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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

ni6ts on I6tung, tpenn bic g6e &c.
I6ieben mar, neil Der @bt6err nu9
europa suriidtebrte. Wdre es na4
ben dbsIiinii9en 6rauen gegansen, Die
Staliener 6Gtten ME 4ntuB sebdbt,
lire afrifanii9en DiinI9e gu betIueen.
Sine riibmenbe Probe pei6li9er
@eIinnunqstreue erlebte Der 9ieutez
nant MareFotti na9 Der S9ladt BON
4bua. @r mar in Der S9ladt nit
elmer tleinen @ruppe pom @ros absez
f6uitten unb BON einem Gas, Der tba
nit bunbertfa9er lleberma9t um3inz
gelte, gefangen genommen uno pegges
fiibrt ipprben. 4benbs tamen lie IN
einen Srt. mo linn Der Ras cine 9itte
uab ben gsfdnsenen Splouten 2agers
plGbe anfpies. @ls ii9 lieutenant
MareFotti eben nieberlegen pOllte,
frat Elm i60nes abeIiinifdes Weib in
bic Siitte unb idste gu ibm in gutem
StaIienif6: sd babe ldn9ere 3eit in
asmara gelebt unb ben Stdlienern Elm
freunblides @nbenten betpabrt. Sd
mill Dir meinen Ramen ni9t nennen,
aber i1 min Dir faeen, bab mid bds
traurise S9idiul f6mer3t. bus Sud
betroffen bat. Rimm bas als Inben=
fen an MIDI" sic CAB ibm elm @ebsta
bud unb beri9panb. Der Ras geleis
tete am nG9iten Sage feline 9efanges
men tpeiter unb entlieb fe fret auf Der
StraBe mad abitalsb. = BORT er:
sGblte Der BON Slide 10 ~besiinitigte
Sfficier Iein Mbenteuer unb = bic &az
meraben erinnerten it9. 9as mar bic
f90ne 4merai9, bic porbem Satin
zines italieniiden Sffieiers gepeIen
unb bann auf sinmul perI9punben
mar. Sic aatte na9mals ben Rds GEE
beirat6et unb bieien nun our Miloe ses
gen bic Stalieuer geitimmt, in peren
Mitte lie frii6er gelebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

bic 9elbtp. Die Inna fpurbe tdsli4
f4onsr. BE entfuItete ii4 gu elmer buts
tisen Slume poI 3uuber. bod bic
f4totren Sage bes Summers, Der ttete
nmgang nit ben Runben bate ibr
trab5eitig ben sebeimniBpOlen &eia
EGO9enbafter Sdeu genommsn.
Sbr Bid isntte fi4 ni9t. penn elm
Mfann begebrenb, flebenb in ibr 4use
iab, iis beipsgte ii4 Obne mSb9enhafts
3asbuftiefeit unb entI9lpHen trat lie
an bic Mutter berun, nm i6r gu tus
gen, buB lie liebe,
Der iunge Munn mai 1peit iiber ous
Wser nod WieH getummen, INN bier
gu ltrnen- Der 3uful butte ibn in bds
9sihGft gefii9rt, gu beFen Stamms
tuahen er 5Gbite. Die Mutter ma4te
ibre GntIdeibung pm benz profefpr
abbaneie, Der prufsfpr bon ben @rs
tunbtgungen, bic er einsieben polte.
9iefelben fislen be~Friebigenb aug unb
gnna SItermann heiratbete ben 4mss
rifaRer.
sic fOIate benz Wanne ibrsr Wabl
unb sing nit ibm na9 Der neusn Belt.
Srau Sitermunn unb Der alts profefs
fpr ipuren ALIEN.
Limb mas Ioq aus mir tpsrben2"
meinte lie ieuf5enb. r9te Iunu febnt
iebnt fi9 nad mir uno psrlmgt mad
mir"
Isle miiFen biniibersebeR gu i'm.
Sie limb bic Nutter!" - Limb SR,
liebsr Sreunb!"
,ssSd bleibe biet. mir bIsibsn quite
5reunoe. Die 5reunbI6aft lam mun
aud betpabren, fpenn Mssre bic Mens
ffen t%rennen!"
w@enn bas pabr pGrr! Die sTiida
lid pGrs i9!" = nguf mid tOHnen
sic ii1 perlaHen. limb bunn = 4Ines
rifu 1T ni9t gar 10 nett -!~
Srau SItermang bic sinIfige Ball
fDnisin ppn Der 2sopoIbItaht, pudte
hire Sa6en, D~ertdufie ibr 8ef4Gfi
uInb Spg gu ibrer So6tr.
Dor sinisen Wp9en fat fib Der
ProfeFor Sbeuer ~peniipniren laffen,
Gr bate fi9 ieireu 8lpbus senUmmer
utnb mar nit benz Singer raid iiber
bas Weer sefabren, liner ben groBen
Qtldntif9en Ocean, unb mai m elmer
Secunbe in Retp Yurt gepeieH. Saa
that er oft unb oft unb fiiblte iih pobl
babel. G6er enbti9 padte ibn @tpds
tpie Sebnfu9t, tpie 8ungisteit unb Ell
bu6te, es lei better, ipenn er einmal
bic Sour in Wirtlihtett unb ni6t nur
fDmbnlifd ma6te. llnb n bat er's aud
getban. Seute lit Der alte profefor
f9pn briiben unb tpeitt sliidli9 BEL lei.
ner 9tnna unb BEL fetner 5rennbin, biz
nun feline Sreunbtn, feline quite, lie6I
5reunbtn mar, ipus uuh bic MenI6er
bdriiber geIpro4en buben unb ipeiteI
rehen nerDen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

@us fon i6 Dir I9reiben2 mir lit
bana nab Dir! Define Spta."
Die folsenOen 9riefe iinb benz erIten
gang Gbnli9. Sntel Romi4 f4reibt
ibm otter. Seiner Riidtebr iebo9 1T
er fiir's @rite %nbgeneist.
@nblih i9lGet be @rlOIunssItunbe.
gfacii retIt NIT tlopfenbem 9erSen
nat !Sauie. Gr mill Spta liberia
iden.
aaein geht sr bur9 bic Stoppelfelz
Der pom 9abnbpf benz Gaitell gu.
Der Ssptsmbsrionnenidein liest brett
unb iparm auf bsn Sluren. Sn idims
mernben SilberfGben siebt Der Iltz
peiberipmmer bur9 bic 2uft.
4m parttbore biest Gfacit - als
bGtte ibm's isin 5einb serdtben ab,
nnb I9rsitst Der buntlen Sasminlaube
gu. Sin slidli9es 2d4eln ipislt UNI
ieinen Munb.
@ott i'm SimmsI. isbt pirb sr feline
fIetne Sofa tpieberieben!
gr tritt IN bic 2aubs unb itebt pie
pom Bonner seriibrt.
Sd Iibt elm frtmber Wann BET Sofa
nnb bGlt ben &rm I'M ibre S4ulter
ssidlunsen.
.Giaef!" f6rsit fe auf, dls iie
Smbros anii4tis tpirb. SIN nG9fen
@usenblid bat lie ieinen Baden ums
fnbt.
rgfaeii, liebffer GfaeIi, ni9t tpabr.
On biIt ni9t bOfeg SD babe ben
@esu 8onborofp sur 10 Heb"
limb ala er f6ipeist unb lie ni9t
umarmt, nur 70 Dor ibr itebt nit
fdIaff ~bGnsenben &rmen, bettelt lie
bon Reusm, tpie fe i9on als &inb ges
betteIt: ~Ti9t pubr, Gfacfi, Su biit
nidt bOfe2"
0a fditteIt SmbrO ftumm ben
aopf.
na6, Oh biit nod Der ulte, berSise
gfucii!" iubelt fte. nSeR jebt 9es
f6pinb gu Yapu, er tpirb ii4 iebr
freueu, Did gu febsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02
9rauas
Bon Mnna alie.

SerSliebfter S9ub, i9 Iisb' bid 10.
Dte ni6ts auf @rben tceiter.
mtir trGumte iiinsit, es fiibrts no
Gum Simmel cine Better.
Sd ftieg binauf gum Sonnenlidi,
limb itano am 9immelseinsans rtGt.
9a f9aut' i9 Stern an @t.rn Sd
ore9n,
limb b'rauf Der Gngel &eigen,
9ie einsn bab' i'd tanssn Isbn,
Sie anbern bort i9 seisen.
sic bielten elm uub ipintten mir,
Sa frust' i4: SIT mein S9ub aiGt
bier2
sic bemmten b'rauf ben Rinaelreiba
Mit lG9eInben 9eberben:
Wir piHen ni9ts bonn S9ube bin,
Ser lit pobf nod auf @roen!
Su ma6f ih tebrt unO trolte MID -
Was mar Der 9immet Obuf bi92
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02
2 es mar fOt@' elm i6Snsr

bDfe9 Gs mar fOt4' elm idSnsr
SpaB!"
limb GfaeIi 1T ribtig ni9t b6Is! =
au9 bduu ni9t, penn linn Der WiGbs
fang Meht aufs &Opftifen ftGubt uno
ibm .bem3ufolge Mprsens ftatt zines
bIbI6su, briipetten Sungen elm Miil>
lerburlde ans benz Sptegel perbuBt
entgesenidaut.
@u9 bann ni9t, als ite ibn beim
-Sdpar5ea peter" itatt nit Der GEE
brannten Manbel nit blauer Inilins
farbe tdtpmirt.
giacii lit nt9t MIR ni6t bDIe, er be-
tst feline erauiume Gouiine fO9ar an,
Gr 1T eken elm rihtiser. e9ter rGidcIi",
sutmutbis. seOuIbig bis CUR llnpers
nunft.
@ls er bon Spbenbsim, Der lamb
pirtbI9aftli6enS o9I9ule, na9 Sauie
tpmmt, bGtt ibm Der alte Romi9 fols
genbe Rebe: .Mein lisbes &inb, Su
ipeiBt, ipenR i'd iterbe, pirit Su Mds
ioratsberr. Sofa betdme sinen febr
.ssrinsen Iutbeil meines @rbes. Su
biit elm gutter Sunee unb iiebit elm, baB
mir bas nibt rs9t iefn fann. S6du,
itpenn Ou bic Sofa beiratben piirbeit,
70 pdre bic Su4e arsgesli4en, ni4t
tpabr9"
@iacii tDirb Iebr roth unb Tagt sits
ternb Dor Slid unb Subel: rSa!"
Sofa pirb gar ni6t roth uno fast
aud Sal
Den @furIi beiratbsn9 81, pdrum
benn niat9 Die Sadie TT gar ni4t
aufregenb.
am Ielben Sag nod beritedte lie ibm
ben 3tpider unb freut ii9 ~unbGnotg,
dls Der urme, turaiihtige Gidcii bas
GtubeumGb6en itatt ibrer umarmt.
rSDre, Smbro,~ fast Serr bon Rpz
mid, rba threibt mir mein Sreunb
8onburOFh baB 9u febr germ auf
Elm baIbes Sabr gu ibm als 8olontGr
fommsr tannt. Gr f9tdt bafiir iei>
nen @s5a gu rns. BORT Bel linen in
berSompgp funnit 9u Gtpas leruen!"
,Sntsl," bittet giacii flehenb, muB
es benin serabe jebt fsin2"
.Ssbt, eebt,~ aft ibm Romt9 nad.
Sum Donnsrpetter, Surge, 0u piuft
bod nibt stipa bel Der Sofa iiBen unb
Siib6pl3 raIpeln2 @erbet gu9 nod
fatt genug befommen!"
Der Neffe tpdgt feinen @iberIprud
nnb pudt betriibt feinen Softer.
n9u i9reibt mir aber, liebe. fiibe
Gpta2" iast er in Der 4bf4iebsz
itunOe. p9u i9reibit mir ale Sage,
nidt pabr2"
Sofa 5iebt elm Mdulden.
allie Sa9e9 Sas glaub' i4 ni6t.
sSebe @p6e aber betOmmit Su ii4er
einen Brief Don mir!"
Mit filler Wutb i'm 9erSen felt er
in Sitpan6aSd feline 8etra9tungen an
iiber bic Somogper 2anbpirtbidaft:
y@9, 9u lisber Soft = bieIe Sins
mentbaler Rinberrace = meine fibe
Sota - bat and nur bier SiBe -
ME banee 1T mir na6 i6r unb 5fpcl
!SDrner. = 8as lerne ih 8efonberts
bier, ipenn Mues gdr5 10 Ut, pie bel
urs gu Sauie9 Sntel Romi9 = bits
ies pferD ba 1T biibi4, perIobnt ii9
dbsr nidi, gu Sii9ten : lit elm graus
iamsr Sprunnl : Sus gortibires
S9pein : abnt Ri9ts BON Der 2iebe
SsbnIudt : lit bod bas eintrdgIi9ite
= msine ber5ise gruut : friBt gut
unb pirb leitt felt - Soft - nenn
idOn elm Brief Ou pGre!"
9as erfebnte S4reiben trtfft elm.
IS ldutet:
nWiein lieter Gfucii!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02
9as @fefGen.
Cine 9eididte aus Sluuuuien, o 81.
&poa.Hoba.

Cine 9eididte aus Sluuuuien, 0 T.
&Don-Roba.
SSmbrp RDmi9 beibt i'm Munbe
nller WeIt has @iel4en", neil er elm
gar 10 gutter SerI lit. @Ielden aber
beibt auf unsarii4 m@fdcii". 4lio
bebeutet Gidcii auf pus5ta Slenci 10
biel pber 10 penis, pie Smbro ROmi9.
rGfacii!" I9reit bas tlfine Srdulein
gota BON Rpmi9 bur9 bic S6iir ibres
Gouiins, nitee' auf, es lift breibiertel
3eun." Sur @eritdrfune Oes Qlarms
ftampft ite einige Male feit auf.
m@lei4 - sIei4!" tDnt ss periaIaz
fen Suriid.
Sofa Iduft binunter in ben Salpn,
mo ibr papa nit alien 3ei9en Der llns
sebulb, elm mG9tiges 9ebetbu9 in ben
.9dnben, ieinen Ieften erpartet. i'm
i'm &reifs Der Samilie ben iOnntGgli.
den Sir9engung anSutreten.
nWO 1T SmbrO2" fragt er NIT grpIs
lenber Stimme.
r9lei6 lit er bd, Pupa," ultnprtft
bic &leine rnb lddelt bdlb perihmibt,
balb hoshnft. mDir baden ia mod
3eit."
Sben ii istnem 3inmer lit Smbrp
aus ben Sebsrn ssfpruneen nnb On ben
WaI6ttf9 ssltiirst. @r tbut finsn
ffii9tigen Bid uuf Die 11br. Wsm er
fi6 rraisnb" elf, fam tr benz 0pn>
neripetter Ietnes @ormunbes unb
Sntels entsebsn.
~Sp MN bic Sttefef.~ iugt En- gu
fib felbft.
@r fGbrt in ben 2inffn unb aiebt i'm
i'm nd6iten Mpment srf9rpden tpieber
aus. Bon ietnem Sube trdufslt eine
gplbige, bidfliifise Mafe.
Dec Seufel = ME fommt Souig
m meine S9ubte"
Smbro i6iebt gum &aften. Der
S9liHel fsblt. gr pstiudt ben 8dz
item NIT ben 6inssrndssln gu Dffnen
- nutiirli9 p~ergebsns. @erstpeifelt
5iebt er bic iiben Shube an unb tritt
rrfolnt auf. @nssnsbm 1T es ni4t,
nbsr IS sebt.
rSmbro!" ruff fem Sntsl unb @ors
numb Sornig aus BEN 9arte.
Smbrp reiBt Sds JsnItsr duf: sd
fp1nme. muir nod ben Rod 80.
Wit beiben armen fdbrt er Suglei9
binsin unb - blsibt ittden. Gr fuhs
teIt ipie Elm Spbiiidtiger berum, aber
bur6fpmmen Tam er ni6t.
unten rollt elm Wagen.
Oa fGbrt nun Sofa an gapas
Seite Der Stride gu = frDbli9 unb
u~nbefunsen, ala bate fie nidt ibrem
uneliidlidtn gouIin unO @erebrer Sos
mig in bic S6ube geepfen unb bic
Roddrmel Sugendbt. limb GIaefi fibt
bd unb - tpeint beinabe.
Der Pfarrer fprtht serube bas @as
terunfer als Gfacft in bic berrf6dfts
li6e &irdenbdnt sintritt.
Rotb, erbibt unb perlegeu.
@r bort auf bemRiidpege bic Yauts
Sntel Romif's obne WiberIpruh IN.
@us ion er aud fa9en2 = @r Tam
feline GouFns bod ntdt rberpeben" ?
SIM Saufe unselanst, fu4te er fofort
fein Simmer auf. Sofa elite ibm mad.
r@ebt lids gut in 9einen S4us
ben2" frogt Tie nit beillOism Baden.
Gr f6aut fie MIR fin an. Od legt
ibm 5rGuleip Sofa beibe @rre nm
ben Sals. I9mei6elt unb tiiBt ibn:
.gli6t tpahr. gfaefL Su bit ni4t
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

- SmmerberfeIbe Der Bee
riibmte Gbemieprofefor Salimeper bat
c;-"~ mrftri'+ --;t Fsiner -, bic
f4lieBli4 in Sbrdnen ausbridt. -
s-..,s -gtunt.. t"s.s.t ",.-y u.ugi,
Iust er mad tur3em Ra6oenten, .benn
mas entbaltsn iie? Sine unenbli9 gee
ringe Mense BON pbospboriaursm
Sal5 unb cine Spur bon 9~lorIaursm
Patron! = aaes anbere 1T @afsr!"
Sn Der g It III 8 # l.
Srdu SubIide: r9u, glter,
mas 1T benn bas bd firm blutises
8iIo?" = S9ld9termeiite- &ublide:
Die Grmorbung Gdfar's!" = 5rau
&ubIide: .9ottl Bon GGiar's Grmpr'
bung bore i9 ia bas erite Wort. 9as
BON BAT ia nod gar niats i'm 2otalz
geItanbsn."
= Il nbetpub SeG6it IT.
fritif. STUDENT (ponftGnbig beolla
felt, i'm ReItaurunt n :iE,m Spieacl
itebsnb): Sum Srancrpetter! mas
lit benn bhs ba piebsr fir elm @IeI,
Der mid 10 unsIoBtg q"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

-Serm. ST. 'lsin (aus Der fruns
SbFT9en Sapei5 riidgetsbrt): sd
ipre6e iebt franSSiu9 pie @aFer."-
StubiO: Limb i'd. SrGulein. luteinii9
pis 8ier!"
= Gin gutes Wetb. : .0u
fibrit ius Bah unb lGBt D.inenWann
ALIEN gu 6duie9" = pNun, i'd iperoe
inn bic t6sure 8absreiis bod ni4t
tbeurer ma9sn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

limb er sing sehoriam. Omar ni6t
su pupa, dber er sing, ba er fiiblte,
pie iiberfliiNig er mar. SIN alerpers
ffedteIten 8intsG bes 9drtes tduerte er
ii6 nieber auf einen 8aumitamm uno
fpeinte bittere Sbrdnen, Der arme
gfdcfii IN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

Die Grtreme beriibren ii6, brum
peint Der cine Dor 2aden uno Der ans
bere la6t Dor Wut6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

Der srit anfdnst i'm Glitter gu ipas
rem, sleidt bsmienigen, Der erft bein
8ranbe feines SauIes an bic 8crii4ea
runa bentt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

Die 2iise pirb sebsiben a~IIe5eit,
sic brau9t ni9ts peiter als Elm i4Gs
res &leib,
9o9 min bic Wabrbeit fi9 bes 2e6eHs
freu'n,
Mub fie aesanpert unb aetpappnet Iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

Man9sr tr0ftet bid 70. Oab Dir bsin
l1nsIiid bann nod sr0Ber eri4eint.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02
@ebanfenipIittcr.

@liidli9 1T eissntli9 muir Der. peIs
der NIT @ei9id gu entbebren Deritebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

@iele fdreibsn. neil Iie in Der Sints
iiben; piele tommen in bic Sinte, neil
tie i6reiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-03-02

Der Wdnssl geipobnt lit, bat bulb
ltsberflub, rusr tlebsr Tub sepObnt lit,
bat balb Mansel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

Americas contribution 10 the work OF
the peace conference Low IL SESSION at
The Hague Is TO be made this week 10
proposing IA complete organic statute
for the substitution Of permanent and
systematic arbitration for the brutality
Of war as q means Of settling internat.oL-
a. disputes. This. Of course, will be a
staggering proposition to the tinsel
clothed gentlemen OF the old monarchies
AS a large measure Of their occupation
will be gone. War is force. brutal force,
repugnant TO Christian civilization AID
cannot be Contemplated by refined ma
ture without terror, q ought not to be
considered u factor 10 civilized diploin-
acy. But this Is not generally cOusid-
cred by crowned heads aud titled aris
tocracy. standing armies are the rell
anc- and Instruments by which "a few
susiave tie many and enable the idle 10
live upon the -arIlugs Of the masses
But even ,uis can be carried TO /. back
breaking -x.-n, and dire revolution III
t!mately break out Of sheer despair
Many European nations are almost al
the po!ut Of breaking doui now and the
conference Is the result Of II casting
about for re.l-i. The ledger balances u
many nations are sadly against Il fur
thsT prolougatiun Of the barbarous sys
ten and a relief 10 demanded. 1t is al
opportune tune tor the Americans tt
spring the new proposition whether II
carries or not. They, too, are having {
taste OF the folly and expense OF wal
against which the enlightened sense Of
the American people are rebelling
Should they carry this new mode OF set
thing national disputes it will be a great
or victory than ADV yet achieved in war
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

New York World: American interest
in automobile carriages will be sharply
stimulated by the performance OF the
gasoline vehicle which arrived ia Now
York Friday after q journey from
Cleveland. 1t travelled 7O7 miles in five
days n and three-qusrter hours, and on
q part Of it's journey made thirty eight
miles an hour, beating the French road
record. This is less important as fore
sh~adOwing the future OF such vehicles
than is the demonstration made OF their
endurance and practical adaptation to
use on rough country roads and their
exceeding cheapness as regards power
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY AT MANILA.
Graves Decorated While tho sounds OF
War Are Heard In tho Distance.


War Are Heard In tho Distance.
MANILA, June Memorial day was
celebrated ut Battery knoll. where
Scots IN We're planted against the
Filipino trenches III the first day, fight
ing AT Manila. Nearly 300 soldiers lie
buried there On IA bleak mound sur
rounded by rice fields. rough boards
marking the rave. which are ranged
in FIVE unbroken rows. Tn. few soldiers
who could b" spared from the trenches
caiHe to Battery knoll. dusty and
bronzed, learing flowers with which 10
strew their comrades graves. y silk
flag was placed above each mound. The
guns Of the monitor Monalnock, bonn
harding Paran4ue. doomed a significant
reminder Of the nearne5s Of war. DR..
Charles DENLY Of the United States
Philipp:He commission presided at the
exercises and Chaplain Pierce Of the
T~wenty-third infantry and Chaplain
Cressey Of the Minnesota volunteers de-
livered orations.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

Trust formation is going OF in South
Dakota. The Homestske mining CON-
pany at it's recent meeting OF directors at
its headquarters in San Francisco, in
creased it's stock from $l2, 100000 to $21,-
100000, and has taken in the Highland
mining company, the Black Hills Canal
and Water company, and the Black
Hills and Fort Pierre railroad company.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

What is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure: 1t is
the newly discovered remedy. the most
effective preparation ever devised! "r and
ING the digestion and assimilation of
food, and restoring the d-rapged d'ges-
tive organs 10 u natural condition. II It
u discovery SURPRISING anything yes
known 10 the medical profession.
Coax x Opfr-
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Huron would like to have TIE muster
out OF the First South Dakota al that
place but thinks i, won, have much 10
say a. to the matter. IL would prefer
that the boys choose their own place OF
mastering out and thinks 1t would then
have tie best chance.
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Unfortunate People

are they who willie suffering from
Kidney Diseases are prejudiced against
all advertised remedies. They should
know that Foley's Kidney Cure is not a
qusok remedy, but 90 honest guaranteed
medicine for kidney and bladder
troubles. SOC and S1.OO a bottle.
FRANK SMITH.
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ATTORNEY Speed OF Rapid Cl.

Attorney Speed OF Rapid Ci.,. has re-
received a check a: thu end OK q long
law SUI. for 5000 :or attorney fees as
commission :for the sale OF the Ho!!
Terror mlne II is the .arves. CON.
MISSION for a real estate des. ever fought
out 10 the court there.
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In Mad Anape.

was in bad shape and suffered q great
deal with my kidneys. / WAS requested
to try Foley's Kidney Cure, | did 90 and
in fonr days time l was able to 60 back
to work again, 0 l am entirely we'll.
Charles Rsplo9le, Atwater. q.
FRANK Smith.
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CHEERS FOR NARCHAND.
The French Explorer II Noisiiy Create
1t TOul0n.

The French Explorer 10 N0lslly Ofo~too
1t TOul0n.
ToULoN, June 1.-Major Marchand
arrived here at 1890 o'clock on board
the French cruiser D'Assis. The hero
Of Fashoda was greeted with immense
enthusiasm, the ship having him on
board being escorted into the harbor by
q large number Of steamers. At the
landing Major Marchand was received
by the mayor Of ToulOn and several
generals of the French army, who wei.
coined him with speeches Of laudation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

Chas. II. Wessmar, 2y3 Ashland ST.,
Evanston, H.. writes: My boy III years
old had a .evere cold which refused to
Yield TO II treatment until We tried
Foley's Honey aud Tar which gave I'M
mediate relief. aud he MAS completely
cured before using one bottle. N;uar.
anteed, 81 aud - cents.
FRANK SMITH.
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DAILY LEADER
THURSDAY. JUNE. /, lse,.
OFFICIAL Paper OF CITY and COUNTY.
vBRMs OF SUBSCRIPTION
To ADVERTISERS

rHR DAILY LIApBR mAkee . epect.I teAttr" Of
furnishing 'nform stion conceYnin Z the Advan,- gee
and resources Of the city Of Madison snd OF the
.tit- .: ,.rs- emitting is 70 tie 2ssrorAs, otad-
-tf-e'. II every class
j. T. sTAHt. Pro; ri-,gr.
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There is a time for all things. The
time to take DeWitt's Little Early
Risers is when you are suffering from
constipation, biliousness. sick-headache.
indigestion or other stomach or liver
troubles.
Cook & ODEE
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ing to do, he sage, the boys are Wiling 70
| stay, but il they have to 10 garrison
duty nearly every last man wants to get
home right away. They are not IN love
with either the country or the people
there.
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cost. About 81 covered the entire fuel
charge on this long trip, and three cents
worth Of gasoline served for a run OF ELS
mics.
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What you want Is not temporary re-
lief from piles but u cure to stay cured
Witch Hazel Salve cures piles
and they stay cured.
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hem weak, ". AIRY And a~tcd
from kidney diseases. why not tr!
Foley's Kidney Cure, aguaranteed med''
cine. 30, and 81 20 u bottle.
FRANK SMITH.
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DsWitt,s Little Early Risars aot as
faultless pill should, cleansing and 70
yivinp the system instead Of weakening
il. They are mid aud sure. small ane
pleasant TO take, aud entirely free from
Objectionable druge. They ass'st attn
than compel.
CCov e, OnEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-01

The Signs OF the times on b industrial
Juue number Of the American Monthly
Review OF Reviews. Ia the department
OF The Progress Of the World" The edi
tor discusses the new era OF prosperity.
the restored wages ot labor. the ten
dency toward the consolidation Ut cap
ital. railroad atnalxat.on. the relation OF
modern monopolI.s TO the heap,ng up OF
great fortunes. the value OF franchises
and proposed tax reforms, and other con.
dit,ous aud problems OF the day in the
business world. Mr.. Byron W. Hol,
contributes AL article On "Irusts-The
Rust - Industrial monopoly" III which
b. sets forth the facts IN connection
with lie recent startling Development oil
the transforming mania. hs II is begin
nlus T. os called. 4. feature OF NJ
Ho!t's article Is = carefully prepared lis'
| OF more than one hundred anG twenty
i've industrial combinations now operat
iug IN this country. each OF which i
capitalized a. not less than slO.OOb,us
Inis lis. WAS revised 10 May -. and IN
Guides the concerns formed during th'
pas: few months.
Thomas T~nurmon, deputy sheriff o
Troy, Mo. says Il everyone IN the | nite'
States should discover the virtue OK DE
Wits Witch Hazel Sslve for piles
rectal troubles and skin diseases, the de
maud could cot De supplied.
Cook 4 ODEE