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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
Wir6futtrr= uno Strnhnreiic

TolgeuoeS iiuO Die AMI Den liadtltheu
@augen fir pen, SrOh Il. |. 70. 9elIerh srs
;~ieltsH Yrsile:
SeFlide @angr.
Ssu - Simothp,0eu $40 bis $l3, ueueS
Cen s. bis s. uo &IeebeH IS bis $40 pro
Come.
Stcop--8atieni1oh S. bis IS, &og9ea.
flroh s. bis IS Il paferrrob s. bts IS
pro SoIne.
gtats - S2.5 % bis $3.50 pro Sag.
% Orbme # Ii d. &aage.
Sen ~ Simotbn Sen $12 bis $l4; neue6
0eu $40 bis Sl2; &lsebeR IS bis $40 pro
SOpne.
Stroh - Gaiieuiirob So bis Sc, JtOggsH'
itroh a. bis IS md 6alerilroh s. bis So
pro Spuue.
NaiS-S2.5 30 bis $3.50 pro TaB.
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PnifmarfcnsM grntGren.
9sri4ieOeHe StGOtt9eiIe, in lDeI9an
Polt : 8ertb5eIaen DertauFt
UtTDeu.
IDOL maotion.Qp:ag.. I. N. 8eii.I Ws,nr.

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55l, stero=G~ HlioH=aOsHge. ". j.. Cusrholt.
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&oria@sS0tHas UNI oarrii'n'St'ab% U. 9. g.
lois, On .GOrt.Nbsaus, g. :. Ripsls. aasnt.
9ombIro= uHo 6bsDtIs5tEabs Grant 6. dris~i
s0ab. NM CIDsrs E trabt. g. 8. Rraps. assA.
$50, 8stsSaraIeaa SiraBS 8ilIlm SsEn5sHa.
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agtHi.
ssas. uno 99amssssttaEs 4 @atler. -gs:Al
Sorts HH5 SooEisHsStrass X u. q. S5t!s.,
403, gorO.& p=stsa5;, 9o5H o 9las asHt.
90l, YsSG'nrs= STRAIT y. o. RIE}ta. Ageat.
1913, @tt=ealtimOrsss tTaBs s9iaiaM Sui$
s.oaoDap mn Gtssrai. strab., 3o5a }. R.ap.
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Sr,rOa:sgBtuus uaa yar,s5trab. :. 8 Gs'
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% a deli q.
Der vSreubuno" in I9le4ter Serial
{ung. = gu Oiet Gpnturren8 pur6
G6nli9e @er6inbungen.

Der ySreubuno" in 19Ie8ter 8erfaIz
Jung. = gu Oiel Gpnturren8 pur6)
GbnIi9e @er6inbungen.
Ct. 2ouis, II. NuguIt. - Der
rSreubunb," elmer Der Glteiten beut=
I6en Sroen bes Qanbss, tpeI6er aus
T9lieBli9 in SqinDis uno Mifouri
perbreitet lit uno etpa 5000 Mtttgliez
Der 8G6It, 1T ms S4panten geratben.
Sn elmer bier abgebaltsnen 0elegutene
IiBung tpuroe Die Qufbebung Der Nuz
tionalz9 rpBlo9e uno Der Ster6etafe
bei6lp6en; bic Stauts : 8rpBlogen
tperoen ieDo4 fir Die $1O00SgoIicen
ipl6e i6er $500 ausgsben unb oers
T9ieoene in BEN leBten Monaten fduig
geporbene uno nod ni4t 6e5ablte qo@
licen in gIei6er Weiie tilgen.
Dor einigsn Sa6ren rurOe in 6Olge
Der gpnturren3 dnberer G6nli9er 8er>
6inoungen bus Sterbegelo Don $500
uuF $1,000 er606t, bic @rpariung elmer
i~tarfen 3una6me iunger Mitglieber err
fiQte ii6 absr nur t~bsilpeffe. Mit
@intritt Der Observation-Disclosures
niFe uno bdufiaerer Spbesfdue puroe
Die 8slaitung Der Mitglieoer grOBer,
uno lln3ufrieben6eit ma6te Ii4 pOn
Neusm eeItenb. Man Oerfiel SunG9it
auf ben QuSpeq, ben un5ufrieoenen
unb 0enigerbsmiiteltsn bic 3a6lung
Der 8eitrGge bur9 Ginuiatung bon
8laFsn gu erIei9tern unb jebem Mite
gliebe freisuieqen, elmer Der 8laHen
nit geringeren 8erii9erungs 8etrG=
gen unb bemqemGB n~ieOrigeren 8ei>
trdgen bet8utretsn, a6er nur penige Der
dlteren Mitqlieber ber8i4ieten f%reitpilz
Zig auF ibre b0beren 9oIicen, unb jebt
lit n~utur9emdB bic 8ataItropbe einge=
treten, na6bem man nit 8~e3ablung
bes Ster6eoetbes bole feds Mpnate in
GiidItdnb qetDmmen uno bic 8eitrGge
audi erb0bt tpuren. Die Mifourier
MitglieOer Iinb our4 einen ReIerbes
fonb oef6iibt, nts9t d6er bic SainoiIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
@nn nLilhrnnrm Nrnht nmihnnnt.

8rabbot, 9a., II. 4uguft, =
q. 6reOerid 2ie6, Elm Nr6eiter in Der
5tt9f6en 9rabtfabrif, fam ouf
f9redli9e @eiie um's 2e6en. Gr mar
an Der 8al3miible bei4dftigt, unb
auf irgenb cine Deiie pideIte fi9 Elm
gIiibenoer 0ra6t, pie er 3piI4en ben
Wal3en berDortam, I'm ieinen &Drper.
Gr bate fur9tbure 8rdnbpunoen err
litten, ebe ibm feline &ameraben 6iilfe
leiIten tonnten, uno er itarb g tuns
be fndter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
S6rrflihe &ataitrnpbr on Der &iiitt
Ghina's.

8ancpuber, 8.<G., II. 4uguTt
= poitna6ri9ten aus Sftaitsn pen
9ampfer n@mpreb Of Sapun" melben
baB cine groBe nit @pirituoYsn BE-
fra9tete Oi6unte an Der Ginfubrt bee
6afens BON Satu, China, pG6rent
zines beftigen Sturmes 6euer fling.
0ie am gorb befinbli9sn perIonen.
% an Der 3abl, ~fprangen, nu9bem fft
6aGb gsrDItet tparen, iiber 8orb unh
ertrdnten. @s'par in 4nbetra6t ber
bo9gebsnben See unmOgli9, i6nen
6iilfe gu leiiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12

- SO. &. Sought, 8iirgermeiiter
BON Carlisle, 8a., bra9te ii6 geitern,
pdbrenO er in ieinem 8ireau sinen
8eoOlDer reinigte, 3ufGqig cine t0otz
li1e S6uBpunDe Bel. Die @uffe
entluO Ii9 in ieinen 6dnoen unO Die
8ugel Dur9bo6rte inn Die 8ruit.
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SeiarSerana non gufladen.

2onge Der erIOrOerli9sn 3eit cur @Is
reiAuRg Der Oeri6ie0eHeH Bee
1tImmuEgsrrIe.
llntenitebenp lit bic ungefGbre 3eit
sir discriminating Der PoitIG9en BON
Dem Sdltimorer 4Oits9areau na9 ben
hGur&iG6li9en einbeimii9ea un0 Guss
GGrtIgen Stdotsa psrdei&gss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
SiebmQrftc.

Chicago, 5Gs., II. @uq. - Die Nus
fuhr BON &nouieh betsu9 10000 5tiid;
MART iteti9 be- swiiteu 1925 Huo $500
uariireuoeu Greiisu.' SdpelHe !: 3utuhr
$4,000: NtarTt aftiu; be . elie Surrtrteu
;uliten $2.65 mo S4.O5. Sdaaie: 3utubr
1000: Martt fteug; DIE Erelie uarrllrlen
inIifen 1928 uN0 $3.50.
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GA
Tragtdis DaSSslbe Was IT Fu8her G8kauft Hab
'o 455 EXEzzNM
0rnhuftrn>M arft.

(9ie unten itebsnben preiIe be3jeben
ii9 auf bas @ngros : @eI9Gft; i'm
@nbetdiI : Sanbet lit elm Qu19lug
BON ettpa 5e9H prpsent gu bere4s
nen.l
Die 8reiie fir na6e5u ale 6eferen
Sorten bon Obit uno Semitic paren
itetig. = Qepfe1 pdren Bel gutter
Na9frage feIter i'm 9reiie.-M a 8
ging BEL gr0Beren Nngs6Oten imPreiie
3uriid. : . IONS batteR in
6plge geringersr 3~uIenbungeH unO
bergrDBerter Na6frdge einsn feIieren
9reis. = 0a naGgepteIen ift, baB bic
9firi 9yGrnbte binter benz 9ur9=
i4nitt 3uriidbleibt, paren Die preiie
bafiir Ifetiger. = 4u9 fir Epma=
8 6efeitigten ii9 BEL 6eferer g&a4z
frage bic @ert6e.
Die QreiIe IinO, Die fOIgt:
Qepfel, prO SAB :. 75c.-$2.25
8irnep, pro 4Orb 35c.-50c.
girnen, pro SAB 75c.-$2.00
8eiBfo6l, pro 100 $1.00-$2.50
3pie6eln, PRO 8uIdel. 65c.-75c.
&Opfialat, pro 8ui4eItiite 40c.-5Oc.
aartoffeln, pru SAB $1.00-$1,75
4pfelIinen, PRO Site $2.00-$3.OO
Somatoeg, pro &Orb $4,000.
tomatoes, pro 8uI4eI $4,000.
Srauben, pm Graie . 5Oc.-$1.00
Pflaumen, pro Quart 24c.-3c.
@riine 8Obnen, pro 8ui4el 60c. bis
Csc.
@u9sbo6nen, pro 8ui4el 50c.-60c.
StGeris, pro 8Inosl .15c.-20c.
Odmfons, PRO &iIte $1.00-$1.50
9amiOns, pro LAB :. $3.5o-$4.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
RnIt1mnrrr Wnrfthtrihtr.

(Ssriat,t fIrosl -Deutib.n SUPPLEMENTARY
baltimore, ben II. Guauit 1898.
Die beuttgs gSstIsHgufuar betraJ IS, 45O Suibei,
Der Northumberland 593, 800 Suibet, 8erlGHot
bon ben glsuat0ren 60,39J gulhel. Sertauit Durs
ben I2,5OG SuiheI mo 6 Dungeons.
Folgsnos Gdh:qe 5silt ben beutIIsa. ben ]5eitrl9:a
HHo ben Le3tiilrIgeH StGu3 Der l5eIIeHJreVs IN usrz
Iltlhenoer lebeIibt'
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9urtp fir gefarDernnaen nit Der Bot

griter &laIe : Poi1a4eR lSrls1s
u. I. n.y. 2 Gents pro un5e.
3neiter &la6e (3eitungen Il, 3eits
I6riften) l Sent fir 4 un3eu.
0ritter &laHe (8I4er, Gtrtulare)
l Sent fir 2 un3en.
@ierter &laNe (QBaaren) l Sent
pro un3e.
GinI8reibegebii6r poits QuHdIaO
beIten t3eilpeiie Irantirt fem.
8 Gents.
Marten fir Iofortige 2t6Lieferung
@lufI9lag Guf baa reSuIdre porto)
10 Gents.
GrIter SIufesPOtIdden - Griefe
unb ale anoereu geI9r!s5enen Sa4en
lob oeiGlp6en, ODER nIGD nit Qus>
nabme BON M&anuIcripisu nit beifolz
oenoen Gorretturs8OgeH ferner ale
6erfiegeltenS a9en (iie6e untenitebenO)
2 Gents pro uH3e, nit 4usno9me DON
9riefen an ~YOitsStctiOneH. no bic
0oItia6en ni6t Qu8getrdgen peroeu,
l Gent pro un3e. POits&arteH ie 1
Gent.
8peiter &tafesq ofIa9eH - 3eis
tunasn, bierteljd6rIi9 ODER otter erz
I6einen6e 3eitf6riftsn, pelde ni4t
gratis pertGeilt psrben. 9u5 algez
meme Bub(itum be3ablt bafIr NIT
GiIenba6nzQ}arten 81 Der Gate BON
ie l Gent fiir 4 un5en oosr 5beils bas
BON, ipenn nj6t Deriiegelt.
Ortttcr alafe - 0eDrudte, feline
9Lancoz9uher), Girtuldre, nuOere ges
brudte SQ6en, Gorrettgrz8pgeu uno
beifolgenoes Mdnuicript, 8aleutiHes,
MuIif : g~lotsn6iG!ter. 6eliotDpes,
@6romos. 9lafate. 2it6ograpbie'H u.
oeb1udte Qn8eigeH TN 4agemetneE,
fdmmtli9, penu ni9t berliegelt, l
Sent fir 2 lln3en ooer peniger.
8ierte &lafe - 8aaren unO Wluz
tier, 8luuco=9i9er UNI YGpier, Gr3e,
ale SdGeR, nelGe ni9t in irgenO eIs
nsr Der anDegeH Glahen eingeI4l0nan
unb i6rer R0tur nd6 ni2t gefd6rli4
oUer Derperbli4 fir ben SHbalt Der
QnDeren 9oIia9en iiuD. (gin Ipes
3ieues 8eIeb feBt Oa5 Yorto iiir SGs
nerelen, Q6leger, 0ur3elu, Spr0Ba
iinae gnb 9flau5tn auf bic 8ate BON
einem Sent fir ie 2 un5en feit.) 6a9s
DurCenqunte QrtiteI nibt mebr, dIs 4
87unO 6etragen, l Gent pro hinge ODER
9ruhtbe!l.
BUrto nQ1 Merito unb
GGuGoG.
Sielelben Staten lgHD gebingungeH,
ais IN ben Der. Staateu, nit 4Lsnabz
me, Dag semilGte Northumberland,
pal9e ui9t ais y8pnu fiDe" 5anDelsz
Wtuiter geiunbt iuerpsn, nit De: Patz
tetpoIt perIuuot peroeH miHsH. &auIs
mannii3e SbriIten gu Den ge!D06HI
Ii4en Staten.
u a6fen64nqen.
8riefe UNI poitturlen iperDsn frtI
ben @mpFdngern ober 46ienDerH bon
elmer Poltdnitalt 5ur unDeren nG4gez
I6idt, nenn Der Munl9 auf oem Inns
I6lag dusgeoriidt lit. 9oItienoungeE
Der 1a0eren 8lahen perOen nur auf
8edangen ndcbaelaHbt uHD Miro oaHn
am GeItimmuHgsQrte Elm 3uIaBpOrto
BON Fer 9Dbe bes OrigiAaliaBe5 bez
renueI tperDen. +
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8efu4 ur bic 3 o # 0 n r


2pnbon, II. @uguft. - Die
n6onprable QrtiuerDsgompanp" BON
2onoon BAT bei4lofep, bic @inlaoung
Der 8oitoner D4ncient Spnorable DR.
tiuerD Company" ben BON 2eBteren i'm
Sabre 1897 in 2onOon gema4ten 8ez
iu9 in Bolton gu %ertptoern, dn3uneb=
men uno Die 8oItoner n8ameraOen"
BON ibrem fir bos Sa6r 1900 in 4usz
Ii9t genommsnen &ommen in 8ennts
mir 2lt fpbpn
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HNFlA TNRN Nv ~ ~
tung ieiner tiirsli6en @ncpclicd 81
leRr ermiibet, bod 6offe er, Dab Der
Eutient morgsn pieoer o~oaltdnolg
bergeiteat uuD am Samitag i'm Stdns
be ietn tperbe, feline 4uoisn3en tpteosr
au f3unebmen.
8spaltt6Gtige Qndr4is
ten in 8ruffel.
8rafFeG, II. Quguit, Sin
4ndr9if, NamensDiniams. perfpun7
Dete 6eute einen 9olisiIten, pel4er i6n
gu oer6uften perIu9te, Oura einen
S6uB unb ergrifF bic 6lu4t. @r
Oerpunoete odnn nod me6rere per
iOnen, bic i'm auFbaIten po1ten, muir
De ieoo9 i9lisBli9 oiHgfeit gema4t.
Qls Ipdter 3pei poli3iiten Die Bobs
nung @iqiams' betrdtsn, fanoen tie
bort 3fpei 4Rar9iTten por, pel3e ioz
fort 6euer auf bic 8eumten gaben.
Die 2eBteren erpioerten Dus 6suer u.
b~ernunoeten einen Der Nnar3titen
t0Ot(i3. Der anbere puroe berb1fz
let.
Reue 8oGofetber in Qu=
itrdlien.
8ert6, @ef : QuItrdIien, 11.Quz
quit. - Nus &alqoprlie piro gemelz
bet, ooB 3auIenoe BON Meni6en in
Der Nd6e oes 9fpnnne : Sees un.paIt
&anoipna, 5uIammenftr0men mo- unz
ldngIt Elm 95 9funb I4perer 9oloz
tlumpen entoedt poroen lit. ungez
6eure Qufregung berri4t in Den 8ruz
ben : Oiitritten.
6|ppleD's g riinoungsz
S9pinOel.
Sn Der v9igb Court Of Suffice" lieB
Der MaHe : 8erpdlter oe5 5OOleD'z
icben @ermD9ena oas @eiu8 Ite1en.
oaB i6m erlau6t perba, ben Carl %
Ga Warr uno bic Serren 8raoler
8raoi6utp uno Riiders Dappn gu be-
na9ri4tigen, Dab am nd4iten 6reitdq
Elm Qntrdg geitellt peroen piiroe, iie
tpegen MiBa9tung oes@eri9t5 gu pers
urtbeiler, neil lie Den 8erfu4 gemu4t
bGtten, 6rn. 6oolep our Q6legung Ell
neg fuIi4en 3eugnife5 gu peranlai=
len.
De Qnpdlt 6ss MaFebertpdltera
berlas ods pG6reno bes leBten8erbors
oes 6rn. SpoleD ertpG6nte Selegramn
bes Garl De Ga @urr an 6rn. 500
len, ods folgenoermaben lautet: Bit
tie, erflGren sic, DaB i9 ni9t 10000
9funo Sterling fir Dunlop erbalten
babe, audi ni9ts babieIt, mas benz
@arl 4l6emarle ge60rte; ebenio, Dab
i9 feline 8eoingungsn in 8e3ug duI
3a6ttngen fir ben 8eitritt gum 9iz
retturium geIteut babe, unO oaB iG
sic audi ni4t Dem 2oro 9repille DOr=
fteute."
0ds Selegrdmm i6lisBt nit Dem
Griu9en, 9r. SooleD foIe iuger, bah
er nit benz Gprl De Ga Warr fett lei
mem erften @erb0r teinen @ertebr ge=
ba6t babe. Ri4ter 8rigAt bepiaigz
te baS @eIu3.
8e1u8 fir bic 9 oftoner
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StrAens0 eiuhs.

SttIleQeiuG.
SIN Ntdo6tn iubt 9si@d itiuuus i'm Rlttoers
mG0en un0 Rnoptio6ndbeu in tiHsm Sdoen Uotr
PEI etner Grau. 9a63uirl9tH III 1r. 500, Of=
9~rdtt=Strabt. Ol5-0
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4n;elgeI. -3m ueriauleE.

3u ptrfaufsu:
Gine Garm Don III 2lder, 10 YteiltH an Der
Geilir=Rodo, nit guttH C5t5duOtH. 9dd3ufrdgsH
nab d u5r Gbsnos III gr. 1879, ROrOs6arOliHsz
Strdbt. (2lj-0
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Sn OIz8altimore nerben $115O

zines ieRer bibiben Jlpejit5dieen Sduier an Der Gita
ftite Der 9afepoobsseenu Griiber YatopscosStr.
fouien. Sieie 0duier lie9en eiueu &lod n0roiid
BON Baltimore Strabe UHO al Der 9uupt'Gabrs
frabe gum uQatteri0n=9art1 uno bdbeH ale ueues
tttu Standardization. Ser @TunoSins 1T 1915
pro 6rOnt=6ub.
icruer bibiae sDeit0dige Sduier nit isds Gins
msrn al GairmouHt : aOeuue, 2600. @lof, 9reis
$3.50. 9beHtals mtbrtre lt1s 3imTer=oGulsr init
eodHenz6iuQanq an @leperzStruBe, uOrblib BON
GairmOuuts @ptnut; @rumOljns 5pst Collars pro
sFrpntfub. Wrsis $4,000.
Gop. 3. Gallagher, gduuHttrntbmsr
@obuuHe; @GltimpreEStr uHD Satepopos%Oenus
Suli20-)
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SerlaHgt tn NAaemelReK.
0su14ss grbsit5 : 3a4peiIunss,

%. 2l9y G.o*S5arpsStrabs, uRttr Ter Guffat De:
sDertipsn Sti,ai1aft." - S;;1eR;leR, iptl4. otuts
lge 9~dHoDtrrtr. Arbeitsr unD &itnitbois1 iu hes
itdttls:n panlheu, modem Sd psri6nli4 netr In
ItaHttttsS Srisisu an ben as.nttu Der geitli&ait.
9peanu .. Rspsr, Pr. 2ls. 6iSsSbarps
.htii:u tpirp. (aaal6lA
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3u oerfaufen
6ine Sddtrti utbft GiHridtUNg, 0lus uuO Quttm
edomeei6dit. ga65uirageH III Der Expedition Oitz
les @luttes. (2l5-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-12
StOmuu BON Grcapr Gfifp.


aus BEN uusuriI6,n DON cstur BON Rrlaen.
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8eItGtigung Der Na6ri4t iiber Den
llntergang bes 0umpfers Settle"
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Die SerpidelnRsen in 0Faiten.

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Gibraltar gemeloet piro, lit bic aut
beute feitgeIeBte Qbfabrt Der brittl9sn
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OitoIien auiammenbdnst, 1T ni4t BE-
tdnnt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-15
The Administration on Trial.

Interesting as is a personal or fac
tional fight between two such resource
full fighters as Sepator Quay and John
Wanamaker it should not be permitted
in this state to obscure the fact that
superior to all else involved i'm the pres
ent campaign is a national, indeed, an
international. issue. However much
local or factional quarrels may add to
the virulence of the political combat
now drawing to close, and lead men
into divisions on narrow lines of per-
sonal preference or antipathy, the COM
manding feature of the election of Nov.
will be its bearing upon the McKin-
ley administration and upon the set
tlement of the problems coincident with
ard growing out of the war; This
feature cannot be separated from the
canvass and it must not be under-esti-
mated.
IN the eyes of the world the admin
istration at Washington is on trial be-
fore the people of the United States
sitting in judgment upon it's war pol
ley. 1t makes no difference that the
administration has tried hard to pre-
vent the injection of partisanship into
the national aspects Of the campaign
and with a breadth of patriotism and
loftiness of inspiration heretofore
uhequalled in our history has sought
To retain the support Of Democrats no
less than Republicans. asking all to
step and stay upon its high plane of
patriotic duty; the fact is that a party
line has been drawn, the Democracy
as an organization has chosen to criti-
cize and disparage what the admins
tration has done, politicians bankrupt
OF other issues have undertaken to play
for party or personal advantage upon
the inevitable hardships and sufferings
As war and a vote cast at this time
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-15
COLONEL STONES PLATFORM.

It viii be my purpose when elec'eu "
so conduct my Sseit as to win the respect
and good win OF lhusc who have opposeu
me as woli as those who have given me
Their support / shall be the SoNeIIol
of the whole people Of the state. ABUSES
have undoubtedly grown up in the leSls'
lature which are neither the fault OIL one
party nor the other, but rather me
growth OF custom. Unnecessary inNcsl-
cations have been authorized by commit
tees. resulting in unnecessary expense 10
the state. II viii be my care ana pur-
pose to correct these and other evils III SO
far as I have the power. 1t Will De my
purpose while governor of Pennsylvania,
as it has been my purpose in the pubic
positions that I have held with Coo
help, to discharge my whole duty 'The
people arc greater than the parties 20
which thov belong. | am only jealous OF
their favor. / shall only attempt to win
their approval and my experience has
taught me that that can hest be done hY
an honest, modest daily discharge or
public duty.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-15
Time to Get to Work,

The people of Scranton are asking FOR
explanations from the select councilmen
who on Thursday night took action
tending, ii would seem quite unneces-
sarily, to delay long-needed street re-
pairs. The substitute for the Keller
ordinance offered by Mr.. Roche pre-
sents on cursorv examination no ade-
quate reason for prolonging the already
oVerripe period of criminal inactivity
in this matter. The general public is
very little interested in the personal
manoeuvering in councils which has
attended certain stages of the effort to
secure legislation for street improve
ment; ii has no disposition to enter into
a tweedle-dum and tweedle-dee discus
sion of particular ordinance phraseol-
ogy; what it wants is to see the streets
repaired, and that quickly.
Winter is coming on, with its pros
poets of ice and frosts and the public
wants a start made in street repairing
before the snow flies Every hour OF
delay now is not only unfair to the
taxpayers, whose increasing tax bills
contrast with decreasing comforts in
street travel and with increasing mem
ace to life and limb it is also unfair
to the city at large, whose treasury il
threatens with damage suits and whose
business interests are hampered and
embarrassed by the inadequate facil-
tiles for quick and easy carriage. There
has been ample time for meditation,
consultation and formulation of the
necessary ordinance to set in motion
the machinery for street repairs. The
Keller ordinance, with it's widespread
approval, both legal and lay, covered
all the essential ground in a thorough
ly concise and satisfactory manner.
Wherefore this new procrastination ?
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-15
LABoR's LATEST TRAGEDY.
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
When the account is made up for the
battle Wednesday afternoon between the
striking miners at Nirden, Illinois, and
the guards and imported miners of the
Chicago and Virden Coal company, II will
be found that the blame can be fairly dl-
vided between Governor Tanner and the
coal company.
Judging from the disconnected reports
at hand, the coal company was lacking in
consideration for the peace and safety Of
the community in importing a train load
OF colored laborers from Alabama TO ia 'Ie
the place Of the strikers while the latter
We're infiamed with passion and excite
ment, A legal right Is sometimes to be
waived out OF regard for the general well
fare. on the other hand, Governor Tan
ner's interview with one of the mine op-
orators in which he declared that he
would not afford state protection to the
operators for the purpose of "deprving
our own citizens Of an opportunity to
labor" and further thai III these ops.
ators import this labor they do 1t at their