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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

Experiments are being made in France
with one invention and in England with
another for the purpose OF preventing
thieves from extracting letters from public
letter boxes. In the French invention
steel teeth are placed close to the mouth
of the box. while the British invention con-
sisls OF a wire arrangement inside the pill
lar box. The weight OF the letters carries
them through the cage, but they cannot be
pulled up by a piece OF string and some
thing sticky, the usual means adopted by
the letter thief.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

Some bright young women are consider
inc the formation Of n company for PRO.
viding ladies' qualified to act as guides to
the sights OF New York City, as travelling
companions, shopping assistants, etc. The
idea is to charge a stranger entering the
city fee OF u so for meeting her at the
railway station aud escorting her to her
hotel or boarding house In the headGuar-
ters of the ASSOCIATION list OF hotels and
boarding hoascs will be kept, and such
other information as n stranger is likely to
need. all of which will be charged for. X
similar association has been in successful
operation in London for fourteen years.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
What to Do with Drunkards.

To the Editor OF the New York Times
would suggest that as saloons furnish
material for such lawlessness, disorderly
conduct and crime, all of their customers,
inhnmed by liquor, incapable of restraint
and lunatics for the time, should be C.uar.
untined in said saloon and kept there un.
til public safety can be secured in releas-
ing them.
Wc would not then be Mortified by re-
ports OF these wretchcd maddened ami
ma!s returning to their so.called homes to
wreck, beat their wives, cripple their chill
dren. and even commit murder like the We.
riest Malay.-Mrs. William Halsted Crane.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
No Drinking Man Em ployed.

Some years ago large manufacturing
firm suspended due TO the bad manage
mcnt OF a moderate drink president;
Since then they have started again and
have become very prosperous. One OF the
rigid rules is no drinking man shall be en-
p.oycd in any capacity.
Every year this fear OF drinking men Is
increasing, and every year capital IS h; de
be employed.
IN this there is TO sentiment or theory.
only cold, hard experience, which bringss
only one conclusion, repeated over and
over again-name.y, that moderate drink.
inS men are dangerous, untrustworthy and
unreliable. Of Inebriety.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
CHAPTER XXIII.
DEFEATED INDEED.

The lilac Of sunset over the world.
struck here and there with gold. where
the last rays lifted above the horizon
and lay like benediction upon the
shimmering track on the water. across
which a sail passing caught snow-light
upon 1t from the glory.
The old group of friends were gath.
cred in the pavilion around Alecia
Graham and John Winthrop. Some
were sitting upon the benches ranged
across the floor. others, less thoughtful
of appearances. chose the steep steps
leading to the sands as giving better
opportunity Of watching the sunset
effects on the ocean and cloud. All
were chatting in an undertone as
though the quiet scene touched them
into reverence.
How strangely the mist creeps 10
from the sea as soon as the sun sets"
said Alicia. She spoke only to her
companion. and he bent beside her.
his pride in her glowing in his steady
eyes.
He was very pale and still weak
from that long illness, but daily new
strength was returning. as though his
happiness gave new life when all else
failed.
He smiled now into her lifted eyes.
Words were scarcely necessary be.
tween them. and long silence some.
times fell ere one replied to the other.
1T is strange" he said slowly. but
It seems to me, Alicia. that my sun
has only Just risen and no mists
threaten Its peace"
THAT is pretty" said Alicia. laugh
ing. but not practical, John. l won
der at you sometimes. You are so dif.
ferent than 1 thought. You know ]
used to think"
"Well?" as she paused, his eyes
very steadily upon her face.
She was looking across the water TO
the distant sails, now softly darkenins
IL the twilight, and a wistfulncss was
on her face that brought an added ten.
derness to his. With sudden fierce.
ness he bent nearer er.
Whatever you thought" he said,
vehemently, his voice startling her.
what does 1t matter now. my dear
est? Alicia Graham. only heaven
knows how love you"
By and by. she said softly. rs though
following out the line Of thought
wakened by watching the distant
ships:
The longer one lives the more sure
comes the knowledge that we can
change not one inch the fulfilling Of
life's plans. We say, in our pride.
that such and such shall come. and
find. as the days 60 by. that only the
mills of God grind steadily. John. and
exceedingly fine"
But always" said John Winthrop.
reverently. drawing her eyes from the
darkening sails by the steady power
of his gaze. always with infinite JUS
tice, dearest. and beyond the reach OF
human comprehension or hate or
pride. so bringing the best Of life's
good In what seemed perhaps to rs
but humiliating defeat-as I was de-
feated."
And. perhaps" added Alecia.
gravely. after a long silence. her chin
resting In her hand. her elbow upon
the back Of the bench. her eyes still
searching for the sails in the tender
darkness, "as l was defeated. too,
John! May not a woman's Injustice
be sometimes as cruel as q mans"
But John Winthrop would not an
swer.
TTbo End
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
The saloon Responsible.

Rev. S. II. Morgan, chaplain of the
Huntsville branch OF the Texas State pen.
itentiary, in 4 recent report, says: The
number OF prisoners is less than few
years ago. One-third OF the populous Por-
ton OF the State is under prohibition.
Sevcnty.fve per cent. of the inmates come
to the prison from saloons and saloon in.
tuences. As these influences are curtailed
the number Of State criminals decrease"
This testimony merely afiirms the asser-
ton of the many temperance workers that
the saloon is the chief source OF crime.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
To Fight the ship Combi Inc.

The London papers give prominence
to the intention Of the Cunard Steam.
ship Company to initiate British CON-
Dinu,iOn which may have the approval
Of the Government. 1t Is stated that
several mciuhers of the Cabinet are
iAtcrested in the scheme aud that the
project is likely to be Of bold :;n!
gigantic character.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Real Repentance.

Repentance Is not merely little
twinge OF remorse over some wrong thing.
1t is not simply gush OF tears at the
recollection OF some wickedness. 1t il not
mere shame at being found out in some
meanness or uncieanliness or dishonesty.
1t is the revolution OF the whole life.
Sins wept over must be forsaken forever.
Repentance is a change OF heart, a turn.
ing OF the face just the other way.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
A Theory About Life.

The earth Is not the prison. house OF q
race condemned to be circumscribed during
the first stage OF its immortal career by
the fearful curse OF God; but it is the
beautiful and appropriate scene of human
cndeavor and trial. OF human aspiration
and success, on which we are fully per:
suaded that the tenderest blessing OF
Gods parental love is ever resting
Charles G.. Coe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Drink Habit frowned Upon.

More and more the great corporations
are discouraging the drinking habit
among its employees. A man who IL
known to have the drink habit is finding
it harder every year to get employment
from the railroads or the great iroh and
steel mills. Indeed, the drink habit is
frowned upon and drinking men-evcn
those who drink only modcratcly-are not
wantcd.-Savannah News.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Carrie Nation Released From Jan.

Mrs. Carrie Nation. who was SEN
tenced to the County Jail ut Shawnee.
Kan. the other day. for one month and
10 pay j tiEe OF SlUU ut the rate Of 81 Il
day, Tor sinashing saloon fixtures, has
been pardOped by Governor Stanley.
Her fine was remitte,l.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Cancer.

Long and careful inquiries by German
doctors indicate that cancer is not probably
hereditary. but that II is perniciously con
tagious. In certain districts the number
of sufferers in proportion to the population
is much larger every year than in other
areas. Dogs and cats in many instances
become canccrous, but few horses and cat.
tie are attacked Men and women are
stricken on the average earlier in hfe in
this generation than in those which pre-
cedcd it.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Religion.

Religion has not disappeared from the
TRANSPORTATION mount-it is fulfilled An
Jesus alone, and in Him Is found in com.
plete perfection. Character has not been
discounted by the disappearance OF Elijah
it has found its supreme exemplar. in
Jesus Christ.-Rev. c. =. Smith, Minden,
Louisiana.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
ObedIent to God.

Oh, that we could take that simple view
of things as TO feel that the one thing
which lies before US is to please God! What
gain is it to please the world. to please the
great, nay, even to please those who we
love, compared with this: What gain is it
to be applauded, admired. courted, fol:
with this one aim OF
not being disobcdient to the heavenly Wis.
ion III. II. Newman.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Alaska Volcano Becomes Active.

Mount Blackburn. in Southeastern
Aiaska. suddenly became active. and
its ten minutes eruption covered the
earth Tor miles around with volcanic
dust and bOwldrrs.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

my hate! What las he to do longer
with my lifeY'
She flung out her hands as though to
fiing from her this scene of memory
and pain. and turned noiselessly and
left the room. the door swinging softly
behind her.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
CHIME DEDICATED TO M'KINLEY.
Dead Prcsident's favorite Hymns FRO
duccd by tho Bella.

Lincoln. Neb.-A chime Of ten bells
has been dedicated to the memory Of
William Mckinley In this city. They
are placed in the spire Of the largest
church in the city. st. Pauls Metho-
dist.
They We're dedicated with impressive
services. After Il sacred concert from
the bells McKiIley's favUrite hymns.
Lead. Kindly Light and Nearer. My
God. to Thee We're played during tie
evening.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

"Some sage hus said that the great
rule of life is know thyself.' Yes:
hut there should be q second rule: And
when you know yourself don't tell
what you know"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Driven Out OF Business.

Western papers report that at Cheyenne.
Wyo., twenty-five drinking places have
lately gone out OF business because the
tnion Pacific has stiifcncd its rule forbid.
ding employees to frequent saloons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
ADynamie Principle Of All.

Faith is a dynamic principle Of life; i!
charges the soul with divine impulses, and
il the motor OF its best activities..-Rev.
Dr. Walker, Presbyterian. Troy. n. Y.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18
Worth elloo Q Pound.

Lithium, worth more than $llO0 pound,
valuable in rheumatism affections.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

Cuban Minister to the United States.
SeEor QuSsada has been confirmed
by the Cuban Senate as Minister TO the
United States
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

Germans Yasst Made Wall Paper.
Wall paper WAS first made in Germany
about l560.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1902-06-18

tnat JONI NlutuEOp muiueteu SooA
husband. and that she hated him for
it-and that you hated him for it!'
"And was Miss Gray acting as caves
dropper:" queried Alicia. steadily.
her eyes never moving from the fam.
ing face. How else should she have
heard what was not intended for her.
and which she could not comprehend"
And did not lie-' cried Beatrice.
starting to her feet in swift defiance.
"The leopard shows her claws too
soon. think"
But the leopard can kill some
timesw cried the swift. liquid voice.
II heard your words. Beatrice Field.
and 1 remembered your cruelty to his
mother. and why should not believe:
But / would not tell Of your words. l
would hide his crime. ! said. IL II were
crime! And. after all. you sit there
facing me, and love him"
And shall I account to Miss Gray
for III" queried Alicia. In her cold.
steady voice.
Il hate you" cried the girl. pas
sionately, with a gesture Of her ex-
cited hands. Il hate you both-l hate
you all, even her. with her quiet speech
his mother-for she kept me still
when am going away tomorrow.
could not breathe the same atmos-
phere with you-it would stife me.
strangle me. kill me! l am going
away. but ] came tonight to tell you
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
@eri&tli&er Sefebl seeen ben
TIeifAtruff.

Ser tempor6re @inbaltSbefehI, beHen
GrIuB seeen ben Slsii&truft bic Resie'
rune beantruet bate, it isbt in Kraft.
Or ipuros bon benz 8idier Better g.
@rObcup i'm Gbieaersr 8unoes' areisee.
ri&t nab s~inssbsnbsr augmentation
ieitens Der Noboiatsn beiber 8arteien ere
IaHsn. Ser ginbaltsbefebI 1T umfaHenb
eenus. bab bic S@ludtbausbsfssr obst
Ibre Agenten tpeeen Wiba6tune bes Dc.
isses sur 8srantportuns sesosen perben
f6nnsn, tpsnn fs sS. isbt nod psriudsn.
ibre Combination sur Aufre@terbaltune
einbsitlider Preiie bsisubuItsn. SIN Sale
fe bebtpeaen Dor bas @sri6t eiiirt iper.
ben. uerben fe es iein. tpsl&e ben BE.
peis bei;ubrinsen baden, bab fe bic BE.
ftimmuusen bes @inbaItsbsfsbIss midi
perlsbteD.
Ser ginbaItsbefsbI psrbistst ben Wit.
sIisbsrn bss SIeii4truits SoIssnbss
Sr9enb einen Gontraft, cine Combination
Deer 8eridp6rune sinsuseben, berep
Wirfune cine 8eihrdniuns bes spiiHen.
naatli&en SanbeIS nit friiHsm Sleii6
iein pIrbe. SO fol- ibnsn psrbOten fem,
seeen chamber bel BEN Nnfauf bon
Sdladipieb gu bieten, obsr iih su psrs
einbaren. feline AneebOts su MAIDEN. obsr
pilfirli& bic 9reiie gu erb6ben ODER su
erniebrisen, ober einsn preis fshsuisben,
su ipeIdsm bus SIeiid Ssrlauft tpsrben
ioa, ober bic Auantitdt bes auf ben
Wurit sebra&ten 5Ieii&ss au bei&rdnfsn,
ober Strnfen fur bic Ibpsi6uns bon ben
8reiien aufsuerlesen. ober einbsitIi1e
grsbit' Spfteme aufre&t su erbaItsn. obsr
sinbeltlids prsiie fir bic Gbliefsrune su
bers&nsn, ooer fiberbaupt in ireenb elmer
Meiie ben 9anbel unb @anbel gu Be.
i6rdnfen. SO iol ibnen fernsr bsrbotsn
isin, bon ben @iienbabn @eisai@aftsn
6ra&trabatte ansunebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
xabaefssN afete bhrfsH aueen Feline
Gcupcne baben.

Das gunbes.D bsrssri4t bsantporteis
our@ Ri@ter 8rsiper 5rassn. tuslhs
ibm in benz Proasb bon emanuel Selien.
teIo sesen bic 8unbes' &eaisruns bonn
8unbes Rreiss appsaesri4t bss pisrten
8reifes unietbreitst tporbsn tparen. Die
5raeen besoesn iiG auf bic &sdtsbefdn'
bieteit bes 8unoesseisbss. msl&es per.
bietet. 9abafs. padeten ettpas anbsrss
anaubeftsn. ole ben nmf6las bss Sabri'
fanteu unb bic Gillette. SIN benz porlie.
s'noen Sale banbeIt 60 fid um einen
goupon. in ipsldsm benz Snbabsr Elm
prsis uerfprO&sn purbe. Die erffe
5raee tpar bic, Oh Elm FOLDER Coupon
unter bas bon benz @sfes ausseipro&sns
8erbot fdat. Die stpeiie Srass mar bic.
Oh bas @eiss bsrfafunssmdbis isi.
8eibe 5rasen purben bon BEN aneerufe.
men @eridt bsiabsnb beaniportst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
gauler WiAf

Die SammInne bon photographer
eeutfGer a%unftperis. tuel&e Bring Sein'
RID bel ieinem 8eiu6 in ben Bereinieten
Staaten Der nnipsriitdt Sarbarb ale @,s
f&sni bss Raiiers @iIbeIm lbsrrsi&ie,
IN bur& elnbru& aus BEN 6oss art
Nufeum In Rsiu Oori seifobIsn tpOrbsn.
Der Dieb seIanete bur6 bas Dbsrli&t
in bas Mufeum. Sn Cambridge III ma
Der anfi&t, baB % fi@ BEL BEN @inbru&e
nur un sipen %iossnannien .%.faulen @is'
tapbeIt, aber bic 6atultdt bet leins
abnun8. psr benisIbsn ssriibt babsn
mag.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
scent aHaerifanifdher Tabrifauten
b~earbettet heHtfde 0sfeeaebsr.

Sect tam man gar bon elmer amsri.
tanifdeH Snbafion IN bic bsutide @eisbs
ssbuns reben. CUR 8sit baIt F& in Der.
lin Elm 8ertreter ameriianii&er Dampf.
AutOmobiI. 5abriten auf, Der ben 0sriLt
ma&en foa. cine gsnberuns bes prsubi.
f@sn @eieses berbeisufdbren, psI4es nur
ioIGe GampffeRsI 90 importirsn srIaubt.
bic cine Defining taben. burd tpel&e Elm
Wann bineinsslansen Fam. Dieter 8sr'
treter unterninmt i6etiG prObefabrten
nit 2anbtasssa bssorbneten, utn bsrari
cine Maioritdt flr bic Abi&affuns bss
Gsiebss su ~aeipinnen. Nan barf aui
bas Greebnib bieier edit amsrilanii4en
8earbeituns elmer eeissssbenben aDsper.
fdaft rsdt esfpannt iein. Die lbli&s
Doodle. ilnterfu@uns foate bann bic
Icsii&e SoIsseri&sinuns fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
Sum eAuse Der Jusen.

8siannts Ssraslitsn bon Brownsville,
Brooflpn, planen bic @rinbuns elmer
Organization aum S@ube Der Suben,
psl6e Der enelif&en Spra@e ni&t md@s
fig unb nit ben ameriianifGsn @sbrdus
den ni&t bertraut finb. gln Der Spite
Der 8~ewesuns itebt Ssrr Bernard @olf.
bsfen Abfi&t Go aud ii, In allen bon
Suben beb6Iiertsn Ditrifisn 9psis, ORE
saniiationsn ms 2eben au rufen. Man
tpirb beriu&en, bic peri&iecenen iibif&en
congregational fir ben plan ~ animi.
rem. Sc tpirb ansessbsn, bab uru,e Su.
ben alerIsi llnannebmlidfeiten nusse.
febt fnb unb aud bon fdbtiiden Beam.
ten nur 40 germ lberportbeiIt tusrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
senseHer 8Iatt fritihrt bic Hes
aieruna Der 0erttnfaten 0taaten.

2ensener 8Iatt fritihrt bic Mes
eieruEs ser 0eretnteteH 6taateu.
Das 2rBnunss SEP In @abrib unb
bic @eburt Der RspubIil Guba geben
einem 2onbonsr BIatts @~elegenbsit, bic
S&aale Ieinss 8prnss iber bic Bsreiniss
ten Staaten aassusisben. Sas HIatt
f@reibt:
.Sie amerifanif@en Champions bsr
Sumanitdt baben 2dnber perfoIet, beren
8epsIterune fe bic Sreibeit bsripra&sn.
Sn Guba FART ben Betpobnern commsrs
eieler 4uin aus ben Sdnben ibrer @obIs
tbdter ms Gefdt unb auf ben pbilippi'
men itebeu bic ginseborensn nod i'm
5elbe. 0ort fbt aud Der General Der
amerifanifden 8sfreier tuesen angelic
der 8rauiamieit. bssansen an Denieni.
gen, bic ameriia BON ipanii@sn So&s
.rsiiete." auf Der anilassbanf,
$50 srimrnis Ia Der Sumor Der 81
tuation. baB mo i'm far unmbsli@ bal.
ten iolte. bod bic nadtsn Ibatia@sn
bsueifen allies. Den Spanisrn berblsibi
auf aae Sale bic nusIofe @enustbuune
zines bitteren 2d4elns. unb mir, bic mir
ben fpanif&sumsriianif&en 2ries bdtten
uerbinbern i6nnen. babsn suun Dant fir
unfere antisipanii@en Gmpinbunesn bon
ben ameriiansrn sinen 3altpafsrtrabl
in Sa4sn ber anglo . ameriianii&en
Union. eiuen bipIomatii&en Rld,us be.
trehs bes Banana anaIs unb i@lieb'
LID cine commereieae Supaiion ber
idIimmften Sorts erbalten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
COMMANDER 3otts In Berlin niht
aneenehm.

~ A"s""
aSen CO pen Aoni'roi Splep stnsn
6elel'n9 nannis. Ien, s.suisnani.eot
nance 1sriplln d. yotts. Der taral'p
sum 1farins'A t'aqe far Berlin, Wlsn
ano g1oii srfiannt mnroe. ni1t pom Ha''
Jet as'lse!m sar DssraBunes'Aaossns
auf perionltQe gsnlaoue pm erlpfan8en
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
8ulsarifhe xruppsn fAieeen rhds
ffdtslce auf t~nrftfhe.

Die Spannuns an Der ttiriiiGsn
Creme bat su stpei iueitsren Rdmpfen
,tuii1en ifrfiidsn unb buIearii&en Trups
pen ssfibrt, bsi benen fanf Wann sst6bs
tet ipurbsn. gIm II. b. W. iibsrraf9ts
cine bulsarii&s @renspa&e suei tirii'
fHs Solbatsn auf buIsariiaem @runb
unb 8ooen in Der Drtidaft Rilo unb
t6bists bsibe, ais fe snifisben uOltsn.
YIN foIssnosn Gage bsriu&ten mebrsre
tirtif@e Solbaten eetpaItiam bic 2ei&s
name Der bsibsn am II. ~set6bte.sn SoIs
batsn su bolen. Sabsi tpurben crei
1drisn %sst5btst, Gin DuIears veripunbst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
SApH pieeer ansebliae @piefunbs
bei WtGtpicpten.

@rObes Sntsrsfs brinst man in SAUL
Ste. Warie ben Nittbeiluneen bss BRO,
ipeftors Souls gaustsp snteessn, Der i'm
Wi&ipicoten Diirift @ntbeduneen bon
rsiGen acknowledgements sema&i
baben ipiH. Ct nia brei ipsribpole
Mineralisn eefunbsn baben, Golb, @rar
pbit unb 8~innober. lssterss Elm 8sfanb'
ibeil bes Nusdfibsss unb jtpat an elmer
STEELE eirea 100 Weilen n5rbli& bon Der
eanabif@en See. GausIep bate fton
Dor einiser Ssit feline Gntbsdunesn Dor.
tissn 8aresrn m~itseibsilt. bic nit ibm
mad ber @esenb aufbra&sn unb feline
Aneabsn isst bstdiisen. Brobsn bsr
orei Mineralisn, bic fis mitssbra&t bas
ben. Iiesen Dor. Cine @efsaf@aft ,ur
ausbeutune fol- icfort s~esrfnbet ipsrbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
8epinsHueeu, inter eenen GHba's
Gretbett aetpdhrt tpurbe.


Treibeit setpdbrt ipurbe.
SIN benz Document, in tpsI&sm Genes
raIs0 Dupernsur @oob bic Regierane an
bic neue &epublif abtrat, beibt 90. bab
Der eubanii&e Gonersb am 8. Mai in
Sabana auiammentrat, bic 8eelaubiss
unsi&reiben Der erpdbltsn Senaiorsn
unb Rsprdientanten prifte unb befdtiete
unb %ferner, bub Tbomas Gftraba PaIma
;um 9rdfibsntsn unb 2uis Gffebes Ros
nero sum Biee 8 9rdfbsnten ernannt
tpurben. Saber, bsibt es ipsitsr, tuirb.
tpie fsfeeisst, bic Oifupation @uba's
bur9 bic 8sreinisten Staten unb burG
bic Militdrreeierune aufbbren unb tpirb
60 benz cubanii&sn 9r6fibentsn unt
Gonsrsb iibsrseben. Ser Reeierunss'
ps&iel ssidiebt nit Der 8ersinbarune.
bab bic neue Rseisruns ii4 berpfiGtst.
alien 8srpfidtuneen, bic bic Bereinieten
Staaten betreffs Guba's in benz Pariis,
@ertrass uuf fi& eenommen baden, na&'
sufommen. Dsm Document finb msbrers
BroilamatiCnen binaussfast. bon beneu
cine erfldrt, baB bic neue Contribution in
araft III. Cine anbsre banbelt i'm Ws.
isntIi@en bon ben %ianitirsn 8orri&tuns
gen, bic bic Bsrsinistsn Staaten einees
fiibrt iu ieben tpiini&sn, bamit Gpibs.
mien mbslidf p~erbinbsrt tperbsn unt
tperben foleenbe Arbeiten beftimmt
PfaIterune unb @infabruns zines BE,
rieieIunesipaems in Sabana.
Maherperfe fur Santiago be guba,
besslei&en Elm 8erisisIunssipRsm.
Sie am II. Sanuar 1899 bonn prdfi.
benten Der 8sreiniaien Staaten erlafss
men Nuarantdnemnbrseeln fur bic Sdfsn
bon Sabana, Manianjas, Gisnfuesoa
unb Santiago u. (. 10. mdRen befteber
bIeiben unb, ben 8solrfniHsn sntipre'
deno, ertpeitert tpstosn.
Sis SnisI pinss fol- 70 Ianss unite,
Der alien 8srpaltuns ftsben. Bis ber Gu.
baniiHe unb Der ameriianilGe Gongref
betrefs Der slbtrstuns an bic Bsreinister
Staaten su einem ginuerfdnbnib &c.
lanat finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-05-29
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