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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Report Of Kspp school, Dist. lis,
for fifth month ending Jan. 81. Those
neither absent nor tardy we're Norva,
Joseph, Maggie, Edna, Laura and
Jimmie Smiley; Bennett and Regina
Schiller. Those not tardy but absent
one half day are Irene and Alma
Etherington; Those absent but not
tsrdy are Willie and Ray Ethering.
ton, Thsna Smiley, Bernice and Mary
Mccormick. Total enrolment. 20.
JENNIE DEMERssExAS, Teacher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Born, Feb. l6, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Hawk, a son.
The U. B. Sunday School gave an
entertainment at the church Satur.
day night, Feb. 20.
Mrs. John Line is slowly improv-
ing but still confined to her bed.
Geo. Wilsey lost five head Of cattle
one day last week, and Ed. Munsell
lost fine horse recently.
Mr.. Rugh is moving to town this
week and occupying his property
lately purchased.
Miss Leah Dedrich has been quite
sick with pneumonia.
John Wagner lost bis driving horse
this week.
Eugene Clewel was down from
Verdi last week and sold his house
and lot to Mr.. Swanger.
Miss Mary Ruther, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned to
her home in junction City the first Of
the week.
Andy Bistline cut his hand badly
on corn cutter.
Rev. o. D. Nichols is home for q
visit.
Frank Slider lost one Of his horses
this week.
Eli Bushy has sold bis 40-acre farm
northwest Of town to Frank Kline,
who will take possession March LIST.
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NAVARRO.

Rev. Jacob Engle went to Lost
Springs, Saturday.
Church at Belle Springs was well
attended Sunday.
D. d. Rock and family were in
Abilene Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maughemer visited at
Mr.. Gaffney's Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman left for
North Dakota, accompanied by Mrs.
Barber and Mrs. Bell.
Mr.. Stotts is reported quite i'll.
Sam Coffman and family visited at
A. l.. Shank's Sunday.
The Abbey school will close Friday.
j. o. Nelson will move to bis farm
near Hope, this week.
Will Sheets will move on the farm
vacated by j. 0. Nelson.
George Shockey is painting his
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarrard visited their
daughter, Mrs. Issitt, over Saturday
and Sunday.
Wesley Jones lost horse last
week.
The sale at Charlie Olstrom's was
well attended last Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Issitt and Mrs. j. Shank
we're in Abilene Tuesday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

son were married at the brides home
Wednesday, Feb. 26
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Heather, cele-
brated their tenth wedding anniver-
sary last Saturday.
R. j. Gamp received sample Of a
new kind Of wheat sent him by rel
alive in Oregon. 1t differs very much
from the wheat here, the grains being
about half an inch long and Of an ex-
cellent quality. 1t is grown as cit her
winter or spring wheat.
Harry Simpson has returned from
his visit to Great Bend and Wichita.
Rev. Nichols, Of Detroit, passed
through these parts Monday He has
been holding revival meetings at
Pleasant Valley school house, and his
efforts were very successful.
Thursday evening about 6 o'clock,
+. g. McCanee, living two miles south
Of Gypsum, was instantly killed by
the accidental discharge Of shotgun
in his own haLds. The accident oc-
Cured on the street in Gypsum City,
as Mr.. McCanne was getting into his
buggy TO 70 home. Deceased was 56
years old and leaves a widow, one
daughter and two sons. He was
member Of the A. 0. U. W. and D. of
II. Funeral was held Sunday from
the NJ. v. church under the auspices
OF the respective orders.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
BUCKEYE.

George Upsen was married Wed
nesday, February 10, to Miss k
Rossin at Alma, Neb. Best wishes OIL
his Dickinson county friends 60 with
him.
Sam and Emery Plum made q bust.
ness trip to this vicinity Friday.
j. Piper moved on his farm Thurs.
day.
Ray Burkholder cut his hand badly
while cutting wood.
Harry Rumbergers friends gave
him surprise party last Wednesday
evening, it being his 2lst birthday.
John Roof moved this week eight
miles south Of Buckeye.
c. Maring's neighbors gave him
a surprise Monday afternoon by get
ting him some wood.
W. M. Plum made trip to Buck.
eye on Tuesday.
Ed Hooper spent Saturday and
Sunday in Abilene.
K. j. Musgraves and Ed Skunk OF
Abilene we're calling on friends Sun.
day.
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GARFIELD.

Rev. Cain preached to large crowd
at Pearl Sunday.
Jesse Woolverton Of Salina spent
Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. K. Dawson spent
Sunday with S. Goldsmith and family.
There will be Baptist covenant
meeting at the school house Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
NJ, B. Emig spent Sunday visiting
friends in the vicinity.
Several Of our young people at
tended the spelling school at High
land Friday night.
The teachers from these parts at
tended the teachers meeting at Abb
lene Saturday,
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COUNTY REFLECTIONS
BY SPECIAL REFLECTOR CORRESPONDENTS.
TALMAGE.

Geo. Miller, Of Abilene, will m owe
in Mr.. Cundiff's house next week.
The women Of the community held
quilting bee at W. D Whitney's
Tuesday. \
B. Foster is busy putting up ice
for summer.
The farmers in this community
report the wheat as not being hurt
but in fine condition.
Miss Maggie Rice visited her sister,
Mrs. Montgomery, over Sunday.
Mrs. Grant Foster is improving
from her illness.
E. S. Peterson is building an addi-
ton to bis house.
The Glenwo school is closed on
account Of small pox.
The home Of VIM. Young in Flora
township, northwest Of Talmage, was
the scene Of a pleasant gathering
Tuesday, the occasion being the birth.
day Of Mrs. Agnes Whitney. A num-
Der Of her old friends and neighbors
took advantage o: the event to give
her surprise. A sumptuous dinner
was served and all enjoyed a good
time. Mrs. Whitney was the recip-
lent Of number Of useful and beauti.
full presents. Those present were:
Mesdames H. c. Harvey, Harry Har.
vey, W. R. Edwards, James Broad
foot, Robert Watt, W. A. Smith, j. |.
Watt, Thomas Young, Wilson Young,
A. D. Vickers, Geo. Tyrill, Robert
Broadfoot, j. L. Parrish, Ed. Britt, ].
A. Bowyer, A. Young; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Ayers; Misses Mary Watt, Carrie
Smith, May Young, Gertie Ayers,
Effie McVicker, Florence Watt.
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WHEATLAND.

A large crowd attended the sale al
A. M. Tolbert's Monday.
Harvey Dunlap moved to the Kin
worthy farm Tuesday.
George Thompson has been taken
to Abilene for treatment and at last
report was much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schultz took
dinner Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
Cheney, in Gypsum City.
Miss Addie Manon and Albert Carl
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Horses For Sale.

The undersigned has for sale "A
head Of choice farm and road horses,
none over 7 years old, all sound and
broke to work, some good single
drivers. Will sell them cheap for
cash or good note. These horses may
be seen at my farm 2 miles north and
l west Of Donegal; and 7 south and 2
east Of Abilene. WV. RICKEMANN.
22-4c Abilene, Kas.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
Young Jack for Sale.

Large mammoth Jack, three years
old, an excellent individual. Black
with white points, weighs about 1000
pounds and stands 16 hands. Best
Jack in state for bis age. Inquire Of
or address, A. o. OLDEN,
2l7 Z. 4th St., Abilene. PATTI
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Headquarters for Seed
Potatoes.

We are unloading
this week two carloads
Of Northern E arly
Ohio Seed Potatoes
grown in the Red Riv-
er valley in Minnesota
and the best seed
stock on the market.
~ j. E. Brewer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Wanted, until March 20, live pig
cons. J. W. Sauer, Cottage avenue,
Abilene, or At Pacific express Of
fee. l7.h
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

WANTED-About 200 head OF cattle
to pasture-would prefer all steers
also can take care Of so colts. have
good pasture and good water, located
close to Abilene. For further infor-
nation call on r. G. Tonkin, Abilene,
or write me at Hope, Kansas.
24'2 THOS. GRIBBEN.
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Died Of Scarlet FeYsr.

The three year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lay Of Ridge died Tues
day Of scarlet fever. Burial today.
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ENTERPRISE.


day to take position in the Shockey
& Landes furniture store.
George Jones has moved into the
kohler rooms north Of the postoffice.
A. G. Eyth, commonly called Gill,
has returned from Santa Rosa, New
Mexico.
Edward Corning and family, Of To-
peka, expects to make their home
here and will no doubt be citizens Of
which we may be proud.
A son Of Jim Roulston has been SUI
fering with the mumps.
George and Bert Stuck came down
from Abilene last Sunday to visit rel
atives and friends.
Harry Koch and family Of Wichita
came in Monday evening to visit rela.
tives and friends here.
G. A. Eyth returned to Barnard
Monday morning.
B. Brown is visiting relatives here
this week.
Miss Martha Hene returned home
from Emporia Sunday. She had tn
give up her school work on account
OF illness.
|. S. Fink came down from Abilene
Sunday to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. Davis, south Of town, is report
ed quite i'll.
Miss Alma Christensen is again able
to be about after long illness.
c. W. Peterson and family enjoyed
a visit from Rev. H. Bloom.
Lewis Loeb is suffering from an at
tack Of neuralgia.
G. Smith Of Milford is visiting rela-
tives here this week.
G. 0. Scrafford attended the A. O.
U. W. grand lodge at Fl. Scott. ;,
Dance and supper at the A. 0. P.
hall Friday night.
Scott Spaulding is enjoying visit
from his mother.
Miss Long returned to Herington
Wednesday after few days visit
with Mrs. j. X. Bennett.
Mike Lanning Of Busby is visit ng
relatives here.
Ehrsam Mfg. Co. have changed
their office to the shop building near
the mill.
c. B. Hoffman went to Topeka
Friday.
Mr.. Bummell, Of St. Paul, Mime.
sofa, tran sacted business in the CITY
the last Of the week.
0. P. Berry went to Harrington
Monday.
Roe Taylor visited relatives near
Pearl Sunday.
Eugene Freeman came down from
Abilene Sunday to renew acquaint-
ances.
Carl and Julius Shact returned
from Oklahoma Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fink drove to Abb.
lene Monday.
Mrs. J. K. Bennett went to Abilene
Monday to visit relatives.
I
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For Sale.

Few fine Barred Plymouth Rock
coukerels. Mrs. |. Stark, 2 miles
west, | mile south OF Acme. 22.8c*
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27
The Small
of the Back

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and it is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble as if they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are
weak, either naturally or because
Of sickness, exposure, worry or
other influences.
II am thankful to say" writes J. L. Camp
bell. Of Sycamore. ILL.,. that Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has cured me. For many years ! was
troubled with backache. At times was 20
bad l had to be helped from the bed or chair.
| am now we'll and strong and free from pain. !"
What this great medicine did for him II has
done for others.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Miss Lauretta Whitaker attended
the teachers meeting in Abilene Sat
urday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1902-02-27

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
aettuuaslSs ,pabuaunia.

Nls Elm 8eiaen. baB bic prinsslfn
2uiie bon Sa&isn.2 oburg unb @otba
rsttunesIos t~pabnfnnie III, irirb mitess
tbeiIi, baB bisieIbe bic Ra6ri9t BON
lobe ibrer Muitsr, Der 25niein Maria
9enristte bon Bsleien, boltdnbig
ftumpfiinnie binnubm unt ii6 rubie NIT
ibren BIumsn. unb acknowledgements
tpeiter bsfddfists. Die 9rinseiIn,
tpelds aus BEN prOssb nit benz Dbsr.
leutnani Matta&id BON 2ssIebi4 70 uns
lisbfam befannt sstporbsn IN, befnbet
I'D in einsm SanatOrium su Rostpie BEL
DRESDEN.
Sisbssbntauienb @introbner Der 6tabt
Gntiperpen iotpie sobIreids Damsn in
8rafsI baben Der Yrinsefiin Stepbanis,
@rdfn 2onpap, 8unbeebunssn bes 8eis
leibes uno Der gntrlRun9 lber bas
1snsbmsn bes 8bnies 2sppoib bon Bell
aien eefanot. Der bic trausrnbe Todter
bon ber 8abre Der berlotbsnsn Mutter.
aSniein Waria 9enristte, in Der bruiaIs
fen Deiie bertrieb.
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grober aberaIauben.

Dit Sbreden nimmt mon ipabr, bab
Der alte Nber8laube besietia Der 8am.
pire nod INNER ba unb bort i'm iibliGsn
europa fpuit. 90 melbst cine Ospei&e
aus Der 8rie@ifden Sauptfabt gltbeH
.Bor eiipa stpei Sabren ftarb Elm
Bauer i'm Dorf &otenu, I'M peioponnes.
Die 2eiGe tpurbe in iibIi9er Bsiie mad
ben 8iten Der eriediidsfatbUliiGsn 8irde
betattet. BaIb aber berbrsiiete fi& bas
@eriidt. bas Der 8srhorbene iebs Na&t
iein @rab su betlafen pHsee, um ben
0eerben in Der Mahbarfaaft has BIut
aus;ufauaen init onbersn @orten, ba6
sr Elm 8impir esipurbsn fell 8isle
tpoatsn eefeben baben, tpie 5euetfnmmen
aus feinem 8rabe ernneen. anbere bee
bauptsten gar. oab lie ibn ielber tdtten
berpcrireten unb ieinem eraufeen @ert
nadssben ieben. gnblid tpurbe grober
&atb %abasbalten, unb BEN bort aefabtsn
8ei9Iub entipredenr, soaen bic Dbrflsr
Hadts. bepofnst unb Sadeln fopie
Weibrau6 irngenb. aur Srisbbof. Das
Srab truroe eebfnet, unb unter BEN
Gbfeuern bon SGifisn tpurbsn bic Sc
bsine bes ,.Bompirs" in aIe Winbe ser,
ftreut. Die Wittipe bss 8erforbsnen
aebt aber lest sesen bic Setter bieier
8rabiHdnoerei eeri6ilid Dor.
Weitbtn unter ben unteren Glofen ber
@rieden. ionic au@ BEL ben 8umdnsn
unb ben Slaponsn, III Der @Iaube on
Sampire nod INNER isbr fart, unb ipis
man bort, tuerben BEL Begrabnifen in
Der 8aaahei ftsts .8oriiGtsmabnabs
men" ba8easn seirofen, bab Der Tobts
Su einem 8ampir tperbe. Man@maI
pitb Elm LANCER 0aeeI hurd ben SGabsl
Der 2eihe eetrieben, ber eanse Qbrpsr
nit benz S&maI, zines S@nsines sipes.
rieben, bas ON Ssnatias.9 Gage esfdIad.
tet iuorben 1T. unb Elm Stod aus tpilbsm
RofsnbcIs tpitb neben bic 9si1e eeIegt.
Die Waaa&ei eebbrt befanntli4 beuts 40
8umdnien.- unb es IN bsseidneno ge.
mug. bab oasielbe 2anb. in peI9sm nod
elm 10 niebrissr @ra6 bon Snteqieens
berri&t. elm 9nupt'8 rutbsst Der Su6en.
Berfolsunssn in.
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eaubere samariter.

GO bsrri&t auf st. 8inesnt srObs I'm,
,u~friebsnbeit lter bas llntsrfdBungsiper
auf jsner SnieI. Gin 1beiI Der Rabruns
2lsibune unp anbeter @eeenfdnbs, mel,
DE bon Der 8ereinieten Stanten.@ egie.
rune sur nntstitlbune Der bnr@ bic grup'
tionen Seimsefu4ten beieefeuert finb
1T antsr BEN Werib bon Der lofalsn Re,
eierun8 an aauHsute i'm Guslanbe Der.
fauft tporbsn. Die 8eribeilune bon Ma,
tionen in einesltsIt tporben, unb man1,
Der NotbIsibsnben iinb balb perbuneeri
@rtpadiene erbaIten gum 2beil niht msbl
als % Gents pro Wp4s. Sir bic Db,
ba&Ioien fnb gluten erri@tet tporbsn,
absr bisielben meHen nur a&t Sub in
Auabrut. Weeen Der 8erf6runs bieIsr
pIanta9en finb bic meiften Nrbeitsr nu.
Ser 8ei9dfiisuns unb bic 8esisrunssbs.
amten baben iid AUD nidt bssiIt, ibnen
2anb gum gultibiren su l~bsrtpsiien. Dis
before 2IaRe Der RoibIsibsnbsn. bsren
gissnibum psrpiitet in, in b5Iis Der,
armt unb Bat feline llntsrfabuus srbaI.
ten. 9isis 2eute leiben erobe Hoib,
Ddbrsnb nod ibsr s200, 900 bonn SiIfs.
fonOs sur DispoiitiOn Der Resisrune
finb.
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Hotbbdnte oreaHifiren 5u eeseu'
feittaem &Ante.

@inem Aufruf entiprsdsnb, tpeI@sm
Ytealant Yotter, Der Sduptling ber
Grest, Nation, an bic Sdupter Der flni
eiuiliirtep St6mme erIaGen Bate, trat
in Scutb WcAqifer, s. e.. cine Ser.
iammlune bon 8ertretern Der Snbiansr
suiammen. Ser 9psd bisier Berfamm.
lung ii, BEL alsr anertsnnuns Der neusn
8ertdItnihe bod bafir 40 forgen, bab bic
Snbianer fdr nle 8eit Snbiansr bIeiben.
Der SduptIins BOtter duBsrte ii9 barf
ber:
aDiefe Snbianer.8 srfammIune III biz
erfts ibrer glrt, bic ismaIs abeebaIten
tpur6s. sic bsatpedt bic Dreaniiirune
bet Snbianer aler Sidmme su elmer fen.
ssidlofenen Organization, tpeIGe biz
Snbianer Bel Der iinfiiesn 8siistIuns bei
2anbeS unb gontroIe lber baiIsIbe Ihu.
sen ioa. Mir tuoIen niGt benz 8prbrins
gen ess tueiBen Mannss uns ipiberisben
aber mir ipo[en unIsre Sbentifat auf.
re4tsrbalten uno unfere Stimme in beI
8utunft oieies 2anb:s su @sbbr brinssn
Bit iperben ben Gonsrsb but& pstitior
oarum aneeben, bnB in Der iommsnbsr
Id8ung bas Snbiansrterritorium in ben
Siaatent ans srboben ipirb, unb Elm fol.
DER grIas i'm Sabre 1905 in Kraft triit,
Rad 8eieitisuns Der berlGiebenen
Stammess &~eeieruneen troIen mir Ser.
einieung init Oklahoma ; inbsB polsr
mir bic @rbaItuna unfsres eissnen Ger.
ritcriums %perlangen. %unabbdnsie bon If.
ssnb einem anberen 9erritorium Obsi
Staat."
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c~yutersGsnter @erfua.

Die 2ufiI&ife bss SEQ Stepens aus
@lsbslnnb unb bes Gbiparb 6. Bpie'
madisn uuf Gong SsIunb sIei6seiiis Be
lsiHtsm Dinbe Muftieee. Die 2siiun,
gen beiber Maf&inen tparen ettpa bi,
gIeidsn. Sc beibt, boB 8opee's @sfdbrl
f& stipa 1000 6ub bod srbob, sttpa
sipsi Msilsn i'm 8reife fubr anb baF
8opee bann mitteli elmer Tslserapben,
itanse, an Der bas @sfdbrt ftsdsn seblis'
ben mar, nusfeieen fcnnte.
Stsbsns' @sfdbrt fol- sttpa 1000 Sub
bod ssfieeen unb aud strei Meilen in
Rreiie esfabren fein. S@Iie6lid gerisib
ss in Gin 9ss sIeitrii&er Drdbis nnh
nabm Sdaben. Stebsns eslansts mil
beilsr Saui 3ur groe.
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Die neH i~nfsrporirts
GitiSens BAIT anO Mm.
Ietbes Oeieaf6aft

ufairi ben Dtutf9tn BON @erauiem uni
~sadapanHa County, ptlff @tIb iinstraatne
aHluItesu cSn fUI&ss ~ Itibsu ipHnfatn, fol.
stnbs 8ortbaIt;
Diffs Gtiflfaaft Ifibt 81 900 esatu zinc gs.
babr bon $40 ben Wonat. 8ri Der Atrsanun
pirb ithr sinb9abltt Dollar auf bic slnIetl
i%Ithiiirt, na9 abjus Der SHtrtGtn ~ It&s
Troient.
Gle ,abli lt@e 9rritnt aufs anIaMfapiiaI.
gle labIi ipsiiet finf proisnt on alien Dor.
ausbsabIunesn.
auf RidfdHbs pirb nus Gin grS,tHi Shaft
anednet.
Gle tsrs&Hst psbu a~Hfnabms. NOD aus-
trittstbibrtn,
Gle bat ffneu Aussabf-8pnb.
Ofief; sol GstaT Mpsnue,
3lntnisr no. Ala Bearb Of 5rats @fbSues.
Nfiifn ftnnfn bnr& natbfnannir pfrlentH
bjpefn tpsrbfH;
9tnry 3. 3issIfr, SOL Gfbar avtnnt; Z 8.
Sncireen, Diamone sptnut nnb @peb Ctr. /;
ptnrY 0. 9iteIn, sol Gsbar Mpsnue 8. g.
paretr, 5l2 Aearis Apenus; Wiliam DtIft.
t2i4 WnlbnrY StraBtj Sarcb 9. WilsL al
8care Of Srats @tb1utt; 3snry Sbubtri, 4f9
9tnntt Sirabtj Width. Spbn @dtuer iuu., 3f6
On YIN Strdbtj Robnt .. apftIsr, 537 Gin.
ben StraBf; 9ascb Ruppfntbal, $40 Glib ST.
wing Wuenntj ". u. Zimmerman, 4f2 gcarb
q sraes @tbaubs; @fUrss Smiib, albnmann
Myers Sfist.
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QpInifaer @pnarsa.

git Spanning fsbt man benz poIni.
i4sn Haiional, @ongrsb enteegsn, su tpeI.
dem bic 8orarbeiten etenfo enereii& pit
8erdui4los betrieben ipsrbsn. @s if
%beiannt, baB unter ben Bolen in Rub,
lamb. Deutf6lane unb Osfsrrei& Elm
aubsrorbentlid fairies n~ationaIss gu.
lammenbdnsisieiissefabI berridt unt
lie ibeoretii& bic @rensen ni&t anerfen.
men, bic bur& bic 2beiIune 8oIsns es,rs
gen iporben iinb. Das mdGiieits unt
tpiriiamIte Electromagnetic ffir bic 90.
len Der psri&isbenhen 2dnbsr IN bisbet
bic rationale 9reRs setusisn. unb iusr
oisfe e%inieermuben aufmsrffam petfoIete,
icnnie aus ibr eriebsn. baB cine einbeit,
Ii4e Organization spifden ben 9oIsr
portanben III. 2ebtsrs lou bur6 ben
Naiional' @unereB nun esfidtii unb bi,
Propaganda ..einbsitIiden 9ieIen' suse.
luanot tuerben.
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Msform ia, circumference. amte
n6tbta.


Ser neue ginmanberunass gommifdr
@iaiams i'm Nsp Oorfsr Safen bat BEN
6inantminiRer feinen Sabrssbsridt cine
eersi@t, in BEN er iiber bic 10 Mpnate.
Die feinem G%mtsantritt b~oraussinesn,
Elm iebr unelnitiges llrtbsit fault. Ct
iaet: sluf gais Sslanb Bate Der Ober.
Snipeftor bas 8sdt, bas @ort ,,8urid.
balten" binter ben Namen zines ieoen
ginipanberers auf Der 2iRe su iyben, no,
bur& beipirit tpurbe, bab au ibm 8stpife
auseeiuHte DISQUALIFICATION esbra&t iuurs
ben. tiber bic CT mad feinem @utblnisn
%psrfdsen tonnis. anitait bab fs Der re.
ssIreHtsn Snfpeftion untertporfen purs
ben. Die Tbatiads, bab bic meiiten 70
8eseidneten ertpieiener Naben betrd&t.
li@e @eIoiumuen batten, un6 baB Ans
6ere frdftise 2sute NIT fsbr sroben @eIb.
mitteIn iparen, lit entf@ieben nidt obne
Snterefs. Die Ma&t. bieie 2eute suerf
,atidsubaIten unb Iie bann an 9ofbdu.
fer ;u beripeiien, no fie bolen Prsis fir
aass, mas fs erbielten. besablten. lam
srff eetpirbiet iperbsn, ipsnn man baran
bsnft, baB BON Wtai 1901 bis ,um Wai
1902 1853, 54l Psrfonen BEL ibrsm Durd.
gauge bur9 bic Station SO, $50. $50 aufs
~tpisisn, unb psrmutbli@ nod msbr bsfa.
Sen. ale iie boriuiefen. aud Last f4
fehfteQsn, bab siniee Der 8samten bic
8~euobnbett batten. feIbit iiber bic Sale
BON @inpanberern, bic our SpesiaIunier'
iudune surddsebaIten tpurben, su ent'
f4eiben, ie aus ben Detentious' Quar-.
tisren %berausnabmen, fie sntIisben, ober
fe aurldfdidtsn, eerabe tpie 60 ibnen
pa6te. Die baraus iiA eresbenbe MbBs
li&fsit. @%rpreRunaen unb anbsre unees
t6ti8e D~ebridun8en borSunebmsn, ldbt
li1 leidt e%tfennen.
Ser @ommiRdr fdbrt fort, bab sr i'm
Stanbe lei, nod ipeitere Sale ansufdb'
rem, aus bsnen fi1 Der NaneeI an Sp.
fem eeutlide Mibbrduhe erfsnnen lice
Sen. Dis gintpanberer ipurben bielfad
8rob bebanbeli, unb bon ben 2'eierungs
anb 8abnbsamten in rcbsn Worten an.
sefabrsn. Die DEFINITIONS, 2ofaIe iparsn
uneemein fdmubie, ~beionberS bic Speis
ieiimmer, in benen BEN 8eri@ts eemdb
bic Ginpanberer. Ubne WeHer. @abeIn
ober 2bfsI su bsfommen. abeeffttrri
tuurben. Srsifarten fdr 8abnen etc ieisn
in Der uneeb5rishen Weife perlapat NOR.
ben. glud bdtten SGiffe in Wense on
8opfbaut . arunfbeiten Ober dspptii&s.
AueenfrunIbeit 2eioenbe eebraht. beibsa
anitedsnbe 8runibsiten, bic man i'm Gan.
be niGt e%etannt babe, bis he bura Sin.
tranberer sineeidleppt tporben ieien. Dis
lid INNER berf4Ie9tsrnbs NuaIitdi Der
@%inipanoerune foroere. baB man bic be'
ltebenbsn 8eiebe itren8 6urdfdbre, UNI 10
msbr. aIs ALIEN in Stem Yori i'm lssten
Sabre msbr als 1000 %@inpanberer, biz
nod tsin Sabr i'm aanbe parsn, Uoaftan'
big mittelos ipurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-10-09
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Der Tfetfd,ucth.

Ot~utfUHtuup ittptt uuBt1tut uhtct
Der Tieifbuotb.
Amsriiansr i5nnsn fi& faum borfteI.
len. pie ipeit bic iebiee 6leiidnotb IL
Dsuti&lanb ssbt. Mussnommsn 4. g.,
ben Stauten Netp Yori unb penniplba'
nien ipdre es unteriaet, bon ireenb sineu
anbersn 1beil Der Union Sleii& su iaus
fen. 10 mare bas elm unssfdbrss Ssiten.
ltdd sur iebieen biesbesdeliden Sage in
Deuiialanb. Die 8srbdltniGe, ipsI6s
bic beutIden Arbeiter perbinbern. SIeifd
su faufen, Ober fe %stpinsen. 9ferbsfeiid
obsr iosar bas Sleifd bon 2bieren a.
eHsn, bic setrbtnIi& als anh5Bis fir ben
menidIi6en @eidmad eeIten, inb faf
saps iinftIi6 esidafsu. Die &esierune
Dat ettpifs Beifaeuneen erlaHsn, ipsl&s
bas a~ustpdriise 5leiid iosut tpis uOl.
fdnbis uusfdlisben. tpdbrenb bic einbei'
miide Werioreune bur&aus unsurei9ent
fur bic 8sbdrfniRs iR. @abrenb biz
bsutidsn Biebbsfiber enorme prefts Que
Der eroBen Stsieeruns Der SIsifdpreiis
ersieIen, linb bic Nrmen tbatiddIib bon
ben Mdrfisn ausesipsrrt. unb 8inbFeii9.
Sammelfeif& unb SdpeinsFsii& tpsr.
ben 2urusartiieI Der Woblbabenben. Das
Der erbeben fi6 bon allen 3bsiIen bea
beutfdsn 8si&es Protefte eesen bic
Ausipsrruns bes a~usipdrtiBen SleiiGes.
unb bic SojinIbemolraten maden bieis
6rnse sur Sauptfraes ibter BabIcam.
bdQHe,