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Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
GEORGE DEWEY.

1t is recently reported that a friend
 of Rear-Admiral Dewey travelling il the east had seen him at Manila and brought back a private message urg-
 ing his immediate appointment to the
 grade of admiral as a measure essen.
 tial to the performance of his duties
 Anecdotes of Dewey, whether pre-
 sumptively true or obviously apocry-
 phal, are sure of a wide circulation. s5
 deep and universal is the interest in
 that admirable man; but we suspec:
 that those who believed this particu-
 lar story were conscious of some slight
 regret. It did not seem to comport ex-
 actly with the estimate which every
 one Of his authenticated acts and ut teranceS has led the world to form.
 For one thing, it was felt that if his sagacity really was infallible he would not have selected as the bearer of his confidential message person who was capable of making it public at the earliest opportunity; and, moreover. the intimation that Admiral Dewey
 was in any dgree, for any cause, un- equal to the task assigned him did not correspond to the common understand ing of the situation and the man. But Tor these very reasons we suppose that most of those who read the tale have been Serenely awaiting the contradic- tlon which Dewey's visitor now makes The simple fact is that he sent no such message
 This agreeable confirmation of well-founded presumption certainly does not diminish the pleasure with which the people learn that the senate committee on naval affairs has decided to report favorably the joint res 3lution reviving the grade of admiral, with an amendment providing that the active service of the person who may be ap- pointed to that office shall be extended ten years. Of course, no name is men tiOned in the resolution, but equally of course no other name than Dawey's is thought of We do not know that there has been any unseemly delay in the process of putting the rear-admiral officially in the class in which he be- longs, for it was not until after the end of the extra session that his greatest qualities were disclosed, and conse- quently the deliberation which may have veXed some of his countrymen has lasted not nine months, but less than two. It is not only or chiefly in recognition of his splendid perfcr- nance on May that the president and the people are anxious to see him rais- ed to the rank of which Farragut was first deemed worthy. His title to that distinction rests also and more secure ly upon the long succession of diplo- matic and administrative achievements which followed the battle of Manila Bay.
 But if hitherto there has been no sufficient reason to complain of con- gress, public sentiment is on the verge of becoming impatient The nation doesn't want to wait much longer for the privilege of acclaiming Admiral Dewey.-Ney York Tribune
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
TO GUARD THE MEN AT THE GUNS
The Upper Works of New Cruisers Will
 Be Protected With ArmOr Plate.

| The board of construction Of war ships, at Washington, has decided Cn
 new type of armored cruiser that is
 expected to be the best protected yes | sel in the world and able to meet the | best battle ships of foreign pow ;.
 The new feature of the cruisers will
 be that, instead of having heavy telt | of armor around the water line and 1 leaving the upper works of the ship
 and the rapid fire guns exposed, the
 entirequpper portion of the. vessel will
 be protected. To do this it will be
 necessary to reduce the thickness of
 the armor on the water line and dis tribute about the same weight over a much larger surface. Along the water line the thickness will be 614 inches, which will be gradually reduced to inches on the upper main deck. The new improved Kruppized plates will
 be used. They have a resisting power of almost double that of the Harvey ized armor now in general USE.
 This will mean that our Eew cruisers will have an armor equal to 1G inches of Harveyized steel. The new type Of English battle ship represented by the Renown built in 1895, has but inchss on her water line.
 In addition to the armCr which will cover the vitals of the ship and all the upper works, there will be an armored deck three or four inches thick just above the water line at both ends of the ship. This will complete the pro lection of the ship, covering every man at his post except those in the fighting tops and at the rapid fire guns in the bow and stern. The only parts of the ship left exposed will be the upper DOT tions of the bow and stern, which may be completely shot away without bringing disaster to the ship.
 It was the example offered by the Spanish ships in the Santiago fight that gave rise to the new plans. The Maria Teresa had an armor belt twelve inches thick at her water line, but this gave her no protection, as she was de- stroyed by having her unprotected works riddled. The Cristobal Colon, on the other hand, had belt only six inches thick at the water line, and she suffered tue least of all the Spanish ships, and surrendered mainly be- cause of the hopelessness of cont nd- ing against both the Brooklyn and the Oregon The Colon's upper works were protected with armor, including the rapid fire guns, so that the ship suffered but little, even under the ter rife fire of the light guns of the Amer can vessels.-New York Journal.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

The Republican seems to be itching for tat which is quite near to it, if we can judge from certain remarks re- gently made in and about the assembly halls. And that is a delicately worded resolution on the part of the house eX- cluding the Republican reporter from within the railing
 The Republican is marching around with a chip on it's shoulder challenging the house to knock it off. Perhaps that body will oblige.-GaZette
 We reprint the above to correct the impression that may prevail in this town that the Gazette is envious of the Republican. What some people may mistake for rancor is really an earnest effort on the part of our contemporary to aid this newspaper. Naturally it is handicapped in its neighborly inten- tions by lack of circulation and pres tige, but like the frontier piano player it is doing the best it can, and we ap- preciate it's efforts
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
MISTER GOOD TIMES.

Mister Good Times meet me. I If my hat en say: ''I mighty glad ter see you You long time on de way! ''Des walk right in, en weIcome (Dat deS de word 1 Say.) Des hang yo' hat up dar-like dat, Fn make yo' bed, en stay!' I heahs de dimes a-jinglin'- De dollars dance away; l fills my pockets ter de brim, En takes dat holiday! But wen de sun wuz settin', En da'k a-comin' on, I look fer Mister Good Times, But Mister Good Times gone! He only lef' dis message (Dat des de way he dol: You des can't stan no good times You trifiin' sinner-you!
 -F L. Stanton.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

The board of supervisors of Maricopa county has decided that it will not care for any case of contagious disease taken to the pest house by the author sities of the city of Phoenix; but that the taxpayers of the city must pay half the expense of maintaining a county pest house. In other words, the taxpayers of Phoenix must pay their pro rata share of county taxes in car ing for these cases and in addition they must pay fifty per cent more. This is double taxation, and is unjust. It is to be hoped that the city council will not enter into any such agree ment. Under the former ruling any case of ordinary disease in all indigent is admitted to the county hospital upon the application of any citizen whether he lives within the city linn its or without. Why this discrimina- ton?
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Andrew Carnegie, who has already given away millions in benefact3ons, now. offers $1000O0 b a Pennsylvania college. Long ego he said that rich men should make their gifts while alive, so that they might see them properly placed. IA forcible justifica- ,tion of this policy is the fact that a
 flaw in the will of the late MT. Sutro deprives San Francisco of a public park and an immense collection of books
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
MAJOR BELLS REc0NNo1ssANcE
The Daring Brand He Was Sent on
 Just Before Manila Was Taken.

Tn these days of indiscriminate gloriGcatiOn it is a relief to find q man who deserves cUmmendation and gets it. Such a man is Major Bell of the bureau of information. He was bre- vetted fer reconnaissance which he made on August 10 three days before the taking Of Manila. The purpose of thc reconnaissance was to find out the depth of stream which emptied into the sea between the American and Spanish lines, and also to discover what intrenchments the SpaniaIds had put up between their main line of de- fense and our earthworks. Leaving the trenches on August 10, accompa- nied by Major Strother, he crawled through the low brush to within about
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
In order to remind the public that he

In order to remind the public that he still lives MT. Bryan is resurrecting and publishing letters written by him on the paramount issues'' a year ago. The prosperity boom is ruthlessly pushing Bryan into the misty past, and he is vainly lighting inevitable fate. After bit it will be necessary to res urrect Bryan himself to remind the public that he ever stormed the en- emy's country with his rapid-fre vo- cables.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
A TRAMP PRINTER AND A BRIL-
 LIANT EDITORIAL.

An old newspaper man tells . story about Colonel J. F. Barton. The colo nel was a southern man; he died in Alabama in '97, and 9 dozen years ago he was famous throughout the middle west as an editorial writer Of great power and versatility. The unusual thing about him was that his normal pcnmanship looked almost like copper plate-a beautiful flowing script, but let him get excited or hurried, and it double discounted the chicken tracks
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

"A well known Denver preache-, Rev. Myron w Reed, is dead. The allo- paths allege that he was killed by call ing in homeopaths; the homeopaths assert that the allopaths killed him, and the advocates of hypnotic treat ment say medicine killed him. Inas- much as the three schools had a whack at the reverend gentleman in turn, it is barely possible that they are all telling the truth.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Phoenix is called to the weather report published in another column which will vividly portray the kind of weather they are having "back hCme." With 32 below zero al St. Paul, 20 below at Chicago, 16 below at St. Louis, 8 below at Washington and below at New York the easterncr may well be glad he is spending the winter in Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

In 1888 our exports of copper amounted to S3,S12,7 ,798 and in 1898 to $32, ,1SO,872. It is apparent that if some of the argonauts who are scratching around after gold should find a copper mine, they could not exactly be said to be ill hard luck
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Legislatures all over the country are passing resolutions of honor and thanks for Miss Helen Gould. In the makeup of the history of the war the page opposite to that given to Dewey will have. to. go, it would seem, to Miss Gould
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

When it comes to the matter of peace treaties, Senator Vest is oppose l to any new edition of the Missouri compromise.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Better business is always indicated by increased postal receipts. How fast stne Ncountry's improvement has taken placeis shown by this table of receipts by the, department for stamped paper for two years:
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
.S78.919.332 {

Total =. SIS ,919. .332 $99,466, ,552
 For the year 1898 the receipts for sec -ond class postage are not included, as in previous years. These receipts will increase the total for 1898 to about $91,- a0G mo
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

The merchant marine is keeping abreast with the naval marine in it's race for congressional attention.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

We are exporting silver to Europe, but the golden tide flows in this direc- ton.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Washington Bureau, 800 Fourteenth street, N. w.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Scott-s Emulsion of Cod liver Oil with Hypophos- Phites is pure and palatable.
 For years it has been used for coughs and colds, for con- sumption, for those whose blood IS thin or colorless, whose systems are emaciated or run down.
 For children 1t means health and strength, stronger bones and teeth, and food for the growing mind.
 Baby gains in weight and thrives when Scott's Emul,- sion is added to its milk.
 soc. and sIoo, all druggists.
 SCOTT 6 BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Entered at the posrofice at Phoenix, Arizona, as mail matter of the second class.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

PHGNIx, FEBRUARY 10. 1899.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

Publication office: s6-3S East Adams street Telephone No. 47.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
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THE OLDEST IN THE CITY. Enjoys the best standing with trades men. Buys everything at spot cash price and gives the Best 25c Meal.
 TUCK HING & co. g and "A Washington st., east of Jacobs & Co. Private rooms for families. Tick cts, $4.50; Single meals. 25c.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
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Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

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Arizona republican., 1899-02-10

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Arizona republican., 1899-02-10
The Arizona Republican.

CHARLES (. RANDOLpH,
 Editor and Proprietor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
Sae fommt bacon.

Dor uneefdbr ssbn Subren tirb in
SonbuSip, Oblo. Der alte General 2intS
lep, elm id6neS 8erm6ssn binterlaHsnb
Die grben fonnien iib in ben ,,8aub'
nidt sdtlib tbeiIen uno bic grbmaHe
serietb in bic Sdnbe Der Abpofatsu. Ser
erite @refutor mar SoIon 8. 2inosIep
uno er enbete burd Selbitmorb. Seir
Jiadfolser nnr Der eminente Ibrofnl
2emon BON Glpoe, spelher uor eilibsr
Sabren seforben ibn folete Der Nb'
uotat Bbinnep bon Sanbusfp, peIde,
Dor einieen Wonutsn ebenfalls su ielnsm
,,blmmliiben 2obn" abberufen purbe,
uno bann puroe Der 9lbppfat Werri0
gum grsfutor ernannt. 2sBtsenannte,
Serr idIOb tiirslid bic @eidi6te ab. in.
oem er etipas iiber s400 unter bic grben
pertbeilte.
g9ie mir aus suberldiiieer Aueae er.
fubren, belief iit ber Hadlab 2inbSlep'a
uripriinsIih auf S48. 500, tpOpOn s38..
500 in @runt eisentbum. Sebt bot ber
enbsiiltise grefutor pisrbunoert unb ssbn
Dollars uno einunOiedssis @snis untsr
bic grben bertbsiIt. Nuf oiefe Summs
iparen bic s48. 500 suiammeneeihrumpft.
nadbem sinise SduIben besublt paren.
2emon ioa libel nit bem NablaB ee'
banbeIt baben. aommentar iiberildiiis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
Dor flinfiia Sabren.

0eutidIdnbiids 3eitunssn baben in
ben lesten 8ohen einen 8ereIei4 mil
benz beuti4en Rei6 bor fiinfsis Sabren
uno iebt aneefeat un6 baben babel einea
8orfaasS sebadt, Ser 10 rsdt bsutIid
seiet. mas Oeutidlanb bamaIs mar uni
tpu8 es ieBt 1T.
SIN Sabre 1849 erIieB Der 8si6sber.
tpeier. @rsbersOe bon Oeferrsid, Elm
Seieb aur @riinbuns elmer 8riesss uni
SanbeIsfOtte. Ser bamnIise enslii6t
Winifter oes 4uspdrtisen, 9orb BaImer.
fion, erfIdrte in rober 8eiie, baB er BIZ
SIOtte nidt anerfennen unb iie als 9i.
ratenflotte bebanoeln peroe.
Seute pebt bic beutide SInsse auI
allen Meeren. bic SanbelsfIotte nimmi
in Der Runeliite Der 86Iter bic speitt
STEELE Elm, bic ariessHOtte 1T su md6ti'
gen Dimeniionen ansepahien unb nod
tusniBe Sabre unb iie 1T nit ben i'm 8au
besriffenen 8riesSidiifsn eine Der mad.
tighten 8riessFOttsn per @eIt.
NiBt ibr's nun, tpnrum bic eneIiiher
SdpeinepeIse 70 tputbeno iiber Deuiid'
lamb iinb? giod fiinf Sabre &ube uni
Oeuti&Ianb i&ieBt bic sanse ensliids
Worbbrenner'SIotte in @runO unb 8o'
ben
Das alIes berbanfen mir 8ismard,
benz bsutfden ReidSidmieb; obne ibr
aebe eS fein Deuti6lanb, fein seadtetss
@ermanenibum. (Samariter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
nbmiral Seipep's SsSiebuneen Su
BON SiepericbS.

2ieut. RebrI BON Der beuiiGen Warine
1T auf elmer urlaubsrsiie in gbicago ab.
ssfisssn. grpurSffIcier uuf bem 8rsussr
,,@sfon", bem SIassidiff Oes AOmiral
Dieberids, in Der 8ai bon WaniIa
pdbrenb oes ipaniid amerifauiihen
Rriesss. nsber bic 8esiebunssn bss
beutiden @ei6paber @ommanoeurS su
ASmirul 0epep iast 2isut. 8sbrl Sol.
ssnbes: .8Wii&sn Detpep uno bon
Disberihs beitanb elm WiBperfdnbnib
lber Safsn. 8eroronunsen, bod Der Sor.
faq purbe in ben 3eitunssmelbuneen
ltarf iibertrieben. 9eioe Aomlrale mos
rem quite 5reunoe unb binirten bdufs su.
iammsn. Die @eididte bon fein6ieIi.
ger 8eiinnuns stpiiden 8elben fommi
aus eneIiiden Ausasn. England ipiniht
bei ben Nmeritanern ben @incrud Su er.
psdsn, aIs bate eS bieiem 2anoe erOBs
6Glfe sslsiitst, nm baburd fir bas ss'
plnihte 8dnbnib nit ben Ser Staaten
bic @sse 3u ebnen. giibts piirbe gns'
Lamb ssfalsn. ole Elm ariss stpiidsn ben
Der. Staten unb Deuti&lanb, benn
pdbrenb feline eefdbrIiditen SanbeIs.
Ripals fid befdmpfsn. i6nnte @nsIanb
in entiprsasnbem Wabe ben @sItbanbel
an iia brinssn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
6efdnauisteufel.

Fir bier unbsrbsHerIi6e Strailinse
i'm 3udibauie su Columbus, D., ii Elm
hablerner Sdfis uneefertiet tporoen. Der
in Der lsbtsn DOhe bon ben 2euten be'
,ossn putbs. Die 8erls psrosn .,@s'
fansniBtsufsl" senunnt, unb ieeer ein'
selne bon lbnsn bat felt ieiner Glniperrune
enen Oeer Elm pnar @d4ter aneefdoiien
ober 6ur6 Wsiieiitide psrlpunoet. aae
pier iino Su lebensldnsIiber 3uhibaus'
itrafe perurtbeili, uno trob Der itreneften
Strafsn tpsisern iie ii4 auf oas @nt'
i6isSsnhe, rssno peI6e arbeit au tbun.
Die Namen Der 8urihen iinb Sra War'
lott. Dts SurIep. SObn O'!Reil uno
Sobn AttiniOn. ObsIei& es bonn @e'
fdngnibDireiior ni6t sussitanben tpiro.
Iino bic anberen Seamten Der Inf6t.
eab Ii6 bic bier 8erbrsder fribsr ober
Ipdtsr eesenieiiis umbrinsen perosn.
WnrIatt tpsbrte Ii6 ipie Elm Nubniinnis
ger eessn bic Giniperruns in ben 2dfie.
unb eS bsourits Der ssiammten 2rafi
BON feds Wdnnern, um ibn su bsipdlti'
gen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
9eorsia Sauern uno bic Gifeus
babnen.

Dis giienbabnen ipielen aud ben OF.
men Sausrn bon Georgia libel nit. Die
5ra1tssbIbrsn bon Georgia mad New
Dorf iino bOppelt 70 bod, nie fir ben
umesfsbrtsn Wsa 70 oab Baare aua
oem gorben bilie einseftibrt usrben
fam. absr bel Der 8erienrune bon 8o'
osnptpbutten aus Georgia nad Rep
Dort Der 2bpenantbeil bes @rtroees bon
Den boben Srabtseblbrsn peridluneen
pirb. Die 8erienOunS bon Waferme'
Ionen. bsrsn Georgia aaidbrlib cine
erobe Wenee proouairt. lobnt iit bei'
nabe ear ni6t mebr, neil Der profit in
ben 8sf6rbsrunsstOfen aufscbt. Solte
li6 ba fsin 8anoel fduffsn lufen 9Ius
Dem 8eridt bes Iderbau @OmmiHdrs
ssbt iibrisens bsrpor, bab i'm eeeenpdr'
iissn Sabre in 8soreiu bic nit Weisen
bebaute 8ooenhdde um Is YToSent erDs
ber ih, oils iis i'm 8Oriubre mar, unb bic
nit Weli4forn bebaute Sld6e 1T um
fait 25 Pro;ent sr6ber. Die fortidritt.
lideren, aufeensdteren Sauern paiien
liH au@ bort ben usrdnoerten 8erbdlt.
niHsn an uno perbefern baburb ibre
Sage. tpdbrsnb anbsre, bic fdldfris am
aItsn baItsn, in 8srranBnib psrbIsIbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
St8mard in Gualano.

Die hamburger 9ia6ridten", bai
Organ bes Sdriten 8ismard, bessidner
bic 8ebauptune beS 8erIiner gorreipon.
bentsn bsS >, 2onbon Daily TeIesrapb",
oab Sdrh 8iSmard nit Ibii6t am
oeutf6en Sofe cine feinbIide Stimmune
sesen England besdnitiste. aIs untuabr
.Sod i'm SntereRe Deuii&IanbS" beibt
es in Der eripdbnten 3eitung ipeiter.
,,tpar Der ReidsfansIer oft senDtblst
ben iddoIiden ensIifden ginfluB ~
befdmpfen". Das ,.perfbe 9llbion''
fannie er aus grfnbrune. Deutidlant
tpurbe ME, ipenn es lid in 8erlesenbeiter
befunb. bon @nsIunb unteritdst uno bas
8erbdIinib 1T nod isbt oafslbe lleber'
al il England DeutidIano'S poIitii6e,
uno commsrsielIer @esner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
3um Treibafen ipiro xas 9iens
IBan erfldrt.

3ar NifoIaus bot sinsn rfaS erIaRsn,
ipona6 Ta'2ien Wan, ber bon Gbina
srworbsne Safenort am @bineiifden
Weer. Sum Sreibnfen fiir bic S6iife aaer
96ltsr srildrt pirb. Sn oem ufaS beib,
es: ,.0urb bic sroben 8sfBuneen, bic
RuBIano in Weiten pie i'm Often er.
lanst bat, ii cine 8ieberanndbrune
,pii6en ben 86lfern bes 8eitenS uno
oes Ofsns berbsiseftibrt iporben. Gbi'
mas ireunollbem gnteesenfommen per'
oanfen mir bic @rreiduns unfersS lang.
seftedtsn eeididtliden 3ieIes: bic @r'
tperbuns stpeier Sdfen am Snaen Weere.
"a. 2len.Wan unb Bort Gribur, tpoburdI
uns Elm See'Iaseanespunft fir biz
iibiriide @lienbabn seseben ii. Danl
Der @ipiidt Der dineiiiben ReBieruns.
neroen mir bur6 nod su erbauenoe Gl'
enbabnen nit China perbunpen perb \
uno piro alien 86lfsrn e,ne nidt bod
ssnus ansuidlaeenoe @rlsidterune in
Belibanpslsperfebr seaeben." (9tur ga
2isn.8un 1T als Sreiblfen erfIdrt NOR
ben. nidt aub Bort 4ribur). 9ln be,
STEELE oes Safens foa out6 bic 8ufsr
elne neue Stabt erbaut tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
SentfhlausS Sanbel.

@eneruIconiuI Sanauer bon Sranffur
q. Wl. bsri6tet pem Staoisoepartement
,,Das bsuiide Bolt weib nibt nur gam
senau, pis nidtis es 1T. bab es isint
augsnbIidIide S,eluns alS 2ieferan
auf bem 0eItmarft bsbuuptet. ionbsrr
slaubt au6, bnB ss isiner Sieauns als
8eItmadt es idulbis If. GILES aububie.
ten. um England INNER mebr @oncurren;
su MAIDEN. unb ben iinseren 8ipaIsn.
8eleisn, Supan uno ben Der. Staatsn
tpeit borauSsufommen." Sanausr Iegts
feinem Streiben einen Gusi6nitt aus
TEN Gentrulorsan beutider Sabrifanisn
unb 3aufIeute bel, porin bic Reeieruns
aufeeforoert nirb. Elm Sanbelsmuisum
ipie baS in pbiIabeIpbia su errihten uno
benz 8eiipieI Der 8er. Stuaten su foIsen.
bic ben GonfuIarbienit in eriter 2inis bss
SanoelS balber unterbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
Sa8 erfldrt'S.

Darum bic @nsIdnber um ieben Breis
bic Serren bon Afriiu iein poaen. bas
riiber bat Elm GROCER eneliider BoIitifer
bem alien 3arI 8linb gang often SoIsen'
oss erfIart: .,9Sir brauten Elm neueS
sroses 8sid in Afrita. nnsetpib 1T.
pie Ianse Snbisn bon uns ssbaIten tper'
ben fam. Seosnfaas ii ss fein 2ano.
mo unier Siumm eebeibt; Der bortise
SimmsIShri6 1T uns unsiinitis. 4n'
oers in Afrifa, mo aud in bieIen Der
beibsiten @eeenben gut bepObnbare Sbs
ben,lee iid finbsn. 8or bieier tbatidd.
li6en Sage mifen ale anoeren grDdg'
unsen unb 9iidii6ten idpinosn. Grams
paaI mub uns sufaaen. slei6pieI Oh auf
oieIe ober iene Weiie. Q9ir fDnnsn iols
den Stein bss Anfobes in gfrifa ni6t
auf uniersm 0ese liesen Iafen." Bie
9linb iast, perben foI6e @efdnbnife
in Der 9onoonsr @eieaiduft aans unbes
fansen ssmn6t. Sn Der OsffsntIi&feii
ubsr. unb sumaI i'm 8urIament. 1T man
boriibtiaer,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-08-24
@ihtiae Gutfheicuua.

Dur6 cine @ntidsibuns bss oberfer
Staatsseridtes bon Californian if fsh.
sehsat tporben, oab eine su Iebensldns'
li6er 3ubibausitrafe perurtbsilte 9sr.
ion feline grbidaft antrsten fam. Dis
gntideibuns erfolste IN benz Sale bon
Samss s. Donnsap. Der ii6 auf 2sbsns'
ssit i'm 3udtbauie befnpet. Sein Batter
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