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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
Disastrous to Fishermen.

Boston, Sept 20.-The furious gale
which battered shipping off Cape Cod
Tuesday last, proved disastrous TO fish
ermen from this port. The schooner
Mary A. Whalen, of this port, reached
here today with her flag at half mast.
Four of her men persisted.
The men were drowned by the capsiz-
ing of a yawl during the gale. while on
the fishing grounds about seventy miles
southeast of Highland Light
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
HANGED HIMSELF.
A One-Armed Old Soldier Tires
of Life.

An old soldier named Scott, living at
1926 Lincoln street, committed suicide
today. His body was found hanging in
his barn this afternoon about three
o'clock.
Dependency and lack of employment
is supposed to be the cause of his act.
He lived with his family and was a PEN
sioner. He lost an arm in the civil war.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Since the Pennsylvania mine opera
tors positively declare that they will not
submit the disagreement with the
miners to arbitration. there seems to be
no way left but to fight it out. 1t will
be remembered to the credit of the
strikers that they are and at all times
have been willing to submit the case to
1rhftratfO
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
FIRST TRAIN
Will Enter Galveston Tonight
Over Temporary Bridge.

Galveston. Sept. Cot Is definitely
announced that the first train will enter
Galveston tonight The temporary
bridge is two-thirds completed, and the
remaining third will take only twelve
hours. With the first train commerce
will begin to revive. The needs of the
homeless are still very great. The good
weather has been God-send and oppor-
tunity is being improved
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Since the Maine election Joe Manley
probably figures that he is a bigger mar
than Tom Reed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
DEMANDS PAY.
Holland Wants Money For Expulsion
of Her People From the TransvaaL

The Hague. Sept. 2o.-Tn the upper
chamber of the states general today the
minister of foreign affairs and premier
DR.. w. H. De Beaufort, replying to an
Interpolation said the government of
the Neither lands had informed Great
Britain that compensation would be de-
manded for the expulsion from the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
Notice to the "Elijah" Chorus.

Special rehearsal Friday night at
Metropolitan hall and final rehearsal
Monday night in Auditorium. The time
of the soloists, chorus and orchestra has
been changed to l p, m. Tuesday in the
Auditorium. Soloists will not arrive in
time for morning rehearsal.
r L ANDERSON. Sec.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Eight members of the next congress
have been elected up to date, two i'll
Oregon, two in Vermont and four in
Maine. All Republicans.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Perhaps Democratic spellbinders viii
now reply to the full dinner pail argu-
rnent by pointing to the empty coal
hfnS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

About the only topper who hasn't
been welcomed by the party beneficiary
to the flop, is Mrs. Mary z. Lease.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

That lone tribe" in rebellion in the
Philippines must be a large one The
government has found it necessary this
week, to send on 1,64s more men.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Now that John Bull has assumed the
sovereignty of the South African repub-
lies. he will be expected to pay the
debts.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Governor Roosevelt did not write so
long letter of acceptance as that Of
President Mckinley, but he committed
himself lust as thoroughly.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Announcements of large sums wager
ed by Boss Croker on the election of
Bryan have caused a revival of the in
uuiry: Where did he get it?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

If there are no trusts. as Mr.. Hanna
says, then what becomes of that story
of the silver miners trust?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Secretary Gage and Carl Schurz are
reminded that some days have elapsed
since the public had been treated to a
letter from either gentleman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
To Fetch Dom Paul

Perrin, Sept. 20.-The Dutch cruiser
Gelderland is going to Delagoa Bay in
order to take on board former President
Kruger and convey him to Holland.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

The election in Cuba is said I'd have
PASSED of in an orderly manner. but
there is an afterwards.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

The country will learn with pleasure
that business has been resumed at CAL
weston.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
POLICE COURT APPEALS.
Seven Will Be Tried This Week in
District Court.

Seven city cases appealed from the
police court and on the district court
docket for trial Friday and Saturday.
Loui Tsarouchas. known as s'Loui the
Creek gets his name on the list for
three cases. Friday his case for fighting
with George Allendorf will be called.
ing and when that is disposed of both
Loui, senior, and Loui junior will be
tried for assaulting Peter Buckley. Fri
day Mary Davis and Rosa Grant will be
tried for running a disorderly house and
James Reed will be tried for vagrancy.
Saturday in addition to the Greeks
cases, Tom Casey and Tom Carney will
have to stand trial for gambling.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

A politician can be busy with less to
do than a society girl during lent
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

1t Is the general opinion that an old
woman's life has been useless IL she
can't make bread and fires.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

1t is the complaint of every old man
that his wife thinks more of some dog
or cat than she thinks of him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

[F'rom the Atchison Globe.l
A mans bruises and sore spots are
what he received in whipping his
anarnv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

People almost universally have con-
tempt for a girl who is boy struck"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

The women do not walk enough for
their health, the doctors say. OF course
the steps from the table TO the stove.
and from room to room with a broom
and dust pan, are not walking"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Hard knocks are plentiful in this
world remarked the Wise Guy. Yes"
chuckled the Simple Mug. land the more
cuffs the laundryman gets the better he
likes it."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

We can tell what girls go to boarding
school. they are the ones who are hun
cry every minute of the summer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

There was great excitement in an
Atchison office today: a man employed
to sweep out, was asked to wash a win
dow, and he announced through his
walking delegate that window washing
was not in his line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

An Atchison man has agreed to invite
his wife's mother to spend the winter
with them, if she win build the fires
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Every. woman in town who put up
any fruit at all, put UP twice as much
as her family will eat Do you know
the explanation? Company. The boy
who wants jam, and can't have it, should
remember this: Company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

We wonder If the manageable mel
of Atchison know that an Atchisol
widow, q years old, has $4,000, and |
regular salary?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

A lot of Atchison men lately robbed
themselves, by putting a lot of money
into a Colorado mine. A man often picks
his own pocket
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

Every man should be on the best OF
terms with his daughters for the reason
that when they reach sixteen. they will
run the house.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
GLOBE SIGHTS.

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GLOBE SIGHTS.
LF'rom the Atchison Globe.l
A mans bruises and sore spots are
what he received in whipping" his
enemy.
A politician can be busy with less to
do than society girl during lent
People almost universally have con-
tempt for a girl who is boy struck"
1t is the general opinion that an old
woman's life has been useless If she
can't make bread and fires.
1t is the complaint of every old man
that his wife thinks more of some dog
or cat than she thinks of him.
We can tell what girls go to boarding
school. they are the ones who are hun
cry every minute of the summer.
An Atchison man has agreed to invite
his wife's mother to spend the winter
with them. if she win build the fires
We wonder if the marriageable men
widow. q years old, has $4,000, and a
regular salary?
A lot of Atchison men lately robbed
themselves, by putting a lot of money
into Colorado mine. A man often picks
his own pocket
Every man should be on the best of
terms with his daughters for the reason
that when they reach sixteen, they will
run the house.
The women do not walk enough for
their health, the doctors say. OF course
the steps from the table TO the stove.
and from room to room with a broom
and dust pan, are not walking"
There was great excitement in an
Atchison office today: a man employed
to sweep out, was asked to wash win
dow, and he announced through his
walking delegate that window washing
was not in his line.
Every woman in town who put up
any fruit at all, put up twice as much
as her family will eat. Do you know
the explanation? Company. The boy
who wants jam, and can't have it, should
remember this: Company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20
POINTED RPARAGRApH5

[From the Chicago Newa1
Wisdom has an uphill fight agains
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-20

ters to look up and all of them were In
the western part of the state. / went to
to drive to my destination or wait for
a boat to go down the river and run my
chances of getting rig at some OF the
little river towns / decided on driving
from Fort Smith and secured the SER
vices of bright young man as driver.
/ had the exact location of the land I
wanted to see; that is. had it in coun-
ty, township, range and section and did
not apprehend any difficulty in finding
it. We were out two days and got
tangled as to our wherea bouts before
we got near the land. The country was
thinly settled and Ii was more difficult
matter than / thought it would be, but
finally, by inquiries at every cabin, I
was satisfied that I was near the place
We saw a house that / thought might
possibly be the place and drove there.
and said: 'Howdy, strangers, won't you
Hght2' / told him I was looking for
man named John Wilkerson who lived
somewhere in the neighborhood and
place was. Reckon l dunno no man of
that name in these parts, stranger;
reckon he don't live nigh about hyar,' he
answered. / told him that / was certain
he lived in this township and had lived
here for some time Reckon not,
stranger, know all the folks in this
county 'cepting the newcomers he re-
Piled repeated the name and told him
that the man had lived there a long
time, but he insisted that he knew
everybody and their grandparents, al
ways excepting newcomers. Finally he
said: How long did you say that man
lived here2' Well, I answered, he has
lived here for twenty years a least. and
maybe longer. oh, + lowed he must b.
newcomer amt kept no track OF
these fellers thet's come in since the
war he said with contemptuous air
That was all could get out of him and
he was like nine out Of ten men OF whom
/ inquired the way"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Tia0uft,
Yin bic 0%rnnbbeiiber unb Steurr,ablrt
Der StaDt Srranton.

llnitre ffGbhl6s S6uIb bslGuft ft btteiti
auf iber 500, 900. Us pirb batblihiiat, bic.
len gttras um fipa $500 900 iu ptrarS6nu,
UNI einfn giaeuft an gadaranna 9lptnus iibsI
bic D. Z. s. W. Sabnessifs gu e%rbausn, no.
eurG unltrs @sfammti6uIp cine Billion Dol
lars sritsn piirbt.
Die aussblits grbsTuuue IL siniIi6 uu.
rSibis. Sis wirp nur btfirp0rttt pom sinigtu
iurjliHtigsn Gnibuiaftn fur pplitii6e 3psdt,
une piircs erSbisntbtils Der Strabtnbabn GEM
panic su Suit fOmmsn.
70 If fsin aletmsin,s STentlihts 9srIauasu
eafir ititfns Der Steurpablsr br Wthlsitr.
Die Agifsn rnb unbtfimmt, benu % II fsin
Vtrlu1 stmaGt %porbsn, bic S6absnsrlaBfpr.
etrunssn fur ansren,snbts gistntbum fth,u-
ffslsn, fur trtltts bic Stabt bgablsn mlets.
2tin @tlhGfismann pilres li6 In Gin lluierntb.
mtn rastn, pom otm or 10 ptnig ptib, pit bic
Burger pom giabuft. Stimmt ee nieber
am Wabltage.
llnitrt iltins SftntIi1t ShuIb bat OisIt ga.
brtifn mad hissr Stabt sebra6t, une babsr
ioait fs nitt rbSbt wnbtn. 0tun sic ttn
Stsuejabler iuo, paHn ifimmtH Gle bnsteen.
lnitTs SsHtrn inb lfUn tfst bu& ssHHs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
a,raftifae Sursn.e smpatbie.

Ser Bolton GLOBE" tbsiIt 5oIesnbsi
nit : Gin in ben Ser. Staatsn oraa,
n%iiirtes SOipitaleorps, beHebenb aus
tddtieen Aersten, erfabrenen 3ranien,
pdrtern unb anoerem PerionaL, pirb an
Is. Sebruar nod Sdbafrifa abaeben
nobel bic duBerfte Gorge setragsn tuer'
ben fol-. buB bic Heutralitatsssiebe in
teiner Weiie perlebt tperben. 40 Con,
men dr3tIlber unc msbisiniidsr 8orrdtb,
fno fir bas @orps eefauft porbsn.
Gin 9beil bes Corps. parunter Qeute
aus 2pnn, 2opea. 2aprenee, Raloen,
Bolton, Solsofe, @Orcsftsr. SprinafeIb
uno @bicOpee sails, ipiro am n6dfien
Dienitae nod Rep gOrt abrsiien, um
nit BEN &eft. Der am fommenben Som,
tus BON Wetsn abreiien pirb, suiammen
su irefsp. Die llniformen. .8eIte, Dbl.
rursii6e Snftrumsnts, Webifamente unb
@quipirunssuriifeI flr bas SoipitaIcorps
llesen in Nep gorf bersit. Die Orsa.
niiiruns bsS @orps III unter ben 4uipis
sien Der 8ersinisten irii6sn 8eieQIdaf.
ten bon @bieaeo Dor fi6 ~sesuneen, bsrsn
prdfeent SObn =. 5innettp it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
0erfrabte GcIcuiffeu.

Soeben IN cine @eieaidaft bon amsri.
faniiden @oIOniten p6ais psrtra9t aus
@uba surddsefebrt. Disie 2suts, brsi'
Big an Der 8nbl. batten in ssfprHsn Bel.
tuneen, tpelbe bic Colonial Yolitit Der
Ge8lerung unterfidBen, eeleien. bab
mon in @uba nit einsm fIeinen Yerm6
gen in furser 3sit &sidtbImer fammeIn
tonne. Dur3 iOlde 8eridte psrlodi.
ma6ten pie 2eute 4aeS. mas iie battsn,
su @elb, uno mebrere BON ibnen battsn
iiber Summen, bic bis su $1,000 errei6'
ten. Su oispOniren. Sore @rfabruns 1T.
tur3 ersdblt. Sle: DOS @elb 1T fort, bic
@efunbbeit ruinirt. nnb 70 piro es aQ,n
anberen @olonliten sresben. SumboIet's
Iusiprud : .Riemunb panbelt untsr
Balmen unst itraft." III bic auf ben
bsutlsen Gag pubr eebliebsn. IS esbi
ben Weniben, ME nit ben Pfanssn :
tie sebsiben nldt in isbsm 8l,ma, unr
bic Setuobner Der Der. Staten. ips3lel
oieienlSen aus benz tbdtieen uno unter'
nsbmunsslufleen RDrben. tplroen in un.
leren tropli4en 9%siisunsen nismaIa
Hslbthlmer, lpneern MUIR ben COB fin
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Giea Der xurueret.

Ssbt 1T eS aud benz Ysru, Sa., Turn.
uerein eelunBsn. ben SduIratb su peran,
Lafsn, ben Iurnuntetritt auf ben 2ebr.
plan Der Dfentllden Sdulsn 3u fssen
unb stpar bonn naditsn Sduliubr an
Surnlsbrer Bril- pirb bsnisIben leltsn.
neberua in ben fIstneren Si6bten bel
WeIienS entpifeln bic 9urner in pieIel
N'6tun8 cine IObenspertbe 2bdtisteit
unD ausnabmlos NIT @rfole. Wenr
ni6t ole ansei6en ttiisen, tpirb be,
3urnunterri&t balb in ieosr Sqinoiie,
Stabt auf BEN 2ebrpIan fteben, ba bi,
iesensrei6en ginfIfe 9urn . nnter,
rI4Is auf bic fbrpsrli6e gnipidslunnf
gar balo su Gage tretsn unb 10 bemIelber
elnen sepoltisen SuIt an Der Nense be,
slnii3ispOasn @Itern unO 9Iersts ssben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Gnalanbs Qaae.

Die beutide BreRe ipridt ben @Iuu.
ben aus. baB @robbritannien siemIib am
@noe ieiner mllitdriiben S~alfsmittsl an.
sefommen iei uno gut oaran tbun piros.
bic HieoerIaee ar3uerfsnnen unb Sriebsn
su fblieBen. General b. 8oauSlutpstp.
ein berborrueenber Wilitdrihriftitsqer.
fu8t ,WaS einem MiliiGr am meiitsn
IN benz enslif6en Sslb,uge gegen Die
Suren ouffiat. III Der WanssI an topo.
srupbiidsn 8enntniRen unter ben briti'
iden Oflcieren. Inter analosen Ser.
tdltnlfsn piroe }. y Der bsutide @ene
ralftab ibcn LANCE porbsr bic Topoara'
pbie Don Spion Sop itucirt babsn. 0ir
9eben bic Iapferteit Der Soloateu au,
aber mir oeruribeilen burdaus Die llnfdr
bl8teit ibrer 5dbrsr. WuS gneIanoa
Brefti8e %anbetanet. 70 muB es nod 10
LANCE oils Weltmadt selten. oils feins
Slotte intatt 1T. olIein Der 8uf Der Or.
NEE 1T oabin. n~ebrieens 1T ss ;iemlit
eetpiB. baB aud bic enslii6s 5Iotts
Ufdn8eI bat, bic sum eritsn Wale 3um
8ori6ein fommen fperben, tpenn eS 3u
einem erniten 3uiammenitobs fommt
10 finb 3. y. bic clearinghouse nidt ben
mobernsn @rfOrSernifsn entiprsdenb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
&%oblennotb in T~ranfrei6 uno
Seutfdlanp.

Der Ser. Staatsn @oniul Simmer
in WtarislQe bsridtst ans S~taatsospur.
temsni. bab cine 8oblennoib in Srant.
reid 1T. Sic pirb ben Strslts unter ben
fransbfiben9 ersIeuten suseIdrieben fer'
ner Der 3urddSiebuns Der britiiden 8srs'
leute ron ben ~Robleneruben, um in Die
9rmse ,u treten, Der Nudfruse in 8rOb'
~britannlen mad einbeimiiden 8Obleu fur
5abIif3psde unb beidleuniate 8efteaun'
gen fur bic 4uSteauns. Won iprl6t bon
elmer seitpslliBsn Gufbebuns oss Bellies
auf 8oblsn.
Der 3oblenmanssI infolss Der Streits
nimmt cine brobenos Aushtt an. Der
STREET, bat iid uuf bic 0itritte bon
3widnu unb Bets ouseebebnt uno Der
Uiaden . Diitriit IN oapon betroffsn.
Die Srase nirb Jest biseutirt, bic SObs
Ienausfubr su perbieten, biz pieber nor'
male 8uitdnOs berstftsal finO.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
q hreflihee Mnalhd.

Ser BafaSiersus go. 81 Der Gbicusr
& Rorlbpefiern 8abn. Der spifdsn Sc.
canada. Did, unb WeirOpOlitun fabri,
putoe in einem 3uiummenitoBe bemolrrt.
Der ii6 on Der SOrb 8lpsr Wside ereiss
nete. Reun Berionen puroeu babel ss.
tDotet, bret tperoen'p ermlBt uno fanf iino
ihper unb pier lelbt perlebt.
Dus nu9lGd wuroe ourd einsn Gil.
sltersus berbeissfdbrt, Der In einsm
pilben Sbneeliurme, Der oaS grfennen
Der Sisnaai8ier unmOsli@ mu6te. in
oas bintere Guoe beS pahaeiersuses bins
elnfubr. Silis fur Die 8e!tpunOstsn pa,
balb sur Steqe. oas R%ettunsspetf abe,
Duroe iebr eri6wert, oa bic aufsetblrm {
ten unb ineinanber biueIn eeporfensu
Baesons in 8ranO eeraiben parsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15

WaS bon Der 2rieestIbtisteit Der iebt
uad benz 8ap abeebsnoen enelliden 6tel'
piqieen su ertpatten 1T, ldBt ii6 ermei'
fen. tpenn man erfdbrt. nit pelber Ius'
riituns bic Ofsiete uno Wanni6often
Der Dor einisen Gnsen ab~seisaelten
Slip Of 2onbon 8olunteerS" beIaoen
ino. Diefslben nsbmen nit: Die Of.
fsisrs Gin 9ufttfsn. 8ort Watra'
sen. @aibbsden o ssprsbter 2sins
panb, Ditto Babepannen. cine 8lite
Badsfsrssn. 9aterne. Duhsrilter. bret
Dubsno Stud npblriedenoe Toiletten'
isife. Saarpomaoe. 8aripihfe, unb cine
WafIe 8rimstums, Der ben Iollettetiit
salanter Damen su i6mlden pHeet.
Die Wannidaften iinb tpie folst equi'
pirt : 4 gaar 8eintleioer, A Baar
Sdube, 8 8appen. elmer 3.fa6en 9ar'
uitur nntertlelbsr. 3 sroBen tIrtliben
S%anotdtern. einem Q9afe, filter, 6 Slid
SEIZE. elmer &leioetblrite, elmer S6relb'
mappe. elmer 9beemaidine nit 4 Bfunc
Sbee. Sbeere, RuOel uno 3wlrn u. I.
10, limb BON 10 bepadten 3ruppeu srpur'
tst man. oub lie ,.mobil" ieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
seIamare, s%aduipanna uno gBeiiern Sabu
Su Strait ben II. Ds,. 1899

Ss0li6 -8nld6t Srranton fir Nstp gorf
nm 2.f5, 300, $50. 40 unb 1905, 8ormit.
taas ; 1855 unp 1893 NaGmiiaas. Fir Dbl.
ldetIptia um 5 80. 500 une 1905 Wpraeus /;
IL So une 1888 Hndmittaes. Sir Strouess
burg, I'M $40 Rabmittass. Wil6. uuo gle-
rommpeatIons' 3ug UNI 3 40 Rahmiitaas. Gr-
rsibi Spbofsn ua 6.55, 7.tS. 9 16 Wprasns /;
1898, RAJ, 4.4S, 7.l9 unb g.3S Wabmittaas.
9rrsiti PHILADELPHIA I'M 1000 Nor. LOG,
3 as, 600 une S.22 N0hm. 9rreitt Nsp gorf
nm IL Us, 2.45 unb A 10 Dior. Ito, f.52,
5.33 une s.45 gfapm Bon Sirouesbura uui
8.e5 WOrgsns
R6rblid -gsfI6bt Sauntpu fir Buffalo unb
3rtltenlatiCnsn, um IL 10. "a, 4.O5 uup
900 WUr.; 1.55 unb $50 Ra6m. 8nr Ss,
psap unb SYraruis nm A 05 Mor. unp t.55
Nabm. ,idr Utica um $50 DIOR. une f.55
Aa6m. Our Mont'pie nm 800 Wpr /; los
unb so Na6m. CUR Ri6pIlon I'm 40 unb
6.f5 YaRm. Grrribt SCRANTON pom Buffalo
UNI 2 10, 2 IS, 5.25 uno 10 90 Wor. $3.50
unp 740 Ra6m. Bon Sspsgu uuo Syrasuis
um 2.55 Dor /; 1898 unp $50 Ra6m. BON
Spraeuie UNI 7.i0 Nabn. Bon llltra UNI 2 SIS
DIOR; 1898 unI $40 ga@m. Bon Ri6pl.
ion nm $50 DIOR. unc 500 Nabm. Bon
NontrUis I'm 10 90 Mor.; 80 unb 7.40
Rabm.
gloomsbnrs 9ibifon-guIGbt Suantun
fir Roribumb.rlanp I'm 6 g., 10 05 Wipr.
l 55 une Gu @a&m 6iir plymouth um Los,
3.40 uno $50 Nabm. 8ir Naniic'te UNI $40
Dior. @rrfidt Rortbumbnlane UNI 9.35 Rpr. /;
ITO. sos unO 9 80 Ha1m. GrIsitt Yantt.
cole nm $50 Wer. Grsi@t plymouth uni
2.n5, 4.40 uno 9l5 RaGm Grri6t Serau.
ton pom NortbumbsrIanD UNI 9 AZ Dior. H..
30, 4 55 unb $50 Ra6ni. Bon Nantiepfe nm
100 RUr. Bon plymoutb nm 7.57 Mpr.;
1926 uno 6 05 NaGm.
Sonntaasr3hee.
SiDlid -gsrIGet Scranton um 2 is, 300,
$50. 10 O5 Dor; 1893 uno $40 Ra6m.
Roroli9 -grlG6t SCRANTON nm 1910, q.
So. 4 O5 Mcr. 1 50 unp $50 Rabm.
BI0omsburg Sibiiion -gtrlGbt Srrantrn
UNI t0.U5 WUr. unp 6.l0 Na&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
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a6ff@e Neaiernna f~orbern.

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gort ,,Borlo" iast. bub bic frans6fi1s
&eeisrlng bon england Oieielbe Semutb
eriuarte. bic bisfes 8ublanb ~eseenGber
se,ei8t babe, alS lsbtsreS bic Babneons
eeiion bon Periien psrlanste. Die depp.
tiiGe 5raee bilbet ben Stein bes Gnfto.
bss unb es IL m6sli4. buB Sranfrei6
bic 8dumune Neepptens bon englii9en
2ruppen p~erIansen tpirb.
8esei6nenb III eS, bnB Der frans5fide
Winiiter bes IsuBsrsn tdslib LANCE Son.
fsrsnsen nit benz ruffiiden 8Otf9aftsr
bat.
9remier 8albsd RouTsau fol- sum
BrdiiOenten 2Oubst seiast baben. ais er
bieiem cine Gbidrift bes 2riser'i6sn uIs
timatums iiberreihte ,8ieqeiht III bic
3eit fur uns 8etommen. bic S@mad bon
6ai6oba absupaihen."
SanbeIsminifer Niqeranb iaate neu.
lid benz Hsoafttur BON ga 2oterne' {:
Benn mir oieie @slesCnbeit ni9t pabr'
nsbmen, peroen mir feline tpieoer finoen,
England su sUinssn, Iespptsn uufSuss'
ben,