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Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

Kansas railroads carried nearly
% million persons in 1898 and
killed nineteen of them.
Mrs. Treat returned home Wed
nesdav evening from her trip east,
her sister still living.
Coyotes over on the Reserva-
ton are having great times these
nights bowling at the moon.
Repairs at the Methodist church
are completed and services will be
resumed there tomorrow Sunday
and it is much improved
There is nothing mysterious iu
the wonderful cures effected by DR..
Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar.
You get the benefit of an eminent
ply slcian's prescription for all
hroat and lung diseases. At Far
ey's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

George Philip, ir, is oat again
after a severe tussel with the grlp.
Crowds attended the trial of MuI
helm case to hear the addresses by
the attornies to the jury and were
well repaid for the time taken.
The slim attendance at Mr. Johns
lecture Tuesday evening plainly
showed our people don't attend lee
lures very much at so cents for e
ticket
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
H0MESEFKERS' EXCURSION RATES
are now in effect via the
UNION PACIFIG
To Wesfe112 POipts.

20 W6St67N FO1ILS.
Those who contemplate trip
west for business or pleasure should
get information regarding these
greatly reduced rates. Advertising
matter and full information can be
obtained by calling on or addressing
D. Taylor, Agent.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
FOR TWO WEEKS

1000 yards standard Prints
worth 6 to Z cts at &C yard
1000 yds l. l. Muslin worth
sets at 4 cts yard
Fruit of the Loom Muslin
worth 10 cts at 6 cts q yar4
Amoskeag check Gingham
worth 6|c at 5 cts a yard
Excelsior checks & Southern silk
shirtings worth 1Oc at SIC . ya
Blackhide 1willed shirtings
worth 12ic at 9 cts a yard
Ladies shirt waists
worth SOC at 39c4s
Windsor Ties, silk worth 25c at H.
500 pair children hose
worth 15c at lOcts
The p,ettiest line of Neck Ribbons
ever shown in Hays. New Rugs, New
Laces, Embroideries. India Linens.
French Ginghams.
Mattings Is, 20 & 25cts a yard.
My room is crowded with goods.
Come in and take look, keep posted
whether you buy or not.
G.. NJ. WANN.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
Trustees.

The township trustees must re-
member they are to meet at the
County clerks Office on Monday
March 9th at 10 am TO get their
books and decide on a basis OF
valuation.
Big ills, as well as little ills OF
the kidneys, cannot resist the cura
tive power of DR.. Sawyer's Uka-
tine. At FarleY's.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

John Tracey is having severe
tussel with the fever.
E r Cole still fingers at home
tussellng with the grip.
Grenell sold his Smokey hill
farm advertised in this paper late
ly1 to Paul DIngus.
Alex Grant has been here this
week, no doubt meuding up his
political fences.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
Be00s Mf0. Go. IS6rs.

BegQS M.f0. Go, lS9rS.
l have used your CHERRY CoU-
GH SYRUP the past week for La
Grippe and can cheerfullv say, it
is a sure cure tor that disease; as it
cured me in a short time, and viii!
cure others if they will use it faith
fully. F, Shade. Odin. Kansas.
Sold at FarleY's,
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

The johnson VS.. Addison con-
test case at the Wakeeny land of
nee has been put off until March
9th by mutual consent.
Yesterday afternoon the q year
old baby of Wilson and Jennie
Smith died from the grip.
Elk Co. Atty RuppenthaI and
Harry Pestana of Russell had cases
in our court this week.
A CAUTIOUS MOTHER will al
wavs keep on hand a supply of
Beggs Cherry Cough Syrup A
sudden cold may develop Group,
and before YOU can reach a drug
store. the child may be past help.
DELAYS are dangerous. We keep it.
Farley.
Judge Monroe excused the jury
on Thursday until the adjourned
term should he need them then.
Jerry Mohler has been a mem
Der of the Odd Fellows lodge for
% years. and whiIo here this week
visited our Lodge and made them
a splendid address.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

A BATTLE FOR LIFE Yoi
need for perfect health. apIentiful
and constant supply of pure ness
blood. Beggs IueifIer and blood
maker tones the stomach and as
jsaiistsSishOa- Va ssil q. EsrEsy.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

Mrs DR.. Palmer tarried in To-
peka TO make a visit and the old
man came home And has a
new CALF to sell very cheap
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

The steel siding of the inside of
the Methodist church has been put
ON and makes it look very nice,
and when the improvements are
completed will make 1t solid, CO.
Nv building.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
Hay for sale.

have some fine HAY for sale,
which / will sell on. my farm a;
S2.50 a 2 horse load to all who will
come after it. Wm. J Haddock
North Buckeye township
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
Farm near Walker

l offer tor sale on easv terms
the South east Quarter Of section
25, township 12, range Is north
of Walker, Apply to or address.
w. r. Nicholson Ellis
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
Organ for sale.

An organ in good condition for
for sale for want OF use. Only $40
Cost $65 cash. Apply at
This Office.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18
The ulghum
rancho & farm on the
Smokey must be sold

Section 16 in 15-19 is good farm
land and good buildings and can
be got at bargain bv gong to see
REEDER & REEDER.
Free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1888-1908, 1899-02-18

Think Of liv-
ing a year or
two after one
is dead dead
/ practical in
and purposes,-
with the auto
of death in
d on brow and
and lip.
on s a n d $ of
women live for
q year or two
after all help
fuln So nd
happiness have
gone out of
their lives.
When a woman
becomes hope
1essly helpless
and unhappy
she Is practic-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
The Man of the Hour.
A Magnificent 2 .'..s.
Portrait of
ADMIRAL DEWEY
In Ten Colors,
(size iax2i inches)

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letter. and Marguerite read 1t over her

letter. and Marguerite read 1t over he.
shoulder: f- ..
"Lineoln's Inn. Tuesday.
Bernard Selwyn Steiiins. Esq:
"Sir-we have to announce 70 you
the death Of Miss Lelitia Clara Selwyn
OF Selwyn Court. Hants. on the Sth
Inst. and to inform you that. with the
exception OF several iegacies to old
friends and servants. you inherit the
whole of her personal and landed prop
erty. and all her money. Invested In
securities which represent an annual
income OF about twenty thousand
pounds. together with the estate and
house OF selwyn Court. the whole be-
Ing bequeathed to you on the sole con-
dition that. you add the surname of
Selwyn StellIng Selwyn. 20 -,
I'VE have the honor. ST.. to remain.
your obei!en, servants. -
Blade & Skinner. Solicitors"
The silence In the drawing room
lasted for many minutes. At last Ber-
uard reused himself.
What a coward Fam" he said. with
a laugh. ito be so upset! Mary. give
me iha, paper. Pa,er. do you think
It's genuine thlns."
1T certainly seems so.' answered
the doctor. Slanelns at the paper. 1T
remember now tha, Blade 4 Skinner
were Miss selwyn's solicitors. II must
DO genuine" g
Il always said she wonld do some
thing for you. Bernard. my darling!"
said his mother. the tears rolling down
her cheers.
.Mo;her-my beloved old mater.
don't cry" pleaded bernard. now him
self again. 1T was knock-down
klnd Of announcement. wasn't Il? But
! took II like fool There iA no
need to cry. II this letter be true.
this !s your las, week In this dgngy
hole! 4 fortnight more secs US
wboEe7 In FL Dorado. I think"
The reaction had come.
"Margucrl,e"-hc caught her In his
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

was laughing at me or not. The lat
ter part OF the time I think he really
was interested"
Talking OF Lanric-I beg his par
don. Viscount Thornhcath." said Mary.
there's another letter from him Tor
you on the mantelpiece. Bernard"
"Oh. Bruno. it's to entreat you to
20! You must go!" cried Marguerite.
Hand 1t to me. there's n good pa
ter" said Bernard. -... p.
Here's a business-likc document as
wsil," observed the doctor. with his
on. as he took another en-
yclopc from the mantelpiece. ...
.'oh. take 1t away know It's
bill-it makes me feel faint said
Bernard, feebly. - :
"Why, to whom do you owe money
n Lincoln's Tnn?" demanded the doc
tor. turning. over the blue envelope.
",Iessrs. Blade and Skinner, solicitors.
Who are they. Bernardo
"Never heard of them. Give 1t to
me-" said Bernard.
The doctor tossed over the letter. 1t
missed Bernard. and alighted on Mar
n1lpTltC zap. W
OF what was to come. she lifted H. ana
laid It on Bernard's knee.
He was absorbed In the viscounts
letter: but In minute or two he gave
/, to Marguerite. and casually opened
the blue envelope.
marguerite. who was watching him,
saw burning flush spread over MS
face. He stared at the paper as II
stupefied, then uttered smothered
cry.
my boy!" exclaimed his mother
looking up. a.,
The color had left his face now-he
was pale indeed. l.,
"It must be a hoax-it can't De
true" he said. hurriedly. as II ne olu
not know what he was saying. spring
ing. from his seat, he strobe TO ,he
window. stood there minute reaolns
the communication once more stra'sht
through. Then the paper fell from
his fingers; he turned. leaned ms arms ms
on the window frame. and res'eu s n.s
head on them Mary picked up 'ne
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
SERUM FROM SER1ENTS
said to 10 An Absolute Cure for Hitherto
Incurabic Lcprosy.


New Orleans Special to New York
Tribune: DR.. Isidore Dyar, n WE'LL
known physician and an expert on
leprosy, has reached some remarkable
results regarding that terrible disease,
and has effected two positive cures.
The antidote to the leprous poison DR..
Dyar found in n serum compounded
by DR.. Calmette,- n French chemist
The serum was made by the French
man from the venom Of scrpents and
was designed solely as d cure for snake
poison, which 1t did accomplish. The
serum Is now In wide use in India. DR..
Dvar visited DR.. 'Calmettos laboratory
In Paris. and brought away, some of
the serum. having even then n vague
clew to his recent diEcovery. 1t ap-
pears that among the traditions OF the
leper colony in Louisiana was one that
several lepers who had been bitten by
yenomous snakes were cured. DR..
Dyar applied the serum to five cases OF
leprosy in New Orleans. and In two or
the cases absolute cures were effected.
In two other cases there was marked
Improvement, and the cases were lost
sight Of. so' that the final result was
not known. In the fifth case the mans
system proved repellcnt to the poison.
and the change was for the worse rath-
er than the better. DR.. Dyar has been
consulted, 1t, is reported. by the United
States government as to the establish
ment on one Of the Sandwich Islands
Of a. national leper hospital. to which
all the lepers OF Louisiana and other
states will be sent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

arms-"do you hear? Do you under
Twenty thousand n year! simply
can't believe it, He released her and
went over to his mother again. oh.
they'll discover later will. or some
thingr' he cried. Il shall wake up to
find that this Is all deluslon. 1t
can't be true! Madgc. do you remem-
Der what we talked OF as We came
home today"
Yes. Bruno" she said. tremblingly I:
her head was reelirs with the shock
of the news. The words OF the letter
seemed burnt on hnr brain. She forced
her quivcring lips into smiles of CON
gratulation. but could hardly COM
mand her voice: and she stole away at
the earliest opportunity into her own
little room to cry. She had swiftly
realized what this change would mean.
Twenty thousand year!
"It is cruel" she cried. "One thou
sand would have more than contented
him-have made him rich! But this
thls-it lifts him out OF our reach al
together! I know it-I feel 1t. At
1lTSl H' VIII bc
load us all with presents. he will
share his good fortune so generously
with us. But afterwards there will
come re when he Will look upon
all the beautiful distinguished women
who will smile upon him, and he will
think In bitter sadness-'I am bound
in honor to Marguerite-poor, name
less, homeless Marguerite" He will
wonder whether all his grand friends
will visit his obscure wife. Wife
oh, that dreadful word! Am I a wife
already? 1t hardly matters now. for l
will never be Bernard's. No: that
money-that fatal homogeneous our
last goodbye. l will say nothing to
him. would not grievo him-not for
worlds. But feel better now that l
have realized It"
She sat up. pushed back her hair.
and rested her clasped hands on her
knee.
why did so to the lawyers to-
day." she sighed. "If had only
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
lkasi aEIl
y: ..'| oy R2BlN GREY Z
CHAPTER VT

CHAPTER VI.
From the drawing room as they as
cended the stairs came a pleasant clat-
ter OF teacups. and when they entered
they foand the family assembled.
Mary was pouring out tea: DIR. S,ell-
Ing. wonderful to relate. had found
time to join the cosy circle; Mrs.
steliing sat with her usual pile OF
clothing for the poor beside her.
There was cheerful little family
chorus.
oh. hero you are!'-"well!"
Well! What have you done,
Madse?"
"a cup OF tea nrs,. In mercy" cried
Marguerite. sinking on to the hearth
rug and tossing aside her hat.
Five O'Clock tea is the time for chat
ting. All Margucrite's adventures were
related. with comments ana annota-
tions from Bernard.
And SO Mr.. MartIneau will let me
know when he finds the will." she con-
eluded. And now ! must tell you the
bright suggestion which Bruno has
Just made. One does occasionally get
flashes OF inspiration. even from a
great bear"
DO you want fash OF ho, tea on
your nose!" demanded Bernard, who
was towering above her.
She laushingly avcrtcd her face.
holding up her little hands.
Tho augscstion OF advertising In the
local papers met with general approval
and II was decided that Bernard should
insert tho advertisement without con-
sulting Mr.. Martcau.
by the way" he said. "wha, sort of
a fellow Is Martincau7 Laurie used to
know Mar;ineau-n tall fellow with
fair complexion. and slow way OF
talking"
Yea. that n very like this man."
said Marguerite. He was nIcc't to talk
TO. He gave you the idea that he pos
scsscd n Srea. deal OF character. but I
was sometimes not sure whether hc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

The stronges, sentiment OF the Turk
Is his reverence for his mother. He
always stand, In her presence until
invited to sit down-a compliment he
pays to no one else
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
What Tho NiInIstcr Said.

Jingso-"What did the minister say
when the plate came up?" Hingso-
"ue said he wouldn't mind SO much Il
the buttons were all alike.'-Syracuse
Herald.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12

waited few sort aolrs might have
kept my money In. my, pocket What.
does 1t matter to- me who ! ami
only know that I,shali never be Der.
nard's wifs." - -e-f-- 'E, - 500 -a.s.s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-12
NTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.

y 10Th strcci. corner Of stout street Trial In
Irtion aud uuitit fitEE. lnduTsci by Governor
,na. Mayor Johnson aud hundreds Of Beaver
thanis shp have our tiuirpta In ttcir employ.
Inty OF our students non employed In Denver
y W.T.. for illustrated catalogue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
SentfAlanos Saltnue BON Der
.Qpubon Time6S pertheictat.

8ssislid Der Tbatiade. baB 9aron
bon 8lloip, Der bsutf6e Winifter bes
auspdrtissn, bic @srd4ie. DeutidIano
babe auf ben BbiIippinsn es8en bic ams'
r,tansr ~intrisuirt, gang entIhieben oils
unpabr binisQt, iast bic 2onton
Iimes soiiorisl 4: ,.Gs il su b%ebausrn.
caB Der unperndnftise @nibuiiasmus si'
niger polititsr in Waibineton su elmer
Spade anlpb ssseben bat. bic Seutf6'
lamb belsioissn mub, Sc ii lei4t 8Iaub'
LID, bab AsuinaIoo uno bic Sniursentsn
isbr ssrne nit Deutidlano ooer irseno
elmer anberen Waht 8erbinpuuaen unee'
tnapft bdttsn, absr, tpeIde anii&ten
au1 INNER DsutidIanb fraber bsete, io'
uiel ftsbt ieft. baB ss ibm niht in Sc.
rinsitsn einfdqt. ben 9ldnen Der Der.
Staatsn beslsli& Der 9bilippinen bin
osrno enteeeen su tretsn. Gber nod
pIroe Deuti&lanb iiG NIT ben @aroli'
men bsfaHen, nit oenen bic ameriianIide
R%esisruns nidts su tbun baben nil,
AuH @nslaub bat ni6ts 8eaen cine
osuti1s grperbuns Der @arOIinsn."
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Combine Der @aes nnb Gfeftrtf6en
&nlaaen In Snoiana nnb Gbio.

arrangements bsbufs @onfolibirung
Der 2eu&t' uno RatursaS' unb eIeftris
iden 8eleuhtunss' gnIassn unb @ers9t.
fame i'm mittleren unb idoli6en Snbiana
unb Obio iinb polsnost. 6. 6. Benedict,
Der srobe 8apitaI.a nla8en in 8~assisen.
tbum in gang Snbiana esma1t Bat. itebt
an Der Spite beS Combines. gFoeiirt
nit ibm iinb u. q. 8rabp, 6rebsrid
q. Olcott, Samuel TbOmas, @barIss s..
Disri&. SObn Sloan unb Samuel
Tborne.
Die nsus @sie0idaft tpirb unter ben
Statuten bon Seriep aIs ..GsntraI Union
Sac Co." i~ncorporirt tperoen unb Elm
8apital bon $50, 000, 900 baden, aur
Sdlfte in beporsuete. sur anbern SGlfte
IN 8etp6bnlihe GntbeiIf1eine geibeiIt.
Die benz Truit einpsrleib.en @eIeQf&aften
finb: Indianapolis @us @ompaup,
Snoiana Ratural & illuminating Gas
Sompanp. Sort Wupne @as Co.. 2osans.
port & Wabaib Bailey @as 60, Ga.
fupette @aS Co., Ohio & Snbiana Gas
Co., Dupion Gas Co.. 3ippeeanc eitp
@as Co.. G%OpinetOn 9as Co., 0sp
@eton @as Co.. piqua @as Co., 5les
nsp @as Co., Crop @as Co.. Spring.
feb @as Co.. lrbana @as Co., Soutb
Sbarletone Gas Co., unb Wount Ster,
ling @aS SO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Senfmal fur Soppe.

Der allegheny 9urnpsrsin. Der dltsits
uno Der itdrtite 8erein bees 8litsburss,
lurn.8 ssirfs. bat bic Snitiaiipe fur bic
grridtune zines benz Anoenten BON s.
Ssrmann 8oppe eetpeibten DenfmaIs in
Der 8unoss'3 urnbaqs su Wllnaufse er'
srlfen. vt nabm ben fol8enben Be-
i1lub an:
..Beidlofen, bab Die WitsIisber bee
,@asebsnp'1 urnpersins" Dos ftlbe ab'
leben BON 6. Ssrmann 8opps auf oas
tisffte b%sirauern unb auf bas ,dmsrsli6'
he ben uneriebIiden 8srIuit zines ir
bo1besubten. pflldtsetreuen unb islbit'
loien SIbrers I'm 9urnerbunb unb &s.
oatieurs bsS 8unoeS Steuns. slnes ME
srmioenoen AIbeiters fir 8llrune. Srel'
belt unb Rs6t empfinben unb oaB BIZ
Dsleeaten sur na6itsn Sesrts.1 asiaB
una beauftraet tpereen, :oabln Su tptrter,
oab Der Horbomerifanii6e 3urnetbunt
in Der 8unoes, Surnbale su Milpuutss
Elm BEN 4nbenten bes 8ettorbenen mir
oipes Dentmal erri9te".
@ine Summe BON $50 ale Seitras su
benz prpisftirten Dentmul puroe pom BEN
4ueebenp 3%urnperein pptut.
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Die seutf&s spra&e In s1apan.

9ie beutihe Sprahe geipinnt in Sos
pan ~suiebenbs an 8soeutune. Ssit Or.
9ramaBfs als Der erite osutfde Sprat.
lebrer am boben @pmnaiium (.aoto.
@adod") su Damaeudt Witte Ssplsm.
Der feline 2sbrtbdiiefeit bseonnen. iinb
apei peitere beutibe Spra6Isbrsr sum
nnterri&t an iapuntf&sn @pmnaIisn an.
seitelt porbsn. Yin Der unlperitdt bon
Colo lebrsn nur nod stpei Gnslanber.
Elm Nmerlfaner, elm 5ransoie unb nibl
penlser als neun Deutfde |! Hat nsus.
item WitibsilunBen bat ferner Der 9sfan
Der Iiterarii6sn Sutultdt Der unipsrfidt
su Iotio, BrOfsfor Or. Tstiuiiro
Snoupe. frdber 2stior oss Sapanii9sn
am D rientalii1sn Seminar su Berlin,
bic Abii9t, BON nddRsn Ssmeitsr oh bic
ceulide Spra4e ais pfll6tmdsiesn itati
tpie biebsr ais publfrslsn @ssentano in
Den 2ebrplan aufSunebmen. Bon Der
neuen lniueriitdt in 2oto iino bic msilten
BrofsHoren Dottoren. RE an bsi {
spsltsn 8sidsbodiduIe apseftsat iinp
ODER perOsn ioQen, nod Deutf6ianb ss'
ididl poroen. @nise iinp iGOn mad
Supun Sutldssfebri. iibet sebn tpeilen
nod bort uno unbere iperoen ibnen fol9sn.
2ub bon osutiber Settle mill man
nibt periGumen. bic Blnitlse StlOmuna
,u benuBen unb su bsf6rosrn. Wls be
.WonalSihrtft fur OitaIsn" bot. iino
Die 8Orbsreiiunssn aur Gtri&tune sInsr
oeutiden 8udbunclun8 in Lotto i'm
8anse. Dteie nuternebmune lit beion'
oers i'm SntereRe Der iipaniiden @eIebr.
ten unO S;uDenten lebbaft su bseliBen.
oenn bic Jest Fam man bort ale neuen
Gtideirunsen auf BEN 8ldermattte nur
nab 9roBem 3sitUerlut uno NIT pieIen
umftdnben srbalten.
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Soate Jineo's unb Seutf@en'
beeern enbitM ben Wfnub
ftcpfen.

Der 8srIiner Ser. Staaten 8otfdaf.
ter 9lnbretp 8. @bite faete su einem
Gorreiponbsntsn Der aRoeiirtsn 9rsfe
,NIB enbsiItiee unb snti9eibenbe ant'
mort auf bic 8ebauptuns. bab Deutf&'
lamb bic 9bilippinOs sesen bic Der.
Staotsn aufsurei3en iptnf9t. III mir cine
Tbatfu4e bon bieIen. bic ertpdbnt iper'
ben t5nnen. entf@eibenb um enbeiItis
oas @eesntbeil su bstpeifsn. Sc III bic
Tbatia6e, bab BON Nnfane IN bic beut'
i&sn 9auHeute auf ben gbilippinen'
Snieln bic ftdrtfen 8efirtporter Der
u%merifanii&en Serridoft eetpeien iinb
Wdbrenb bfs 9rieseS nit Spanien Tom
baS Saupt zines Der leiteaben beutiden
@ei1dftsbduier in Wanila mad Berlin,
befuhte mid uno maGte nit Nahorud
bic Wi1tiefeit unferer 4neienun8 ber
Souperdnetdt unb llsbernabme ber poa
ftanbieen gontroIe iber bic Snieln gel.
tenb unb %befirportete basfelbe bier i'm
@ustpdrtiesn glmte. Damn relits ct
mad 9ariS unb fab psridisbsne Nitelis'
Der Der Sriebenscommifion unb brunp
aud in biefs binit6ilid bssfelbsn
8pedes."
allies suiammsn betrodte i'd biss
alS cine Der bebeuiunesnolfte 3batfa.
den sessn ua' bic unsuiammenbanssnoeu
niIoen Beiduloisunaen, bab Die Dsut'
idep bic ameritaniide Iutoritdt uuf
ienen Snieln 3u unterminiren iuden
Nenn oas 70 mare, 70 tpiirben iis einfa6
ibrs eisenen Sntsreisn aerft0ren. uno
Oas piHsn bic Deutiden better ale irsenb
Semanb a~nberS."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Die S6ulen 0ennfplpauiens.

Sine in benz Department bss OHent'
li6sn llnterri6ts ssmudle 3uiammsn
fteauns ssiet. odb es i'm Staate q. 347
Sbulen unb %. $50 2ebrsr gibt. Der
ourdi1nlttlide @ebalt bss mdnnli1sn
9sbrers 1T $40 SO per Nonat uno Der
ots psibIiGsn s38 As Die @siammt.
sabl Der Schiller 1T LAB 100 unb ben
9ebrern pu,oe i'm lsbten Sabre on @e'
baltsrn $40. 332. 1857 bssablt. Die
5abI Der SduIsn Bat um GAL ausenom.
men /; Der @,balt Der mdnnliben 2sbrer
UNI 81 .03 per Wonat abesnommen unb
oerienise Der msibli6eu 2,brer UNI 81
Gents sueenommsn. Delapare County
besablt bic b6bten @ebdlier. n6mlld i'm
Durdidnitt 877 4S fur mdnnlide une
S45.5 8 fur tps,blide 2ebrer. Susqus'
bunna county besubIt bic nieorlatsn
@ebdlter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-26
Wr9inlep panfat feline bauernse
Annsgion.

Ststis msbren it& bic Insei&en. bab
bic 9artsi Der Anii. @rpaniioniften i'm
SENATE felt ben lsbten Spei Wotsn be-
ltdnois on Stdrts sunimmt. Yrdfbeni
Ule2inlsp srfldrte ii6 stpei Senaiofen
segenlber, bab CT nidt ben Wunid elmer
bausrnosn Anslieoerure Der Bbtlipptnen
bsss. @r tpdni6e muir. oab Der 6risesns'
uertrag baIo ratifieirt tpdroe. 10 bab bic
Bsreinigien Staaien frsie Sano tdtten
um auf ben BbiIlppinen fir bic 3ufunft
dbnli6e N%norbnuneen au trsfen. ipte iie
ieiuerseit @uba unb isiner 8epDlferuns
,ussiibsrt puroen. < n Wilmtnsion.
Dslanars. srfldIts Senator @rap. be.
aasli4 Der Saltuns oss 9rdhoenten :
.Dsnn i'd MIR uu& ni1t bas 8e4t ans
mabe fur ben Brdiibsnten paS Wort su
srarsifsn. 70 Tam i'd bod nab mslnem
bsiten Wifen pert&srn. oab es ibm fsrns
lisst. Elm nab Srsibeit ftrebenbss Bolt
in ieinen 8sfrebunssn au entnutblgen
Oosr ss iOsar BEL osnisIbsn in S&a& 1u
baltsn."