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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
A DELSARTE THEORY.
Falling without Getting Hurt IL An
Easy Trick II You Only
Know How.

"People wonder how an actress can
fall on the stage without hurting her
self" says woman who, according to
the New York Times, has tried all sorts
of fads as they have come up, "but it Is
the easiest thing in the world. tried
the Delsarte exercises at one time, and
for awhile, when my attack of the dis
ease was at its height, my family had
the pleasure of seeing me fall for their
amusement and enlightenment ak
around the house. The great secret OF
falling is to relax. If you slip and fall
some time when you do not wish to, If
YOU can only remember to relax your
muscles you will be saved perhaps from
a serious injury. Children and drunk
en- people fall relaxed. My mind at that
time was filed with my desire to be al
ways relaxed, whenever the Delsarte
oracles said l must. So it happened
that one day slipped on the street and
had heavy fall. Ipulled myself up In
sitting position a title dazed-1 was
not sure whether had put my prin-
ciples into practice or not. was
Drought u Hiys ny " man WI" S"
up, asking me, in considerate tone:
"'Are you seriously hurt, madam
"'No; oh, no! thank you,' I said, still
dazed. I'm not hurt And then real
lied that had been thinking so much
of my principles that instead of getting
up Immediately had been sitting there
saying to myself, in brown study:
Did relax or didn't l relax" l am
pretty sure that I didn't, for | found
later a goodly number of big black and
blue spots. which never should develop
on true disciple of Delsarte."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
duly Feed Man and Steed.'

Feed your nerves, also if you would
have them strong. The blood is the
feeder and sustainer of the whole nerv-
GUS system. Men and women who
are nervous are so because their
nerves are starved. When they make
their blood rich with Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla their nervousness disappears be-
cause the nerves are properly fed.
Hoods Sarsaparllla never disappolnts.
Hoods Pills cure constipation.
Price 25c.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
TlD-BlTs FOR MA HoNEYI

e TiD-BiTS FOR MA HONEY!
and tender little juicelets for the chill
dren, are all right, but papa and 'the
boys" want good, big, juicy steak,
roast or chop when business or school
duties are over, and we can cater to
them all. Our stock of prime meats is
unexcelled for quality, and we send
them home in fine shape.
J.E. KEIFER,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
Death Followed Fight.

Thomas King, an Altoona cabman,
got into an alteration with James
Williams, Tenth avenue bartender,
Wednesday evening of last week, and
was knocked down and, it is alleged,
was severely beaten by WILLIAMS.
The assault, it is claimed, produced
hemorrhages from the nose from which
King died Sunday evening. King
was aged go years and unmarried.
Williams gave himself up.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06

There is more Catarrh in this Sec
tion of the country than all other dis,
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease, and
prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure
on the market. 1t is taken internally
in doses from 10 drops to teaspoon
full. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. They
offer one hundred dollars tor any case
it fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials. Address,
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists 7sc.
Halls Family Pills are the best. I'm
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
CLAM RAT CATCHERS.
Strange nnd Thrilling Midnight
Tragedy Reported from the New
York Aquarium.

Jay Gould invented rat trap that
made the foundation of his millions,
but a common, everyday shell-fish,
moved thereto by dire necessity, de-
vsed n trap the other day that worked
just as effectively as any man-madc
contrivance of wire. At least, 1t caught
two rats.
The inventor of the trap Is clam.
This does not refer to his taciturnity
concerning his invention at all. 1t is
n mere statement of facts. lie was a
clam. AS his example was immediate
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06
CENTRAL PENNA. TELEPHONE
g. SUPPLY CO.,
JOHN KENYON, Manager.
PATENTS

Caveats and Trade Marks obtained, and al
Patent business conducted for MODERATE
FEES.
OUR OFFICE is OPPOSITE THE U. s. PAT.
ENT OFFICE. We have no sub-agencies, al
business direct, hence can transact patent busi
ness In less time and at Less Cost than those re
mote from Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo, with descrip
tion. We advise II patentable or not, free Of
charge. our fee not due till patent is secured
ences TO actual clients In your State, County, o
town sent free. Address
Opposite U. S Patent Onice)
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06

OF the Patent Office are now averap-
ing $4,000 more than they did in the
sumner of last year, and last weeks
issue OF patents, trade marks and la
beIs was the largest since April, 1900,
the total being 635.
Secretary Long made public
signed statement TO the cabinet de-
ploring the killing of Filipnos with
out provocaton and the lootlng of
private houses in paclhed communi-
ties, knowledge Of which he claimed
to have acquired from letters from
sailors, that was as extraordinary for
what 1t didn't say as was his open in
vitaton to Schley, day or two be-
fore, to ask for packed court of in
qulry, in an authorized interview. AL
though he knows that he is credited
with lack of sympathy with the Phil
lppine policy of the administration, he
did not say word in the statement,
written for paper he knew to be
friendly to him, personally as we'll as
politically. He didn't even deny that
he mad protested, at a Cabinet meet
ing, against the Philippine policy, but
merely said that he had never received
any letters from sailors, either about
looting or about firing on peaceable
natives in the Philippines. If he
couldn't say more, he would better
not have said anything. The coun-
try is already surfeited with statements
that do not tell all the truth and de-
mails that do not deny.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06

hunS daily.
Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia
Reading Railroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua
North cumberland with r. & L. Div. p. & X. FOR
Harrisburg, Lock Raven, Emporium Warrer'
Cory and Erie.
w. F. HALLSTEAD. Gen. Man.,
Scranton, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1899-07-06

The adage, "make hay while the
sun Shines" appears to have been
changed by the inventors of the
country into "Make money while the
mercury rises The weekly receipts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
Sebn 0ebate fur bic sraaem.

y 0enn Su Elm 3lsibungstiid aur
@dI6e gisbfi, unteriude es senau, OBJ
feine Rabel barin itedt; es tDnnte
i6limme Solgen fir bic @di6frau
baben,- ibr gum minOeiten SHmera se@
reiten.
q 9t1te Itreng barauf, bab feline
glG6s ober Stednabeln in 9aro;nen,
8etten, Stu6ls ober Sopbalebnen gez
itedt perben; bds gr5Bte ltnbeil fam
baraus entiteben; ebenio bite bi3,
NGbndbeln in bsine &leibertaiQe gu
Iteden, bu gebIt bamit mOgli6srlpeiie
in bic Slide unb ldbt iie in bic Spst=
fen fallen.
81 9ep66ne bid bdran, beine auss
cetGmmten 9aare an jeoem Wlorgen
iprgfGltig gu perbrennen, ni6t etipd
fpsgsutperfen, unb ipGre es in ben entz
fernteIten Dintel, oft errsgt eine iol9e
Sammlung piel 8erbruB.
4) 8enn bu bid getpD6nen tdnnit,
oeine BdIde, ipenisitens bic feline, por
bem 0aI4en gu fliden, tannlt bu iie
bpppelt 10 lange tragsn, ais i'm entgez
gengeiesten Sale unO erIparit pieI 3eit
uno g(rbeit.
s. Sebem SdliiTel. Der gu grOb 1T
fir beinen S6liiNelbuno, aber i'm dllz
gemeinen @ebrau8 itebt, ipeiie ieinen
beItimmten 1ageL an; iieb itreng barz
auf, bab er INNER an feline Steue
fommt. bann tpirb notwithstanding
unb unn0tbige Suderei entiteben.
g. Wirf niemals 1pibe Sa6en, dls
unbrau9bare RGbnaOeln, Stublfebern
pber @lasItiid6en Sur @roe ober tuobI
gar aus benz Senitsr. Wis lei9t pers
punoen ii1 MenI6 unb Sbier ouran!
y 2ege niemals sinsn @egenitanb
nur pprldufis an einen ibm niht suges
bDrigep Srt. 9ersiiIeit bu ihn, 10
pirb pisl llnannebmli9teit baour9
entIteben.
81 8orge nismals Elm frembes Bud
pber sinen ipnitigen 9egenitano, Der
ni6f Dir gebOrt, an anbere; ou tdnnit
in bic i6limme Gage tommen, ibn ers
ieben gu miiFen pber, mas nod i9lims
mer 1T, bus bir sei4entte 9ertrauen,
berlieren.
81 Stede niemals&leiber unb llnters
ride, an pel9en elm Saten pOer Elm
ganb abseriFen lit, nit Stednabeln
Ober tuObl gar nit Suurnuoeln Sulamz
men; bu t0nnteIt lei9t in bic Gage
tommen. Did i9dmen gu miiTen.
10 8iuIt bu beridiebene demiIde
8efanbtbeile in Slaiden uufbepabz
rem, 10 beSei6ne iebes einaeIne bdppn
genau nit elmer Gillette, oamit tein
Mibsriff geiheben tann; Dor Gaem
absr felIe Iol9e 5IaIden niemaIs unter
bic, ipel9e @etrGnte entbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

ibrs gisenbeiten unb ibre SntereFsn
eingefxn.
1lniere 3sit, bic 6aitet unb iast, bic
tdum einen Meni9en CUR Rube seluns
gen ldbt, tpbt in unferem Snneren.
Wir perOen reiSbar unb ungebulbig.
Sn sinem Qlugenblid Der grregung iino
bic beiten @oridbe pergefen. Sdrum
mub bic Srau, beren 2eben immerbin
i'm Sduie in sleidmdbigen 9abusn bas
bin flieBt, beitdnbise Riidiiht nebmen.
Cine fluse Riidiidtnubme pirb tis
ni9t unterbriiden, fie ni9t ber Wtadt
bes Wannes untertperfen; fdngt iie es
geTdidt an, persiebt iie ii9 babel
ni1ts, i'm 9essntbsil, bic Huge Riidz
ii6t pirb Iie iiber ibre Spbdre erbeben.
&ommt Der Wlann peritimnt ober
nit ii9 ieIbF beiddftist beim unb
5eist tpsnis Reisuug gum Spreden, 10
barf bic 5rau ni6t nit tauienb Sra
gen in ibn brdngen. Sic lebt in groben
9lensIten, bIidt ibn fragenb an, martert
ibr @ebirn, mas ibn tppbl llnungenebz
mes berii6rt babe. 2lber bic Srugen:
SaIt 0u Did ssGrgert2 SIT Dir etipas
llnansenebmes suseitoBen II. (. tp. II.
I. IN. iperben i'm ppbl f9perli4 aus
Ieinem @9peissn aufriitteln. SIT es
an Der 3eit, 10 ipirb er idon BON iels
Der ipreden. Man fprOert, bab bic
syrau an alien 9ebanten bes Mannes
fbeilnimmt. Sft iinb bic Sheen nod in
Der 9ilbung, i'm @ntiteben begrtffsn,
unb Der Sci mill bel bem Yrpceb bes
9lusreifens nidt seitDrt iein. Srauen
tDnnen aber aud barum ni4t INNER
an ben 9ebdnten tbeilnebmen. neil
erpbe GntI6liiFe bGufig burd Der
sSrduen Ratb uufseboben perben. Der
Srduen Bid bei4rdnft iid fait itets
nur auf bas Rabeliegenoe, ipdbrenb Der
Mann fpeit, melt bariiber binuuss
ibaut. Sarum 1T aud in alien pratt
tiI6en tleinIi9sn, bdusliden glngeles
9enbeiten Der Srauen Ratb unb Gift
bes Mannes llrtbeil iiberlegen.
&ommt Der Wann CUR Rube, tublt
er bus @obltbuenbe bes Seims, 10 erz
ipa6t iein Sim Tiir al bus. mas bic
5rau anssbt. sic bat elm Rsdt auf
feline sbsilnabme, auf ieinen &dtb, be-
siebt er Iib islbit uuf i9einbar lns
fpi6tiges, Nidtiscs. Wp elm gegenieiz
ttses 9erItGnbnib fir bic perI9iebenen
9lnlagen unb gisenf6atten bes Wans
nes unb Der Sruu pprbdnoen 1T, ba
berrI9t GinosrItGnOniB nnb Slid.
limb Der 1T am sliidliditss, bem in ieis
nem Sauie Dobl rreitet it'll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
9telerlei Sabe.

Der SUB Ipielt BEL ben 9sutI6en
cine grobe Rolle. Grtunbigt ii9 Der
9euti9s na4 bem 8sfinben. zines
5reunbes, 10 frdgt er: Wie gebt's2 Wie
ftebfs9 ST er nit Semanb befreunbst,
70 lebt er nit ibm auf freunbidaftlis
dem SuBe. unb 1T bas gegentbeil Der
SAL, 10 iteben iie auf seipunntemS SuBe.
Sir bus 9elb sibt es einen UiiinSfuB.
Der 9idterling pIast iih nit 8erss
fiibcn, Der SUB 1T Elm 2Gngenmub,
unO ielbit Der Berg bat einen SUB.
Der S9pertrante itsbt nit einem Sub
i'm 9rabe. Wer oisl Qlufnanb ma9t.
lebt auf srpBem Sube. unb penn er es
Su arg treibt unb sin su GROCER 2ei9t=
fuB lit, 10 itebt er balb duf fdpd9en
5iibsn. Rangirt er ii1 bann ni9t,
tpmmt er ni9t piebsr auf bic Siibs, 10
folet Der &rad duf oen Sube, unb
ipenn buntle Sa6sn porgetpmmen iinb,
lsbt er einise 3eit ni9t auf freiem
SuBe. ST er ubsr elm 9aIenfuB, Der
iib pOr ben goniequenSen ieinsr lei9ts
iinnisen Sanblunsstpeiie fiir9tst, 10 1T
er balb auf flii9tisem 5uBs, penn er
ss ni9t borSiebt. uuf SreiersfiiBen gu
geben unb iib burh cine reide Seirdtb
Su rettsn, fubeno uuf bus 8eiipiel ans
bsrer, bic in bisislben SuBitupfeH ses
treten limb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
@iIeni6aftliG.

Der Serr 2ebrsr nimmt Gin Pbpiitz
bud aur Sanb unb itubirt bic Gapitel
Der @lei9gepi9tslebre uno bes Pas
rallelogramms Der &rGfte. - @r bes
iteiat bas eueritanbene Rdb unb, GEE
itibt auf bic treuen pbpiitoiener
Weper unb S6euffele. conitdtirt Der
Serr 2ebrer, bab er ii6 nod INNER i'm
itabilen @lei9sepi4t befinbe. gr
pereleidt it9 nit einem 2ii9 NIT bier
Siiben.
Ser g6piitbiener Msper bat auf
@e6eib ieines @ebieters ben 8dmpfs
plab perlaFen; Der Serr 2ebrer itiibt
ii9 nur nod auf SdeuffeIe, cunitdtirt
aber, bab er iid nod INNER i'm itabis
len @lei6getpi9t befinbe; er perglei4t
ii6 nit benz 9reifuB Der Pptbia.
Samit finben bic llebungen bss ers
iten Sages ibren Gbf6luB.
RG6Iten Sages repetirt Der 9err
2ebrer susrIt bic bstreffenoen Gdpitel
in ieinem Bud. - @r beiteigt iobann
fein Rao, unb na6bem auf Ieinen Bee
febl au9 Der treue Sdeuffele ibn ii4
IelbIt iiberlaTen bate, fGlt er gemdB
ZEN SsIeben iiber bas fable 9lei4gss
pift aud ipglei6 bonn Rao.
SroBbem iein SUB iebr idmerat,
eonitatirt Der Serr 2e6rer. baB oas
lngliid nur oaburd puiiiren tonnte,
bab er Ieinen Sdperpuntt gu fpeit
mad re9ts perIest bate. gr iteigt
pieber auf, fdlt aber iofort - bless
NAL na6 lints - ipieber berunter. =
9amit finben bic llebuneen bes Speis
ten Gags ibren gtbi9luB. - SrOb Der
9rpteite ieiner @emablin iteist Der
Serr 2ebrsr pieber auf. Sn Stpeds
entipre6enber WeiIs perTuht er. ben
@eIeben iiber bas Parullelogramm
Der ardfte geredt gu iperoen, muB aber
bas fable @leidsetpibt itets bel Der
Sanb babsn. S9euffele feu6t unb
ipiirbe mebr tbeoretiide llebunsen porz
aicben. Der Serr 2ebrer madt Sort
fdritts. Nad Oier5ebn Sogen psiB sr
bic @eIebe bes parallelogramms oers
art pruttii6 ansulpenben, baB er zines
itdbilsn Stiibpunttes ni6t mebr bes
barf. Sdeuffele freut ii8 bdriibsr
iebr.
Der Serr 9ebrr iit gum eritenmal
in Der Gage, feline Srau duf benz Rabe
gu griiben. = glm Ielben Gage tiinoet
er cine neue @prleiung an: rlleber bic
mdtbsmutiih pbbiitaGiiden @sIebe
bes Rabfubrens nit Sintpsiien auf bic
einia6e prdttiide antpenoung."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
Der ueife 2Nintfer
Gin Rdrflen BON 8. Raoer.

gs mar einmal elm 4Dnig, Der mar
10 peiie, bob er nihts uRterndbm,
p9ne Suppr isinen Miniiter nm Ratb
sefragt gu baben; tpenn er odnn bss
W{iniitsrs glniidt puBte, 10 tonnte er
ia np9 immer tbun, mas er pollte;
unb ipenn sr benz Ratbe feines Mints
iters 5utpiber bdnbelte, 10 fiel es bic
fem nidt Elm, ieinen 4bi6ieb einSureis
den, benn er mar gu seideit. ais baB
er feline eisene Qniidt fir bic alIein
ribtiss sebalten bdtte.
2lls Der &0nig alt ipurbe, bd4te er
baran, bas Rei9 ieinem Sobne gu
iiberaeben. 0amit mar Der Miniiter
lppbl sufrieOsn. nur meinte sr, Der
Yrins miife Supor beirathen; benn
lper ni9t gslernt babe, eine 5rau gu
resiersn, Der lei aud gum 2anoesfiirs
itsn untausli9.
Ser SDnig ieuf5te, bd CT on feline
Seliae badte; bod meinte er. es laife
iib bielIei6t aud cine finben. bic lei9t
5u bsbsrrI6eu isi. Der Prin5 aber
flatI9te Dor @srsniieen in bic SGnbe,
als er pon ben SeiratbsplGnen bDrte,
benn er bate i9on lanse srobe Guit
gum Seiratben, neil er nod elm uner>
fabrener Siingling mar.
90 ipurbe benn befhloHeu, baB Der
9rins ii9 an allen 5iiritenbDfen Der
@Bslt bic prinssFinnen uniebsn iolIte,
Inn bic bette unter allen Su ieiner 9ez
mablin gu pdblen. ~absr ipie loa er
bic bette berausfinben9" fragte Der
&Dnig. Der S9ein triigt, unb Weiz
ber Iinb Meiber, bic Hur6i9dut man
ni9t pbne ROntgenitrablen!" Nun na<
rem aber bamals bic ROntsenitrablen
ipeit uno brett nod ntdt entbedt; allein
Der peiie MiniIter fliiIterte bem &Dnig
einen 10 tlugen plan ms S6r. bab Der
9Dnig ii6 Dor 5rsuben bic SGnbe rtsb
unb 10 i9lau lGhelte. aIs fei er ielbsr
burauf getommen; unb bds biloete er
ii6 aud Elm, benn 70 oft ibm Elm gutter
gfatb Ieines Miniiters einleudtete,
glaubts sr bintsnna4. er lei ibm ielber
einsefalIen.
Der prins ma6te Ii9 ulsbulb auf
bic ReiIe unb trug iein @epGd in eis
mem Sanbtoffsr bel iib, benn er reiite
i'm ftrensiten Sncosnitp; Der Wftntiter
aber bssleitsts ibn unb bate ni9ts BEL
fi6, nls sins S9a4tel aus pappsns
pedel. 60 rsiiten is BON sinem 2anbe
gum anbern; 10 pisle &OnisstO4ter lie
aber su ie6en betamen, 10 sefiel ibnen
bod feline einaise; bsnn iis ipollten eben
nur bic bette, unb itellten burum bobe
9lnforberungsn. Sa fanben iis. baB bic
auten mtiIt bGblt4 unb bumm iuaren.
bic Td0nen unO seIfeiten ubsr bosbaft
pber bp6miitbis, pber nit anberen
i6Iedten Giseniduften bebaftet.
@nbli6 tamen fie an einen SOf bd
iparsn brsi prinSeIiinnen bon auBerorz
bsntliher S9pnbsit unb babel gut ers
spsen; Dsnn Der aDnig, ibr @atsr, bate
su ibrer @rSisbuns bic Rutbe fleibis
gsbrau6t, neil er iagte, YrinSeRinnsn
miibten minoeitens ebeniosut ersogen
perotH, lple Sur9ersto6ter, eber no9
etpas bsfer.
rgt9!" iuste Der PrinS. als er bic
prinssfinnen fab, rbie eefalIsn mir!
Sd mDdte slei9 alIe brei nebmen."
pSalt, balt!" erlpiberts Der Miniiter,
rbas gebt bel uns ui9t, - es tDnnte
aud f9limm ausfulIen."
~stber iuslds iOa i6 bunn nebmsn2"
fraste Der prinS.
r0ie bsite!"
sSd, tpsnn i4 piibte, ipsIde bas
it'll" '..---- - -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

RobeI DeranGast. Der
junge SdberfsIo bat entI6isben 9lnlas
gen gu etipds 9eRerem, 5einereHl, ats
iein 9aterl" sd piiBte ni6t pieIol"
% ia. er 1T fart turaii9tig, trGst ei>
men 3pider, il iebr nerpDs unO mu4t
S6uIoen."
-@rtannt. Bemooites Saupt:
rSu. ia. i'd iiBe iebt ieoen Sag binter
mtinen 8iidern!" pSo2 llnb mas
trintit Su bsnn bintsr i9nsug" -
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2Ito Der Wutter.
Ron Saul Remer.

Wi. 6ab ib bod 10 bumm setrdumet,
Sd tbDridt 8tnb!
Sd glaubte, etpig Der Sriiblins blii9te,
SD mar 10 blinO!
Seit mid bsin Itarter arm umfungeu
4n Ssele unb 2eib,
SIT mstnerSusenb Sraum Serronnen-
Sd tpurbe Weib!
9as Slid. bas ift feline luftise Sirns,
9ie tanSt unb la9t -
9as Slid, bas lit eiue banse Wuttrr.
9is iprst unb ipa9t -.
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= -llnbepubtes getennt>

= Il bepubtes 8efennt>
nj 6. Rehnunssrutb (5u ieinem Gols
lesen): Dir mill i'd es anpsrtrauen:
SD i6reibe felt einiser 3eit ssgen Sos
norar tleinsre 8eitrGee fir beIlstriiti'
f9e 3sitfhriften! - 9u glaubit gar
nibt, tpeIb' einen reiapollen @:rtb 6as
9slo bat, bas man iid bur4 sIrbsit
perbisnt!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03
5eranB.

@as III elm &uB2
Run, auf Den S6ub
Bon 9tmors Sdnb
Sin Rotbperbdnb,
0o6 ni6t bon Sis =
Rsin - sliibenb beib!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-03

@on nun an Tub man ben MaIer
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-13
ABOUT PEOPLE AND THINGS.

Secretary Long suffers from the not un-
common falling of forgetting where he has
put his glasses. The other day he hunted
them In his vest pocket. He has now
adopted a chain attachment which he had
hitherto refused to try.
The conductorship Of the Bayreuth festi-
val plays has been divided among Franz
Fischer of Munich. Felix Motif of Carls-
ruhe, Hans Richter Of Vienna, and Sieg-
begin with the performance of "Rheingold."
on July p. and end with 'Parsifal,' on
Aug. 20.
Georg Brandes. the Danish critic, tells
how Isben was once loud in his praises of
Russia. "A splendid country he said.
Think of all the grand oppression they
OF liberty IL engenders. Russia is one OF
the few countries in the world where men
still love liberty and make sacrifices for IL. :"
A crusade has been started in London
against the "Sunday-baked loaf" 1t ap-
pears that there is an act of George w
making Ii illegal TO bake bread on Sunday
long been ignored. The question of Sum-
day baking is now to be taken up in Par
lament.
The will OF the late Ogden Goelet left his
widow an income of $4,000 annually In
lieu OF dover, the same TO be derived from
certain specified real estate 1t seems. how
ever, that the real estate has deprecated.
ana does not yield the required $4,000. The
courts were asked In a friendly suit TO con-
strue the will, and Judgment has been rem
dered that $4,000 year must be paid to
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-07-13

means to side with and sympathize with.
To give aid and comfort includes moral
aid and comfort as we'll as material Mes
sages of sympathy and encouragement may
give aid and comfort as much as supplies
and munitions of war. To oppose the pros
ecution Of a war against enemies of the
United States is treason in the sense that
it gives aid and comfort 70 such enemies.
States aid and comfort 1t is not necessary
to take them into ones house and harbor
and feed them, neither is it necessary to
send them money or arms. 1t Is enough
to comfort them with friendly words, to
assure them that they are right and the
United States wrong, and TO encourage
them to continue the fight.
Judged by this rule the so-called anti
expansionists are guilty Of treason against
the United States. They are adhering to
it's enemies and giving them moral aid and
comfort. They first encouraged the Fill
ipinos to begin war by opposing the treaty
and the army bill that was intended to
enable the government to establish its
authority, and since the war began they
have encouraged the insurgents to continue
it. 1t is not likely they will be called
to answer for their conduct in any other
court. but at the bar of public opinion they
should be held guilty of treason.