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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
sayt. Glare enpsaltis belobnt.

4uBer George Detpep unb Winfelb
Seott SdIsp bat CHARLES Cigar @larf
bas Bebeutenbfte in unierem lebten See,
trieee esIeifet. Seine fdnele Sabrt
bon Sier;ebntaufenb Meilen bon San
francisco mad ben @stpdfern @uba's
mar srobartis unb in Der SeefdIa6t
bon Santiago bate er. auBer SdIer
islbh. has @rbbte aeleiitet. Iroboem
mar CT bis beute etnfdder @apitdn sul
See, tpdhrenb 2eute bon bel fIeinerem
8erbienit. aber pieI erbbersm Wunbs
merle. tpie Bob @bans uno 4noere.
lduelt Hear. Mbmirale linb.
9ie 8ieherfeit unb WabtheitsIiebe,
tpomit Start Dor BEN @brsneeridt in
DafbInston 9euenib fir SGlep's sldn.
senbss Bsrbalten in Der SeeidIa6t BEL
Santiago ablegts. bat i'm bel ben Mdd'
ten i'm 5Iottenbepartement mibliebia ses
madt. Die sinsiee gnertennune, ipelds
feline 9batsn bis isbt bon Oben fanoen.
btifanb onrin. bab ibm bic ,.Whrbe"
zines 8ertreters bsr amerifaniihen Slottt
bel Der 8r6nune bes abnies bon eng
lamb dbertragen tpurbe. st bat abei
bieie sp~sifsIbafte gbre bBIid banfsnt
abeelebnt. Ser 9raiibent bat nun bie'
fer Gage, obne uuf cine biesbesaeIiG,
8eidlubnabme bes GonereHes su ipar.
ten, ben gapitan @Iarl gum &sars4 omi'
raj ernnnnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
ana China.

Der 8ieefbnie Der Prpbins S.e.Sbuan
Dat bic dinsifGe 8eeisruns benad.
riGtiet. bnB bic Miffionen Der gmeriia.
nsr un6 ber 8Iiten in 9ien.au. Gbau
bon einem Mob sstitbrt tpurbsn, unb ba6
Elm Diiffionar ermortet tpurbe. Mebrers
RdbeIsflbrer bes Mobs foaen ~entbauptei
porben fem. Der gufruhr mar eins
Demcnfiration bes Bottles gseen BIZ
grtrafeuer sur aufbrineung Der Gnt.
id6bieung fur bic Mddte.
SIN Waeao. Der portueieFi&en Be-
ftuns in Gbini, trafsn Elm fran,bFfdei
SIassi&if unb sipei iransbff9e Rano'
nenboole elm. Der gorfaa bat Elm ae.
tDifes 8efremben srrsst. ba ariessldifl
ben Saten nur ieIten ~anlaufen.
SIN elmer 9epeids aus gsfing faat be-
bortige Correspondent Der ,DaiIp Maii"
er Tonne auf bic bbdte Nutoriidt Bin
uertdern. bab ber nsuerbines nit RuB
lamb abeefGIoHsne @ifenbabn 8 Goneej
ions 8erirae cine 2laufeI sntt6lt, unite
weI&er flo China tbatladIid ale
Scuperainitdts. ReGte in Der ManofAu
rel bseisbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
RnfafAe Mnfreuupiidfeit.

Die ruifiids 8oIitit fdbrt gum peinIi-
den 8%efremben beutfder mabssbenber
8reife bamit fort. bic 8uipibuns ber 8os
lenfraee in DeutfHIanb auf bas Gsbdf.
fieIte ~aussunuben. Sbre Oreane sreifen
bic aneeblih barbarifde preubifde Bos
len. 9oIitif auf bas Seftisfe ON unb tra'
gen ibrep SubeI unperbtIt sur Sdan
6ariibsr, BOB DeutfdIanb Sunberts BON
Wtqionen auseiebt, uri Elm beutfdes ST.
lamb su fdaffen. @8 lei i'm 8~rieeSfaae
duBetft Uortbeilbuft. i'm Seinbe8Ianb
Wiaionen bon 9obfeinben beSfslben In
8ereitfdaft su baben. tpeIde man ;u
8unbsseenoGen MAIDEN f5nne. Die 8ers
liner 8idtter uebmen bon ben ~ipitbeubtn
Anerifen Der ruififhen 9eituneen Rotis
unb tpunbern Ii1 iiber ben pIbbIiben
l1mihtpune in st. petersburg. Sdon
por mebreren Gaaen tpurbe man in 8srs
lin ftusis. tpeiI bic ruifiide geniur bic
Wari6auer poInifden 8ldtter berftan.
bigt bate. baB ie bic S6mdbrsbe bee
tf1sdifhsn Nbeeorbneten aIpfae Iotpie
setpiffe 4rtifeI iunetidediider unb gale
sifher 8lditer tiber bic Marienburaer
Rebe bes 8aiiers ipbrtlid abbruden
btrften.-Sm 8ufammenbanse hermit
lit bic Nadridt bon Snterefe, bab Der
aIs @eaensetpidt aesen ben gntebe,
lunssfonbs ber 8esisrune eeFifteie go.
Ienfonps bic Sbbe bon einbunbert Miuio.
men Warf erreiht Bat.
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Seiteie fur 2ieber f7nbet aners
fenuung.

SIN ben fatboliiden areiien DeutiG.
lambs IN ca nit 9enustbuuns aufgenom.
men tporben. baB bic 8atboIifsn ber Der.
einisten Siaaien, fopeit iie BEN beut.
fden r6miidsfattcIifden gentraIbsrein
aneebbren, arIdBli1 bes CODES bes aus.
ssssihneten @entrumsfiibrers 2isbsr cine
10 tparm empfunbene 8eiIeibs. MbreGe
nod benz alien 8aterIanbe gefanbt taben,
in tpelder iie Der 8ebeutuna bes Oabin.
aefdiebenen bplIe Wfirbieung anaebeiben
Iafen unb feiner naben 8~eaisbunsen su
ben amsrifanifden @laubens 8 @snoiieu
beutfder @sburt sebenfen. Die Gen.
trumsprefe bes eansen 2anbes, nit bes
,,@srmanin" unb Der .8bIniiden 8oIfs.
ssituna'' an Der Spite, nimmt bon BEN
S&riit Der beutf@en 8atbolifen in Norb.
Amerifa eebibrenb Notis unb betont, el
beige bas 8ermddtniB 2iebsr's pIssen,
penn ale arafte aneeipannt ipdrben,
UNI bic ensen 8anbe spii&en ben beuil
fden unb ben beutfh,a merifaniiden 9a.
tbolitsn nod inniasr su esftaltsn. Del
bemndaf tatiinbenbe beutIde aatboii,
fentas tuirb bic IbreHe aus ben 8sreiuie'
ten Staten beantiporten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Neaiernna rnaAtfcs.

Bor einieen @oGen bate bas 8sprd.
fentantenhau8 INN bic Namen unb Nbref-
fen Der Entertainer erfu6t, ipeIde i'm
8ampfe nit ben Buren, seeen england
gefangen iporben finb. @teidseitie bers
Ianete baS 5aus su tpiisn, tpeIde
66ritte Jest. mad 9eenbieuns oes 8ries
sss. bebufs SrsilaRun8 Der 6efaneenen
feitens Der biefieen 8eaietuna seibau
ipirben. Sect ertbeiIte nun Der Griees.
iefretdr bic eetpanIdte Musfunft. CT
erfIdrt, baB ihm bic Hamen bon IL
friegsgefangenen Im~eritanern auf @sps
Ion uno bon 4 @efansenen auf ben Der.
mubas befannt finb. Damn f6brt CT
fort .,Die @efaneenen BADEN utn ibrs
Barolirune eebeteu. sJn feinem einaeIs
men Der bonn Staatsbepnrtement unters
iudten Sdae tann bic enelifde Reeie'
tune auf ben @runb uneersdtferiiatei
@inferferun8 bin ron bier aus UNI 5rei'
IaHunp Der Gmaiianer erIudi perben.
Infer 8otiaafter in 2onoon bat ber.
fhiebene biesbesdgliae 4nftrensuneer
semadt. unter Der 8orausissuns. baf
ieber Befreite mad Mmerifa suriidlehrer
DOG @robbritannien erildrte.
oaB es bic 4ppIiiation nidt bertdii&tis
aen fDnne,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Gmeldnber NIT Der 0erf6tebuus
Der Teier uidt einoerftaneen.

Das ebIs 8oIf Britanniens fdsint nit
Der 8sridisbuns Der 8t5nunssfsisr burd.
aus nidt einperftanben. SO bGlt baraf
fef, bab Der Sbnie fein Redt bate. i'm
sntfdeibenben Moment franf au tperben
SIN Materforb naif Elm 8olfstaufen bic
Sdetben in ben Sduiern bes Stabtrntbs.
uoritsberS unb Der Witslieber bes Sefteos
mites Elm. ipstGe bic %atranairten Setlihs
ieiten perfhoben batten. Ser 8olfsbaufs
murbe baraufbin bon berittener poIisei
periast unb bic buneriesn 9atrioten ipurs
ben init bIutisen 8bpfen belmeefdidt.
aebnIid ein9 es in 9unItable 40 +;
aud bort duberte fiH ber Sdmsrs BEE
Bottles in Der @eifs. baB Cd ben gOmite.
Mitsliebern bic Sauier bsmoliris. Das
uorbereitet eepefene Sreuoenfeusr uuros
trob poliseiIiden 8etbOten anBsaunbet.
SIN Semel 9empiteab ma ben Grmer
Elm 9rbnunesmnbl berfproden iporben.
ais nun aber bas Gomite beiGIoB, bic
sinsetauftsn Spsiisn ipiebsr su bsrduB,
ern, ba fannie bic @utb bes Bodies feline
@rensen. Die gumite. MiteIieber fo0ien
seIpnht tperben, mon beidtdpfte iid abef
fdIieBtih barauf. bic Sdeiben in ibren
8Obnuneen %einautperfen.
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Gifenbabn 3eittnbelle.


SH Strait ben /. Stunt 1902.
eioIi@ -8trlSet Seranton fir Rstp gorf
nm t.50, 800, COS, z SO, 1910 8prm. r..
40, $40 unb 1886 Ma6mittags. 8ir Nsip
gorf II. philadelphia, i'm $50 u. 1910 Born;
t2.40 unb 3.35 NaGmittags. Cir @puIbs-
bore. Clio Nahmittags.
g0rblid Sir Buffalo I'm t.f5, 6.22 u. 900
Mpr. t.55, 6.5D unb ff.t0 9a6mittass. Sir
giusbamtpn, GImira unb 3pif6tnaationen, um
1925 Rpr. unt f.05 Ra6m. Sir Sspssp.
Spraeule uue Utica, nm lis unb 6.22 Mpr. ;
f.55 NaGmtttags. Sspego. Spraeule unb
Utica 3us am 500 Mpr. lauft tislib, ausss-
npniHitn Spnntass. Sir Wpntrpit nm 600
Mpr. los unb $50 NaGm. Ni9oIfoH ae,
epmppatipn. UNI 4.e0 unb 6 IS Rahmittags.
8lnemsburg Sibiian-8aIaei Scranton
fir NcrtbumbtrIanb UNI 6.35, 10 10 Mpr. !;
f.55 unb 6.t0 Ha6m. Sir plymouth um $40
8prmitiass; $40 uut sos @aGmittass.
Sonutaess3ase.
eaotiG -gHr Stem gcrf um $50, 3.2n.
Cos uno 1910 WOrasns; $40 unb 1886
Nadm.
0srbIi9 Cir Buffalo um lis. unit
6.22 Mpr. t.55, 6.50 nnb lilo Nahm,
Sir GImira unb 3BiiGsnfaticnsH, 1925 8sr-
miitags.
4IoemsbHrg SibiHeH -8srIGet Serantcr
I'M 1910 Wer. unb 6.t0 Rdtni.
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0pit

Potnadridten aus Sapti msl6en. baB
bic Sadlaee in iensr &epulii erniter if.
ala maj Der ipdrIiden Nadridten bon
bort tpssen annebmsn m5se. Die 8ar.
teistpitiefeiten baieltf iinb iehr bart'
nddise. Dor einiBen Tassn tpurbsn in
einem 4uftubr su Gupe Suptisn mebrers
8erfonen 8etbbtet. Die probiiorifde
Resieruna Der 8epublif fdeint Der Situ.
alton ni&t reht !Ssrr trerbsn au f6nnen,
unb Der 4usbrud elmer Sdredensbsrr.
f6aft trirb beftirGtet. Sc beiBt. bab bic
@snerdIe Soudarb unb 8ierre fid eesen
ben prObtOrifdsn Brdibentsn Sirmin
psrblnbst haben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Mdedeu fsaIptrt.

Bon einem entiebIidsn @eidid nurhe
bic in Der Sabrif Der american Sell
Co." su Bort Gbeter. 81. g.. befddftieie
l9idbriae Warp afelb beirofen. 8eim
Oelen ibres BebfubIes fam bic Nermhe
nit benz 8opfe BEN @etrisbe su nabe.
Die Rdber ersriffen ibr prddtiees Saar
unb rifen ibr bic aopfhnut ab. 8b0ia
ftalpirt tputbe bas Wdbden einige Wi-
puien ipdtsr in ibrem 8Iuts fdpimmsnb
unb b~sipuBtlos aufsefunben. Gin raid
berbeieerufsner Ntst etfIdrte. bab bas
aeben Der srdBlid 8ertpunbeten muir
curd Sauilbertrasuns serettet fperoen
fbnne. Sofort erboten iid atuanaig Mit'
4tbeitsrinnen Der uneIldliden. ftd bic
n6tbieen Sautftreifen BON 2sibe i&nei.
ben su tafen.
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8lutise 4rheetet bel eiuem 9ar'
tenfeft In 4Hegeiae, Eenn.

Bei elmer @artenseieafdaft in 2nor.
bile. Tenn, fam es su elmer furhibaren
8rieeIei, bel tpelder ber 45i6briee Sobn
asnnsbs sridlassn uuo AionsO 8aresr,
SbarIeS Sobbs fotpis 2ineoIn Wonbap
tbbtIih perIebt tpurben. @iferiuht auf
elne itbIihe Shbne mar bic 6auptufs
fade bss BiutbersieBsns. 8arger unb
WOnbat, Der 2tbtere Elm bot 8urssm aus
ManiIa auridestsbrter .8aterIanbsber.
tbeibieer." betparben iih beibe UNI biz
@unh Der bettsffenben S6bnen. Mon.
bap fdien bsporsust su iperben. une in
bet Muib barlber erfldrte 8ar9sr in bel
0eeentpart besfelben tpeetperfenb .,8pr
ben amsrifaniidsn SOIbntsn. ipeIHe mad
ben 8bilippinen soeen, Daren 3tpei Drift
tel 6oobIums unb Elm Drittel SeialineI
unb 8uaies''." Damn gine's los
Gafdenmsfer bienten ais Baffsn uni
iaIiebtih putben aud 8epolper benust
asnnsbp tpurbe bon Wonoap erihoEen
Bareer erbisIt 90 Stidpunoen. Den
Monbup purbe bic SaIsi6lasaOer ssr
i&niitsn.
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Neues 8riessf6iH r0riu3 6ries
rid Earl.

auf Der 98erft bon 8lcbm & 8oB in
Samburs lief ber eroBe 8reuser ..Griab
96nie Miltelm" unter BEN tiblihen @es
remcnie1 bonn StapeI. Das neus
atieesfdif eIbisIt ben Namen .,8rini
6tiebrid 8arI," unb bic Brinseiiin
Sriebri1 2sopoIb. bic @ematIin bee
5obnes bes perifcrbenen grinssn aarl.
uolsoe ben Taufaft. Bel Der ginridtunp
bieIes SdiHes ioIen auber ben Neuerun'
een auf benz @ebiets Der SdifSbauteds
nil aud bic neustsn grfabruneen be,
maritimen @lsfirotsdnii aussenubt iper'
ben. Die Sirma Siemens & Salsfe,
ueIGe bic eefammts eleitrifde AnIaaI
bur& bic Sanfentifde Gtsitrisitdts : Sc
isaidaft 5iemens 4 SaIsie In SamburG
bsrFsasn I6Bt, tpirb lbre neueiten Sra
idinen unb 4pparate flr bic 8eIeudiuni
OeS 9reusers, fir ben eIettrCmOtorii&el
4ntrieb petfhisbsnet 9ilfsmai6inen. 10
Die fir Signal. unb Gommaneoiusiel
sur 4ntuenbuns briueen.
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Ouea In Rsriee.

Gin TeIssramm aus guernabaea. Ms.
rieo, befaet: ga tpirb beridtet, bab
IN BET Stabt MeSieo flrsIid Elm Duel
stpiiden 2eutnant 8artels. WiIitdr. Mts
iade Der bortisen beutiden @efanbtfhaft,
unb Sberft bon @iImer. BEN Militdr.
@cmmanbanten bon AeapuIeo, Merieo,
ftattBefunben bat. in tpeIdem bon @iI.
tner 9st5btet unb 8arteIs bertpunbet
ipurbe. Die 8efannten BET beibsn @e.
nannien ftsuen bic Sadie in abrehe, aber
ss III 9tatiaGe. baB bon @iImer an
Dunben sefiorben lit. bic er bel elmer
8eeeenune nit 8arteIs baboneetroeen
bot. Ser bertpunbete 8arieIs tpurbe
mad Californian eebrndi. mo er in einsm
0pfpital earnieber Iieat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Tur&tbarss @orben.

Dis ..8atrie" bradte RoRnaGridten
aus benz 1iaab.S See. Diftritt in Afriia.
uelde beiueten. baB cine frans5ffGe So.
Tonne unter eem Commando bss Dbsritsn
Deifenabe atn 90. Sanuar ben Stdmmen
Der Tuatees unb ber Senouif cine ber,
niGtenbe MieoerIase beibradte. Die
frans6fi&en Truppen aus BEN Suban
nabmsn bic befeaiste SteIuns Der
Stdmme bei 8ir 4lali init tlrmenber
Sanb. unb ber Seinb bate einen 8erlufi
BON 1890 Wann. tpeIde tobt in ben
aaufsrdbsn sefunbsn tpurben unb lief
feline Sanilien unb 900 Rspeiireetuebrs
suttid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Mau5per bel @prfum.

Gin 2abunssmanbber Der nebungss
lctte auf Der Sniel gOrium bat in Ma.
rinefTeifen srobe 4ufmerfiamfeit iniofsrn
errest. ais man bias ReiuItat ais bon
itratesif9sr 8ebeutuue aniiebt. Dae
gum 4narif auf bic Smell psrtpanbte
@ef6tpaber beFtanb aus 9aussrfGifen
unb 9reusern unb belt bic bon einem
martirten Seinb befebte SnieI untsr
einem mebrfiinbisen @efdabfeusr trob
ber pcsIieeenben @atten nit ioIhem Ct.
fols, oab bic Sdife unb bic beisesebe.
men Iruppentransportthifs ibre Irup.
pen aler @atiunsen unb ioear fhtpsrs
@eidase Ianben unb bic Sniel beieber
lonntsn. Dies eeIunssne ManSbsi
odrfte cine eauernbe 8efetisuns Der Sns
lei 8crfum iur Solee baden.
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Rataftrepbe beim 0erlaben BON
4nIHer.

am DonnerftaB NaGmitiaB fog BIZ
Sdroimlble Der Cambria POtuber Som.
panp in Seipare, 10 MeiIen bon Sobns.
toipn. 8a., entfernt, in bic 2uft. Drei
Wunn purben babel ouf Der STEELE as.
tbbtet unb finf anbere ipurben i6ipsi
uetIsst. Giner Der 8srIesien ftarb fdor
tuenise Stunben na6 Der @rpIofion,
peIas erfolete. aIs ibre Dpfer i'm BE.
stife ftanben. einen Waeen nit RuIbs,
~ beIaben. Die Gobteu finb: s. 3
Smith, 40 Sabre alt SObn 8bobes.
3S Sabre aIt Charles Drober. 80
Sabre alt. unb W. s. 8rader.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
WtAtiae Grfiubuna.

Obetft Sumbert, Elm frans6ffder Cir.
tilerie. OHisier, tpia einen apparat sr.
funben baben. bsr. ON @spsbr ooer an
elmer 8anpne ansebra6t. beim Shisbsn
8Iit. RauG unb Rnan soQftdnbie unter.
ortdt. Sumbert erildrt. bab er bai
8rObIem eeI6It bat. bic @rplofipfraft in
itstis ipirlenbe Eriebiraft u%m3utpanbeIn.
pelde Gsfdofe nit berieIben 8rafi
fdlsubert, obne bab babel Raud. Bills
anaI ober Studios ~ bemerien iinb.
Die @rfnbuns ipire fdr iebr tpiGtif
ssbaItsn ; man 1T tiberseust, bab fe elm
sroBe nmtpdIsune in ben Metbobsn bel
Rrieesfibrune berurfa&en tpirb.
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Meuterei ?

Der SebahppoIsr 8eridterfatter bes
2onbon Daily @ropbie" meIbet feinem
8Iatt. bob in Sebaftopol bic MeIbune
bon elmer Weuterei an 8orb bes ruff.
iden 8reusers ,.9erres'' e~inssiroffen fei.
Ser areuser eebbrt su benz rufiiden
MitteImeer. O eiGipaber. Bel ber Weus
terei ioaen mebrers Offisiere bes 8reu.
sers sstSbtet tporben fein. Der 8eridts
e%rtatter fdst ieiner MeIbune biusu, bab
Disfelbe nod elmer 8sitdtisuns bebirfte.
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&dIadthauSsEruSf

sc fnb 8erbanbIuneen flr bic Son.
iOIibirune Der eroben SdIaaibausfirmsn
bes 2anbes armuur & Co., Spift &
Co.. 2eIion. Worris & So. iotpis Gam.
monb Drefeb Beef. So. i'm @anee. Das
@oniolibirunss 2apital fol- ii6 auf
s100. 900. 100 beIaufen. Sur bic Sirma
Sniff & SO. s6eert ansebIid nod. flo
Der Combination unsuf6lisben. ipeIds
elei6bebeuteno nit Der MonOpoliirune
Der S&Iu@tbaus' Snbuftrie bes 2anbss
fein tutirbe.
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-
SciOe-
@erfanf.

30 Gents, setuabnIi9
b~erfaaft fir 30 Gents.
Bette 0uaIitat fGtpsrer eorteb
MafdsS eibe, Lavender, tueib. alt.
rofa. rofa. so gents AuaLitdt Bee
idnitten auf 55 GentS.
80 Gents, s~etpGbnIi9
hsrtanft fiir 65 Gents.
SouIarb 5eibe bon gutter fGiperer
Gualitat. ednsIi@ refine Seibs.
Better, ie oiferirter @ertb fiir bieien
8reis. IS Sents NuaIitat befdmit.
ten auf sss 80 Gemfs.
Go GeHts, getuGbHIi6
bertanft fir S1.00.
SouIarb Satin unb Seibe bon
feinltsm @epsbs unb idtpsrem @s.
tpidt. Sine pr~sispdrbiss Seibe fdr
serinses @sIb. s1.00 AuaIitat
beidnitten auf 8 6s GentS.
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8. 9. Baustan. o. .. @artrioss.
8aagbaa aab 9arribge,
asbotateH aas 8edts- aHRalte,
421 2adatuanna alpenue.
SCRANTON, pa.
Gonis '.'Gobmann's
W0tE1.
323 aab 325 GprHse Strake.

-W(-
81. aouis anbenier Bnid NIB Q. aobiHion
8iere. BerIiner Beibbier. Bon @einsn uns
a~iqu5reu msrben uur Die trptobttttu Rarftn
aefatrt. Better 8orter unb alt.
aBarme anh faIte Spetfen
su ie6sr Sagesseit. ane 9sIifatefen Der Sab.
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of any Of the members In the numerous
drills at the exposition will mar the per-
fection Of the exercises. Thus, even sap-
parently minor services are important IN
their relation to the completed plan.
One form of assistance that can be CIV
en- by all the citizens, which Will be
greatly appreciated by the general COM
mittee and all their lieutenants, was sug-
gested at the committee rooms this weak
These citizens and all others taking pride
in the t1ne appearance Of the city would
like to have 1t specially swept and gar
nished for the visitors, In order that 1t
may appear at it's very best,
as 1t may easily do at this
season of the year. The wealth
'er has done Its full share and all that Is
NECESSARY for the individual owner Of
property is a little brushing up. The
rains have flushed the Streets alleys and
walks with thoroughness, and the lawns
gardens and trees are their greenest from
the same cause. Only a trifle of labor
will be- necessary to make the city look
like a well kept garden spot. -.
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est farmer Of our times. Think Of the
tools and horses, the machinery and the
improved methods he has. Think of the
comforts and luxuries that are
his. Think how farming has been
changed from slavery to inspir-
Ing work. Then contrast the picture
Governor Boutwell, draws with the gem
eral wealth, progress in education, DIFF
fusion Of knowledge, opportunities and
hopefulness Of our own times.
The old governor is not one Of those
who fear that decadence will come on as
swiftly as wealth and power have. He is
very optimistic. He has no fears of re-
action against democracy. Only the be-
ginnings Of the great power Of the peo-s
pie are so far seen. AS a matter OF
fact the tremendous changes wrought by
Improvement Of communication and
transportation have made it possible for
great free governments to exist per-
manently. .
1t is now and ever will be the fashion
to talk of the good old times, but in
America the old times are not to be
compared with ours. Our wealth has not
spoiled the, nation, though it has ruined
some classes. At the core the nation is
sounder now than formerly because 1t is
wiser and better trained and equipped.
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to do he will perform up to the ex"
treme of his limitations. The limitations
are imposed by congress. 81 We know that
the president may propose and yet IT is
congress which disposes. There are in-.
luences in congress strng enough to tie
UP an important measure embody1ng ad-
vantages for the whole, people, and That
there are cliques Of men In congress who
have power against the public interests to
cause q measure of Importance to drag
its slow length along until the close of a
session remands 1t to a pigeon hole OF
&C ccmmittee-room or forces 1t to remain on
the calendar as unfinished business.
So far as the present administration Is
concerned 1t has proceeded as q matter
Fof necessary business to deal with corpo-.
rate CT n. birations aligned against the
public interests, under the power given
the federal government under the existing
statutes. The public knows that the ac-ss
ton of tho department OF justice with
respect to the beet and railway com
bines is not mere feint. It is evident
that it means to act under, the laws made
CO. If the existing laws do not suffice,
there remains the drafting and execution,
of laws which will meet the necessity,
and a department. OF Justice, which the
president assures us will be truly de-
partment Of justice. go N~g.sssr
In his other speech In the evening, at
Pittsburg, the president emphasized the
fact that the removal Of the abuses of In
dustrial combinations is matter which
really has nothing to do with political
party. It is "a matter of national interest.
of protection of. the masses from gross In
Justices. It Is work which appeals to
good American citizenship. To-day the
two great political parties are opposing
trust abuses. There is no issue between
them as to that subject except as to the
details of methods Of dealing with trust
abuses. .~ +
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N. E.. A. CONVENTION

- Next week Minneapolis will have the
honor of entertaining one of the largest
and most important organizations of the
country, the National Educational asso-.
citation. The probable attendance is vari-.
ously estimated at from 5000 to $4,000,
and among the visitors there is a notable
array Of college presidents, school super
intendents. instructors in all of the vari-'
Gus departments of education, librarians
and editors.
For. months the general committee rep
resenting the various educational institu-
tions of the city and the Commercial
club, have been busy planning for the
comfort Of the cfty's guests and organic
ing splendid force of local workers to
carry out all of the plans. The labors Of
this committee have been so signally sue
cessful that Secretary Irwin Shepard Of
the National Educational association de-
clared, upon his, arrival, that he could
not think of a thing to suggest, that all
Of the wants of the association had been
anticipated and all the expectations of
the association official far surpassed.
The complete execution of the elaborate
plan has reached a point where 1t now de-
pends upon the faithfulness, efficiency and
zeal of the individuals of the thousands
to whom special convention, duties have
been assigned. The committee has spared
neither time, strength, money, nor in
genuity to provide everything that can
add to the comfort or pleasure of the
visitors. Upon them was laid primarily
the duty of sustaining the reputation of
the city for hospitality and attractiveness.
but, this same duty is equally binding
upon every individual pledged to perform
any convention service, and even upon
the general public so far as they come in
contact with the visitors
The effect of the convention upon the
visitors will, therefore, depend in, large
part upon the spirit of the many rather
than upon the zeal and efficiency of the
few and the material provisions made. IF
! any or the ushers or committees fail to
present themselves for their work, an en-
barrassing pause will ensue, unless, for-
tunately, some volunteer may be found to
step into the breach. The fai1ure~of the
musical numbers will. also detract from
1.-THE smoothness Of fsthe plan and the absence