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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05
C0ST OF PHILIPPINES
IN MEN And MONEY,
,,vcLe SAM PLAYING a LOSING GAME
IN THE ISLANDS.
80, Value of Trade of the United States
will Not Pay 6 Per Cent of the
Cost of the War.

rso Literary Digest publishes a
,,,u~ diagram illustrating the cost
II uar in the Philippines, in men
money. to the United States; the
the Filipinos in men, and the
olro Of the trade of the archipelago
,rro data. taken from the Official re-
nts covers the period between May,
N1ooo and June 30, 1901. 1t Is shown
[bot during that time 245 American
I,5;ono were killed. The F'ilipinos
P.nIod amounted to 1854, making the
,atio about l to l6. The American
onndod amounted to 400, and the Fill
a;no wounded to / 1913. The great
7isnaritv between Filipino killed and
.onoded has led to some severe
oba,oes of cruelty against the American
troops by an "anti-imperialist" league
Now York, as, we'll as by certain
!, orbers of congress. Ordinarily, it
claimed. the number of wounded
N.houId he far greater than the num-
her killed. However, that may be,
there has certainly been slckenlng
,ot IF blood letting in the islands, not
10 mention the suffering caused by dis
ease and hardships on bobh sides.
ASH the financial side OF the ques-
,iop. the cost of money ito the United
States during the period named was
In round figures 800, 100000. The to-
tai imports into the islands amounted
10 $50. PIG, 406. and the total exports to
lS23 2l4.94S. These figures include the
whole foreign commerce OF the Islands,
every sort whatsoever. OF this total
4 of the trade the United States sent in
10 theiislands for commercial purposes
ARTICLES to the value of 1885, 685, and
Received from the Philippines articles
/ of the value of S2,57l,021. 1t estimated
that the profits on the imports and ex-
ports of the islands, calculated at 20
per cent. amounted to $1,085, 54l. This
showing is, indeed, pitifully small
when the cost of it is considered. The
Literary Digest's article says: "The
total foreign trade of the islands would
rot pay 60 per cent. of the cost of the
Iwar, the total value of the trade of
the United States would notpay g
per cent; and the profits on our
trade with that Of the islands would
\ pay little more than l per cent.
When peace has been brought about
there will be a revival of business, to
be sure; but will the trade ever be
large enough to pay the interest on the
cost 10 blood and treasure? Many
statesmen, incuding snch eminent re-
|puolicans as Senators Hoar of Massa-
|chusetts and Hale Of Maine, think not.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05
HUNGARIANS IN A ROW.
Came Near Having a LynChing
Bee i'm North Georgia.

| Near Waco, on the HARRISON and
Carroll county line, there is Hunga-
rian colony. The colony is named
Buda Or BUDAPEST, after the capital OF
Hungary. Thursday night there was
a great row in the colony. One of the
Huns, Mike Finklesteln, outraged at
The uurestrained trespasses of the hog
of his neighbor, Papo Guggeinheimer,
shot the brute. Enraged at this Gug-
geinheimer banded together his friends
patterned after the plan of a Georgia
mob, and securing the proyerblal rope
had so far proceeded with melting out
to Finklestein summary punishment
OF the capital sort as TO have the rope
around Finklesteins neck, when his
friends and the wises and more influen-
tial patriarchs of the colony interven-
ed, quelling the riot. Finklestein
swore out warrant charging Guggein-
heimer with participating in the riot
and melting it. and he was jailed. At
WIG pti"i UhC CNAu0nCS VIZ nave w U0
delivered through interpreters, after a
queer and ceremonial oath. The men
are furriers by trade, and during the
season of their work return to New
York, where they earn fancy wages as
experts in their trade. There are some
fifty families in the colony, and they
have temple and priest. They gen.
orally cultivate grapes and make wine
when in the south.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05
TEXAS FEVER IN GEORGIA,
Several Gases of the Disease Dis
covered i'm the State.

Several cases of Texas fever have
been discovered among herds of Jer-
sey and short horn cattle in DeKalb
coonty. and one fine short horn COW
has died from the effects of the disease.
She was among car load of cattle ex-
hibited at, the Charleston exposition,
and is supposed to have contracted the
disease there.
Commissioner Stevens of the agri-
cultural department has informed the
department at Washington about the
matter, aud an expert on diseases of
cattle will likely be sent here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05
Blown to Atoms.

The old idea that the body some
times needs powerful, drastic, pur-
gatiye pill has been exploded; for DR..
Kings New Life Pills, which are per-
fectly harmless. gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter,
cleasne the system and absolutely
cure Constipation and Sick Headache.
Oaly 25c at Dawson Drug Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05

| tionate dimensions would make a
planet forty times greater in diameter
than the earth, FIVE times greater than
that of Saturn and four and one half
times greater than that OF Jupiter.
SO huge body would be made of all
the eggs laid by the American hen in
1900 that if it were to be dropped from
the sky on the entire American navy
the thirteen battleships, all the cruis-
ers, all the gunboats, all the monitors,
and torpedo boats and converted craft
and GOLFERS and supply vessels and
tug boats-the mighty egg could an
initiate them all in an instant. If it
were to lie in the sea alongside of the
navy that one great composite egg
would hide the ships, for in tonnage it
would be far more than they all are
combined.
All the chickens in the country COM
oined in one vast fowl would make a
bird so huge that the Atlantic ocean
"Oulo why OC A" PuuuiC lOL lb' ~
could peck our battleships as the pres
ent real hen pecks up bits of gravel
and stone to help her digestion. That
might composite fowl would not find
room enough on the earth to strut. 1t
could reach half way to the moon, and
if it were put into gigantic scale al
most one-ffth of the entire mecchant
marine of the country would have to
be put in the opposite scale TO balance
it.
The eggs of 1900 weighed more than
four times as much as cur entire do
nestle produce of wool, three and
three-quarter times as much as our
domestic produce of Gaze sugar, more
than two times as much as the
copper output of 1900, more than
two and three-quarter times as much
as the tin plates manufactured during
the year and thirty times as much as
the whole output of gold.
The value of those eggs at the low
est market price was more thar one
half the total income derived by the
United States in 1900 from the customs
revenue,
If all the banks in the country had
been called on suddenly to pay the
value of the eggs in specie it would
have required more than one-third
of all the specie held by the 3,S7l
national banks.
There are so many chickens in the
country that, if they were divided
equally among the population (leaving
out Hawaiians,) each human being in
the United States and the dependen-
cies would have to carry around with
him three chickens, or to kbe exact
3.12 chickens. And each human being
would be entitled 10 III, or to be ex-
act l4l.352 eggs year.
The estimate is that in 1900 the
United States contained in round num-
bers 2S4, 100000 chickens and that the
total output of eggs was 100000, 1000.
The value of the chickens at p cents
niece was 81 100000: and the value
of the eggs at Is cents a dozen, the
average price paid throughout the
country, was sl3S,0O0,000 in round
numbers.
The round numbers are we'll under
the sums that are reached by close
figuring. They are given because
they are not only modest, but easy to
remember.
The statistical sportsmen who have
been trailing the hen for the govern
ment will not be ready with their fig
ures for some months. But enough
haye been obtained to give a reliable
basis for the above calculations
York Press.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05
M, wheeler Got Rid Of His Rheumatism.

''During the winter of 1898 was SO
lame in my joints, in fact all over my
body, that | could hardly hobble
around, when I bought a bottle OF
Chamberlain Pain Balm. From the
first application l began to get well,
and was cured and have worked steadi-
ly all the Year,. Wheeler, North
wood, N. Y. For sale by
FARRAR & HARRIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05

When you want a physic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and pleasant
in effect use chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Price % cents.
Samples free. Every box guaranteed.
For sale by FARRAR & HARRIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05

Farrar & Harris. the druggists,
will refund you your money II you are
not satisfied after using Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
cure disorders of the stomach, bilious
ness, constipation and headache.
Price % cents. Samples free.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-02-05

II Is stated that more than 1000 per-
Guns committed suicide in this country
last year.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
TurAtbare Sfuttbat.

Dm. Zane mat Sausbiener bel Der
Samilie Surtbus an Noro l5. StraBe,
philadelphia. Set einiser 8eit beete
bic Dienfbsrri&aft ben Berbadt, bnb
Cane eB nit Der @brlidleit ni6t lber'
mdbie senau ndbme. unb als biefer Bers
baGt INNER ftdrfer tpurbe, unb f& ims
msr nsue @rlnbe fur bic Sti&baItieteit
bsfslben fnbsn lieBen. sine bas Sami'
Iienoberbaupt sun 8abi unb foroerte bic
8erbaftunp bes ungetreuen 3ne4tes.
Dieter abef mub bon BEN ibm brobenben
Sdidiale irgenbpie Minb betommen ba'
ben er fHipor 8ade, anb fibrte feline
fhpar,en Pldne in Der enliebli@fen
@eiie burd. Wit eiuem Hebolper be.
paffnet ihih sr iid on feline Serrip ber'
an, unb eri&oB iie. Damit ni@t sufrie'
ben, srmorbste Der Mdibsri@ aud nod
bas s~ebnidbries 96dtsrIein Der Ioeten
unb psrtpurbsie Elm anbsrss 3ino oerieI'
ben. elm ii~stsuidbriees Wdb&en. chem
falls auf ben Cob. Damn bepertfeuiBte
er feline SluHt; bod tpurbe er ipdter in
Gamoem, 81. s., eefansen genommen.
8. Zane, Der farbiee Sausbiener. Der
feline Serrin fotpie bersn T6hter&en
Rabellns eri&Ob unb cine stusite God.
ter, @loiie, 70 gefGbrIid p%ertpunbets, oaB
Fe 9onneritus ebenfaas ftarb. tpuros
5rsitos piossiiirt, fGuIbis befunoen unb
sum lobe bsruribeilt. Die 9inri&tune
miro Nnfanss YRai fatifnoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
edornRein. G~stubmhhle.
Durd M~npenbune bon 4uaIuft.

Durd M~npenbune bon 8ueluft. ober
.Sousins." tpie CT iid ausoriidt, eIaubi
Charles Wonories, Elm Gbicaeoer @rfins
Der, bas Broblem oes ,.Berpstuum Wis'
bile" ssl6it su baben. SIN einsm S&orns
ftsin elmer Brauerei in 8lperfioe Demon.
firirie sr praiti6e Anpenbbarieitt Der
gi%inbuns. Gin lebbafter Wino fam
benz grfinber isbr su ~itatten. Ser Winb
purbs in einsm. am @runoe bes Sdorn'
teins ansebradten. peiten S6Iau& aus
SessItuh aufsefaneen. fesie bann nit
p~srmsbrter S&neaiefsit bur& ben
S&ornitein unb ieste stpei Iei&ts fdder'
artlse Rdoer in 8srpssuns. bic ipieosrum
Elm SHmunerat trieben. Monories bot
Is Sabre long on Der @%riuouns sear'
be tet uno bofft, burd bic Probe bic 81.
9ouiier Weltausfsaunssbeb6rbe su Der.
anIaGen. bic @rinouns ais cine Der
SauptiebenSparoisfeiten ~aus,unuben.
Wonbries bat Blame fir eiHen auf Der
Ausftequns su erri&tenben Tburm se'
ma1t, Der 1860 SuB bod fem fol-.
Sold Elm Gburm, nit ieiner @rinbune
aussefattet. piroe ieinen Ineaben gee
mdb ~tpenieitsns cine 30 Pferbefraft fir
8slsu9tunes. ober anbsre 8tpsde lie.
fern. Sie aoften b~irften fi& auf $780,
900 Rslen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
aufftans in sameruu.

Die Na6ri@ten aus aamsrun Iafsr
erlsnnsn. oab bort unter ben @ineebore.
Ren nidt nur srobe Grreeune. ionberu
fslenpsiie seraOssu @mp6runs berriGi,
SIN @eeeniat su ben Regern an Der DIT.
lihts. tpelde. UNI assreifiU au peroen.
INNER era aufeefahslt tperben miihen.
limb bic on Der @sfialts Afrifas bon Na.
lur aus lriessrii6er peranIaet unD pieI
reisbarer. Sest iinb in Bane, i'm Snnern
aomeruns, neue auffdncs auSsebro&sn.
mel6e ii& beionbers seaen bic Better ben
5aftorsien ridten. bic bort BON ben bei'
ben Sambureer Sirmsn 8anoert & Stein
unb 3beobor MaoB e~eerdnbet fino,
Beibe Saiiorei 8oriteber tpuroen pOr
ben rebeaifden Neeern our& @epstr.
i6ihe fHper b%ettpunbet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Gin eanernpprt far ealep.

SD bebaure ben ,.ameriianii4en
Drspfus" 5dlep unb bOffe su @ott. onb
er am gnbe ben Siee behalf. @eiett
ben SAL. bic Sdlu&t BON Santiago
tpdre su 6unfisn Der Gpanisr ~ausesfaI,
len, iper mare bann fdulo eetpeIen. bab
bic 8srsinietsn Staten untsrlieeen
muBten? Nad ben glniidtsn aooie.
BELTS. Groipninibielb's, Sampions's unb
Bob @pans' bate bann S4lsp eans &c.
pib Der San6snbod iein miGen. Nun
aber bat ct seiisst unb ibm seb6rt bic
@hre.
y8ooiebeIt iaSelt S@Isp fdtper tpe.
gen Der 10 gut besrinbeien ,,SaIeife".
Nenn aber in europa elmer feline 2euie
obne ale Dsdune BEN 5eino in's 5euet
fdbren wiirbe. ME Cd elm aepiher &aub'
reiter in Guba geiban. bann Tame er aans
beifimmt Dor Elm 8rieesgeriht. Sc
tplrbe Dem bstrsffsnbsn Germ npbI ans
ltsben, fsinen eisenen Balten aus BEN
eieenen auee su aieten. tebor er bic
Splitter in bes 8ruber'S Guse ieben
piq. $50 idreibt 6. @uier, bon gIsin.
Su.. on bic 50. 81. 8is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Gin Spftem ipeieer Sflaeerei In ben
0ruben SOatb Garclinae.

Sur@ elm bon benz italienii@en Som
full Sottile in 0ep Dorf an ben @ouper'
neur bon Soutb &atolina eeri&tetes
S1rsibsu tpirb auf bic 8~sbanbIuns auf.
merriam eema&t, tpslds bic pbospbat.
minsn Better in Go[Ieton county. obsr
tbre Sanolanssr, bic %iOsenanntsn Pa'
Droni, ben italisnif6en Arbeitern anses
oeiben laHen. Das Sdreiben bedt elm
Spitsm tpeiber SfIaperei auf. tpsl&es
bort aQer Civilization sum Sobne anees
ponOt tpirb. IS bsiBt in pemielben /:
SO purbe informiri. bub mon StaIie'
net unter Der 8~oripieeeIune, bnb iie 81 IS
td8li1 perbienen fbnneu, bon Netp Dort
nab bort lodte. Su Wirtlidteit erbal'
ten bisis Winner nur so gents tdeli&.
RE ibnen fur Soit unb 9oe,s pieber
abesaoeen tperben. SIN Minter mGfen
Die 2sute auf feudtem 8ooen arbsiten
unb in StdQen tperoen ibnsn S&lafftdts
ten ansenieien. Gag unb Hadt feben
lie unier Aufii&t elmer bepafneten
8a6s. bic bsrsti 1T, Ssbsn nisOersu'
i&isbeu, BEN IS einfaaen ioate, oieier
Silapsrei au snteeben unb sineu 5ludt.
ueriu6 su MAIDEN. Ibaiiddlid baben
idon Webrsre biefen 8erfud nit benz
lobe bi6ep mdHsn. Selbit in benz
5ols. mo bic SIudt anfdneIi& erfDle'
reid mar. tputbe BEN @sbestsn na4ee'
isBi uno er iurldeebra4t. mOnad mon
TIN unetb6risn W.BbanpIunsen unier.
mari"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Gntredbtuna DER Meaer.

Der in 8i6mOnb. 9a., tasenbe Der.
faHuneseonpent bat nad ldneeren @r'
pdsunesn Elm amenbement sur Staats'
psrfahune ansenOmmen, trslHes ieineu
8w'd, bic Nessr i'm Stauts politiid ~
entredten, porausi&tli& erfdaen ipirb,
Rad ben 8eitimmuneen oeS Amenoes
ments mGfen bic @dblsr cine @abliteuer
(poQ 9Or) bon sl.50 entri&ten uno i'm
Stanos lem. bic Staata perfaRune au lee
fen ober ,bren Sinu, tpenn fe ibnen uor'
seleien 1tpiro. su DeTftsben. Das @eiuG
um @intraeuue in Der 8seiitrirunssIlhs
mdRen fe idtlfili& uno eiSenbdnOis in
Der @ssenpart bss &ssiittatots elm.
rei1en. 8steranen Der conf0berirten Ute
NEE unb beren S6bne ioaen bon BEN
uoreei&riebenen 8ilrun8s'Ss ausse'
nommer fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Gifenb Seittabelle.
esIanars. %sadalnanna unO gssHsrn Bah

Selniuure, tadaiunnna nnD Beffern Bahu.
Sn 8rafi ben 8. Ropsmbtr 1901.
GiDlt4-Bnl6et Srranicn fir Rsp gurf
nm lao, BIS, COS. z so, 1905, Born. H..
Is, $40 une 1888 Na6mitass. dur Rtp
yorf u. philadelphia, I'M $50 u. 1905 Born;
i2.45 unb 1888 Ra&mittass. Sur 5cty.
hanna. 6.t0 Rahmitiage.
R1rolia Sir Buffalo um lis, 6.22 II. 900
Wor.; t.55, 6.5O unh ft.35 Rahmittaas.
6lr 8insbamipu unb 3wil@fnfaticnsn, I'm
1920 Mor. uHe ITO Nahm. 6hr Ospsac,
Sprneuis une Utica, unt lis une 6.22 Msr. i;
i.55 Nahmttiags. Ssreep, SpraeuIe une
Utica 3us UNI 6.22 Mpr. l6uft tGslit, ausa.-
npmmtu Scnntaes. 8iir Wlontrole UNI 800
Mor.; t.f0 anb $50 Na6m. Ri6olIun DC.
someeaiiou, I'm 4I0 uni 6 is Rahmiitaas.
Dloomsburs Sibifon-Ynldei Scranton
fur Rortbumbtrlaue um 6 IS, 10 O5 DIOR. /;
i.55 UNI $40 Ra6m. 6iir plymouth UNI sic
gcrmittaes 3.40 uni $40 9aHmittaas.
Scnntaess 3dee.
eibIid-Gfr 9sw gcrf I'M lao, 3.f5
Sos nnp 1905 NcrSspsj $40 INT 3.3a
Namm.
RSreli6 = Cir Buffalo UNI lis, unit
sac Nor. I; f.55, 6.5O unb fi.35 Rahm
Hloemsbnrg Sibiisu -WaI6et SeaHiur
UNI 1905 Wsr. uHe 6.t0 Ra&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Dsutf@e TIotte Ut Der amerifaui,
fden nberIeaen.

Der in Berlin tpsssn isinsr fa6mdn.
nifdsn Sdhtistsit in bobsm Gnisben &c.
bsnbs Warins' Atta&e Der ameritaniI&sn
8oti1aft, Commander 20. 8. 8ssbler,
bat burh einen 8ortrae ibsr SIottsntpe.
fen, psl&en Ct i'm ..Gmsriean @omsn's
Stub" belt. erobes aufisben errsst.
81 srtIdrte i'm 2aufe ieinsr intsreHantsn
4usflbrunaen. bab ber 6sfsdtspsrtb
Der ameritaniidsn Warins tur& ben Der
bsutfhen Slotte melt iiberbolt fei, pel@s
um SO Sabr3suee bon l20. 600 Tonnen.
ssbalt itdrfsr isi. Trob Der bsbsutsnben
8~ermebrune Der amerifanif6sn Narips
felt BEN ipanii9en 2tisee. isisn bic bsut.
fds tuie aud be snslii4s Siotts i'm Der.
bdltniB bod nod raider poranssfOmmsn,
Bon &ehtspesen foGte absr bic amsri.
taniide Slotts ftdrfer fem als bisisnist
@nelanbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Grperimente in Mfrifa.

Dis Rsser BON ..2usioeee NormaI &
Snbuitriul Snititute," tpeIde @uoe 1900
BON Der bsuii6en Reeierune ensasiri
purben, um bic @ineeborenen bon Soeo
in Deutih, @eitafrifa in Der BaumpOl.
8uht au uniertpsiisn. baden luut 8eridl
Der Colonial. Gpmmiiiion cine BaumipO[s
su p~robueiren Sermo&t. pslde an Der
8rsmer 8brie ibsr ..sImerieon Nibb.
ling" eeteat pirb. Sie 2usiOsee.9e.
asr bnbsn bspieien, buB oas 2anb in
Togo. bus in 1eberfIub ~Uorbanpen il.
fir 8%uumpOae seeisnst 1T. Das einsieC
Sinbsrnib fur Die comm reieae Nustars
ma&une b,eies BrOouftes liest BARN.
oaB 90 an TranSportmitteln feblt. Wan
nei6 ni6t. tpie mon bic 8aQen mad bsl
9Iiis bei6tbern lou. Die Colonial Som
milton bat eins Expedition bon Snse.
nisuren uusseidnot. UNI cine Glfenbabr
Don BEN 8dftenort Come nod Pnlime in
Snnern su permshen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Der fraueO.rnfafAe @eseu. IS oup

Der franeosrufff@e @eeeu' IS CUP.
Ssr fransoiiid . ruilii6e @esencoup
aesen bds eneliid' iopanli6e BlnDnib
1T unspeifelbaft cine pOlitti1 bo6bebeut.
lame Bstpssung. Dns ia bic 4niitt
Der oeulihen omtlihsn 2ieiIe, pslhe
sinsn osrartisen Stritt ibtieeps bon
Anfane an ettpartet baben. Der frances
ruiiide 3pelbunb 1T, pis man ii6 in
Berlin an mabesbenOsr STEELE ausfpti1t,
nunmebr aud uuf Oitaiien ausesosbut
uno ftslt oaieIbit bas @Iei&sstp,dt Der,
uobur6 iomit cine nsue 5risbenssarantie
ssiHaHsn lift. Dis @~ruppiruns BET
Wd&te in Oaaiien ii barna6 bic fol.
senbe Dem eneIif&'iupunif4en ftebi
Der ruiti6.fransofide 8weibune seeen.
absr. Dastpiiden bsfnbsn fi& Mdats
nit lebieli6 tpiribi&aftliden SntersGen :
bic Der. Staaten, 9sutfHlano. DETER.
reid unb StaIisn. Ser belle SubsI,
usl&en bic Barrier 9reGs lbsr biefsH
nsusiten Soup nnfimmt, III in 2onbon
nit eroBem Berbrub au%faenommen tpor.
ben. nnb bic 1bsmiebldtter barften
ossbalb o ibren tdsli@sn @iftmifds.
rsisn, bic pdbrsnb Der lebten Ronatt
ausi&liesIi@ na6 Berlin aoreifirt tpa.
rem, in ndhfer 3sit tpisbsr mebr bsr
5ranlOien su ioftsn 8sbsn. bic aus ibrsn
6robloden teinen Sebl au MAIDEN pifen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

hr anasisen fnben bur@ bas $50.
&sublatt" bic tpsitsfe gerbrsituns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Ser tDunOertoQe
Srinmpb 1T safFeta
sethenen sfirts
ut $500.

Der srO6ts. is su bisism prtiIs OFairts
Wsrfb, anssfsrtist aus gutter 5aHsta Ssibt,
nett etbnbar, PIaittO 5aIbsIH ; fsmmsu In
GATOR, srau, rsisba, reib, Lavender, bsa.
braun, pinf unb i&pars. gpns aHspabl
Der f'insrsn SUrisu In i9parL psi6 uns
Sribiabrs. 9arbsn gu $780, s7.75, StO..
50. $3.50 uub $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10

@erfette
i9neihergema6te
Set0ene nnterr6fe.

BsnH maj isibsHs Sftrts fauf, 10 %
ipipfte iu iuifsH, ba6 fs i@ gut trassu.
uHitrf isibfnsH Sfirts Inb bon bu bi,n-
LION btfisn SUrfs, unb mir fSnnsn 4, In
l'rn auHssu sspiTenbaft fmpfbIsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Man tpin britifAsn 2anSrdubern
QinbaIt asbteten.

Der @ren,treit in aIasta IL in cine
Bbaie sstreten, bic gu sinsm srnRsn Ser.
tpirfnib smii@en england unb ben Der.
e,nisisn Staaten flbren mag. SIN
Stnats,D Department 10 beri&tsi ipor6en,
oab cine canubii&e Bsrmsfuass. @rpebi.
ton einen bon RubIanb erri&tsten @rsns.
pfubI uneeniri fortrGdte. Ssireidr Sap
bat nun auf 8eranlofune bss grdfbsns
ten cine aus amsrifanif4en Dfieiersn be,
fsbenbe @ommiiiion ernannt, pelHe ben
Ibatbsfano an Dirt unb STEELE unterfu.
den fol-. Ram biefs @ommiffion biz
Pldse finoen, uuf bensn bic ruifi&eu
@~rsnspfdbIs frabsr f%tanOsn. unb felt 81
fh btraus. baB biefeIbsn auf pldber
hanosn, bic Jest bon England bsan'
fpru6t werben. 70 tpirb England nit fei.
men Aniprl&en auf einen Sssbafsn il
9lasfa cur&faQen. unb bic auf BEN se'
ftobIsnen 2unOe befnbli&sn 9ritsu tpsrr
ben .,mubpen" maRen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-10
Wercert5eo
.sateen sfirts.

Yin anbsrr gcrratb BON uHltrsn popu-
ldrsu Rummsrn BON f9Bassn maeni,sb
Satstn Sfirts. in better Bsiis anssfntist.
IulfrSis bOpptltseparbts 8abrifats - atb
eOPp'lt 70 gut aus uns trast i& ,Hsimal 70
gut, ME bic stwSbnIi&s Sortt.
prsiis, $3.50, $500. $3.50, $3.50.
Rsur gOrraib BON tpaf9barsH efirts
fur SOmmsrsstrau& fOtbsn sinsarsftu In