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and quieter sort OF seriousness that |
spoke of, John dear.
As he bent his face to hers, she
raised hers to meet it and laid her lit
tie right hand ON his eyes and kept it
there
DO YOU remember, John, the day
we were married OF pas speaking Of
the ships that might be sailing to lis
from unknown seas?
Perfectly, my darling
i think among them-there is a
ship upon the ocean-bringing-to
you and me-a little baby, John
In her heart every young mother
chants
MAGNIFICAT OF MARY
when it is borne on her that she is
shadowed by that mighty mystery of
motherhood. There is no other mo-
ment so momentous in a woman S
life as this. A new look grows upon
her face, a new dignity clothes her.
She turns her face back to the moth
ers of the world.
Who to her cross and passion
bring
Their fellowship OF suffering"
But in her very hour OF uplifting,
perhaps there falls upon her the
shadow OF coming suffering, and she
shrinks from it, anticipating the bur
den almost too great for her strength
For it is fact that the child which
should be a blessing seems, some
times. a curse. There is no strength
to nurse or nourish the little one,
who tugs vainly at the dry fountain
OF the breast with eager, thirsty lips.
Why is it?
Why must women pay such a
painful price for motherhood? 1t
seems unreasonable and unnatural
that such a price should be exacted
for the simple fulhllment of the law
of being. For Nature echoes and
erforces the divine command in
crease and multiply"
1t is unreasonable and unnatural
that woman alone should be singled
out for such penalty Every living
thing brings forth fruit after hi:
kind. naturally, regularly and with
out strain or struggle as compared
with the strain and struggle o.
human motherhood. The first thing
that every woman needs to be taught
is that the larger part of
woMAN's SUFFERING Is UNNATURAL
and unnecessary. That apart from
the momentary birth pang. maternit,
should be a JOY unalloyed. If it i:
not so it is because of
''-the social laws
That err from honest Nature:
rule
Because in succeeding generation
women have sacrificed their vita
forces to the idol, Custom, and wher
they are confronted with maternit,
ere unequal to its demands. 1t woul(
seem apparent that all this could b,
changed; that children could b,
borne with little pain and nurset
with boundless pleasure if the los
vital power could be restored to wo
men. All woman needs is strength
and II she can obtain that, the ordea
OF maternity loses all its terrors
Tens OF thousands of women hav
found this strength in the use of Dr.
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health, thanks to your kind advice
and valuable remedies. | suffered
very much with female weakness and
other ailments for more than two
wears, when | wrote to you for ad-
vice. Alter carefully following your
advice and taking six bottles each OF
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
and Golden Medical Discovery, |
am now a we'll and happy woman
Mrs. Matte Nenghaus of Tioga,
Hancock Co, ILL.,, writes: Il had
been sick for seven years, not in bed,
but just dragging myself around. At
last | took three bottles of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
five of Golden Medical Discovery
and it is impossible to describe in
words the good these medicines did
me-
When it is remembered that these
testimonials are the voluntary ex-
pressions of woman's gratitude, and
that DR.. Pierce with his associated
staff of nearly score Of physicians,
has treated over half-a-million wo-
men, with record OF % per cent of
cures, it would seem that "Favorite
Prescription" has claim to the con-
/ sideration of every weak or ailing
woman.
1t has happened time and again
that women who have "doctored"
for years with small alienation of
their trouble and no apparent posi-
billty of cure, have been perfectly
and permanently cured by DR..
Pierce's treatment. In many cases
the peculiar features OF their diseases
lad been overlooked. In other cases
women were being treated for the
wrong disease. In all such cases no
matter how rooted the disease cure
almost always follows the use of DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
| Mrs. NJ. F. Long of lie Loup,
Franklin Co.. Kan, writes: Words
cannot express how grateful | am
for Your kind advice and good medi-
cines. have been in poor health
more or less all my life In the past
nine years grew worse, and two
years ago | was SO poorly could
hardly drag around. | consulted a
specialist, and he said | had ulcera-
ton and that an operation would
have to be performed. This did not
seem necessary to ME. | at last wrote
to DR.. Pierce asking advice. | re-
ceived an answer advising me to try
his medicines, the 'Favorite Pre-
scription,' Golden Medical Discov-
ery,' and also his Pleasant Pellets
bought two bottles of the 'Favorite
Prescription two of the Discovery,
and two vials of the Pellets and
took these medicines as advised.
When commencing, weighed IIoa
pounds, and after taking one bottle
OF each | was like new woman. In
one month | gained pounds. After
taking two bottles of each of the
medicines named, | began to look
like woman and not like wasted
skeleton. That weary, tired feeling
all left me, and it did seem as though
life was worth living and that | had
been snatched from the grave and
would live to good old age.
A woMAN.s PRIVILEGE.
Sick and ailing women are invited
] to consult DR.. Pierce by letter, with
Evening star., 1899-04-05
Gov. stone Approves school Bill.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 6.-Governor
Stone today approved the bill extending
the minimum school term in the state to
seven months. and the measure thus be-
comes law. The minimum term has here
tofore been six months.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
Lily Post, the Actress, Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 5.-Lily Post.
the opera singer, is dead. She was taken
to the insane asylum ON Monday by her
son. who had trouble In restraining her,
as she appeared greatly excited. On Tues
day she was stricken with heart trouble
and died peacefully. She had been the
prima donna OF several operatic organiza-
tions.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

TOlitveF johnson Must Answer to
Charge of Housebreakinx.
Tolliver johnson. colered, who has been
employed in the boiler room of the Hotel
Regent for several weeks, was arrested
last night by Policemen Mellen and Riley
and locked up on a charge of housebreak-
ing. During recent weeks guests of the
hotel were annoyed by an intruder who took
small articles from their rooms Last
night one Of the rooms was entered and
the police were summoned to make an In
Evening star., 1899-04-05
CHURCH ELECTIONS.
Wardens and Vestrymen Chosen by
Episcopal Parishes.

Episcopal Parishes.
At the Easter election of Washington
Parish (Christ church, the following ves-
trymen were chosen: c. w. Bland, John 7.
Earnshaw, Adam Gaddis, o. B. Hallam, G.
Shearman James, s. ]. McCathran, w. H.
Speiser and l.. B. Taylor. The new vestry
elected c. Brooke Bowen and John Bond as
wardens
The congregation of st. Stephens parish,
Columbia Heights, elected the following:
Senior warden, Gilbert B. Towies;
junior warden, Lester A. Barr; vestrymen-
Edwin M. Mcleod. Gilbert NJ. Hustled, ].
Blake Kendall, Samuel NJ. Jones, Howard
Edmunds, H. Campbell Black, Walter A.
Acker, John o. johnson.
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Proceedings Instituted by DIR. ROber
w. Schufeidt.

FrOceeufnYs Instftuted by DE-. HODert
w. Schufeidt.
Robert W. Schufeldt, physician. resid-
ing at 250S University place, today filed
petition IL so t-asH- ..... 'F SEu
feldt states his summary of debts to be
"a. 1888, am his assets consisting of books,
prints and pictures to be $1Uu. Among the
list of his Creditors whose claims are I'M
secured is mentioned Mrs. Florence A.
Shufeidt, now called Florence Audubon,
who has judgment for alimony rendered by
the circuit court of Montgomery county,
Md, for $40.
Evening star., 1899-04-05

vestigation. 1t had been reported that a
colored man had been seen to enter one
of the rooms from a fire escape and John
son was found hiding near the bottom OF
the iron structure. A silver cup taken from
one of the rooms was found near him.
Judge Scott heard the case today and
held Johnson for the grand jury. In de-
fault Of security the defendant was COM
mitted.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
DR.. Robinson Elected Mayor.

DR.. John r. Robinson, republican can
d.date, was elected mayor Of Colorado
Springs yesterday by 2OG majority over NJ
b. Irvine, the fusion candidate.
Evening star., 1899-04-05
Contract. for 5000, 900 Cartrlaeea.

Contracts have been awarded to the
Union Metallic Cartridge Company. the
United States Cartridge Company and the
Winchester Company for furnishing the
army with 100000 smokeless cartridges.
As caliter In size, at their bid Of $3.50 per
thousand.
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Sal3hnB tritt oft uuf bel taItsm B ct.
ter, bic mners Sanb srereifenO uno an.
oere. .8brpertbeile. SOOb's Sariaparila,
Der Brobe 8lutreiniser, bsiIt SaI,fIub.
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Wapne Gpunfn.

SonssbaIe. .-Srisbri6 Sell, Der Dor.
lsste 0ode su 2udanOren eeibOtei
nurbe, 1T am iSreitas unier ieiner 2ofo'
mOtipe uufsefunben iporcen unb Der als
ibn 8eeroiste eripieS iid alS Sruni
Campbell BON @lepelano, D. Campbell q
2eibnnm purbe ,uIeber auseesraben uno
bsimseididt uno Sells 2si6nnm in bsi'
len @rab bsiseieBt.-Das 8ebduoe nabs
Der SortunB 8rauerei, ipelhes sum Beh'
en- Der Safer benuBt iuurce, III am Sans
Tag tbeilneiie ourh elm Ssuer sert6ri
tpOEoen.- llnier @sidnsniB bat eesen.
pGrti8 einen sInsiaen SniaHen. n.-Im
l6. bs. Dlts. bdIt Der Susenpperein bel
Oeuiiben Iutb. @emeinoe Elm ,2apn So
ciul" bel Der @obnuns bon @eoret
Searle an Si8b StraBe unb am |. Sep
tember tpiro Der 6rausnusreln Der slei'
den 8emsinee i'm 9aumann @sbdu6,
slnen Slumenpertauf abbaIten. @barlei
3. Stufner unb Snmllie bon 8rootIpn
u, D., frilber in SeeIeppiQe tpobnbaft
bsfnoen iib gum 8eiu6 bel Ssrrn 26ra,
er.-BrOf. S. S Stssmspsr 1T sun
ubten 0iaIe nls 2sbrer Der beutibel
lulb. 8emeinoeibuIe tpisOsrsrpdbIt nor
ben,
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Suumpre.

- Robert RuuSmitb, Der felt einieen
8oden i'm @sfdnsnib iist, neil er bic
9attin bes @m. 8leo bon electric 4pes
nue. bon bieiem abttinnie mabts, 1T ent.
lahen tporoen, nadbem er psripru6en
bate. bus 2auo ;u perlafsn. 8isb bat
feline Satin bsrudri&tiet, bab iis, tpenn
10 sepiat. Su ibm 3urudisbren fam.
-Samss 9. Auid bon 8arb Strabe,
srbisIt am SOnn!us Radt, als sr auf si.
mem StraBenbubnpasen beimfebrts, beir,
Jio. 6 9peis bon sinem anbersn 8abr.
pasen einen Stob am 8opfe unb ss il
Elm Wunoer. oab lbm nibt Der SddoeI
einesorldt tpurbe. Seine 8srIsbunaen
bstsbsn aus peri4ieoenen b6ien S9nit.
ten.
-Srsb. Grsisr srbieIt am Samitap
Rahmittae i'm Sofs Der Bsnn. aoblen
@ompanis8srlsBunsen, benen er Elm paai
Stunoen ipdter erIas /; sr urbeitsts suI
3eit Oben an einem Sebefrabnen, aIs Elm
StOb seeen Oisisn ibn sur Grbe tpurf uni
er lebsnseefdbrlid perlsBt ipuroe. Ser
8eritorbene tpiro BON ieiner Satin uno
orsi SDbnen iiberlebt.
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Bilfesbarre @adridten.

9rof. @oparb prics, elm betannter
Wuiiter bieies SbaIes, erIas am Don.
nsritas in pIpmoutb Der Gus3ebruns.
= Dlit ben Sunbamsntaussrabunsen
fir eine neue fatbolli6s 2r6e i'm DIT.
enbe, bic s25, 900 foiten unb bon bsr
Solp Sabior 8emeinoe benust perben
ioa, 1T seitern bssonnsn poroen.
- @tpu l, 200 gnsehsQte Der 0an.
ticofs unb @lsn 2pOn Dlinsn Der Sus,
quebanna SOblsn So. lesten am 5reitas
bic Arbeit nieoer, neil bic @ompanie es
DsripeiBerts. oas "SOppins" Ssfsm
einsuiteaen.
- Wartin Sbeerin bon bier eriff feline
frau am Sunntae in bsr Gruntsnbeit on
unD bic Nabbarn ianbten na6 Bfarrer
Buitin BON Der ct. Miarp's fatb. 9ir6e,
Der 3uerit nit bem 8etrunfsnsn remonitlrte
uno ais bieies nidts nGbte, ieinsn Rcd
aussOs uno ibn ourdbIdute; am Wontae
ipuroe Sbserin fur brsi WO9en osm Sc.
fdnsnib lberianbt.
- DIe 2iebertafel bat erubartise
8orbereituneen eetroffen, um nG6ite
lSobe ibr 25idbriees SiiitunsSfeh nit
9lunS su feiern. Dus OifBieae Brosram
1T ple folet: Witinoa, ben l6. 4us
suit - gmpfans uno glnquartiruns Der
@dhe. Ibsnbs GROCER Ssf. GommerS.
DOnnsritus. ben II. Gueuit - 9arabe
our6 bic Staot unb Yie Sic 3u Noun.
tain Parf nit 5eftreosn, @efansspor,
trdaen, nnterbaltunesipieIen, 1ans uno
Wuit; Absnbs Wonbidein Bic Ric bel
teneulddsr 8sIeu6tuns. 6rsitas. ben
l8. Nusuit - @rOBss 8aterfriibfaf in
Der 8ereinSbuae unb 9erabi6isouns bon
@diten.
- Cine unbesreifli1e usberi9reitunp
fsiner DienitbefueniHe bat iid. pie se.
meIoet tpiro. 2ieutenant 9ennet bon So
6 bes 9. ResimentS su SduIbsn iOmmer
InHsn. gr bat, tpie Der Resimentscom.
monbsur, Oberf 8ousbsrtp. ;u Obrsr
setommen 1T, bier WiilYfoIbaten in Uni.
former nit ibren 9spsbren auf itreitenot
2lrbeiter feines Saters, beS 8oblsnmae,
natsn 9. y. 8ennet in @eit 9utsion
Iosssben lafen, um iis su stpinesn, oi,
9lrbeit pieoer aufbunebmen. Die &ob'
lensrdber, Iauter ausIdnOer, Iisbsn iid
uu6 inS 8odSborn iaeen uno bubsn bis
ber nod nlbt 8etpaet, ibren Strelf tpie,
Der su beginner. Die SiTiSiere bes Re,
ailments tpsrben tpabribeinlid in ibre
ndtfen Sibuns in Der AnseIssenbei
8efblub faien.
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90 finb biefe nNatriptens .

Su 8uibinstOn bat man isst bic 3 e.
ueif bafir in Sduben, bab eS msr,
Ifanii6e Burger paren, e6ts @r.
paniions 8atrioten, bic NueuinaIoO
bic Waffen seliefert babsn, nit benen er
iid unierer nnteriperfunesarmee bis isbi
srpsbrt bat. Nan ioate es faum fur
m6sIid buItenl Absr es 1T 9batiads,
unbeitreitbare Sbatia6e! Saon Dor
sinisen Wonaten fam bic befremoIi6s
8unoe aus WaniIa. bab man in ben
Sdnben bsr ssfansenen 5iIipinos @s'
pebre amsriianii6en Sabrifates fanb
Sect fieat ii6 bsraus. OaB bieie 8afsr
bon Sdnblern aus ben Ser. Staten
aeIiefert tporben naren. (giner iens,
@uffenf&ersr ia s. SO. Sutterlee, Dor.
mails in PbiIabsIpbiu aniafis.)
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Nrmen 3 Neb6roe.

Die rsssImdbise Sisuns bisisr aDr.
peridaft fanb am ireitas Nutmiitas
fatt. 3ebn Sale bon untstitlbunes
8eodrftissn purSen in ber ssp0bnli6en
@siie erIebist. Or. Bains beri1tete
bic bon Der Scranton Sron Senes 60.
ssmudten 8erbeRsrunsen ala fsrtis uub
cine 9ablunssOrbre fur $500 purbe bier.
uuf Su 9unfen Der So. auseeiteat. Gu.
perintenoent Seemer bsridtets, bub am
l. Gueuft iid 424 Sniafen i'm SiQioe
Seim befanbeu. Der 8sri1t Der aus,
pdrtisen aerste tpuroe einssrsidt unb
einsetraeen. Ser 8eritt oes S6ab,
msiItsrS Wlurrup ssist. 6aB am /. au.
suf bic 9eIOer Der 8sb6rbe um So, ,840..
"a iibersoeen tparen. Nab 8efdtisune
elmer ansabI Rs6nuneen fano 8srtas.
uns ftatt.
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Sa8 EbaI abmdrts.

Tablnr. .-@as elm alter Wann iae
bonn, Scranton Wobenblctt": SerrSobl
DIT bon bier erilart, er fbnne obne oieie
SIatt niat mebr Ieben. ou er s8 nun idol
l8 Sabre sebalten babe.-@mll 2bo'
mann 1T nun au9 nit elmer iunseI
Iobter beidenft porben, 70 baB be
lbm Seeen auf Sessn folst. - Ser,
@aspar 8eibsl iast. Oas >. .Nobenblatt'
lei ibm bic Iiebfte 3eituns. nniOi
oer Sersleute in oieier Radbaridaf
sdblt an 500 Witsliebsr. .-2eBten 5rsitas
4benb idlus bsr8lis in bsnBre6er bel bel
Bpne uno SeritDrte ben SisuaIopparat.-
6rl. 2pbia S4ultbeiB ipellt Sur grboIunE
an Sarpep's 2ate.-S6neiOsrmeifsr glr
bre1t BON Der Sloislte in Scranton
Iieferte IeBten Sreitas an bic MiteIisbel
Der EaplOr Saluu6 50. SO. bic neuen
nniformen ab. S6ubs, paB Der Drill
me!iter ipeeen nnpaBlibfsit nibt antpe'
ieno ieln tonnte.-Serr 9lbrabam 8w'
DER bd!t ole ins unb ausldnOiiden2Gis'
lortsn. ipsSiea einen euten S4pei3er,
lule au6 ionitiSe prslsplroise Irtltel.-
Relnen Sreuno SUbn 2annIer lab i'd
tarSli6 nit elmer Dienee bon 8uteten
belaitet, unb auf meins eritaunte Sraes
ertldrts er. caB er iid sur aInOtaufs pOr'
berelte, poju mir ibm pon Sersen eratu.
Iiersn. Gin 8ierpasen Der Sirmu
Stesmaier BON WiItesbarre brad am
Dtonta8 bier suiammen unb puroe am
Dienita8 repar,rt, baB er bic Seimfubrt
antreten tonnte, GER Sobn ShIeppp
1T BON isinsr 9ranfbsit ned nibt bers
seiieat unb mub nod Ous 8elt bitten.
Vim Uontas mar 3abItas on ben
Bpne. IapIOr unb SoIben 9rubsn unb
uisle Der 4bssIDbnten trusen ibr Sdsrf'
lein Sur 9elebune oer 8eiddfte bsi.-
Serr Sobn Sarris bat feline Steae ais
Hreoi8er bier nieberseIest uno lib bem
Aopotatsnitano estpipmet. Qir pOaen
boffen. buB er feline GIlsnten TO bOnett
bebanbelt, tpie friber alS Seelioreer
ietne @Idubisen. .-Serr Sobn S6lIO
madte am 0ienitae einen abfeder na6
Scranton. 0tebrere meiner Sefannten
batten am Dienfae AbenO in elmer fire..
quentirten Wirtbi4aft babier einen 10
lauien Wortpebiel. oaB Der S6aa cine
5enitsri&sibe seriprensts. 1T bier
in anresuns Sebra&t pOroen, ous an
Noro Wain StraBe sels8ene Sdulbaus
gSdlbhen ansutaufen uno eS in einen
DffentIi&en Bart Su DeripanosIn.
- 8aIisIOp Struminsii bon Dur.
pea, Der eebrobt butte, bas BobnbauS
oeS Pfarrers Orloipsti bafslbft in bic
2uft su ipreneen, beitanb am 9onner'
tag Elm 8erbDr uno muBte 81 900
Sarsiduft fur isin seridtIidss @riaeI.
men iteaen.
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AuS bem cberen xhale.
(Mrtbalb GprrtIppnben,,)

- Das 7 Wlonate aIte &inb bss Safot
9artb BON Beduiqe itarb am Donnsritae
unb purbs am Sumfus besrbiet.
- @aIter, bas 3idbrise SbbnIsin BED
SObn Slodbereer bon Olppbant, purbs
am Wontas in GrGbaIo bseroist.
- Tbomas Nausbton, Der in ber
Grunfenbeit am 5amitas Warp Dram
bon pedpiae ansriif unb brutal bsban.
bette, ibr perfdieOsne Shnitipunben su.
ftiBenb, muBte am Wontns $500 Burg.
i6aft ftir fein ssridtIiasS gtfdsinen
fteqen.
- Gnorep Garter bon Sermpn erbisIt
am 0onneritas 4benb in Der RidmonbaIe
Uttne ourd einen SeIienfaq beibe 9eins
sebroden unb aud innerlihe BerIsbun.
gen, benen er am fUlsenben Morssn sr'
lag. Sein SanoIanser erbielt sur eIsi.
den 3eit au& tDfs 8srlesuneen.
-Srau anna S&dfer, Bitps bes
Sobn Sddfer, cine Ianeidbriss 8sipob.
nerin bon Bricsburs, itarb am Sreitas
i'm alter bon 70 Subren unb tpurbs am
Sonntus i'm 9unmore Sriebbofs aur
IeBten Rube beitutiet. Baitor 3bslmann
bon Scranton leitete ben Irauerbisnt
i'm Sauie.
(&arbpnbaIs Gurrrippnbsni.)
- a&isie uIte @rubitp Barren, bon
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Nttt6tcn.

= Die in Der Stepans Wins anse.
fteaten Nlner lesten ssftsrn bic arbeit
nleoer, neil ibnsn cine 2obnsrbbbuns
uertpelsert tpuros.
- Gin ginbaltsbefebI tpurbe am Wlon.
tag ss8en bic itdtioiten 8samtsn erIanst
um Sn perbinoern, oab iis einen @ontraii
fdr Strubsnpfuitsruns sinssbsn; 4r,
9umente far unO oa8en erfolBen an
Samfue.
- Gin 8erfabren tpurbs am 9onnsrs,
tag sinssIsnit. Ous 3bomas s. @orcOran
anipelit Su teissn, NIT tpeIbem Rs1ts sr
oas Wtaporam annabm, pdbreno sr su
8lelder 8eit Elm DiitsIieb bes Stabi.
ratbes mar.
- Cine srObs S6isfsrpIatte fisI am
DOnnertue benz Samuel Grams i'm
SGDO'ep S6abt su Wpomine auf ben
2Opf uno briidts elnsn 5beil bes Sirn.
l9aesIs elm; trOs elmer pOrssnommsnsn
Opeation srIas bsr 8srlcste ieDod am
Ibene benz unfaa.
Slit inappRer Notb entsins am
Oisnitas Ibeno bel oem 2sblsb 8aaep
@ut.off nube Smltbpiae eine aus is6s
PeriOnen bstsbenbe So6seitsseisaidait
einem furdtbarsm Sooe. Die 2utite,
bic benz Beter 2acupe bon Smlibplas
sebbrt unb BON anbrep Narinsti sstris'
ben, puroe bon elmer beranoonnernben
9otomUtipe setruHen unb bsibs pferbs
ausenbIitlib Sstbotst, tpdbrenb Der bsr'
cbssitobene Ireiber nit lei&ten 8srles.
unssn entfam. Radbem iid bic @siel.
fhaft etpas bon ibrem Sbreden srboli
battle. nubm iis Observation-Disclosures
na6 Ipoea, mo bic 2rauuns itattfano.
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Herteu 3ett

IN Ia unb piro pom al'n fTS5lit btpiflipmnst
btionbrrs ron bsnsn, bsrtu pRihtsu i'm 9sbtn
bic llriatt partu, ibr Ssiism ~ l6pGbsn, I'm
bm fBrptrlittu uns ssiitissn aufprbnunstu,
uns anesrsn esutsn IL ss pt&tis oh su pauis.
i'm Stttdps cher auf ptm eanpt, pab pr Diat
ttluas Gorge asstbtu wsrptu ipltr, uuO ale
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anesru une 9tesn btfabissn, mad pauit uue
inc @tftdft in siurm srfrii6tsn 8smitbslu-
Fannie rnS fOrPHIi&u @siunNbsit surHd,uftb-
un.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10
Gin Sampfer auf Wseeressruns

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prize" fauf ben britii6sn 9ampfsr
,.Rettlep abbsp", ipeI6sr am 25. Sui
in 8riitol bon 8smi anfam, pdbrsnt
zines bidten Nsbels 5reitas absno i'm
aanaI. 8eins Wsni4snleben ginger
UerIOrsn. Sie Bugs bss nSurpTIfs"
tpurbsn einesbrldt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10
Dsutf&s 9risfIihs. .

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fen buben Uiertauienb aeres 8Oblsnlanb
in Weitmorelano @ountp fir 81 400, 900
setauft. Die neue GOmpanie bat bic
Abidt, @Ois aus 8ObIen su MAIDEN unb
bamit iofOrt ;u bseinnsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10
6eusTteber 90. auauff.

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euit; Or. Sumpbreps' Specific III"
turirt es. Gum 8eriauf bel alien apos
tbefern, 25 Gents, ober pirb eesen Gins
ienbune bss greiies perianot. Gum.
pbrsps' Wsbieine Co., Retp Dorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

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NIT orei Sbbnen, bic aQe am 80. Suli
esbOren uno bod feline Driainse iino.
Sin sspib isItenes GrsisniB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-10

Soob's Pillrn ipirisn borsdsIi5 mad
Der NabIselt unb turiren 9opfpsb. 25c.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-07
HASTINGS LAW COLLEGE
TO HAVE A NEW DEAN
DIR. E. R. TAYLOR TO SUCCEED
JUDGE C. w. SLACK.
Latter Resigns Owing to Pressure of
Private Business but Will Con-
tinue as a Professor.

Ex-Judge Charles w. Slack has handed
of the Hastings College of Law and his
resignation has been accepted. though re-
gretfully, by the trustees of that insti-
tuition. DIR. E. r. Taylor has been ap-
pointed to succeed Judge Slack as dean
and will assume the duties of the position
at the opening of the college in August
Judge Slack was appointed dean of the
faculty in 1895 and his administration has
been a marked success. Since his retire.
ment from the bench, however, his pr
vate practice has grown to such proper
tons that he felt that he could not devote
the time to the college that his position
as dean of the faculty demanded, hence
his resignation. The trustees, while 10th
to accept his resignation, were forced to
take that course, as he informed them
that his resolution to retire was firmly
fixed
DIR. Taylor is one of the leading mem
bers of the San Francisco bar and emil
nently qualified by education and training
to fill the position satisfactorily. He has
been a resident Of this city for nearly
forty years and is very highly spoken of
by his associates in the profession of the
law. He is an active member and former
president of the Bar Association. and was
one Of the leaders in the movement to Sc
cure the passage by the Legislature Of
the bill for the remodeling of the jury
system.
At the urgent request of the trustees
Judge Slack has consented to continue IS
lege and will continue his course of lee
lures on pleadings and practice, which
have attained great popularity among the
students of the institution.