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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-22

Salina Wednesday for a weeks visit
with her sister. Mrs John Green. at the
Wiley
There will be a business meeting Of
the Helianthus club Friday evening at
1880 in room II of the Columbian build
ing.
Mrs. J. c. Gibson of Albuquerque, n.
M, is in the city visiting her mother.
Mrs. c. z. Pitts.
Mrs. W. A. Price. Walter McAnder-
son, w. A. Campbell and John Weaver
of Brazil, Ind, spent Tuesday after
noon in Topeka with the family OF the
Rev. J. M. Crooks They left Wednes-
day morning for a trip to Oklahoma
There viii be a meeting of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution Friday
afternoon, November %, at the home Of
Mrs Barley, at 61S Harrison street. A
full attendance is desired.
Hon. H. b. Miller Of Usage City spent
Wednesday in Topeka
Mrs NJ Myers went to Usage City to-
day to visit her nephew.
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Cious, u. s. A.. was IN Topeka a short
time yesterday. He Is United states att
tOrney in the Captain Garter habcuH cor
pus proceedings. which comes before Tire
court IN Leavcnworth tomorrow.
In order 20 be close 70 his friend. Frank
Grimes. and also convenient 70 his hcaN-
quarters Ina the office Of the state treas
urcr. j. r. Burton has rented the houre
now occupied BY r. Is. DINcy. 81 tha
corner Of Tenth avenue and jackson
street
Members Of the Topeka Whist club are
trying to arrange a series o. Saturday
evening games in addition 70 The regular
tournaments a tournament may be- nr-
ranged Of stationary games By those de-
string 20 give a different style ~ play
than that in vogue "a trial
This L. contributed by "a 'KnOckcr.- 10
is suggested that since the city council
has pushed 50 industriouely the laying ~
brick sidewalks IN the west part OF town
that some energy be now displayed in
putting in street crossings connecting the
walks
The newaboys met at the Jefferson
street n r. mission last night 20 have
their voices tested by Frank WeiGhtman
70 determine who should have a. place ON
the double Quartette. which r. 20 sing ia
the Auditorium Thanksgiving day. Tho
boys chosen were. Ncgrocs-Earl DE
France. Harrison Williams, william Fur
Reson and Roney Scales White boys
John and Fred N0eth, Lester Reynolds
and Ray Frye.
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ter Bates, Mrs Worden, Mrs. 2. L. Esv-
arts, Mrs. John Dudley. Mrs. Walter
Barrett, Mrs. T. E. Bowman, Mrs w. A.
Coates and Miss Eta Fox.
Card Club Meets.
Miss Edna Crane entertained her card
club very pleasantly Wednesday after
noon at her home on Harrison street
The prize, a pretty picture, was won by
Mrs. Harry Williams she cut with Miss
Edna. McChntock.
Guests of the club were Miss Edna
Darrah of Leavenworth, Miss Zella Rob-
inson OF Columbus, O., Miss Lenna
Short, Miss Grace Weiss and Miss Ger
trude Devereux of Lawrence. The next
meeting will be in two weeks at the
home OF Miss Helen Wilson.
ffickers0n-Carr.
The marriage OF Miss Minnie Carr.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Carr,
and Mr. Bert Hickerson took place We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50. The ceremony
vas performed by the Rev. A S. En-
bree, and they were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ramsberger.
The bride wore pretty and becom-
ing tailor made costume of mode cloth,
and turban to match; she carried a sin
gle bride rose
At $50 Mr. and Mrs. Carr gave a four
course dinner for Mr.. and Mrs Kicker
son which was attended by the rela-
tives and a few of the most intimate
friends. The guests were Mrs A G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Wright Mr.. and
Mrs c. H. Steele, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Ramsberger Miss Pearl Carr, Miss
Mabel McGiffin. Mr.. H. S. Steele, Mr..
Fred McGiffin and Mr. Lem c. White.
The table decorations consisted Of roses
and chrysaD themuus.
Mr. and Mrs. Hickerson will be at
home to their friends after December 10.
at 513 Polk street, Both young people
are well known in Topeka and have the
good wishes Of their many friends
A Pleasant Musicale.
Miss Mary Sweet and Mr. Paul Sweet
gave a recital Wednesday evening in
Miss Tracy's studio They were assisted
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The to first ad semen two weeks prompt
still further
other and mark
special prices
Prices will accomplish purpoe-here they
Istiu HAYES Of the following to SELL:
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by the Ladies' Music club quartette. The
following programme was enjoyed by a
large number of their friends:
Sonate-Allegro, Andante. Weber
Mr.. Paul B. Sweet.
The Cottage. ..-............ Schneider
Mesdames Thomas. Foster, Linga-
felt. Ferry.
Song Without Words MendeISsohn
Miss Mary Bailey Sweet
Mr. Paul B. sweet.
Heart Throbs' ...............-...B endel
'sShe Was But Seven" Hawley
Mesdames Thomas, Foster, Linga-
felt, Ferry.
La Pecadora'' ........ Costa
Miss Mary Bailey Sweet
Nj Paul B. Sweet.
Good Night. ....-.--.. ...-..-. Goldberg
Mesdames Thomas. Foster. Linga-
felt, Ferry.
Mr. Sweet, Miss Sweet.
Notes and Personal Menofin.
Mr.. ard Mrs. W. D. Cossett left today
for a ten days trip to Terre Haute, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Squire Of Spring
field, No, spent Sunday in Topeka
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Myers.
Mrs. C G. Hague has returned from
two weeks visit with relatives in Fair
field, Ia
The spalding Reading circle will
meet this evening at the home Of Mrs
H Hedder1nan at 10 Polk street
The Douze whist club viii meet Sat
urday afternoon with Miss Josephine
ShelIabarger instead OF with Mrs Wal
ter Gust, as was intended
Mr.. Fred Gibson entertained a number
of his friends at his home on West Tenth
avenue Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs Alexander Dryer The evening
was pleasantly spent IN playing various
games and refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs Charles Short and
daughter Isenna- who have returned to
Topeka from Chillicothe. H., have taken
rooms for the winter at the Copeland
hotel. Miss Short has entered the grad
uating class at Bethany college.
Miss Susan Nichols came over from
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want you to see, when in my de-
partment, the new lines of Fire and
Folding Screens.
See my Made-Up-PiIIows, &c, 25c,
Soc, 75C and up to $3.50 Each.
Pillow Tops of Oriental Tapestry,
Silk and Velour Materials.
There are some special bargains in
Pillow Tops at I5C, Zoe, Csc and SIC
And finer ones you should see up
Observation-Disclosures. Sl.75
Silk and Cotton Cords to match pill
low materials.
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Figured Silkalines-the 1Oo quality,
yard &c
Riverside denims, figured both sides
the 15c quality-yard l)c
Figured Satines-2Oc quality
Curtain Scrims-yard. 81 and SC
Washable Art Tickings ! Still at
Hungarian Cloth Managers
Figured Cretonnes sale prices
The greatest bargain yet in Couch
Covers -yds long and 80 inches
wide-Figured all around
eacn $1,000. SIs4o
Nottingham Curtains.
See how cheap these are.
My $1.25 quality-for pair. 9BC
I" It's " .....SI.45
800 +" -. 1853
Irish Point Curtains.
Pair.
Ny $3.50 quality for .......... $500
45O :" ........ 1888
500 q ... 4.25
600 " ..... 500
100 ...... 1888
1000 ..... $50
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A Pleasant Musicale.

Miss Mary Sweet and Mr.. Paul Sweet
gave a recital Wednesday evening in
Miss Tracy's studio They were assisted
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Payne and Lane May Recover

William Payne OF 623 Hall Street southwest.
and Abraham Lane. OF Winthrop Heights, the col
ored men who we're severely injured in jumping
from moving Baltimore and Ohio Railroad train
at Autry Park short distance below Rockville,
yesterday evening. are still confined in a ward az
the Emergency Hospital. PAYNE is badly bruised
about the head and body, and has several uglE
laceTations Of his scalp. His condition IS not re-
garded as ser.ons. L..e ! also badly bruised and
cut and il il feared IS injured internally. At a
late hour he Lad developed no Alarming symp
toms, and DFs Smith aad Sperou. OF the hospital
staff, expressed hoie ter his recovery.
The evening times., 1900-09-14

Two applications for permission to sus-
pend campaign banners across the streets
CT Washington were today granted by the
! Commissioners. The applications are from
the Democratic Central Committee Tor per-
banner from the Metropolitan Hotel TO the
Er good store building, across Pennsylvania
Avenue, between Sixth and Seventh Streets,
and from the Active Maryland Republican
As2oc. ation to hang a banner across f
StT5et between Eleventh and Twelfth
Streets, northwest.
Tire raising of the banner of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee win make the
fourth Democratic banner that has neen
suspended in the city during the present
campaign. Tie other Democratic banners
are The Times Banner, suspended across
Tenth Street; the banner OF the District
OF Columbia Democratic Association at
Pennsylvania Avenue near Ninth Street,
and the Bryan and Stevenson emblem of
the Georgetown Democrats The banner
of the Maryland Republicans for which
the present permit is grants1, will be the
first banner of the Republicans to he rails
ed in this city.
The Commissioners have issued III,
following notice to J. K. Murphy, the
contractor, who has been constructing
the sewer across the Capitol Park, di-
recting him to replace the drain pipes,
etc.
You are directed to begin within five
days after receipt of this communication
tie work Of restoring drain pipes
Cic conduits, and surface conditions in
the Capitol grounds where such PIP S,
etc, were disturbed by the construction
of sewer; the work 10 be done with
sufficient force to insure its completion
witt a reasonable time.
IN The event of your failure to com
ply With this notice, the work Will Re
d rs by the District. and the cost there
Of charged TO your account
The Commissioners have directed that
the north and south alley in square 1888 be
repaved at grade to conform with the
grades of Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets, at an estimated cost of $3.50,
chaTgeable to the current appropriation
fer repairs TO streets, and that catch
basins be constructed as follows, at an
estimated cost of S275, chargeable TO the
current appropriation for main and pipe
sewers:
South side OF I Street southwest, Just
east of First Street
Southeast corner OF Half and n Streets
southwest
Southeast and southwest corners Of Half
and H Streets southwest.
The Commissioners have ordered that
sewer be constructed along L Street south
east, between Eighth and Ninth Streets,
al an estimated cost of $107, chargeable
10 the current appropriation for main and
pipe sewers.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
LIEUT.. W. W. CooKsoN's TROPHY
Won i'm the Rifle Contest Last Week
at Sea GIrf.

" On IN INC RfHe tontert Last v eek
at Sea GIrt.
Lieut.. ". ". Cookson. inspector of rife
practice of the Sixth Battalion of the Dis
trict National Guard. who was ? member
of the brigade rifle team that contested
in the matches held at Sea Girt n j.
last week, yesterday received the trophy
of the Latin Rand individual match
which he won last Saturday at Sea Girt
The trophy is solid bronze figure of Co
lumbus and is valued a slice. II is on
exhibition today in the windows of the
Saks Stores.
Lieutenant Cookson has for two years
held the championship of Maine and of
the District of Columbia. In the recent
match for the championship OF the United
States at Sea Girt he made close race
for national honoTs.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
On the Streets wrong Side.

Richard ofutt, eolored driver, charged
before Judge Scott this morning with driving a
horse AID wagon on the wrong side of the street
and coliiding with a bicyclfst. Ofutt admitted
the collision but claimed it was the fault al the
bicyelist. Judge Scott imposed a fine OF s.,
wIich was paid.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Thirty Days for yasrancy.

When Policeman PAYNE took the stand IL II:
Police Court this morning he declared that -lci:a
Williams was vagrant, and that he iannd
lettering and begging on G. Street northwest.
Williams declared that he not guilty as
charged, and declined to make any statement in
his behalf. Williams was sent to the r5rkhcuse
for thirty dave,
The evening times., 1900-09-14
AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
applications to Suspend More Caai
paign Banners Granted.-

0nefs Democrats md the other Re
pubiican-Of the Former There Are
NOW Four, " hife the Latter Is the
First to Be Raised by the adher-
cnts of the Ad...inist ra item Party.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Eannd sick ON the Street

Pearl johnson, twent y-four years old. .vls found
sick on Street, between Four-and-a-hIlf and
sixth Streets northwest, at an carly hour this
morning She was removed to the Casualty Hos
pital where her aiiment was diagnosed - neu-
Testhenia, due TO alcoholism After receiving
treatment the woman sent TO her hGme.
The evening times., 1900-09-14

The officers and employees OF the ashington
Traction Company planning to form relief as
sociation for the benefit OF the $50 men employed
by the street railway system. President T. C.
Stevens has promised to give $l,000 for the COM
pany as a nucleus for tue fund. The monthly
dues will be 80 cents or 81 and there viii be an
assessment of 10 cents on the death of any meni-
ber A loan branch will be established.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Jailed for Heating n woman.

Lulu Butler, colored the complainant be
fore Judge Kimball this morning against Edward
Pierce, also colcred who charged with as
sault The Butler woman woman declared that
Pierce struck her several times. knocked her
down kicked her and gave her unmsrclta
beating generally Judge Kimbail expEesset! him
sell regarding men who beat women. and sent
Pierce TO jail for 10 days.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
\ Little BIT of a Fire.

Fire OF unknown origin did damage to the es-
timated extent OF - 20 she'd in the rear Of li2s
Linger's Court northwest about $3.50 o'clock this
morning. The fire department went into service
In response 10 an alarm turned in from box 81.
The she'd is owned by Frederick Linger.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
rhe Genrgetox,n Iniversity.

The School OF Arts and Sciences and the pre-
paratory department OF Georgetown University
were opened yesterday. large nnnber Of new
students are matricula1ing and the South and the
West are especially well represented.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Mr.. Allen to Return Monday.

George Allen. the Chief Clerk to the First As
sistant Postmaster General. who has been serl-
ol.sIy III with angina pectoris, Is able 70 be
around again though still very weak, He will be
al his desk in the Postal Department on Mon
The evening times., 1900-09-14

George Jones, colofed, pleaded guilty when ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning, elsarg-
el with disorderIy conduct. The evidence showed
that there were mitigating circumstances. and
Judge Scott ordered Jones released his personal
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Because He Keeps Two Cows.

Because He Keeps Two Cows
Because Thomas Healy kceps two eoas, much to
the annoyance OF John Z Pattison. Of o23 A
Street northeast, he was arrsisHed in the Police
Court this morning. It was not necessary for.
Healy 70 make any defence, as Prosecuting At
torney Pugh said there was nothing in the po-
lice regulations that could he construed 10 show
that Healy had violated the law. Judge Scott dis
missed the case.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
TIDE TABLE.

sun rose......5;a9 An. sun sets.--.--6:I4 P VI
Moon rises...g:5s P n Moon ssts.............
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Low tide.-...-.--.- G.li An and % /. NJ.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
THE 81 AND MO0N.

Temperature at q. Observation-Disclosures =
al y noon =
Temperature at p. m..-.-...-.....-..--.-.-- -
The evening times., 1900-09-14

New National The4Te---The Belle Of New
York evening
Clase's New GraDd-Naudeyiile; afternoon and
Hasiim's Academy OF Music-EaudeyilIe; aft
ernoon and evening.
Keruar.s Lyccum Theatre-''A American Beau
ties;'' afternoon and evening
The New Bijou---hing Rastus;'' afternoon and
evening
Glen Echo Park-Vaudevills; evening
Wildwcod-A sudeviils and dancing: evening.
National Baseball P.rk-HaIoWay's Diving
Horses; p II
Chesapeake Beach-Tsaias leave Chesapeake juno
tion daily. II a. IN, p. III. T. H.. and p.
m. for Chesapeake -Beaeb-on-the Bay
The evening times., 1900-09-14

Il quarts for ST. des 4s ef-Ps'Sa ed 4 dsi4erTg bIfT
u Quart bottles of Golden Hop beer homes
in unIettered wagons for 81 Write or phone
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Uric Acid. Which P0isons

The blood and weakens the Kidneys, quickly ex-
PEELED by using Warmers Safe Cure. Sold by al
Druggists.
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss but be carries the Ais
e=>ss.r,Sy=sS Cpshicn Truss all the United
States Men, women, and children
wear ard like them The Air Cushion P4n .olds
with comfort; nothing else wiIE Consultation
and two weeks trial free Lacy il Jtt>Hdance for
ladies' Office. parloTs, waiting and consultation
rooms the same aooF. Catalogue free. THE
RCRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. I22x
st. NV, I'd fooT. mni0-tf-eEa
The evening times., 1900-09-14
AMI SENENTS.

Lamps lit todsy. -.--.--.-.-.-.--. Gas p
Lamps out tomorrow 4;43 y
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Downto,yn Temperature.

The Thermometer at Affeeks registered IS de-
grees AT 9 a M. 50 degrees al noon, and 20 de-
giees at . p. m.
The evening times., 1900-09-14

The Commissioners have ordered that a
sewer be constructed along L Street south
east, between Eighth and Ninth Streets,
al an estimated cost of $107, chargeable
10 the current appropriation for main and
pipe GeWerS
The evening times., 1900-09-14
Ibe (kueaima Ui,,reg
The weatEe- Indications.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER II, I9o

Rain tonight and saturday; light TO fresh ~inds,
mostly noTtheasteTly.
The evening times., 1900-09-14

only
Basement Annex Dainty quick polite Service.
The evening times., 1900-09-14

South side OF I Street southwest. Just
east of First Street.
Southeast corner OF Half and N Streets
southwest
Southeast and southwest corners Of Half
and II Streets southwest
The evening times., 1900-09-14

Open Until O'Clock Tomorrow Night
The evening times., 1900-09-14

ways the Best of Everything for the Least Money.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
@arnm Die &obIenerdber
ftreiften.

Darum bic &ublensrdbsr itreitten9
Ginfd9, neil ale 2sbensmittelpreiit
esitiegen, uub 5lpdr burd bic Sruita
tpilltiirli9 seitsigert, bic 2D6ne aber
bieIelben sebliebtn finb. Webl tit bon
$2.15 duf $2.75, Der Sad 3uder bon
5 auf 7 Gents per pfunb, 3obIenSl
BON IL duf Is Gents bic 9alons, ga,
bad bon % auf 39 Gents bas pfunb.
SuppenfleiIh bon 9 auf IA, &dIb,
fleiih unb 9seffteaf bon IL auf 16,
S6inten BON II auf Is, Graders bon
5 duf 10 Gents bas Pfunb geftissen
9ummiittefel tpften iebt $1.O0 PEI
guar mebr, fir 5pei 8u9fen conben,
iirte MiId mub man jebt ebenIo piel
3dblen, pis friiber fir bret, RIebh.l
iinb minbeItens Elm 8ierteI, gdums
tpolIenSeuse nm mebr oIs bic 6Glfts se.
itiesen. limb mas bas aIIerf4GHbli6ftt
lit, bic 9lrbeiter miiFen um $1.O0 Sid
$1.50 per Sonne mebr fit bic Robl.u
Sablen. bic lie IsIbit sraben.
Sm Dur6f6nitt ItelIt iid bie burd,
meg bon ben Sruits berbeigefiibrte CT.
DObuns bsr Soften ber 2ebensbaItuna
Ser RobIsnardber auf bic SGIfte mtbr.
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Die @runoIase Der &uItar.

rDarum iOIIts Der Renid, her on
ipOblbeiebter Safel ipeif, OesMenfdfn
pergeFen, Der bieie SufelseniiHe nit
Ieiner Sdnbe SIeiB sef4dffen bata
3uerit tommt INNER Der arbeiter ais
SbDpfer uGIes befen. mas uns ers
freut. @arum fpIIte ft1 aud Der in
S6Dnbeit erbliibte unb feline WpbIses
ride perbreitsn6s Rofenitrau9 ieiner
@ur5eln Ibdmen, neil bieIelben IN bis
recte geriibrung nit Der Grbe sefoms
men iinb9 Mdn idneibe ibm bic 8liis
then al unb ldHe bic MurseIn, unb
cine neus &nOIpe fpirb erI9einen, 70
f9On unb 10 iiib buftenb iuie bic erite;
man Serft6re ibm aber bic WuraeI un6
Strau9 uno 8Iiitben perben suIam=
men iterben. -.
(9lus Wm. 5. 8rpans Grbsitertas.
reoe in GbicagO.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

itnO bic 5einbieGigteit gegen DeutIps
lamb ge5ii9tet ipuroen, 1T Der @aubis
bat Der republitaniIden Partei, nit
pelher i'm Robember gl6re9nung ges
bulten tperben iollte. 0ieIe abre6s
nung. ioIl fie eine griinblihe uno niht
cine plutoniI6s Ietn, perIangt bon ies
6em re6tli9 bentenben SeutIden bic
gtbgabe ieines @otums fir ben 9egen=
Ganbibaten Wc&tnleb's, Der bic grDB=
tie 9tusIidt bat iiber bieIeH ben Sieg gu
errinaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01
@prreoe.

mir itsben i'm Sabre elmer prGii.
bentenpubl BON ipl9' mid ger unO
perbGnsniBpolIer 9ebeutung, pie bic
@eididte unierer Republit cine Gbnz
lide ni9t tennt. 8islang buben iidb
alle Wablen SrpiI9en lopdlsn partsien
unb loDdlen Ganoibaten po[Isogsn; bic
bemofrdtiIden YrinSipien anSutdIten,
duf pel9en bic Republit dufgshnut
tit. fam gfiemdnbem in ben Sim.
Seute 1T es unbers. 9dnt bem Wlcz
&inlep Resime ieben mir uns i'm
biesidbrigen WabItampfe Dor bic DUFF
sube seitsIlt, bem Smperialismus unb
behsn Sorti9rittsn Ginbult gu gebies
ten pber ben bemotrdtii6en 9eiIt unz
terseben gu isben. Die ausOsbnuns,
pelde Der Smperiulismus pGbrsnb
Der IsBtsn 5tpsi Sabre semudt bat,
muB aud Dem blpbsiten @sritanbe tIar
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Ser gntbracit 4pl

Der Qntbraett 6 o f.
lem Sruft sebentt burd bic @r>
bDbung Der preife in tur5er 3ett mtn=
beitens 5 MiIionen Dollars Reinpro;
fit einsuiaden. SnSpii6en folIen 2
Millionen WGnner, Srduen unb &ins
Der bur9 Sunser unb Rotb bd5u ges
Spungen iperbeH. Iid ben 9ittaten bes
Sruit gu unterlperfen. SO bietet iid
BEL bem i'm Dsrt befinbli9en &isIens
itreit benz ameritdnii9en 8olt cine
gnI9auungs Gebre, lpel6e i9on an
unb fir iid buSu seniigen ipute. uuf
bic Ropembertpubl einen enti6eiosHben
Ginflub aussuiiben.
Grnite 8etradtnneen iiber Den
beporftebenOen @abIfampi.
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W obus Speranbi. b |.

sn elmer Rsbs. bic CHARLES R. Stint
BON Der giubbsr @oobs Manufacturing
60. am 25. Wiai 1899 in Bottom bielt.
ipurbe Der SperutionspIdn Der SruItS
init Der srSbten 6rsimiitbi9teit barge
Ieat. Don ben 9ortbeilen fpre6eno,
ipsldx bic Sruit Organization ben
SruitmitsIisOern brinsen parbs. fa3te
er:
rRObaoffs t6nutn bifIis.r setauft
tperbsn, penn lis in srObeu Dten9en ses
sauft tperben. Wenu 3. 9. Elm Mann
sletn ale DOIlt tauf, 70 ptrb Der
Woapr.ts berubsebriidt uHo ale Bol'
probueenttn milhen ibrt @p1s gu BEN
bonn aruit ftitnffsbtsn 9rsiie psrtnu'
HT
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0tbt es traits ooer ni6tf

Sn Gbicugo bat betanntIid Dtdrt
Sanna iebr tiihl trtlGrt, es gs5e iibers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-11-01

r'9ieutenaHt'e epnperneur bon Ohio uno
iriber @eHerolfpuiul in 6ranffurt a. N.
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Inter W c &iRIen.

Inter Der iebigen RutiOnaIzabmiuis
Itration lit feline ebrlide glnitrengunJ
gema6t porben, bas Bolt gesen bteie
WpnopoIe gu IdiiBen. Die repubIitas
niIGe purtei bat IopobI bic seIsbsss
benbe tpie bic ppllSiebenbe 9stpaIt Ser
Regierung in 6Gnben. sic lam bie
@eisbe pollItreden, bic iebt i6on beites
ben; iie tann gu ben beitehenoen @es
feben neue fiigen. glbet iie bat psbsr
bus Gins nod bus anbere Bis isbt ses
than.
Riemanb tdnn bic Saltung Der re-
publitaniI6en purtei betra6ten unb
bic Reben Der republituniiden 6iibrsr
IeTen unb nod slauben. bab bic repus
blitaniI4e Partei ernitIi9 seseR bic
SruIts 1T.
Die rspublitaniTde platform iiber
btele 5ruse in @srbinbuns nit Der
aufnabmeI9reiben GrtlGrun9 bes
Prdiioenten iiber unb Der SaItung Der
purtei in biefer 6rdss betra6tst, lie
fert ben untriigIi6Fsn 8etpeis, baB
bon bieIer repubiitdniIhsn partei in
bteIer 5ruge teine SiIfe gu erpartsn
iit.
9tnfutt auf bic usb.lfdnbe ber
Srnits hinauneiIen. limb bic repubIis