald)e bon DR.. Bull 0uifen
@prup 0ebraudt bate mar Der 9nlte,,
bei1er ,inb uie jipeite Tlaide turirte
mid, 9dr3lid." @ustap Gburnoltcr,
40 Nidcrv Gr., @lepeldnc, 81. Man
tanii (lcb auf Dr. Nnll' 8 Dulfen @prur
INNER ueridi5e1L td,sfe teineyl aaberen,
q tc(let MIR rs &ett8s
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A.. ara and 3aS connect at Weilsviiie 1or
stee hnnvi!le and Bellaire, Nsa 33S ana S4z
Il. meet in Union Station, Pittsburgh, Ior tne
East.
~r.-r, ,svsoo ANN NEm pui, anEi pNIh
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Daily. tExcept Sunday. fFlag stop. Meals
DARK Fased Typ: dsness. = sn. fron y ov e sssa 4
r. y. IOREE. EA. FORD,
ssusral Manager, GeasTal PapslS1 Agnk
ii-i5-N-I PITTSBURGH, PENE'A.
For time cards, rates Of fare, through tickets.
baggage checks, and further Information re-
Agent Of the Pennsylvanta Lines.
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GlebelanO, 0orain nns
@becling Vt. u.

sFobrpIan in Rroft isit bem %. Top. 1895.
Glenelanh Babnbsi am Gase bon eIs'sSaHsraraBs.
eRbIia asbenbe 3hae.
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etr0benbaA Anperbiubun9 amii&sn Meeelina. WsaS'
fins Strrs nne bem 8. 8. y 30. DabnnDi,H Dr'sos'
port. M
TdaItd ,wii9ea ben nit beSeinnssea Ynnften.
Gouusaes sspti&eu ben mtt I bsaeiGHsten @nnfter.
Mue aubsrn Gage tdsli@ aasssnsmmeu Sonnfaes
Am ecuutag iahrt bsr Bug 80. l nnr bts nbrt9s.
piIIs nwb bic Shgs So. nnb 0epen bon upssdsotae
ftott ppn Bri60spDSt Oh.
Nuycboehsnbe Ntrbnbnu9en unb bur4getenbe
1tfIstS nab oueu HuMttsu. Yeou iprtds BEL nnlern
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-30
CONQUEST OF THE WORLD.

Chauncey Depew Outlines the Twentieth
Century Mission of the United States.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Chauncey NJ.
Depew was one of the late speakers at
the banquet of the Congressional club
Wednesday night. In closing his
speech he said:
For the twentieth century the mis-
sion of the United States is peace,
peace that it may capture the markets
of the world; peace, that it may find
the places where its surplus products,
not only of food, but of labor,
can meet with profitable re-
turn. President Mckinley has
struck the keynote of this expanding
policy of our country, and recognized
that our mission has changed from in
ternal development purely to external
commerce, in the note which he has
sounded SO loudly and SO clearly for
peace.
Thus the twentieth century will re-
verse the nineteeth, the eighteenth,
the seventeenth and the sixteenth and
the United States will enter hopefully
upon its larger mission. God grant
that we may see American reach out
on the lines set down by our fore
fathers in the conquest of the world"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE Madrid FL Heraldo said, on the
26th 1.-The encroachments of the
United States upon the internal
policies of Spain have become in
| tolerable and must be resisted ener-
getically. The situation is difficult,
but, at whatever cost, the government
ought to put an end to a shameful
state of affairs for the sake of the
dignity of Spain"
A Mrs. JARVIS and her nine chill
dren, the youngest a baby, were
burned to death, at five o'clock, on the
morning of the 10Th, in a four-room
cottage occupied by the Jarvis and two
other families in Dixie street. Bethnal
Green, London. Later in the day the
husband and father died in a hospital
of consumption, Unconscious of the fate
of his family.
GRACE and Annie Nelson, whose
parents live near Franklin, Pa, were
| left alone in their home Christmas
evening. The former fell into the
CRATE fire and her clothing was ignited.
She was burned to death. In trying to
save the life of her sister Annie was
also badly burned and it is believed
| she can not recover.
| The committee having charge of the
Henry George memorial fund have
made another appeal for subscriptions.
| In their report the committee state
that SIS. 900 has been raised, but that
| this is in no wise adequate for the erec-
| ton of a memorial such as had been
contemplated.
THERE is talk among steel men of a
further extension of the scope of the
new wire trust 1t is now said that
efforts will be made to induce all the
steel billet mills in the country to ally
themselves with the trust, not as MEM
| oers, but as contributors.
CArT.-GEN. BLANCo gave a banquet
to the officers of the German corvette
Stein, at Havana. on the evening of the
Goth. Forty guests were present, in
Guiding the Spanish admiral. the mayor
of Havana and other naval and civil
authorities.
THE American line steamer st. Paul
arrived at New York, on the 26th, from
Southampton, after very stormy pas
sage. Among the passengers were
Lieut. R. E. Peary and Mrs. Peary.
REV. w. w. TAYLOR, aged Sc years,
the oldest Presbyte preacher in
Delaware, died at Wilmington on the
Goth. He was graduated from Yale 60
i years ago.
Y MOSES EDISON WORTHEN. one of the
leading men of affairs in Passaic, n. j..
died, on the 26th, of typhoid fever,
4 aged 60 years. He leaves an estate
! said to be worth 81, 900, 600.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-30
NO INDEMNITY DEMANDED,
Assistant Secretary Day Is Keeping Tai
ON ClalUos for Future Use.

Assistant Secretary Day Is Keeping Tab
ON ClalTos for Future Use.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.--Secretary of
State Sherman was seen last night re-
garding a story cabled from Madrid to
the effect that the United States had
demanded of spain So, 900, 900 indemnity
to American traders for damages sus--
tanned through the rebellion in Cuba.
The secretary stated that If any such
demand had been made he had not
heard of it.
Judge Day, assistant secretary of
state, said:
$50 far as know there is absolutely
no truth in the story. have not at
tempted to foot up all the individual
claims that have been filed, but even
on that superstition l should not at
tempt to say their estimate was COR.
rect"
At the Spanish legation no informa-
ton had been received of such claim
Heretofore the legation has been noti--
fed of the filing of all individual
claims, but it was thought improbable
that any claim in bulk would be made.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-30
RAILROAD BUILDING.
Chs Mileage of New Track Laid in 189
Etc.

Chs Mileage of New Track Laid in 1897
Etc.
CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The Railway Age
makes the following statement of new
railway lines built in the year 1897:
1.-The lowest point in 90 years. in re-
spect to railway building, was reached
in 1895, when only 1903 miles of track
were added, and 1897 has done little
better, the total now reported to
us being 1854 miles. California
stands first, with 210 miles, laid on
different roads. No track was laid in
New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut Maryland, Kansas Nebraska.
New Mexico, Indian territory, Arizona,
Wyoming and Nevada-and Eve Others
barely escaped from this category by
getting credit for from half a mile to q
mile and a quarter. At the commence
ments of 1898 the United States will
have 1874, AGA miles of completed rail.
Svau3
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-12-30
City, State and National Governments and
Other Interests Involved.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-The Chest.
nut Street national bank was city de-
pository, and there were city funds in
the bank to the amount of $3.50, S54.
The state of Pennsylvania also had on
deposit with the bank on December /,
1925. 900, according to the official state.
ment of State Treasurer Haywood, is.
sued on that date.
The bank was also a depository Oh
the national government, but the gov.
eminent is fully protected against loss
by holding 500, 900 United States bonds
as security.
1t is said that the bank holds the
funds of the city police and fremen's
pension funds, the school teachers
pension and annuity fund. and deposits
of the Paramount park commission,
which latter includes requests for the
park improvement.