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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-07
Setbeilisuus Der Wfiii, an
ben Mau0Seru.

Die Sbee, S~taatsmiIisen in eroBsm
Wabifabe an ben Nrmes.M au5psrn su
fort &ilep. aanias, tbeiInsbmsn 40 lafs
fen. iu,rb ipabri&einIi6 aufseeeben tper.
rem m6fsn. neil f& ber~ausseisat bat,
oab u iusniee Staten i'm Siapbs
limb. ibre Wilisen bortbin 3u fenbsn. Dor
sinissn WOnaten, aIs bic Sbes suerit
duftaudte. ri@tste General $ Mbiutant
gorbin &unbt&reiben an bic @oupsrnsurs
Der berfGiebenen Staaten, um naGsufras
gen. Oh bic Witi3sn an ben Wanbuern
tbeilnsbmsn i6nnten. 90 ersab i& oann
elm psisntlider Safen i'm 2oitsnpunff.
Die Blu oes &sprdisntautsn Did bon
Obio, pel&e cine Bsniqisung far bisSe
NanDper pOriab. IN nidt paifirt. unb es
erbelt, baB 10 ben meiftsn Staaten feline
5unbs ~borbanben finb, um bic .8siie.
unb 2aesttOtsa flr bic Milissn gu be.
ltreiten.
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sutOleran, une erutantat.

Das Begrdbnib bss periforbsnen Rabbi
Saeob Soispb. ber als ber Siibrer Der
oriboborsn Suben in ben 8sreinietsn
Staaten gait, mar nit S&ipisriefeitsn
%uerinlpft, benen bic @laubsnsbsfllGenbsii
cer etpa 10000 2sibtraeenbsn. pslGs
f& au benz Degrading einssfunbsn Bat.
ten, bic a~bereldubif&e Senorans Der
Wafen unb bic 4rutalitdt Der NoIssi
ben Stsmpel bes S&impfes auf cine
9robftaot ipie Retp Yorf bridten.
Als Der 8~eerdbniBsue bic Drudprei.
ien'6abrii bon 2. Soc & So. an Der
@rano Strabe paIlirte, tpurbe aus ben
5snftern bes Sabrifsebdubss bon frehen
2immeln @afer auf bic 2~eibtraeenbsn
eseOfen, unb fs iuurbsn nit alerlsi
0urfssi@oRen bslditiet. SO tpurbe Der
lsraeIitii&e aampfesmutb rsss unb in
sans tuttsr 8sit CAB es in BEN sanssn
5abriisebduoe feline eanse Senhsri4elbe
mebr. Damn erif bic Polsei-mit ben
bsranbsfoblenen 8srhdrfuneen -m Gun.
osrten farf, Elm unb untsr ibren antip.
pelbieben mubte man& elm 8spunbsrsr
oes tu 6rabe eeteiteten 8abbi feinen
gifer init einem 9Iabe in sinsm Soipi.
tale biben. 80 purben biele Der Ssras
elitsn pertnappsIt unb pielsn Polaifen
trurben in BEN @etpoee bes Rampfes
BON ben 2eutsu, bic na@ Der &sssl ..fslbf
Der Wurm iriimmt fi&. tpenn sr 8stretsn
tpir6," Wibsrhanb leiitsten, bic nnifors
men bu&hdbli& BON 2sibs ssri6sn. Die
Ssraeliten Nep 0orfs eriIdren Jest ale
bic 9olisiftsn fir Elm low set of slug
gers" Sic polsn nit bsr ,.&eform,"
bic ibnen nur 2nappelbisbs sintrdst,
ni&is mebr su ibun baden. Msbrsrs bsr
Bleiirten ipurbsn nahtrdsIi& bon bsr
Yolaei bon ben Strabsn aufeeIelsn unb
in pcli3eissridten nod obsnbrsin iebsr
tur 3obIune bon @elbbuben ,um Betraes
BON So Biz $40 berurtheilt.
Als Der 8sstdbnibsus i&lieblia bic
8rpotlpn StraBe paiirte, mart irssnb
Elm abereIdubiider Morbbnbe bon einem
Rsubau binab einsn 8aIfsn auf bic
Msnse. Die Sa1e f@isn auf abioluts
prouoiotion aussuIaufen, benn ale 2suts
aus Der 1rauerproceiiOn ben Rsubau sr.
tlettsvn ipoIisu, UNI ben 6&uIhiesn fsft.
SubaItsu, tpurben fe bon 9oliaiftsn,
tusI4e ben Rsubau beistt battsn. Der.
indppslt.
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Gntfenbuns einss beutfden 4rieas.
fAihee mad Saitt e~erlanat.

8reHer unb hamburger 8Iatter Der.
Iansen bic i4Isunise Gntisnbuna einss
oeutfdsn RrisesidiHes mad Saiii, mo
NUS brunter unb btdber su seben iaeini
une Wiaionen esutf&en aapitaIs aui
BEN SpieIe ffeben. M,Ht nnr finb bic
esuti&sn 9anbslsbesiebunssn nit ben
bsiben triatisifen Safenorten Rap Sal.
tisn uno Bortsau. prinee isbr Isbkafi,
an& nit 8onibss. ct. Mare, Seremis
nne Bort be pair pitb Elm ~nambafiel
Bsrlsbr ~unterbalten, Der i&on lest be.
esntli4 beSrobt 1T. Wau ~sriuartet au.
psrfiatli&. 6as bic Rseieruns bic bsut,
i&sn SntersRsn auf Saiti in snersif&sl
Bsiie tpabrnebmsH tpire.
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WaDteattons $ Sgreau trifft Wae,
reeeln eeeen ben EfficterSmangel.

SIN ginSsrRanbnib nit Seiretdr
ROObp bat Der Gbef bss Rabisations.
bureaus, IbmiraI TapIor, einsn tpeite.
rem, iebr tebeuiunssuolen S4ritt &C.
ban. nm Der DfFeiersnotb in Der Ora.
rine abbGIfe su i@uifen unb BEN 8obur.
germ Der aftiben Offeiere in 2anbbient
itelunsen Elm gnbe su MAIDEN. Ct bai
ndmli4 ben Anfan8 bawit asmaGt. pens
ltonirte Offciere. bic nod tpobI i'm
5tanbe iinb. Disnfte gu Isiisn. fir
9anohelunBen su bertpertben. Sefre.
tar Wootp uno AbmiraI Taplor eeben
BARN bon ber ridiieen 8orausfeBuns
aus. baB Dffeiers, bic ton Der &esisrune
Sage bsSisben nno nod etipas lsiftsn fDns
nsn. gum Disnt tuiebsr beransaossn
peroen iouten.
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S@aaerii6e 3naenteleifune auf
Der RennfpIpanias @ahn.

auf Der 9snnipIpania. 8abn snteIsi.
fen bel PadiabbIe. 8a.. bic 2Oiomotips
unb Elm @asson bss pCftidnsa,usss.
Sic i~tirsten ben 8atnbamm binab. Der
bort cine Sbbe bon mebr aIs $50 SUB
bat. Ser 2oicmotipfabrsr Sobn Rems
merlin8 aus altoona, 9a., tpurbe eet6b,
tet. Sdwer berlest tuurben : Der Ssis
aer 8. ID. RinsIep aus altoona, Der
8rsmier s. s.. Me@innis aus Sarris.
burg. ber POftcleri 8. g. @ids aus
harrisburg. Der gofelsrt 5. 5. 8eri
aus harrisburg unb Der PDfeIerf s. 8.
Naurer aus Sarrisbure. Ser 8ua
fubr, als osr unfaI paifrts. uu cine
8sripdtune bon 50 Minutsn ~ein,utoIen.
NIT elmer @ef&pinbielsit BON nabssu 20
WeiIen bic Stunbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-07
Maeeantport sarteu.

Cine Gommifion. bsftsbenb aus ben
bier Sdlfs,@ eneraipoameitsrn unb BEN
aubiior bss Boftbepartsments, bat ipdb.
reno Der lebten Wo1sn bic Sraee in CT.
pagung eejoeen, tpie es m5eIi& tpdre,
Elm Spitem bon Hadanttport. potlartsn
einsufabren, bel tpel&em bic abienbsr
feline unn5ibisen finan3ielsn 8srluits er.
Ieioen piirbsn. SIN febr bieIsn sroben
@ei&aftsn III bic Netbobe einsefabri
rorbsn, 9offarten nit bs3abltsr Stud.
anttrort a~usauienben, um Auftrdee su
srbaltsn. Gin GROCER 9rosentiat bisisr
Rarten tpirb natirIi& bon ben Gmpfdn.
germ %inauorirt unb bic fortseiporfene be.
lablte &idantport bsbeutet babsr 10 bieI
abfoluten Portoberluf. Sn manGsn
Sei4dften rsprdieniirt biefer 8erIut al,
labrliH cine gang betrddtIihe Summs.
unb 70 bat mo barauf eeionnsn, Oh nidt
Elm Spitem eineefibrt iperbsn i5nnte,
nit Sdlfe bsfien bic 2auFsute, tpsI&e bic
8adanttport. Pohtarten ausseianbt, cine
Rdduereiiuns fir bieisni8sn aarten,
rel&e ni&t Suridseianbt tpurosn, erbaI.
ten piirben.
Dem @eneraIpoitmsifsr fnb nun Der.
i6iebsne Tetboben poreeidlassn iporben,
uno bic GOmmiffiOn bat benz @snsraIpoh.
meiiter bic @mpfsbIune iibsrmittslt, bab
praftif@e 8eriu&e iiber einen 8eitraum
BON atuei Sabren fi6 erftrsdsnb. anseifslt
tperben. unb stpar bGrften bic grperi.
usnie in Retp gori, 9biIabsIpbia unb
Chicago ftattinben.
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arbeiten an ber Wfiltt6r : citation
In Manila nebmen euten
Tcrteana.

Das 8risesminiRsrium III bsna&ri&.
tiet pOrben. baB bic Nrbeiten an Der
neuen Militdrfation in Manila euten
6orteane nebmen. Sir bieleIbsn tpurbe
pom @onereRs cine Summe bon $780,.
900 bepiliet. Sin Slid 2anbes in
8rbBe bon Is. 900 aerss III am Baiiss
5lufe ertporben tporben, unb mad ben
nsu'n @sbdubsn. bic bort erri6tet iper,
ben, tpsrben bersits mafabami1irte 5ira.
Sen erbaut. 9as SoIs fdr bic 8auli&.
teiten tommt bon Der amerifanifhsn pa.
eifefafe. unb ioftet etipa s5 per 9auienb
SUB. tposu nod $40 fiir Transportation
tommsn. Snimerbin felt es iid nod
biaiser. als tuenn man ss in ManiIa iaus
fen poate, unb basu iommi, bab bic
tpsiben Mmsifen. bic fonft anem Sol3perf
auf ben PbiIippinen 70 gefGbrIid linb,
BEN selbsn Si@tenbOIss aus gmsrita
ni&ts anbaben fbnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-07
Sitnatipn auf Cuba.

General Sisbueb See ertIarts in cinem
Sntsrpieip $50 CLAUDE, bab in guba
bic 3riiis bsbOrfsbt. Den Gubansrn
purbe bic u~nabbdnsiss 8ssieruns Der.
ipro&sn uno Fe baben iie srbaIten. Run
tpsroen iie bspeifen mifsn, bab fe auf
Der SnfsI has @ieentbum beiGlben unb
bic Orbnuns aufrsat srbaIien iBnnen.
Sinh fe basu ni&t in Sianbs, 70 tpirb
@uba snipsbsr Elm Tbeil Der 8srsinisten
Stantsn. obsr Elm Ssfistbum bsrfslbsn
tperbsn."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-07
sronuussase fino nidt besebrt.

Sibe ttlr bic &oniestt6nung tDnnen
nidt einmaI ~ rebujirten Preiien bers
fault peroen. benn oas @eflbI nimmt
bel Der 8eb6lferune 40. bab bic Rr5nuna
gum stueiten MaIe tpirb perf&obsn tuer,
ben mtfsn. ober baB fe ibsrbaupt ni&t
ftattfinoen tuirb, ipsnn aud bic 8orberei.
luneen fir fe nod INNER ibren rsauIa.
rem Sang aeben. Wan 8Iaubt ni&t,
oab Der R6nie am 9. glu8ult 70 tpsit
interchangeable iein tpirb. bab CT fi& ber
Rrbnune tpirb ~untef3ieben f5nnsn.
Obidon Der 9. Musuii amtIia fdr bic
8oltiebuns Der aufseiGobsnen arbnuna
bes aOniss fsffssfest iporbsn III. sIaubsn
gar bieIe 2eute In 2onton ni&t, ba6
ettpas baraus tperbsn pirb. Wan traut
ben 8sridtsn Der ben R5nis bsbanbeIn.
ben Aerste ni6t gang. Man elaubt
sipar, bab bic 8sFsruns bss R5niss
5orii&ritte semudt bat. absr man eIaubi
ni&t, bab bieis 8eferuns 70 bebeutsnb
1T, UNI bic 9r0nuns gu ermbsIidsn unb
bab fie Dor allen einsn gefibrIi&en
8adfal ausi&IisBt.
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1elepbOn.Wee son 1880 @eiIen


Die nsus 1sIspbon . 8srbinbuns bsr
Sainois @sntralbabn spif&sn Gtieasu
unb NsD Orleans 10 fertie unb in Bee
trieb fie fabrt iber Wempbis unb bat
cine Sarge bon 933 Weilsn. S&pn
borber i'm 8sirisb tpnrsn 9bsiltrsden
apiiden Chicago unb Omaha unb gbi.
eaeo unb 2ouisbile, an oeren 8oasnbune
auf Der eansen Sirede eifrie esarbsitei
tpirb. Gas game Ret tuirb 1850 Mei.
len lang psrben. Bis Jest iiub flr 30.
fen Der nsuen Telspbon.8 srbinbun8sn
sl14. 600 bsrauseabt. Die Bsamisn
Der Sabn eIauben, bab F& bic nsuen
Telephone erbinbunsen irob Der unmit.
telbaren Rdbe bon tslesrapbii@en 8srs
%binouneen besubIen nsrbsn. Nan pers
ipri&t f& bon benielbeu fsbE quite Diem.
fte i'm Sale bon BabnunfdIen unb burH
bic baour4 srsieite eneere 8erbinbune
bsr bsriaisosnsn Giienbaenfaiionsn.
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,.emart".

9arSIi& sri&ien in ben @ari&auer
8sitnnssn cine glnssiss. in Der bic Grbsn
zines IN NetD g)ort beritorbsnen Wilio.
mars Ndmens 5Oroipib ssiu&t tperben.
9oroipis III in 9olen Elm ipeitbsrbreitetet
Rame uno Gaufenbe bon perfcnen mel.
oeteu iia auf BEN amsriianii&sn Goniu.
lat. bic ale A~nssb5rios bss Niuiondrs
isin iuolien. Bie fi6 na&trdsli@ Der,
ausftslis. taben Austpanbsrunss.a eens
ten bic anssise erIuRsn, um auf bic gun.
tieen 8erbdltnife unb bic gusF&tsn in
AmeriFa bi~n,utpeifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-07
Wi&tiees Snftrument fur ben
Runbf&afterbienft beim
Man6Der.

Sn 8strsff Der tommsnben @anbber
an Der 2ate bon Song SsIanb unb Gons
n~ectieut berfpri4t ma ii@ in Grmsstrsi.
fen far ben 9unbidaftsrbisnif bieI bon
einem neuen Snftrument. ,Maenetic Boz
lance" Bsnannt, nit beffsn Silfe maj i'm
Stanbe iein foa. Elm arieesf@if auf cine
Difans bon 80 MeiIen tu Ioeiren unb
bsfen Betpeeunsen su berfoIssn. gluf
oiefe @eife boft man bei BEN Wan5per
bas Serannaben Der S&ifs reGi3eitis
auf ben Sorts unb ausIuss sntbedsn un6
rs9tssitis 8eeisnete MaBreseIn fir cine
4btpstr zines Anerifs trsfen ,u ibnnsn.
Diit Ollie Der Snitrumsnte foI ii@ iosur
ots @rSbe Der betrsfsnben S&ifs aus
ipeiter 5erne fefffegen saHen.
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Sermtf4tes ynIsms.


- Bel ben jGneIten tlsberIGrem
munger in 9eres bibten nidt tpenigs
aIs l6 BsriOnen ibr aeben Elm.
= Ban 8. 8atteriou, Elm frabers
Oberfaatsri@tsr bon GaIifornien. III II
San francisco i'm alter bon "a Sabrel
seftorbsn.
= Sn Dannemora. q D., tuurb,
George NibbIeton ipseen Der @rmcrbunr
ieiner 6rau auf benz sIsitriiasn 6tubll
bineeriatet.
- SIN Columbia County, ari., ipurb,
Der 9seer See Neipton. Der in Elm Dor
sirei tpeiBsn Damen beuobntes 8imme,
e%inssbrunesn mar. ssIpn&t.
: Bon benz Rorbpehen Der 8srei.
nieten Staatsn tpurben felt benz l.. SO.
nuar b. 8. flber 1000, 900 8uibeI Msi,
sen mad Sdbafriia usrianbt.
- GarI &. 2Iob. Elm beutf&er Wa.
f&inih. Der fi@ fir3Ii1 elm 2uftf&iF pa.
i'm gI,sr son Ky SaS,sn aas S"Ss
asfnrbsn o :" D'"
Ds Yart' eommihdre IN Omaba.
Reb.. baben NIT 8 eeeen 2 Stimmen Be-
IsrarS ss" NM IN Nun @"r,s I Ssr ~ D0a y.
erIoubsn' ' 81
= DER gfoBte baum IN oer Welt 1T
IN osn Sssrras I'M County 5resno. Sal.
is&s Sus aber benz grbboben elm DurG.
msfIer bon 81 Sus.
w..u.... m....
t @ s%.uolsUs.. paI gen ec'
',.a. ss as guy .s.a S"Tsmium pom .. S'ss.'
5ooe psrurtbsilt iporSsn mar. ~ I5iab.
rieer 8u@tbaushrafs bsanabiat.
e., w... r.,..e
"eV'sp Sus..s gslI's " pa'
= n w. ams'.uy m.. os'
S.husans uep p'I.o.sam ~ SeI@Ispe'
utter bon 80 Sabrsn esItorben.
w;a;.~ ws;.. oLr
a.ka.so s ns aseus, MaIP!s1 oss
o.sosvs ~ Vnsn.s,ps 1a0s.sn W San
.GM y pDun0 uno q ps.Ds
n'...p oaB W ls,hst Nans
q. e-..;.....u.
49,. Sno.aaagu'ss nato m 1iist
eun 90 Sa9.sn Cvs.p u.apna'o. pIe!e
Sag'' S~'!..s"s, usS o9.''ssn moenI!'
~. NV a"U .a.s us. 0e.ahn,ses" %"
'u"8''sa's 0sS S'aa'ss S"0'aha'
: Bel elmer eouition 3ipsisr Pafa'
per ep'easo. wftlpautee 4 st.
gaul'Sabn purosn IN Gin @rors.,
ipse ber'ttet ipIro, 3irel Yerionen
3stootet uno msbrsre Anoers bsrlsst.
- Bel Stratforb. q. D.. fenb =
pabrIdeinIih bur6 bas GinihIoo,n
Blisss IN cine @astaf&e in ber
sroe-s,ne grploilon HIATT. tpslGe cine
Streds Der @roe, 100 Sub I'M @ebiert,
aufrsB.
Bel Boiler. 3D.. murbe her Sor,
5ias Sobn Wiie tpeoen NeroemoItiouno
Ssruu Sobn Smilb osipUdt. @aS
Infinite i'm an elmer SeIeorobbsnsaonos
uno our@lo&srts ieinen S0rpsr nit
Bel elmer @rrIo5ion BON Seuer,
i6uoben in her C,rubs her Gons Ws;s
yoal Co.. ettpa cine MeiIs RON W,eGur,
ain. 8. g.. nurbsn ,tpsi Mann ami ber
STEELE aetBbtet unS stpei onbere i%msr
,erIest.
9si einsm heftioen geipitter. bos
R~ittsburo. Na.' iobte. murben hrei
Berionsn ;srou Gate MaIIb. Sron.
,esco Smperotora uub GohsIo moio
bonn 1iib srIGIoaen. Gin tpoIfenbru6,
,rtioer Reoenouk ridtete orossn Gho,
ZEN an.
,uroI Sron Woriers her WsnnIpIpa,
,ia Steel Gompanie in 9bilabeIpbio.
Der am |. mai B. g. beoonn boi
,amit oeenbiat. bak be Gtpeiier ben
,Hta6nbioen Mrbeitstoo unb siuen Qobn
BON 30 Gents bic Stunbe bemiIIiot 81.
On ~. min.
. atneIe asosst at!as 0tso gs'uef.
Roabsomter in Der Etaht gEsn 81 0O0
Warf uuterI6Iaoen bot unS mad Sou
sroncisco enifIoben IN bat mr. hem
. gommiiiSr Mles einoeaonben
anS mirb an bic beuiidsn &sbSrben
,usueIiefert tpsrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-08-07

Das ,NDo&snbIatt's sntkaIt ben
tsfsn 2esaI'G sri&t unb aHs JsnRissu
R~ssisisiisa bon SatereHe -shsr eS.o0
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= Der 8ubest'a usfdub bes bapri
idsn Rei4sratbs acceptirte ben 8ef&lui
Der stneitsn BANNER, bic 3seieruns suI
Grri@tuns zines 2sbrfubls for Som5o'
patbIs an elmer bapsrii&en nnibsrita
au~fsuforbern.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22
Sale.

/ Four choice lots two and a
half blocks east of Cutting ave.
at. $3.50 each. Garlick-Funk,
Room1 Scott building.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22
Here is a Good Proposition.

The Jennings Electric Light &
Power Co. have just purchased
additional machinery which will
increase their capacity four fold.
The new machinery will be in
stalled about Feb. Is, 1908, and
as we wish to start it with a
largely increased number of
lights connected, we make the
public the following proposition:
All orders placed with us for
wiring buildings for electric
lights and fans between Nov. II
1902, and Jan. /, 1903, will be
done at actual cost to us. All
contracts given Us between the
above dates will be completed by
the time our new machinery is
ready to operate.
Full information furnished at
our Office and guaranteed estim-
ates given if desired. 1t will
pay you to investigate this prop.
osition at once. cod dec24
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22
COAL OIL JOHN

now makes the streets north of
the railroad on Mondays, we'd
nesdays and Fridays and the
streets south of the railroad on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days. Put your can on the front
steps the day he passes your
house and get the best of gaso-
line or kerosene for 20 cents per
gallon.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22

Copyright, Charles dustin Bates. NeaO Yorb.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22
EIocution and Physical Culture.

Mrs. Carrie p. Myers of the
New York School of Expression
Will give lessons in all branches
of Elocution and Physical Cul-
ture. Inquire at residence of
G. w. Patterson, corner State
and Second streets. Phone No.
1853. tt
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22
QUEEN { CRESCENT
- r u + f. -

The Best Line to New York. .Phil&
delphia, Baltimore, Washington. Gin
cinnati, Chattanooga, Birmingham and
all points in the East.
Through Sleeper. New Orleans .
New York via Chattanooga, Bristol
Lynchburg, Washington and ponnAyl
yania Railroad.
Pullman Sleeper. New Orleans =
Cincinnati.
Dining Car Service on both NsV
York and Cincinnati Lines, serving IN
meals.
Coolest. Cleanest.
Full detailed information flIuishol
On application
Geo. H. Smith,
@. p. A.,
n. ]. AnderBo1,
A. @. p. 4
New Orleans. La
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22

You might give a nail thousand
light taps and not get it into the
wood a sixteenth of an inch. You
would be just about where you
started when you got through.
Two or three good, strong blows
with a hammer would drive it clear
home.
Use small advertisements when
you have to; use big advertise.
ments every time you can.
If you will consider the money
spent IN advertising in its proper
light, as an investment, you will
not very often think that the spa4
must be retisnd.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-11-22
|SholR Talks On lAdvel{ish(Q.
ByCF,arlesAusbir. Bates:
No. ~.

A small advertisement is better than none, bu
bring profitable returns as big one.
Sometimes it is expedient to use a very sn
times particular should be taken in the prepa
advertisement is to do any good at all, it must be
of a better quality in proportion than big adver-
tisement.
1t is comparatively easy to construct a good
advertisement if you have all the space you want
to do it in. Skill is shown when good adver-
tsement is put into contracted space. Small
advertisements can be made to pay, but ehey
must be entirely different from the general run of
small advertisements.
1t is so much harder work and takes so much
longer time to make good advertisement for a
small space than for larger one that very often it
would be cheaper to take more space and save the
time. There is lot Of money wasted in advertis-
ing, because merchants are too economical with
their space. 1t is much easier to waste money by
using insufficient space than by using too much.
One good advertisement is better than three
Evening star., 1902-01-29
The Proposed New Department.

The Department Of Commerce. so long
regarded as one OF the real needs Of the
public service, seems at last to be among
the probabilities. The action yesterday of
the Senate In passing the Nelson bill puts
the project in line for early acquiescence by
the House. 80 that the new department NAV
be organized before the beginning of the
next fiscal year. The Nelson bill was
changed somewhat by the Senate from its
original form. and the proposed DEPART
ment, as the measure now stands win not
be as large as was at first planned. 1t viii
not include the patent office or the coast
and geological surveys. It will however,
include the census bureau. the Senate yes
terday voting Overwhelmingly to restore
that feature to the bill despite Its proyi-
sional elimination earlier In the debate. !.
As the bill goes to the House the depart-
ment wiz include the Hfe-saying service,
the lighthouse service. the marine hospital
service, the steamboat inspection service,
the bureau OF navigation Of the treasury,
the fish commission. the shipping commis-
Evening star., 1902-01-29
No weyierism in Philippines.

The chuckling by the anti-imperiaIist
newspapers over the concentration camps
In the Philippines was short-lved It has
already ceased Stephen BonsaI, a we'll
known writer for the press, has returned
after three months visit to the archipel-
ago. and in two-page letter to the New
York Herald has this to say on that sub
ject:
While in the Philippines 1 thought this
pohcy OF concentration was merely the flip
pant view of cynical newspaper paragranh
ers. On my return. however, / find that
many believe that the United States govern
nent Is enforcing in the Philippines a policy
OF concentration which is on all fours witt
the diabolical scheme Of determination by
which General Weyier reduced the non-com-
batant population Of Cuba by several hun
dred thousand.
ct seems curious that such a misconcep-
tfon should arise. The facts about the
Weyier scheme form a dark chapter of his
tory which cannot be disputed. BY him
thousands Of people were driven into huge
corrals, fourteen OF which visited for the
Herald during that period when the NOR
taiity among the penned UP prisoners was
greatest
His plan was to pen the non-combatants.
men, women and children, in insanitary
places, not to permit them to bring food
In TO their appointed pen or to allow food
70 oe given them, finally to force them to
attempt escape from starvation and dis
ease. and then shoot them down
Ihe facts OF the so-called system of CON-
cenfration In the Philippines, or rather in
sLnsii sections OF some Of the provinces
"n'en came under my observation, diner
Evening star., 1902-01-29
Free Speech and the Philippines.

Free speech is a priceless American pos
session. No sane man would abridge 1t.
But neither should any man abuse it-par-
ticularly a man who by reason Of public
station is able to send his words a long
distance.
The Philippine question Is of the highest
Importance. and the fullest discussion of 1t
is desirable. 1t Is the foremost topic in
both houses of Congress, and likely to re-
main so for weeks. We shall hear some
thing about it, indeed, all through the ses-
sion. The debate begins, however, in a
way that promises more rancor than reason.
The opposition to the retention of the
archipelago is pitched in the key of denun-
citation Of American performances in the
islands, and men wearing the country's
uniform are described as doing dirty
work in very thorough manner.
Why not look things squarely in the face?
If British minister were to rise in his
place in parliament, a French minister
In his place in the assembly, or a German
minister in his place in the reichstag, and
use the language now being used in the
Congress of the United States about Amer
lean policies and those who are executing
them the indignation throughout the Union
would be unbounded. Why then should we
apply to our own in the face of the world
what we would not fail to rebuke if applied
by an outsider? Is there any other reason
than that of the bully or the virago, claim
ing the right. with or without reason, to
wollop ones own?
And again. Why should senators or rep
resentatives deliver themselves in Wash
fngton on this subject in way and in
such terms as they would not employ in
the city of Manila, or in any other city Of
the Philippine Islands? Fancy a senator,
with the opportunity at hand, addressing a
public meeting at Manila, in scathing de-
nunciation of the American cause, and, in
effect, urging the Filipinos to stand firm
for independence and increase If possible
their armed resistance to the United States
What would his countrymen in uniform
think Of him there? What would his re-
ception be upon his return home?
1t IS not difficult to answer these ques-
tions- They answer themselves. Army
officers may not criticise the deliverances
OF our lawmakers: and for that very rea-
son-because they are sheltered by their
official commissions-the lawmakers should
be slow to denounce those whom they have
at so signal disadvantage.