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The Iola register., 1901-11-01
KANSAS CLIPS AND COMMENTS

One man paid 81 ,OJO for one AngOra
goat at Kansas City. The day OF the
gold brick is rapidly passing.
Wisconsin beat Kansas 80 to 0 at
football Saturday. 1t is brutal,
heathenish game, unworthy of study,
to be sure.
Alexander O. Brodie who will soen
he appointed Governor of ArizoBu
Territory, formerly lived in Greuo
wood county.
Exchange: Nearly any man who will
take the trouble to look up mis- family
tree will discover monkeys ON some Of
the branches.
Lieutenant Hazard, of Kansas,
now serving in the Philippines has
been again commended for distin.
guished bravery.
The Galena Times says lack is
jumping higher" Think of a heath
enish town bowing in worship before
jumping jack.
Cash Henderson, Wichita's pioneer
dry goods merchant, has sold out for
hat Money makes Money.
Wichita Eagle: A Kansas teacher
asked pupil: "What tense do [ use
when | say, 4 am beautiful" The
pupil replied, The past tense"
\ Ku-Klux-Klan is sending threat
enening, anonymous letters at lnde-
pendence. AS soon as C2olgosz is
finished it should be their turn.
BY a recent order from the warden
you can't get into the pen unless you
are vacciuated. Verify our liberties
are vanishing under the empire.
II. Il. Brown, aged 93, and who
joined the Parsons Elks at the age of
81, died last week He is believed to
have been the Oldest Elk in the coun-
try.
If Galena will extend her car line
donate I electric lights and IA hose
cart, allow four councilmen and few
Ulrer things Empire is willing to
marry,
The latest fad at Lawrence is eating
moth balls. 1t started by several
girs becoming infatuated with the
smell of the things and now they eat
them. Wouldn't that eat holes in
your carpet!
Old John Gilmore of the Fredonia q
Citizen asks why some of the old con-
victs in the penitentiary are never the
objects OF the tender solicitude of the
pardon fiends.
There is growing suspicion that a
good many men who are mean enough
to belong there are kept out of the
penitentiary by the admission fee OF
ten cent now charged.
"Beware of little things" says the
Strong City Derrick. "a black seed
no larger than a pin point will grow
an onion that may taint the breath
enough to break off betrothal."
The Eagle says there are a million
dollars worth of unfinished buildings
going up in Wichita now and asks for
an open winter. But then Wichita
always did want everything wide open.
A Horton woman secured the arrest
of one joint keep and had started ou,
after the other when she was quaran-
tired. She should have been vacci-
mated before she became aggravated. =.
Miss Eva Mott married Mr.. Finken-
binker at Council Grove. She was
Mott and now she is not. Dollars to
car seals she can't pronounce her new
name without consulting a memoran-
DUN.
The Iola register., 1901-11-01
INSPECT YOUR ALFALFA
Russian Thistle is in Some of the
Grass Grain.

Osborne, Kas., Oct. 2s, 1t is claim
ed that seed of the Russian thistle, a
dangerous enemy of crops, is mixed
with some of the alfalfa seed now offer
d for sale on the market. Farmers
are advised TO examine alfalfa seed
with magnifying glass defore pur-
chasing. 1t Is said that in many tiel DIS
Of alfalfa in Decatur county the Rus
sian thistle Is as thick as the alfalfa
The Iola register., 1901-11-01
That Throbhing Headache

Would quickly relieve you, if you
used Dr. Kings New Life Pills
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make pure
blood and build up your health. Only
25c. Money back II not cured. Sold
by Evans Bros.
The Iola register., 1901-11-01
To Cprn a CoId in one nav

To Cure a Cold in one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. f.. w. Grove
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Iola register., 1901-11-01
STRANGE INFLUENCES
We Are often Affected by Forces
We Seldom Recognize.
DR.. Tnlmage EnIRrges Upon Human
Accountability In His Sermon
some Great Surprises of
the New world.

copyright, 1901, by Louis Klopsch, N VI
Washington, oct. q.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Gmpfaua Der .0inetaS

8onO. R. Selfribse, bem @omman'
oan:sn Der Nupp Yaro bel 9ism Orleans,
IT Srn. bon Wepienburg. BEN beutiten
@cniuI, elm Sdrelben tuessunssn, tporin
Ger abienbsr mitibsilt, er iel bon ieiner
Resisruus in @uibnsion beuuftrast.
Dem Gpniul mii,uibelsn. oub er poQitdn'
Oie su ieinsr 8srfl9une it,bs in 8ssup
auf ben GmpfOna unO gbruns bes beut
ihen 8rsussts ..8lneta". Die 8ssier
uns pInide, bob ct osm beuti&sn S&rifs
lae unb isbe DienitIsiituns ertpeiis,
uel6e bsm Gommunoantsn ben aufent'
bolt in Rsp Orleans nnsensbm MAIDEN
f6nne, uno er babe bic @bre, ben Com
mancanten su sinem 5Ouper i'm .,8Ofirn
Stub" sinsul,oen. on weI&sm bic H'
ltlneuirtstsn psrionen Ter Stabi tbsllneb'
men pd,osn. Ser Goniul purbe eebs'
ten. ben Sag fsfsuisbsn, on tpelGem oue
Soupsr ftitiinoen ioae. uno bot oo,u
ben Wlitipo6 nah Der Aniunft. aIfo btr
80. Sanuar, uussti,b:n.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
@iQiae @ahlieiten.

3n6IfbunOsrt 8erionen puroen in osm
.,Yennp 2undeon" in Chicago. Sui
nois. seipsiit uuo ioaen nit osm porse'
fteaten @Esn sufrieosn sspeien iein. Das
Benny 2undeon" IL elm nntsrnsbmen
Der 81. 2ute's Society. @s iouen l9
peitsre aritlItsn erriGiet tpsroen. Cine
9oriion icu burdi6nittlit out 81 su
@snts su ftsbsn fommen. Seos Spsife
tCitet Elm Sent. 10 8uffse init 3uder une
RId, 8cGs, Muib unO NiI6. Sufer'
srdbe unb Wl,I6. Bfanntu&en Cough
nuts). Supps, 8ienepmit unS S6pei'
utFetf6 nit 8obnsn. Sar orei @eniS
srbdIt man Elm suteS pOahdnoiaes Sriit'
lid unb fur idnf Genis elm nod lutul'
leriides. Die st. Suits Socisip sr.
uartet na6 GrDffnuns oqer Hdumli6'
tsiisn idsli6 $4,000 bis 30. 900 Psrio'
nsn ipeiien su ibnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Gauinalec topt3

Sen. Sbe @beslsr. 8rdi. Der unipstii
u Of California. tpeldsr iit iebt in gler
gorf bsfinost. tpia aus sebeimsn Ousaeu
In ben 9bilippinen bic Nu6ti4t slbalten
baben, bab AsuinaIbO. bic Ssele bss ST.
llpino, aufitanbes, bsrsits Dor ieds Wos
den seitcrbsn isi uno buB iein COB bon
ieinen Anbdnaern esbsim aebalten peree.
neil Iis befdtdten. ouB Osfsn 8sfannt'
pereen Der Sniurrection auf ben SnfeIr
elm pl5slibss @nOe bsreiten ipdrce
9rof. @b,slsr IN ubsr:islbit nibt 8ani
absr,eust bon Der 8srldbh&tslt ielnsI
aebeimen Auelen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
q diff aefunfen ,

Der 9ampfsr ..Saqua". tpeI6sr am
Sreitag Radmittue bon San 5ranelaeo.
Sal, nab San Diego ubfubr. i&eiteris
am sltsnb bel Durburp 8etf, seraoe
auserbalb bss solbenen 9bores, unc aas
an 8oro bsfnbIi6e 8srionen. nit Der
ein,iaen ausnobme BON Ober' Susenier
9urria. bsrNna6 spsiiiancisem 4ufsnt'
balie i'm @ufsr auf sinem ssieniertsn
8pote an's 2ano seipdlt puroe. iino.
pie man sloubt. i'm Dleere ertruntsn.
Siuselbeiien bee nnslIds iino f6trer su
erIoneen, bod tpe,b mon, caB er,Bia bic
uisrsig 8srionsn 3ur 3sit osS nnisraan'
ses ii6 auf bsm Dampfer befanoen,
5pdter: NQs Ysrionen BON eem seihsttsr'
ten ..Saqua" nit Ausnubme elmer tint
serettet poroen. DaS St,ff 1T aber slr
totaIer 8erlut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Wie Die ausdeGung entlte6t
Die panameritaHiids iuG In gisIsm
tin5ig buitrben.

lie tsiafts uno psrspidsItsns pIaftiids arbstt
ts 90 pisism Suede untsruommen-aarbs
aue boriifuItursus 3isr--9Ieftriliidt bic
ssrsas pss gssrfss.
Sic gntpidelung Der ponomeritanis
IGen aushsllun9 su Buffalo iuiro our9
bic 9anse tpeHlide @slt nit Sntereiie
perfolst. 6aH ieber Sas bringt bic
Qollenoun9 iIaeno zines neuen 3uges
oes berrliden unternebmens. Sr9eno
Elm neuer Sburm srbebt feline Spibe,
Elm neuer Som m6lbt ii9 benz Simmel
su, ober irseno elm neuer S6mud in
Sorm uno Sarbe tuiro benz numbers
pollen StrauB arditeitureller Siebli4'
lett einpsrleibt.
Nod ME bat es cine ausiielluns as.
qeben. bic 10 neuartia, 10 un9leih
4Ilem, mas bic 9Delt 3u eriuarten aes
lernt bate, eetpeien tpdre als oieIe.
SIM Sinblid auI bic berrlihen geiipiele,
pelde Die 9uuii uno Der @enius oes
aushsllun9serbauers uns binterlaiien
baben, bat bic gDelt lid aeDunoert, OBJ
ali oas, mas i'm 9inmen Der punameritas
nii6en auslielluns peripro4en tuor'
ben, aud gsbulten meroen tuhroe.
Wenn nod oem aeeenwdrti9en Stanoe
bes unqebeuren Wertss 9eurtbeilt iuers
ben cari, tperben Die Wlillionen bon
geIu6efn, tpelhe Buffalo tpdbreno Der
ausfellunas,eit bonn l. Wai tommens
ben Snbres an beiuhen ueroen, teiners
lei gnttduidune erfabren.
9ie panameritanii6e gusiiellung
pirb ibrs bsriibmten 8or9dngerinnen
In gielsm iiberlirnblsn. Sn bieier
SinIi6t IN bas arrangement ber SOfe
bon srRer Widtielsit. Samit reidlih
Raum fir bic gntfaltuns oetoratiper
Wirtungen purbanoen isi. iino 33
ader allein fir bic S6fe beitimmt wcrs
ben. Si,ies @real il 81 Mal 10 9rob
als bas Der Sofe bel Der Gbieagoer
misunderstanding. lin oieie wei'
ten S6fe sruppiren iid etua 20 9ro'
bere @ebdube, in ipel6sn bic unmen9en
bon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus allen
5beilsn Der ueiliden Welt ibren Ylab
finosn iollen.
als spsitsr ipidtieer 3us mag er'
wdbnt tusrben bic idmudoulle glr6itet'
!ur, Der 8ebrau9 plaIiiider 3ier bon
iebr id6nem unb itpierisem Mufel
unb bic @npenbuns bon origineller
Siulpturaruppsn in oem duberer
G6mud Der @ebdubs. gingdn9e u. I. ~
Ridt meniser oils 125 iol6e 8ruppen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
8iShpf Wraf tpot.

9iIGOf Ssuatius Nrul, Der stpsiis
BfGof ber Di5csie Sault Ste. Wtariu
unO Warqusite. TltuIar'9ii6of BON An'
tome uno Elm Mitarbsiter bes beIlhmten
Slidcfs Barasa in in benz st. Wla,p's
0oipital i'm Glter pon 80 Sabren 9eitor'
ben. @r befanb iih bis an bnS Gnoe in
Dem 8sfb nqer isiner esifiiaen 8rdtie.
8lfdoF Wroi puroe am l6. Ollober
1910 in aruin. Osiisrrsid. aeboren. am
10. MuauIt 1887 aum 9rieiter setpeibl
unD i'm Sabre l845 bon osm Sif6cf
8araaa nod Gmer,fa bsrufen, um bic
characterization in Der Dlbceie Sauli
Ste. Waria unb Waraustts su iibernsb'
men,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Heuer Shah3ug.

8rei WiiaIisosr Der Stats anti- Su'
loon'2isa baben ON SOnnias ber Stabi
Sibaca. y, g.. einen Seiu& ubssitoitsi
uno bic Gnibtdune ssmu&t. BOB tn ieoer
@ribi6u't pas aeehe' @eies perlsb
pirb. Die brsi Abseiunrtsn fdbrtsn 8l'
msras nit ii6. unb bic mittsls Osrislbsu
bsrssfsaisn .aufnubmsu" psrpsn sessr
o,e iabbaibirspsInbsn 0iribs bel ben se'
rittIiben 8erhunbIunasn oils Selut'
unesmatsrial ms 9rsffsn eefiibtt iper'
ben. gBis pisle 8ir,bs ourun siaubsr
mGHsn, 1T sur 8sit nod unbetannt. BE-
Die Spdrnaisn isos ausfunft bartibsr
psrtpeieern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Wufttempel.

UtuVtttHlpcis
bic bon 80 ober mebr berporragenoen
ameritaniIden gilbbausrn mOoellirt
ipero.n, iinoen In Oieiem 3u9 Der oetos
ratipen Irbeit Yeripenoune.
Ser ausgsosbnte gebrau6 bon Jarbe
IN bisber nod bel isiner ausfsllung
beriu&t uoroen. Ser iebr paIIenoe
Rame .9ie @eeenbosenfaot" III bereits
bieIer aroben 9ruppe bon berrli4 tolos
rirten @sbdubsn Uerlieben tuOroen uno
Sarbenliebbaber tueroen in Der ausge'
iudten Sarmonie Der Sinten. Gle bier
beruor9sbrast uorben iino, einen oants
barren @sasntano sur Setra4tuns uno
gum Stuoium iinben.
gls pierter 9orsua m6aen bic bpbraus
liIden unb Spnidnsnipirtun9en aufaes
sdblt peroen. Sn allen S6fen limb
breite Weibsr. iuslte aublrei4e 9ns'
iaben uno Suntdnsn entbalten. 9iele
tuerben bic Sdonbsit oes 9roBen gDers
les In nidt eerinssm 8raoe erbOben.
8iele bon bieien ibonen Stulpturen
tperben einen She'll oisier btaaubernoen
Sontdnen bilben. Gin II Wleilen lans
ger, breiter, fatilider 8anal. nit grhs
men uiern uno elmer Eoppelreibe bon
iunsen 9dumsn umItlieBt rollfdnoi9
bic Saupigruppe Der gebduoe. Ser
bortiiultureIle Gdmud Der Grilnot
biloet ben IiinIisn 9orsus. 3ierbdume
uno .Gtrduher, Raienfldden uno
8lumenIlor iperosn bas auge iiterall
beariib.n.
Sic Rrone bss sroben Werfes zines
unperaleidli6en @usHellunasbiloes
ipiro Die eleitriide illumination biloen.
Rur no cine iolde Summe eIettriider
arait, ME iie Buffalo ourh bic 9lias
aaraIdlIe e.lisfert Diro, Sur 8erfii9una
fiebt, fonnte elettriids illumination in
70 arobartissm Wlabaabe unterncmmen
neroen. 9a ibm tsine 9ren;sn seSo9en
maren, fiblte Der gIettriter iid in ieiner
arbeit niat beTdrdnft. Ger 375 Sui
bobe, reid uno elegant aebaute elet'
triide Sburm tpirb ons 0liiteIfiid elei'
triIdsn gianses biloen. tpdbrsno Az
gebdulidisitsn, Sontdnen uno iogal
bic breiten Cbsrildden Der tiinhliber
Seen uno Weiter nit ihren idwimmen'
ben aidiern I'm slsttriIben 8larse sr
Iirahlsn perben. Sic S3ene piro pur
uniibsrtroiiener 2isbli4teit iein uno IL
gnbetrudt oss basu nutbDenoigen I'M
aebsuren @uiwanbes oil eleitriide
gneraie nidt 10 bnIo lid fuieoerbolen.
Mart 8ennitt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Qebte ME elm Soft.

Ser amsriiansr 8sn Bridge III in
8aneouper auf osm Dampfer Dlioperu
iufssiommen. Nsun Sabre lang mar Ell
@sfanssnsr bon Dilben auf einen fIeinen
Sdoiee. SnisI. Sic ibatsn ibm absr
ni6ls su 2sibs; i'm @essnibeiI, oer
itluue ganfse tpuste ibnen tpsib su mo .
den, ct isi elm @ott. iis slaubisn es unt
sr Iebte pie Elm @ott in 5ranlrsih
SdIieBIid ubsr bsfom er bic Rcae ber
Boriebuns fur bic Wilben, biz bod nit
siuisem 8iIifo Uerbunbsn mar, iait unt
ais elm Sdiff on Der SnieI anlests.
maGte ct ii6 auf bsmfslben bnpon.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
Spielte Santa @laue.

Wan sBdblt fd, bOb pdbreno Der
Gbrihtase Der aalier msbIfa6e Spaiier'
sdnes untsruabm. um nab 4rt bee 9ba'
llfen Sarum vi Ra'6io ihlidtere un'
teritonen Su ftubirsn uub nit @elo' @e'
idsnisu su srfreuen. u. ". Sdilopatsp.
Atbeiter unb Irbeitsrinnen in ben Bots
banner ionislidsn @irten, Waritfrauen.
bic ibrs Waare fdlsppten. ginen tlsi
men Sunssn, Der ieln S&peitsr6sn IL
einsm psrumbulotOr ipusiersn fubr, be-
i6sntte Der aaiisr NIT sinsm bluntsI
3usimurihdd unb mar bObh amdfri
ais bsr tlsine bic Nlse su unb ,Dant
au4 i4Dn, Or. 2aiisrl" iaots.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
0Dei9fappen IN Mlifeuri.

glne gnsubl peiBsr. oils @eibtuppsn
usrtleloeler Dldnner jertrlmmerts bic
8Obnuussn mebrere Surbiesr in bsr
Rdbe bon Nsslpolae. Wo.. unb lisb ben
Gleen,blmein psrielbsn bic Warnuns
sussbsn. baS @Ountp ~ psrIaHsn unb
ulti mad bemielben aurtdsutebren. penn
ie nidt sslpndt uno ibre @obnunsen
reosrsebrannt ieben pollten. Die Bar.
ger iinO isbr sntrlitel lbsr bisiss 8orss.
ben, Oa bic Rsssr frisbIisbsnOs asut'
fno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10
9slapare, eadapnnna uno Briiern Sabn.
Su Strait ten 2. Is,smbu 1900

Gaolih -9uldbt SnaniCn fur Ntp ycrl
mn l.4U, 3.UU, 800. 20 uup 1905, YoTmd
taas; t2.55 unp 1888 NaUmilflss. 6uT
SrpuesbuIs, UNI 6.lU Nom. Mtl6. uuo VIC.
epmmceatous. .3ug UNI 3 4O NahmJItngs. 6r
reiti Spbcisu uE $50, 7.iS. 10 2S Wprarns /;
1913, 3.l5, 4.4S unp 7.ty NoGmIttaas
Grrtttt pbilabtIpbia UNI i.O6, 1923, sou
uue S.22 9a6miiiage. eustbt Scranton
pom Rtp gSri um i.l0. A No unp 10 20
Rcr. tU0, i.52, SAB, s.l5 unp ll.3O 9iGm
Bon StIouesburg um S.'i5 DCIatps
W0rDlidl -BtaBl Sudnfpn tlr BUFFALO une
3mupsnllttousu, I'M 10, 4.lO uno 9tO
Wor.; f.55. 5.lo II 35 uup Nabm. 6ur Ss
psao unp Sprdlult um 1 10 Nor. uno t.5l
Ractm. hiir llnga um t.lu Wpr. une l.55
Nadm. Our Mpnt ole um % Nor t.O1
uup 5.4S Na1m. 6ur 9ihCiUn um 4i0 UNI
6.i5 9a6m. 6iir SiHsbamIOn, 025 Dor
mitiaas Grrtitt SCRANTON pUu SuHll.
um i,25, 2 55, 5.45 uup 10 90 Mor.; 3.3t
uup ! w Natm. Von Sswsso uuO Sprdcni'
um 2.55 YeG. 1898 II. w Nom. Bon utet
um2 55Dler.; t235 u. $40 Rom Bon Nlncl
lou UNI 7.5O Nor. une 10 Nd1m. Vpr
aRonirols um 10 % Ror.; 3.U une SOt
1ahm.
Bloomsburs Sibiiion-grIabt Srautrl
fir NoTibumpulanp um 40. 10 O5 WfpT.
i.55 uup SIS Natm 6ur plymuuib um .05
3.4U uup S.5u Na6m. 8ur alnaltOu, S.lI
Ror. Grrsi6t H0ribumbulIup I'M . 80 Wpr.
i.iO, 800 unp 8 As Nabm. Grtsttt 8 ns
Con um $50 Wcr. Grrsibt plymouth UNI 20
l,3E, 9 50 uub IL. 81 Born Sutttt Snan
ton pom NpItbumbsrIdnp UNI 9 AZ DIOR. IL
IS, 4.50 uup S45 9ia6m. Bon ainsiOu III
fi.OO Wur. Bon plymouth UNI 7.55 Nor.
$40 uHe 35 Natm.
Sountaas'3hse.
eiolidb -ynGbt Scranton I'm 40, 80
$50, nnp 1905 Wpr.; 1888 unp 3.40 2a6r
Rihm.
gGrolia -gsrlGbt Scranton um III III
lfO Wst. i55 5iS uup II 81 Na6m.
Hloomsbnrg Sibiiion = gnlGbt SrantI
sm t0.U5 Wpr. uup $50 Natm.
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SSirtbfAafissllebernat b me.

Der llutsrjti6usts ,siat BEN esutidsn publi.
fun pcn nab uup fsrn srssbsnif an, eaB sr BIZ
9Brlbibaft bee Srrn @tUrst Rtbr In Siblss
iGaab iitnncmmtn bat 3tpsrmanu pire BIZ
Bitten 8ttrdnfs 9isarrtn uub tupcrfommsneit'
Stpisnuug bti mir pprIupsu. 9s tmpfsbt iid
bGtens. Stnri 5raufftr, Wirtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-01-10

- General 8uibslosr. Der frdbre
General. Auartisrmsifisr Der Nrmse, IN
in @aibinaton nod ldnasrem 2eibsn ae.
horben. Der Dabinaei6lsbsne bat fib
i'm 8lrserfriese mshrfad ousas,sibnet,
nomsntlid esasn Nostps @ueriaas,
unb stbislt bic 1apfsrieits' Wsbails ~.
stiannt.
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NIt1iGbe Mnfffdrnn9

,ntbGlt oas asosasnt otuiits Wsrt ,.Dsr Ret:
otlsn ltbrrsidtn SnuitrdttonsH. HsbH sinsr Wbs
bnubIuua ubsr fnheerioie ebsu, wtitss bon Rann
unb frau aslsitn perosn toltt. uusnibsbrli
fir inngs Htutt, bic hh otrtbtltHfn ponfn, oeer
unailitlidi ptrheirdfbet fno.
IN lsiht otrndnoIidsr Wsiis if dHasfabrt. tuit
man gcinnee sfinesr ltrat uno os<fd,lsdtstrdnfs
iuis 5d,wdd,t. e,srpoIIidt. Smpofsn,. poIluii.
oneu. unirud,ibarfrit, arhbitnn, itmatts @t'
odhtnib. GnersisIpfafsit nno ssrampfaee erbrud,,
oh { ididelid,en Uieeilincn bditerIe hetien tann.
Gin trtutr sfreuno uuo fptiitr Rathatber VI bitts
uudbtrirtffiat btuiihs Buh, ipsltts udh gms
pfnue BON 25 cts. pofmarftu In tiRfdhtiH ums
iGlaa ioraiam utrpadt, fret Juatidbidt piTo.
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small states OF Europe. Through the Monroe doctrine
we hope to be able to safeguard like Independence and
like permanence for the lesser among the New
World nations
This doctrine has nothing to do with the
ciai relations of any American power save that It in
truth allows each of them to form such desires
In other words It is really guaranty of the
cial independence of the Americas. We do not ask
under this doctrine for any exclusive commercial deal
ings with any other American state We do not GUAR
antee any state against punishment II 1t misconducs
itself. provided that punishment does not take the
form of the acquisition of territory by any non-Ameri.
power
Our attitude in cuba is a sufficient guaranty Of
our good faith. We have not the slightest desire
10 any territory at the expense of of
neighbors. We wish work with them hand in hand,
that all of may be uplifted together and
rejoice over the good fortune Of any OF them.
gladly hail their material prosperity and political
stability, and concerned and alarmed If any OF
them fall into industrial political chaos We do not
wish to any Old World military power grow UP
on this continent or to be compelled to become mill
tary power ourselves. The peoples of the Americas
prosper best if left to work out their own saliva
tion In their
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-04
The American
Doctrine.

The American The true end of every great and
Doctrine Tree people should be self-respect.
ing peace; and this nation most
earnestly desires sincere and cordial friendship witt,
all Others. Over the entire world, of recent years,
between the great civilized powers have becom"
less and less frequent Wars with barbarous semi
barbarous peoples come in an entirely different cate.
International police duty which must be performed
for the sake of the welfare nj mankind. Peace
only he kept with certainty where both sides wish 10
keep II; but and more the civilized peoples
realizing the wicked folly of and attaining
that condition NJ Just and intelligent regard for the
fights of others which will in the end. hope ana
believe, make worldwide peace possible, The peace
conference at The Hague gave definite expression "a
this hope and belief ana marked stride toward heir
attainment.
This peace conference acuuissced in
statement of the Monroe doctrine compatible with
The purposes and aims of The conference,
The Monroe doctrine should be the cardinal loa-
OF tine foreign policy of all the nations of the
Americas II is of the United States. Just
seventyeght years have passed since President Mon
in his annual message announced that "rhe
American continents henceforth 10 be consld-
cred subjects for future colonization by Eulo-
pean power" In other words, the Monroe doctrine rs
a declaration that there must be no territorial aG-
grandizement by any non-American power nj the eS-
pense of any American power on American soil. IL Is
in wise intended hostile to any nation in The
old World. Still less Is 1t intended to give cover 10
amy aggression by New World power at the en-
toward assuring the universal peace of the world
by securing the possibility of permanent peace on this
hemisphere.
During the past century other influences have es-
tabshed the permanence and independence OF the