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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

Although easily explained by current
events, one is nevertheless shocked by
the announcement that the University of
Chicago has introduced into its curricu-
lum course on the art of war. War
has ever been antagonistic to the arts
and sciences, and that it should be fos-
tered by an educational institution-and
that, too, in what until recently was the
least warlike nation on the globes one
of the anomalies of our time.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward fol
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hairs CataTrh Cure
+. j. CHENEY a CO., Toledo, o,
We, the undersigned, have known +. j.
Cheney tor the last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable IN all business transac
lions and financially able to carry out any
oh lgatiOn made by their firm.
WEST Il TRUAN, Whole, ale Druggists, To
lrdO. q.
WALDING, KINNAN Il MARVIN, Wholesale
ID ~ gists Toledo, o.
Hairs CatarTh Gu c Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon The blood and niue nus sur
faces OF tn ~ stem Testimonial sent free.
Price 75,, per bOttlc. Sold by All Druggists.
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11
Burlington Free Press.

The attention of the persons and
papers which choose TO maintain that
license laws are less violated than pro-
hibitory laws may perhaps be profitably
directed to the city of Utica, n Y. Last
Sunday detectives deputzed by the State
commissioner of excise, began investiga-
tions to see how the law was being dis
regarded. They found that the law was
violated in every saloon they visited
Similar investigations would no doubt
have disclosed the fact That the excise
Law of New York was violated in like
manner in every saloon of every city in
the State.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

There was once upon time an Egyp
tian king, so it is said. who built a pyr
amid and died of melancholy. His
name was Dumops, yet there are prob
ably few persons who know that they
are perpetuating the memory Of his
tragic history when they remark thai
they are sin the dumps"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

Occasionally the truth breaks through
the censorship in South Africa, and it
makes sad reading. The editor of the
Ottawa Citizen Is with Canadian artil-
lery company down there, and he writes
no lie some very I'll pleasant facts of the
ruthless warfare Kitchener is carrying
on. The Canadian hoys are too Ameri-
can in sentiment to enjoy the looting and
burning of defenseless homesteads and
villages. yet that is the order of Kitche-
ner they are compelled to carry out
Their fight Is against women and chill
dren. These they turn out of the house,
throw after little furniture and bed.
ding, and then set fire to the cottage.
The Gazette editor describes In detail
and without effort at excuse, this kind of
wanton warfare, and it is evident that he
is filled with as much disgust as he pro-
duces In his readers.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

Mark Hanna's assertion that "there
are no trusts" made during the recent
presidential campaign, was pretty thor
oughly riddled at the time by the New
York World, and the REGISTER took oc-
casion to reproduce some of the detailed
descriptions of trusts then brought.out.
Among the latter was the salt trust. Ii
has been denied over and oyer again that
the salt trust is an mi urious monopoly,
or that the price of salt is now higher
than a fair profit justifies. This being
the case, the experiment of the Armour
packing company of Kansas City, made
public last week, has peculiar signifi.
canoe. This company has Just begun to
receive the first consignments of an order
of $4,000 tons of common salt purchased
in Portugal, and the company's agent
makes the statement that they save a
considerable sum by purchasing abroad.
This assertion becomes more Impressive
when we consider it in detail. The
Armours could buy salt from the trust
at 81 per ton and pay transportation on
1t for 2lO miles. But they are able TO
save money by purchasing in Portugal.
paying steamer and freight rates for
over 5000 miles and on top of that a duty
OF eight cents per hundred pounds !
Truly, "there are no trusts"
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11
water starts n Fire.

A barn in Belgium was set on fire
by a shower. The farmer placed q
quantity of quicklime near shed and
left it there ali night. In the course
of the night rain fell on the lime, and
the heat thus developed became So
great that it set the shed on fire.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11
FRIDAY, JANUARY IL, 1901.

Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore has
Joined the increasing ranks of those who
are opposed to saddling upon the Repub-
lie Il standing army of the proportions of
European monarchy. In a sermon
delivered at high mass last Sunday in
his cathedral, he reviewed the wars of
the past century and pointed out the
evil results in Europe of maintaining
large bodies of armed men.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

An evidence of the remarkable indus
trial awakening in the South is to be
found in the number of textile mills
started in that section during 1900
Throughout all New England only Il
new mills were opened, while in the
South 10 less than the remarkable figure
of l79 was reached. South Carolina
alone opened Il mills during the year
with cheap labor and the raw material
right at hand, the South offers strong
competition.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11
[Atchison Globe

A story is told of Miss Ruth BRYAN,
daughter of the erstwhile great William
Jennings Bryan. She started TO school
ont morning not long ago. and after a
desperate run for street car finally sue
coeded in catching it. As she took her
seat she gasped, "Well, I'm glad one OF
the family can run for something and get
it,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

The opening of the 20;h century has
given occasion for the publication of no
end of sketches of centenarians who
have "liyed in three cehtulies.' The
number is surprisingly large, but few of
those which have come to notice can
compare in years with Mrs. Honora
McCarly of South salisbury, this state,
who has reached the remarkable age of
ITO years. The authenticity of the
figures are said to be established by the
entry IN the parish church records of
County Cork, Ireland, where she was
born. She still is strong enough to walk
to church and help about the house
hold duties in the home of her son, with
whom she lives.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11
accommodating STAMP Clerk.

zone hundred two'sY' said the post
office clerk. Eyes. ma'am."
"And charge them to Mr.. Newliwed.
No. 411"-
"Sorry. ma'axn," interrupted the
clerk, "but we can't do that"
"You cau't?" the young bride ex-
claimed Indignantly. "My husbands
credit Is good everywhere, and, besides,
we always get our letters from your
Philadelphia Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

Wrest-Tell you. friend, the rich has
their troubles.
Dawson-Bet your life | do. Onst,
when ! had two pair of pants, | found
the labor of changin things from one
set of pockets to the other set of peck
cts almost more'n | could stand.-In-
dianapolis Press.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

In the organization of the police depart
ment at Johannesburg, the system Of
Identification by finger marks is being in
troduced, and in this way every native is,
to be registered
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

The prOprietors of a department store
in Phi'adelphla announce that foreign
money will be received at face value ia
payment for purchases.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

Group instantly relieved. DR.. Thomas
Eclectrc Oil. Perfectly safe. Never
fails. AT any drug store.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-01-11

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING IN every variety,
Al the lowest prices consistent with good
work and quality of stock.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-08-07


 or the Supreme Court shall be S5, ,00, per annum. Judges of the Circuit Cour and Chancellors shall be s8, 900 per an, num- "
 Mir. Williams (Elmore)-I am awar, or the fact that this amendment is sim. liar In nature to the amendment of. Tered by some delegate to this Conven. Llon to the report of thAN Committee or Legislative Department. which report was not adopted. but, MT. President and gentlemen of the Convention think the arguments adduced and pro. posed in favor of the increase of the Governors salary. by the gentlemen who supported that part Of the prop. osifior. w2s in the report submitted by the Cdninittee. The Judges of the Su. preme Couri have a great dea of work to do, and in order tc have the very best men of the State
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

- Nbbotat u. VI. gbafe bat f@ aIs
2anbioai fur Common 9Ieas 8i&ter ans
seilnbist.
- Ssrr unb Srau Srant SummIe,
bon Quincy Gbsnue finb am Samfae
bur8 bic @eburt zines S6bnIeinS be-
eIids tuOrosn.
= Ser nsue County gontreller bal
tempordr feline Imtsftube in ber Ofiet
bon SderiH Sdabt. Mm Montae trai
er ieinen Amtstermin an.
: Sn @smdbbsit nit Der Serabfssunf
Der 8,erfteuer, l,sb am Montoe bic Sem
tral penn. 8rau gpmpanie cine Ssrab,
febuns bon 25 Gents an is6em SAB Siel
eintreten.
- Sin Der bsrsansensn DOds ersis.
neten iid laut BEN 8eridt bes Sstretdri
oeS @~eiunbbeitS' Bureaus % 9obssfda'
unb ie&s Sale bon anitedenben 2ranf'
beitsn uurben sbenfaas %aneemelbst.
- Dir mb&tsn bic Iisben 2eier brin.
8eno Dor Seusrsbrunt unb 5susrtuerI
trarnen. Nus alien @ssenbsn iinb i6or
bic 8anse petHofene Wo@e binburd
Ra&ri&ten sinsstrOHen, bic iber srdBli.
DE nnfdue beri&ten. Sitet Seim uni
Rinbsr iudbreno bes sIorrei&en 4. Suli
- Cine nsus 2ose Der Barren Snipsi.
loren unb &sparatursn @eieqi6aft if
bier init folssnbsn 8samten essrGnbei
tporben: Sauptinipettor. Sames Boon
afitent. Carl 8opcs; 9r0tOiOa. uni
Sinans.S siretar, SOispb 8rsseOtt; Cru
tees. albert NOrtOn, @Obbart Rsisr un,
Satcb SObns.
- Die furhtbare Site Der lester
WoGe, uel&s in alien 2~anbestbsiIer
terriat unb Cob uuo 8erberbsn sul
5olse bat, madte fi6 au6 bier Opfs,
uno bier Ysrfonen erlaeen cerfelbsn an
Disnfas. nemIi& Srau Sobn gatpIst
bon 1root Strabe. Sobn 9aiprid Dor
Weft 2adaipanna Ipenue, Wartin Sar.
ben BON penn Apenue, unb Elm Sauglinf
ees Sotn gbritian bon Ripsr Strabe
Au3 Gin babies Dusenb Sale bon 2suten.
bic bic SiBe tbermannte, ipurbsn anee.
melbet. Wenn ii& ni&t baIb cine iibI,
9uftusas einfslt, 70 iuirb bic Site nod
fdr 8iele fatal perben.
= SIN obersn Ibeile bss gounties
limb bic Poden auseebroden; in Sr9.
balb sgiftirt Elm SAL unb Sobn :. Dou.
ebsr Vt Der 8etrOfene. pabrsnb A.
SimpiOn Suei Saae sriiirsn, Sobr
Ioolan, Elm Oniel bsS Grtsenannten,
unb oeiien Nadbarin. Srau 9nn 9oub
Or. D. &. See, Sefrstdr Der Staats.
Observation-Disclosures. ipurbe bon ben Sal.
len bsna&ridiist unb bat cine luaran.
taine anseOronet, fopie aud Smpfunf
ioIter Perionen, bic nit ben Boden.
tranten in 8sttbruns tamen. IS tint
ale nbtbiaen @%ortebrunssn sstrOfer
iporesn, un pie 8erbrsituns Der 8ranf'
belt tu perbinbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

TeuersG racfer8-6i gum padtt, srtra
eros. 2 pddets 5 Gents. 40 gum padtt, srtra
erpb, 5 Cents PER padtt. Rs. 2 per pddst, 5
9tnts. 80. 3 per padtt Is Gents. go. a
per padft, IS Gents. Uncle Cam Ranontns
Gradsrs. per 8ilf6sn, 10 Gents.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Gents. Ridd.
plaitirt, srOB, 10 Gents. llnsaabtm patrCnsn
Vifclsn, 10 Gents.
Napier 3hnbbnt&en-t2 8iR&sH fir
4 Gents. 8isisn 3inbbit&sH, 1 Gent has
2tfGsn.
N6mifde 8ersen-DOpptlt, srtra srobs
farbiss Stsrnt. 4 8altn, 3 &snts 6 8aatn.
A @snts; 8 8altn, 5 Gents ; IL 8aatH, 10
Gents Is 9aaen, is Gents.
SApar;e Streifen 4auonen.
GraderSoNo. 5, ST !3Oa, 2 Gents gO.
z. 81 3oa, 5 Gents 30. 8, ff4 3oa, 10
CENTS 30. 10, IL 3Oa, Is Gents.
HarbiseS Teuer-i plumb Sannt,
@olb, grim petr blau, per aanns 10 Gents.
Tarbiee CTR Rcdets-grRt auali.
tat @aarei, aficrtirts farbisf Sisrnt In ifbtm
Stid. 1 lluss. is 1 Gent 3 unSsn, it 4 gts
4 llnItn is 5 Gents 8 llulsn, IL is Gents
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
SAIimmer 9otelbrane.

Das ,.@sntraI SoteI" au 8ern, elmo
cine Welle bitIi& bon Bakersfield, Gal,
serieib in 8ranb. tpabrf6sinIi1 infoIes
Der GrpIoiiOn elmer 2ampe. Nan ipeib
bsfimmt. bab minbsitsns cine gsrion
babel umBsfommen III. unb metrers an,
bsre tperoen permiBt. Dem Ssusripebr.
mann @o. 9ibbeit tpurbs Der SGabsI se.
bro&sn. Ran fanb cine 2ei6s, tpsI4s
als bic bes S6miebeesbiIfen George
Start ioentif3irt ipurbs. Sobn 9born.
ton erlitt IebenSsefdbrIi6e 8ranbpun.
ben. Der S&aoen bstrdst nur siipO
$4,000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
Sob 4Ot.~

DAB bic SarUarb. uniberltdt bsi6Ioi.
fen bat, 9raliosnt Wc8inlsp ben Doitor.
but su beIleiben. III bsreits ssmslOst nor.
ben. Sect aber tpirb es bslannt. bab
aud Der beuti@s 8Oti&afier in @aib.
inetOn, Ssrr b. Soasbsn ben DOitorbui
srbalten tpirb. Die gbruns bisfss 81.
plOmaten sef&iebt in Ansrfsnnuns Der
berpOrrasenbsn 8erbienite. psI4s Ct ii&
um bic @abruua uno S6rbsrune Der
berSli&en 8ssisbunsen stpii6sn Dsuii&.
lamb unb ben Der. Staten srtporbsn
bat. 4ua Staatsieiretar SaB iOl ben
DOftOrbut erbalten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

a;... GA
Funna's SsH PES S@uees pei @elese pee
sauDI uno pet gs'utar Der @ouSesnsurs.
gIss!etun8 prelsgsgepsn. acme Stpssfel
Y oleier hn9slesl'9e S1rltt auf Werans
.allang PES sore gtlaef mi Deg eolo'
mats SsIIelars epafaperia,n .8eibebsn.
NV Sst'Ias NIL osr HesIsruna "
,%nous 8so'ogen. anleren pouano,lasR
un.st'2ansn W Die bre'eslt gstauot. in
O.slsf SriiS lolss opne Sipelfsl bic lIbs'
'a's paf'e' pe'feno s'nsrssfen'
9apfertett 8ursu.
tlebsr ben iansRen 8uIammsnitob bsr
oI'Isn MI! gen Duten psro lest ausfabr'
WY w1S IoI91 pst'gtst: Ste eomman'
1an.sa g.a.ah uho Smi radtsn am DOTS
oS oon D'snHa9 mn ntpt nenl8st ole
o,oVo psahn pet Nlpn'one uno oerla4'
ssn' gsnSn.,W Osslsnl9ene otn1'anoantsn
osr .uI5u" jamestown s''nabm. na9'
bss,ioss Ssusr ,,S S..; TSnHs.s" CIV
wanSou, @sior s;nas M u la"vss-eVm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. h;s G. a""s w
S-noiSnSsr 49, eS wv wv
S;sIsihsr sa,,s, $500 w. a~aisuIo10s'n.
Se snis,st ,nSrssn .ns =" a.us. Sas
Sobsr Ssr M,Sosssa ~" Ds.v..'sm IVY
| 0ad @intritt Der OunfeIbsii ,"orssn S;s
@naldnoer psitsre SeStunosor6ben ous
unb iuhteu in anberer Meiie lire aoo,
,u perbsGern, inbsfsn ,oaen bic 8ursn IN
Der Hadt ab. ba he erfubren. cine Gnt.
fabtruppe fei auf benz @eoe' goie Nu,
rem batten 5 9obts unb 7 0srtpunbete.
neber ben 8erIuf ber @nslanber 1T
ni4ts betannt setuOrbsn.
yin detachment Der 8uren marf6itts
Dis auf aepn Dtellsn tpeltli9 bon 8artlp
ano erltf e,ne brltiits pollbsipatrcuias.
lomie Die Selabun8 Der Gpnoale unb
OrpRanoale Yarns an. Die 8riten
ostloren ssnen Sootsn, 9 @%sfaneensn
uno . Sertpunoete.
Die beiben Bursn . Rommanbos bss
Generals 5Ouds Iinb bis iber 8lsn VII.
monb pOrseriidt, has unssfdbr ,ebn Nsi.
len ilDlih bon MIibaI Rortb lieat. 8u.
rem unb britiide 3unbi6afier baben Ie6s
Dieilen bon BARLEY Gait, 9apfolonis.
S6dGe eetue1Ielt.
Qlnbrss De 3et. elm eousin b,s Nu.
rsn.@ snerals. bell i'm MIbombros Tho.
ter in 8rl6sl sinen 8ortrao, Der mil IN.
tbuIiah,i6em 8eifol ouoenommsn mnrns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
@urbe tot.

8abrenb mon Better @aGama, tpeIds'
bon elmer Rutte ssbifen tpOrben mar
auf einem 3use Der Chicago & CATER
Sainois RaiIpup mad gbicaeo bradte
UNI ibn sessn bic Wafsrf&su bsbanbeIi
su Iufen, riff er fiG bon feinen @drtsri
los unb bate. ebe er tibertrdItist psrber
icnnte. stpei BuRaeiere sebiFsn. Gin,
Panit brad auf benz i3uee aus. Gon'
eutteur Bailey padte ben Iobfd6tisen
tpdbrenb bisier einen Pafaeier attadirte
uno tuurbe bafir bon ibm ms Sanbssl
lent eebifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
Sunmcre.

2aibarina 2aura, bic sin,iss Tod.
ter Der gbeleute @Ontao Shpsvter bon
On Srinier Strabe, ftarb am WOnias
unb uures YiittpO& beeroi8t.
Der Stalisnsr GOnp 2onsO. Der i'm
pcri8en Ausuit ben Polisitsn Samss
9oloen in Dunmore ermOrbets. III in
StaIisn uerbaftet tporben unb tpirb bort
fur lem 8erbredeu ,ur &s&sni&aft &c.
scssn iusrbsn. Btnn es li6, ipie man
srtpartst. beraushslt. ooB 2oneo elm
Barssr psr Der. Staatsn III. 10 ipirb um
feline Auslisfsrune stfu&t tpsrbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
Gin uertbbuQer Griat,

Wv WtstYouutt VtfuRs pSW pAtte
% far melne Bfl,&t' ipreibt 0err ".
). A8ricola. Marietta. Ga, in sinsm
Brief an Or. Better Sabruep in gbicaso.
ST.. .Sbnen meme grfabrungen nit
Sbrsn tueribpolen Webisinsn mitsutbsi.
len. SD esbrau&s bieielben felt ssbn
Sabrsn in meiner Samilie. 8ranfbsiisn,
ipel6e 6ur& grtaltuns unb unrsinss
8lut sniftsbsn, ipis Grippe, Rbsumatis.
mus II. I. ~. babe i'd in meinsr SamiIis
unb an mir islbft, Obne 3usiebuns zines
Arates, NIT 5orul's Glpenirautsr Dilute
belsbsr ssbsilt. Rubr mid tuenisen DO.
fen bon Sorni's Wasentarfer. Sar
Rbeumatismus babe babe i'd innsrli6
ben 8IutbsIeber uno duberli& Sorni's
Ssil Del gum ginreiben a~nsstpanbt unb
l4on nab psniBsn Saesn perlisbsn mid
bic S4merssn. Sd battle baber Sbre
Weellnen, pel6s IN te,nem Saufe fsblsn
ioaten. far bic bsfsn unb bIaieasn i'm
Wartte,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

1 plumb, is IS Gtnts.
Tlaagen-Dr baltsn ben S0afdnbiafsn
goratb In Der Stabt. 4 Gents bas DuBtnb
unb aufpGris.
Nattam 8ombe-8ann ntdt rtbnsn,
10 Gents.
Mnaelabene 3atrpnen-22 8alibtr,
so fir 10 Gents 80 8aIibtr, Ranbfsuu, IS
Gents 30 8aIitrr, GsntraIftutr, 25 Gents.
Nepetirenbe 1crpebpeS - grtBusn
bel itbtm @urfs. Np. 1, 2 fir 1 Gent; SO.
2, is Gent; 20. 8, 2 fir S Gents.
SapansffAe Eorpespes-t0 I'M aif.
der, Q aifihtu fir 5 9tnts !; 25 I'M 8it6tn, 10
Gents has 8if&sn 8 i'm 8il&tn, 1 Gent.
BaaouS-0p 8. 10 Gents SO. t8, is
Gents no. Is, "a Gu6, 25 Gents.
Slumen Wfiuen-9eat @rSbs l6ptrs
Wiut, a%fprtirtt Stsrnt unb S@lansItI tt 4
Gents.
GIeftrifhe Rdber-6libsnbsr 8urm,
Dunesr 6pntaint unb anbsrt, 4 unb 10 Gsnts
Donnerfra@-sauu at&t %srtSn,n, 1 st,
Rauonen-Gar puIun unb gradus, 10
Gtnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
8lbner Naub.

Ssds mastirts. nit 8sboIpsru behalf.
nste 8erle braneen am 5reitas bel Bros
TIERS Station, 8. 8a.. in ben paIaft
bss Wiaionenrsiden Oelano. 8sfssrs
Sacob 8. Wbite, banben bic fiebsn i'm
Sauie aneetrOfsnsn WiteIisbsr Der ia.
mile. qudltsn iie nit Rabeln unb 5susr,
bic 8srfsds bon @slb unb @atbiaGsn
anjuseben. unb erarifsn idliebll4 nit
elmer 8suts bon $4,000 in 8aar unb
$4,000 in S6mudia&sn bic SIu6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

Der britii6s 2ransporibampfsr ,.arr
msnian" bru6te bic sIite Ablbsiluns &c,
fanesner 8uren mad Samilton, Bsrmu.
ba. bic auf 0urrsa'S uno 2udsr's SIN.
feln untereebra&t tperben iOlsn. Rur
bic 8eiunobeitsbeamtsn burftsn ben
Dampfer bstreten. 8iele Der @sfangs,
men foasn i&tper franz iein.
Der ausftanb Der Strsdsnarbeiter
Der @anabifden Baeifiebnbn madt Der
@sisai&aft bel su i&uffsn. Die I'm.
terbre6uns bee 2eIearapben unb 8si&d.
bi8un8en beS Ober6aues i'm Wsfsn
ionntsn nidt ausaebsRert ipsrbsn nnb
bra4ien stObs BsE~iSssrunssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04
eiIosr eafe Sommsrfdule, SiIser
9afe, u. u.

Die 2adatpanna giienbnbn b%srfaufi
8ilets mad Obissm Dirt bonn 8. SuIi bio
gum 90. ausuft uei&e su isbsr 8sit sui
fir bic Rldfabrt bis gum |. September
fnb. RunbreiIs S7.20,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-04

Bettrsnueu, Sinsbamton, ". D.
Ser A8ent Der 2adapanna Giisnbabn
tpirb Sabrbiaste na& 8inebamtOn am 4.
unb 5. sud- bertaufen. 8unbreiie 81. 80
gut bis gum s.. Suli.
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Neue Mmsei8en.
Oentiaes CONNER 1beater,
Scranton eisesrfrdni.
Mem Wnrf Sfaniniel lfniemhlr.

Vim Dieuftaa, ben D. Juli 1901;
suf pidtitisss 9trIanssu,
,.2umpacl 8asabunDus," oDer ..Das
lisoetlide 4teeblatt."
@rObf 3aubsr-pOHt nit Gtiaus in 4 aftfn une
tinsm 8Oripisl stnanHt .Das 6ssuTFi4,"
pon Sob. RsfffrOp.
aHfans pradls 8.f5. Giniritt, IS 9is. RE
Sigs, IS &is. 8iaftf linp ~ babsn bel
AIbsrt 3sat, penn Aps, triB peIInasdL DpO-
ming I'VE, 8 /. Gabrsnbelt, J2t penn Hps., faT
bic Sleltts in Der 8tpaitipH Oss 9ourHaL.
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slsminiarators aasrist. -sintaIaasulsaft

W0minIfraIors WadrlHt.- pinitTIaftnIHaft
be- pat. pnmann Bablsrs lsn., isstbin
pon DunmeIs, tadapanua 9suniy, pa.
Sn Der Obistn 5iniuIaftnibaft II bsm rinisr.
Jtihnsisn ttitamsutariltt 0uIma&t bspiaiat
worbsn, uHb ale psrfcnsH, bic 6orbtruustu
gfssu bititlbs babtn, pupsH lol1t juT 8pabI-
uus tiurtiten ; unb pr ~pfrislbtH f&ulbtt, piTs
luT isfUriistn 3abIuns frsuupIiGf aufsfferbnt,
Ausult Wablus, AbminifraipT.
2f,6 1882 GTppt Straek DuHmsys,
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Semfc's
ltoenti9e 8ieraabe,
49,
ais DEM ASenus.

Gin uad aItbtuti&er 8til. ssfibrt.s eotal,
NO man fiber ii, ftsts anssusbms Sssaibafl
~ fuoeu,
Sas nit b~erielb.n btrbunotn. q 4
rant Iisfsrt aus SelifatsHtu Der Sabrssbeit.
,,Birjbureer Sofbriu" uno beige 8iert;
importirts Beib- unb Rotbpsint, prima Cigar.
ren, b5fihs Be6ieuuug.
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Infer gorratb 1T sr0ber uo biai9er we ie supOr. 9ee Saaen
nerben interehant iein, penn Sic SeIO e%riparen polen.
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2apse oIonie.

Die 2onboner Daily 3sips'' psrBH.
snili&te am WOntaa einen 8eridt lbsr
bic poIihi6e Situation in Der Rap : Sos
Ionic. &c beibt barin bon bsute
WOresn an iinb bic untsribunsn bss
RSniss in Der Rap. GOlOnis flE unbe'
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-26

pose on our national legislators a grave
obligation to consider whether such a
course is not demanded by wise ma
tional policy, wholly apart from any
moral or sentimental consideration.
The o e believes, as it has always
believed, that the ultimate fate of Cuba
is as a state of the American Union.
That end will be reached ultimately. The
more liberal the policy pursued by this
nation toward the young republic, the
more likely are the people of the island
to freely seek the realization of their
manifest destiny. The negotiation of
such a treaty with Cuba will be an act
Well worthy of the high estimation in
which President Roosevelt Is held among
his countrymen and will be directly in
line with the national courses which the
people are looking to see his administra-
ton follow.
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lish such cable system, it is a crafty
portunity involved should be so promptly
awaited of by private enterprise. There
will be ample patronage for such a sys-
tenn wholly outside of government uses.
The enterprise will no doubt prove profit
able from the outset The completion of
the Hawaiian line by next May Will prove
gratifying circumstance to the people
of that country; and the effect upon the
prosperity and progress of the Hawaiian
islands will be far-reaching and will be
felt Immediately on the completion of the
task.
So, too, if the Philippines are ever des-
tined to invite to them the enterprising
and progressive elements of American
population. it will only be when the
closest and most complete cable COM
munication is established With reason
able cable rates maintained, and with
government cable system in operation,
the effect will be to virtually moor the
islands to the very shores of the Ameri-
can continent.
fitting sequel to this enterprise would
be the establishment of direct cable COM
munication between the United States
and every Central and South American
state. If the Pan-American movement
has any substantial value at all it will
manifest itself earlier perhaps in the
establishment of such communication
than in any other way.