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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-21
Commission Supplies Information.

WASHINGTON Feb. 2o.-Tzae civil ser
vice commission today sent 70. the senate
a reply to the resolution OF inquiry adopt
ed on February Il concerning the dismissal
OF employees OF the bureau OF animal indus
try al South Omaha, alleged TO have been
discharged at the instance OF Secretary
Morton after the November election for
political reasons The commissioners state
that the commission inaugurated an iuves-
tigation by bringing the matter 20 the at
teution OF Secretary Morton. who said he
would cooperate with them in making the
invest cation. and d~~i-7 that political
reasons had anything % DO with the dis
charges. The commission they say. is
not an appointing nor reinstating nor re-
moving body"
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ATHENS. Feb. .o.-Tae Asty publishes
a statement made by King George. TO
each one Of tne powers. and made every
effort 20 cau the savorsbls attention OF
Europe 20 the situation in Crete. bet vita
the exception of the mixed gendarnes
and the so-cAlled reforms nothing had re-
suited. Continuing. the king said:
MY patience became exhausted and I
decided 70 annex the island or Crete.
h1dy and soul. is Greek This de-
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FORMAL OCCUPATION MADE.
Greeks Now Masters of All Crete
Save Three Towns-Desper-
ate Fighting.

sulmans at Retino are greatly excited over
the report OF massaeres at sitia. II Is re-
ported that Gen. Sorted has attacked the
insurgent position and that desperate
fighting Is proceeding. Col. Vassos, COM
manding the Greek military forces in
Crete. has proclaimed at Retimo and Her
akIion the formal occupation OF Crete by
Greece. The Greeks have occupied two
Turkish towers At Fort Agia, spiked their
guns and retired to Csnea- With the ex-
ception Of three towns. the Greeks are now
masters OF all Crete.
CORFU, Feb o.-ReinfOrcements OF
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Herald from ST. Petersburg says; The
Greeks' ohstinacy causes Irritation here.
The Novoe Nremya expresses the general
feeling and policy of the government Ia
saying that the powers have no idea OF al
tering the policy they have taken II
needs be, the Greek battalionse VIII be dis
armed and then Greece placed ia a pain
fui situation by being biockaded.
The Moravia Geotzososd says politics Is
not sentimental and good sense orders the
Greeks 10 retire. and that the French must
not have all this feeling against King
Milan on account OF hts Turkish policy.
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Postal ApproprfatIons.

WASHINGTON. Feb. - The senate
committee or appEopria tions has agreed TO
strike out the postoffice appropriation Of
$I7lzS for the fast mail 10 the South. The
motion was made by Pettigrew. who
claimed that the appropriation amounted
10 payment for service which had been
pais FOR already at exorbitant rates. He
also entered a motion 20 reduce the rate OF
compensation FOR carrying mails 10 the ex-
tent Of one-ffth Of the present rate.
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- % the rabe1s. who are eutreuched On
nota sldas O. tire river. An 0f3cisi te}e-
gram pgblished t0nfght reports tas death
o. Co. a AiDsrt wSsiie making a recon-
usozaacs wfrh = detachment q Eis col
urnn. After taking possession q several
erxreucb meats and ia crossing the r1ver
20 attack tae rebe1s - feI MORALLY
wounded shot ~ a reb@l sesRrter. Only
a few aavz ago Gen Polzv3efa 80 fcitsd
and ebtagnes 6y caDls tEs promotion cf
ere gallant ofsceT 20 the rank q eosoaei
- l..ausrv Is, sne aa.A.
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A Tribute TO Greece.

LONDON. Feb. 9-At a dinner OF the
Eighty and Russell clubs at oxford this
evening, John Morley, NJ. p. said:
''One thing Is certain. beyond all doubt.
and that IS Crete must be liberated once
and for all from the Turkish control, con-
cert or no concert of the powers. The
pigTny power Of Greece has done what the
poRers were powerless 70 Accomplish"
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OLYMPIA. Feb, s--Specfal-The Ca
natt rairoad oia VIII come up for snas
action oy the house Tuesday afternoon az
2 o'csock. After spending another long
day in debate on the otIl--a dAy hAed with
bitter passages between members and
characterized ny q S@asss tAonAi Incident
the house al *.5e this afternoon adjourned
until Tuesday afternoon. Monday being
WsSAingt0ns birthday
The sensational incident of today eecur-
red late this afternoon. when Williams left
the cEaAr and Speaker Cline assumed IL.
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cision. perhaps. provoked the powers 20
additional eoercive measures against me.
1 have ordered my army not 70 abandon
the island under any circumstances. Crete
viii be sdministratively organized as soon
as possible"
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national monetary conference. with
amendments authorizing the president. II
ne "a fit TO seek an agreement by dipso-
matte negotiations instead of conference.
Ten OF the seventeen members Of the COM
mittee were present. three Republicans,
six Democrats and one Independent eight
OF whom are silver men. and there was no
dissent 70 the report. Five kepabIicanS
q ahsenfed themselves
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WASHrhs-s sTON. Feb. 9-Ths house
spent fhe 1ay in discussing the general de-
acsency s.u. which was not finished. There
NAs 4 warm debate over an amendment by
Hopkins o. Illinois % take eat the item 0t
- 70 pay members Of the Flfty-thIrd
congress fer amounts Withheld from their
salaries FOR absences In accordance with
Tule adopted by that congress. Hopkins
saIe that Speak crisp had enforced THAI
-ule 70 hold quorum. and that Democrats
should nor apply 70 Republican house for
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Presidential Nominations.

SF1ISGTON. Feb 2o.-The president
today seat the following nominations 20
the senate. James 7. Woicott 10 be United
States district court Judge for the district
of Delaware: Giles y Crenshaw. 20 be
marshal for the western district OF Mis-
souri,
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Wild And WORDY WAR
Williams and 6eraghty in the
House at Olympia.
THEY ALMOST COME TO SLOWS,

Then the Matter 10 Expaagea Frera
the Records and the Speaker De-
ciares the Episode Ciosed-it Was
All on Account of n stIuEfag ac-
ensatlon hy the spokane Member
Against the Gentleman rram
htns-PoweIl Poarx n Piece Of
oily ncggcrei ON the Troubled
Waters-fhe Day I'm the Legisia-
ture.
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The phiIinpine Rebellion.

NEW YORK. Feb "A dispatch TO the
Herald from Manila says. The advance
column commanded by Gen. Barraquer
has established artillery 'redoubts within
/. 800 metres OF the bridge eros sing the Riv-
er Zapote. The fire Of the redouhts. com
hined with that Of the fleet commanding
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NOPAY FOR ABSENTEE
Item for Salaries Of Last Con-
gress Defeated.
cRIsP's RuLgTo oETAouORum.

Members Paid 0sIy when fn Actual
Attendanre-scMff Renew. Rfs
Attack ON Justice shIr.s-BartIett
and DaireIi Give Notice That They
VIII Reply TO the Attaek-The
senate Talks, bnf Arcomplishes
sorhfsg-oid Campaign Arxa-
m~nt. Revived and Hotiy Pre-
seated Monetary Conference
Agreed Cpen.
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SALEM FeN. za.-To8NYta joint corgers-
,je9 ass bat a seDcsi1f9n q former oneH.
wftn fh@ exception that oniy tairfy~are
rnosnrers answered % their names. After
roll eaU the cozveatsoz adjourned tsu acon
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WAsHTNGTON. Feb. 22-Ths president
has signed she act authorizing the secre-
tary ~ che navy to arrange for the trans
portatlou OF contributions 20 India.
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superior numbers q tAe Greeks ar9 cav
eighteen q ire Msssafnans succeeded n
caltl1g shelr way . TIE turkish oufposs
At AUlzsana.
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CRETE TO BE ANNEXED.
King George Gives Positive
Orders TO His Army.
HIS PATIENCE IS EXHAUSTED.

Has Made Every Effort go Cain ru-
ropes Attention to the Situation.
but without Avufl-says the IsI-
and Is Greek. Body and soul. and
Under No circumstnnc VIII He
icnism Is With Me- He Asserts
Formal occupa tien Proclaimed.
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AGREE TO THE CONFERENCE.
House Committee VIII Report Fa.
yArabty ON the Bill.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20-Tae house
committee on coinage to-day decided 10 re-
port sAyora5ly the senate biz for an inter
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CANTON. O. Teh -Prazs1ert-@7s-t
- E.rtey has fuEv recovered ass accos-
tlrues hea.tn'' ss3a ~. T. Il Phillips tafs
raoralaE ard g believe Is strorx xe- than
eTsr Tat does nos -se8n. however, that
re Ri- resume -ecssvlug visitors prgElis-
cucuesy. a. I haye advised ernnaztlca1iw
against {s. SPECIAL visitors or those who
rs-ns by lrvtfssioa - Ma Mckinley. wiu
- E1ven su7terce. TIE -es- 8r3 free59n
f~cn orcisI cares cet2lnsa dgrlng the
rzst seek have bsen he2sac}al % h3rz"
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PARIS. Feb. sa.--Ths students continued
this eyeaing their demonstrations N favor
OF Crete. out without any serious incident
Two thousand people met At Mentnartre
snd adopted resolutions fsvoTing Cretan
independence. Speeches were made by
several members of the chamber of depu-
ties. The French policy og inertia ass
condemned.
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Hard Fighting at youkoIies.

LONDON. Fes. 2a-The British eoasui
AZ ranea reports that tAs aEhttng between
fhs Turkish garrison of Fort RoGkolles,
rorsssriBs of - soldiers and f9a CREAM
aFssssuzrnzas ard TIE Greeks y a. ceasseF-
ats Tne garrison drove tne Greeks 1scE
tnree or four niles. bui the Turks Nefe
c.sax forced 20 gsGAss oS.sEs tas sFsALy
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BERLIN. Feb. n-The North German
Gazette. in an inspired statement. SAYS
that Germany is prepared - negotiate on
the Marquis e SallSbury's proposals n re-
gard 10 the future organization Of Crete.
provided that Greece IS forced 20 retire
ana that Greek annexation OF Crete IS put
ont OF consideration.
Russia Is Irritated.
NEW YORK Trah Al sa-na,sh - -.
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voIcE or rnr srNArr.
RESOLUTIONS agreed to Expressinx
Warm syrnpathy for Greece

WASHINGTON. Feb. ea-Serator Csns-
eson presented a resolution IL the senate
TO-DAY exWresSlns sympathy for Greece.
a'ed shs resolution vas agreed 20. Ii reads
ss fellows.
Resolved That rhe senate CO ere T-Nstaa
stttss- oe1sE nssnifui ~ The sympathy Tor
Iae 4 n1te9 SetttS expressed 81 sne tiTsess
81 lhe tlaae eE theI~ 2ar foz lrssaess 9ensse
now e1teFls llka sgeuEr soy % she govern
Isef&t % GEeIee Ts1A lts Intervention IN
ee1alf ~ the people - ere IS anG - crete
E2E TIRE purpose o freeing them fr0ra The
tyranny q foTei ia oppression and 10 re,-
ss0re pa ace With tfae blessings % Chris
tan CIVILIZATION 20 that aAss RS sal Is <assras -
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CA1E,A. Island q CREE. Feb. s1-All ne
provinces of Crete have voted fer ths
uaiaa q the island Ellh Greece The re-
suit has beea communicated to a. the
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Greek troops have left here FOR Aria.
Greer amidst enthusiastic cheering toT
sAa urt5- cf crete and Greece
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NEW YORK. Feb. IA dispatch to he
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Die 8iIbuns eines characterization
Dreibunoes Der 8epubIifen @biIe, 9eru
uno Ireentinisn III anssblid i'm @auss.
SO ioa u. u. barauf nbaeiebsn fein, bic
8epubIif 8OIiua BON Der 2anofarte su
pertil9en uno bas 8ebiet 8oIipias stpis
fben ienen brei Md6ten ..bribsrlih" su
pertbeiIen. Seoenfaas f6eint balo pie'
Der Elm 8riss 3u eruarten fem.
Sanatifer unter Der 8spblferung Der
characterization 8spublit 8eru bereiten
Brotefts8 eriumnluneen sessn bic BON
GonereB ansenommene @eiebesporlass
Dor, peI1e bic Giuilebe esisBlib cner.
fennt.
NuS Imfeream truroe mit9etbeilt,
oaB bic 8~ofseprelie alui bsOsuteno ses
fallen iino, infolee Der 9aten 2afee.
grnten, namentlid in 8raiill.n.
arsentiniens nd9fte @ tisensrnts min
auf Ii Dill. Tonnen ssfddst. uno &c
tperoen minbetens | Billion EOnnen er'
portirt perben f6nnen.
Das Stdbtden 2oreto. in Der idbams.
rifaniihen Republif Ecuador, tpurbs
our9 einen Ortan fat p0Gis ssrit0rt uni
Siele foaen umseiommen fem.
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Gin prd6tieer Wfifiifippi.S Dam
pier D%erbrauut.

Der nsue pradtise 9ampfsr ..Sluf
@iip' pOn Der ,,4n6or 9npe", elm Del
bsiten uno an e~leeanteiten auSBeitatieten
Banaglerboote auf Dem untersn Wiiil:
lippI. pelber mt uIersls . lnaslersn une
t%auienb Tonnen S,a6t perlaeoener Ari
pon 81. 2ouiS nab Hew OgieanS abfubt.
1T OOnnetitus Norsen I'M Satsn pOn
Gbsfter, ST., bis auf ben D nstlpleseI
uerbrannt. Aae Pahaslets uuo ole
Wannibaft elrelbien unperleBt o-s
2ano, aber an 8oro bes SbIffts III
nibis ssrtlt.t iporben. Der 8slam nj
psrluit miro auf 500. 600 sel6dBt.
@Ine 4nsabl ~iperibpoler 9~tennpferoe. ots
su ben Wettrennsn nab Nep Orleans
sebtabt peroen iOltsn, iino DsrOrannt.
Slammen ipuroen furs Dor 9 ubr in Uia'
idlnenraum entoefl, bic NIT 10 eroBsr
5dneuietsit um iib stiifsn, ouB baIb
Oas game Boot in 5iammsn esbGal
mar. Ser Nusbrub eIner Yanit untel
ben Bahaeieren puroe our6 ods lbusae
4uslessn Der 2aufplante psibliei. iie
enttamen ole sItifii1, aber tem elnSiBer
fonnle fem @epdd retten. DE metlten
BaHasiere paren @elbfisber. 6IudllInge.
be pOn 81. 2ouis nab lbrer Slmitb su.
ridtebtten. Gbefter IIeet rs WeIlen un'
terbalb 81. &ouiS.
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Gnaent6fer SdmuaaeI.

Die 8unbesbeamten in Nosalsa Nris..
iinb einsm Sbmuaeel auf bic Spur eei
fommen, Der minbefens ben 8eis Der
Orieinalitdt bat. SIN Mai b. S wuroe
IN Der Ndbe iener Stabt Elm Stud 2anb
Der 8eiieoslune erihlUfen. Gin Mann
beleste cine plIseqs bart an Der msri.
fanli6sn 8rense, leste cine .,Staot"
aus uno errihtets elm erobes SauS, pels
Dies TbIren auf belbsn Sslteu, allo auf
Der merlfaniihen uno Der ameriianifhen
bate. Die Wsritaner luoen ibre Btos
butte auf lbrer Selte ab uno Der i4laue
gambler uertaufte iie auf Der amsrtant.
iden Seite an feline 8anben. Iaf oleie
Neiis entsins er Der 3oabssabluns. Das
9auoamt bat isBt e,n 8srbOt srlahsn.
uslbeS oerartlse ,.Stdotesrinoun8en"
perbletst. NuBeroem ldBt bic Hseierune
elne StraBe auslesen. pel4e stpei WsI'
len lang unb ie6sls SuB brett lem plro.
iooub bic @rri&tunS BON Sduisrn. Die
iib IN spsi psti4lsosnen 2dnOeru bsin.
Oen, in 3utanft nibt gut md glib fem
IDtID.
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Cine @ntfibrune nit einem ettpas
fomiiden 8eisei6maf bat in @aperob,
ga. ftattesfunoen. Der iunee Sarmer
8. 8. Sarris tpar nit Srdulein @oitt
0iaiamS. Der 9ohter zines Der rei6iter
Burger bes Dries. ems seporben uno.
oa 8apa Wlqinms bon Der 8ersinisunq
oeS 2lebeSpdrhen ni6ls plHen poate
bsidlOB oufelbe, burdsubrennen. De,
Plan tputbe in elmer bunteln Haht su,
4usfabruns sebradt uno Sarris iastt
nit ieinsm 9iebhen in einem 8ussp A.
Dem nddlten Srieoensribtsr. UNI iih Dor
oemielben copuIiren su laien. unter'
peeS liesen Der idbnen Soltb 8eoenfen
auf oh bes SbtitteS, ben ite setban. uni
lie CAB oenielben in Worten 4uSorut
gersebens bemiibte ii6 Surris. iie ans
bern SHINES su MAIDEN ; ais auf emma
@oitb's tleiner 8rloer ieinen &opf untei
benz 8ue9piib berporitredte unb risf
,,Heo' felnen nniinn, goitb /! Sebt pirt
sum Squire eefabren unb So6aeit &C.
madt, oenn i'd MIL nidt um ben Spat
tommen, nadbem i'd bic baIbe Rabt I'm.
ter BEN SIP 9etauert eelesen babe"
Der Sunse battle bon BEN gntfibIunesr
plane Winb befommen unb ii1 obne WIf.
fen bes YGrbens unter Dem Sueepiit
ueritsdt. -9ie Trauung tpuroe ooasosen
unb Bapa CAB ii& ipdter nod suirieoen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-25
Ste Rcbbenfraae.

Die canabiiben 8erinasmeers Gonfe'
renten madtsu auf ben 8oribIaa elmer
iOfortigen @%lniteluns oes RObbenfanges
cen @esenporidlas. cine @ommIf ION
einsuieben, melde nidt nur bic Behring'S
meerfruee. iouoern aud Die Brobleme per
8sciprocitdt. ben @-enSitrsit. Die norbal,
Iantli6e Sii6ereifruse u. {. {. su erlebis
sen bate. Die unterbanolunsen in ser
R~Obbenfruse spliden ben 8ertretsrn
@~Relanos, GanaoaS uno ben Ser. Staas
len iinb gum Nbiblub eebro6t porben
unb Der canubii6e Bremierminlitsr Wil'
frieb 2uurier 1T mad Ottatpa surtidse.
reift. Die @rperten elnieten ii6 ems
filming iiber e,nen 8eribt in Besug auf
ben 3uftuno Der 8ObbenbeerOen. unb bic
oiplOmatlidon 8srtreter Der Resisrung
s~rslslten Elm @inUerftdnonib. ~bsmsufoIse
lie in ipdterer 3elt elne enbeiliise grles
oieuns Der Breckenridge su erreiben bot,
fen. 8Orldufs tpurbsn aber feline bsfi'
niiipen WaBnabmen bebufS @initeauns
Der Seebunbsiaso pereinbart.
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500 Selobnuua ! 500.

Die ettr bislu 3situns ptretn I6 frsusn a
srfabrsn, eab % ptHislitns cine etfirbtit
8ranfbeit airbt pslfe bic 9biIsnlhaft in all
ibrtn Siuftn ,u bsilsn i'm Stanhs il, Sal'i
aatarb.a ur NJ bic tinjiss itBt Der drjrltbsn
Bripufpaft befanuif p0liiips Sur. 8atarrt
trforbut ais zine Gonfitutionsiranfbsit elm
epnfituiiontlt 8sbiupluns. Sal's aatarrb.
Sur pirp inusrli6 ssuOmmtn unp pirit biref
auf has 8Iui unb bic ltlsimigtn Obntldbsr
bts Spltms bapurh bic @runplaat Der ardni.
belt lrIltSIenb unp bsm pititHtsn Araft gsbsnr.
inptm it bic GpnlitutlOu ess aSrptrs aufbaui
uno etr Naiur In tbrm Werfs bilft. Die Vi.
ssntbiun babtn 10 pitl Vsrtrauen 40 tbrtu
StiltrSffn. bae ft finbunbtrt Declare 9slob-
nuns fir isOsn 6aa aubistsn, ben ir ~ furirrn
psrftblt. eabt Gu6 cine eiff pom 3tusnihsu
fcmmtn 0ldn aertfire:
8. 8. Gbtnsp & 60, Solsbo, 3.
RzST 8atauft BON allen ApcibdtrH, 75e.
pal's Gamilisn giltH Iine bic bffsH.
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Bur Siffe Der i'm Gife fe~ftliesenSeu
@aIIf6fabrer.

S&atumtsiefreidr Sage Bot ben Sc.
fretdr bes Snnern sriu4t, bic 8samten
in alusfa su inftruiren, unssfabr Isds.
bunbert &~ennibiere bon Der Reeierunass
berbe fur ben @sbrnu1 Der expedition ,u
fammsln. bic an Boro bes 8oatutters
Bear" mad benz Polarmser sur SiIfe
Der feft eefrorsnen @alfidfabrer abss.
ben foa. Wan erpartst, pab Der 9oqs
tutter in stpanSis Taeen einen Plab on
Rorton's Suno erreiden fam, mo cine
eroBe GnaabI Wdnner ensasirt psrosn
iOlsn, um bic iedsbunoer. Wsilen LANCE
8eiie mad point Barron iibsr 2ano su
MAIDEN. bic Rennibisre ioasn aud iber
2ano oabin getrieben tpsroen ; man
fa8t. bab iie unterpees senus WooS fin.
ben, poUon iie fi& betannlli9 ndbrsn.
@apt. Sdosmafer. @bsf bss 3Oliuttsr.
Dienftes uno Capt, Sooper. Der bic pa
trolfotte i'm Berinssmeer c%ommanout.
bebauptsn. bab bic Renntbisrbsrbe pcr
Niite Sebruar 9oint Barron srrsi1en
rpirb. Gapt. Futile, Der ben 8oqtutter
Bear" cOmmanbirsn tpirb, pirb fur Ell.
men Der fdbieiten unb uertrausnsptrois'
item Mdnnsr i'm Dienits sebaIten unO man
bat ni&t bic Ssrinsits 8siOrsniB UNI elm
Utblingen oes nnternebmsns.
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Gin r~iefiaer xruit.

Gin rieiises @apltal' Combine 1T il
st. 2ouis, No., su Stunoe sstCmmen
Die @ebtuoer N~leornebaus. betannt ali
Die ., 81. 2ouis stamping Co., uno Die
.8ranite Glip Steel &c." rsprdisntiren
bic Oortissn Sntersfen. Ser plan sebt
oabin, bic Sabrltatlon bon emalllrten
Baarsn gu concsntriren. psl1e IN gu.
tunft ausiblleBlih unter ben Riebrlng.
baus'idsn Yatenten ssmadt ipsroen.
Anosre eompanien iino in Der neuen
Corporation i%ntereilrt. barunter stpei in
BEN gcrf, orei in Gbleuao unp lie sine IN
Wtlnaufee, Baltimore unb Qbilaoel.
pbia. Das ~ssiummte capital oes neusn
Iruits pirb s25. 000, 600 betraesn uno
i. q Nleorinsbaus iplro Der Brdiiosnt
besielben iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-25

Won ioate eS nidt fur m6slid balten
Oub bel ben ~unsebsuren Guan.itaisn bon
9etreIoe. nit pelben MIR in oieiem
Sabre seiesnet purben. nod nbtbis iei.
OaS Webl su perfali6en. DaS seibisbt
,ber. unO Der usbsItbdter 1T Der @Iu
cOie,3 ruit, pelber, UNI iib elm Nbfabae'
biet fur fem Nebenprooutt, Waislt atte.
~ psridafen. pieIe NtIer iiberretei
bat. sebn Brpsent BON oIeiem btliesn
3eus unter Oas Webl su mtden, Oa olss
gar mtts i9aos. Blr psrm6sen nIbt
W iusen. OBJ Der @enuB bon Walsitirte
seiunobeitSsutrdsltd 1T Oosr nibt. Ober
iopiel 1T fiber. baB aeute. pel6e Webj
%iuufen, fslne StGrfe silen woaen. Sss
Nenflls bat infer StaatssN abrunssmIts
iel' SnipettOr pieoer elm ueueS 6slO fur
ieine 1bdtlBteit s~efunoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-25
Yin SAniubfnh ttae.

Ser llnterJeidnets bnt, nadbsm sr msbrsrt
Sabre lang nit einem fhw.reu 9unaeuleloer
bsbaftet mar uelh,s in S%dminoiudt aus,u.
nrten brobte, eurd eiufaps @trel ieiue Sc.
iuuobeit wieoer srlanst. uno er nth oisiea
3eiImitteI Der leioenoeu Renidbeit NTH ellen.
Nh Nile. ueIde oas peilmittsI babsu woGlen
'didt er b~ersitulllsff cine Gopis bss bon ibm
bsnustsu Receipts iuelhes bic ee,oenb.n aIs
elm iiheres peiImittel aeatu S%9pinoIudt,
afbma, &atarrb, 9ron6itis, uno alls Sais.
uuo Singenfranfbeiten tennsu I,rneu mtroen
Sr boft pab ale eeloenoe isiu Veittsl probirer
usrosu, oa ss unidnbbnr 1T 8itieniaen
Iuelde ons Reeept baben wOlen, usIdes ibnen
nihts foifet mo ND pislei6t ole cine @oblibal
ertusiisn miro. fpnIlsn freuuoIii6f aSrsHiren:
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Brooklyn, New York
asS- Grudbnt Oisis 3sttuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-11-25
@as Suabeu lerueu foutsu.


Gin peiier Wunn iaete, oaB man ei-
men &naben aaes baS lebren folte, mas
CT einit oils Mann n6tbie bat.
SIMMER ebrIi6 uno aufrlhtig su fem.
2,,ne @isiebuns III eitpas pertb. tpenn iie
oieies perfeblt. Sin Sunee lernt better
ME baS u y 6. ME 3u rehnen unb su
i6reiben, alS bab er unebrlih unb uns
uufridtis in ieinen @Orten uuO Sane.
Iuneen 1T. Simmer bic Babrbeit su ia.
gen, nitts ais bic 8abrbeit, mag ss
ioften mas ss mole. bas III Der @runbsue
eines tl1tisen Mannss.
Hein su iein in ieinen eebeimfien &C.
c%anten. rein in aasn ieinen Wortsn, rein
In isber Chat, oas III rein i'm @sit uno
AM 8DTper. bas 1T Der s'usite @ruuo'
aug.
Selbhlos Su iein. Wan isi forsfdltig
i'm nmeans init Anberen. Wan iube
ME 3u perleBtsn. %ionosrn INNER 81 i6o.
men. S6hl6 uno manierli1, frsunblih
unb suporfOmmenb, sefdais uno oisnnbe.
reit. -Sebermann liebt einen iolbeu
Rnaben. gbrsrbietis sssen 8orseissts.
unb defenders seeen oaS 1Iter oil !nbaren
Elm ebles Sera Dem man pieI anuertrauen
fam.
Man fei tbatis unb Hsibis; man en-
tparte bon Anosren nibt INNER Sllfs,
iOnbern BELLE fib pom6alib ielbft, mo-
INNER man es fam. Die Delt nil
islbhfdnbise Weni4en. Nur ibnsn
tam man Elm @siddft anpsrtrausn
8eine sbrIids 4rbeit If cine SdanOe.
Nan ersifs INNER oieie an nit spsi
Sdnosn uno nit boiler Gnersie.