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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-01-05

Clarence and Paul Beardsiey passes
Sunday and New Years day In New
York, guests OF Miss Mildred Dikemau
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-01-05

Rev g. w. Francis Of Brookfie ID
preached at the Congregational church
On Sunday, giving very helpful dis
course from the text, sThis one thing |
do He pointed out the SIMILARITY be-
tween the Apostle Paul and Moody char
acttrizing the latter as 10th century
apostle.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-01-05

q l2GSadNeefbjEslyg|SP S y
FORMERLY F. VI. BROWN & CO
New Haven, Conn.
Women's Winter Goats.

An active season, the greatest the department
has had, has left us With odds and ends-desir-
able, stylish, all this seasons goods, which we
wish to close out quickly.
NOW CONCERNING PRICES, OUbS ARE THE LOW
EST, THE VERY LOWEST.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-01-05

John NJ. Otis Of Bridgeport made .
flying visit In town, last week. the gueat
of his parents, M and Mrs y. s. Otis.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
Dead Devoured BY Dogs.
Forest Reserve Bill.

Washington, June 4.-Representative
Jones bill to prevent extension of the
present forest reserves, or creation of
new reserves without special authoriza-
tlon by congress, has been favOrabIy re-
ported, but its friends fear the bill will
not get through both houses. Commits
sioner Hermann of the general land Of
flee has, however, assured both Repre-
sentatives Jones and Wilson of Idaho.
who have been working together on this
matter, that in view of the evident feel
ing regarding the matter, nothing will
be done by the department until con-
gress has had opportunity to pass upon
the question. Representative Wilson is
now making an effort to have an amend
ment placed in the sundry civil bill re-
stricting lieu land selections now allowed
by law to lands already surveyed. This,
it is claimed, will prevent railroad com
panies from selecting valuable timber
land in lieu Of lands of which they are
deprived in reserves.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
NO FUSION IN WHITMAN.
Democrats Leave This County and
Spokane Out of the Deal.

In figuring on the coming campaign
the democratic state central committee
expects that there will be fusion of the
Bryan forces in all the counties of east
ern Washington except two, Those two
are Spokane and Whitman. 1t is con-
ceded by the committee that it is al
most impossible for the democrats and
the popuIists to get together on one
ticket this fall for the county Offices in
those two. 1t is claimed that but one
nominating convention will be held in
Stevens county, in Ferry, Okanogan
and Chelan, and in fact in all the coun-
ties this side of the mountains.
In Spokane county, as the date ap-
proaches for the populist county nomin-
ating convention, it seems more certain
that there will be no fusion between that
party and the democrats. The popu-
lists may be willing to fill but half of
the county ticket and leave the rest open
for the executive committee. But should
they do this some OF the prominent dem
ocrats are emphatic in their declarations
that they will not have their ticket
burdened by such candidates as are men
toned for the populist ticket, and that
the offer of the populists will be rejected
after they have made half the nomin-
atiOns.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08

situation became more quiet business of
all kinds would increase tremendously
even as 1t Is now doing.
General Otis would not state whether
or not he favored the retention OF the
islands by this country; in response TO
such a query he merely said: We've
got them now. What are we to do
about it?" w
1t islGuerilIa Warfare.
Regarding the number Of troops and
lne condition OF the soldiers, General
OTIS said: "There are $4,000 effective
troops scattered among the islands now
engaged in the protection of the peopIe
from guerilla warfare, which is RAMPANT
10 some sections. The general health of
the troops is exceedingly good, the per
centage OF sick for the month OF April
oelng but about 10 per cent. The Am
erlcan soldiers can stand the campaign
much better than the FiIipinos, and es.
pecially during the rainy seasons did
thelr good health impress me. The men
are becoming acclimated, and though it
may become necessary to send out relief
troops at times, it will hardly be neces-
sary to send soldiers very frequently"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
TERRIBLE SCENES IN INDIA.
thousands Slain BY Famine and
Contagious Disease

Bombay, June 3.-Louis Klopsch Of
New York, publisher of the Christian
herald, who has arrived here after max
ing tour OF the famine stricken dis.
lricts' makes the following statement.
everywhere | met the most SHOCKING
and revolving scenes. The famine camns
nave been swept by cholera and small
poA. FugItlves, scattering in all dirpc-
tons and stricken in flight. were found
dying in the fields and roadside bitches
The numbers at one relief station were
increasing at the rate OF lO,O per day.
Terrible Death List.
AT GOdhera there were 1000 deaths
from cholera within four davs. and ot
Dohad 25OO in the same period. The
hospital death rate at Godbera and
DOhad was 90 percent.
AIT and water we're impregnated with
an intOlerable stencil ofcorpses. AT An
medabad, the death rate in the hosnitol
was 10 percent. Every day | saw new
patients placed lace to face with cOrpsea.
In every fourth cot there was n corpse.
lhe thermometer read 115 in the
shade. Millions of flies hovered around
the uncleansed dysentery patients.
visited the smallpox and cholera
wards at Niragam. All the patients
were lying on the ground, there being no
cots. Otherwise their condition was
fair.
Dead Devoured BY Dogs.
= can fully verify the reports that
vuItures, dogs and iackals are devour
ing the dead. Dogs have been seen run
ming about with chldren's limbs in their
jaws.
The government is doing it's best but
the native officials are hOpeIessly and
heartlessly Inefficient. Between the fam
inc the plague and the cholera. the con
ditiOn of the Bombay presidency il now
worse than it was at any previous per
iod in the nineteenth century. Whole
families have been blotted out. The
spirit OF the people is broken and there
may be something still worse to come
when the monsoon breaks"
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
GENERAL OTIS LANDS.
Says American Soldiers Are in
Good Health.

San Francisco, June 4.-After five
days in quarantine at Angel island, Ma
ior General E. S. Otis, who arrived last
Wednesday from Manila, was allowed to
land today. Several cases of SMALLPOX
on board the transport Meade we're the
cause of the quarantine and General
Otis and all on board had to submit to
vaccination.
When seen by a representative of the
Associated Press General Otis, in re-
spOnse to a request that he make a
statement OF the situation in the Philip
pines, said that while it would give him
great pleasure to comply with the re-
quest, he was constrained to decline for
the reason that such action, in his iudg-
ment, would be inconsistent with his
duty as an officer of the army.
War Practically Ended.
Asked what would be the effect on the
war if the report of Aguinaldo's death
was true, General Otis said the war was
practically ended, that Aguinaldo's fol-
lowers were deserting him fast, and those
who now remain with him are generally
of the lower class. Most of his officers
have left him, though some still remain
in touch with him. Some OF those who
have left him are now engaged in bust
ness in Manila and others are hiding in
the mountains. Many of his closest fol-
lowers are more friendly toward the
United States, and as soon as the ma
tives in general gain confidence in the
friendly Offices and the justice OF the
Americans, there will be little difficulty
in bringing them to terms.
Asked as to the commercial value OF
the islands, the general said the islands
are vastly rich, especially in hemp, sugar
and tobacco, and that as soon as the
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
Boxers Murder FOREIGNERS

Tien Tsin, June 2-The foreigners who
escaped from PaO Ting Flu, are ten miles
from here. -Four OF the party have been
killed and four are wounded. An ex-
pedition is proceeding to their relief.
The French consulate here has received
information from priests at Pao Ting
Flu that thirty foreigners, including six
women and a child who were attempting
to escape from Pao Ting Fu to Tien
Tsin in boats, we're attacked by over 700
Boxers, armed with rifles and spears.
Many of the foreigners were wounded
and four were killed outright, but the
fate of the remainder of the party is un-
known. Having little ammunition, how
ever, it is considered impossible that
they could hold out against their assail-
optS
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
Opening Reservation Lands.

Washington, June A conference
agreement was reached today on bill
which will open to settlement about
100000 acres of public land. Senator
Shoup of Idaho originally proposed the
bill opening to settlement the old Fort
Hall, Idaho, military reservation, con-
tanning about 100000 acres. Delegate
Flynn, in the house, secured an amend
ment similarly opening a tract of about
100000 acres of the Kiowa and Com
manche lands in southwest Oklahoma.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
AssociationaI Meeting.

The nineteenth annual session OF the
PalOuse Baptist Association will be held
at Oakesdale June 15-17 inclusive. Plans
are under way for an interesting session
of the B. Y. P. L. Saturday evening,
June 16. An associational meeting OF
the young people is a new feature in
connection with these annual gatherings,
which are usually full of interest for
those attending
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
Mrs. John Sherman Dead

Mansfield, Ohio, June Mrs. John
Sherman died at midnight, aged II
years. She was Miss Margaret Cecilia
only child of the late Judge
Stewart OF this city. She was married
to Mr. Sherman December 81, 184S.
There are no children. she was born
here and will be buried here.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1900-06-08
A sprained Ankle Quickly Cured.

"At one time | suffered from a severe
sprain of the ankle" says Geo. E Cary,
editor OF the Guide, Washington, Va.
CATER using several we'll recommended
medicines without success, l tried Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, and am pleased to
say that relief came as soon as | began
its use and complete cure speedily
followed" Sold by all druggists
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
Slniiiee Suft alS Seitmittel.

gs ilno neueroinss 8eriu6e anseitellt
ipcroen, bic 8eime antedenoer aranfbei.
ten, oarunter WiIsbrano. 9ppbuss unb
Oipblberias s8aeiaen. bur1 fIliI ee 2uft
au seritbren, bic iebo1 Bel elnfilnolser 8s.
banoluns erfolsIOS paren. @eitere 9ers
iude eritredten iib auf ben menidll6en
Orsanlsmus. 8rinet man fIlGise 2uii
mlttelit Watte auf bic Saut, 70 tpiro bic
betrefsnbe Stele blutIeer unb tpeib, bel
iseunoenlan8er 9ebanbIung seist iib
ibneu bic Sarbe tpieoer unter Harlem
Slutanoranee nad Der STEELE. 8eban.
belt man cine STEELE ettra cine Winute,
10 fplro bic SautiteQe ipie @is, bod aud
ea tsbren, obne oub bic @etpebe Sdaben
erleioen, bic Sdfte obne beionosren
Samera aurdd, nur Elm puriibersebenoes
leibtes Bremen bsrporrufenb. Nab
Opsrationen bel berartissr 8orbsbanc.
lung 3ei8t iib cine idneQere SeiIuns pbne
Giter oils bel anoeren 8erfabren. 8ins
itise Reiuttate liefertsn uub bic 8eriu6s
bel perftiebenen 8nodsni6mersen, @dr.
telrOie unb Sauttrebs. Na6 elmer bies.
beadsllden 0iIttbeiluns iino anbere Gn.
psnoungen aur I3eit nod nidt senauer
fsit8sitslt. bod Oarf man tpobI tpeitere
grtol9e eriparten. SlGiiiee 2uft madi
li4sr smpfinbunsSIos uno ermbsli6t ei,
men unblutIsen tirursli&en Ginsriff.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
Mmerifantfder &onfnI als 0afs
fenlteferant Der TilipinoS.

Cine @OrrsipOnbens Der ..giIociutsb
PreB" brinst bic iiberrai6enbe Ritibei.
lung. 6ab elm umerifanii6er GonIul in
elnem 9ineiiiGen Safsn ben sSniuraenten
auf ben gbiIippinen fdr i6ipsres @tIb
Nafen eelisfert bat. 4euinaIbo unb
SsnoHsn baben bic SIintsn, bic fie beims
LID tOmmen Iisben, bOppeIt unb breifab
be3ablsn mdfsn. Sine 2ieferuna bon
300 Sepebren unb 100000 8atronen
toitete slS7. 900. unb in ber Redbnuna,
bic man in ben ipeaeenpmmenen 4rdipen
Der Sniureentsn'Re fano, tpar
eine Summe bon $4,000 fir 8epirtbuua
IN einsm SoteI in Sonstoue aufssflbrt.
Oasu tamen nod mebrere Sauleno Iba.
ler 3ur 9efteduns bon Safenbeumten in
Son8tons. Nus borssfunoeuen 8riefen
1T erii6,lib, oub BEL bsm @uffenbanoeI
elm amsritoniider @oniuI in einem dime.
itiden Safen betbsilist bar. Sin @na,
ldnoer glcmenS Sotparb Brat, oer ,ur
Bbllipplnen'Sun in SOnstons oeb6tt,
lbrieb an aSuinaIOO, 6nb Spencer
Bratt, Der amerituniide @onluI in Sin.
opore. elm ,,8erOummtsr 8srrdtbsr" iei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
Sslaipare, eadaiuanna uuo apefiern 8abu
in Sraft ben 10. 9uni 1900


Saoii6-9erldet Scranton fir Nsp 9Iorf
nm las. 300, $40. $50 uub zoos, Rermit.
tags 1855 unb 3.33 Ra&mittaas. aiir qbi.
ldrspbia UNI $40, 500 unb zoos Wpraers
IL % 3.33 une $40 Ra6m. 8iir SrSubs.
burg, UNI 6.f0 Na6mittass. Wild. unb Ne.
sOmmpbatCHs- Bug um $40 RaGmtttaas. Gr-
rtibi SOtofen UNI 6.55, 7.f8, 9.16 Rorasus
12.0S, 2.47, 4.48, 7.t9 unb 9.3S Ratmittaas.
Srrstbt pbilaptvbia um 1000 Mur.; LOS,
3.4S, 600 une S.23 Na6m. @rrsicbt Serauton
non gitp yprf um ii.3O, LOS, A NC unb 10 20
Wtpr. LOO, f.52, 5.33 unb 8.45 Na1m. Bon
Strcupsbure um sos Wpresns
Wor0ltfl Scranton fir Buffalo uub
3ptl9rnitatipnsn, nm II 35, t.t0, 4.fO uub
$50 Wcr.; 1.55 une 5.lS Ratm. }iir Ss.
psgo unb SYrasule um 4f0 Mor. unb f.55
Natm. Hur Utica um t.f0 Mpr. unb f.55
Nabn. Giir Wcntrplt um 80 Wcr los
une 5.4S gfabm. Glr RibpIpn um AGO unb
6.l5 ylabm. Gur Siuebamtpn, f0.25 8prm. u.
= 81 Yiabm. 9rreibt Scranton BON Buffalo
nm 80, 2 55, 5.35 unb 1000 RCr.; $50
nnb 800 Habm. Bon Sspsgp uno Spraeuie
um 2.55 Vcr.; 1898 unb $3.50 RaCtm. Bon
Sprafuis nm 800 Natm. Bon Utica um 255
Wcr.; 1898 unp $50 Na6m. Bon Gitpl.
ipn UNI $50 DIOR. uub 600 Nadm, Bon
Woniroit um 7.55 une f0 90 Mpr.; 800
unb $40 3a6m.
Bloomsbnrg Sibiiion-gnIGbt Suanipu
fur NOribumbtrlanp I'm Gas, 10 05 Rcr.
! .55 une $50 Rdhm 5iir plympuib urn LOS,
3.40 S.55 u. 11.35 gia&m Sir gdniierfs, $40
Nfcr. 9rrsibi Rorttumbrlanb nm 9.35 Mor.
f.10. 500 une 8 IS Hahm. Grretdt glautt.
eoit um $40 WOr. 9usidt plymouth um 200,
4.32, $50 unb 1890 gprm Grrsibt 9eraus
ton BON Noribnmbrlanb UNI 9 40 Dior. f2..
IS, 4.50 unb S.45 Nabm. Bon 9antieOfs um
LOO Nor. Bon plymouth nm 7.50 Wcr.
800 unb 5.35 nnO tt.i0 RaGm.
Sonutaes'3aes.
siioli9-grIGbt Scranton um 40, 900,
5;40. $50, 1905 Rur.; 1888 $40, unb $40
yidhm.
R0roli9 -8rlGBt Scranton nm ff.35, T..
10. 4 10 Wpr.; i.55 unb 5.49 Natm.
Sloomsburg 9ibiiion- -gnI6bt Serantou
I'm fO.O5 Wor. une $50 YaGm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
6ubnerbpfsNeaelu.

Nan treble feline Snsudt. ionbern iorss
ale sipei Sabre fur friide, quite SABINE.
Dlan balte ni6t mebr aIS ;sbn Ssnnen
auf einen Subn.
Wlun idIadte Ober bsriaufe ale Sen.
men, bic brei Sabre lang eslsst babsn,
unb tennSside baS AIter ieiner Slbner
ourd Subrinss.
Dlan forge fiir bic er6Bte 3sinIi&feii
I'M Sdbnerfaas uno Iafe isin nnsssisfer
auffommen. -
Wlan forge fir einsn warmen StaI
i'm Binisr uno fit 9eIessnbsit sum
S6arren.
Dian fiittsre rsseImabis sur bsRimm.
ten 9eit.
9lan nebme bic gisr tdeIi6 aus ben
Nsfern uno uertpenbe nur bic gier Der
flelBisen Sennen sur 8rut.
Wian 3tl4te iib CUTE BinterIeser ber.
an. inoem mun frdb i'm Sabre brlten
ldBt; gSintereier brineen am meifien elm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
Sas .rene 0eutid,lanb.s .

Sames 8OpIe, bsr Ser. Staaten Son.
full in 2lue,pOOI, beiu&t mad einsr Reiie
our& 9torbeuropa sur Ssit bic WeItaus.
fteaun8. auf ieiner 8siis 1T ibm am
meliten Der erftaunIi6s SotifGritt auf.
sefaaen, ben Deuii6lano in ben Isbtsn
Sabrep eemadt bat. g8is sr iast, 1T
sln 9ans nsues Deuti6lano entitanbsn,
id6hs in ieber Snbuitris unb pertrauenb
auf iein eisenes 86nnsn. neberaa per,
ben Sabrifen eebaut, bic @ei6afts iper,
ben traftboa betrieben, une lbsral
berri6t lsbbafte @oneurrens. Nmerifa
une England miifen bon DeutidIanb's
ipunoerbaren 5oriibritten unb isinem
Anpaiiunesuerm6sen auf bsm @sbieie
oes SanbeIs lernen, ipenn ie ni1t ipdter
auf bieiem @ebiete idpere Srrtbamsr
beseben tpolen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
weeainles uns aOOfeselt nOminirt. /.


GIs bic repubIifanii&s glationaI. Con.
bsntion Donnerifas su ibrer brittsn unb
ani&einenb lebten Sibune suiammen.
frat, gsi@ab ss in Der aqgemeinen @r.
tpartuns, baB nidt nur 9raiibent Dlc.
8inIep, ionbern aud @oberneur 8ooie.
belt per INFLAMMATION npminirt perben
ipiirbe, griterer ielbfperitinbIi6 fur bas
amt, baB er iest beileibst, 2sberer fiir
baS bes 8iceprdIioenten. gu bisier ans
fi4t iber 9uberneur &ooiebsli mar man
in ben bis furs uor Witterna1t bauernben
@onferensen Der Slbrsr in Senator Gan.
mas 8immern eeIanet, aIS ansefiinbist
tpurbe, baB Song, 9Oqiber unb bic an.
beren 8ieeprdiioentf6afts Ganbibaten
iih Su @uniten bon HooiebeIt suriidges
sosen bdtten upb alS ihIisblid Der grobe
Warf gamma ielbit in formeaer semeHe.
ner Weiie erfldrte, buB beim neberbIid
iiber bic Situation ieiner Weinune nad
&ooiepelt per Attlamation nominirt iper.
ben iollte. Somit bIisb Der @onpention
eisentlid nidts ibris. ole bas neuehe
Ulanbat Diart Sannas auSsufdbrsn.
Bier Wiinuten uor elf llbr fiinbiste 81.
naior 2obee an, bab nun Nominationen
in Oronue tpdren. rnb es erbOb Iib 10.
fort Der bieies @infes nur barrsnbe 81.
nator Sorafer pon Obio bon .ieinsm Sibs
uno idritt unter rieiisem gntbuIiasmus
Der Dlenee Der 8Ibne su, UNI bon bort
bsrab in tpobIseiester Reoe .,NopoIson"
UleRinlsps 3ussnoen su proflamlren uub
hn ben 0elesuisn uIS ben einsisen Mann
su empfebIen. Der bic republiianiiGs
straightforward am Wabltass ipisbsr
gum Siege fitbren i6nnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
SplsenSe 0Sarnuns fur 3eitunss'
bpreer

bpr9ef
brinet Elm tpeftli9es 8Iatt: Gin 8auer,
oer Su fnideris mar. ieIbit eine .3situns
au balten, i6idte fsinen Sunsen sum
9fadbarn. um bieielbe su borBen. SIN
ieiner Soft rannte Der Snabe se9en einen
8ienenitano unb in furser 8eit fab Iein
&opf tpie Elm 8iirbiS aus. Sein Jam.
merlides 9eidrei bradte ben 8ater Der,
bel. SIN oem 8eiirsben, BEN Sunssn 10
RAID ipie mDBli6 SGlfe su bringen,
rannte er bur& cine Sta6elbrabt. Sen,,
serriB bieieIbe, ruinirte Elm s4,gaar So,
fen unb ettpa Elm pfunb Sleiid bon lei.
mem ShenfeI blieb an benz 9rabt ban.
gen. Cine Sub bes 9ausrn brang nab,
Der our6 bic Senslide, tpanoerts in Elm
8ornfelo unb fraB iib an benz iaftieen
@rInfutter au Tooe. Die Srau, bic ben
2drm b6rte. mart in Der Nufrssuns einen
bier @auonen Rabm entbaItenben BE.
bdlter INN, eerube in einsn 8orb, in mel.
DIEM ii6 bier iunse auben bsfanben, ties
ielben eridufenb. Sabei fubr ibr nod
ibr 81 90 fali6ss @sbiB aus benz Wuno,
tpeldes serbra6. Das 8abp peItes
aaein selafen tpurbs, frabbeIte am 9o'
ben berum. bur6 ben 8abm unb bann in
bic quite Stube, ipOour6 Elm nsusr 500
@arpet berf6miert unb ruinirt purbe.
Die dlteite Iotter brannte nit einsm
ben gItern perbubten Wanne bur6. Ser
Suno ssristb in ben Sdbnerbof unb ser.
iibrte bic sanse iunse 8rut. tpdbrsnb0em
Elm paar &dlber ii& Der WaidIeins ndb'
erten unb Elm babies Dubsnb Ssmbsn
aerfauten. limb baS gaes, neil Der
Wann su seiSis mar, $500 fur cine
Qeitiinn nuS,iInehen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
Gin ,,SnterSietp" NIT Sresfus.

-" bNJ"seAOtN" uhtA ShNDIuUs
Ser frIbers Sauptmann Drepfus
mD6te bic pOIitii&s Asitution in fsinsm
5aae beenbet pifen. Diss eebt aus
einem Sntsrpieip berpor, psI6ss er in
9enf bate uno in ipel6em er iaete !:
SD piinide feline Champagne far bic
&spiiiOn, aud niGt mad Der ausiteauns.
@lne iol&e mag i'm Sntersiie slnssIner
poliilfer Iie8en, aber nidt in meinem
Snterehe. 9ieiss sebistet i'm @esentbeil,
oab ale aSitution unter msinem glamen
aufbbrt. Wenn bus Der Saa n, 70 CLAUS
be i'd. tpiro bic @abrbeit fiber nod iie.
gen. SD tpGnfde eine Rsbiiion Iepislid
nur aut bem 8sse bss 8edtss su srbaI.
ten, nibt auf 6sm Der Bolitif. Wlein
Electromagnetic pirb ii6 auf 8eusniie
ardnben. tpslpe abioIut ni6ts nit Der
polltit su tbun babsn. Daber iperbe i'd
aud nur an bic @eridte, niGt an bic
Politifer upeairsn. unrSie tperben ieben,
baB gang Sranfrsid in rittIider 8siIs
melne Gbre tuisbsrberiteqen ipirb.''
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-06-28
Gen. Spbn Beatty etn alter We.
publifaner, nenut Wfc sfinlep ei,
men Setrieer In Uniform.


Sen. Sobn Beatty Der aIte Rtissspe.
teran uno elmer Der aneriannten republis
tani'1en 5Ibrer ber Stabt Columbus,
D, ipra4 it6 in fOIsenoer @eiie iiber
oas BON ben 8epublitanern aufeelteate
Natlonals1idet uno ibre 9Iatform aus
>, Dfelner Iniidt nad 1T bic Blatform
aus elmer gInsabl ftibner 8ebauptunaen.
ettpas SeubeIsi unb pielsn Salldbelten
aufammenseiebt. Die @rtldruna iiber
SlmsiaulsmuS in Der 8latform III elm
fab ,buncombe". Sc 1T cine befannts
Sbatiabe, bab Me&inIep BEL ieiner
domination i'm Sabre 1896 nibt pubte,
auf tuel6er Seite Der @elofraee er ftebe.
SIN Gonsreb battle er fur bic Durdfdbr.
un8 oss Se6Sebn3ueins, Brincips ee.
ltlmmt, aub filr bic Sdsrman. 8iq,
our9 nel6e Der Antuuf mebrsrer Mllio,
men nuSen SiIber srmG6iist purbe, unb
bic Sla au6 auf benz Stump" beflr.
tportet. 3u Oamallser 3sit rl6tete ib
bic Offentlide 9lufmeriiamteit auf
olsie 8or8dnse unb inste, baB sine ioI6t
Bol'llt 3ur Sreiprdsune bon SiIbsr fdb.
rem paroe, aIio seraSe su bsmisnissH,
pelaem DlcSinlep ipdisr oppcniren ioa.
te. Ulc8lnlep bat iib burb iein 8rium
ais elnen 6reiiiIber. Nann ertIdrt, er bat
cine @ampasne auf elmer 8latform ae,
madt. bic cine @tfldruns fur 9oppeI.
pdbrung enibieIt uno isst fol- ct auf eis
ner eanotolren, bic cine grtIdruue ,u
Suniten oes @olb.Stanoarbs sntbdit.
Oas Wuneerpolle, an Der 8biIabeIpbia,
SonbsnilOn ibsint su iein. bab Dlari
Oanna ibr 9iftatpr par. SID boffe,
,ab bas Iidet ssidInsen perben ipiro.
Sd tpetoe ni6t fur bas 3idst ftimmen.
ii Elm 8etrlger in Gipil (ci-
nj traud) unb 8ooiepsIt elm Yetriiaer in
Inform (military fraud) unb bas Iidst
'sroient eine 9iisbsrluse. SD peib
li4t Oh i'd fir 9rpan itimmen tueree,
'enn ib CLAUDE ni6t, bab id ieItit bab
lelnere nebel bon stpeien tp6blen mub, |
Der i'd mub, um seredt su isin. bod ia. |
en, oab meine IReinung iiber 8rpan |
on Gag su Gus slnitissr tpirb. N@r it |
peifeIos aufri6tis unb iiebt iiderIi6 |
EN- 8olte febr nabe. Dlc8inlsp III an.
ererieits nur Der Wlann Der Reihen.
iht Der beS 8olfes."
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Siclcs mmb mOeermes
t" Vrdbiabrs' 'TmRbe fleiSume.

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fein @ediel pOn 8assons ,pii6sr
Scranton unb st. 2ouis. Reusn tds.
libsn Dienit iibsr ben 9lingara Sdaer
uno Der Wabaib, scranton UNI l.55
Ra&mittass psrIaHsno. sintrsffenb IN
st. 2ouis nm 2 90 nbr RaGmitlags bes
nd6fen Cages. Bette unb fdneafe 2inis
mad benz g8efen. 2ururiOie Sdlaf.
ipae8Ons. Speiiennusson Dienit uns
ibsttrsfflid in AuaIii6t unb preis. Gin
ssbntdsiees 8srtpeilen bel ben
Jfiasara SdIlen erIaubt. @ute 8erbin.
Ouns fir 8unias @itp unb bsm Slbwe.
itsn. 2eute. bic cine Sour mad 81.
2cuis Ober ip,iter beabiihtissn, i6nnen
Durb. BuIImanraum srbaltsn auf appIi,
tation BET ben 8. g., & SO. agenten.
Dieter 3us 1T nud uusssitaiiet nit
neuen ausiibtspassOns StpiIhen Retp,
yort uno Buffalo, nm bic STEELE ber re.
suIdrsn PnrlOripaesOns Su eriessn. 8
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-Sn Hsbrsrsn Orten @ubas berrIbi
iuiebsr oas @sIbe Sisbsr.