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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27

terday morning, charged with being
drunk and disorderly the night pre-
vious. Mahcr and Kelley were sent
to the county Jail for thirty days,
and Gillespie was discharged.
Herman II. Smith. a young man
whose home is on Elm street, and
Joseph Lapolska, formerly of this side,
were arrested at Hoboken Sunday, as
suspicious characters. The fellows told
the police authorities at that place who
they were and where their homes are.
Chief of Police Gurrell was telegraph
ed that the men We're under arrest.
Patrolman Boland was detailed to look
up their careers. lie ascertained that
both left here some weeks ago to Sc.
cure employment, and they bear good
regulations. These facts were imme-
diately sent to Hoboken. 1t is pre-
sumed the men were released.
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MINooKA.

Miss Lucy swingle, of South Canaan,
Pa, spent yesterday with Mrs. Z. s.
Campbell
The Sunday school class of the
Greenwood Presbyterian church con-
Quoted an ice cream social on the
lawn OF Mr.. William Reynolds last
evening.
A south bound street car collided
with trip of loaded mine care at
Greenwood crossing yesterday morn
ing. The latter was being hauled to
the breaker by a locomotive when a
ear descending the hill crashed into it.
Owing to the steep grade and wet
rail the motorman lost control of the
street car. No little excitement was
caused as the occupants jumped for
safety, No blame Is attached to eth
er side as the accident could not be
averted. No one was injured.
a glec club has been organized in
Greenwood among some of the vocal
lists of that locality. T. ID. Maschal
has been selected as conductor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
FUNERAL OF JAMES f. MACK.

The funeral of the late James F.
Mack, who died Saturday evening as
a result of injuries received on the
railroad, was held from the residence
of John Gilroy, on North Main avenue,
yesterday morning and a large con-
course of friends were in attendance.
The floral offerings were very beauti-
full.
The remains were borne to st. Pat
rick's church at o'clock and a high
mass of requiem was celebrated by
Rev. ID. A. Dunno. At the conclusion
of the services. the remains were borne
to the cathedral cemetery, where in
terment was made. The pail bearers
were: James Doud, Henry Logan,
Thomas Ruane, John Quinlan and John
McHale. The fower-bearers: Andrew
Connors and Van Daley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27

The most stirring event that has oc-
Cured in Dickson City since its in
ception was the fiag-raising at Storrs'
mine last evening. Amid the roar of
cannon and the playing of the band,
Old Glory was hoisted to It's lofty posi-
tion, accompanied by the lusty cheers
OF about 5000 people, who were strong
ly imbued with the spirit of patriot
ism.
large platform at the base of the
immense fag-pole had been construct
ed for the auspicious occasion. The
exercises were opened with a selection
by the Citizens band OF this place,
which was followed by an invocation
by the Rev. w. H. Holder, pastor of
the Primitive Methodist church, of
Priceburg. A few remarks were then
made by the temporary chairman, John
p. Allgood, and which were full of
patriotism. Then followed a selection
by the Schubert Glee club, under the
leadership of Gwilym Morlais. The
song was a patriotic one and was given
with inspiring energy. The singers
were heartily applauded by the en-
thusiastic onlookers.
The permanent chairman of the oc-
casion. W. II. Morgan, was then called
upon to give an address. He spoke in
fervent manner that at once claimed
the attention of the audience. Then
came the most eventful feature of the
many good features of the evening,
the raising of the flag. This was done
most gracefully by Outside Fore
man Jacob Bowman's daughter, Miss
Blanche Bowman, and Miss Maggie
Jones. 1t was a signal for the boom
ing of cannons and the cheers of the
crowd, which prevailed long after the
| flag had reached the extreme end OF
the pole. When the noise 'had SUBJ
| sided the band rendered THE Stal
| Spangled Banner" In a most excellent
manner. A selection by the Glee clul
| followed.
| Next came the principal address oi
the occasion by w. Gaylord Thomas
of the West Side. He followed the pa.
triotic line and was truly eloquent Hit
remarks were frequently punctuatet
with applause. He referred to the
| proud distinction of the flag and sail
it welcomes everybody who has a de
sire to become an honorable and worth,
citizen.
The band afterwards favored thu
audience with a selection, Miss Mildred
| Gleason recited in a most charming
manner "Our Flag" An oration wa
delivered by Alderman John T. Howe
of the central CITY. He spoke in {
| jovial manner, and had the audience il
convulsive fits of laughter continually
| The Schubert Glee club next gave
selection. A set of resolutions wer
then read, in which the employees mos
| earnestly thanked the band, Schuber
| Glee club and the speakers for tn
prominent part they took in the affair
The event was brought to a con
clusion by the band playing America,
the audience joining in. The commit
tee which had charge of the even
were the following f. B. Reese, G. E
| Reynolds, Charles Bowman and Insid
Foreman Richard Evans. They ar
deserving of much praise for the ex
cellent manner with which every de
tail was carried out.
The flag was donated by the EN-
ployes and is a handsome one. 1t
dimensions are 20x30, and the pole o.
which it suspends stands ninety-fiv
feet in heighth and was given by Out
side Foreman Jacob Bowman and tn
officials of the mine.
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| GOOD WORK SHOULD CONTINUE.

Another vicious canine was disposed
of Monday afternoon by Patrolmar
Kiah Peters, of the West Scranton
police detail, and residents In the
neighborhood of Fillmore avenue and
Lafayette streets are resting easier in
mind.
The deceased dog was the property
of William Edwards. of Lafayette
street, and was a valuable dog, but
lately has become rather dangerous,
so much SO that no person ou,sid, the
family hardly dared approach the
house. Saturday Thomas Godfrey. the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. John God
frey, of North Fillmore aveuuc, was
playing near by in the etrnrt With
some other children when the dog ran
along and bit young Godfrey. li's
wounds are not at all serious. Com
plants were made and MIR. Edwards
consented to have the animal sh:t.
This was quickly done
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
OBITUARY.

George c. Fisher, of l7i2 North Wash
ington avenue, died at his home Sunday
night. lie was "A member of Company b,
Thirteenth regiment, which went to Mt.
Gretna. He was rejected owing to phy-
steal disability. The deceased was also
d member of local union, No. 553, Carpen-
ters' and Joiners of America. The fu-
neral will take place today at o'clock,
The services will be conducted By the
ex-members of the National guard.
Mrs. Rose Gilmore, wife of Patrick Gil
more died at her home in SchntzNille
Monday. She was IS years of age, and
was born IN Couuy Mayo, Ireland. Her
husband and four children survive her'
This morning AT 10 o'clock the funeral VIII
take place. A mass of requiem Will be
said at Holy Rosary church. lnterment
at Cathedral cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
GREEN RIDGE.

All members of Carpenters union,
No. 565, are requested to attend the
funeral of George C. Fisher, 1742 North
Washington avenue, at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Interment in Dunmore
cemetery.
Charles Found, Of Green Ridge
street, is spending a few days in
Prompton.
Mrs. Feldman, of Carbondale, is the
guest of Mrs. Shotter. of New York
street.
Mrs. Cobb, of Monsey avenue, is
spending a few days at Elmdale
Mr., and Mrs. j. /, Randolph, Of
Penn avenue, are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. William Otterson, of .;ew Jer-
Sry.
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FELL HEAD LONG DOWNSTAIRS

Mrs. Edward Reynolds, of 2019 La
fayette street, is confined to her home
as result of serious injuries received
late Monday night The injured wo-
man is suffering from internal injuries,
long cash in the right leg Just above
the knee and many confused wounds
and the shock. DIR. ]. j. Carroll Is in
attendance.
Mrs. Reynolds had retired. but some-
thing reused her and she thought she
heard some one moving around dowa-
| stairs. She got up and just as she
reached the stair head stumbled and
fell head long down the whole flight.
She was rendered unconscious, bat
other members of the family We're
aroused and fastened to her assist
ance. The cash in her leg was in
flicted by the jagged edge of little
iron toy horse. 1t took twenty-four
stitches to close the wound.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
SUSTAINED A BAD FRACTURE.

Benjamin F. Fern, son of John Fern,
of North Sumner avenue. was badly
injured at the Archibald minas Mon
day afternoon. The injured man was
experimenting the cutting Of braces
for mine cars at the Archibald mines.
The cutting was being done with a
large circular saw.
A small piece of the hard wood in
some manner was torn loose ana hurled
toward Mr.. Fern. He threw up his
hands to protect his face and was
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
DAYS DOINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
FLAG RAISING EXERCISES AT
THE sToRRs' MINE.

Several Patriotic Speeches Were
Made, Recitations Were Delivered
and There Was Music Both Vocal
and instrumental - Flag Was
Raised Amid the Booming Of Can
non and the Cheers of the Large
Crowd-Patrick Padden and David
Hughes Given a Hearing Before
Alderman Roberts.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
TO MRS. PINKHAM
From Mrs. Walter e. Budd, of Pat
chogue, New York.

Mrs. BuDp, in the following letter,
tells familiar story of weakness and
suffering, and thanks Mrs. Pinkham
for complete relief:
"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:--I think IL is
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27

struck. The right hand was broken.
The bones extending from the ease or
the first three fingers to the vrist ps-
ing badly fractured. The other hand
was cut and his forehead bruised. But
for the opportune guarding of the
hands, more serious injury might
easily have resulted. Or. Griftiths, Of
Taylor, is in charge.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27

ed me terribly. l could not sleep for
the pain. Plasters would help for
while, but as soon as taken off, the pain
would be just as bad as ever. Doctors
prescribed medicine, but it gave me no
relief
"Now I feel so we'll and strong,
have no more headaches, and no
pain in side, and it is all owing to
your Compound. I cannot praise it
enough. 1t is wonderful medicine.
| recommend it to every woman l
know"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
Globe Warehouse
These New
Duck Skirts

In Navy Blue, Natural Linen Shades, etc., have hit
the popular fancy to such extent that in little
more than week or two they have become the rage.
Every well dressed them, and tor
dressy, hot weather comfort it is many year since
fashion has provided anything for ladies' wear that
was so really desirable.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTON
FUNERAL OF THE LATE THoM.
AS w. PHILLIPS.

The General Sorrow of the Commun-
ity Shown in the Large Atten-
dance-Most Prominent Men in the
Community Were Present-Ser-
vices Conducted at the Residence
21S South Main Avenue and Were
in Charge of the Rev. Peter Rob-
erts-Benjamin F. Fern Injured.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
In Fashionable
Summer Suits for Ladies

We have still fairly good assortment, and late buy.
get the advantage of heavy reductions for prices
are now broken beyond recognition.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
At $1.60

You can have your choice Of
Suits worth about double, or
more. All other Suits have
been cut in price to similar
extent. The assortment is still
good.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
These New Skirts
Are ElabOrately Trimmed

With braids, bands, straps flowers, ETC., etc.. and
while they are exceedingly stylish and becoming
they possess the merit of being very moderate in
cost Our prices will surprise you. Come in and
look at the new ideas.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
At $3.OS

We offer the balance Of $500
and $3.50 Suits. These are
elegant garments and ought to
command the attention OF la
dies who like style and quality
combined.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
per dai 61NT Ron0!
At 05 and Accrued Interest.

At 05 and ACCRUED Interest.
Eighty-fve miles OF the Ell Paso and Northeastern
Railway completed to Alamogordo, and
the business and earnings of the company warrant
every claim that has been made as to the security
of the per cent. Gold Bonds of the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
New Mexico Railway
and Coal Company

limited number of these bonds for sale eS and
accrued interest
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-27
DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY:

Clarence D. Simpson Simpson md Watkins Scranton, Pa
COL H. NJ BOieS Pres Moosc Powdhr Co.. Scranton, Pa
Hon. L. Wares Pres. Scranton Savings Bank and Trust Co.
Thomas Ford VcePres. ist National Bank Pston Pa.
j. W. HOenback. Pres Peoples Bank, Wkes-Bare Pa.
Rudolph T. McCabe Pres N Y Queens Co. R. R. Co.. New York.
BENJAMIN Harmon Strong Harmon Mathewson Attoneys-at-
Law New York. N, Y
Girard G. W. LOwrey j. s. Lowrey Co.. N Y
Charles B. Eddy Eddy New Mexico.
]. Arthur Eddy Eddy Brothers, Denver Col.
Thomas H. Watkins. Simpson Watkins Scranton, Pa.
Harry Simpson Diamond Drill Contractor Scranton Pa.
sebondso neinves
particulars the following parties
A.
II. National Bank Scranton,
Bond Brokers, Washington Ave- Scranton, Pa
A. AS Wikes-Barre
C.
w. National Bank, WnkesBre
A.. Dryden. President Miners Savings Bank, Pttson,
w. l.. WatsO
Twin Carbondale
Or Office,
SIMPSON s< WATKINS,
FISCAL AGENTS. Board of Trade Building, Scranton Pa.
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Summer Is.
Tide Eil lit aud in Der ,So1pG er
StaatSle9islntur prompt angenOmmen
lporoen.
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nod Don Dem Sage, al weltbem Die
Grams Wtiiijiiippi unO Snternotionolc
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MADDEN miro.
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miro poS Seportement iiir NlSt,sf
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treftea, Ipelde na6 Dem Nu0ifellunos=
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ben He9ulattonen Der NuSlte Gunoobe:
borpe lollen idmmtlide rGreibite" bic
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nlft i'm &erihulpen eer Nusitellel
lle9t, 1T cine >Nnltallluung Der besii9=
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20. Ntai bis 10, Suni ieoph weroer
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ltattet, lnn bic Snitauiruns Der lbcr
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transport peripdtete oocr ionit aus
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mdbnten Gage c%inlan9enbc NuSltel-
lun9s9ilter weroen unbecin9t ;urild
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3eiet,ei, Der Scit.

Inter ben se9enmGyti9en !3eium
Hdnoen perbgeitet lids bao &rie9Sleber
I'M Often uno Meten. 60 bat bic
I9iew Dorter Steatslesislatrr einen
SeleeentparI ansenommen, eurd ben
cine Million Dollars ais &~rieasionbe
bepilli9t miro. Tebufo Grlan9un9
Der SsmiliSun9 pieies arie9sionpS
leitens Scr Nssislatur erlieB @ouper
neur Slat iol9enpe SOtihait an oie
lelhe
rGrei9niiie pon 10 SroBer unS all
Senleiner Sebeutun9 iinb iept ein0e
treten, oaB Die auimertiamfeit ieoeS
Snlturpoltes auf ms Seri6tet lit. Sic
STRIFE, Der Se9enilber lid miere BUN
oeore9ierun9 befinoet, cntbdlt ulis
ienc %llmltGnoe, ipelde sic Sutrnft Der
Nation berilbren, Us lit Die Eilidt
leocs Stodtce, Der Ne9icrulS purb
| Sultimmin9 NM llnterltlem9 bei;u
lteben uno lbre Nanp, melhe tic iiir
Were6ti9telt uno cine quite Sade CT
bobcn bat, 81 ltilgen. Die Stunocu
Der SroBten @eiabr baben Nep y)ort
| nlcmals wanten lehen. aui Wrunp
leiner Weihiftc unp ibrer ieei0en
WroBe lollte New ?)ort al er tier Stele
Die Situatipn oes Cages p%erlteben.
rNa6 refer ueberle9uns uno pom
Dem auiri6ti9en @unihe beleelt, cas
Niiplihe III tbun uno baS Shdplide
III laiien, empieble i6 Sbnen, che Sic
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mic eS sur Sstuns lolder prinsenben
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brinSen tonnte, wiinldcnswertb lit.
Sh boiie, paB Der Sag, an weldem
bic Wittel. melhe 30 n~ems5r,u IN
Nnlpruh 9cnommen weroen miiiien,
nod melt entiernt lit. Nber wenn Die
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rationale Selbltadtuns iid nitt mebr
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cine NntIpOrt auf Die ms crnahlenoe
Ffidt 9eben. Sb CLAUDE, baB Sic
nidt in llebereilung unb llnpillen eli
nem anoern %olte 9eSeniiber, ionoern
nit Der wcbl erpo9enen Nbii6t, ms
III pertbeioi9en unb I'M ben &dmpicn
ben unp Notblcioenoen Elm 3eideu Der
Nonnhn9 81 geben, banoeln werben.
IN anbetradt oes %llmltanoee, BAH
Fatriotismus obne Torbereitnn0 nllr
cin leerer gSabn lit, banoeln Sic 10,
oaB oaS erleubtete llrtbeil Der g&elt
Sic re6tferti9t."
llmScbenc mad GntSe9ennabme Der
Votl6aft, unterbreitete Nerr Niron
Dem Staatsreprdientantenbauie cine
ben @inI6en beS @ouperneurs ent=
lpre6enoe @elesporlase, welde ioiort
NIT Stimmeneinbeit an9enommen muir
be. Sm StaatSlenate puroe unmit=
telbar nah Der |erleiuns Der BOT
idait iiber Die Sewiaisuns I'M 6auie
beridtet, woraui bic %orlaSe cbenfalls
einitimmis gum @eiee erboben wuroe.
Die Dill wuroe barauf sur Heinl6riit
perpieien unb Dem @ouperneur iiberz
mittelt, welder bieielbe ioiort nit lei
ner llnterl6rift perlab. Cine abr.
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&rlIt9 lbren N0bepuntt crrelhen. Ter
FrGliocnt III ;ur Stunoe nod nit Der
Abianun9 elmer &otlbait bel6aiti9t,
in mcl6cr CT nof)mulb Die Grci0niiie,
Die III Ser lepi9en 8Aiio 9eilbrt, De
pue pdllireu lullen, morin CT tlar ulo
oeutlid o0rle9en min, Warim unlcre
Weoulo nit Dem poAi9 ~unfdbi9cn Spo
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gen 9iebt, erldoplt III unp w0rlm filr
ms Die Stumpe oeo ~l1anueln0 0etom
men ut. Gr miro ;ei9en, oNB nidt
Die Ser. Staoten cs lino, wel6e bic
len &onftitt beralibeidworcn bobell,
lOnoern paB oeren 9te9icrun9 leit Sab.
rem ulablGlli9 benilbt Wdr, Sponien
sur Seenoi9un9 beS &rie9eS 0uf auba,
purd) meld)en unlcre matericllen ,\n-
tcrellen 10 l6mer 9eIbdoi9t wurben,
III pcroulniien, odB mir unlere Ser
mIttlnng III mei9enniIpl9lter Meiie
a%n9cboten BADEN, uber ltete pertroltet
llno unlcrc ,Sllteruention III 'hroiltr
Nel'e ;uriidgeWielen worben lit. 50
pirp lid lcrner ;eigen, paB mir co lln-
lerer Steiun9 oils ~roBm0ht ihulria
inn, III Der &:eile, ME mir pore
9oll9en ltro uao poraeben meroer. III
bunoeln. wraen mir Mot unler IN
leben ais &ormadt uui Der melt ,hen
MemilpbGrr tinbilBen.
2&ir booen Sponien ME i'm intlo
ren iiber uniere Nbiidtcn 9elolien, mir
hoben lteto perlthert, bNB Die N3nericn
rGc Sn'el nnlcrer EolItlt lcBe lieot,
eoB mir aber perlan9en t6aaeu, mlp
Am u@l'erer lelb't mlllen oerlan0en
miifien, baB bieie ihmdhu6e MiH
mtrtbl6aft, uno piele &arbarei Dor
unlerer Sbire, Dor un'Crsn AuSen 0ui
boren mllnen. N&tr baben Spauien
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tlil6te lno (roe ais AntwOrt erb0l=
ten. lno ais mir ssssiet, paB ee uns
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te Spanien, oaR ss niht auf leinea
serriitteten Seiis. Ser ibm tbatid6ltd5
lhon entldlilpi: lit, perSihten werbe.
Spanien allein bat lih Die ,Solsen. Die
es frepentli6 beraufbel6luoren. ;l,u:
ldreiben. Gas ameritanil6e Tolt
aber ldoert lid in pieicr ernlteu Stun:
Sc felt nnp gel6loiien I'M ieinen Bra.
%lioenten, Der in maBupller @eiie olle
Wtittsl Der Diplomatic srihopit bat
rm oiiene acknowledgement 81 uermei
ben, Gs miro i'm mp Die Bolts.
&ertretung nit leiner 9an;cn &raf1
unterltiipcn, bis Der cole :Sped CT.
reiht uno bic Come Der Sreibeit ilbel
&uba aufSebt lno piele unglildli6'
Smell cine wirtli6e uNerle Der Nntil
len" 9epprpen lit.
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Der Miener Correspondent bes
yonoOner ,Stanbarp" l6reibt vSie
aoniSin= He9entin non Spanien bat
an ben aailer ,lran; ,Soispb non
Selterrei6 einen Fripatbriei 9eri6tet,
III lpcl6em lie nidt gcraoe I'M ,inter=
pention in Dem obi6webenoen Streit
nit Der Union nafiu6t, abcr lie bittet
ibren erlau6ten @%erpanoten ieineu
GinfluB in @aibin9ton an,uiuenpen,
Inn cine frieblide Young Der obwal=
tenben S9wieristeiten berbeiSuiibren
sic nit Ser @ilroc unS Ben 0ebens=
interenen Spanieno uertrd9li6 lei.
Sic beIinoe ii6 in elmer ltwierioere,
va9e, ais menn iie bic eisentli6e Snz
baberin Der b96lten @elpalt mare.
vle9e ibr bod Die Fili6t Oh, bic Sns
terellen ibres Sobnes uno Der oan;en
@errlderfamilie mnuerleet III bewab
rem unb snSlei6 Die Hedte uno Gbre
Spanlells 81 pertbetot9en. Cine
Freissebuns Gubas wiirbe un,weiielz
bait Der Spnaitie, inter Der lie lid erz
el9nete, Den %VebenSiaoen abidneioen.
Ooh leien Die @efabren zines !arie
ses nit Der ameritanii6en Union iiber=
aus groB."
MaS aaiier ,Sran, Soiepb oaraui
9eantwortet bat, weiB Der 9Siener
Correspondent beS yonooner ,Stano
arb" ni6t 81 er,dblen. 98enn mir
aber aus Der @altun9 beS @iener
vSaterlano", wel6es nit ben oortiz
gen @offreiien Siibluns bat, einen
SbluB Siebeu b%iirfen, 10 miro 8ailer
Srans Solepb bic ibm 81 @ebote ltebens
ben belheibenen Mittel bebufs Grbals
tuns bes S~rieoens in S%epesuns leeen.
Sollte CT aber oieien .3wed ni6t CT
10 wiirbe an cine attiue In.
t%erltilbnns ieiner Serwanoten aui benz
|panilden Chrome aus iebr rabc lie.
@rinben in teiner @eile III
lein,