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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Fine Edlfce to Be Erected by Ger
mans at ichita-

Fine Edlfce to Be Erected by Ger
mans at ( ichita-
Wichita, June 1.-THE German Cath
ole congregation of this city is going
to erect a new house of worship on the
corner of Ohio avenue and Second
street. It will be one of the incest
church buildings in the city
Rev. Father Charles is now letting
contracts for the material and the
building will be commenced by the first
Of September. It was learned from
Father Charles yesterday that the
church will be 5Ox125 feet and Will be
built Of stone and pressed brick It will
be plain and neat on the outside, but
the inside of the church viii be the TN
est in the city Father Charles said he
was going to have the most beautiful
part Of the edifice on the inside where
his congregation could see it. 1t viii
have fine grained ceiling, the finest in
the city and the entire inside of the
building viii be finished at great cost
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
CHOICE OF VERDICTS
Allowed the Jury by Instruct
ions in Kennedy Case.

Kansas city, June 1.-THE instruc-
tions make it possible for the jury to
reach verdict on the charges OF muir
der in the first or second degree or man
slaughter.
At the afternoon session Attorney
Nearing opened the case for the defense
demanding nothing short of acquittal.
He declared there had been no conspir-
acy to kill Kennedy but that his wife
had shot him during q condition OF
hysteria bordering on insanity, caused
by her delicate condition and the fact
that her betrayer Kennedy had deserted
her.
Charles Burnham followed the defense
It is not likely that the case will be
given TO the jury before tomorrow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
THAT SALARY ORDINANCE.
City Council Will Wrestle With It
Tonight.

The city council will meet tonight in
special session. It is an adjourned meet
ing from Monday night and the princi-
pal business that will come before the
council will be the consideration of the
salary ordinance.
The engineers estimates on the rs
blocks of new pavement ordered by the
council recently will also be presented.
The blocks ordered paved are on Sec
ond avenue from Madison to Quincy, 2
blocks: on Buchanan from Fifteenth to
Twentieth street, blocks; on Western
from Second to Sixth, A blocks; on Quin-
cy, from Eleventh to Fifteenth streets,
4 blocks; and on West Eighth from To-
peka to Buchanan street, Z blocks. Two
alleys, one on Clay between Second and
Sixth avenues, four blocks and on Hun
toon from Harrison to Van Buren,, one
block is also included.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

Since entering upon the third trial OF
their client for the murder of Dolly
Reynolds the attorneys for DR.. Kennedy
have discovered that he was somewhere
else at the time of the killing and are
producing witnesses to prove it. What
should be done to persons who knowing
the innocence Of an accused man would
permit him to remain in prison for years
and allow his life to beplaced in jeopardy
when by speaking out they might pre-
vent all this2 But after all the jury may
not believe them
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
MINED AMERICANs TRADE
Prince Poniatowski Make Q Deal
With Sultan of Sulu-

San Francisco. June IA special to
the Call from Manila says: Prince
Poniatowsl1i Of San Francisco has pro-
cured from the sultan Of Jolo an ALSO
lutte concession for fifty years of the ISL
and Of Paraguao 1t is reported the
prince has formed a s10.000,000 company
and is making plans for a most thorough
exploitation Of the timber, mining, rub
Der and pearl Industries of the island
and the development Of its shipping. The
scheme also embodies a plan for the
building of roads and harbor improve
ments.
The representative of the prince here,
John Anthony presented documents to
the Philippine commission and asked for
an Endorsement Of the plan. As the
question involves the agreement OF Gen.
Bates with the sultan and also the
validity Of the sultan's jurisdiction and
authority it viii probably be referred
to washington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
Still Use Stamps

Though the 50-cent revenue stamps
are no longer required on the bonds of
notary publics, county, township and
n municipal officers, about half of those
now executed still bear the stamps.
The secretary of state in printing a lot
Of new blanks after the internal rev
enue commissioner had made this order
left off the printed line at the bottom
which said that revenue stamps to the
amount Of so cents was to be attached.
The new notaries do not seem to notice
the omission but continue to put them
selves to the expense of revenue stamps.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
Callahan Held For Perjury.

Omaha, June 14-County Judge Vim
sonhaler this afternoon passed upon
the case of James Callahan who had
his preliminary examination before
that court upon charge OF perjury com
cases. The court held Callahan for
trial in the district court and fixed his
bail at 81 500
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
A Town Sold.

Louisville, June l4-Tt is said here
that the town of Grand Rivers. KY.
which was promoted by eastern cap
italists, one of whom was Thomas
Lawson. of Boston. has been trans
ferred by a Boston firm to John w
Harrison and Edward Simmons. Of st
Louis. for 100000. The promoters
years ago are said to have invested
s.. 600 0OO in the fnWn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
Lace Departf11ent.
July Designers 1Oc

VaIenciennes Edges and Insertions-ffty thousand
yards-our own importation-13 Off Regular Prices
Regular prices after Monday
TOrcEOns-Edges and InsertiOns-abo three thou
sand yards in the lot-worth &c. &c. 10 yard
ali one price SC yard
Lace AIl-Overs-whte, cream and black-25 pieces
which picked up at very low price-we will give
you the benefit Is Off Regular Prices
Lace CoIIars-cream venise-
25c numbers for Ioc each
Fancy Goods Department.
BeIting-pleated satin. 25c and 35c yard
BucElles-dip front effect 25c to $E5O
Belts-satin and leather nc to $3.50
Bag Tops-25c, soc, soc, csc, 75c, ST., $I25, SI.5o
Purse Silx-black or steel color. 45C spool
Tooth Brushes-15c and zoe values for...-...... Ioc
Hosiery.
f.ness.5o. Bam5s asoR stitch Isle and 39c pr
few dozen Ladies drop stitch tan isles 0Ec mr.
-5Oc quality clean up................. ZOS III {"
Ladies' fast black seamless white foot, special
At I5C pair for 25c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
Died Among Stranger.

Emporia, June Thames Dougherty
died at the county poor farm here
Thursday He came from Henry, Ill.
from a wen to do family, but was
robbed at St. Joseph and left penniless.
In this condition he died among strang-
ers after a few days sickness.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

Maybe you We're out late last night If
you had taken a Krause's Headache Cap
sule before retiring your head would be
cool and clear this morning. Take one
now and YOU viii be all right in an half
hour Price 25c- Sold by George. w
Stansfield. 6s2 Kansas ave-; Marshall
Bros. rs Kansas ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

Anna made the discovery as to Cor
der's deception. Corder then disappear
ed and Anna has not seen him" since.
Justice Tehane was being sought ear
nestly yesterday by Anna, who wants
him to annul the marriage. She also
would like her $50 back
The Jersey City police last night said
they had not been asked to arrest Cor
der
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

to San Francisco with the EpwOrth
Lacquer The Union Pacific win run
Special Tourist Sleeping cars every
day from July 9Th to July 18th. Topeka
to San Francisco without change Rate
S. 90 for double berth. The round trip
rate will be $500 and tickets will b.
good till August 31st. 1901 Stop-Overs
may be secured at and west Of Denver
For other information see your nearest
Union Pacific Agent.
Millinery bargains at Tr0up's Enter
prise
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

A delegate to the Industrial conven-
ton at Philadelphia asks why the Mica
raga canal has not been built. The man
who possessed the most information on
that subject is now dead. In life he was
called coils Z. Huntington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

Tom Johnson has adopted the Nc
Kinley fashion promptly and declares
he would not accept a nomination for
governor Of Ohio and even goes so far
ais to say he would not accept the Office
if elected to 1t. What's the matter with
all these Ohio people? Senator Hanna
may yet fall a victim to the prevailing
endemic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

A pull all together should fetch the
northwestern extension of the Missouri
Pacific without any great delay. 1t can
hardly fail TO strike the managers of the
road as good business proposition and
II there is nothing in the way mere
than is apparent on the surface Topeka
should have direct railroad connection
with the northwest in a few months.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

The colored man who cooked for Gen.
Grant has just died. He is the pioneer.
probably. Of hundreds OF his kind who
arc to follow. The body servant of
George washington must now take a
7,ssr.I-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

Washington Post: So many govern
ment officials are engaged in writing for
the magazines and newspapers that the
people viii soon begin to wonder when
they find the time to attend to the duties
for which they are paid out OF the public
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

The governor Of Samoa seems to have
failed to realize that he was back in
civilization on reaching San Francisco
and permitted himself to be held UP
and robbed. Among the Samoan
heathens probably he would have been
entirely safe from such attack.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

Andrew Carnegie has been given the
degree Of IL D. by Glasgo university
in return for his millions Probably it
was all the university had to give that
Carnegie would care to have.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

EngIand's decision that the Rand
znlnes must pay half the cost of the war
ia equivalent to a confession regarding
what the war is about
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

In this country we fire cannon, or did.
20 bring rain. in France they do the
same thing to drive it away You pays
your money and takes your choice"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
DANGEROUS ILL.

Gov. Pingree Is Threatened With
Peritonitis.
London, June 14.-Hazen S. Pingree,
former governor of Michigan, is in this
city suffering from a bad attack of dys-
EMERY. Inflammation of the intestines
has developed and there are symptoms
of peritonitis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14

pamphlets will be furnished free upon
application to s. K Hooper, G. p. &
T. A.. Denver, Colo
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
WOMAN MARRIEs WOMAN.
Strange Story of a Brief Married Life
IN Jersey.

New York June 14-As strangers the
story of Murray Hall is that of Herman
Corder Anna Schultz says she became
Mrs. Corder. gave all her savings-$30- ?
TO her husband, and then learned that
The was a woman she says that
when she made the discovery Her
man. fled
According to Anna, one morning in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-14
WARREN Na.CRoSBY 6 CO
no. DRY GOODS
SaA 6g3-6gS MANS. AVE.
July Standard Patterns. July Designers 1Oc.

July Standard Patterns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
auSpelet i'm Berlin.

.Wabame" @Iifabstb 8ousier, eins
rafinirts auppIsrin. tpirb ssri1tIi& fir
lansers 8eit uniddbIi& semadt tperben.
Sic bat ibre boHsIeeanten Mpartements
i'm slauie 8immerRrabe 8 unb g.. Berlin.
su l&amIoien Orsien peripanoi. in mel.
der bic 3amen ,,sea9teter" Burger bei
8ei&sbauptfabt unb Mab1sn aus ,,eu.
ter" Samilie fsuriren. Die 8ousisr.
elm altes Srauen3immsr. empfine MID
4~nseb6rise Der Dsmimonbs bel lid, lon.
bern ipubte auf ausfasen unb Reiisr
iunee bIGbenbe Mdbdsn i'm AIter Dor
1872 Satren ansuIodsn. sIu9 Wab.
den unter IA Subrsn bate Ie nadpeis,
lid fir ibre 8tpsds ~beripanbt. Das
,.@ei&dft." bel benz Gbampaener IL
Strbmsn fob, purbs bsr Botii&t baIbs'
ME ldnser aIs bis um 10 nbr abenbs
auseebebnt. Rlineelte elm, .gapalisr.'
10 tpurbe ibm INNER bur@ Elm @udIod
Elm neberblid in ben srobsn SaaI sroHnst
tpOrauf CT feline AustpabI traf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
aIad the Ripper.H

nsber bic 0srbafiun8 bes pfaIgfden
nSad tbe Slipper" melbet man nod int.
refanie @inaelbsiten: Sin gufsebot bon
70 polijeileuten bate bas ~bebopuats
OperationfeIb uolt6nbig u~msinaelt,
tpabreno lie ttpei aIs 2isbsspar&en Der,
tleibete SdubIeute auf unb ablpanbeltsn
@e8en IL nbr Ha@ts fam Der nsbslibd.
ter BON alien &an8irbabnbof aus mad
bet usberfausfeIe qusrfslbein sei&ritten
Sect nabmen ibn bic beioen ..Pdr9sn''
iofcrt auf's Gorn unb lisben i'm midi
aus ben aueen. Sin ais Wabden Der.
ileiester 9oIi,it fab Jpn bann i'm Sira.
benBrabsn psridminbsn unb stipas blins
fenbes in Der Sanb baltsn. Ser Der.
BREEDER iteute ii& idIafsnb. Man iber.
tpdltiBte ibn iofort. tudbrenb er nod
i&neu iein WsHer in bic Grbe su iiober
periubte, mas ibm aber niht mebr gslang
Die gauge Stabt 2ubpi8sbafen, insbe'
ioneere bic SrauenpeIt. III snbli& mi,
bon einem Alp befreit, unb Sad ben
Guffdliber" birfts nun tpobl elm. I'd,
aaemal fem fddnbliGes $ anblperi eeIesl
lein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
8ein Sceans.Safen

Nadosm Stpei Subrseuae, bic 9ampisr
,NOttbpsfern" uno ,yiOltbman'. bic
5abrt bon @bicueO brett nod europa
an8eireten baben, init 8enlBuns bet
3andIe-pnrbe beim Sdabamtsfefretdr
in WnibinBion UNI bic @%rnennune zines
Stripping @ommiflOners" fir @bicasu
na&geiudt, bod CAB Der 8unoss. @snes
ralanpaIt elm @uiadien basesen ab,
neil Gbicaeo etit cann oils Oeean- Safen
bstrahtet iperben Tonne, ipsnn bns grps.
riment ii& aIs erfoIsreId erpieien babe.
Wan ertpartet in @bleaeo. ba6 oieis @ni.
f&eibung umeeftoben iperben Tam, nad.
BEN bic %senannten Dampfer bic Stud.
fabrt bortber srfOIsrsi& eemadt baden
tpsrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
SAter unbenfbar.

Der ..8oppsl." Elm Barrier Senfa.
tionsblatt. tifht BEN Yubliium bic aIts
Rsuistsit auf ba6 Der ruiif&s Gsar isis
mem 8olie cine 8erfaHuns eebsn nil.
Ct iuGt f&Dn felt Sabren nod elmer
Berfafuna. bic ibm far fem Bolt pa6i.
CT fam fe aber INNER ni1t finben.
Sdon iein bsrftOrbener Batter bate cine
8sriafuns bsit.It unb Surf aoris Ns.
lifof bate mt Der NuSarbeitune elmer
folden b%e8cnnen, ibm mar Der SOB
aber ju fhper eetporosn unb CT bate Jpn
auf8eeeben. Der Gsar neiet fH INNER
mebr su Der neber,eusuns bin. bab feline
aeboriamen ilntsrtbanen nod ni&t in Der
8srfahnns finb. cine 8erfaRans iuirbi.
gen su f5nnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Seifenerube

Die 6tabt Gbspsnns. @pO., tpirt
pobI balo ale Seife. bic iiir unbsre. ale
3oilettenstpede benutt ipirb. aus ielnsm
8oben ~Iiefsrn. Nan bat i'm norbpsit,
liden 1bsil Wpomins's, fanf Nsilsr
tpsftIid BON NepcaitIe, cine Sdidi
peibIiden Materials enibedt, tpel6e lit
esrabe tpie cine WinsraIaber bar6 ben
8oben siebt unb elm. fur porIisssnbsr
8sbuf isbr eeeisnets !3uiammsniesuna
bon SGtpefelfof, BOiai6e unb Bins
ftein bilbet. Die .,Seifen' Nber" III IL
biz IL SUB brett unb sebi burd eir
@runbftid pom elmer 8iertelSsA uabrat,
meiIe. tpeIdes stpansie Sabre binSurd
ais cine 8iebtueibe benuBt woroen mar,
Dieie Wode tpirb Elm @sbdnoe nit Wa.
i&ineris sur Ausbsuiune bieies Seifen.
ber8iperfs erridtet perben bic 8oben.
ieife pirb in regular ssidniitenen Stidsr
bon Der setpbbnIiden @tbBe in ben San.
bel fommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Smltan fAmcat.

Das quite beutid.tdrfifde .ginbsrnsb.
men, tpeI&es ben Sultan in letter Belt
70 ftoIs ssmadt bat, i&eint nun bod am
Iansiten %seoauert au baben. SIN beutiden
bipIomatiiden Rreiien ~Serlautet, Der
bsutide @infuB in @onItantinopeI fei
neuerbinas erbebIi@ auriidsebranst ipor'
ben, ipeil Der Sultan bic u%eber3eueuns se'
tponnen, bab ibn bic Sirma Siemsns &
Salsfe beim Abidlu6 anatoIiidsr Babn,
bauten bebsutenb tibsr's DIR eebauen
babe. Sa fosar Sreibsrr Waridaa BON
Bieberftein, Der oeutide 8OtI1after, ffebi
bsim 0rObtarfen ni6t mebr in aaerb5d.
fer @unft. Ser 8Oiidafter bat nemlid
Siemens Aftionen, in bersn 8erIauf Der
2sbtere 8etp6tnli& Elm Granddaughter
oes aaiier WiIbeIms an ben Pabif9at
lberbradte, reselmdbis srfCIsreid untsr'
ftlbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
3puaebeimnife.

Die Nsp YOrfer Appruifsr Bsb5rbs
bat in LETTER 9eit sinlee intsrsHants
8lahiFsirunsen bon Smportariiieln Dor.
aenummen. Daraus eebt gum 8siipisI
berpor, baB faIihe 3dbns feline 3dbns
iinb. ionoern ..Waarsn, ipslds gang obel
bauptiadlid aus erbieen ooer NineraI,
iubitansen bsiteben," ipa8 ben Supporter.
rem eepib re&t fem iriro, ba natlrIihe
3dbne nit einem 9ol bon so Yroseni
beieet Iinb. bic ertpabnten Subnan,en
aber muir init ioI6em bon 35 Yrpasnt.
Das Saar bon gidb6rnden gait bislana
ais .,Wole" uno mubte ais iolde Der,
soIt tpereen, isbt III IS aber oils ,,Saat
BON pferoen. 8inbern uub anberen 1bie
rem" flaiiflrt uno puiirt solfrei. Sc,
trodnete @,oedien. Elm Sanbelsartitel.
pslher i'm dineiiiden 8isrtsI Su Sal
francisco beoeutenben NbfaB finbet, Fl.
euriren beuis ais mebiSinifdes Yrdparai,
ndbreno fie frIber ais .,perf6isoenes,
iont nidt fpecifieiri" nit 10 Yroseni
ab 8alorsm rubricirt uaren. Die dime.
iifden Smporteure. rpelde iberI1lau
fem polten. ipei8ertsn fid, bic 10 BRO.
gent su besablen. neil Iie aeb6rt bdtten,
OaB canaolfde Sr6fde sOlfret bersinid.
men ; als aber bic Appralier bic Snde
in be Sanb beiamsn, srtIartsn lie. bab
bic beiaeten aetrodneien Giosdien, ipslbs
ii6 bislanB IN anonpmem 8ultanos zines
3oaeS bon 10 prossnt sifrsut baiten,
nunmsbr 25 9rojent bssablen miBtsn.
ba Is bel ben rell8,5isn Gsrsmonien Der
Ginefi&en 8auberer, oils Wutsl Sur
4ustreibuns t6ier Setter unb ionft aud
sur 8ersitune elmer neruenfdrtenoen
Wisbisin pertrenbet ipsrben. Sr6ide, bic
ais Habrunesmittel eelten unb 2r6ten,
tpel6s ale Gurioitdten fisuriren. iommsn
au1 firberbin fret berein. GUNNER gel.
len amtlid ais Slide, ObmobI ii@ biz
S&ibpoIossn tiber ben 5aa nod nidt
fIar iinb ; ba aber Elm bobss ensIii@ss
Tribunal einmal entFdieben bat, baB bic
SdiIbfr5ie Elm Snisit iei, 70 f5uusn bic
9ummern fi& iaum ibsr ibrs 8laiffsir.
uns beilaaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
@sbsrfame q bpessn.

Die f&tpebii&e Resisruna bat lid sun
Weriseue oss iarfii6en Sulians bsree,
seben. Dor GINGER 9eii srf@isn in
Dsuti&Ianb Elm Bud. bsiitelt ..bas Sc.
ben bon 4bbul Samio", bon BEN fi6 aud
cine AnSabl @rsmpIare mad S1peben
perirrien. Der ti,tii&s Sultan be.
iGperte fid u in StOdbolm. 6aB Die
8erbreituna bes Budes, in benz er
fale6t ipeaiommt, bort esftattst fei uub
nun Bei6ab bas lnslaubli6e. baB bic
fdrsoiihs 8seierune bic Gonfiseatien
besielben in alien 8u&banblunen aus
orenste. ia bab fo8ar bic adufer bes
Budss beIaftist uno Ibnsn Na6rseeIn
sebrObt ipurbe, iuenn Fe ni&t auslisfsrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
@pate Rafe erbalten.

9aiier @ilbsIm fol- id i&lissli& nit
Der .Mssaaianee", bic fem gIsisrii&er
9eianbti&aftS Seiretdr BON Branlns
einsins, ais er in @aibinsion cine se.
i&ieosne amsrifaniids @ltiips bsiratbste,
bic feline. bon 8rtininss, Mutisr battle fem
tonnen. iufrieben essebsn babsn. gr
bate 8etptinftt, eab o 8rdnins elm
eeutf4es @belfrduIein beiratbsts, UNI bic
8afe bersr bon Brdnins rein su balten.
Die ieBise Satin bon 8rlnines bieb
frlber Warion Great Me8an unb Is
mat bic lsbenslufiss @smablin zines anne,
rilanifden SanbelsmanneS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
@eate elm .ausentens.

..Ob, i'd babe ben abfel nur ais YIN.
benfen IN ben prdhtieen Qbsnb einee.
ftedt." itammelte cine Rem Ycrfer Sc
ielidaftsoame auf elmer Bripaifshtids
felt. BAD sinesnOmmener Nabseii
bate a ii& nit X. Srablen.G rperis
menten amifrt. Die bsirsfenbe Dame
bate ibre 8ruIt ben Sirablen auseefstt
uno has Bib ereab, bab fe in ibrem Gprs
felt sinsn fIbsrnen 2Sfsl fedsn bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Wenen tau,eu.

stus Sanders. @so., iOmmt bic 0a&.
ri&i. bab bic Arapaboss. Snbiansr auI
Der Sboibones 8eisrpatiOn i'm bb6fsn
@rabe aufsebradt inb. neil Der Snbia.
nsrassnt Capt. @iderfon ben ,.Sonnsn.
tang, ben bic Roibbdute nab altsm
8rau& ibrer bic Sonne anbstenben Dor,
fabren aufsuflbren pfieaien, niGt ldnser
ssftattsn mil. @apt. Nidsrion bat cts
iu&t. ibm 8unbssmiIitdr sur llnterbrld.
uns Der Snbianer. 8spoIte sur 8srflsuns
30 fteaen. Die Sboibones auf Der 3s.
isrpation baben fi6 ben ~unrubiaen Mrns
paboss nod nidt anesf@IoRsn.
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VII sdiuinoia4tiae.

DIR tlHtsud6nstt Der tar& tH sttpSbHIiSss
wattttl CUR @dunebtti ritefr btrsfftat ssTsf,
natetm CT siniss SABRE lang an sinr f&snsH
eunatniranI5tit unb Der stfiir9ititH AraHlbsit,
Shptnefn4i etliitsi, bat Elm srpBes Bnlaa-
cen, jsihsn Mtilsietnesn has Mitttl Der 3fiI-
uns btfaunt ~ ma&tH. VIE Ditisnism. bic
% pnlaussn, pire or frtunbIi6R QoRsnfrsD
ttns Abi9rift Der 3ubstiiuns i6idtn, ptIdf fs
ale tine iRrs 1silHns fur S&pineluat aab.
ma, @atarrb, Srcu6itis unb ale pals- anb
ennssniranfbsittn fnbtn ptrbsH. Or bOFt bae
aat etiesHbsn istn 9tiImititl ~prObirtn ptbsn,
ea % itbr psrtbpcl III. Disitnisfu, pfI@s biz
3ubtrrituns ptrlanesH, tptldt ibHsn ui9ts TO-
Zen tptrb unt Gin Ststn fir ls ltin mag, mol
len s%sfSllsf ebIp. Gbpare v. @iIlon, 8tsoi-
Jpn, y. q, abrsGirsH.
~ Man trpabHt bisit 3sitrns.
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epauier In auaf.

Die Nabriber 8situnssn baben sins
Champagne eeeen bic pan ; amsrifaniids
9lusfeluns in Buffalo. u. o., erbfnst.
Sic erfldrsn, bic Ausiteluns babe nur
ben 8tped. ipanii&en @infIub in Sdos
Ameriin 30 unteraraben unb ben Mes ba'
far su ebnen. baB cana Sib . Ameriia
..panfesifirt' tpirb. Statt bic slushsIs
lung su unterffatsn, srtIdren bic ipani.
i&sn 8Iattsr. foaten bic Sib. 4meritan.
CT fie bopcotteu.
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Jmperialiftif&er TaHatismus Der
Neeierune fritifrt.

Die 8erIiner ,.8oit''. usl&s bic be.
uorftebsnbe Wieoeraufnabms Der biploms
atiiGen 8~ssiebunssn sipiidsn Wsrico unb
OeiterrsiG . nnearn befpriHt. prpteiiri
eeeen bic 8ebauptuns zines in Wsrlec
eriGeinenben unb in eneliider SpraHs
esbrudtsn 4lnttss. bab Msrieo ipirib.
f&aftli6 elm 2bsil Der Der. Siaaisn fei.
,Diefs Sprads." iast bic .8Ot... In
has natlrli&e 8efuItat bes in Der. Staa.
ten bcrberri&enben imperiaIihii6en Sos
natismus. tpelder bic Wonrpe $ Duetrin
ais WittsI benusen nil. um anbere ame.
riianii&e 2dnber Der Serribaft Der Der.
Staaten ju untsrpetfen."
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Die f~sinfsn 9rudarbsitsn in bsr Stabi,
aisfsrt bic Office bss ,@o&snblatt."