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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

One of the steamers that sailed from
New York the other day had as pas
sengers five young negroes educated
at Booker 7. Washington's TuslIegee
school, who were going to the German
colony in western Africa to instruct
the natives in cotton growing. This
makes eight American negroes who
have gone there in the employ of the
German government.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
Passed Away.

st. Louis, April fudge Carman
a. Newcomb, rs years old, veteran OF
the civil war and an ex-member of
congress from Missouri, who had been
prominently identified with the re
publican party in Iowa and Missouri
since that party's birth, died at his
home in this city Sunday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

The expectation of American
horses makes a most gratifying
showing. In 1891 the exports of
horses aggregated $1,cOo,ooo, while in
1901 the shipments were worth 3d.
600, 900. Great Britain has been our
best buyer, and in the past six years
has taken $35,OOO000 worth Of our
horses
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
seat for Indian Territory.

Washington, April Z. - Senator
Quarles has introduced a bill provid-
ing for the division of Indian Terri
tory into counties and the establish
ment of county seats. The bill also
gives the>territory a delegate in con-
gress and gives it formal territorial
government.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

Many beet growers in Holland are
about TO emigrate to the United
States, believing that they can do
much better in this country. They
will have one very decided advantage,
at any rate. If the raising of beets
is not found to be as profitable as
they expected, there are many other
things, equally good, which with
little encouragement will grow in
or soil
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
,riss Stone WIN Lecture

New York. April Maj. Pond has
closed contract, through Charles A.
Stone. of Boston. with Miss Ellen NJ
Stone, the missionary, for a series of
100 lectures to be given in the prin-
einaI cities of the United States.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
Naehias Reaches SAN Domingo.

Washington, April r. Acablegram
from Minister Powell received at the
state department. Saturday announces
the arrival at San Domingo of the
Machias, which was ordered there
from San Juan to protect American
interests in case they We're threat
ened BY the revolutionary movement.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

Eight times as much sugar is con-
sumed in the world now as was pro-
duced in 1910, and the percentage Of
beet sugar in the worlds supply has in
creased from five per cent. to 67. The
history of beet sugar is story of won
derful Development in agriculture,
chemistry and machinery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
big Insurance for Anna Gould.

Paris, April TT is said here that
the creditors of Count Boni Castel-
lane have taken out $1.000,00o insur-
ance on the life of his wife, who was
Anna Gould. of New York. The meas
ure was taken, it is said, to protect
Castellane's creditors.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
G. r. MORSE, Publisher.

Locomotive engineering Is only 100
years old, but the world has been
moving so fast since the first engine
pulled out that the event seems much
more remote.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

washington, April Judge John L.
McAtee, associate judge Of the Eighth
circuit court in Oklahoma, has ten
dered his resignation to the president
and it has been accepted. Charges had
been referred against Judge McAtee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
Earliest Russinn MiI1et.

Will YOU be short of hay? If so plant
plenty of this prodigally prolific INLET
TO 5 TONS OF RICH HAY PER ACRE.
Price so lbs, 81 80; 100 lbs. $500, low freights
John A. Salzer Seed Co. La Crosse, Wis.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
TO HELM Beers.

Chicago, April 7.-Members of the
Gov. Yates Boer relief fund commit
tee will make an effort to raise S.
100000 as a result of the presidents
action IL ordering the $1,000 collected
in Illinois sent to South Africa.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
Took The 0nfh.

Pretoria, April casper Kruger,
the eldest son of President Kruger,
and "a other relatives of Mr.. Kruger
bearing the same family name are
among those who have recently taken
the oath of allegiance to Great Brit
81
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
Game Goes On.

The action Of the authorities at
Ibrox Park in averting a more gem
eral panic by permitting the game to
proceed while they encouraged the
impression within the inclosure that
the accident was not so direful, is
now generally commended. The in
congruity of the yells of applause
mingling with the groans of the
struggling sufferers will never be for
gotten by those who witnessed the
scene at the rear Of the terrace.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
TO YOUNG LADIES.
From the Treasurer of the
Young Peoples Christian Tenn
perance Association, Elizabeth
Game, Fond du Lac, Wis.

"DEAE Mrs. PINKHAM:- II want to
tell you and all the young ladies of the
country, how grateful / am to you for
all the benefits I have received from
using Lydia Il. PinlSham'S Vege-
table Compound. 1 suffered for
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
ODIIEtnr.

Guard-Now, then, miss, get in quick,
please. The train is just going to start
Young Lady-But want TO give my sister
a kiss.
Get in, I'll see to hat."-Tit-Bits.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

To Cure "a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cnre. 25c
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

When passion is on the throne reason
IS out OF doors-M Henry.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10
An AWFUL DISASTER.
Grand Stand Collapses at Glasgow,
Scotland.
Crowded with Spectators Mt Foot
ball Game-Tvyenty-One Killed
and $50 Are Seriously
Injured.

Glasgow, April THE casualty
lists of the Ibrox Park disaster, when
a number of persons were killed or
injured by the collapsing of spec
tators' stand during the international
football match Saturday afternoon
between England and Scotland, have
been completed. They eclipse all
earlier reports and estimates of the
casualties. The disaster has result
ed in the death of 81 persons and the
injury of $50. Nearly 200 of the lat
ter were so seriously hurt that they
were taken to infirmaries for opera
tions and treatment. One hundred
and fifty of them still remain in the
infirmaries. A large proportion of
the injured had limbs broken, bodies
crushed and mangled and heads and
faces gashed. Several more deaths
will undoubtedly result from the
most critical cases of fractured skulls.
The disaster was caused by the coli
lapse of 100 feet of one of the spec
tators' stands, precipitating thou
sands of persons to the ground go
feet below.
Injured Piled In Heaps.
The injured were piled in heaps,
wedged in with broken wood. The
onlookers hesitated to approach the
dangling structure at first, but final
ly began to utilize portions of the
broken barriers as stretchers. A hun
dred of the most seriously injured
were carried to the pavilion and to
spaces in the rear of the stands. The
most severely hurt were later re-
moved in ambulances to infirmaries
and the lesser sufferers We're sent in
cabs to surgeries.
Cause of the Collapse.
An investigation into the causes of
the disaster shows that the break
down of the stand had begun before
the structure was subjected to it's Sc
verest strain, and it is now believed
that the final collapse was caused
more directly by the efforts OF those
nearest the first break than by the
additional weight of those who
rushed upon the stand from below.
The stand, although supported by
iron girders, swayed and cracked om-
inously under the movements of its
frantic occupants.
The fallen portion is 100 feet long,
30 feet wide, and contained ~ tiers
of seats. The injured in many cases
were lying five or six deep, and it isN
considered marvellous that there were
not more fatalities. One man hung
by his boot, which caught in spin
tered beam, head downward, so feet
above the ground. Finally his boot
was cut and the man dropped into a
sheet held below.
Game Goes On.
Tho COTTON IF tho authorities ot
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-04-10

The Albert Schnider carriage works
at Cincinnati burned, causing $4,000
loss.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Oentf&ss . Eteater.

Die sstsrn (WitttuOd) itaitssfunbsns
Auffdbruns bes prdGtigen 8lumentbal
unb 2abelburs'iden ShnanisS ,.Sans
Sudsbsin" bur@ unfsr bsuti@ss Gbeatsr
Gnismble, iuar iuieber eerabeau borjdelit
unb risf bel benz teiber ni&t alI,u ,nbls
reid eriGienenen 8ubIiium ipabre aa@.
itlrms bsrpor. bsnen btbbnsnbe Beifans.
ialpsn foIeien. 8ortteffti1 tparen bic
Ssrren Bonmann. SGober, @rlau unt
Urban ibrsn banfbareH Rolsn unb sbsn.
10 sabsn bic DameH Blum, Srsp uni
Moi,an ibr 8siies.
Niittroh. ben 9. b. W.. eebt Der er.
folsrsi&Ite S6mani Der Iseisn Saiior
,,2oesnbriiber" (Are you a Mason ?,
sum Bsnsfi, bes bsliebtsn Gbaraltericmi'
isrs Germ gbriitian S&obsr in Scene
,.2ossnbrlber" ersieIte on ber snelifHsr
unb bsuiihen 4tibne unssbeure GrioIsI
unb iolte fih baber iein 9bsatsrbsiuasl
ben nd&iten Tbeaterabenb entesbsn lail
fen. umiOmsbr als unTer belisbter Gba'
raiterfomiler @trillian Sdobsr isin BE,
nsfi, bat unb als Sabelmann" ieinsl
esiunben Sumor unb feline unipibstitsb
li&s 2Omit bsftsns aur GeItuns brinssi
Tam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Gbas. s. @a9ner,
aanbiSat far gouuts Gommiffdr.
Stimmt fiir ibn bel Der
&epa6lIfaaiidbea Yrimarpabl
am 9ieHiiae, ben 8. SnIi,
,pl&sH 4 unb iibr Na&mttiass.

Srr Gbas. s. @asner ipurbe in
DGrttsmbsrs. DeutidIanb. seboren unt
Tam i'm utter bon adt Sabren nit ieinsn
@Itsrn nah Amerifa. Die Samilie ifi
felt gnbe Der 60ser Sabre in SCRANTON
is6bait unb ber Batter mar ieiner 8eit Elm
uobIbsiannter Nuiiier.
Dob Ssrr Dasnsr Bel ieiHsn Wliibar'
germ sea&tst IN, bafiir jeuet ber llm'
fanb, bob er feline Warb (bie 3ebnts)
msbrsrs Sabre i'm Sdulraibs rsprdisr'
tirte. iow,e aud adt Sabre i'm Select
@ounciI. Sin beiben Stsaunsen bat er
maunbaft bem 5fFeniIi1en @obls seoisni
unb ii& bic bollfe 3ufriebenbsit feline,
@onititusnten erporben.
Sur bas berantportlibe Mmt sinea
@ountp Gommifdrs III CT ips,isa bsfdb'
iet, bsnn er bat tpdbrenb isiner iabrelan'
gen Gbdtistsit aIs sriter Sdreiber bei
Gommiiidre ii6 bic nbtbiaen 2snntniR,
ssiammslt unb III nit ben Rouiinesefhdf'
ten bss @mtes bb[Iig pertraut.
Noa su bemsrien ipdre, bnB Ssri
Basner Der sinsise Dsutfde iit, Der fit
um bas Mmt betpirbt unb i@un biefei
llmhunb alein foIlte esndsenb iein. ibul
bel Der primdrpabI am 8. Suli eins
eIdnsenbs Mebrbsit su iidsrn. GS ID
iebem Dsutiden unftrsitis bon srobem
8ortbsiI, eineu Wann ieiner eisenen gti'
tionaIitdt in ber County @OmmiRdrs Bs'
b6roe au baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Bllfesbarre RaAridteti. .

= Der idbrIi&s Staatssonbsnt bes
Department Councils. Patriar@s Wili'
tant, s D .. s.. finbst bonn IA. bic
l6 SuIi bier itatt. DeIeeaten bon
nabs,u isbsr Stabt i'm Staats usrbsn
BEN @onpsnt beitpotnen.
= Die bisfee @itilens M[Iiance bat
bsi&IOHsn. fur bic 8srbaftuns unb us'
berflbruns bon Perfonen, bic 8opcotts
betrisbsn, Strobminner auibdneen unb
anbae irimineas unb einfGlhtsrnbs
Wsttpbsn sebrauGsn. Bslobnunssn i'm
@siammtbetraee bon So. 900 au bssablen ;
81 900 pirb filr 1sberfabruns eines
8opcottsrs besabIt. $500 im sIeiden 5alls
fur cine 9eripn, tuel&e einen Sirobmann
aufbdnst.
- @ssen Gliiab Coz. ben ,,8arser'
msiRer" bon PIsmoutb. fOu cine eieen'
artise S&abeneriabtloee ansefrensi
ipsrbsn. Ser tpptIlbbli&e Ortsborfanb
III S&napsipirtb unb ioa sebulbst baben.
bab pOr isiner 8neipe Der @rubenauf'
fsbsr Soispb Sranfsn ..in efFsie" se'
bsnit mutbe. Sur biefe 8ei&impfune
perlunSt Der fisarIi&e aufsstnapfts BON
Blresrmsiher unb Der Orti&aft bi.
alsinistsit bon $500
-9bilip 8ice, Sobn bss Ri&teri
Rise, iputbe lssie Wo@e. ale sr fpdi
Mssnbs tsimiebrts. an Sab Sranslir
Strabe nobs ieiner @obnuns bon einsm
arobsn Strolds. ber plDslib aus ben,
S1aitsn eines 8aumes bsrbcrtrat, an,
ssbalisr unb um feline Gai&enubr uni
stipos aIsineeIb srIei&teri. Ser Stru.
| benoisb sebot 8ies NIT rauter Stimme
bsibs Sdnbe bod ;u taIten unb ais sl
nit isiner arbeit fertis mar, bot er i'm
..euts Ra&t" unb ftIsnfsrts ssmd&Iid
fort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Semerperf ieeer art.

Br baben ipis alidbrIi& au& bisiss
Sabr flr cine entiprs@enbe Ssisr bss
sIorrsi&en 8iertsn SuIi Borfsbrunesn
eetrpifsn unb in unierem 9peielaben,
oil 2inben Strabe, einsn 8orratb bon
Seusriperten ber peri@isbeniten art,
SIusssn unb Bunting sinssIsst. Der in
osr sanaen Staet niht iibertrofsn tper'
ben tpiro. Dafelbit merben bieieIben
iOipobI @neros tpie Detail beridufi.
Das @ebdube. in bem mir bic Saupinis.
oerlaee ber Seuertperfe baben, IN ipesiea
flr bisien 8ped aebaut tuorben uno IN.
ter anberem auH NIT einem @sipblbs
usrieben. bas feuerii&er iR unb tpoisIbh
mir einen erbBeren 0orratb tpie is 3uppl
untereebra&i baben-aas Sorisn au ME.
brighten Preifen. s. o. @iqiams 4
Bros, 9ll ainbsn Strabs. asa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
l1aier SHbeatar
t@liebt aa9fte 0e@e

iinb BOT bisitr Belt fam irssnb ttpis fiir bi
Gsmmsr Gtitrtae 8sblrfnilit bier ju ben DO
upmtl&asn prfiifu anetiauft wtrbtn. 8sinI
lirIa1s 9bHsn ZEN Grune eafhr aninstbtn
Sbr s,funstr WsnfGsnpuifanb pirb tisis 8ras
bsantportsn.
glatirIiA siRtn Sis, bae % istu.n anbgtl
Bprraib mit uulstn In Der Stabi eitbt. Dt
ausmabI n bier am erSbttn unb neil mir MI
lsH, nae Gle spr,ifbsH, 70 bstfftsn unisrt Wn
f1uft aus SaHtn, bic Sbrt Mnsritnnnne trrt8fi
psrbsn. @tbfn Sit bisit Wots fort, 70 tr
bdlHt 70 Sbr SHtsreHt, uns 30 bsiuhtn. 8tbsi
Sit srf fp6ttr, 10 N % tbeufals su Sbrtm in
ttrtlIs, stnn prfilt ptrbsn nt8t nitbrietr isii
uHS bic Bprrdtbt fnh issi ns& seaaanbis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
0pbe Uarfer Rsttsen.

: Sin 8eriu&, bic @obnuns bel
Oabio z. Wiliams an l3. Strabs A.
erbrs@en. ipurbe re&tssitis Sonneriiai
Dforeen bereitelt.
= Gin 2idbrises ainb bss Sobn Den.
nebaum bon Norb Samner absnue itatl
5reitag Wcreen unb luurbe Sonntae in
5rie6bofe Der beutfGen iatb. st. Soban.
mes @smeinoe beerbist.
= antbonp @urpbp bon Sutton ctr,
I'M ytcrbenoe, bsr fid frab lebten Dons
neritag Woreen In ber g. RobinIon
8rauerei betrunfsn aufflbrte unb ben
Wd&tsr @iesanb Gtsrn aneriff. aIs bic.
Ter ibn fortuies, tpurbe bingfeft aemaGi
unb fpdter fiir fein geriHtIiGes @rideis
men untsr s4o0 8arsiaaft ssaslIt.
= Srau 2Iopb bon gurb BROMLEY
4psnue tins am Srsitas Ra@mittas sins
Mn3abl 2lsibunssfids ,um Trodnsn
tiber ben Ofen unb in fur3sr 8eit ftanben
oieielben in Branb, tporauf Elm AIaru
uon 2aiien 328 seseben ipurbs. Sin
paar Ulinuien esndstsn. um bic SLAM.
men nit einsm S9aben bon s25 ,u
lbl&sn.
: Sn feiner Dobnung on gort
Bromlep Mpenue beriHisb am Samftap
2scrBen int Nlter bon 66 ssabrsn 9etes
Riesst an ber Ninets ahbma. 9e,
Vsrhorbene iuar Elm lansiSbrissr 8arsel
otsier settle unb tpirb bon filnf Rinbern
iberlebt. Die 8serbisuns esfoIete 9isn.
tag Ha&mittae, tpobei paftor Safot
S@bttle ben Grauetbienia Ieitste.
= Better WiIIsr, elm Streifer. ber Bin.
ter 7l3 Scranton Strabe ipobnt, lpurbs
5reitas absnb in grmanesIuns BON 81, ;.
600 Barei&aft bem @ef6ngnib iiber.
fan6t. WliIler iuirb beidulbiet, ssbrobi
3u baben, ct irdrbe bic Wotnung BED
Sotn Sut&to an Norb Sisbenter Stra6,
nit Dpnamit in bic 2uit ipreneen, ipeiI
lstterer es peripeiserts. iiG ben Reiten
Der Streiier an3ui@liebsn unb in BET
Diamond Bdf&srsi ipeitsr arbsitsts.
= ernf, Der 12iaerise Sobn bss
Germ @rnR @loor bon Weit QoeuIi
Strabe. itarb porIstten Mitttpo& absnb
an einem Rddfaqe bes Nsrbenfiebsrs, an
tpeI&em sr Dor ettpa Ie@s Wo&en er.
trantt uar. 9ie 8serbisuns fanb am
Samitae Ra@mittae in Snnmpre 6risb.
bcfs itatt uno BaftOr D. @aaeniamp bon
Der eb. luib. 8ions Gemeinbe Ieitete ben
1rauerbisnit i'm Saufs. ioluis am 6rabs.
Der S&neiaer Rdnner@or nabm aud an
eerislbsn tbeiI unb trus mebrsre 9rausr,
lieber Dor.
-Sobn, ber 3idbriss Sobn bes SObn
o. Sarris bon gpans court, ipurbe
Dienifas Abenb an Stretlanb Strabe
beinabe ausenblidlid sst5btst. Der
Rlsine befanb ii& auf BEN Deee 40 iei.
men SpisItameraben unb ipolIts eben bic
Strabs irsu;en. aIs Elm Gsfpann gferbe
bss Sofspt aeap. bon Sofspb 6riffsn
eelenit, porbeitrabts. Ct berluGte au.
ssni&sinIi&. ben Pfsrbsa suborsuiom.
men. tuurbs aber sstroffsn unb nieberse.
ftobsn uno sbe man itn bsim,rassn
ionnte, ipar CT tobt. Cine rlnterlu@una
srsab. bas Der S&dbsI bss Rinbes Elm.
seorldt ipar, iotuie aud. baB fein @s.
fi&t aeri&nitten mar. Der Treiber be.
merfte ni&t, iuas borseeaneen mar, bic
man ibm ,urisf unb barauf aufmsrliam
ma@te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Rtttetcn.

= Ratban. ber 4idtrise Sotn bes
Hatban Dotter bon Broab Strabe, erlaa
am Sonntas ber bdutieen 8rdune unb
purbe am Disnitas ~ @bite 9apen Bee
srbiet.
Die Sotparb 1roirn Bcbnuns an
2u3erne Apsnue tparb frdb Sonntaa
Noreen bon @inbrs&ern bsiu&t. bic %
absr nur auf cine cute Mablseit abseie.
ben buttsn, bsnn aubsr Gblpaarsn ipurbs
ni@ts permibt.
= MIs man am Sreitas Ra&mistaa
einen srobsn DampfisHsl in ben @retsr
Wal@insn Werfen mittsls zines Dampf.
trabnen aufbeben ipoIlte, brad bic aetts
unb Der DampfisRsI fisl nieber unb asr.
irlmmsrts ben 6ubbobsn; niemanb iuarb
isbo& perlstt.
-Soispb 2pnn, elm iuneer Rann
bon Gort Cane, bssab iidb am Sreitae
Na&mittas in einen IunneQ bafelbit unb
trurbe auf einmal oepatr. bab &C isinen
Dse berlossn bate. Seine abtpeienbsii
srreets Derba&t, eine Asttunesmann.
i&afi ipurbs orsaniiirt unb bisfsr eslana
90 Samftas Woresn. ibn ermattet, absr
unssriebrt aufaufinbsH.
@sIds Disiuns ber ssssn bic
Seabs unb 2obIsnsp poli,iRsn eeri&tsts
1opcott seitist. iuurbe OonnsrRae ipies
oerum in @iitston teipiefen. Sames u.
DonneQp in ,Seniins Totrnibip tpoIlts
ii@ i&on Dor elmer @oGe berbeiratben,
bod oa CT aIs Siseifbreaer in elmer Der
Ninen arbeiiete, ipsiserie ii4 iebsr
6ubrirsrisbsfser, itm bic Quif9en ;ur
9ir&snfabrt au tslen unb bic So1,eit
muBts bon Gag iu Gag beri@oben tusr.
ben. I'm nun feline 1raut nidt edn3li&
,u bsrlisrsn, quittirts Donneritae Don.
nsap isinen .Sob" unb bat CT fi@ nun
uerbeiratbsn i6nnen.
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sebet otsie @od)e
Sortbeile To

Shbldsu SaIsbslisibunaen, gsf@tn B6ubtrH,
panbl&uben, 6aulttanelHubsn,
pr6HtissH SiriimpfsH, phbf9tH nnisrilttbfrn
Dlpbuntn S4trmtn, SsHntH SGirmtn,
2arisu psmhrn Saillsn, Rsutn StibfH Sailltl
@H5ntn Sfirts, Raft Anihssn,
Gtarmauttn Waf&anshssn, Spta 9baitlatnti
Damsn 5al@ubii@Hn, Gtf&tn $tlsnffddtn.
I5altionabIsn 5uHsitH, 8sauemfn p6netmatttl
Nsnnr NuslaifruHssn, Mae Ioilstit Btparf
Masn 8tftn nnb Gnbfn. Gbtnfals Sai&sIs,
paneiafGsu unb Drifting Cafes.
% n tint lubliaHtisls sslbsripartnpt @sle
asnbsit In al bititn Departments biflf Wo@f
&inb Sir Ia 8nhbruus bamii 2 Wsnn 70
tprHt Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Npn 0eterAbura.

= Sn ber @obnuns Der 8rautsItern
an &ibee Sirabs uurbsn Mittpo@
abeno ptHo1ensr @O@e SRI. 2aura R.
Ring uIo @barles 8epplsr bura paitor
Geo. N. Cure gum 8unb far's 2sbsn
eineeiesnst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
Sest fommt Die
sseiertags=Saiion

WH bu ausli&t siuss btllasn pimmtIs nnS
msbr ssnialn 9tmpnatur. slatarlt2 etbtn
Sis ptuielsns fir Elm paar Gage fort, wfnn
Mot fiji bic game Cation. Sis psrhsn it
bsdsr amHlirtn, wtun cit ibrt 8sohrfntIls Sio
usmt& unb gut trlanssu iSnnsn. Gold dnt
@sIsssnbsit pirb SbHsH isst tn Globe Wart'
beuft gtbpisn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
NsainneHS nit aaaftH wlontag, ibIiebt
oisisr eaben isben gla@niittag Hm
iitr, gaHiiag ausetnommtn.
Sllrrab fiir
Die Ttiertage! Z!

,,Saftisu" Stunt ~ poriibu unb gDsniss
ptrbsn btiTm abl@ifb bstrausru. Gs mar ttn
nalIsr, iibItr, uisbreriidfnetr nihtiaiionabltr
Mouai, NIT Ausnabmt bon Gin paar 5aefn, ure
bat uidi alsin bas SemmtrseitSft siipas auf'
esbaIisn, fsnbnH aud eas Ba&stbam psriSsnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

IS. R. Gate aus 81. Souls bat
nit Sasenbed in Sambare einsn Con.
trait far beRen 8ei&iduns ber st. 2ouis
fer BsItausasnuns abssialORsn.
-Sn ber RaGbari&aft bon 90.
iuarbspille, Sa., ri&tste Elm ipolienbru&.
artissr Rsesn bsbsutsHbsa S&absn an
Der Grnis an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03

Gin Sssen tiir bic aleinen. DisIes
IL cine ssfdbrIi&e Satrssssa flr bic
aleinsn unb Sorni's Waesnifdrfsr cine
treue S&utipebr. Serr Sotn QsbIer in
8ro,ito. Wio., ersdbIt bon sipei SaIen.
Der Waeenitdrler rettete siuei ainbsr,
Die Qinbsr bon Mbam Suniel unb Sein.
ri& @nBslbreAt, tusI@e bsibe in Sonst
Greef trobnen. battea Die Sommers Sons
plant. Ser Dofior ionnts ni@ts fiir 4,
ttun aber ber Wasenftdrfer bra&te &,
tpisber auf bic 8sins."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
9sutf&s 8risfIiRt.

SRI. Gpa 3. Bed, s}rI. ei,,is Baum,
Chris. paultH tjrl. Clara ptnltlman,
Grl. 9anuap 9. Rape, Grl. aHna RsHufT,
8TI. eouiis 9. SHmts, etait @tiI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-07-03
G!abeV arehause.
0ra,,em, iueIebe

Sit piirbtn tibarafat itin, bic Mn,atl unfs.
rH 8rausu DtpoFtprtn ~ itbsn. &s iinb
6rautn, pel@e Isbr psils fiir bic 3ufunfi iorstn.
Die 8rau, bic nit elm 4anf. Gonto srShnst bat,
pire hbrrai&t ftin 30 isbtu, pis RAID Gin iltints
wS&tnilitts Dspeftum ~ siutm Dbhbl4tn
8ani. 9enis" anip6@f.
alt 6rantH fsilttH 8anf. GoHics babtn. Das
tuuet @tib folltf rn bisdsn @tlb hitiit Itetn
fiji ibrt fiinftss ptiraib. Die Wuttr lollts fiir
ibrt ainbu uub iia fslbii fur 3obts> uue auens
lineltdsf6at ipartH.
@h iabIsH ersi prOssHt SntntT.n.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1902-03-15
Education The Hope OF The South.

On education the hope of the
South must rest. Education is the
only means of elevating and broad
ening the individual type. Great
attention must be paid to this in
order that the best results may be
worked out with the unusually
favorable materials and resources
at hand, says Mr.. H. M. Atkinson
of Atlanta in the Manufacturers
Record. The constant elevating OF
the individual through the process
of education is the only means by
which the best can be accomplished.
The aim Of this education must be
to create broadness of view and
liberality of thought. The South
must broaden it's base along these
lines. Men are needed who will
see the public good, and who will
stand for it and their convictions.
The broad view Of such questions
can only be brought about by ed
ucation. The broadening Of the
individual and the teaching OF the
principles of political economy and
municipal government are the needs
of the day. This means also the
broadening aud Strengthening OF
character-that is, the production
Of men, the word being used in its
best sense.