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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

WilIf bu beinen gebenmen<
f6en fennen lernen, merf auf, mas
er lG9erli9 finbet.
- Wenn bu Ii iber d a B t
pirit, bemerfsn es slei9 febr piele, bers
fsnnt man bid. bemerft es faum elmer.
-9te banfbaren 9IGub l.
ger. .@as mar benn bas bieien
Weoreen fir eine ih0ne Muiit in Der
Ha6barfdaft9" = ~49, be bat elm
2ielltenant bic reiae 8anquierstp6ter
eebeiratbet. unb ba baben ibm tetne
@lGubiaer Elm Stdnb9en gebrd9t!"
= M oberne Seirat th a rt>
setge. Surd ben Sob meiner Jrau
bat ii9 Elm @ib auf meinem Sanbem
erlebigt. 8etperbsrinnen bierauf ipols
len ibre 4breFe unter r9ln Seil" an
bic @rp. b. 8lattes fenben.
-8eim . brenarst. Srau;
,Mein Mann lit felt einiser 3eit 10
i9perb0rig, Serr Doctor -" 4r5t;
,Wpran mertsn Sic bas9" = Srau;
yWobl SpunSismal iu9te i9 ibm, if
brau4e elm neues &leib, er bort abe,
nibts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
. abb 3 t + a le ~
(9Riidfeite.)

COMGtum): DO(minorum): DE:
MANSFEL(G:
Riidieite. ct. @eorg auf re9tss
Idreitenbem Surnierpfero nit gum
@trei6 erbobenem SAperte, gu Siiben
Der getobtete 2inopurm. 9luf bem
@aume Der Suttelbede: ORA:
PROnobis): unb bic llmi6rift:
SANCTUS: GEORGIUS: PA(tros
nus): COMGtum):. DOmiaorum:
De: MAN(sfelO:
Dieter Sbaler ioll anfangs als
9lmulettbaler setrasen unb erit bann
bur9 ben Spru6tbaler eriebt iporben
fsin, als sr ieiner sroben Seltenbeit
tpesen gar ni9t mebr auf3utreiben
ipar. Snbehen finb bic 9lnsaben bier
iiber unbeitimmt unb tpiOeripre9enb,
ipGbrenb es fsftitebt, bab i'm breibigs
i1brigen &riege mebrmals bo9ere
Sfficiere, tpie q. 9. Der iG9iil9s
Sberf BON Gisbenau, ferner Elm taiiers
Iider 9eneral i'm Sreffen bel &p9ersz
berg, babur9 bonn Sooe bepabrt lpurz
ben, bab bic feinbli6e augel einen
mdnsfslber Sbaler bes @rafen SabiO
traf, fpel6sr auf Der Riidieite ben
@pru9: n9ei 9Ott 1T Rutb unb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

sabl, am beiten aus bem Sabre 1909
ober 1911 iein.
Die Sbaler, tpelde ben Spru9 i'm
Ssslbe fiibren, tennt man fortldufenb
aus ben Sabren 1906 Bis 1915; in bS
umI6rift tritt Der Spru9 f9pR 1908
unb nod 1924 auf; biniidtlih Der
ShreibipeiIe unb Der Nnprbnune iino
IL @arianten befdnnt.
Der auf unIeren 2lb6ilbungen oarz
seiteIlte Dapibs (GalismaWtbaler sat
folgenbe prGgung:
@prberfsite. DAVID: CO(mes):
E(O: DOminus): I'M: MANS
FIELD: NOBGlis): d: I(n)
HEL(drungen): EFT: SCHRAa
PL(au):
gfiidIeite. BEL GOT IsT RATH
VND THAT. Sas srdfli9e Wap@
ben nit Der SabresSabl 1909 unb
GGafschafD M(ansfeld).
@egen gnbe bes IT. Sabrbunberts
tau9en neben ben 0abibstbalern in
&remnib berseitellte Prdgungen auf
bon fplgenbem, in ben 9lbbilbungen
3 unb 4 beranidauli9tem Sppus:
@orberfeite. Ser Ritter 9eorg, ben
Srahen bur9bobrenb, unb bic llmz
fGrift: ST. GEORGIUS 'EQVIs
TUM PATRONUS.
RiidIeite. Gbriitus i'm S6iffe
Iblafenb. in ber 6erne bic 9etrDnte
Sungfrdu, unb bic umi6rift: IN
TEMPEST ATE SECURITAS.
SieIe 9eprGge tperben als gpncurz
renten Der Mansfelber Sbaler Suerit
eripdbnt BON 6. 8. Rindius in nLus
cubratio de veteris numisnatis,
Francef. 1701", iis biirssrten ii9 allz
mGbli9 elm, ippbl infolge Der 8eiSiiz
bungen Der aus Der prdgung ytuben
3isbenben. Gs finb feline Officieaen
Wfiin3en, fonbern Mebaillen, bic auf
9eiteGung Der nieberunsariiden 8ergz
IfGbte, ipel9e bas Re9t batten, bon
ibrer 9lusbeute S4aumiinsen beritels
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Dapib 3 t 3 a I E T.
(ggorberIeite.)

gen 9eprGsen iinb es beIOnbers bic
-9eorestbaler," tpel9s pGbrenb zines
mertpiirbig lansen 3eitruurSes ibren
Ruf beipabrten, ben Reitersmann gu
f9iitsn eegen bic 5olsen bes Sturoes
ainb ibn feit su MAIDEN sesen Sieb,
Std unb &ussl. - Sas Bib bes
beiligen 9eprs, bes 2inbpurmbeatpinz
gers. siert manderlei Wiiinsen: pGpfz
iihe, manluaniite, mansfelbiI4e, liits
ti4f6e, burefriebbsrgifs, fugserf9e,
ruIiif9e unb ungarii9e = uls Salisz
mantbdler gelten aber nur GENTLE Irz
ten bon Mansfelber Sbulern uno bon
tbalerfOrmisen, in &remniB geprdgten
-Weoatllen.
Sas Mansfelber @rafenbaus fpalz
-fete iit9 mad bsm Sobe 9iintbers III.
.Q474) in bic 8orbersSrts uno bic
Sinter<Srts2inie. 2ebtere itsrb 1866,
bic @prber Srt 2inie 1850 aus.
ais 8eiiber reiher Silbergruben ga
tben bic Munsfelber 9rafsn bauernb
5sablreide @eprdge aus; Der erite unb
feltenite semeini6aftli9e Sbaler trGst
bic Sabres5abl 1921:
@orberfeite. Sas alte gepierte
terGfli9e Wappen nit getr5ntem Selm,
5u beFen Seiten 15-21. unb bic llms
f6rift: MONE(ta): AR(gentea):
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

Sin unerpdrtstes @nbe bat bic De
monitrdtion, ipel9e nit Der Gntienz
bung bes S6la9tfdiffes ~Maine",
Gapt. Siasbee, nad benz Safen bon
Sapanna beabii9tist mar. sefnnben:
bas itolse S6iff 1T elmer Grploiion,
beren urfa9en nod niht feItgeiteat
iinb, gum Spfer gefallen unb liest ieBt
als Wrad auf bem Weereserunb; 260
Mann baben bei Der fur9tbaren 8atds
ftropbe ibr 2eben Derloren.
9ie .Maine" mar Elm S9lu9ti9iff
stpeiter &ldTe bon 6848 Tonnen Oes
placement. Sbrs Saupturmirllng be-
itanb aug bier ssbnsDlligen 9eidiiben,
ie aipei in stpsi Sbiirmen, unb ie4s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
q e prd ge 5ran3' II.
(0prOerIeite.)

geeen bic S9pinbIu9t; bic 9ene-
sittspfennise bes Sloiters Metten in
8apern iparen i'm II. Sabrbunbert
tpeitbin bessbrt als S9ub geeen ben
b6Ien Bid unb sesen alIerbanb 3aus
berei; bic iogenannten Sreita9s9rOz
i9sl, bic Ser3os @eorg Rubolpb, 3uz
erit am gbarfreitas 1922, ppr benz
8reslauer Sbore in 2ieentB an bic
9lrmen pertbeilen lieb, bsilten, am
SalIe getrasen, bas 6iebsr etc.
Sine eigene bo9interefante 9ruppe
biloen bic aus al9pmiitii9em WetalI
bsr9eItelIten Wtiin5en uno Wteoaillen
unb bic ,Sdlismane."
9lItrologie unb Der 9Iaube an Mes
tallperehelung beberri9ten bic Wihens
icbaft bis ms 18. Sabrbunbert; Elm
unferen Sinnsn ni9t unmittelbar fabs
6ares @gens ioIlte bic 8erfeinerung
5spirten. 0ur9aus losiIbe S9liiFe
bdtten su bieier 4nnabme gefiibrt unb
mir iteben Der Wieoeraufnabme Der
alten Sheen pielIeitt nGber, als man
meint. Sie gl9pmiiten batten ben
MetaIlen unb anberen ipi9tisen Stofs
fen bic 3eihen bon Simmelst6rpern
bsiselest, nit slei9en unb Gbnli9en
3ei6en purben menI9li9e Su9enbsn
unb 2eibenidaften belegt, pbuntaitis
fhe @rinnerungen an beIonbers be-
gndbete perionen famen bin5u, unb
10 entitanb cine mDItiide 3ei6ens unb
8ilbsrfpra6e, bic Suerit bem Ius'
taufd Der Sori4er, bann bsm Setruse
biente.
Die Salismune iparen mtiIt eegofz
Iens. nit al9bmiftii9en unb aItrolo>
eii1en gbaratteren beOedte Wiiinas
itiide, pel9e gang beitimmte Wirtunz
gen berborbrinssn folIten; unfun9s in
gutem 9lulben berseiteat. ipuroen lie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
2IagifGe 2Niin5eit.

Der @laube an Mmulette unb Sdz
1ismane, bic segen Sranfbett unb
@unben, gegen3auberei unb 8eordngz
nib idiiben iollten, lit in ben eriten
Gultilrfpuren Der MenI9beit na9s
fpsisbar. Die arif9en 1lrbsipobner
bss 3peiitrom 2anbes f6iibten ii4
burd Rspbrite, bic masif9e 3ei4en
singesraben trussn. bic 9rabitGtten
Gspptens bergen ganSe SGmmlunsen
bon amuletten, Der pfablbauer unb
Der feiusebilbete Grieae peri9mdbten
'es nidt, bic eebeimniBpollen &rdfte
fir ii9 ausSunrben. tpel9e iie tn ielta
famem Muraslfpert, i'm MolfsSubn.
tn allerbanb 9eitsin unb Msta1 perz
bergen tpGbnten. SAT- felbftperfdnbs
lid erI9etnt es baber, baB aud setpiKe
MiinaIorten seittpeilis in ben Ruf gez
fangten. infolse ibres 1riprungs ober
fpegen ibrer SubItana ober bur9 bas
GeprGse eebeimnibbolle Wirtunsen
ausiiben gu t0nnen. Inter ben neile>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Grances gYiaaro.

SIN Glter bon SO sabren III in gfeiu
Dorf SRI. Srancis 6. Wildrb, cine Der
berebteiten II. eifrisiten 8ertreterinnen
Der probibitionsbei itrebungen. aus bem
2eben gei9ieben. Srances GliSabetb
Willarb ipurbe in 1889 in Gburhpille
bel &ocbeiter, q. 3. geboren. Sbre
@ltern persosen ipdter mad Obio unb
bann mad Wisconiin. sic mar ldnz
aere 3eit als 2ebrerin in pripatanitals
ten tbdtig. unb Bel s@riinbuns Der
rRationaI Wpman's Gbriitiun Gems
perance Union" In 1879 purbe lie Sur
eprreippnbirenben @etretdrin eripd9lt,
unb felt ienem Sabre fpibmete iie ii9
ppllftdnbig Der perlorenen SADIE. sic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

Inter Sreunbi b innen.
Ser arme Sunse! = i9 mub ieinen
@ntrag ablsbneu. Wenn i9 nur piiBs
te, ipie ih ibr1 ben Sdmsrs etipcs ers
Ieidtern fDnnie." = n9iit Du bumm!
CAB ibm bod einfa9 fasen, On babeit
ni6t 70 pisl @srmOsen, aIs sr iia ein>
bilpe."
9raftif 9. Satin: ~Soeben
babe i9 stipas entIebli9es sebDrt!
Serrn 2ebmanns So9ter pill nit ibs
rem 8rGutisdm bur9geben, ba miiis
fen mir iofort gu ibrem 8ater unb
i'm parnen. ."-@atte: yWus fdlt Dir
elm! 8leib um. 9ottesipillen bier, oenn
tpenn er fie sntfiibrt, brau9en mir bod
tsin 9oaaeitsssi4ent au ma4sn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

fparf bic pldne. glm 18. Robsmber
purbe bas @diff, zines Der f4Dniten
unb beiten Der Slotte Der Der. Stdas
ten, bonn Stapel seluien. Sis ~Maine'
bate cine 2Gnee BON 318 SUB, ibre
arDbte 8reits betrug 81 SUB unb ibr
SieFgdns 21t SUB. Sbr Displacement
betrug, tpis f6on oben bemerft, 6648
Sonnen. sic tonnte senug &oblen an
8urb nebmen, nm 1000 9noten in 10
Stunben suriidlesen sit fOnnen. sic
bate eine 9oppelIdraube. Sbre inbiz
cirte pferbetraft mar 900. anBer ben
Officieren unb 40 Martneiolbaten be-
Itunb bic 9smunnung Der DMaine"
aus $40 Matroien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
@adff6berrtiGfeIt
tgfeues 6tubentenlieo\.

tyteues StuDeHIeHteoh
. iunge 8adfiIdberrlibtei.,
Dobin biit Su enti9punocn
Mit langem 3opf unb turSem Sleio,
&lapier= unb S9Gferitunbenl
@ergebens ipd9' i9 rings berun;:
Did raubte bds 9Danaiium.
. ierum, ierum, ierrlm,
o quae mutatio rerum!
Die Notenmapp' bebedt Der Stuub.
Der Striditrumpf funt in Sriimmer;
Die Rabel tpdrb bes Rpites Hdub,
@erbli9en lit ber S9immer;
Die Observation-Disclosures
SIT, adj! fir ale 3eit porbeil
8 ierum, ierum, ierum,
o quae mutatio rerum!
$40 iinb iie, bic bon Sdparb, Garlen
Ni6t fpunften unb ni6t ipi6en,
Die Warlitt fanben ipunberI60n
limb @erner ibr pergli6en9
sic leien iebt = 3 1T Mobs 10 -
Salluit, Spib unb Cicero.
8 ierum, ierum, ierum,
o quae mutatio rerum!
Die f9reibt nit beibem Qngeii1t
Sebt gompoiitionen;
Die anb're ftiidt Somers 9ebibt
1lrb fhpGrmt fir Mprmibonen;
9ie fGllt gar bur9 in Der 9ei9idf,
limb bic berFebt bic 2ogif ui6t.
. ierum, ierum, ierum,
o quae mutatiO rerum!
Nllein bas edte Mdb6snbirn
Wirb nimmermebr bebalten,
Wds inter f6pa6bebddrter St:rn,
4usfpintiiirt bic glltsn.
limb tpenn du9 cine @rie9iI9 fdnn
Wirb fie bod ppn Der pferbebd6H
8erfebrt ben 4bipruns balten.
. ierum, iernm, ierum,
o quae mutatio rerum!
Drum, retd5t t6r elmer feline Sano
Gum 8unb Der etp'gen Sreue,
@eraibt iie bdlb ben edn5en Sunb,
Wirb pieber Weib duf's Neue.
Stobt an unb 6ebt bic 9lGIer bod:
Die alien Sunsfrau'n leben nod!
. ierum, Ierum, ierum,
o quae mutatio reruml
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Scr Geianbte Spanicns.

2lls Nadfplger 9upub be Comes
tit Senpr be 9ernabe gum 8ertreter
Spaniens bel unierer 8unbes Regies
runq ernannt porben. Ser neue 9ez
fanbte, Der BEL ben qeIpanntsn 8eSies
bungen sipiIden ben Ser. Staatsn unb
Spanien eine I9pierise 9luf9abe gu
lDien bat, itebt i'm Ilter BON 40 Sab
rem unb 1T Elm Sobn bes ipanii9en
4bmirals Sole polo be 8ernabe, Der
i'm Sabre 1872 ais 9eidnbter in
Waibington aecrebitirt mar. 9lu9
bamals ipiitbete auf Guba elm blutiger
9lufftanb unb bic aus ben triegeriIhen
@reigniNen ii9 ergebsnoen @erpides
lunoen erI9perten feline Steaung in
bobem 9rabe. Der neue 9efdnbte
tritt alio untsr dhnli9sn S9pieri9z
feiten ipie Iein @ater iein fpidtiges
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Anf oent 2Heeressrnmo.

bon ie iisben Sonnsn Displacement.
Oie ,Maine" ipurbe in Der 8rootlpner
RapDsYarb erbaut, muir bic Maf9ines
rie lam aus pripatperten, ndmli9
bon ben nAuintarb Sron Worts".
Sbr 9au ipurbe bonn GonereB bur4
elm am 3. 4uguit 1886 erlahenes 9es
feb angeorbnet. ipeldes beitimmte, bab
bas Shiff ni9t mebr als $2,500,00O
foiten fpue. Die @renSe ipurbe 5iems
li6 genau eingebaltsn; na9 offisiellen
9lngaben ioa Der '8pitenpunft bes
G9iffes $2,484,503 betrasen bdben.
8. .. Dilion Der nGbief Gonitrucs
tor, b. /. Der SauptsS9iffssSnsez
nieur bes >9epartements. enta
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
@eoanfenip

Bel pobrboft flugen 2euten
Wan islten Sp9mutb finbet,
Denn Stols unb Gigenbiintel
Sinb meiitens - unbegriinbet.
Sussnb =
Sat feline Sugsnb;
Oo6 bic anergrObten Siinber
Sinb bic NIten, nidt bic Ginber.
@ar man9er III bas 2e6sn iatt.
Der ni9ts bon ibm = genohen bat.
Ri6ts tpiiiter, als elm Didmant
Bon reinitsm Waher-un I9mub'ger
Sanb!
9u riibmit bid, baB in bieier @elt
IS gdnsli6 bir an 5einben feblt?
9aft Sreunbe bu9 = Sa9 = Damn
gema6l
Sieb' erft NAL untsr biefen nu4!
4
= Die Wabrbeit trie6t, bic Der.
kgmbuug bat GIiiseIl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
g 6IpB gurg.

msr sei6tdtIider@reignifie uub mans
DE Sage baften an bieier bersiIben
9anbesburg. Sier fab 1888 na9 Der
@9ladt bel Worrinsen ber gefunsene
Gr3biIdof Siesfrieb BON Deiterburg
in ritterli9er Saft. Sm DreibisidAs
rigen &riege ipurbe S9lob Burg, pel=
Dies befiii4e9eidBung bate, bur9 ben
fuiIsrli9en SberIten Sparr nit &ds
nonen unb9ranotuseln aur lebergabe
geSpuueen unb bunn 1648 bel benz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

fpGter sur iinnlofenS Sabrmarftspuure.
9ie al9pmiitiI6en Stiide finb (ans
geblif) aus Sob obsr Silber berge'
iteIlt, ipeldes bur4 gebeime aunit ere
seust tpurbe. Man tennt cine gan5e
3abl papon. Sn unierer 5. unb 6. glbs
bilbuns finb @eprd9e aus aldpmiItis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Srances 6. WtIIarb

bate es iih aur @ufsabe ssma6t, in
ieber Stabt Der linton bon mebr als
10000 @inpobnern gu fpre9en. Sm
Sabre 1883 bate lie bieies 3iel erz
reidt. Sn 1879 purbe SRI. @iaarb
sur prGiibentin Der nRational
8pman's gbriitian Semperance
linton" erpGblt. sSn 1883 sriinbete
iie nit einigen peripanbten Seelen bic
,0prlb's Woman's Gbriitiun Sems
peranee Union. @iel @rfols bat SRI.
@ilIdrb NIT ibren 8emiibunsen ME
eebabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
Satal. |.

profeFpr Der Mnemote9nit: n9m
itnansenebme @eI9idte! Sat oa elmer
meiner S9iiler, na9bem er berelts
stpsi @ebG9tnibturIe senommen, bds
.3ablen pergefen; -. unb pds oas
S9limmite 1T = i9 fam mid abios
Tut ni1t erinnern, ipie er beiBt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
9eorss t + a ler.)
(8oroerfeite.)

Shat" trug. 9ie Sadie iuurOe raid
betannt, unb bdlb fam es babin, oab
sur 9lusriiituns bes Officisrs elm SDrs
esntbaler geb6rte.
Die QualitGtsn bes e9ten unb pab=
ren Salismdntbalers ipurben BON ben
Qlutoren an benz @noe bes II. Sabrz
bunberts ipie folgt firirt:
1. @r muB bonn 8rafen Sabib
(16O2-162S) Der SintersOrts2tnie
herriibren;
2. Der beilige @eorg iOll ua9 linfs
reiten, bic 2dn5eniplitter miiil,n auf
Der @rbs liesen; Der Spru6 loa nidt
in Der llmidrift, iouosrn i'm 5elOe
itebeu.
8, er mub BON unssraOsr Sa9res"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
: Gine aefudte NerfS

Cine gefu9te per Sn.
li9feit. 6remOer: nDarum iteben
benn bic Ibpocdten bd ale auf Der
Strabe?"- @sfGnenibuufieber: rSa.
ipiiIen sic, belte ipirb Der berii9tigts
S6loHsrebe entlafen unb ba ipoIlen
bic Serrsu ibre gmpfsblungstarte ab'
aeben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10

Senor ol b Berndbe.
4mt an. Ssnor polo be 8ernabe 1T
iibrigens tein Neuling in Waibington.
Gr trat i'm Sabre 1873 bort als
2ltta9e ieinss @aters in ben Diploma
tiI9en 0ienit unb berblieb bort bis
gum Sabre 1881. Damn ipurbe er in
bas 9luspGrtise 9lmt su Maorib pers
febt unb ipGter psrtrat sr Spunien ala
@eIanbter in @ebpten iopie in 8ras
filien; sulsbt mar er @bef Der Sana
bslsabtbeiluns bes auspGrtigen ams
tes in Mabrib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
g 9 tper treffen.

rWann tann id ben Serrn Gbsf
fpre9en9"
.Sa, bas III febr f9per! @or
Sip6lf tommt er ielten in's Bureau unb
na9 aipDlf sebt ct slei4!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-03-10
SD9fe@emiitbli4 s Ii 4 teit.

@lGubiser: me-. WiTen sic au9.
baB ib iebt fdon faft Elm eanses Sabr
tastGslid gu Sbnen fomme9!"
StubioIus: rSait re6t, alter
Sunee = mir f0nnten sigentli9 nOu"
au einanber fagen!"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-22
WANT ARBITRATION.

A Madrid conservative organ, re.
news the suggestion regarding arbi.
| tration between the United States and
Spain. 1t says:
The negotiations at present are
going out without touching the ques.
tion of the Philippines which is most
obscure, and which lends itself to the
gravest dissensions. Owing to the
vagueness and lack of clearness of the
protocol, the commissioners are meet
ing with serious difficulties It has
been said that. if our adversarics are
obstinate in their exaggerated de-
demard. Senior Sagssta should address
the European governments, asking
arbitration, at least upon the points to
which an agreement could not be
reached; but, in view of the electoral
struggle now in full vigor in the
United States add to the defamation
of the jingo press, which affirms with
out limits the rights of the conqueror,
it is safe to assume that request for
would be without avail,
and serve no other purpose than loss
of time"
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SOUNDS LIKE A PoPULisT.

Under encouragement given by
money sharks, Of the Morris & White
head variety, counties and municipal
tiles throughout the state have made
vast body of illegal debts. A bill is
uow pending to validate these debts
and to direct the counties to fund the
warrants at 8 per cent, after compound
ing the Int, rest. This measure never
should become law. 1t is amazing
that it should have been introduced.
Undoubtedly certain bond sharks are
behind It. These persons who have
oeen so forward to encourage the issue
Ut warrants, 10 vlolatio OF tho funda-
mental law, should be allowed to sweat
while. So long as they understand
that their "investments" already made
are in peril, they will be less inclined
TO seek more OF the same kind. War
rants should not bear interest at all.
There is no law fer 1t. Nor are
they negotiable paper. There has
been too much OF this business, the
product of greed on the part of war;
rant.buyers and Of recklessness on the
part Of ofiicials.-Oregonian.
This sounds very much like things
we have read in populist papers, only
it is little more radical. We had
hardly expected the great organ OF the
gold standard and corporation inter-
ests would nf1Onn so suddenly.
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THAT SURPLUS.

The administration organs are point
ing with pride to the surplus of $780,.
000, 600 in the treasury and declare
that 1t is another evidence that pros.
perity always comes with republican
administration. The mere idea Of
pointing to this surplus az In indica-
tion Of. republican business methods
Is an insult to the intelligence of the
American people. The surplus could
be 81 600, 900. 900 just as easy as is is
s300, 900, 900. Of the surplus to which
the administration organs point with
pride 5000, 600. 900 was secured by the
sale of bonds, and it would be easy to
sell 500, 200, 900 more bonds and make
the surplus an even billion. That,
according to the republican idea,;
would be prosperity. The more money.
there is locked up in bank vaults and
treasury vaults the greater the ma
uon's prosperity, according to repub-
lican ideas Of finance and trade.
The millions invested in bonds do
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PRIMARY FACTS.

The .Roseburg Plaindealer joins the
! Walla Wall Union in denying the
assertion of the Times-Mountaineer
that the ultimate aim of the single
gold standard advocates is the abso-
Lutte abandonment of silver as money
metal, These journals are not willing
ito face the logic of events. Both the
Union,and the Plaindealer have been
carried far beyond their original in
tentions just as have majority of the
voters who>have been hoodwinked by
the manipulators Of the republican
program. Both the Union and the
Plaindealer were dishonest with their
readers in advocating McKinley's elec-
tion on the pledge of an international
monetary agreement. There was not
leader of thought land in this cate
CORY we class newspapermcn who are
supposed to think) that did not know
that a monetary confere nee would be d
farce. The whole upshot of the mat
ter is that under 25 years of adverse
legislation silver has been abandoned
as money metal 1t enjoys no mint
age privileges whatsoever save as to
the bullion now on hand. It is not the
intention of Mr.. Hanna and his CO.
conspirators that silver shall eyer
again assume its place as a money
metal with the same privileges Of
mintage as gold. For n osidiary pur-
poses its use is too expensive and must
be abandoned. The least grain OF
common sense will show any man that
to pay As cents for piece of metal to
pass as dollar by being backed up by
gold is an extravagant waste. Paper
will fulfill all the purposes of token
money.
The ultimate aim of the advocates of
the single gold standard is the retire.
ment of silver, silver certificates aud
treasury notes, and the issue of bonds
to form the basis of a banking cur
rency. The UuioD aud the Plain
dealer know this, If they haYe given
the question thought. Esher silver
must be restored as a money of ulti-
mate redemption or else we must have
banking currency based upon gold
demanding, ibterest-bearing bonds.
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4 NATTER OF JUSTICE.

It is not to be wondered at that some
taxpayers object to paying taxes un-
LEGS all are made to pay on or before a
certain date, hence the protest en-
tered by Hood River taxpayer. pub
lished yesterday. cannot be considered
unreasonable. If, as the gentlemen
states, certain taxpayers are allowed
to let their taxes go delinquent in or
der that they may invest their money
In county warrants and draw interest
thereon, an injustice is done thCse
who pay up promptly, for they are COM
PEELED Co help pay interest on the debt
Of the county while the delinquent has
no penalty imposed upon him. 1t is
only just that all taxes be collected
when they fall due. and if not, the de-
llnquent, be made pay penalty equal
at least to the interest on outstanding
warrants 10 the amount os their de.
HnaUeacy. Taxation will never be
just until officials insist upon the
prompt payment of taxes when they
become due.
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more good than the same millions
could do if invested in manufacturing
and commercial enterprises or devoted
to the development of our agricultural
and mineral resources, according to
the republican idea. But the party
that will issue bonds and then point to
the proceeds as surplus derived from
wise financial management mistakes
the good sense of the American peo-
pie for rank idiocy.
The surplus $500, ,000, 900 now in the
treasury is not due In any manner to
the republican partv's wisdom in deal
ing with the finances. The republican
Dingley law has created deficit. That
deficit has been made good by a war
tax that is not now needed ard by
bond issue that was never needed. If
prosperity depends upon surplus se-
cured by bond issues and war taxes
then issue ten times S2c0, 600. 600 in
bonds and treble or quadruple the war
tax. That is the republican idea of
finance,