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The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

A storm did great damage 10 ship.
ping along the south coast 81 Louis
lana and DR.. r. 81. Burford and Super
intendent Richard Quinn government
officers at Fort, st. Philip, were
drowned. SIS.
The China sailed from San, Fran
cisco for Hong-Kpng with 81, ,soo, 900
for the. United States troopssin China.
IS SroRElaH IT, 1pIll1az ~ ~,
~ Roberts Issued al formIssl u aproslama-
Non announcing that tie Transvaal
Will henceforth form Z part of her
majesty's dominions. -
In Carmen rising of Filipinos was
suppressed by detachment ofsAueri=.
cans who defeated 120 bolomen. hilinr
100.
Washington advices say that Russia
has agreed to compromise, leaving
a portion Of the troops in Peking and
sending the main body to Tientsin,
which will be the military headquar-
ters. Ii Hung Chang has made q re-
quest for an American escort to ac-
company him ON his journey to Pc
king. The Japanese government an
nounces that-it any; attemptIis made
to dismember : the Chinese empire
Japan will take possession Of the rich
province of Fo-Kien,c,o which, Annoy!
is the principal city. .fl.
At the Austrian military maneuvers
on thetborders ol Galicia and Bohemia
. gun exploded, killing four men and
fatally wounding 49, others. a..
1t is reported that Italy is buying
American coal and a growth in exports
10 anticipated.
The government: Of Japan is prepar-
ing to mobilize big army and il
drafting; its subjects in America; =:
Gen. Chaffee has been ordered to pre-.
pare his forces for withdrawal from
Peking.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

"A Serious Pow-wow-"Hush, not so loud!
We're having conference of the powers"
"Eh! Who is conferring?" my wife, my
mother-in:law and the cook!"-Clevelahd
Plain Dealer.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

= The desire for fame has betrayed many
an ambitious man into committing indis-
cretions that forever ruined his reputation.
CHICAGO Daily News.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14
A Dreadful Condition.

Jinks-The colonels wife had such a tenn
per that she drove the poor man to drink.
Binks-Seeing that they live in Kentucky,
I don't think that is 50 awful.
"Well, but it was to drink water."-De.
troit Free Press.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

The trouble with the air castles girls
build is that they are all parlor and music
room, with no kitchens STANDARDIZATION
Gloha
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

Thirty minutes is all the time required to
dye with PUTNAM FADELEss DYES. Sold by
all druggists.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if itfails to cure. 25c.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

If you want good digestion to wait upon
your appetite, you should always chew a
bar Of Adams, Pepsin Tutti Fruit.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

Love may laugh at locksmiths, but then,
later on, not infrequently, 50 does the wolf
at the door.-Puck.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli-
bic medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w.
Samuel, Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. II, 1900.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14
=
: ! : = y ; 11en
l1Ov
That ordinary treatment
falI8 Ia r0lIovo palnful5

wi LydlaEPxnlk-.
III 11 y0141lLe Conn
u al1d d6oe and
q l!. - - 1lsa4 any Stber
sses tIID.
lENo5. alosjap knows
all50sIl ~ PGnkhas,:e
nseaa cLna i
Every ll5H knosxs
sS,l1sotNeos1aal,}lC11se. Pink
lsns,l has ossl16st
] h ut nxnb ~e,,,Ae, oafsof
fp1l nut Of ~ fffs,9 (lbkaf,e-
hh4 s'es,,9dt u1,1RffbaA5.
heaffhEAe znaal,k,estT tTeckad
BY exp6s1nsenfs or neg-
Iaef
Then troy write 10 Mrs.
Pxnlkk1as,, and she cures
Men,I but Of oouy,ee. II
takes longer 10 do so.
Don't deAay getting help IL
you are skclk. ,1zf1vfsj!
She has helpadansllxxon
women Why not you2
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken Internally. Price 75c.
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14
Damage iniHouston.

In Houston one person was Killed
Henry Black, a hack driver. The
property damage is great, conserv-
ative estimate placing it at $25o;ooo.
The Merchants & Planters oil mill
was wrecked, entailing loss of $780,
600. The Dickson car wheel works suf-
fered to the extent of SIG ,O0O.. The big
Masonic temple, which is the property
of the grand lodgeof the state, was
partly wrecked. Nearly every church
in the city was damaged. The First
Baptist, Southern Methodist and Trim
ity Methodist, the latter anegro church,
will havesto be rebuilt before they can
be used again Many business houses
were unroofed. The residence portion.
sof the town presents dilapid ated ap-.
pearance, but the damage in this part
of the city has not been so great as in
some others. The streets are almost
impossible because of the litter of
shade trees, fences, telephone wires
and poles. Much damage was done to
window glass and furniture. Many
narrow escapes aresrecorded @ .zsg
Alvin De1ao1lsked.
Meager reports are arriving here
from the country between Houston and
The Worthington advance., 1900-09-14

Towns along the southern Texas
shore are. flooded and the ragingswa-
tiers have swelled the list of fatalities.
Among the places where heavy loss of
life and property is rumored are:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

@eneruI Otis bat bem 9roiect Der
Greiruns zines Sphsms bon autonomen
acknowledgements auf ben Bblllpp"
men, unter Oberaufiibt elmer Gommlnlon,
tpeIder @Opetano ArellunO. Der Prdii
bent Der aubiencia. prdiiciren ipiro, 'e'ne
@enebmlsuns srtbeiIt. 0as st'mmredi
ioa BON Der @ntrihtune fleiner Stsuern
oper Der Sdbistsit, ensIii& ober ipani'd
;u ipre&en unb su i6telben. abban8en.
aae asmter iolen Nabldmter Ieln, uno
bic Seamten mIiien ben Ser. Siaatsn
ben Grsusib Ieiitsn. 0en OlunicIpalltd'
ten ipirb in ibren eissnen ansels8enbe"
ten freie Sanb seseben peroen ibre por'
asIsbtsn Ssb5rben tperben nur ber amerl'
taniite Broplns' 8ouuerneur isln. Ser'
trauens WIbbrdude ieitens Der Dtunlcl'
paIltdten nsroen frdfredtlih 8eabnoet
peroen. General Dts bat on bic 5llh
pinps einen Appsa serl6tet, ibre neuen
BripiIesien nit anssmshsnsr SOtit'
aussuiiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
w6rser ses Wai6iOndrss beftraft

Gblnu bat iib ieBt aur Sslle8una Der
@onirousrie perit itlnOen. bic Il b lnfolse
Der 6, mOrbuns bes Rep SroOfs pon oer
arben Wuions @eieaibnft erboben
batte. 3wsi Der Nbroer peroen ent'
b ,uptet. elmer uirb lsbeusldnall6, elmer
,sbn Sabre, Elm anoerer spel s 'bre elm
arIperrt nerosn, fsrner pro auf oem
Blase, mo fid bic WOrrIbat sreenete,
elue @eodbtnlbtapele errhtet uno auI
Soften Der 6lneiiitsn 8eslerunS in oer
ganterburp @albebral in gn8luno slns
@erattnblafeI ansebrnht psrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
3abu burbs Seiu aussesoeen.

glne bemertenspertbe Operation III
Or. Sol. .. @enereur bon Innsbutp,
RaG., seIunsen. @r bat elmer Dame
einen 8abn bur6's 8ein aussesossn.
6rau Dato Speet fam bortbin. UNI bic
6od,sit ibres 0efsn Sumuel 8sasplle
mli,umaden. Sic baIf bel ben 8Orbe'
tsilunsen unb itIeb ii6 belm ubfs'een
BON elnem Stuble an ben SnDbel bes
subss Obsr trai aud fsbI. Seosnfaaa
idpUa Der SUB fu,f an unb bic 5rou
hit unsrirdslids S4msrssn. S6!ieR'
lib purbe Or, @enereur berbei 8eruien
gr fano cine Stsae ilber Der Sserie ftat'
oereitert unb bratte BEL Der Operation.
Die 6rau Speet pornebmen lleb. Obn'
oab aetber aneepenoet ipuroe. elnsn
5bnelbssnbn berpor. frau Speet er'
innert fib. als 8lno eineu iclbeo oer'
ibudt su babsn. unO Der 31bn muB nd
Iansilm ourb ben sansen 8orpsr unit
bas 8ein berunterssientt babsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
s6redltae abat elmer Ifatter.

Sruu S6affsr. bic nebsn 5rsO Uieper
in 8Ohsitsr q. O., tpobnt. slns in bas
Wspst'l4s SuuS unO fanO bort Die
9N6uame Der 6,uu Wspsr unO lbrsr stpsi
tleinsn 8inoer tODt Dor. glnise 3etlen
auf einen 9ettel nieoersei6Ileben, er.
,dblten bic game @sibi4ts. 6ruu Dfs'
Der bate bic 8inoer uno iib IN siuem
Anfaae bon S6psrmutb ertrdntt. Yin
Uorsen pur Sruu Wspsr in einen 8ro'
cerplaosn sesanan Sic bate teln Sslo
um far einise RubrunssmitieI au besab
len unp @rsbu purpe lbr ptrUelsert
S,e brod bu ouF In lbranen aus uni
iuste, oab iis islnsn Gent i'm Suuis babe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Die Npleu tpanoern aus.

Sim Commencement YlOst in polen
nimmt bic auswanoeruns Der oorilaen
8auern na6 4msrita bednsaisenoe Dis
menGonen an. Utsbrsre Dbtfsr itsbsn
polltommen Dbe bu, neil bic iunaen
asure ale nab Amsrita tibereeNsOelt iino
unO bon bort aus ben surdd8ebliebsnen
9srpanbten idbrlid beosutenoe 9elomlt'
tel iiberiehben. Spssiea aus benz 2rei''
9,pno 1T bic auspanoeIsrsubl enorm
So lisst bic @sfabr nabs. bab aae 4r'
bsi,straite enisossn nerosn, ba has 4us'
pancerunesFsbsr aud bic Natbareblfs,
sreriffsn bai, 70 bab IN mun1en nur 9Sel'
bsr, anber unO @reiis suradseblIsbsr
| Iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
seuut feline eissnen sinoer niat.l

GIN srslss 2i6t uuf pie ioeialten 3u'
Itdnbs in unieren @roBitdoien p,rft folf
stuosr 3pii6eniua, Der bon elmer 9iep'
gorter 8eituns beridtet iplrb: .,4n
e,nsm gbeub trat ipdt AbenOs Elm Slras
benbabn. aneetealer in eine Polyslita'
tlon unb fraete OBJ elm oerlorenss 8'no
ooribin sebratt poroen iei. Dtan ssi8te
ibm in einsm Sinierslmmer bret arme
Barmer, tpelde bic 8oli3ei i'm Saufs oes
cages BON Der Sirubs aufseleien bate.
Hldbem er bic 8inoer cine Welle bes
ira6ist, froste er zines onuOn IN 3rpsl'
fslnpsm Gone: ,.8lit cu Sobnnp?" Der
Sunse mar su ibIairie, um 4nttport au
9sben. 9arauf li,b Der Wann feline
;Sruu tommen uno bleie bsselhnete elnes
Der bsiben anberen aIs lbr &lno. nSls
mlfIen mid sntiduIOisen" iaste Der %
ter ,u ben 8olissi. 8eamien, i6<arbel'
[te auf ber Strabenbabn uno iebe bic
atnOer nur isIten. uno omar i4!lafsnc
I'M Sett,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Mae ibulbte befunocn.

Ser 9rOeeb sssen Or. IcOIf 3iel uns
@enoKen, bic beibulbist warsn. lunst
.Oldnner fir ben Diilitdroienf untau8lld
aemaGt unb baourb piel @elo bsrolsnl
su babsn, snbiste nab breipobsntllber
8etbunolunsen in gIberfelo nit os'
Sduloisipre6une Der 4nsetlaeten uni
Der 8eruribsiluns zines isoen su elniab'
rissr @sfdnsnibiirnfs. giner Der anse
tlaaien, Or. Siudsberg. itarb pGbrent
ces 9roeeHss. Die meifen Der Serur'
tbei!ten iinb WiIitGrdrste uno Seamte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
6rfabr fur europa.

SIN einem Grtitsl ber .,9tution" tiber
Die sessnpdrtiss Bbais ceS &tieses in
sGbafita beibt es: ..Gbamberlalns
Rsainte III eine @sfabr fir aae continent
ralen Staaten. 1ie tleinen Staten gu'
ropns Dor Allen baben 9runo au Se
far6iunssn. Sic bnbeu 3u bsiiir6tsn bot
oos, mas i,st ben Surrniiaatsn sesenl'
ber esi6ebt unb tpas portugal 3u oulosr
baben plro, isoem tlelnen 2anos aultoBer
fam bas tas nnalId B ben tIrfte, be,
trrtliten Qol,tli I'm Bsae au ItSben. Was
idr fleine 9dnoer m6IIld IT. fdnn oud
srosen pa1uen psnn iie I'M mllltdrt'ber
5,nns nd, itarf aeuus finoy Gs plro tia,
rer uno flurer tperben, bob bic Tol't''
g obbrilonnisns unasbsuer pel bsltrdst
Die oas msine nnrube unb bas Dl'birousr
tn Der Weli su psrmtbten unc infolee bel
len tpsrbsn bic Rltuneen btitinoIe an
lpahisn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Sum SAuse Der 06sel.

Seitbem bic toae Wlobe beS GraBens
bon auseehOpften 8bSeln auf 6rauen'
bdten bsitsbt, but iie .bereitS man6e mfg.
li6e ober barmIoie 8oselurt Der 4uS
rotiuns nabe sebra3t. Sebt tpenoet iiG
bieieIbe aud sseen bic ndBIi6en Sees
m6pen, ipelhe beute nod ;u Whuionen
uniere 9Git.n unidpdrmen uno bon tau'
fsnoerIsi nnratb idubsru. 9ie in 6ole'
osHsn eineeiretene mahenbufie 0srnlh'
tun ber Sbisrs bat bic ..9lmerican
OrniiboIcsif linton" oeranIubt, einsn
aufruf an bas Publiium ~ erlaRen. in
oem Dor ber brobsnbeu Nusrottun8 oies
fer 8ogelart an unieren @ehaoen. bs'
ionbers in Der Ndbs bes Rep gorf 9a'
fens, brinsenb separnt tpiro. Sine inns
menie Sorbe bon ibneu. Jluturforidei
slauben 100000 bis au elmer Uttuton
frefen iit spe,maI per Gag in Ter y y
an 8a6snabfdqsn iatt unO oerarbelte"
cieIelben in Dunser, ben iis am Stranbt
ablaben. Der OrnilboIo9sn'Sersln bul
bereis $500 sum StuBe olefer BOO
duieebrnht unb seoentt mebr autsu'
brinsen, um Wa6ter unitsaen au tbnnen.
plbe Die Snsbeeiebe ben &lublbubtn
eeaenuber aufteht erbalten. DIe melitsn
8ruiplGbs fur SeemDben. oie unisrer
Sufen auiiuten, iino enllan9 Der Ruus
Oon Nalne. @insslne @d6tsr neroer
mil ben sabIreiden 8ernl6iern oer 0o
aelart, bic beionbers bort on Der Nrben
lino, nidt fsriie. GIN pirtltber. ttaft''
yer S6ub plvbe uliO toiiipieIis tperoen
au& bic aaiten BON Song Ssluno. gten
sSuisp, Warplano, pleaeldt aub 8r'
g,nia unb Slorlbu mIbten in SetrahI
9e,oeen perben. Sbonseit fur DlDper
1T pom October bis Utai.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
nr6hifterifde stast aefunssn.

Sn ben 9dbe Oss Snbiuneroorfss
9aoealtii9e 1T nod cine prdbiitorli6e
Staot, bic Elm areal bon mebrsren buns
bert Meres bebedt, aufsefunoen tporoen.
0ie Ruinen iinb fuit pOafanois nit
grbs bebsdi, -ober bisber sema6te 4uS'
orabunaen seieen, bab bic Gntosdune
BON erobsr ar6dolosii6er 98i6t'8ts'i
1T. Oie Ruinen liesen auf spel Sdaeln,
BON benen Der cine @erro be los Inil'
quos {, ,Sdsel Der gIItsn"), Der nnosrs
81 @erro @ncontabo Der psrsanberie
Saael'O senanut pirD. I'm oisielben
fIisbt elm 81 3efOro (,,Der S6os")
aenanntss SIdBden. Der erlt8snanie
oGael il BON naiirIl6er 8lIouns, Der
anSsre 1T tinitlib errittet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
8msi XsusrIsute aet6etst

gsi sinem issuer. OuB oas So6i9ul'
sebdube in OrpOHo, Da6., slitcrte.
lpuroen stpsi 5suerpebrleute bur4 eIps
faasnos Wousr sstbOtet. 9rsi peiterC
6euerpsbrlsuts purben itper perlssl
unO aut stpsi 3baIinse Der S6ule iru'
aen iblimme Bunoen oapon. Dna
,teusr entitanb burb sinen brennenbsr
SdornIiein unO ibeilts f4 ourt bi,
9altlufiTtd6is jbnea alien 2bsilen res
atobyu @etduoss nit. Der Wertb eei
@ebdubes tpurpe auf sl25. 900 esiddBl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Nl faufte iein 8ebeimHie fur
S25, 900.

0a6 l5idbrissm ruiiIoism @rperimen'
iisn srfano 9bomuS SurtboIoer bon
SOisnicd. as6u Guun'p. eine neue 9Re
tbooe, Sduts su as,ben. u bot lfb
iein @sbelmn,b aneebIib fur S25 OOC
uuo elneS untiems BON 2 Gsnts pro Saut.
Die nub feinem 8erfubren eeselbt nlro
an elm Spnpltat gqentonner Sapltnlliter
uertauft. 98ie ss belBt, tDnnen mlttsll
oes 8uribolber'i6sn 8erfabrenS Sdut'
blQiser oils blsbsr uno im 5 1bal De-
blsberisen Seit seeerbt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

76 Saus gum @uttn SirisH, SOaiIfsr CTR.
81 Brif uno Sdf StraBt.
g. Bloom unp Warfst StraBt
SO gRavus apruue une putnam Siraet.
81 9Eapns Apsnus uue gDiliam StraBs.
Sc gHelf Wartst unb gSinpna Strabs.
tt6 gBpcmng 2lusnus uup Dive Strabs.
1913 D., {. q gE. 6ra6t Saus.
i2l Glay glpruue unp Birs Strdes.
125 Gplflr Apsnus urp Nib ShaBs.
i26 @rupu Apsuur uub 9lib Sirabs
i27 Quincy Apsnur uup sinoen Strabt.
% VrsscUit sptuue uup 8iur Sirabs
2I3 D, 6. ~ g4. 2arTrn-9Snitn, BaIbinetol
Npenue.
32i Wsteian uue Sisbentsr Strabs.
800 3ebntsr uno 9uprus ShdBs.
3l3 6iinfisbuts uup guSerns ShaBt
324 9prbstt 9Ipsnur unO AlhbaIe Strabs.
317 atyirr Apsnus uuO 9adiUu Strabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
Teuer.9llarm 6GIten.

IL @siton WibIs.
13 9liiT @trfe, 9lif Shabe.
IA 9adapanna une Sirbsnisr StraBs.
is yadapanna urb penn AVrnus.
16 Didicn Wanufaetur Co.. Vins StraBt.
II Z. Y. s. Q. &c., Silbl 9Ssrts.
1S Z. q. u Q. Co., 4lts 8ou- Wiutle.
19 Wulbsrry Ctr unp Wsbltsr aptuus.
81 S,ifuion unp 9adapdnud Apenues
% gGppmina Apsnus uuo Sprucr Srabt
% 9tnpsn Sirabs uub 6rdIt tltu Aoenut.
"a Halbiustcn Aps. uup Wubtrrp OR.
25 Olive Ctr. unp Apams ApGuue
26 gadapanua uue @albiullpn Iptnus.
3 WuIbrrIp Str. unp Mdpilcn Ipsnus.
2S 3sifHiOu aDr. uup @ibicn Strals.
80 Wpnrot Npe unb Dine Str0bs.
81 Nsuair uup Rrtiulrn Srcbs
80 CUB Drain Npsnur uup Samptcu OR.
80 Sp,tIanb Ctr. une Bromley Apenns.
81 gddapauna uub HOrp Waln Apt.
IS SadIou CIR. unp Nain aceuus.
81 Sadipu Ctr. unp Gin pln apGuue.
81 everett Nptnus unU Sadlcu StTaBt.
36 8arislp apt. uub 9afdpstts StraBs.
80 Sumuu Apt. unp @aibburu Sirabs.
Al @aibmsiUu Apr. uup StdprY <irabs.
40 Drittsr unb 6sapws StraBs.
43 9rpnepay unb 5unfte Snabs.
Al SCRANTON unb Stsbenttr StTabs.
as Sup Ahtsr uup 3 mptCn SnIBs.
46 Stpns Aps. uup Ssmlcd Srabr.
AZ pitistpu i've uup QSlllGp Strdbe.
AZ prolptet Apt. unb S9b Sirdbs.
49 9nh Strabs uup 9rpwn Npenus.
81 Gspar Npeuut uub Alpu SHabs.
So prplprrt Nptuue uup 8iprr etrabs.
So &tpar Nptnus une Gin SrdBs.
81 gpaIbinatpn Aps. uup Widple STaBt.
S. &tcar Apsnus unp pear SiraBe.
Sc scranton Stabl 0srte.
81 prolptrt Aptuus unp 6ia SnaBs
So Rsminaton AUenus uup &brup Strabe.
So 9uusy Apsuus unp Scuuru StraBs.
81 propibtn9 8oab unb 9arbpi SndBs.
90 &appuis Apsnus uub pbslps Sudbs.
63 Sipptr's padiua 60, 6jrssu's place.
81 WaipiustUu Apsnus uup Rtp 2ort Ctr.
65 Wariou Strabr uue Savpuis apruus.
66 D, & 8. u. u. unp @rs'n 8iras St;.
81 Wppmiug Apsuus UNI ab SndBs
6S Dtlapnre Strab unp penn apsnut.
SO AIbriabt Apsnus unp Wiariou Strlbe
II DidIpn apsuue uue On Waritt Sr1bs.
72 Court Strabs unp DldmCno Gpsuus
70 prp iptnes Roib uuo N0lo Wd u suu
n Wlarftt StrIBt uuO HvTp WlLIn u tnus.
rs 9prp Waiu aut. uup patuIsr SraBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12

- Die pGrttsmbsrslide 8esieruna
bat Iib bersit erfldrt. auf ibre elaenen
9climnrfsn su persidten. IS fnosn
Jest 8ubunelunssn tbsr bic art une
Beie Der 4brednuns swlibsn Dem
Reib unb lBIritsmbera itati, uno los
balo bieisIben sum abitIuB selanat itno,
perosn bic parttsmbsrsliten POfmnr'
fen eiretben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
3cmfc's .
81 ltScuti6e Sicrfubc,
2I3 4enn Hpcnne.

Gin nab aItOsutidsr Bsiis aefibrtes Gofnl
no man fder 1T ftsts aH8ensbmt Ssieafbafi
is fuoen,
Sas nit osrieIbsn uerbuuoene R 4 au'
rant Iisfert uQe 0eItnttftu Der 9nbrtsieit.
.,8iribura'r potb du uno bitfge Sisrs,
iuportirts 8etb. unN Rotbwtiut, prima Gieor'
ran h6flits atnicuurn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
s,ssniibsr br .sribuns" SfFu

Rtintu 8rsuutsu btsrmit sur Natri&t, bab
i'd am pbissn paBs sinsn Raun. plrlcr siuss.
rtttsi babe, mo 9isbbabtr tintr eutsn &isarrs
db atmitbrid auibatsn tUuusu
Wlsiu ipsSislIss SsffIsbsn ptTp ittn, Rdub IN
Giaarrtn be m 81 btn su litfrn une
plriiru mtins suutsu pnfibtrt itin, bob ile nur
has 9tits ~ nisprisfsn . siisu bsi mir inpsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-12
TinlcDs>
2Sai@=@aare.
Cine buIbfdnbIide Snipsition unisrss
0ai6itta0reii'
NOrratbes

pirb Sic ni6t aIIsin bsKsr nit ben
..neuen Sheen" fur bas Srabiubr. bisipir
seissn, bsiannt MAIDEN. fonbsrn iuirS
mebr tbun. um fs iiber @eribs ~ infor'
mirsn, tpsI6s tuiriIides 8srbisnf bsf'
ten. aIs cine game SpaIts bon ..@1sbs
unb 8abIsn."
rlnier Enforcement mar nismuIs 70
srOb, nod bic StsIs 70 unsiebsnO; stusi
llmhanbs, bic tpobridsinIi& ni@t sriRi.
rem ipsrben. tpenn bic Saiion bOri8rei'
tst. @ir MAIDEN ipesisle 8snsnnuns
bon
Mpnielin be Spte,
Gtl be Spie, 9Seau be SDie,
NSanftirte Sb,pei;er anb
S9meijer 6renabine,
stnberiOm seibeniebnnr
S6Dttiitbe Sinsbams.
Sriiebe Oimittes,
sSVy - A.A UG.As-kA
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-27

This may seem incredible 90 the lay
man. but 1t h nevertheless the truth.
And moments thought viii show
that IL is after an the most natural
thing In the world There is mo- greater
blank than the mind Of the infant II
Us a tabula raza, a clear field as II
WERE Upon this impressions are made,
after time the infant begins to lisp
words, with growing strength both
mental and physical, the words con-
meet express thought till at last some
of the highest, and alas, some of the
lowest ideas in any language can be
put forth. Now taking the tabula
raza Of the youthful mind you can pro-
duce practically any impression upon
it, Let the child be born in Germany
It gets the German impression, let II
be born in Patagonia, it gets the Pata-
gonian impression and so on. 1t is
needless to reiterate argument.
What can be done by the mother and
the surroundings. Upon the mere in
FAINT, can be done scientifically by the
true teacher when the child can UNI
derstand and is still impressionable, let
use say at six years of age. If Super
intendent Atkinson of the Philippines
faces his language question from the
outset, he will probably lay the foun-
dation for a revolution of language
which will be wonderful. He has the
experience of years behind him. But
the work will be arduous, perhaps kill
ing. One looks at his magnificent ply
sique, his indomitable pluck, and his
admirable attributes, and one hears, in
the words of far off time, a solemn
sort of chant
Ave Caesar, Imperator Morituri te
Salutant.
For education has it's gladiators, who
go nobly forward to fight the good
fight, knowing the risks, trained to the
skill, and ready to fall mayhap in a
hopeless struggle, apparently, but with
an assurance of success for others il
not for themselves.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-27
MUNICIPAL CHARTER.

Calling an extra session after the
general election will give an opportun-
ity for very efficient legislation IL only
the right men are elected. If the men
who are elected do their duty they will
have ample time to consider all the
legislation which will be necessary for
the Territory for two years to come.
The first session will probably begin
early in December, and with a slight
break the regular session will then take
place in February and run for it's allot-
ted sixty days.
Arranged in this way, members will
have time to consider such a question
as the municipal government of Homo
lulu and Hilo with care and attention,
while those whom the new organiza-
lions will affect will have ample oppor-
tunity of studying the proposed bills,
and through their right of petition pre-
senting argument for amendment,
where amendment may be required.
The municipal law of either commun-
ity is no easy thing to draw up, and
will require care, thought and honesty
/
of this that should make the voters
careful of whom they select as mem
bers, for i'll drawn municipal law is go
ing to affect rich and poor alike, and
the native Hawaiian as we'll as the
Mainlander who may make his home in
our midst 1t would be better to wait
for municipal law, even for another ses-
sion than to get a crude, undigested
law which would prove a cover for
every abuse, and simply raid the money
out of the citizens pockets.
| There is no more important matter
than this municipal law. 1t is a sub
ject which some people seem to think
can be settled out of hand, but it can
not. People have made municipal laws
which it has cost hundreds of thousands
of dollars to set right and years upon
years of hard work. A four months
session may evolve a good law, it may
however be wiser to discuss now and
pass two years later.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-27

A case of sunstroke is a novelty in
Honolulu, or in any part of the Islands.
Besides the case of Clark, however,
there have been others where the symp-
toms were somewhat like sunstroke.
Here is a little problem for the medical
profession to solve. AS for heat, those
of us whose business has caused them
to travel around the Islands, know that
in crossing the lava beds from South
Kohala to North Kona, there is far
greater heat at times than there ever
was felt in Honolulu, during the recent
hot wave.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-27

The initial preparations for celebrat-
ing the Fourth of July have already
been started. The committees have
been appointed, and they have only
now to get to work in earnest to give
us a celebration that shall be worthy of
the event.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-06-27

The Hospital for Incurables is in an
odd situation. Large subscriptions have
been given for the erection of a build
ing, but the institution is in dire straits
for current expenses. Seeing the amount
of good the hospital has done, it should
certainly receive generous support from
the public in carrying on it's noble work