The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-04

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V ""u enlarged prosperity o' o"'n" ''se'
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THE PRESIDENT reviews at length the for
cign relations Of the United states II,
tells OF the exchange on June OF ratification
OF a treaty Of cxtradition with the Argentine re
public; Of representations made TO the Austro
hungarian government against the unduly oner
ous treatment OF naturalized American citizens
OF his cordial sympathy with the international
effort TO regulate the liquor trade In Africa ant
his hope that restriction OF this traffic may bt
extended over all uncivilized peoples; OF con
ference to be held at Brussels Dec. IL TO further
international protection Of trademarks and pat
cnts; of the progress made in enlarging posta
facilities in South Americas; OF efforts made tc
secure fair play for American goods In the mar
kets OF Brazil: of a number of minor South and
Central American negotiations; aud on the Sub
iect Of the Paris exposition he says
limited st,t"s was 80, univ, tho largest forcio,
display. but was among the earliest in place
and the most orderly in arrangement. Our cx
hbis were shown in one hundred md one out
Of hundred and twcnty.onc classes. aud
more completely covered the entire classification
than those of any other nation In total mum.
ber they ranked next after those OF France. and
the attractive form in which they were presented
secured general attention. A criterion of the eN.
tent and success of our participation and Of the
thoroglness with which our exhibits were or.
ganized is seen in the awards granted to Amcri.
can exhibitors by the international jury, namely.
grand prizes, $40; gold medals. 50'; silver med.
ais, 776: bronze medals, 5il. and honorable men
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number given to the exhibit OF any exhibiting ma
tion. as well as the largest number i'll eacl,
grade. This significant recognition OF merit in
competition with the chosen exhihits OF all other
hatiohs ana at the hands OF Juries almost wholly
made up OF representatives OF France and other
competing countries is not only most gratifying,
Dit - especially valuable. since 1t sets us to
'he IrohC Ill lhtcrnatiohai qlestlols ot supply
awards in the classes Of art and artistic manu-.
factures afforded unexpected proof of the
stimulation OF national culture by the prosperity
.ha' hows from natural prodnc,iveness Joined to
'''ous'f'at excellence
Relations with Germany
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We .o'..icn'N nopc VIII W ,ree "o'" '"e us
y, ~ ''',a''o' WHICH ''''"'eu '"' ''''o'ee'''e"' VI
me ne ''u s'a.".'s'
me remaining INK IN the new i'hes OF direet
'e'es'apl'c communication between 'he on'ted
SUITES anu .,,e "e''''' e'pi'e HIS recently oe'h
'o'hpie'tu' ""o',,'hs sra'n'ins occasion 'or en-
'"''sc vi ''ie'''s CONGRATULATIONS VIII" '"e "tr-
man emperor
with Great Britain.
"'r 'f'rmu'S reli.'ois WIN Great bii'a'i' con.
.'i"'' i"' wa. III 'o'''e'H ~ .>i''" '''''",i'."
important questions. a cohaiti"' unusual IN
~ a,.o'ai ""'S was p,'s...e" II" ''.,' W',ne
one pelhgereh' hau eohtroi OF tne seas, uie othet
''"o "' po''s' s''ppi"e' VI "''ee1 .l'"e' o"'
was o,E aceessioie through 'he territory Oh
Ne"Iai. ,rNat'ous questions arose 'iiough
''ea' nl'ta'', ue'''' ~ '.speet 10 neu''a' car
soes. "o' 'oh'''o"u III .ner OWN "a."'e' snPleu
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pronao.e vi suspected u''''''''e o's'''''o u '"e
"oer States
"uct tos'eh'neh.s III n''t's, sI'ls' N "'','
'''nr "irece ''.oc Is KEPT up pe,"ee' "'I ports
'ho so"thefh tNr'ea' were seized III apP''ca''oh
Df munlcipal law prohibiting BRUSH Vessels
from tfadng win the enemy without regard TO
any coh'rapahu character OF the goods' whlie
'argoes sh'ppea 10 De'agoa haS III neutral DOT
TOMS were arrested on the grouh ot al'eged des-
Iiiation TO enemS's country appropriate rep
'esentations on our part resulted in the British
government agreeing to purchase outright all
such goods shown to be the actual property OF