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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
WRITTEN AND MENTAL.

The terms mental arithmetic and
written arithmetic are sometimes set
over against each other, as though
they stood for two distinct kinds of
arithmetical work. Such division,
however, is incorrect for all arith-
metical computation is made by the
mind. The use of the terms oral
arithmetic and memory arithmetic on
the one hand, and of slate arithmetic
and figuring or ciphering on the 9th
er, is often faulty for the same reason.
tits true that sometimes figures are
used to assist the memory in retain
ing the numbers under consideration,
and at others the work is done by the
mind without such help: and perhaps
no better terms have been invented to
indicate these two facts than the old
names of written and mental arithme-
tic. 1t is certain that the use of no
other terms would change the facts, or
make the two processes either more or
less alike.
What problems belong to written
arithmetic or what ones to mental
arithmetic depends upon the ability
of the pupils to hold in the memory
more or fewer, larger or smaller num-
bers. Then, too, pupil we'll drilled
in mental arithmetic will often solve
problems without the use of figures,
when others would require the aid of
pen or pencil. There can be no abso-
lutte limit to either class of problems
drawn. In general, however, it is
sufficient if the problems of ordi
nary business, which do not involve
numbers larger than thousand, can
be solved without the aid of figures
though, of course, problems may be
solved mentally which involve much
larger numbers.
In order that the acquired facility
in mental arithmetic should be retain
ed, it is absolutely necessary that
mental arithmetic, in the narrow
sense of the term, should be closely
connected with written arithmetic,
whether instruction in the two kinds
of work is given in the same or in
different hours.
Written arithmetic, as we'll as men-
tai arithmetic, should not be practic-
ed mechanically, SO that the opera
tions are performed merely by rule.
The shortened process of written
arithmetic should be developed out of
the process of mental arithmeticwhich
have already been explained. Ifthis
is done, the school will come to know
not only the processes and rules, but
their reasons. The pupil is never to
work by rule like mathematician
by his formula, till he understands
the reason for his procedure and tor
the rule.-Ar1thmetic IN P,1maiy
Schools.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
OLD MAIDS AND NEW WOMEN.

In one of the towns in Maryland
short time ago call was issued for
an "Old Maids Convention. It
was to be held in the town hall and
for the benefit of the parsonage of the
local Methodist church. The ac-
counts of the convention have been
extremely meager, but it is to be sup
posed an admission fee was charged.
1t was also announced that the old
maids would relate their experience in
their efforts to secure husbands. The
most interesting and important fea-
ture of an old maids convention
would necessarily be the committee
on credentials. Who would be en-
titled to seats? In short, what is an
old maid At what age does, an uu-
married woman become and old maid
There is one thing certain, and that
is that the old maid is vastly differ
ent peasonage from what she used to
be. There was a time, and that with
in the memory of men who have
scarcely passed middle life, that wo-
man who was not married at an early
age, say rs or 80 years, was consid-
cred an old maid, and to be an old
maid then was to make some sacrifice
of social standing. 1t was assumed
that no woman would remain single
from choice, and that to be an old
maid was proof that woman was so
unattractive that she had no oppor-
tunity to marry. When a man re-
mained single it was assumed that he
did so from choice, and consequently
a man did not lose caste by remaining
unmarried. The injustice of this dis
elimination is now apparent, although
it was not SO at the time of which we
speak. The change has been brought
about not SO much by an increased
sense of justice as by changed con-
ditions. Fifty years ago to get mar
ried was almost the only profession in
which self-respecting woman could
engage, and therefore woman who
failed to engage in the only business
or profession open to her was regard
ed as failure. There was nothing
for the unfortunate single woman to
do but to knit tides, feed her cat and
curl her irongray corkscrews. There
was no other refuge for her unless,
indeed, she could write books, as Miss
Hannah More did. The medical
profession was unexplored ground
woman lawyer was unheard Of, and
the typewriter had not been invented.
The same sky, indeed, hangs over
us, but all else how altered The
woman has now wide choice of oc-
cupations and careers. She may
study law or medicine she may be-
come trained nurse or a golf player,
a typewriter or a saleslady, club
woman or what not. And if she pre-
fers one of these professions to that
ful man happily She is Tree to DO 1t
without being scoffed at. Indeed,
the blessings of singleness are becom-
ing so varied and attractive TO H'osisi1
that Japhet societies for wifehunting
may become one Of the institutions of
the future. Then when a man re-
mains Bachelor it will perhaps be
assumed that he could find no one
willing to marry him. = Baltimore
C,/,,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
"MA, OH, ma /!

MA, Oh, ma
"What is it, Georgie?" =,
eff you had married somebody else
sides pa, would 1 ha' had red hair o.
black hair?"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
Counsel to County Commissioners.
r,nror,r.iaf finn &RQll

appropriation $6OO) 900 80
- fees g w Loyett VS. Co Com 5000
J II Schone 50.00
G Wehland " 5000
Annie Wehland " 5000
Eugene Burke Z" 10000
Ruth Grimm 5000
d Mcintosh fees Grimm & Geist VS.
County Commissioners. ............... 5O.OO
d G Mcintosh legal opinion claim of
Sherwood Distilling Con-. ...... 5O.OO
in bond. . e -" .' ~ 5000
a1ce n medHsS Of constables. lss "a" 40 ~ ' 1000
corpus % pS1sesa cases u ''ne 10" :. ~ @ 1000
d G Mcintosh drafting amendments to
health law, ...........'.'.' lu.uU
d DGMcIntosh professional services con-
sultations and visits to Annapolis re-
Garding sundry Legislative measures 1890
Total. .......................$1 1,8O5OO
ID. ~,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14

SOME women wear simple gowns
with an air of elegance that IS emu .,,sr
1y lost in the magnifcence OF ano'"S
woman's toilette.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
THE HELPFUL MAN.

The man who loses his head was in
church the other day, and girl near
him had tainted. The church was
very close, and he realized that the
best thing to do was to take her out,
and as he was helpful man, always
going to the assistance of those in
need, he proposed to carry her him
self. But in these days women do
not faint often enough to keep men in
practice carrying them out of churches
or theaters, and this man was very
much excited. The girl had faint
ed just as a hymn was being sung,
and the man had a hymn book in his
hand, which if it remained there
would make him less able to render
his deed of mercy, so the first thing
to do, he realized, was to get rid of
the hymn book.
"Won't some one take my hymn
book :" he cried excitedly. "Some
one take this hymn book p he called
again with vehemence. Bnt no one
volunteered, and it was not until an
other man had taken the girl out that
he realized that he might have drop
ped that hymn book on the seat him
self.
THE WIDow-"Why was Minerva
called the goddess of wisdom?"
The Bachelor-"Pr Probably because
she never married"
The Widow-"Then why was Solo
mon, who had several hundred wives
called the wisest man?'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14

She screamed in terror when her purse
Was snatched from out her jeweled hand,
And hurled modest semi-curse
Toward the fleeing, bold brigand,
And when the copper caught the thief,
She seized the purse with anxious air,
And breathed a sigh of sweet relief
To find the treasures all were there:
A penciled note her fellow wrote;
sugar-plum wad of gum;
hair-pin (bent); a copper cent;
A button-hook with broken crook;
A safety-pin; a curling-pin;
powder-bag; a satchet-bag;
used postage stamp that had cramp.
These were the treasures which she bore
Around with her from store to store,
While on shopping tour to see
The many pretty thing which she
Would love to buy If she but had
The cash and with smile so glad
Italmost made the copper sneeze,
She thanked him. and with sprightly ease
Tripped on to seek another store
Or two where she could shop some more
-DenUer Post.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14

JB Hunter for his two horses used at .ooo
aims house destroyed in fire. .......... SV0 S0U.V0
Geo Beatty horse purchased. ......... 0000 dU00
Nicholas Nelson mules purchased.... gvV.W ~
Geo link horse purchased. ............. iz9.W
7 a Th,,Iyo raT harnass- ...,,.... 1886
1o % IassoT, aua,o 10 10 tons Is7s lhs coal ~ 661.65
H NJ Norwood preparing plans for barn 1O'vu
Sl,spn bspn Williams Duiioine noun. 1900
bsrn "a nare ma'eriaiS anu ...... ou.,e l,197.s4
VIM p Cole insurance ON harm 4 years. 25.34
FL McAleese disinfectant. ............. lo.UO
Total 80
(For credits of &, 1851 to this account see un-
der head of "Receipts.'D
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
ANNUAL STATEMENT
The Expenses Of Baltimore County
FOR THE
Fiscal Year Ending May 81, 1900.

Published by order of the County Commission
ers of said county, in pursuance OF Section
of Article 28 of the Code of Public General
Laws, which provides that
ss'The County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two newspapers
published in their respective counties II 1 mere
RATE STATEMENT of the expenses OF their
said counties, specifying therein each particular
item Of expense, and for what and 70 wnom ~ paiu,
spectiye counties as many copies of such State,
ments as there are Election Districts OF SAID
elecfion and the Sheriff shall within six days
after the receipt of such copies set up one OF
them at the place of holding elections In eacn
district"
<--so4sor QQ 000A
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14


Chas Councilman " ......... 150O0
] Cookman Boyd counsel salary ........ 250.00
w w Stewart clerk salary. ........ 10000
returns @ ...................... v- 49, ~ 600
General expenses of supervisors office. 1911
George Rudigier watching ballots...... 900
r E Lee Bosley ..... 12.00
J Alex Green ...... 1900
John Greb $500. 900
booths ................ ..................... 2l2.ss
] I Norris & Son lamps in polling room 1.3O
Joshua Whittle sheriff pay of depu-
ties posting notices of election and
advertising ........................ 1856
tising ...:.....e............. 2,Oe3sC
Baltimore County Democrat printing
and advertising ..................... - 6l35O
VIM H Ruby printing and advertising. 6l9.75
Total. $40. .285 2l
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14

(Appropriation SbVy.l -, N
June... 490.H
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14
Circuit Court.

M watkins Jr testimony State VS. Thos
Maley y............ ........... ..........o.c., oc, -
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1900-07-14

Clerks to County Commissioners.
Appropriation $2,10O)
Harris Ceilings months salary. 10000
Stanton Bosley IL s00.0U
ames Green 4 4OU.OO
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
6iebe fur bic standardization.

Die Dels8nten Der pereinisten iriiden
@eisQidaften, tpeIbe in Gep gOrf ibr,n
@onpent abisbIten, baben in ibrer Siburg
tpesen Der 3urIdienouns Der beiSen
iSenier nab gnsIanb fOleenoe Sei6Idiis
9sfubt: ,,g8ir feben oeie SuncIune osr
geesnpdrlisen Reeisruns oils ernleorlgs
enb unb itIapifb an, neil iie Elm 8ett
uufeivbt, bob zines Der 2ebensprinsipen
unieres 2anoes mar. prinsipien. bic unier
9anb pdbrenb feiner ,sanSen @eibihis'
psriObe gum 3, fludisort uno GipI fir
bic unterbtddten naer 9fatiOnsn aemadt
baben, une srbliden in bieier SaneIunB
eineu 8spsis fir bic Wabrbeit Der bon
alien Ssitsn eeb6rten2IntIaesn, ,ouB bic ee'
genipdrtise 9lbminltruiion bon @neIunr
fpnttoIirt unb bominirt pirb uno untei
ensliidem Gin fluB hebt." Sn ben Be-
i6lGFsn ipirb ferner bic aufmerfiumtelt
Der SrIdnber barouf seoentt. bob mir
Dor elmer 3tiiis Itsbsn uno nur elm einir
ass unb entihIohenes 8oreeben BON bei
WaEe oes Bottles bic eeeenrdriiae Ies
miniitratiOn bupon abbuIten mil unb
iann, bieies 2ano, alS einen Nairien
BON @nsInnb, oem nntereuue preissus
seben, bon Sem gnelano iebt bebrObi
in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
eelaluare, eadapanna unO gseiiern sabn

Jh SNiNli ANh Abs OhHN iObO
2 olib-8rldbt scranton fur Hsp SJprf
am l.4o, 300, $40. s 0 unp 1905, 0ornii.
tdgs 1855 unb 3.33 Nhnmiiilss. 5ur pbi-
lipfpbia nm 40, 500 unp 1905 Mpretus;
IL 55 1888 uno $40 Nahm. 8iir Srcuess
burs, I'm 6.1D 9tl6mittdss. NiIh- unp Mt-
cOmmCcatons' 3us nm 40 Nafmiitaas. 9r-
reibt Spboftt um 6.55, 7.1S, 8 16 Wpraens;
l2.0S, RAJ, 4.4S, 7.l9 unO g.3S @abmittaas
5rreibt pblIapeIpbia um 1000 Mpr.; LOG,
3 as, 600 uue S.23 9iadm. Grrribt Srrantpn
pcu Rem gOrt nm II 30, LOS, 4 Nc unb 10 %
WUr. 1 20, l.52. 5.33 une s.45 Nntm. Bon
StIUubsburg nm S.U5 Worgrns
Rorolib -Ystldbr Scranton fir Buffalo une
3pnbsnliatpnen, nm 1 35. 10, 4.10 unb
$ 30 MOr.; 1.55 unp 5.iS yla6m. 5hr Ss,
prap unp SprdtuIe nm 4 10 DIOR. une t.55
Ndbm. ,siir Utica UNI 1.l0 Dior. unb i.55
adm. 6ur Wontrple um 80 Mcr los
unb 5.4S gdGtm. 8nr NitUlou um 4C0 une
rs Nadm 6iir Slugbamtpu. 10 25 Born. u.
8 80 Nabm. 9ustt Scranton pcn Buffalo
UNI 80, 55, 5.35 unb 1000 ROr. $50
uub 500 gia6m. SOn Sswssp uhO Syraeuie
nm 2.55 Dor. 1888 unp $50 Nadm. Bon
SyracuIe nm 500 Ra6m. Bon lliila nm Q SIS
Nor; 1898 UNI $50 Na6m. Bon Nibo.
ion I'M $50 Dior. unb 6 10 NaGm. Bon
ROuirVis UNI 1855 unb 10 90 NOr.; $40
dno $40 Na6m.
Sloomsburg Sibiiiou-gsrlGBt Scranton
fir ROrtbdmbfrldne nm 8 as. 10 05 WUr.;
SIS uup 55l Natm 8ir plymouth nm .05.
3.4O S.55 II. II .35 Na6m 3ir 9iaute fl, $40
Wpr. Grrritt 9toribuRbrllnp nm 9.35 Wpr.
l.10. 500 une s 45 Na6m. Gusitt Nantt-
cole nm $40 WSr. Grrett plympuib um 20n,
l.3E, $50 unb 1890 gprm Grrsi1t Suans
ton pom NOribumbsrlaub um 9 AZ Wipr. 12,-
IS, 4.50 une S.45 Na6m. Bon NaniieUfe um
lt.00 WCr. Bon rlympuib nm $50 Wpr.
800 unp 35 uuo if.i0 Ratm.
Spuntaes'3 '3nee.
SHolid -gsrIGet Scranton nm 40, 300,
$40. $50, 1905 Wpr.; 1888 3.40, unb $40
Ndbm.
V0rolid -gsrIGet Scranton nm ti.35, H.
10. 4 10 4POr. 55 un6 5.4S RnGm.
9loomsburg Sibiiion -SnlGbt Scranton
nm 1O.O5 DIOR. une $50 RaGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
0Bes Der aus China fceben sus
rhdeefebrte beutfdbe General
Stabl BON Der 2aae benft.

Ser bsutide Gen. StabI, tpeI6sr i'm
Guftrase Der beutiden Resieruns bic gu.
itdnbe in aiien unieriudt bat. trnf, auf
isinem Seimipsee beeriifen, in 8ancou'
Der, 3. g., elm. 8sfrnet Oh er CLAUDE.
baB bsr 8orer. auiltuub in Gbinn i6nea
untsrbridt tperoen plrbe, ertpioerte er.
baB isiner Msinune nu6 bic Wddie ii6
auf einen laneen bIuiieen &ries borsu'
bereitsn buben. Die 8crer iperben
i6IiebIid seritreut ipsrbsn. ober es ipirb
bas auf 8oiten rieiiser MenidenUpfer
seidsbsn mifen. bu bic 8Urer'8epesuns
iid pis Elm @iIofsuer ausbreitet. Die
8orer i'm Siben tperben. tpie er faete.
iib ben 8prer i'm Norben nnibIieben
unb unsebeure WnKen BON Sanutifern
perben su bsfGmpfen isin. RieiiBe Wnf'
fsnbOrrdtbe iperben ibnen fortpdbrenb
auseidmueeelt uno in SoIse bes srOBen
@sbistes, bus iie beberriden, fbnnen iie
ber eanssn @elt troben. g8ie Sen.
Siabl peiter bemerfte. beridlimmert bic
SsinSfduft sipiiaen RubInnb unb Supnn
bic SiiuatiOn nur nod mebr unb tpirb
id als Elm srobeS Sinbernib fir bic
@inistsit Der Wddte bepdbrsn, bic ieti
ubiOIut nbtbtS 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
3r6fuS oils Ghsftifter.

@enn man 10 reid 1T, tpie QBillium
$. Bitbam BON @eorpiu, tpelher lebte
Bo6e nit isinem aus ia 9erionen be.
iiebenbem 8efplse bon NSbup Bari.
y. S in Nep DOrt antam, ldbt iit
ielbt bic tOGit' Scee. bic man ausbsdt,
um rie 9eit Iobisuibloeen. eniihulei.
aen. gBubum eisnet 80 8anien uno 8
8aumtpollipinnerelrn in oerid,ieeensn
9bs,len bss 2anbsS. Seine NIteiiel
ibc fen Ibm bem Reiblbum. feline 8ans
len bsIfen ibn permsbrsn uno sr mub Guf
Wutsl iinnsu. um ibn cub avnleBen su
i6nnen. StOn lett Snbten uniernImmr
er nit ben Senm en- leiner 6obtltsn uue
8nnfsn 9lusiIuas, su wel6rm elrC
,Anso bl SunaseiGuen unb eine etenioerUB,
Ansabl iunse Olmen elnaslapsn lpeteer .
@snn eme Der Sunefrouen sinen ts'
unperbeiraibsteu DiGnuer IN ibr Hrb ,u
Irdsn peifisbt. erbdlt fe einen Brels
Dlsie luittBs 8sisaidOfi, nit oem SrD'
ius on Der SPITE. tunn man ssoenwGt'
ue I'M @IliSp Souie. mo tie al it,es an
itlunsn. .,9e iuneen 9amsn." iugtt
9err BiibOm. .sstDren ben ..bsitsn"
6amilien in 8eOrsia an" uno ssipte Dos
bel auf bic iieben 8rusjen. peIde I'M
BarlOr iabsn unb iit mt Zen belratbs'
iabieel Sdnelineen Ieiie, auesniheinllt
aber isbr amiiant untsrbielien. g8a
suerit einen Der Sunsllnse pesfdpert. erf
bdlt $3.50. go pat alio Der Huge 8r6ius
oufur ssiOrst. b0b lb feline 8eliebeeIei'
ter nidt laneneilen uno auf 9eben unt
Cob Sibbols ruipeln t0nnen.
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Rebellion auf Saratpnsa.

Sine SpsciaJbspei6s auSSeuttIe an bic
RinnenpOliS Times" fuet: g'ne Hs'
belion il Ouf 8nrutonsu. elmer SnieI
unier briiii6er SIosse in Der Sabiee,
i'm pollen @unse. 9ie @insetOrenen
riden nuf bic eurOpdiide NieberIufuna
Der 9iiits eniInns Dor unb beoroben bic
Sauptiinbt. Sc birf bebnuptet, bob
bereits so gurOpder aetbbtet tuorbsn
iino. Den lsbtsu Nubri6ten aufcIee
befsitistsn he msbrere 8iiitenpldbe uno
bersiteten ii6 nuf einen perswelfelten
8ibsritunO UOr. Sc bsibt, bab @rob'
brtnnnisn um 9ilfe ansseuneen iperoen
fol-. Die RsbsIIOn IN ssaen bic Sdnos
Ter aeri6tst. Der SrubeI nber ioIl buupt.
IdbIib bur6 ben nabfsnoen 9Ireipobn
Der Ginseborenen sessn bic Mfundre
psrurinat tporoen iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
Ste Sarenpeleeaten tn Gbt'
ea9o.

XIV ShNDS 1NNIlNNSNAlN lNAN"o '''
Iubitprium in Chicago, ipel4e am
Ibenb bes 8. Suni bieies Sabres ben
8uren 9elesuten elm ber5li6es Bias
fommen entbOt, mar elm seipdlttger
ProteIt gegsn bds unumeritanii4eWers
balten Ntc&inlebs geseniiber unieren
tleinen S9peIterrepubliten in Siios
afrita. sic mar Elm PrOteit sesen biss
ienigen unierer 4nglomanen. bic bic
freibettliden ginri6tungen unieres
9anbes gerinser abten, als eine @tns
labung bes prin5en bon Wales gum
GriibItiid. Sic mar elm prpteit ge9en
bic sebeime Ibma9uns Mc&inleps
unb Subs nit ben gnsIdnbern, bic
itols be9aupten biirfen, bab bas Obs
tommen NIT Der @aIbinstpner Rsstes
rung (nidt Der Resierun9 Wdibings
tons9D feiter uno fGrter 1T, aIs
f9riftlide 8iinbniHe; elm Proteit gegen
Mc&inleb unb Sab, bic iebt Dude ites
ben, pdbrenO bus rduberiIfe @nglanb
in bic S9pei iterrepubliten einbri9t
uHb ibnen nit iibsrmG4tiger 9spuIt
bic SrGbett raubt.
Ser betdnnte beutI6e Republitaner
BiGbelm @Ods bradts in ben bon i6m
IeIbit berfabten unb oerleienen Be
fdliifen bic @efiible bes seIdmmten
9eutfhtbums bon 2tmerita gum auss
brud, fpenn er iust:
,Wir bebausrn bic Sbutfude, oab
entgegen Der Srdbition unb Der &i9ts
f9nur, ipie iie BON Der friibeiten 3eit
Bis 3ur @esenpart in ben SGGlen bon
5rantreid, Grie9enlanb. lngarn,
polen, ben characterization Rspus
bitten, Msrico, 8raitlien. 4rmenien
unb guba bdrgelegt ipurbe. bic offis
sielle Stimms Der @ereinigten Staten
iib nt6t bat pernebmen lafen, ObgIeia
es felt Der 3eit, ba infer 2anb BON
benz britiiaen Sode befreit purbe,
feline beiligere uno sere4ts<e Sa6s
als bic Der 8uren gessben bat.
Wir iidern bieIen patriotiiaen
8iirgern in bem iebt entbrannten
&riege fir nun unb ale 3eiten uniere
mprdliI6e unb mdterielle Siilfe gu, Bis
iie ibr Redt, elm freies unb unabbdngis
ses Bolt gu iein, Oollitdnbig 5uriiders
langt babsn!
limb @r @puOernsur glGtselb iugte
in ieiner ausss3ei4netsn Rebe gang
rebt:
,0enn unIer Staats Department
unIerer @eI9idte, unieren Srubitionen
unb benz gmpfinben unferes 9ols
fes treu gsblisbsn tpGre, 10 bdtte es
Serrn Chamberlain BON nornbersin ers
tldrt, baB es bic 8ernidtung Der beis
ben iiibafritdniI9en Hepubliten als
einen unfreunbliten Qltt, dls einen
@6las gesen freibeitlids Regierunaen
i'm glgemeinen dnIeben tpiirbe. Bdre
Der Sang Der @reisnife bann nidt elm
gans dnberer getpeIen? OdsSalisburps
Ide MtniIterium piirbe bic 6rdge eis
mem S4ieosgeri9te ii6eripieien baben,
geraoe 10 pie es ieiner 3eit nit Der
Sene3ueliIfen 6rage geIdab. gnsIanO
bat tauIenb @riinbe, ii4 unIere
5reunbI9aft su ipabren. unb mir bGts
ten besbalb bic beiben aepubliten rets
ten fDnnsn. obne uud nur nit SepaIt
gu brpben."
&dnn unTer 8olt elmer Regierung,
bic iih 10 pergsFen fam. nit @ngs
Lamb elm 8iEbniB sinsugeben. bus ben
llntergdns Stpeier S4peiterrepubliten
sur Splge bat, nod peiter iein 8er'
trauen i9enten3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
DrcbenSer SuSiausr. aufitanS

am Ruinp Riper. Ontario, brObt Elm
Guffanb Der Snbiuner. @intuuienb bsr'
fslben baben iib an Der Wlinoune bss
Slufss periammelt. Inter lbnen iOqen
iib 2eah Safe Snbioner befinben. bic iie
su Morb unb sur AuspIInoeruns Der 9In.
iisbler nufreissn. bic lbre 5rnuen unb
8inrer binpesienoen. Sreitaa irnfen
l50 bon bieien in 8uImOra elm. Die
Sneianer periammeIn iid nud am Rninp
Safe. Die Snbianer'G Gsenten iueen, bOb
ibnen feline beiUnosrsn 8sidpstoen be.
tunnt fino. Die uasemeine Weiuune
ssbt babin. bnb nidts tpeniser uIs Elm
Aufbieten bon 5ruppsn ieitenS @ondbas
unb Der Ser. Staten sinen auffunb
abipenben pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05

- Na6 einem am 20. 9tuguit
1899 stpiIden ber 8unbesre9ierung
unb benz Sultan opn Sulu bur9 Sc
neral Bates abgeT9loFenen llebereins
tommen sisbt leBterer pro MOnut elm
9ebalt BON $250.00. Die Stldperei
buuert fort. Die 9ebGlter Der Saz
remsbeamten bes Sultdns f9panten
aipiIden rs unb Is Dollars monatli9.
Gpansb. Sem.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
@eIinnt es ben II

- @eIingt es ben trsuen
9ienern Sbrer MaieItdt, Der &Onigin
BON GnglanO, GbamberIain uno Sas
lisburb, bic 8uren Republiten gu
perni9ten, 10 IolIten bic treuen Diem
ite Serrn McSinlep's unb ieines
StaatsminiIters SaD ni4t DerssTen
perben. Der ensliIde Soienbanbz
Srben piirbs ibnen idOn iteben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05

- @s pirb beridtet. baB Elm Sc
fliigel Sruit i'm GntEeben 1T. Die
groBsn Puder baben felt einiger 3eit
benz @intdnnen bon @efliiseI ibre be-
ionbere 9lufmertIamteit getuibmet.
sic berIuden bic fir bic @efliissI>
sudt beIonbers eeetsnetsn 2dnbereien
aufsutuufen, unb bic 9efliigeI5u9t
Ielbit i'm 9roben gu betreiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
0te repu6lifaniIde 9artei ia

- 0ie republitaniI6e partei bat
ipG6renb Der pergansenen Sabre nit
iOl6em Gifer bus @srOienit fir bic suz
ten @rnten in &anIas iih 5ugei4rie>
ben, baB mir pObI unnebmen Oiirfen,
Iie iperbe nun aud bic 8erantiportung
fir ben SageII6lus iibernebmen, Der
iiineit bort bic @rnten serit6rt baben
lou. (Mi9. @olts6l.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-07-05
Giienbabn Ssittabeiie.
Grir uHO GgOminG gaasp gifenbubn 60.

JH NiuIi ui So' Dtdl lJ'u
3tss psrIalIen Scranton fur SawIep. Cafe
ArIeI unp 3wH6sniiatlpneH fUlsrurnmdbsn:
No 2. S.l5 ScImittngs RV. 1, 2.25 9ia6-
mtiISs; No. b, 52n Nihm. RO. 8, 7 So
Aatm. Scnntass;iiss nm 900 Born. unp
! 10 gfa6m .3iise 9fps. une 4 pcrUinrrn In
pdwIrp fur pputts ali her Grie Sabn.
The Coconino sun., 1900-07-28
The Santa Fe Route

Is the most comfortable way across the con- tinent. Dining Rooms and Dining cars are managed by MT Fred Harvey, and are perfect in every detail.