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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06

house and Tad" lived for several years
after his fathers tragic death. Robert
Il. Lincoln. the eldest on. became min
lister 70 England m was secretary o.:
war under Arthur. Andrew johnson
was the father OF three sons, despite
the assertions To the contrary Of biog-
raphies. encyclopedias n newspapers.
Two ~ his sons were in the union army.
one OF them. Charles. "a a urged ~
the LIST Tennessee infantry and was
thrown from his horse md killed In
Nashville. Tenn, in 1868. Robert. the
second son. was colonel OF "A Tennessee
regiment. and the third son was Frank.
who after his fathers death. changed
his name to Andrew. Robert died In
G~reenville. Tenn, shortly after his
fathers retirement from the presidency.
The youngest son lived until 1878. The
two daughters OF President Johnson
lived In the white house, the eldest OF
whom. Mrs. Patterson. Is still living at
G~reenville. in the old homestead. She
Is the last of the children OF the third
Of 'Tennessce's presidents" and there
are only two other descendants-her son,
andrew Johnson Patterson, and a
granddaughter.
The Grant family consisted OF one
daughter and three sons. Frederick,
Ulysses. tr., and Jesse. The daughter
was W. wv AAA ARh1' - 800
and Is at present n widow. living with
her widowed mother in Washington.
General Fred Grant has been minister a.
Austria. and is now in Porto Rico with
his command. The sons Of r.. B. Hayes,
four i'm number. are living I'm Ohio, and
one OF them. Webb c., has become iden-
titled with public life. and Is a success
full lawyer. Hayes. like Grant and Gar
field. had only one daughter. President
Garheld's four sons are all living In
Ohio. one OF them, James. the eldest,
being "A member of the Ohio legislature,
P%residen. Arthur had n son and a
daughter. both of whom are living.
President Cleveland went 10 the white
house a bachelor. married there. and at
the close OF his second term left Wash
ington the father OF three girls. One
son. now an infant. the fourth child, was
born in Princeton. N. j.
President Harrison was the father Of
n son and daughter. both grown up and
married when he went to the white
house. BY his second marriage he has
an infant daughter. President Mckin-
ley's two children are both dead.
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HOW IT FEELS TO BE HELD UP.
And, Incidentally, Experiences of the
Man at other End Of the Gun.

How IT feels To he held up and the
impressions Of the man behind the
gun. who demands your money or your
life, are novel experiences that have
fallen to several people Of Chicago.
Just what impressions are formed
at the critical IN when h VIC
tim is looking into the barrel Of a for
midable revolver and hears the
brusque command to deliver your cash
and valuables at the penalty of ones
life. linger in the memories of the dar-
ing robber and the one whose cash he
covets.
In the county Jail in solitary con
finement awaiting trial Is n OF the
most daring and most dangerous rob
bers that ever held a gun owe a vic
tim in Chicago. He is James A Cald-
well, who is charged with the attempt
ed murder of Bartender Ward Fish
and four holdups which were commit
ted within two months. Caldwell is
a dangerous a He has demonstrate
ed that on two occasions when his
victims resisted his attempts to relieve
them of their money. His opinions OF
h~ighwaymen. their victims and the
ways in which he accomplished his
work in this city are startling and or
iginal.
Caldwell carried a gun TO enforce his
demands and when the occasion pre-
scented itself did not hesitate TO use IL.
Here is his story as told by himself:
It's dead easy TO hold up a man or
a woman. too. for that matter. All
you've got 10 do Is TO hav a gun and
plenty OF nerve. and the person who
has the and the cash will
change hands at your command. When
] held up my first man / felt as much
frightened as he, but j found cut how
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06

Trains leave Anaconda FOR Butte: $50 q
m. u.5o n. m. 800 p. m, 500 p. m.
Great Northern railway trains leave An
aconda:
$50 a. m. local 10 Helena. Grea; Fails n
all points west.
500 o. m. Atlantic Express for ST. Paul
and all points east and west
Oregc- Short Line railway trains leave
Anaconda;
$500 p. m. for all points south. east ana
west.
Northern Pacific railway trains leave
Anaconda:
9O5 p. m. Copper City Limited for Ham
tlton.
SIS ,. m. through train for st. Paul ana
al points east
400 a. n. through train for Portland
and all points west.
Trains leave Butte for Anaconda:
f:5 a. m. Great Northern Railway Pc
cihc Express.
10 a. m. Anaconda Express.
I:O5 p. m. Northern Pacific Copper City
Limited for Anaconda and Hamilton
500 p. m, Anaconda Express.
$40 p. m. Great Northern Railway. Hell
ena and Great Falls EXPRESS.
The schedule time OF all passenger
trains between Anaconda and Butte IN
either direction does not exceed 30 min
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive at D.. n
a r. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
From St Pau and all points east 7:ss . n
From Portland and all points
west -. ......... ...........Io:s . n
Northern Pacific trains leave B.. A q
p. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
For Portland and all points
west .-....... $500. ......-.-.-.. wv .
For Butte. st. Paul and all
points east ........... .......s... S:l5 p m
All trains arrive and depart from the
Butte. Anaconda a Pacific Union Passen-
ger Station ct Anaconda
Tickets on sale for all points. local ana
through, on the Great Northern railway.
Oregon Short Lin railroad and Northern
Pacific railway and their connections
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
IN Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the q. NJ. q.
r. l.. and n. p. railways viii be accepted
for transportation over the B.. a . ?.
railway.
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Received In the Right spirit.

From The NashIngton Star.
what did Colonel stllwell say about
the branded peaches we sent TO cheer his
convalescenceg'
HE said he was afraid he wasn't strong
enough TO eat the fruit" replied the little
girl. but that he appreciated the spirit
I'm which II was sent"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot. Ease. a powder for the feet IL
cures painful, swollen, smsrting. nervous feet
and instantly takes the sting out Of corns and
bunions. Its the greatest comfort discovery %
the age. Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. II l. a certain cure for sweating,
callous and hot. tired. aching feet. Try 10 to-day.
sold by ali druggists and shoe stores. BY mail
for 25c In stamps. Trial package FREE. Ad.
dress Allen ;. Olmsted, lie Roy. N. Y.
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His Natural Impulse.

From the New York Herald.
Mrs. Peck-Suppose that you and I were
all alone upon a desert Island. what T.
the first thing you would do?
Mr.. Peck dmpuisvely)-Try to get
away.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06

Via ogden and the Southern Pacinc for
California. Via Huntington aud the o. r.
& y. for Portland and California.
Train for the East and West leaves
Butte [ =. m daily.
Train from East ard West arrives az
Butte 1:5 p. m. daily.
For tickets. sleeping car reservations
and further particulars, call on or ad-
dress 10 East Broadway. Butte. Mont.
n. o. WILSON. General Agent.
3 W. ECCLES. Genl TrSfic Manager.
d Z hurley, q. 7. & 7. Agent. salt
Lake Gty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06
Oregon Short Line
ISTERMoUSTAIs LINE TO TIE
EAST WEST.

Passengers by purchasing tickets via
the Short Line 10 the East and West
have the choice OF several routes. Direc:
connections are made at Ogden ami
Granger with the Union Pacific. and az
Ogden with the Rio rande Western for
al points East Enjoy the comforts OF a
Pullman vestibuled train. consisting OF
sleeping and elegant reclining chair cars.
always fresh and clean. as the entire
train Is made up IN Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06
is LlK A GOOD TEMPER, cit SHEDS A
BRIGHTNESS EVERYWHERE"
SAPOLIO
TIME

TIME
ARRIVE AT BUTTE.
No. II. from 81. Paul. arrives at
NJ. L. depo; daily at ............. $50 a
NJ L.. No. 2 from Portland. ar
rives at 81 T.. depot daily .....-ii1o . N
No. 4. Copper City Limited"
arrives from Hamilton and An
aconda al b, A. * 4. depot
daily except Sunday at ....,...iz:D .
DEPART FROM BUTTE
NJ. L.. No. l. for Portland. leaves
NJ. L. depot daily ............. s'S a
No. s. Copper City Limited"
FOR Anaconda and Hamilton.
departs from p. A & +. depot
daily except Sunday .....--...... los . m
No. Y. for 81. Paul. leaves VI. L.
depot daily ........ ...-.--.-.--... I'D . m
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~. ". aTERRIsiAN. Aetg Gen1 Agt Butt.
CHAs. :. ZEE, @. p A. ST Paal. Nina
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-06
Travellers Guide
TINE TABLE
BUTTE. ANACONDA & PACIFIC RI.
Union Passenger Statior-
TINE TABLE

Union Passenger Station
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To THE EAST
TO THE e

via salt Lake. Denver. Omaha or Kans
City.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31
StrtitRrdfte sltr See.

Die natiirlide Gage Der @sreinistsn
Staaten unb Spaniens bringt es nit
fi9, baB elm trisgerii9er Conflict beis
Der MG9te nur arf Der bpben See
feline @nti4eibuns finben fam, unb
besbalb eridsint es nobl SeitsemGB,
bic 3riegsflotten beiber Gambler Repue
paiiiren gu lafen. @orausgei9idt
ieien einige erlduternbe 8%emerfungen
iiber bic bsrfdiebenen @6iffstppen,
aus bsnen iid bic StreittrGfte CUR Gee
SufammenIeben. Sn eritsr Reihe iinb
felbftberItdnbIi9 bic S6la9ti9iffe gu
nennsn, i9ptmmenbe llngebeuer aus
Stabl unb Giien, nit 9eIdiiben bes
f9periten &alibers drmirt, oeren 8es
Thinning bur9 ibrenNamen ansebeus
tet lit. 9sbmsn mir beiipielspeiie elm
Saladtidiff bon bemSppus Der pSna
biuna". nMaFaduietts" begin. .Ores
gon." Dte 8efuBung zines fol4en
&oloFes bsftebt aus 800 Wann unb
feline Maf9inen permDgen ibm cine
9efdpinbigteit BON iiber Is ¬en
pro Stunbe gu seben; feline &ohlens
capacitGt betrdgt unter normalen 9es
fe9tsbebinsunsen 400 Sonnen, bod
lam bieielbe nDtbtgenfals auf 1900
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31

@fturias." .Garbsnal gisnsros," rGa=
taluna," pRumaneia" unb r@itoriu".
Die beiben lebteren Iinb aus giien ses
baut, nit 8orberlabern armirt unb
peraltet. Ollie anberen finb moberne
Sabr5euge, fiibren elf3Oaise (28 Sens
timeter) @ei6iibe unb slei9en binz
fi9tli9 ibrsr panserung unb 4rmis
rung u~nferer nSeras"; fopeit ibre
9ef9pinbigtsit in 8etra9t tommt.
fOmmen tie uniersn sepunserten &reuz
germ glei4. Seit benz @erlrit Der
rMatne" boben mir nilr Elm S9iff bie>
fer 3lafe. lin ben &f nit
Spaniens actiOen @efedtsfdiffen Der
stpeiten 8laHe aufnebmen gu tDnnen.
fteben nus 4 Wonitors, Spei sepanz
5erte &reu5er, sgiep Yort" unb
r8rpptlbn" fopie bic rSeras" our
8erfiigune unb lit bic Irmirung bic
fer S9iffe Der a~tpeiten &laFe unsez
fdbr slei4; Tubrseuse pie bic nRep
Yort" unb n8rootlpn" bsiibt Spanisn
niht. auf bic @ffectipitGt feiner 8
Pun3srIdiffe muB fi6 bic leBtssnunnte
Ma9t in einem &riese psrlufsn. Der
Mebradbl na9 Iinb fie, tpel6s Spa=
MEMS nneue Marine" reprdientiren, in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31
PeIdbp.

ieber 9e5iebuns MODERN. 4m Glteiten
lit bic rSnfanta Maria Sereiia," bic
i'm Sabre 1890 bonn Stapel sslaFen
ipurfs, ale anbsren Iinb finger unb
Der Mebrsabl mad erit felt benz Sabre
1895 bolenbet; ibre 9si6pinbisteit
betrGgt rednungsmGBis 20 ¬en.
Bon unsspanserten Sdiffen pis uns
fere Baltimore" (ca. $500 Sonnen)
beiibt Spanisn nur atpei, ndmli9
.Nlfpnio Kill" unb .2epanto".
4ud bisie S9iffe, bic erft ca. A Sabre
i'm Sienit finb, baben cine 9ei4pins
bisteit BON 20 9noten unb tie fiibren
adts6lise ss5osene 9eidiiBe. Orei
Sabraeuse bon bemfelben Spp iinb Sur
3eit i'm 8au besriffen, bod perben
nod msbrere Monate perflieben, ebe
iie in actipsn Sienit seitsnt perben
fDnnen. Die 3abl Der unsepanSerten
areuSer speiter 8lafe BON ca. $500
Sonnsn bslduft iid in Der ipanii4sn
Marine auf orei, vIlfonfo XIII.
~Reina gbriitina" unb mReina Wera
cebes"; bisfe iinb bur9aus MODERN.
4uBerbem ipeiit bas ipanii9e Warines
regiiter nod brei unbere S6iffe bers
ielben &IuFe, ~Gatiaa," ~arasOn"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31

mari aber Der Wutter einen 70 priifen>
ben, porpurfsppnen Bid gu. baB ie
erbebte.
Der afeine bebarf fprsIamfer
pflese, id f6ide fpfprt cine 9iaconiis
fin; sic, sndbise Srau iinb gu ers
rest."
@r eins NIT benz 2anbratb in bas
nGdite 3immer, fie fab ibm nit irrem
4usbrud nab. v@r bats erratben,
nun ipirb er es Grid er5dblen!" fiji
fterte fie: n9raut Dir Dor 9einer
Srau9"
.Mama". rief Der afeine it6bnenb.
p9u, mein 2iebling, bait mid lieb
unb iie pollen mid Dir nebmen! Iber
i6 lafe es ni9t! Su seb0rit gu mir
unb i9 bub' 0i9 iieb, adj, 10 Heb"
sic bob ben Siebernben aus benz
8sttfen unb trug i'm, in bic isibene
Sede gebiiIt, lumber. pS0re muir auf gu
l%peinen, mein &inb! Sebe Deiner
SbrGnen fdnt antlasenb auf mein
9era. Wir iperben bsibe erit Rrbe boz
ben i'm epigen S9lummer. S9laf,
&inb9en, i9laf!"
PlObli9 b0rte lie S9ritte Der Sbiir
naben, bic Stimme bss ar5tes. vSie
tpollen Did mir rauben!" rief iie sels
lenb sort, fort!"
sic rib bic @eranbatbir auf unb
flos ipie gebebt bic NuBbuumallee bins
inter. Sbr Mann, 9r. Safe, 2ena
ftiirmten ibr mad. rSrmu, Srma!"
baltic es ber5peifelnb binter ibr Der.
9a lag Der See, bon tp.iben giebels
f9leiern umipaat. Sbren p~ertDrten
Simmer eridienen fe ME tpintenbe Sc
fallen. uWir fommen. mir tommen!"
rief lie fait iau65enb.
god arf fpribten bic Wafer iiber
ibr unb benz 4inbe. =
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lleber bic reldtipe Gtdrfe Der
8riessflotte unieres 2anbes unb
Spaniens iinb biametrul entsegenges
febts Mittbsilunssn perOffentlidt nors
ben. 9luf Der einen Seite bieB es,
baB bic 8ereinigten Stauten Spanien
auf Der See melt iiberlsgen Iinb, DGbs
renb anbererfeits geiagt ipurbe. bab
Spanien uns in einem Seetampfe einz
fad erbriiden tDnnte. Sbdtiade 1T.
bab Spanien boppelt 70 piel S6iffe
bat ipie mir, aber nur = auf benz pas
pier. Sopeit bic pirtliden 9efehts=
f9iffe b. 3. sepan3erte Jabrseuse in
Betradt fommsn, finb beibe Md9te
unsefGbr sleid fart. Die @ereiniss
ten Staten BADEN mebr unbeidiibte
areuser, basesen @panien in 9ors
ptbo : aanonenbooten ftGrter 1T.
Mbtr mir finb i'm 8prtbeil, mas bic
aepDbnli9en Sorpsbobpote dnbelanst,
6a mir ale Tabr5euse bteisr Dirt our
8.rpsnbuns brinsen fOnnen unb bic
ipanii@su 9oote ben @tlantif4tn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31

8orberbed Der Snbiand.
unb rSerrpr." 9epanserte 9rsu5er
BADEN einen boppelten 3ped: tie fplen
benz 5einbe bic Stirne bistsn, unb Suz
glei9 fdneI ssnus fem, I'm feline
Sanbelsf9iffe fapern gu tDnnen. Sic
baben Lungs Der Waferlinie etnen
panSer gum S9ube Der Maidinen.
gu biefsr 8laHe sebDren bic n9roots
Inn" unb Rem Yort." 4noers GAM
belsaeritorer bon benz Spp Der rGos
lumbia" baben elm inneres Stabbed
bon 2 Bis 4 3oa 9ide gum S9uBe Der
Mafdinen. Sn &anonsnbooten unb
ung.panasrten &reuaern feblt bieies
Stabbed unb fie fino mebr fir bic
4ction auf SlubmiinOunsen II. +. IN.
beitimmt. gu elmer bsionberen alahe
unierer ariessmarine gebDrt bas
RammIdiff .&ataboin" unb Der
tlsins arsuaer n@efupius", Der pneuz
matif9e Spnamittunonen fibrt. Die
8eiimmuns Der S%orpeooboote TT
burd ibren Namen angeoeutet uno be-
bari feiner ndberen GrlGuterung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31

= Sin onberbdres M t.
termal. = Der fdtpar3e Sled an
Sbrem Salie lit pobl Elm iosenunntes
Muttsrmal2" = rSupObl i9 bub's
aber bon meinem Batter eeerbt."
- Rid gefhenft. Greunbin:
.S9on piebsr fdidt 9u Seinem
8rGutigam i'm 8risfe tauienb 8iihe
nit, biit Du aber perihpsnberiid."-
9raut: 80 nein. bic muB er mir fpds
ter ale miinbli6 pieberseben."
-4usber Rsbeeines @ers
tbeibigers. Ne. Gnblia bite
i'd 3u bebenfen, mein. Serren 9eihpos
renen, bdb mein Client bas brei3ebnte
ainb fsiner Gltern 1T = er lit alto
idon als llnsliidsmeni9 seboren.A
= . WertbbolIere. Wa>
Ter: raaum bate i9 bas f40ne Still
leben polIenbet, ba ipa aud i9on Der
9eri9tsponaieber BEL mir. =" Sreunb:
49,. unb bat bas Bib sspfGnbet2"-
Waler: ~Das Bib nidt -. aber
ben Sdinten unb bic Wurf, bic i'd
baau aebrau8t hatte!" &.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31
Ssriib friintmt fid =!

Der flsine Sfaatde fon aIetn per
9abn na9 SnppraSlafp fabren. Sa
er dber bes S9reibens nod nt9t tun<
bta, 9ibt ibm Der Sate elm nit @brefIe
unb 9riefmdrte periebenes leeres Gpus
bert nit, tpeldes er BEL ieiner 4ntunft
fofort in ben nG9Iten 9rieftaften
iteden fol-, um auf bieie Weiie feline
gliidli6e 4ntunft 81 meloen.
Sfaaf6e reiit-bus Goupert fommt
ri6ti9 an - aber pbne Warte. Der
Safe muB atpan5ig pfennig Strafs
porto besdblen unb tpartet erregt Der
@ieberfebr Ieines SprDBltnes.
.Nu pie baibt, main Spbn = 10
empfGnat er i'm = mo ia aeblteben be
f6eene, rotbe beutI9e ReihspoItmarfe
a 10 pig. = bab ia9 bob be5ablen
miifen Stpanais Pfennig our Straf2"
rSaiBt d seIeirss Sate," eripioert
SsIaatde, inbem er benz bitten bic iau@
Ser absslOite 8riefmarte binhalt,
.bGttfte barauf ssidrieben .4ns
nabme perpeigert" = unb bdtt'it nidt
esnpmmen has goupsrt6e - bdtt'ft
aud sepuBt, baB iad bin angetiims
men = uRb bGtt mer eeipprt 3ebn
pfennis."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31

fduft, Suut, unb StOffarbe elm ipenis
gu p~erdnbsrn; ba es aber BEL beiben
bic elei4e 8erdnberung lit. madt bies
fer llebelitanb lpenig aus. 8efer lit
es natiirli9 cine fsbr '5uperlGfiige
Sreunbin ober cine S9peiter, Mutter
II. (. m. als Ratbgeberin mit5unebmen.
Sin trefflifes Mittel, ben Sarbens
finn gu f9uIen, bietst bic aunit bes
Stidsns; man barf frsili9 ni9t anses
fangene Irbeiten in @eI6dften taufen,
fpnbern mub bic Sdrbenftelun9en
felbit erfinben unb jebe 9elegenbeit be-
niiben, I'm anregunsen bu5u aus Mus
feumsitubisn, &unitIdulen II. T. IN. gu
entlsbnsn. Niibli9 lit es, SIidenteps
pi9s Suiammenauitelen, bic Ratur gu
beoba6ten unb bic 9leibung Der @e<
fGbrtinnen gu itubiren.
Siibf6 fpcre es. bas Stuoium NY
Sarbenitelungen gu &rGn56enaufgd.
ben 3u geitalten; Sle9tz uno &nDpfs
arbeiten nit bunten Wpafdben t0nns
ten ba porgenommen tperoen; Gegez
fpiele nit Wiirfel9en aus Stoffen II.
bersl. m. @u9 @%lanSpapier, Seioen>
papier II. T. IN. pGre gu brdu6en. Dom
Malen fpGre tpenigitens i'm Infang
ab5uratben, neil bic Gurbentpirtung
gspebter Stoffe febr peri6ieoen bas
bon lit. Man f0nnte aud ben nit
gliebern ~aufseben, bon i90nen 5urbenz
ftelunsen, Die Iie iaben, gu beri4ten ;
fura, ss lisbs iia bel llnterbaltungsz
ftoff fir bsrartise SarbentrGn54sn
finben.
4m b~Gufisiten iperben in Der Sars
benfpabl bic llnteri9iebe Sfpii9en tuls
ten unb parmen, 5piI9en hdrten uno
pei9en, atpiiaen sebro4enen unb reiz
men Sarben i~berieben iperben. Wean
glaubt genug gu tbun, ipenn man beim
Nuspub Der &leiber duf S6dttirung
bGlt. Sebr oft besegnet nan unleios
li9 barten GontraIten. bic namentli4
banii unertrGgli9 t~pirten. tpenn bic
@eiidtsaiise iebr flar unb i4arf ges
sei6net iinb. 8alte S0ne iteben bGus
fig ben Trauen nit peridtppmmenen
3iigsn gut; tparmber3ise 5ruuen nit
befpeglidem temperament fperoen ints
mer unbetpubt gu ben lpdrmeren SOs
men a~reifen. Inter 8eruf lng uuf Iusz
fprii6e BON aiinitlern Diro bistpeilen
perIihert, man Ipnte entpeoer bic gez
talie Jarbe bes SPARES ober biejenige
Der @ugen tragen. Gs bGlt aber meis
items i9per, ben genauen Son gu fins
ben, benin 2lusen unb Suar tperben
bonn 2i4t anbsrs beeinfluBt, ais ges
ipebte Stoffe. Sc bat audi f4on mdr,s
DIES blauGugise Mao4en feline &usens
farbe bur6 Elm blaues &leio ntpbt"
gema6t; Braun lit 10 5iemli6 bic
f6ipierigfte Garbe fir 8riinetten. @u4
fir glpnbinen lit es ni6t lei9t, bas
rihtige Braun gu finben; oft aber tleis
bet es fie gut. 2lnes in @llem aber: IS
giebt feline einsigs fsIteRegel iiber tleio>
fame Sarben unb fper iie tragen min,
mub ii9 Der Wiibe unter5tshen, iih ges
nau nit ibren Gisentbiimli4teiten be-
tdnnt gu MAIDEN.
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Sonnen erbObt tusrben. Die armi.
rung zines S9la9tf6iffes bon biefem
Sppus beitebt aus A 9ei6iiben, bersn
adliber spii1en benz rieIi9en Orei=
aebn5Oner nit einem proiectil bon
1150 Bfunb unb Der Ss9smiGimeterz
@atlingtanone. beren 9si6oFe nur
0.0186 pfunb tpiesen, bariirt. Sir
bieies Irfenal fiibrt bas Sdiff geniiz
senbe Munition nit, I'm ielbit mad
einem ldngeren &fe nod tppbl Derz
ieben gu iein. Die idneren 9ei9iiBe
unb bic 9emannuns. bic 5ortbepe=
gungsz unb bauptfd6li6ften Silfsz
maf4inen iinb burd pan5erplatten,
bon Is Biz 4 3oG Sids geI9iiBt. Die
Struetur bes S9iffes mub abiolut
feetiidtig unb fart esnug Iein, nm bic
g.tpaltise 2ait trasen gu t0nnen, obne
baB Elm She'll mebr in anipru9 ges
nommen pirb. Die Simeniionen ei=
mes &oloffes biefer Irt Iinb $50 SuB
2Gnse, SO SUB 8reite unb 43 Sub
Siefe; bic DaFerpsrbrGngung bstrGgt
10000 Sonnen. Sum &iiIteni6uB
bienen eiienz ober, itablgepanaerte
S1ladtidiffe bon benz Monitortpp
pie bic nMiantonomoR," nMontsrep"
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Sarbette Der peGapo.

Bdrbette Der peIdbo.
unb ,Raparrd", auf, a[Iein bieIe finb
aus Sols gebaut unb tOnnen fir einen
&f NIT Sabrseugen, bic nit mos
bsrnen @ef9iben armirt finb, gar
niht in 8etradt sssogen iperben.
Spanien beiibt ferner elm Oubenb
fleins ariessidiffe bon benz Spp Der
8anonenbppts unb BON annGbernb Der
slsi6sn 9r0be ipis uniere rGaitine";
ibrO Displacement betrGgt ca. HOO Sons
men. gu bisisr alaHe sebDren rMar=
auis be Ia @nfenaba," sSsla be
Cuba" rSsla be 2uSon". n8slasco."
.Snfanta Siabel," rSiabsl H..
n@onOs be @enaOito," Don Suan be
Iuftrid", Don Intonip be u1oa,"
.9ona Maria Molina," rNarquus be
ia 8ictoria" unb rIlparo Bayou"
Ginise bon bieIen tleinen Sdiffen
baden pGbrenb bes Gufitunbes in
cubanif6en 9epGFern 9ienit setban
unb p~ornsbmli9 beftebt ibre aufgabe
barin. auf Slibuitier Sasb gu mo.
diem. Die ssrinesn Grfolee. tpel6e lie
eraielten, lGbt pobl elnen S4luB auf
lire Gffectipitdt in einem pirtli4en
Sestrisse gu; biefelbe lit sleid nun.
9ieien II unsepanaerten S6iffen tons
men mir beinabe ebeniopiele eeseniibers
iteIIen, absr bic unirieen iinb fdmmtz
lid fsbr gut. Dasu seboren San
Sranciseo," Cincinnati" .Raleieb."
rMOntsomerp," Detroit" ~Madias"
unb .MorbIsbeab", bic iofort perz
penbbar iinb; auBer bieien tDnntt
absr nStbieenfans S4iffe bon Der
pacifictiifts berbeiseSossn fperosr, tpie
Bennington" rgonccr5", .Yort<
totpn," ,Gbarleston," Olympia"
philadelphia" unb anbers, obns n
fere bS~laernen S9iffe 5u erpGhnen. bic
fir Wadts unb anbersn leidtsn Dienit
redt gut pertpsnbbar iinb. iotpie oas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-31

~Ruebu Gspuna," rMartin glonfo,"
.8incente gunes," r@aIiciu," -Marz
auis be Molino", rOetruetor" uno
&uba3." Die Sprte bieIer &lafe fino
ungefdbr uni ererS orpsboflotile glei9,
bod bsfinben fi9 unter Der leBtsreH
einige Sabr5euge bon gr0bsrer 9e=
f9pinbisteit. Sn ben 2iiten Der ipus
nifden Grieesmarine iperben ferner
mod 30 Bis 40 anbere SabrJeuse gez
fiibrt, alIein bisie perben in 8raFep's
rHapal 4nnual" ein3eln gar MIDI! ge=
nannt uHb bon bieIer Mutoritdt als
rtleine Sampfer" bon so Bis $50
Sonnen Displacement be3ei6net. Sn
tpenigen Sasen fperbsn mir ca. tpeitere
10 getpDbnli6e S%orpebpbopte CUR 9erz
fiisung baben, bod lit tetn etn5iges
So9iee : Boot barunter.
90 pief iiber bic 3abf uno bic
StGrfe Der berf6iebenen S6iffstDpen
bsiber ariegsflotten. Run barf aber
nift pergeHen fpsrben, bab bic Gffefz
tipitGt Der mobernsn &riegsidtffe tie
fer lisst. aGs @eI9iibe, pan5er, Muutz
tion unb 8emannuns; iie liest in ben
&oblenbuntern b. b. In benz Qudntum
8oble, bas lei6t CUR @%erfiigung lit.
Die 8etpegli6teit Der unter Sampf
sebenben S9iffe pirb baourd b.binst
unb bas ftGrtite S9ld9ti9tff 1T ohne
&oblen bilflos. Seine ariegsflotte
bari fi9 baber gu melt bon ibrer aObz
lenitation ipassn unb penn ionit ale
anberen 8ebinsunsen eleid iinb, tptro
in einem Seetriese Der 8ortbsil tets
auf Der Settle ~berisnisen Madt liegen,
pel6e fi6 In Der Sefeniips befinost.