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Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
Learn the Cause.

Are you becoming poorer every year,
in spite of your industry? There is
some cause for it. Is your little home,
which you have worked hard to get,
slipping away from you? There is a
cause for it. Are your wife and chill
dren destitute of proper nourishment
and shelter? There is some cause FOR
it. Why not learn the cause, man, and
see if there is not some way to improve
the world you live in?-Colning Ma
ton.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
From Far Away New Zealand.

There are a people living thousands
Of miles from us who have for many
years past been working out the most
difficult, economic and political prob
lens Of the age. These people are the
New Zealanders. AS your memory is
weak on geography, you ask: Where
is New Zealand?" New Zealand is a.
group of islands lying in the South
Pacific ocean and forming a colony OF
Great Britain. It's area is 106.25 square
miles, and population 100000. This
country has already made much his
tory-not that history which consists
in exterminating men, but those nobler
chronicles which tell Of lettering men
and their conditions IN life. The house
of representatives in this land of radi-
ant experiments has just passed a bill
providing for pension for every poor
person in the colony whose age ex-
ceeds IS. The act defines poor per-
son" as one who has less than 13
shillings ($3.12) a week. The pension
prescribed is about $50 year. The
most remarkable development anent
this emanation from the school OF lib
eral and individualist political econ
omy is that conservative and cautious
British journals have extended their
sympathy. New Zealand has been so
wondrously Zone might say glorious
ly) successful in her many progress
sions that London newspapers are very
timid about attacking any innovation
that halls from the South Pacific.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
NATCHITOCHEs, La, JANUARY q, 1895

The railroads Of the United States
have grown to such enormous proper
lions that, in the hands of pools, syn
dicates and corporations, they are
menace to the very existence Of the
government. They are in fact strong
er than the government itself. as
shown by their constant disregard Of
its mandates. They practically own
the federal Judiciary from the Supreme
court down, and their influence In
many Of the state legislatures and in
congress is strong enough to color all
legislation in their favor. The recent
decision Of the Supreme court against
the railroad pool has already been set
aside as matter Of no consequence,
as will be seen by an article else
where in this paper, and as we pre-
dicted at the time it was rendered The
pool was such an open and fragrant
violation of the law that the court
had no recourse but to declare against
it; and yet there are good reasons for
believing that this adverse decision
never would have been rendered IL the
judges had known in advance that the
railroad magnates would find a way
to evade its mandate.
The government claims and exer.
cises the right to supervise the rail-
roads as common carriers and neces-
sary public institutions. Why not,
then, advance one step and assume
the natural sequence of full owner
ship and control? Under proper man.
agement the railroads of this country
can be made to pay the whole ex-
pense Of the government, in addition
to remunerative interest on the pur-
chase bonds. At their present enor.
mously watered capitalization of more
than eleven billions of dollars, and
management of the most reckless ex-
travagance, they are paying an aver
age dividend Of nearly 4 per cent.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
Prosperity DEVELOPMENTS.

a most extraordinary and astonish-
ing development in respect to woman's
WORK was found in the fact that FIVE
nuharea glrls and women are employed
IN the ioundrles OF Pittsburg, doing
WorK lor ~ and 20 per week tor which
men were formerly paid from s14 to
SIG per week. This is in Pennsylya-
mia, the recognized stronghold Of PRO-
lection for labor,-New York Press,
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
NATCHITOCHES DIRECTORY.
CHURCH SERVICES.

Services at the Methodist church
every First and Third Sundays at II
a. m. and 1880 p. M, by the pastor,
Rev. q. Armstrong. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night go clock.
BAprIsT-M. E. Weaver, pastor.
Regular services. Second and Fourth
Sundays at II a. m. and 8 p. NJ; Sun.
day school, 10 a. NJ. prayer meeting
Wednesday, s p. m. All invited.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
LODGES.

Phoenix Lodge No. 3S, A. F. & A.
M-Simcoe Walmsley, W. NJ; J. G,
Trichel Jr., Sec. Meets First and
Third Wednesdays at p. m.
Castle Hall No, 49,, knights Of Pyth.
ias.--U. P. Breazeale, G. G.; Adolph
L'Herisson, K. of r. & s. Meets
Second and Fourth Thursdays at
p. m.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
GOLD AND MONOPOLY.
WHY THE USURERS AND
TRUSTS WORK TOGETHER.
The General Fail of Prices, Caused by
the Relative Contraction of Currency
Under the Single Gold Standard, En-
riches All Monopollsts.

Whenever change in the financial
system of country creates tendency
to a general fall in prices, those pro-
ducers which can form a combination
have the purchasing power of their
products increased by the fall in the
purchasing power of other products,
while those producers who cannot form
a combination will have the purchasing
power Of their products decreased by
the same amount.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP.

1t surprised many people when last
fall Democratic convention after DEM
ocratic convention declared in favor OF
public ownership of public monopolies,
showing that the Populist leaven Is
leayening the whole lump.
The Mississippi Valley Democrat. a
paper of wide circulation and influence
in its party, few weeks ago published
a leading editorial favoring govern
ment ownership Of railroads.
That paper says the time Is not far
distant when the voters of this country
will be called upon to decide whether
the people shall own and operate the
railroads, or the railroads be permitted
to run the government and dominate
the people.
1t will be surprise to many even
OF the most intelligent readers to learn
the extent OF government ownership
Of railroads In other countries and the
great benefits derived therefrom. All
OF the principal English colonies ey-
cept Canada own most of the railroad
lines within their jurisdiction. while
England and the United States ara the
only first-class governments that do
not possess and operate some Of the
railways within their borders. Great
Britain has arranged to nationalize her
entire railroad system in 1905. and
the people of the Swiss republic have
but recently voted. by an overwhelming
majority, to purchase all of the rail-
roads in Switzerland at cost of two
hundred millions of dollars. 1t is sur
prising that the people of the United
States, the most intelligent and pro-
gressive Of all the races of the earth.
should be so far behind all Others on
this vital question.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

Let this, therefore, be thoroughly
understood: A general fall of prices
caused by manipulation Of the financial
system destroys prosperity by enabling
those producers which are protected by
a monopoly to plumber those producers
who are not so protected.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27
COURTS.

DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Term--Firat Mondays in
June and December.
OWL TERM.
First Mondays in March and Octo.
Der.
CIRCUIT COURT.
First Mondays in April and Novem.
Der.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

Thus we see that a general fall in
price Increases the profits of those who
can form a combination on their prod
ucts, which increase of profits causes
an exactly corresponding decrease in
the profits of those who cannot form a
combination.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

But If the n1onopolists can so manage
the finances Of the country as to cause
a general fall of prices, while they
maintain theirs at about the same, the
people do not recognize 1t as the work
of monopoly and bow submissively to
what they suppose is the natural work
ing of the laws of God.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

This is true, but 1t Is much easier for
monopoly to maintain its prices amidst
a general decline than to advance them
when other prices are stationary. The
people would promptly notice the adj
vance and howl would be raised that
would result in greatly diminished
use of the articles. The people would
promptly see that the advance was due
to some unfair arrangements.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

A general fall in prices is therefore
one of the means by which those per-
sons who are enjoying a monopoly are
able to plumber those who enjoy no
monopoly.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

1t might be said that monopolists
could accomplish exactly the same re-
suits by advancing the prices of their
products while the prices OF other prod
ucts remained stationary.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

This also explains the fact that with
scarcely an exception every man inter-
ested in a monopoly favors the gold
standard, the retirement of the green
backs and every other financial scheme
which will have tendency to keep
prices down or send them lower.
Natchitoches populist. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1898-1899, 1899-01-27

This is one of the most important
matters in connection with prices and
prosperity and one which has been
strangely overlooked by all writer's and
speakers on this subject.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
Die &binefen in Guba.

Ser dineiii4s @eneraIeoniuI bat eeeen
bic gntiheibuns bsS @ensraIsouperneurs
8roofe. baB SanbsIspsrtrdge, bic ,rpis
iden Spanien unb anbsrn 2dnoern abse,
ihloRen iporben, fir guba nibt seIteu,
tpie es iribCr Ter Sal mar, unb bab fiini.
tlpe arrangements nit ben Der. Staaten
setrOffen tperoen miifen nit benz Gamsn
Suba, aus bem @runbe ginnano erboben,
neil er cine 8eidrdntune Der Gbineisn.
Ginwaneeruns bsfiirdtet. Inter Der
frlberen Serri9uft tpurben @bineien su.
seluRsn unb bic ginpanberuns purbe ios
gar ermutbiet. Dnbsr eibt eS nuf Gubu
SdbIreide @bineisn; piele bsrielben or.
beiten auf BlanIosen unb in 9ufermdb.
len 9tab Nniibt bes 9inefI6en Sc.
neralconfuls iOlte Der 8srtrag nidt ee.
dnbert tperben, sumal arbeiter auf GubO
nOtbpenbis isien. 8ieIe Gubaner flint
8esen 3ulufuns bon Gbinsisn, por,ues.
peIie neil iie fur ben NuSiab iebr eml
pfdnsIiG iinb. Sin GROCER Prosentiat
Der Sniaiien Der Soipitdlsr fur Gusidbie,
behebt aus Gbineien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
Gbinsiifae @sds d. snfflassn.

Gin BbiIabsIpbier Reporter mill aus
sefunben buben, bnb eniseeen oem mil
8lut uno giien eeibriebenen @apitel aus
Der @eididts Gmerifas, bsfen psribbnsn.
Der auseans bic aufbebuns Der Stlapsrei
perbiir8te, trobbem nod cine grt Sfla'
uenbanbeI eriitirt. behen Opfer fleins
dineliide Mdodsn finb, tpelde i6lis
dusiSe @bineien su Serren uno @ebietsrn
buben. Sieben folher Stlapinnen fol-.
len ii8 sur 3eit i'm bOrtieen ,.9bina'
totpn" befinoen.
IS bsibt, bic armen be6ausrnsipertben
0sisn ipdrben bon aqsr @slt abeeiperrt
sebalten, befdmen ieIten einen Weniden
,u fsben uno t6nnten besbaIb aud bic
ensliide Sprade nidt srIernen. Sa
bel elmer 8eiu6sreiIs 8inbsr Isi6t burds
,uidmueseln fino. ldBt .iid annebmsn,
oab bic tleinen Wdoden mad ben Der.
Staten setru4t werOen, um ireenb Ell.
mem besopften Baidonfel alS Srau su
oiensn. 8orber aber treiben bic ietpeiIis
gen @isentbdmer oer Wao6en 9efddfte
NIT ibnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
@npe elmer = arOeen Snbnitrie-.

Der /. Suli biirfte bon gar manden
Roros Datota'er Bieoermdnnern als cine
9lrt ibparser Sreitae sefriden tperosn,
troboem er biesmal auf einen Samitae
iisl. Denn on bieiem Gage erIoi1 IN
ROros sDatota oas slorlbie @efeb, tpel6ss
@beibsiopneen na& elmer @obnunebausr
bon 80 Taeen i'm Staut m6eliG ma6te,
unb oaS neue tritt in 2raft, psI6es nur
bel elmer Wobnoauet bon sinem SSabr
4npurtidaft auf bic Sprensuns Iditiesr
@befeheln psrlelbt.
DaB es iiberbaupt 10 peit sefommen
1T, erideint eritaunIlG eenue. Denn
bic gbeideibunes'S Snbuitrie Norb. Da.
fotas eebbrte su ben blGbsnohen ibrer
9lrt uno bat naG supsrldhi5er 8erednuns
leoss Sabr etpa 81 Milliousn 9baler in
ben Staat sebradt. Die .,@bel&eibs
unss' @olonien" bieies Staatss puroen
lpri1pbrtlld uno ipsnn man in Der
Aubsnpelt eeipDbnli1 nur bon benisnisen
in 5areo uno Dianbun iprad (2ebteres
nit elmer GoIonie bon l50 S6eibunss.
id1tissn bel tauieno @inpobnern D, 10
bat bod iebsr Blab in Rorb. Dafota, ber
tibsrbanpt etpas bsosutsn iOats. au9 eins
fOlde @olonie baben mdhen.
Uiebr als neun 8sbnteI aaer bieier
Sdeiouneen fnb bauptiddli6 aut biz
Acknowledgment bon 9rauiamfeiten ae.
mdbrt pOroen, unp in Der Deutune bieIss
Se8rifss III man auberorbentIit nsil
eesansen uno bat Iaes babin gere4nst
mas m6s!i4srlpeiis .,seiitises 2sioen"
peruriahen fonnte.
DaS piele 9elb, bas in bieier SnbuItriC
fsdte, blIbste Elm madtisss arsumsn
fur oas aIte 8eies, uno au4 aIs basielbI
enblib oem Anhurm Der 5emperen,leut,
uno anberer Sittlidtsiis. 9arben erlaa
tr6teis man iid banit, bab ia psitet
nidis, aIs bic 8siimmung iiber BIZ
Mobn6auer sednoert porbsn. glbe
ytoro. Dafoia bat iih bamit immerbil
msbrsre ebsnbdrtise Soneurrsnten in be
S&sicunss' Snbufris aui ben 9ladsn se
isstl Daber pirb bic alts SsrrIi6iei
pobl niht fortbefeben f0nnen.
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0as Mdnberpsien auf @uba.

..2a 2u6u" iIusi in sinem 2eitartiiel
uter bic bduFssn 8eridts Der ameritani.
iten unb cubuniiden PrsHe iiber bas
8auberpsien. uno iust. bab OsrsIeiGen
@ei6itten sep0bnli6 pon BHanSern, bic
in atesIssenen 9ssenSsn lsben unb
S6uB ee8en 8isboiebe piiniden. ausss.
iprenet peroen. ober BON 2Oialbeb6rben,
bic nit ben cubuniiden SOlboten ipmpa.
tbiIiren uuo lbnen su 9lniteIluussn als
Sane' '8enscarmen ooer aub sur 4uf'
nabme in bic resuldre armes su psrbel.
fen tpiinibsn, ooer aud bon Spanisrn,
bic Der Belt slauben MAIDEN tpOlsn, bnf
man ben 9ubanern ni6t trausn f6nns
iotpie bon SpsfuIanten, bic bic Wsrtb,
bsrabsupradsn iu&sn.
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ltneeute8bares 86feIHeifb aus
Nmerifd.

SIN enaIii6sn untsrbauIe purbe bic
Rssieruns dber bic 8erni6tuns bon 36,. i.
900 Bfunb unseniebbarsn PbteIHsii6es
IN DeptfOro interpeIirt unb befrast, Oh
bic aomiraliidt i'm SinbIid auf oieie enor.
men 8erluhe bic AbidlisBuns bon Son.
tratten nit iriiben unb unbsren einbsimi.
iden Sleferanten in @rpdsuns su sisbsn
beablidtiBte. Ser Setrstdr Der NpmiraIi.
tat @Iltbep Wiaeartenp erpieoerte, alss
in Oeptforb pernidtste S1peineHeiit
babe aus Srluno seitummt uno aues psrs
nidtete 8inolsiib aus ben 8ereinieten
Staten. Der Secretdr faste binsu, bab
iaes in Der britiihen Wnrtne coniumirte
P6teIrineHeiid Bis Dor 8urssm aus
amerlta beSosen purbe. ipeIdes Der elm.
siee Wartt lei, uuf bem bic RaHfrass
nab oerartiesm BrOpiant eeoedt tperber
tonne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
Die ftdbtii6en Straeenbabnen In
Wfaifanp.

Das 9rincip fdOtii6er sIettrii6sr
Strabenbubnen bepabrt ii8. na9 einem
8eribte bes @oniulS SarpiS an bas
Stnatsbepartement, in Uiailanb, Sta.
lien. in elmer b5hft befriebissnben 8siie.
Das SpItsm bat Sc WeiIen @elsiie unb
eritrsdt ii4 auf ale Stubtibeile. Die
2inie, ipelde bic Stubt umipunnt, lft in
Sselionen einsetbeitt. Ser SabrpreiS
fir je eine Sscton in 2 Gents ooer 10
@ents fur bic Runbfabrt. 3um 8ortbeils
Der arbeiten' en- uno drmersn 8Iaiien il
Der Sabrpreis fir bic 8eit Dor 8 lbr
DtOrsens i'm CONNER uno Dor 9 nbr i'm
98inter auf einen Sent fur bic Section
anseisbt. SIM lesten Sabre tpurben
As. 500, 900 paRaelere oOer 100000
mebr ais i'm Sabre supor befbroert. Ser
Dienit ioa elm in ieoer 8sSiebuns pOr'
sdslider fem.
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GuuertpR BON Guba.

Nah oem 8eridte zines Gorreiponbsn'
ten Der ,.8orlb" in 0aibiuston arbsitei
8raiibent Wc8inIeq enersiid an einem
Blame. ben gntibeib iber bic Srase ber
nnabbdnsietelt oosr Der 9lnnerion bem
cubanliben 8olte su unterbreiten. Die
5enbenS oss Brdiioenten fir annsrion
IL 10 itart, bab ermartet tpiro. er nsrbs
i'm nddfen @onsrefs cine Initrensune
MAIDEN. bic &efoIution su 8unfen bei
unabbdnsieteit Der Sniel iu piOerrufen
unb bafdr einsn 9lan ;u iubitituIren.
mad bem bic 4nBelesenbeit sur Abitimm.
uns Dor oas eubanii6s Bolt sebra4l
psroen ipu.
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Nfarrer Teuerffein

BOT in elmer Rsbe au Dubuque sur irsuen
8sipabruns Der beuii&sn Spra&e see
mabnt nit ben Seueripotten:
,,Bir ipre6en Ssuti9 in unieren So.
milien. Geuti6 in uuieren eeielidaftli'
den 9uiammenfiinften un6 Deutih ioear
nit unierem Iieben @ott. Wer iib iei.
ner beutihen Sprade iddmt, Ssn bstnu'
srn mir aIs einen Weni9en, benz nidl
redt Su trauen 1T. nnb, Iiebe Sreunbe.
bat Der Deutfh. Imeriianer nibt bas
Redt, iid ieiner 0iutteriprade su bebis.
nsns DnS i6nnen nur Msni1en uns
psrbieten, bic niemals cine eieene Mut'
teriprahe batten unb bic oils Sflapen
bre Hiden friimmten. Sin Wenib, Der
isines Redtes unb ieiner Sreibeit iiH bss
nubt. ipirb iolheS ME psrlaneen. Saben
mir aIs Weniden nidt baS 8s1t, uns
uuierer Wlutieriprate su beoienen, ooer
iolIen mir bic 2aute ie Uereefen. bic bon
Der Iieben Dlutter 2ippen suerit in unisre
tleinen Seraen braneen. Die 2aute oer
Sprade, in Der mir suerft su @ott seipro.
den in beiIisem @ebete, uno in Der mir
uniere eritsn 9ieber ianeen! . boloe
Oeutibe Wutteripru6e. bic uns Der Gins
mel pobI aeseben. oab mir auf bir gum
Simmel ibneben. Wutteripruhe, bic
ou bic Sesen uaer oeuiiden Stdmme in
isreunbidaft binoeit, feher ais Stubl uno
@iisn. Uiutteriprahe. bic in Donners
worten ou eeipro6en su bem liitieen
BeIi6en. beuti&e Spra9e, bic bu Der
8unit uno Bifieni6aft 10 ieeensreid
oeinsn WortfdaB sslieben. pie f6nnten
Oeutih' 4merlfaner beiner ie Uereehen /!
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0SaS man fraber ale iperthlps
fprtmarf.

gBsr Elm Wenidsnaltsr nit oifsnsr
Iusen in bieiem 2anoe selebt bat uni
uur obet fIdhlib Iber bic neuen Grruneen.
ihaiten Der Gbemie uno Tebnif unter.
ridtst 1T. tann iid aud nod ni6t an.
ndberno sinen 8eeriff oauOn MAIDEN. tpit
pieIe 9illiOnen bon Wsrtben felt bunberl
Sabren als tpertblpS tpeseeporfen obsr.
um bic Stoffe re6t su bsieitiesn. Der.
brannt iporben lino. giod pOr 35 Sabs
ren fonnte man in Der Nadbaridaft un'
ierer sroben aufern padbduisr risfss
0aufen BON S6aalen ieben, bic INNER
sr6Bsr purben uno bic 2uft su perpeten
prObten beute linb oieielben iebr tleIn
seporoen. benn man bat perfdiebsnen
@sbrau4 fur Iuiternibaalen eefunoen
lie MAIDEN portrefflibe 2anbitraBen, eeben
sinsn berrliden Sips unb iino notbpen.
Dig fur bic 4uiternpflansuns. 9Ie Rad.
frass bon Sdaalsn 1T bsrsits 70 eroB,
Oab man ansefanssn bat, i'm iioIlden
Marplanb bic bon ben Snoianern DOT
Sobrbunoerten aufsebduften bausbobsn
SGaaIsnbaufen nubbar su MAIDEN.
g9er erinnett iid niht ber eepaItieen
Saufen bon 8ledabfdaen, bic friiber ale
8aupldbe in unb Dor ben StGoten perun.
,ierien; bic Gs6nif bat 8srpenbuns ba.
fur sefunben, inbem eS ibr ssIans. @iien
unb 8inn aussuideibea unb tpisoer su
psfiperiben.
9lo6 Dor snan;is Sabren Iisb man i'm
Sloen ben peribpoIlen Saamen bel
8aumtpoas auf ben Sslbsrn perrotten
beute pirb berieIbe in elmer Snbuitrie nit
pieIen Nillionen 8apital perpsrtbet uni
fein Del 1T Elm 8Onfurrent bes 9ropenee.
OslS setporben.
Die 8erse bon 8otIenituub, tpsI6s
frlber bic Rinen unb bic 8obIenbre1er
umsaben. perfbpinoen almdlig unt
perosn als prdparirtsr Srennitoff nub.
bar eemabt. WaS purbe nidt Dor fiinl.
sie Sabrsn i'm Wesserseidaft ales als
ais nsribIos forteepOrfens 8Iut, Sale.
Sanre, 8nohen. 8bpfe. &Iauen u. (. tp.
Ssute finoet glqes feline 8srnenbung,
freiIid obne buB bic WsBSer reider ba'
ourh peroen.
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Sreipiaise aus ben 3rUpen ;urhef.
aefebrt.


Die 5ransportidiffs ..Repport" unb
,.Obio", nit 8rieabegsneraI SummerS
unb bem @rfen Oregon &ssiment iOipis
elmer @btbeilune bonn 5reinilisen Sig.
naIeorps on 8Orb, iinb in San ssran,
cisco eineetrofen. Sauienbs bon aeu.
ten tparen an bic Battlefront eeeiIt. um
bic beimtebrenben Srsiniqisen ni[fom.
men su beiben. Cine 5Iotte ssibmildte,
SdIeppboote init WuiiftapeQen an Yort
naren binauseefabren, um bieTruppen ,u
smpfansen. Die S6iffs, nit SIussen in
ben nationalen Sarben iibsr uno ilber
beIaben, fubren unier oem eroben SubeI
Der unsebeuren Menfdenmense in ben
Safen elm. 8om General berab biz
ium iiinsiten SoIbuten frsuten fid aue
tpie bic Sduliunsen, tpieber su SauIe su
iein. 4ae ipreden freimiitbie tber bic
Sage auf 2uson unb bic Noibnenbigfeit
elmer pieI srDberen 4rmee, um bic Gin.
seborenen Su beiiseen, ioipie dber bic
Sriebensausiidten. SIN @anSen senoms
men mar bus 8eeiment Der Iniidt. baB
bic sunse pbilippinensruppe ben bafdr
bssablten 9reis nidt pertb 1T. Dbne
Nusnabme iasien bic 2eute. oaB penie.
items nod $4,000 Nann 0ertdrfunes.
truppen erfOrOerli6 ieien, UNI ben Sris'
ben berbsisuflbren. @eneral Summets
iuste: ,.NeuinuIbo'S Truppen tparen
bemoraIilirt, ais bas Reeiment Dor 80
5asen Wanila psrlieb. SD bin Der
antdt, baB Der SrieOen bersefeat isin
tpirb. ebe bic ndd,he trOdene Sabresseit
au gnoe ssbt. StatirIib 1T cine pisle
srbbsre Iruppenmadt n6tbis. um bas
bon ben @inseborenen serdumte 2anb
unb bic Stdote barin su balten. Ser
Dlansel piro einen sroben GinfIuB uuf
4suinalbo's 2eute ausdben. SnfoIse
oeS 8rieses III bic 8eiSernte eine nur
isbr oGrftlee unb &eiS 1T buS 9tubruneS.
mitteI. BON oem bic Ginseborenen abban'
gen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
Sob aus pem Wfeere.

Gin Plun, oOm 8O6sn oes Stiasn
Resrss. an Der ealifornifasn 8lfts.
Sob su eetpinnen, tpiro bon Senrp 3
8uter, einem fribern Sdiffseapitdn bon
philadelphia, eifris psrfolet. Baier be.
bauptst, bab, als i'm IsBten Ssbruar iein
S6iff auf Der S6be bon @urefa. Gum.
bOIbt @ountp, psraniert lag uno ber I'm.
fer esbobsn wurbs, bisier @olof6rnsr nit
bsraufbrabte. 8atsr seiet mebrers
9oloibrner, bic mad feiner Bebauptuna
aus benz Wsere bsraufsebOIt purben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
Neue Gefaidhte pom xcbe beS
Geoffnrften @epra.

Die S8lsitide 3situns srfIdrt, bab
Der Goo oes 3arslpiti6, @robidrRsn
Ssors. Der am 10. Suli Ueridieo, pur6
sinsn 6abrrabunfua berbeissfdbrt tpuroe.
gSabrenb er lber ous blseliss 2ano in
oer nmeebunS bon abbas 1uman i'm
9aueaius fubr, peruria6te Elm Stur, pom
Rabe einen osrartissn 8lutperlut, bat
er auf Der StsIe bes unfaqs ftarb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-07-20
5u Golliiion NIT einem Gisbera.

Der Dampfsr ,,Wan6efsr Bort" bon
oer Surneb'9inie. @apt. @illiams. bon
MontreuI am s. Suit mad Wantsitsr
nit S&Iudtpieb uno @etreioe abseieesIt,
1T in ben st. SobnS. u. g.. Safen nit
einseorddtem Bug einseluufen; er mar in
@oaiiion nit einem @isbers in Der S6iffs'
itrube BON Belle SSIuno serutben. Der
8orberibeiI bes S6iifeS lit ftart bsiHd.
oist unb es entsins nur nit fnuppsr Nott
oem nntereanse.